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By Sarah Robinson/NEMS Daily Journal
If you are planning on getting something for that special someone on Thursday, you're not alone.
According to the National Retail Federation, Americans will spend more than $18.6 billion on Valentine's Day 2013. Half of those polled by the NRF said they will buy candy, followed by a third who will send flowers and 20 percent who will buy jewelry.
Florist Rosemary Gaines, who owns Jody's, said Valentine's Day is one of the busiest days of the year. She said about half of her orders will come in before Wednesday. She warns that those who wait too late are not guaranteed to get exactly what they are looking for.
For something different, Gaines suggests sending purple roses instead of the more traditional red.
She said, "A lot of our customers don't want red. They want something that will stand out."
Brock Bishop of Magnolia Wholesale Florist in Tupelo has a few new items on the market this year, including tie-dyed roses. These multi-colored roses are sort of a '70s throwback, but don't expect prices to mirror that decade. The stem-dyed roses will retail between $120 and $150 a dozen," he said.
Bishop said social media sites are challenging florists to stay relevant.
"Pinterest is pushing flowers to a whole new dimension," he said. Still, pink, white and red roses make up most of his orders, followed by tulips and gerbera daisies.
Magnolia serves florists within 100 miles of Tupelo. Sales this year are steady with rose orders for Thursday ranging from 300 to 4,000 stems per store.
Bishop said Valentine's Day alone accounts for about 10 percent of his annual business but that it doesn't see the huge sales numbers one might expect. Prices are up almost 10 percent for wholesalers this year, though area florists say they are not passing those costs on to customers. Retail prices seem to have held steady to last year's prices.
Sweets are an ever-popular gift on Valentine's Day. Holly McCoy at Rosie's in downtown Tupelo says they already have received more than 300 orders for heart-shaped red and white cookies.
Rosie's is usually closed on Mondays, but opened this week to avoid missing out on orders for Thursday.
Jewelers are also seeing an uptick in business for the holiday. Treasa Smith from Stone's Jewelry said business has been good and several engagement rings have been purchased.
"Christmas is spread out over two to three weeks, but Valentine's business usually happens over two to three days," Smith said.

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Electronic Dream Plant (EDP) Gnat
The Gnat
Gnats are usually nothing but an annoyance, but in this case, we'll make an exception. EDP's Gnat is a single-oscillator version of the Wasp. It has one digital oscillator and analog circuitry with a basic lowpass resonant filter, an envelope with Attack and Decay controls, an LFO which can modulate the pitch or filter, and a built-in speaker. Like the Wasp, it has a very un-playable touch-sensitive keyboard with 25 flat mini-keys. The Gnat also has EDP's proprietary control interface that could be used to link the Gnat to a Wasp or other EDP gear.
The Gnat Special
Like the Wasp, the Gnat also came in three versions. Besides the original, a Gnat Special (pictured above, released 1982) and Gnat Deluxe were released. They had wood panels and a few other changes but the Deluxe featured a standard 3-octave keyboard. The Gnat offers simple and traditional synthesis of analog bass, synth and other useful monophonic sounds. It's designer, Chris Hugget, also designed the Oxford Synthesizer Company's OSCar Synthesizer.
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- Polyphony - Monophonic
- Oscillators - 1 DCO (adjustable from 2' to 32'), switchable between ramp, square, enhance, and noise
- LFO - one LFO with sine, ramp, sawtooth, square, and random waveforms
- Filter - one low-pass 12dB/oct filter with resonance
- Arpeg/Seq - None
- Keyboard - 25 capacitive non-moving touch keys (or 37 standard keys on Deluxe model)
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- Control - EDP proprietary digital socket INPUT. MIDI retrofits and some MIDI-CV converters are able to provide control.
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From Lodge Cast Iron, maker of rugged cast-iron cookware, the durable polycarbonate pan scrapers come in a pack of 2 and make cleaning the stuck on food from cookware a breeze. Molded in rugged polycarbonate design safely scrapes without scratching. 2 teeth sizes designed to fit lodge grill pans and griddles. The straight edges and curves designed for flat and rounded edges. Each side is a different design to easily clean any crevice or corner. Ideal for all cookware, with or without non-stick surfaces. Heat resistant to 275°F. Comes in a 2 pack with one red and one black. Dishwasher safe.
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Description Stenorhynchus seticornis, the yellowline arrow crab or simply arrow crab, is a species of marine crab. The body of S. seticornis is triangular, and the rostrum is drawn out into a long point with serrate edges. The legs are also long and thin,, up to 10 cm (3.9 in) across, and the animal's carapace may be up to 6 centimetres (2.4 in) long. Colouration is variable in this species: the body may be golden, yellow or cream, marked with brown, black or iridescent blue lines; the legs are reddish or yellow, and the claws are blue or violet.
Stenorhynchus seticornis is found in the western Atlantic Ocean, from North Carolina and Bermuda to Brazil, including throughout the Caribbean Sea. It lives on coral reefs at depths of 10–30 feet (3.0–9.1 m).
Habitat Rocks, Piers, driftwood & pilings, Coral reefs.
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Technical Pro HPT990 Professional Headphone
"Expanding on the pros, other likes- - These cans are pretty comfortable imo, with the velour pads and soft headband. I havent had any problems with pressure points on the headband, and have been able to wear them for several hours on end without much fatigue. Clamping force is just right. Tighter than, for example, a Creative Aurvana Live, but looser than my FA-011s. Fairly light weight. -..." --kidcharlemagne
YURBUDS Venture Duro Sport Earphones, Orange
"Intro rant I purchased the Yurbuds Venture Duro because I was looking for something durable and with good sound quality. I find these earbuds to be both durable and have good sound quality. When you wonder what I mean by sound quality, I can tell you that I haven't owned many pairs of headphones. If it sounds good and has some depth then I find it acceptable. They sound better than my last..." --boxfox
Yurbuds Ironman Limited Edition Cobalt Blue/Cobalt Special Edition Color In-ear Sports Headphones
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By Shuli Ren
China's HSBC September manufacturing PMI rose to six-month high, but the volatile Internet and solar stocks, which have had a fantastic run this year, slumped today.
By mid-day, the fall was led by multimedia social network site YY (YY) (-7.7%) and book and general merchandise e-commerce DangDang (DANG). JA Solar (JASO) and ReneSola (SOL) lost over 5% too. These stocks have more than doubled this year. It is good to have some good correction.
J.P. Morgan downgraded Russia on anemic crude oil price. The Market Vector Russia ETF (RSX) lost 0.4%.
Mexico's largest milk company Grupo Lala SAB is seeking at least $700 million IPO this year. China Huishan Dairy Holdings just launched a $1.3 billion IPO last week, the biggest food & beverage ECM deal from Asia, according to Dealogic.


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After the release of 2.7.1 I've been taking some time off gnome-games maintainance to focus on other free-software toys. The main project has been getting a full 64-bit distro running on my G5. This is basically Fedora for the IBM pseries stuff with a few tweaks. It now runs X and GNOME.
The good news is that most GNOME programs do vaguely sane things when gconf isn't returning anything. The bad news is that I discovered this because the new XML back-end (i.e. markup, not libxml) doesn't like reading files on a ppc64 machine. Tonight's project is figuring out why. Fortunately the libxml based oldxml still works.
After that I'll be back to gnome-games, making sure that it is 64-bit clean (I know of at least one bug that hints that it isn't).
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Memoriam of Dr. George K. Epp (1924 - 1997)
Dr. George K. Epp was born on 26 October 1924 in the Mennonite
village of Osterwick (Pavlovka) in the former Chortitza Settlement.
His parents were Maria and Kornelius Epp. His father was a well-liked
school teacher by profession and a respected lay preacher by calling.
Being a teacher was a risky occupation in the new Soviet "Workers'
Paradise" of the 1920s. In 1923 the Soviet government introduced
laws prohibiting preachers from serving as teachers, and vice versa.
While this decree was aimed primarily at the Russian Orthodox Church
and its 50,000 or more church schools, it struck Mennonite communities
hard as well. Kornelius Epp was unwilling to compromise his principles,
and was dismissed from three successive teaching posts - in Schönwiese,
Osterwick and Franzfeld - within a five-year span. The family moved
from Osterwick to Franzfeld (Varvarovka) in the Yazykovo Settlement
only weeks after George's birth, and for some unknown reasons George's
birth was "officially" registered in Franzfeld rather than Osterwick.
George spent his difficult, yet happy childhood years in Franzfeld.
He attended school in the neighbouring village of Nikolaipol, and
was known for his discipline and diligence. While most boys had
enough of school after seven years and went out into the work-force,
George hoped to continue his education. He was able to complete
his eighth grade at the school in Neuendorf. He apparently had ambitions
of working in the agricultural sector. During the summer months
he worked on the collective farm.
On 21 June 1941 Germany invaded the Soviet Union and George's
life changed for ever. At the age of sixteen he was drafted into
the German Wehrmacht and, given his command of the German,
Ukrainian and Russian languages, was given an assignment as interpreter.
As the German army retreated westward after 1943, George eventually
ended up in southern Bavaria, where he was captured by the American
army. Unlike 1.5 million other German POWs who perished in American
captivity, George was lucky enough to be released shortly after
the war ended. In 1947 he was among the first group of Mennonite
refugees to leave Germany for Paraguay on the Volendam.
In the Volendam Colony he met and married Agnes Froese in 1948.
Together they shared the hardships of pioneer life in a new land.
The community soon recognized his teaching gifts, although he had
no formal pedagogical training, and hired him to be their school
teacher. After his baptism in 1950, George also began his lay ministry
in the church - thus continuing a long-established family tradition.
In December 1954, George and Agnes emigrated to Canada. Within
days of his arrival in Winnipeg on 20 December 1954, he was offered
a job as lab assistant to Dr. Campbell in the chemistry department
at the University of Manitoba. George became an accomplished glass
blower, making test tubes, beakers and other glass apparatus for
the lab. The complex Pyrex glass vacuum system that he built to
store gases for chemistry research at the U of M still stands as
a monument of sorts to his skills.
Already fluent in Russian, Ukrainian, German, and Spanish, George
began studying English and taking night-school classes to complete
his high school requirements. In addition to his work in the lab,
George then enrolled at the University of Manitoba, and earned BA
and MA degrees in German. His MA thesis, entitled "Rilke und Russland"
was completed in 1968 and published in 1984. In 1976 he earned his
Ph.D. in history with a dissertation on "The Educational Policies
of Catherine II."
George gave up his career as a glass-blower in 1968, and began
a long and distinguished teaching career. He taught at the Mennonite
Brethren Bible College, the University of Manitoba, Canadian Mennonite
Bible College, the University of Winnipeg and Menno Simons College.
From 1978-83 he served as President of the Canadian Mennonite Bible
College; from 1985-92 he served as Director of the Mennonite Studies
Centre and helped to establish its successor - Menno Simons College.
He retired from Menno Simons College in 1992, but continued his
involvement with the Hutterian Heritage Teachers' Training program,
where he taught church history.
In addition to his teaching duties he also served as a lay minister
in the Sargeant Avenue Mennonite Church, Springfield Heights Mennonite
Church and Douglas Mennonite Church. He also worked on many conference
committees - especially the editorial advisory board to the German-Mennonite
paper Der Bote.
Dr. George K. Epp died of cancer in Winnipeg on 25 October 1997,
one day short of his 73rd birthday. He will be remembered as a man
with a diverse range of interests and talents: a master glassblower,
a dynamic teacher, a passionate public speaker, a capable college
administrator, and a renowned scholar in various disciplines - ranging
from Anabaptist history and theology, Russian- and Soviet-Mennonite
history, to Mennonite literature. He was a man of courage and deep
conviction, of passion, determination, discipline and sincere humility,
a man of faith and vision who looked not only to the past but also
to the future. Above all he was a man deeply devoted to his family
and to his fellowship of faith, a sensitive pastoral counselor,
and a dear friend, always ready to listen and take time for people.
Selected Bibliography of published books and articles:
(1) Anabaptist-Mennonite History
In 1996 George was invited to Europe present a series of lectures
at the "Jubiläumskonferenz und Symposium zur 500-Jahresfeier von
Menno Simons." Oerlinghausen, 14. - 17. März 1996. Unfortunately,
he fell ill with cancer before he was able to deliver the lectures,
and someone else had to read them for him at the symposium.
(2) Russian and Soviet-Mennonite History
The final fruits of his labours are found in his Geschichte
der Mennoniten in Russland. Volumes I and II were completed
well before he died. Several chapters of volume III were completed
before George was hospitalized in June 1997, others exist only
in draft. Before his death he asked me to oversee the completion
and publication of this third volume. I hope to complete this
task, together with a team of Mennonite scholars, before the end
of the millennium.
Comments or Questions may be addressed to:
Peter Letkemann < firstname.lastname@example.com


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Another case of some greedy party coming forward and wanting to get their slice of the money from DVD's. Alot of people are watching this case very closely, because if it goes down bad for Warner Bros. the future of Special Editions of movies could be in jeopardy. The following report is from BBC News:
The makers of a DVD of the hit 1978 Superman movie are facing a legal battle over bonus footage included in the release. A UK company says film giant Warner Bros, who released the classic hit on DVD in 2001, included extra features like the actors' original screen tests and special effects test footage without permission.
Pueblo Film Licensing says it gained the original production rights after the movie's producer, Alexander Salkind, died in 1997.
Superman, starring Christopher Reeve and Marlon Brando, was one of the most successful films ever at the time of its release, earning $300m (£200m) at worldwide box offices and spawning three sequels.
Pueblo Film Licensing says Warner Bros did not get permission to use some clips on the DVD, which also included previously unseen scenes and an audio commentary by director Richard Donner.
"You can't use the bonus material if you don't pay for it. That's the whole issue," said entertainment lawyer Jeffrey Spitz, who is representing Pueblo.
Pueblo filed the lawsuit in Los Angeles federal court on Monday, 24 June, and also have another lawsuit pending in California state court against Warner Bros over future Superman sequels.
Warner Bros acquired the rights to make future Superman sequels in 1993 - but has not done so.
Their spokesperson said the studio had not seen the lawsuit but did not comment on pending litigation as a matter of policy.
Superman's DVD release came as many vintage films are put out on the format that has now gained wide popularity.
Its disc capacity means much more than just the film can be included - and most releases now come with bonus material such as out-takes and alternative endings.
Mr Spitz said the releases of classic movies on DVD could attract more legal problems.
"I wouldn't be surprised if this becomes a more heavily litigated matter," he said.
"It's clear that they [directors] weren't thinking about this when they made the classic movies."
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Volatile mining industry raises questions
Industry has had ups and downs in recent years
APPLETON, Wis. - Although Gov. Scott Walker has signed a mining bill aimed at encouraging construction of an iron mine in northern Wisconsin, there's still uncertainty about the future of mining in the state. And looking to neighboring states for perspective doesn't clear things up very much.
The mining industries in Minnesota and Michigan have had ups and downs over the past few years due to fluctuating demand and economic uncertainty. Some mining-related jobs have disappeared, and others require a surprising level of high-tech skills.
A Post-Crescent of Appleton report said that makes it hard to predict what will happen in Wisconsin. The job outlook, as well as the necessary skill set, remain to be seen.
And Wisconsin mining opponents have pledged a legal fight, further complicating the picture.


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Updated on 5 November 2012
Hope for resistant EGFR tumor patients - Hutchison MediPharma initiates human phase I clinical trial of Theliatinib
Singapore: Hutchison MediPharma (HMP) has initiated the first-in-human phase I clinical trial of Theliatinib (HMPL-309). This is the fourth oncology compound from the internal discovery programs of HMP that has entered into clinical development in China.
Theliatinib is a novel, orally active small molecule inhibitor targeting the wild type epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) or resistant EGFR tumors. The first patient was dosed on October 30, 2012.
The primary objectives of the phase I study are to evaluate its safety and tolerability in patients with advanced solid tumors and to determine its maximum tolerated dose. This study will also evaluate its preliminary efficacy against non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), determine the pharmacokinetics of Theliatinib under single dose and repeat doses, and explore the relationship between the Theliatinib's activity and certain biomarkers.
In pre-clinical studies, Theliatinib demonstrated strong anti-tumor activity against EGFR wild type tumors at doses that are expected to be well tolerated. Theliatinib was also found to have good pharmacokinetic properties and a favorable safety profile.
These studies also exhibited good tissue distribution and stronger anti-tumor activity in EGFR wild type and EGFR resistant tumors, compared with first generation small molecule EGFR inhibitors. "If these attributes are also demonstrated in clinical studies, we believe that Theliatinib could become an important therapy in this area," said Dr Christian Hogg, CEO, HMP.
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One of my most favorite features that Hasbro has been including recently is the removeable lightsaber blade, allowing us a charged sword and an unchaged hilt in the same assortment. Excellent idea and I think something that a lot of fans are enjoying.
I have also loved how some of the lightsabers have been metal. When I discovered this fact, I was very excited for the ideas that might come out of this line in the months and years to come.
However, the one thing that has been dropped that I enjoyed duing Episode I was the fact that the hilts could be stored on the belt of the figure. If there were a way we could have both, I think many of us would be very pleased. Perhaps by remolding the plug on the side of the lightsaber with a hole it could fit in on the figure (like on many Episode I figures) or by magnetizing a portion of the belt in the case of the metal hilts would provide this affect. Either way, with all of the wonderful things Hasbro has been doing, I'll be a fan of this line for a long time yet!
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The fashion designer whose name is synonymous with elegance recounts her most precious objects, imbued with a love of family and beauty.
THE PIECES CHOSEN for this photograph are all very meaningful to me. I see them every day so I must love them! One of my favorite pictures of my husband, Reinaldo, is front and center, while the largest object, the horse, sits on the right side. It was given to me by Reinaldo and reminds me of the days when I went horseback riding. Growing up, I never thought about fashion, I was interested in my horses and tennis. I also keep a four-leaf clover heart that I stumbled upon in Klagenfurt, Austria, which is in front of Reinaldo's picture. It brings me good luck. The silver magnifying glass and small silver box were passed on to me by my father. I always use the concise Oxford English dictionary for reference: One is at home, one is on my desk and one travels with me. An item is my CH Agenda. I have all of my children and grandchildren's birthdays in it, color-coded with small symbols. I keep a painting by the Los Angeles artist Alexander Mihaylovich beside a Robert Mapplethorpe photograph—one of the first in a series that he took of body builder Lisa Lyon. She is wearing one of my favorite dresses from my first collection. All of the objects sit underneath the portrait of me painted by Andy Warhol at the Factory in 1979.


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Prep time: 5 min.
Total time: 10 min., plus chilling time
2 pkgs. (8 oz. each) cream cheese, at room temperature
1 container (16 oz.) sour cream
2 cups shredded cheddar jack cheese, divided
2 cans (7 oz. each) GOYA® Diced Green Chiles, drained
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In the woods by 5:15, birds started tearing it up on the roost by 5:45. Birds pitched down and headed away from my setup around 6:00. Birds than circled and came back through where they had roosted nearing my setup. Tom and Jake are pulled in by Jake and hen decoys. Tom gets to decoys and looks around for a second than turns around and begins to step away. Expecting the worse i let the 835 have the last word. I was left with one bird flopping at 23yds and a the Jake still standing right beside it, it did even run away as i approached. The bird weighed out to about 20lbs, 9" beard, 7/8" spur's. Made it to work by eight.
Hope everyone else is having a good opener?


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I got my haircut! No more pony tail Needed a change- and I am in a show up here on campus (a play) that performs in October- it'll be great!
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Data from a Microsoft Excel worksheet can be appended to a MySQL database table by using the Append Excel MySQL Data to Table option.
Mapping the Excel columns to the MySQL columns can be executed automatically (default), manually, or by using a stored mapping routine. An automatic mapping routine is the default, and can be can be tweaked if every column cannot be matched automatically. The following figure shows two columns of Excel data and the preview dialog after choosing Append Excel Data to Table.
It is common to tweak the column mappings. A few notes about the manual mapping process:
Manual mapping is performed by dragging a column from the upper source grid (Excel worksheet) and dropping it into the lower target column MySQL table grid. Click anywhere within the column to initiate this dragging routine.
The color of the header field for each column defines the current mapping status of the column. The colors include:
Green: A source column is mapped to a target column.
Red: A target column is not mapped.
Gray: A source column is not mapped.
A source column may be mapped to multiple target columns, although this action generates a warning dialog.
Right-clicking a target column shows a context menu with options to eitherfor a single column, or to for all columns. Dragging a target column outside of the grid removes the mapping.
The three mapping methods are described below:
Automatic: The automatic mapping method attempts to match the Excel source column names with the MySQL target table column names. It is then possible to manually tweak the mapping afterwards.
If the automatic process finds zero columns to match, then a simple 1 to 1 matching routine is attempted. Meaning, SourceColumn #1 to TargetColumn #1, SourceColumn #2 to TargetColumn #2, and so on.
Manual: The source column names are manually dragged (matched) with the target column names. Manual dragging can also be performed after the Automatic method is selected.
Stored: Manual mapping styles may be saved using the button, which will also prompt for a name and then save it using a "
name(dbname.tablename)" naming scheme. The saved mapping style will then be available alongside the Automatic and Manual options.
Stored mappings may be deleted or renamed within thedialog.
There are several advanced options that are configured and stored between sessions for each Excel user. The advanced options are:
The advanced Mapping Options:
Perform an automatic mapping when dialog opens: Automatically attempt to map the target and source when the Append Data dialog is opened. This feature is enabled by default.
Automatically store the column mapping for the given table: Stores each mapping routine after executing the operation. The mapping routine is saved using the "tablenameMapping (dbname.tablename)" format. This may also be performed manually using the button. It is enabled by default, and this feature was added in MySQL for Excel 1.1.0.
Reload stored column mapping for the selected table automatically: If a stored mapping routine exists that matches all column names in the source grid with the target grid, then it is automatically be loaded. This is enabled by default, and this feature was added in MySQL for Excel 1.1.0.
The advanced Field Data Options:
Use the first
100(default) Excel data rows to preview and calculate data types. This determines the number of rows that the preview displays, and the values that affect the automatic mapping feature.
Use formatted values: The data from Excel is treated as
Double, or
Date. This is enabled by default. When disabled, data is never treated as a
Datetype, so for example, this means that a date would be represented as a number.
The advanced SQL Queries Options:
Disable table indexes to speed-up rows insertion: This option is disabled by default, since you must make sure that if unique indexes are present, that the data mapped to that column does not contain duplicate data. This option was added in MySQL for Excel 1.2.1.
The Stored Column Mappings is a list of saved column mappings that were saved with the "Automatically store the column mapping for the given table" feature, or manually with the option.


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Summer camp of 2006 took Troop 664 into the Jefferson Wilderness area and Camp Pioneer owned and operated by a great staff of the Cascade Pacific Council. The weather for the week was fantastic and we loaded up and headed to to Camp.
When we arrived at camp, we went through the usual tour of camp, swim test, and set up routine. The afternoon of the first day is always laid back and full of information meetings and getting to know ya's.
After lunch the Scouts had free time until dinner. Most of the Scouts of 664 decided it was high time to get their lines in the water and see about pulling in some nice brown trout that the lake at Pioneer is famous for.
The Scoutmasters had to report to the Chapel at camp, the absolute best chapel in all of Scouting. The view is second to none, carved into the side of a slope with the lake at its feet and the best view of Mt. Jefferson in all of Oregon. The Chapel puts you right in Gods palm.
As the Scoutmaster's gathered Red hats dotted the banks of the lake and fishing had begun. It looked like the whole Troop was out there seeing who could get the first fish.
As the lecture on Camp policies and procedures began, we noticed a young Scout on the bank, he looked to be fighting a whale. Immediately the lecture stopped as we all took in the sight of Summer camp memories being made. The pride that a group of Scoutmasters had for this young anonymous Scout could be seen in the smiles of the group as we all rose to our feet. Suddenly the fish was out of the water. And joyful Scout shouted to his buddies that he had a big one. Then as if looking for a nod of acceptance the Scout turned toward the Chapel found my red hat and made eye contact with me. I gave him a big thumbs up and yelled across the lake "WELL DONE CHAD!" His reply sent the group of Scoutmasters in to hysterical laughter. "WHAT DO I DO NOW? Chad yelled back.
Now concern for this poor fish took over as I excused myself from the meeting and ran to the other side of the lake. "I think its dead" one Scout said. "Give it CPR" said another. "Does this mean we have to Eat it?" came a voice from behind a bush. Amazingly the fish was still alive and it did in fact swim away after we removed the hook and held it in the water for a minute.
For the rest of the week we think we saw that fish a few more times, but not another fish was caught, not for a lack of trying, those lines stayed in the water all week long, every day before breakfast and after dinner the Scouts of 664 made an presents on the banks of the lake.
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I want to extend a Happy Independence Day to the Scoutmaster Minute Family.
This is a celebration of Character, Determination, and Will.
This nation was born not because of of a piece of land, but because men (and women) were willing to stand for right. Our founding Fathers were all men of Character, we can debate habits and other social ill's later, but by and large they were men of principle that were willing to selflessly sacrifice everything to gain independence and to start a free and prosperous country.
They were men that were determined to live free from the rule of a monarch. They understood the value of a representative form of government and that the people should rule, not be ruled.
I once heard that if our republic (the United States) failed it would be the last Republic on Earth. And it has remained. It is the model of the Republican form were our representatives execute the will of the people. It has been tested that is for sure, but remains the beacon the world looks to see what right looks like. Some hate it, some wish they could be like it, but the fact remains that our Nation stands as a example for all to see. We may not always be right to 100% of the people, but that is why we hold free elections.
So have a Great time this Independence Day Weekend. Be Safe! Celebrate the Birth of the greatest Nation on Earth and thank God you were born here!
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Posted September 26, 2011; 12:13 p.m.
Jeffrey Kuperman '12 profiles Gabriel Crouse's senior thesis production of "The Monkeys Are Coming!" Performances will be at the Matthews Acting Studio Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, 6-8.
Video Closed Captions
Christopher Gaffari:
The monkeys! They're coming!
Jeffrey Kuperman:
The monkeys are coming.
Gabriel Crouse:
Hi, and welcome to the set of "The Monkeys
Are Coming!" being staged here in the Matthews Acting Studio
Gabriel Crouse:
in the Lewis Center for the Arts. I am Gabriel Crouse, and I
will be directing this unique piece of theater for my senior thesis.
Gabriel Crouse:
OK, Catherine, when you guys come in, actually
by going from extreme cold to warmth, it is
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an uncomfortable experience.
Catherine Cohen:
Gabriel Crouse:
In the same way, I think going from the strange
world outside of "snow storm" into "safe room"
Gabriel Crouse:
is an uncomfortable experience, because although
this room is safe, it is very odd -- it is difficult to understand.
Jeffrey Kuperman:
Here's something for your meat pies.
[scream] Wow, did you see that?
Jeffrey Kuperman:
And go get 'em.
Gabriel Crouse:
A young Russian firebrand named Lev Lunts
wrote this play in 1920. Because of Soviet
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oppression, it never got put on stage, so
I'm incredibly excited to be bringing it into
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a theater for the very first time and channeling
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Gabriel Crouse:
One of my favorite things about this play
is that Lunts will take a character and plonk
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him on the stage and then give him absolutely
nothing to say or do for 20 minutes.
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Gabriel Crouse:
Watching each actor individually trace out
their personal journeys has been one of the
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most fruitful parts of the rehearsal process
and continues to be one of the most delightful
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experiences I've ever had in theater.
Jeffrey Kuperman:
Ladies and gentlemen, I am a Shoot. I'm a
very good Shoot, don't you think?
Gabriel Crouse:
"The Monkeys Are Coming" opens on Sept. 30
in the Matthews Acting Studio and closes on Oct. 8.
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Come check out this play. It's hilarious,
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How to care for Pleco eggs...
Hey everyone, new user here and new the aquarium world...
Three months back, my wife and I decided to start a hobby together... This means we now have a 45 gallon tank with several fish.
Break down:
One young bala shark
2 young clown loaches
1 adult red tail shark
2 black velvet angel fish
1 leopard angel fish
2 german blue rams
1 red gold severum
1 Opaline Gourami
1 albino pleco and 1 regular pleco - both bushynose
So i was starting to do a water change when i pulled a log out of the water and I noticed the regular pleco would not come out, even more so than usual... So i shook a little and he ended up coming out but so did about 15 orange colored eggs... There are still eggs in the log as well..
I have no idea what to do with this... I put the log back in the water and the pleco has gone back into the log to care for them but the other eggs are just laying on the rocks now... I put a clean clear cup over them to protect them from the other fish...
What do I do?
Not much you can do now the male will continue to care for the eggs on the log, you could try to get the eggs on the rocks back to the log but dont be upset if you have no success. Once the eggs hatch and the fry eat their egg sac, they can be removed from the tank, or you can let them take their chances with the rest of your stock. Apparently almond leaves are a good supplement for very young fry
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I know your question was about pleco eggs but I thought I'd mention something about your stock. You've got a LOT of fish in a 45 gallon tank. The bala shark alone can grow to 14 inches and should be in a 48 inch long tank, minimum. So you might want to be thinking about what you're going to do with him down the road. Also - your angels may (most likely will) become an issue. They can get up to 6 inches each and they are very territorial. Chances are, two will gang up on the 3rd some day and rip it to shreds. It's just the way they roll. Additionally, once they get rid of the odd wheel, they may turn on each other unless they are a mated pair. Personally, 1 angel in a 45gal tank would be the most I'd try. You're clown loaches should be in a school - they love a family unit of at least 6. Also - these fish get huge and long term, your tank is not going to provide enough room for them. Your red tail shark can grow to 6 inches and should be in a minimum 55 gallon tank. The sev is also going to get large.
Not trying to discourage you, just letting you know that you've got way too many fish stocked in that tank for long term survivability. But hey - you can always get another larger tank, right? Most of us find it's pretty difficult to escape MTS (multiple tank syndrom) once we get bitten by the hobby.
good luck and you might want to google profiles for each of your fish so you can learn more about their care and keep. Hope this information was helpful.
30 g FW planted:corys, female ABNP, blue angel, harleys, zebra danios, rummies,
15 g FW planted:2 male guppies, neons, pygmy corys, clown pleco, 4 types of shrimp, assassin snails
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0My 33 gallon/125 liter tank. My photography on flickr.
Next time just leave the eggs. The parents will hatch them. The babies will all most likely get eat.
Plus I agree with fishmommie that you may want to re-consider the current stock as many of those fish can become "tank busters" on there own, let alone all together
You can use a device that is styled after the egg tumbler used for african cichlids that mouth brood. You may try an egg tumbler for african cichlid eggs and fry. I have used them in the past on pleco eggs and they do work. If they lie about for too long without water flow and the oxygen it brings the will pass away. Pleco eggs are harvested by collecting the egg clusters from the males and artificially hatching them. There is a video on you tube out there with a couple of guys diving for them in a river in South Florida.
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Thanks everyone for the advice. I managed to get them seperated with the dad to a different tank and since then 9 of them have hatched and are swimming around. Hopefully I can keep them alive.
As for my tank... We fully expect to upgrade our tank in the future. So far everyone in the tank has been getting a lot quite well, but if there are issues in the future we can always adapt.


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another year, another entry. I see we have now gone from diaries to blogs.
I recently contemplated coming out of net seclusion to become active again, funny thing I noticed is how many others seem to have disappeared, perhaps all the old timers are watching what the new people do.
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Aside from Jacob's statement about Mett playing well (I have watched most of the game twice and he looked like AJ against you guys in Tuscaloosa last year), I agree with both of you for the most part.
Believe me when I say I understand all about the atmosphere in *uburn, and they were playing for their lives, so you got their best shot. But, personnel wise, there is absolutely no reason that game should have been in doubt into the final seconds. *uburn's plan was to sell out to stop the run and make Mett beat them, and it almost worked. You guys do have a problem at LT that needs working out.
All that said, I expect Mett to get better, the LT situation to get stabilized, and to get your best shot on the 3rd. I also expect Alabama to have to squeak by at some point
just like you guys did. Life on the road in the SEC. I am concerned about our visit to Missouri on October 6.
By the way, every college team is young. Alabama's roster has (I think) 49 freshmen and sophomores on it, if you include redshirts.
Similar thing happen last year.
Last year LSU's first SEC opponent was AWAY @ Miss St. and they came out of there 19-6. LSU went on to play for the SHIP.
So hopefully that is the flat game. Who knows man, lots of Freshman on the team(lots!), NONE of which has ever played in a SEC Hostile Environment. It can be a lot to soak in, most people have no clue what kind of pressure that is.
Florida will be the make or break game IMO. Florida sits at home for the next two weeks waiting on LSU to arrive.
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Evnin Lecturer looks at bioterrorism threat, March 25
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A talk on "Facing the Growing Threat of Bioterrorism" will inaugurate the 2004 Evnin Lecture Series at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 25, in Reynolds Auditorium, McDonnell Hall.
Steven Block, a biophysicist from Stanford University, will present the lecture, which is the first in a series on "Beyond Fear: Response to Bio- and Cyber-Terrorism" sponsored by the Council on Science and Technology .
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By ERIC HANSEN/SOUTH BEND (IND.) TRIBUNE
He is 35 years old, still has two good knees and is soaking in his third Canadian Football League Grey Cup victory these days.
But in his sudden spate of free time, former Notre Dame quarterback Jarious Jackson is doing what just about everyone else with ties to the Irish football program is doing.
"I'm looking for tickets to the National Championship Game," he said. "I'm serious."
Jackson is still serious about his own football, 13 years removed from his final game at Notre Dame. His Toronto Argonauts won the Canadian equivalent of the Super Bowl Sunday, 35-22 over the Calgary Stampeders in the 100th-ever Grey Cup.
It's Jackson's third Grey Cup in a career that has taken him from four seasons with the NFL's Denver Broncos to NFL Europe's Barcelona Dragons to the British Columbia Lions and ultimately to Toronto.
"When it was over in Denver, I had a tryout in Miami," said Jackson, a seventh-round draft choice of the Broncos in 2000 and now the only ND alum on a CFL active roster.
"That didn't pan out, so then I had a decision to make. But football is my passion. Every since I was a little bitty boy, my dad, my uncles, my cousins, with all of us, football was definitely big in my household.
"So when Canada called, it wasn't very difficult to say yes."
He ended up meeting his wife while playing with B.C., and now has two daughters, one almost 4 years old, the other having turned 2 on Friday.
Jackson had to get used to the rule variations in the CFL — three downs instead of four, a larger field, 12 players per side, goalposts on the goal line, to name a few.
"The biggest thing for a quarterback is the three downs," he said. "You've got to be so much more efficient here. You don't have a Mulligan, so to speak. So if you don't get good yardage on first down, you could be in trouble."
Jackson completed 72 of 135 passes for 846 yards and four touchdowns with three interception this season, primarily as the No. 2 QB for Toronto. He also rushed for 122 yards and three scores on 42 carries and got four starts while filling in for injured No. 1 QB Ricky
Among Jackson's teammates are defensive tackle Armond Armstead, a USC grad who strongly considered transferring to Notre Dame last January for the 2012 season, and quarterback Zach Collaros, whom ND coach Brian Kelly recruited to and coached at the University of Cincinnati.
Jackson is signed through next season with Toronto, but isn't sure how long he'll keep playing.
"At my age, I look at this as a year-by-year deal," he said. "I'm sure I'm going to sit and talk with the coaches or whoever and go from there. I still feel healthy. I still feel good. If they'll have me back, I'll be back."
A lot of changed since Jackson's ND career ended with a 40-37 loss at Stanford to end the 1999 season.
The coach who recruited him, Lou Holtz, became Dr. Lou and is a strong presence in ESPN's college football coverage. The coach who he finished his career under, Bob Davie, is back in coaching again — at New Mexico — after 10 years out of the profession.
"It was funny to see him coaching again," Jackson said of Davie. "If that's what he wants to get back into, I'm happy for him. And coach Holtz, he's a talker no matter if he's coaching or on TV. That just seems kind of natural for him."
Jackson maintains strong ties to former Irish assistant and recruiting coordinator Bob Chmiel.
And the only thing that will keep him away from watching his old college team on TV is a schedule conflict.
"On Saturday night, when they played USC, I was so sick, I could barely get out a bed," he said of the 22-13 Irish victory. "In fact, I was so weak, I got out, put on my Irish shirt and then got right back in bed. But I watched every minute of it. It was truly an amazing game."
His biggest surprise was seeing a 6-foot-6, 303-pound player, sophomore defensive end Stephon Tuitt, wearing his old No. 7. His biggest non-surprise was how much quarterback Everett Golson improved.
"I love him," Jackson said of the sophomore from Myrtle Beach, S.C. "I'm a big fan of his. I think he's awesome. Along with coach (Brian) Kelly, I think he's making some great decisions. He's getting hot right now. It's all about getting hot at the right time.
"One of the unique things I learned about him is he doesn't throw the football with the laces. That's kind of weird to me — a good weird. I wish I could do that. There are times that will help him, because when you're in the shotgun, it helps you get the ball going a lot faster.
"If I could give him one piece of advice for the National Championship Game, it would be play it like any other game. Don't do anything that you haven't done all year in terms of putting added pressure or stress on yourself. If he does that, he'll be just fine."
Remembering Dean Brown
Former Notre Dame offensive lineman Dean Brown, a member of the 1988 national championship team, died Thursday night.
According to a report in the Canton (Ohio) Repository, the Rev. Dean Brown spent roughly the last two decades working with children. Recently, he served as dean of Friendship Public Charter School, the largest such school in Washington, D.C. In August, he was appointed principal of Nexus Academy in Cleveland, the paper said.
Brown, who starred at Canton McKinley High, played for Notre Dame from 1986-89 and started the last 25 games of his career. He was an American Studies major at ND.


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If indeed someone from hasbro reads this. These are Figures that all collectors badly want(post your support) We want all these with as much articulation as possible and in no gimmick poses and close to neutral as possible) NO G I M M I C K S
(my number one want 1!!! R2-D2 (Jabba's Sail barge) take a scuplt like the commtech R2 and add the bartender attachment and removable acessories and (Luke's ROTJ )pop up lightsaber hilt with removable blade (hatch that opens back and forth to reveal it then you can pull it out or a small spring ejector) also include a 3 3/4 holograph Luke(with correct slight blueness color NOT PURPLE make it translucent like POTJ VADERS) in Jedi outifit so R2 can project him To Jabba (make it in the 2 pack series)
Leia in Boussh Disguise( could be such a great figure make it in a 2 pack with a a new Chewbacca as Boussh Bounty
2 different Imperial Dignitaries (Part of the 2 Pack series)
Hermi Odle (need I say more)
More people and aliens from Jabba's Palace, Sail Barge, and Skiffs like (where i found pics and info on at http://web.qx.net/red6/aliens/ ) UNDER JABBA's PALACE ( the way i see it if you make aliens like Djas Puhr and Zutton you can make these very cool looking people)
JABBA THE HUTT ::::we need a good Jabba with acessories like the vintage one
Bane Malar (bounty hunter) very cool looking
Cane Adiss (very cool looking 2 headed alien smuggler)
Sergeant Doallyn(wanted this guy since I was a kid)
J'Quille (very cool looking)
Murttog Yine(cool looking human) we don't have any cool looking HUMANS from Jabba's palace they guy has a nice colorful outfit and cool eu backstory kindav thing. WE NEED at least one human from the Jabba sail barge
Tanus Spijek (really cool looking alien that i've wanted since i was a kid)
Dengar (resculpt old one is terrible)
Han Solo Carbonite:::::: Redo this figure. Make it actually go into and fit into the block. Make the sides light up like you did with the C3PO that comes with Chewbacca Bespin Escape. Take a hint from the extremely cool vintage version.
Han Solo Hoth::::::::: with hood up and right color with gun that fits in holster and sensor(one that came with potj k3po) with articulation at neck, waist, ball socket shoulder joints, biceps, wrists, and knees. With a very very detail scupt
Admiral Ozzel
Jan Dodonna
Captain Antilles
General Rieeken
Crix Madine
Jabba Sail BARGE that in SCALE with the figures with removable roof and functioning blinds with enough space to put a scale Jabba in the back. Have it come with full size Skiff and come with like 10 figures and Jabba. I'd shell out big big bucks for this) would be huge undertaking..never happen...sign
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By Tiernan Ray
Here are some things going on this morning in your world of tech:
Shares of Twitter (TWTR) are down $5.14, or over 12%, at $37.48, after the company yesterday afternoon reported Q1 results that topped analysts' expectations, a Q2 view for revenue that was also above consensus, but forecast the full year's revenue a little shy of expectations.
Price targets are dropping at several shops this morning, though I've not seen any actual ratings changes yet.
Cowen & Co.'s John Blackledge, reiterating an Underperform rating, cut his price target to $26 from $32, writing that it was the second quarter in a row of declining engagement, with "timeline views" per user (TLV) down 8%, year over year. "these results appear to confirm our suspicion that TWTR's TAM is fundamentally smaller than FB and that engagement is declining in part due to enhancements introduced in 2H13 to increase the value of a timeline view (i.e. collapsing conversations into a single TLV)."
Rob Peck of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, reiterating a Neutral view, and cutting his price target to $50 from $55, warns of the lockup expiration on insider share sales next week: "We estimate that ~275m shares are attributed to holders that have disclosed they will not be sellers at the lockup, leaving ~200m available for sale which could pressure the stock if certain sellers wish to monetize the ~45% upside in the shares (based on after hours trading of ~$38) compared to the $26 offering price."
CEO Dick Costolo went on CNBC this morning to defend the company, saying he was pleased with the levels of user engagement at present, and noting that the service is "everywhere, every day," wherever people are commenting on important events, including 3.3 billion tweets in the 48 hours following the oscars. "It is already mainstream," said Costolo. "What we want to do is improve that logged-in experience for them." Costolo has committed not to selling any shares, as have Benchmark, one of its prominent VC backers.
The next social stock reporting this afternoon is Yelp (YELP), whose shares are currently off $3.52, or almost 6%, at $55.41.
Another place where price targets are falling is eBay (EBAY), which yesterday beat Q1 expectations, but offered a lighter-than-expected Q2 view, and said it would take a non-cash charge to allow it to potentially repatriate its overseas cash at some point, though the company did not commit to repatriation.
On CNBC this morning, David Faber and hosts grilled CEO John Donahoe about the non-cash charge, asking him why he would prepare without making if he actually would repatriate the cash.
J.P. Morgan's Doug Anmuth reiterates an Overweight rating, and cut his price target to $61 from $65, calling the results "solid," but trims his estimates to match the year forecast. Anmuth repeats management's line about financial "flexibility," writing "eBay believes its largest opportunities lie in the US and the company discussed several potential uses of US cash repatriation including additional investments, more share buybacks, and M&A."
eBay stock is down $3.35, or 6%, at $51.19.
Shares of disk drive and solid-state drive maker Seagate Technology (STX) are up 51 cents, or 1%, at $54, continuing last night's gains, after the company beat fiscal Q3 EPS expectations, and offered a lighter-than-expected revenue outlook for this quarter.
Most observers seem to be giving the company the benefit of the doubt that enterprise buying of storage will see a stronger second half to the year. Richard Kugele of Needham & Co. reiterates a Buy rating this morning, and a $62 price target, writing that the company "showed impressive execution."
"We encourage investors to aggressively buy the name today ahead of 2H rebounds in near line purchasing from hyper scale customers & enterprise drives from OEMS; top line opportunities on the Cloud Systems side; benign pricing for C14; and continued stock buyback/dividend increases."
Shares of Apple (AAPL) are bucking the broader market's weakness this morning, up 67 cents at $593 following a positive note from Goldman Sachs's Bill Shope, who reiterated a Buy rating and raised his price target to $635 from $620 after Apple's $12 billion bond offering yesterday, and to reflect higher estimates following the company's introduction of lower-priced MacBook laptops. Shope now models $182.45 billion in revenue and $44.75 per share in net income, up from $182.03 billion and $44.70 previously.
Several analysts today are reflecting on Oracle's (ORCL) analyst day, held yesterday, the so-called Cloud Forum. Pacific Crest's Brendan Barnicle, reiterating an Outperform rating, and raising his price target to $45 from $40, writing that "Oracle highlighted a variety of customers who are using the Oracle cloud broadly […] Yesterday's presentations clearly demonstrated strong customer validation for Oracle."
In case you missed it, catch Rober McMillan's article in Wired about Google (GOOG) switching from Intel (INTC) to IBM (IBM) chips for its home-built server computers. The message of the piece seems to be: Intel's got actual competition in server chips.
The Street is eagerly awaiting a prospectus for an IPO by Alibaba Group Holding, the Chinese e-commerce giant, in which Yahoo! (YHOO) has a minority holding. CNBC's Kayla Tausche a short while ago reported that the filing may not come until next week. She says sources have told her the actual deal size will be indicated with a "place holder amount, a very small amount," but that it is also believed that the offering could ultimately be the largest ever for U.S. markets.


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