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I train alot by myself and try and get my pup on marks as much as i can, and that is normally with a local pro (about once a week). or i try and do some hand thrown marks but i can only get so much out of hand throw marks.
so im looking for launchers that will fit im my car (08 Ford Focus) im guessing the box launchers will be the easiest to get in the car but i would really like normal launcher. also limited on budget a little but mostly looking for a launcher that i can use to get my pup on marks as often as i can. I plan on using tritronics electronics with what ever i get.
so now for a question will the box launchers from either company get a bumper, duck, or dokken high enough to be seen in most cover? and will the box launchers help with marking all the way up to a finished/master level dog?

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text: After the Last Supper and immediately before his arrest, Christ retired to the Mount of Olives to pray. There he struggled between the two sides of his nature, the human and the divine. The disciples Peter, James and John accompanied him and slept while Jesus was visited by the angel. Peter is closest with grey hair and a sword, John is the youngest and James has a beard. In front of the distant city of Jerusalem an approaching group of figures led by Judas can be seen.


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Reality Check: Barrett Ad Calls Walker A Liar, Financial Failure
Candidates To Meet For Final Debate Friday
MADISON, Wis. - The economy, jobs and fiscal responsibility all factoring into key Wisconsin races, which is why it's an easy attack strategy for political ads, like a recent one from Democratic candidate for governor Tom Barrett.
In the ad, Barrett wants viewers to think his challenger, Republican Scott Walker, is a liar and a financial failure.
"Scott Walker's truth-o-meter has seriously malfunctioned. Walker is now making claims around the state that reporters know are false, but don't let him get away with the big lie," says the ad, referring to a newspaper story displayed in the ad.
WISC-TV found this to be misleading. The story displayed in the ad is an opinion column, not a news article, in the self-proclaimed progressive Capital Times.
The columnist criticizes both Walker and Barrett, but the focus of the column is really on the fact checkers themselves.
The columnist argues reporters should look further into claims by both Walker and Barrett that aren't in their ads.
"New reports indicate Milwaukee County is going broke. Under Scott Walker, Milwaukee County is now in dire financial shape. One civic group is even suggesting bankruptcy be an option for Milwaukee County government," says the ad, citing reports by Milwaukee TV news stations.
WISC-TV found this is misleading and needs clarification. All of the reports reference an original article in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about a report by the Greater Milwaukee Committee.
According to the newspaper, the report by prominent Milwaukee business leaders says Milwaukee County finances are headed for trouble if action isn't taken. They suggest doing away with the county executive's office, spinning off parks and transit departments and making other drastic changes.
The group's recommendations also include a plan to lobby for a law that would allow counties to file for bankruptcy, if necessary. But the report doesn't say the county is yet bankrupt, as the ad seems to suggest.
But Walker actually supports the idea of bankruptcy as an option for governments. In fact, he told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that bankruptcy might even be the right option for the troubled Milwaukee School District.
Greater Milwaukee Committee's report isn't public and it isn't completed yet. The Greater Milwaukee Committee originally hoped to wait until after the election so the report wouldn't be politicized. A draft was leaked to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter.
Barrett and Walker meet for their third and final debate on Friday. WISC-TV's Eric Franke will host the debate with Wisconsin Public Television's Fredericka Freyburg. The debate begins at 7 p.m. and will be broadcast live on TV-W and Wisconsin Public Television.
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Opinions are whatever you read into them
In the truest of classic form, my year is ending as I duck that two-sided sword. Everyone knows that when you express your opinion, someone, somewhere will disagree. Often times, however, out-of-the-blue, comes disagreements with opinions you never had in the first place.
My case in point is the phone call our managing editor, David Johnson received from a reader who was highly offended that I and, according to the caller, others at the Gazette, had repeatedly misspelled the name of our president-elect. The caller went on to say it was obvious that we were inclined toward the Republican persuasion and that if we didn't stop disrespecting the president-elect, he was going to do something about it.
Whew! What a call. In all fairness, the caller is right, to repeatedly misspell the president-elects name is disrespectful, if intentionally done, but, in my case, Sir, it was complete-comatose ignorance. I actually had it in my mind that I had seen two r's in Barack somewhere and that's how I went on to spell it. I suppose I should perform some act of repentance, but then I wouldn't want add my over-reaction to this problem.
For the record, despite our caller's accusation, this newspaper did not support John McCain for any office, at any time, for any reason, not did it support Barack Obama for any office, at any time, for any reason. No one who writes anything here, would ever intentionally disrespect Barack Obama until he proves he is deserving of such disrespect.
While we recovering from that barrage of Barack misspelling atrocities, I am approached by one of our county's well-known Republican practitioners who says, "Did you get all of that Republican hate out of your system?" I answered quickly, "Probably not, but why do you ask?"
I knew it must have been one of my columns where I expressed my opinion about the national economy and the bailouts, and. because most all dedicated Republicans are circling their wagons around George W. Bush and trying to push blame for all our economic woes on every president since Herbert Hoover. We chatted about that for a few minutes and he admonished that I was also offending 95 per cent of the people in Union County. I'm assuming he meant they're all Republicans, although the latest numbers might indicate a few more Democrats in the county than five percent.
Anyway, right here at the end of 2008, with high hopes for 2009, it is proven, once more, that if someone is ardent enough over an issue, he or she will read any opinion offered in such a way as to take offense regardless of what the opinion says. Actually, it is that same kind of blind partisan politics that got us where we are today.
It is my opinion that anyone's political leanings should be toward those in office who are honest and truthful, no matter what labels they carry. If you have any knowledge of local, state and/or national politics then you already know we have relatively few to support.
With all that said, it is my hope that 2009 will bring us a surprisingly good and effective national government, capable of addressing and solving many of our economic problems while reinstating our position in the world of nations. We must forget partisan politics, racial prejudice and support this man for our own survival's sake.
Without a doubt, our state needs leadership that we can trust to work in our best interests. We need leadership that can keep us economically sound without giving away the family farm, over and over again. We need leadership that will look us in the eye and not lie to us.
It appears that leadership is going to have to come from the legislature, since the executive branch of our state government has already demonstrated that it is not interested in the health and welfare of the people of Mississippi, only in purchasing economic development with our money.
Locally, 2009 brings to New Albany an opportunity to join the progressive communities of this state with qualified, concerned, truthful, honest leadership. There are many people in our community who would resemble that description of a leader were they to assume the necessary responsibility needed to serve their community in this time of opportunity. New Albany cannot continue down the path it is now following. We have the chance to bring our city back to the place it was when someone dubbed it "The Friendly City."
"The Friendly City," a city friendly to those who visit for business or pleasure, but friendly, more so, to it's own citizens. City officials who eagerly seek opinions and advice from the people who live and work in the city. City officials and employees who are courteous and polite to even the least of the city's residents.
We have the opportunity to restore all that has made and will make New Albany a great city, and to renovate a city government into a body of officials and city employees truly representative of the community. If those who already know they are qualified and capable will step forward and run for the offices available and those of our community who truly care about the future, will get out and vote, we can, in 2009, see a rebirth of this community.
The Toyota delay can be a blessing for New Albany and Union County, as it will give us another chance to get our city and county advantagously positioned for the growth that will come. All we have to have are the right elected officials and public policies in place to take advantage of the opportunities for all our citizens, not just a few.
We have lots to do and no time to waste. There are those who are dedicated to keeping things at status quo. They will not go away quietly, but will continue to do as they please as long as the people of New Albany will allow them to do so.
The time has come, if we are ever to rid ourselves of those who would only represent themselves and a select few.
The time is now.
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The four-color New Living Translation (NLT) Chronological Life Application® Study Bible combines the proven resources of the Life Application Study Bible with a chronological format and several brand-new resources, making it easier to read and understand. It is arranged i... Read More
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It is arranged in 10 chronological sections that help the reader to see how the various pieces of the Bible fit together. With new section intros and timelines, the stage is set for the passages in each section and new archaeological notes and photographs to help bring God's story to life in a whole new way.
The NLT Chronological Study Bible by Tyndale House Publishing is the most intriguing and compelling Bible release over the past few years as there is truly nothing quite like it. Whether you already own one Bible or have a library of several, this new Bible provides unique resources to the reader that fosters increased engagement, understanding, and perspective. Reading the Bible has never been more illuminating. Enjoy!
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I bought the NLT Chronological Life Application Study Bible in late January 2014 from Family Christian. I absolutely love this bible, from the chronological order of the books and chapters, to the incredible number and details of the maps throughout the text and at the end of the bible, to the life application notes that are on virtually every page, to the fake-leather cover. I'm having a hard time putting it down. The service from Family Christian was great. I live in Montana and it didn't even take a week using regular shipping.
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Halloween in Port Aventura
One day entrance per person to Port Aventura theme Park, and your stay at the hotel Calypso, choosing the board your prefer.
* In November, the park is just opened on saturdays and sundays.
Port Aventura (Salou) - Humor and horror, laughter and scares. Now that's Halloween!
Experience the true essence of Halloween. Treat yourself to hair-raising frights that end in bouts of laughter and heart-pounding horror. Dare to enter "La Selva del Miedo" and brace yourself for the twist ending of "El Diablo Dijo Si"
But don't worry. You're sure to find rides you love at PortAventura Park even if you are not an adrenaline junkie. Whoever you are, whatever your age and whoever you have come with, it is an experience you will remember for a long time.
Dive into the shows in each area and turn your relaxation time into great stories hand in hand with the best dancers, acrobats and specialists.
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Television has become so bland in the last decade that it has become impossible to find any of the old classic horror films being screened anywhere, even on the BBC. Years ago, BBC2 would screen regular horror double bills on Saturday nights which featured cult movies from Universal, RKO, Hammer Films and beyond. This writer fondly remembers watching the likes of Cat People, The Pit and the Pendulum and Plague of the Zombies when he should have been fast asleep! My love of older horror movies can be traced back to my experiences watching these movies on the BBC as a youngster – indeed, watching the likes of the Corman/Poe cycle nowadays fills me with an unshakable air of nostalgia and joy, hard to describe to non-horror fans. It would be blissful to tune into double bills of classic horror movies on Saturday evenings during the summer months again.
If you, like me, would like to see these films back on the box, please follow the steps below, and with YOUR help, let's see if we can relive those scary summer nights of late-night Horror Double Bills on British television!! Please sign the petition! You can also Tweet about the campaign by copying and pasting the following text into a tweet: Join us and help us bring CLASSIC HORROR back to British TV. http://is.gd/aYLSB Pls RT thnx!
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By Tiernan Ray
Shares of wireless networking equipment provider Aruba Networks (ARUN) are up $1.13, or almost 7%, at $18.33, after the company this afternoon reported fiscal Q1 revenue and earnings per share that topped analysts' estimates.
Revenue in the three months ended in October rose 11%, year over year, to $160.9 million, yielding EPS of 16 cents.
Analysts had been modeling $158 million and 14 cents.
The company had deferred revenue of $156.8 million, it said.
CEO Dominic Orr said the company "executed well on our initiatives to grow our sales and channel engine," adding that the company saw "early strong performance" from products using the newer "802.11ac" WiFi standard.
Update: On a conference call following the report, management forecast revenue this quarter in a range of $165 million to $169 million, and EPS, excluding some costs, in a range of 16 cents to 17 cents. That is above the average estimate for $166.7 million and 16 cents.


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Director: Anne-Marie Slaughter, Dean, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University
November 1, 2002 - Present
Project Vice-Chair: Charlotte Ku Co-sponsered by ASIL
The Roundtable Series, "Old Rules, New Threats," is a project on global governance that brings administration officials together with lawyers, professors and policymakers to look at areas in foreign policy and national security where the rules of the road, formal and informal, may or may not need to be adapted, amended, or replaced to address the challenges currently facing the nation.
The roundtable addresses a broad range of security issues, including threats related to force and war, as well as challenges requiring transnational cooperation. Past sessions have explored the administration's announced doctrine of preemption; humanitarian intervention; military tribunals and unlawful combatants; use of force and the laws of war; and regulating the movement of black and gray market goods, technology, and people. Memos prepared by roundtable speakers and summary reports of the roundtable meetings are posted below. The roundtable, which met six times beginning in November 2002, will reconvene in the fall of 2003.
The Council and ASIL, with the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University, will begin the 2003 season with a one-day conference on September 19. The conference will focus on four areas: intervention and weapons proliferation; global climate change; bringing war criminals to justice; and counterterrorism and transnational law enforcement.
This meeting is not for attribution.
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For more information on the David Rockefeller Studies Program, contact:
James M. Lindsay
Senior Vice President, Director of Studies, and Maurice R. Greenberg Chair
Janine Hill
Director, Fellowship Affairs
Amy R. Baker
Director, Studies Administration
Victoria Alekhine
Deputy Director, Fellowship Affairs
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Mario Batalico-host, Spain… on the road Again
With 13 restaurants, six cookbooks and a host of television shows, including the ever-popular Iron Chef America, Mario Batali is arguably one of the most recognized and respected chefs working in America today. This, combined with his larger-than-life personality, account for his many accolades, including GQ Magazine's Man of the Year and the James Beard Award for Outstanding Chef.
He has been profiled by such publications as TIME Magazine, LIFE magazine and The New Yorker and appears regularly on national television shows like Good Morning America and Live! With Regis and Kelly. In April 2008, Batali's eagerly anticipated sixth cookbook — Mario Batali - Italian Grill — debuted and quickly landed on the New York Times Best Seller list.
Batali made his debut as a public television host with the popular culinary road trip Spain… on the road Again. He attended high school in Spain and learned (in his words) "how to eat and drink" there.
Batali owns seven New York City restaurants, including his flagship, award-winning restaurant, Babbo Ristorante e Entoeca, which he owns with partner Joe Bastianich. His other six enormously successful restaurants in New York City include Lupa Osteria Romana, Esca, Otto Enoteca Pizzeria, Del Posto, and his two Spanish restaurants Bar Jam¾n and Casa Mono.
The duo's first West Coast venture, in collaboration with Nancy Silverton, is Osteria Mozza and Pizzeria Mozza in Los Angeles. Batali and Bastianich recently journeyed to Las Vegas to open B&B Ristorante and Enoteca San Marco in the Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino. Their latest project is Carnevino — an Italian steak house opened in January 2008 in the Palazzo Hotel, adjacent to the Venetian.
Batali splits his time between New York City's Greenwich Village and northern Michigan with his wife Susi Cahn of Coach Dairy Goat Farm, and their two sons.


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Come find out about the ins and outs of selling in person using Shopify. Learn about Shopify POS, the brand new tap, chip, and swipe card reader, inventory management, discounts, and more.
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This could be fun ... we've had a lot of talk about candidates for POTUS; good and bad for both sides.
So, who would you like to see be the R candidates in 2016? Who would the D's on the forum prefer as the D candidates?
I'd really like to see a strong conservative for the Rs at the top of the ticket ... like Rand Paul. The selection for VP would be up to him. If Ted Cruz is eligible (someone mentioned he may be Canadian-born), he could be a viable choice four years from now.
The Ds are "suggesting" Hillary or Ole Joe. I can't believe that Joe could win.
So, what are your choices?


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Thanks for any help here. I installed iWidgets on my Jb 4s running 5.1.1. I can't get them to show by holding the home screen. I understand you don't know my tweaks installed for conflicts but maybe I am missing something simple. I tried removing HomeSpringPage in case of a conflict but it still didn't work.
Thanks again.
you know what - I actually found out this is not 100 % the case. I have 3GS and I instaled some widgets ( the minimalistic date, 2 rows thing and the Nape? cube) , they work just fine. Later, after I read your post, I actually realized I AM using infiniboard, so the conflict is not 100 %. Some of the widgets are not working on the 3GS, but I give it to the lower hardware capabilities of the phone (he is kinda winded with all the little tweaks and add-ons, but still hanging in there . Not trying to turn you back to using infiniboard, just sharing some info on the topic . Cheers !
I figured that would be the answer and with all the tweaks I have, a pain to find the problem. I use NC Settings, not SB Settings or Springtomize. I had a problem with Springtomize, Dashboard X, and Intelliscreen. I guess I have a problem tweak that conflicts with a bunch of tweaks, iWidgets just added to the list.
Thanks again.
I see a Hack repo has already got hold of this !!!
All I can say is Durben puts a lot of work in to all his Widgets and as also just lost his Job, so give the guy a break and buy this for 99c and don't go for the hacked version !
I wold pay 99c a widget, they are slick and clean and always with great support.
With infiniboard the work around i've found is SBSettings and turn it off add your widget go back to SBSettings turn infiniboard back on and wala best of both worlds.


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Here Comes the January Blast — of ETF Launches
This snowy weather is a doozy. But investors are about to get a different kind of winter blast from several exchange-traded fund companies.
There've been 12 new ETFs this month from AdvisorShares, Van Eck's Market Vectors, and State Street's SPDRs, among others, but the big push comes later this week. Notices for three from Deutsche Bank, four from Market Vectors, two from Pimco, and three from Direxionappeared in my inbox between Friday and today.
For international exposure, the Deutsche Bank launches are worth watching: They bring currency hedging to more ETFs. db X-trackers MSCI All World ex US Hedged Equity Fund looks widely applicable, whereas counterparts for Korean and Mexican stocks are of niche interest. The Market Vectors launches bring a quality slant to foreign-stock investing.
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I just bought a Roku2 and can't get it to work. My wireless router is good and my new T.V. is internet ready! Their customer service sucks!
Can anybody help?
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I just bought a Roku2 and can't get it to work. My wireless router is good and my new T.V. is internet ready! Their customer service sucks!
Can anybody help?
What is it? What is it supposed to do?? Never heard of this thing.
It lets you stream video from your computer to your t.v.
Sorry you are having problems. We have Roku... not sure but it is a year or so old. We had trouble at first and found their customer service was great. We did have to go back and forth between Netflix and Roku.. each thinking it was the other's problem. In the end, Roku sent a new device out to us free of charge. My suggestion for customer service is to call back an hour or day later and try someone else. Usually it is just the individual that isn't good. :D
my DH has one. I'll ask him as soon as he gets home.
Ditter -
DH says: define "can't get it to work" the tv being internet ready is irrelevant. If it detects the wireless network, the setup is relatively straight forward.
"if the tv is connected via wireless and working fine, that could be why she mentions the tv."
so, the steps are, 'does it detect the wireless network?'
'if yes, then does it provide a signal strength, how strong is it?'
'if no, then what sort of network setup is it, WPA/WEP/WPA-2'
I was going to get a Roku but I'm really confused now.
Jennifer, would you ask DH if it matters that I have DirecTV but FiOs wireless for computer and phone?
Will do. :) He's my techie man.Quote:
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Ellen - "Roku is independant of cable/internet provider. It just needs an internet connection. so, no, it doesn't matter what they have, as long as they can connect the box (via wireless router or by a ethernet cable to their cable router)"
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I don't know what any of those things are!!!


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Leukoplakia is a disorder of the mouth's mucus membranes. White patches form on the tongue or inside of the mouth over weeks or months. This can also occur on the vulva in females, but for unknown reasons. One type, known as hairy leukoplakia, is a type found primarily in people who have HIV or other types of severe immune deficiency.
Hairy leukoplakia results from infection with the Epstein-Barr virus.
Leukoplakia usually results from irritants, such as:
Pipe or
cigarette smoking
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- Rough teeth
- Rough places on dentures, fillings, or crowns
Leukoplakia is a disorder of the mouth's mucus membranes. White patches form on the tongue or inside of the mouth over weeks or months. This can also occur on the vulva in females, but for unknown reasons. One type, known as hairy leukoplakia, is a type found primarily in people who have
or other types of severe immune deficiency.
In most cases, a dentist can diagnose leukoplakia with a mouth exam. To confirm a diagnosis or to check for cancer, an oral brush biopsy may be needed. This involves removing some cells with a small brush. It takes only minutes and is painless. A pathologist then checks these cells for signs of cancer. Sometimes the dentist or oral surgeon uses a scalpel to remove cells after numbing the area.
To help reduce your chance of getting leukoplakia, take the following steps:
If you smoke,
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- See a dentist regularly, especially if you have rough places in your mouth.
Risk Factors
Leukoplakia is more common in men after 65 years of age. These other risk factors increase your chance of developing leukoplakia. Tell your doctor if you have any of these risk factors:
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In women, the condition often develops into
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Symptoms may include:
Lesion on the tongue or gums, inside of the cheeks, or on the vulva
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Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment options include:
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- Removing patches—If the problem persists, or if signs of cancer are present, your dentist or doctor may need to remove patches of leukoplakia.
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Emma Elizabeth McKenney
Princess Emma Elizabeth McKenney was born Jan. 12, 2006, at Cuyuna Regional Medical Center in Crosby, Minn. From birth, and every day of her life, Emma fought with a mitochondrial disease and an undiagnosed neuromuscular disease to stay alive.
Emma's favorite activities were playing with a toy flower on her swing, playing with balloons, going to the aquarium, twirling her hair in her fingers, having stories read to her, watching SpongeBob and listening to her mom sing to her. Being the princess of the family also meant you could spot her in a new outfit almost every day.
Sadly, Emma lost the fight with her diseases on the evening of Sunday, March 24, 2013, at the St. Cloud Hospital.
Our princess will be forever missed by her family and friends, especially her mom, Margo; brothers, Sean, Liam, Evan and William; sisters, Alyssa, Lexie and MiKayla; stepdad, Bill; grandparents, Laura, Marlowe and Bill; niece, Skylar; and friends, Danielle, Cassie, Shawn, Shannon and Vi.
Emma was preceded in death by her brother, Corey, and grandpa, Edward.
Services were at 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 3, 2013, with visitation beginning at noon at Kline Funeral Home in Pequot Lakes, Minn. Burial followed at Bethel Lutheran Church Cemetery, Brainerd, with lunch provided. Arrangements were with Kline Funeral Home, Pequot Lakes.


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Alone In The Wilderness, an AWESOME documentry of a guy who went up to Alaska to live in the bush.
Alone In The Wilderness, an AWESOME documentry of a guy who went up to Alaska to live in the bush.
Was there a cameraman who filmed this "alone" man? :nitpicker: I always feel so inept watching survival docs.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
The Duke in 1963's McClintock!
For years and years I would only see the end of this flick. This time I saw all BUT the end since I've seen that part several dozen times now, so I skipped it. Typical Duke offering (with his usual stable of actors) and very enjoyable. Seemed to be a western recycling of The Quiet Man (again with Marueen O'Hara), my favorite John Wayne flick. I guess that's why I liked it!
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
The Iron Lady with Meryl Streep.
Good film, not what I expected.
May the force be with you.
I watched The Empire Strikes Back for the umpteenth million time. I've come to realize that, over time, not even the Dagobah parts drag on for me. Maybe it's a Star Wars (or just in general) maturity but I don't mind them one bit. There is literally no part of that movie that I don't like.
Fight Club. It's right up there with Inglorious Bastards as one of Brad Pitts best.
Up, up, and OKAAAAY!!!
Rollerball. Jon-a-than! Jon-a-than! This is one of those movies I have to see every few years.
Lawrence of Arabia. Again, another one of those movies I need to see every few years. But, boy, it's long!
Beast from Haunted Cave (1959). A low-budget movie with unrecognizable stars that was filmed in the Dakotas. The monster looked like a crab.
Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia. Ah, the BBC's excellent update on Sherlock Holmes returns on Masterpiece Mystery. Thoroughly enjoy this series. The actor who plays Sherlock is the villian in the new Star Trek 2 movie, and Watson is Bilbo Baggins in the Hobbit.
I love enemy at the gates. It's russian vs german snipers during world war 2.
Jim jam bonds how did you like the a team?
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The Avengers. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thought it was a tad slow in the middle, but when the Hulk showed up, it picked up.
Revenge of the Creature. The first sequel to Creature from the Black Lagoon. And John Agar's in it.


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This gouache by George Segal is dated 1980 and depicts an early version or concept for the sculpture "Rush Hour." It is part of the collection of materials from the artist donated to the Princeton University Library by his wife, Helen Segal, and the George and Helen Segal Foundation. The sculpture produced from the painting was altered and finished in 1983. Segal, who lived in New Jersey for most of his adult life, used a box from a state newspaper, The Times of Trenton, in the painting. (© George and Helen Segal Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New York, N.Y.)
Segal is shown here casting Noreen Murphy for "Red Woman Acrobat Hanging From a Rope" (1996). (Photo © Donald Lokuta/Licensed by VAGA, New York, N.Y.)
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George Segal Papers shed light on life of artist
Posted September 21, 2009; 06:07 p.m.
Collection donated to Princeton University
Sixty-eight linear feet of business files, correspondence, preliminary sketches, drawing books, photographs and other materials from the late artist George Segal have been donated to the Princeton University Library.
Segal, a painter and sculptor associated with the Pop Art movement, lived in North Brunswick, N.J., for most of his adult life. The collection was given to the library by his wife, Helen Segal, and the George and Helen Segal Foundation.
"We were very concerned that my father's papers, etc., be preserved and available to the public," said Rena Segal, the couple's daughter, who is vice president of the foundation. "After some research we felt that Princeton was best suited for this purpose. Add that to the fact of it being close by and that Dad had taught at Princeton for a year, we felt this would be the ideal place. Upon meeting with Don [Skemer] and getting a tour of the facilities and being shown how easily the materials could be accessed by computer, we knew we made the right decision."
Skemer, curator of manuscripts in the library's Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, said the Segal collection is significant because of its comprehensiveness and its inclusion of some lesser-known aspects of the artist's work.
"These materials document more than 60 years of George Segal's life, from his early education as an artist until his death in 2000 at age 75," Skemer said. "There were some very pleasant surprises. While George Segal achieved renown as a sculptor, he was also a skilled photographer. His papers contain more than 6,000 black-and-white photographic prints and negatives, chiefly dating from the 1980s and '90s. Many of the photographs were taken to serve as points of reference for sculptural tableaux and paintings or charcoals. But he also was interested in fine photography. With his 35 mm Leica in hand, he captured interesting people and settings from New York City street scenes to the Jersey Shore."
Hal Foster, Princeton's Townsend Martin, Class of 1917, Professor of Art and Archaeology and an expert on modern art, said having the collection available to scholars for research is invaluable.
This photograph by Segal, titled "Robot Fortune Teller, Keansburg, New Jersey, 1991," was among 26 prints in "Sequence: New York/New Jersey 1990-1993," an exhibition put on by the Howard Greenburg Gallery in 1994. Scenes from amusement parks, both active and defunct, were a common theme in Segal's photography. (© George and Helen Segal Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New York, N.Y.)
"George Segal is a very important artist in his own right," Foster said, "having adapted figurative sculpture to everyday settings in a way that allowed the medium to become contemporary again, to speak to a Pop age of alienation as well as entertainment. He also hosted avant-garde gatherings and events, such as some early 'Happenings,' at his New Jersey farm, and this, too, makes his papers and photos a treasure trove for students of postwar art."
Segal, who was born in New York City, attended the Pratt Institute, the Cooper Union and finally New York University, where he received a teaching degree in 1949. He began his working life as a New Jersey poultry farmer in North Brunswick in 1950. He also taught art and English at a local high school and at Rutgers University. He continued to paint, sculpt and exhibit his work and, in 1957, his farm was the setting for the first "Happening" organized by the American painter and performance artist Allan Kaprow. This arts event was a harbinger of the 1960s, during which Segal was part of the Pop Art movement, along with artists such as Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol.
In 1961, Segal learned the technique of sculpting people by applying plaster bandages -- a method with which he became closely identified. He began sculpting individual people, sometimes family and friends, and socially realistic tableaux composed of small groups of freestanding figures. Many of the plaster sculptures were later cast in bronze. From the 1970s to 1990s, Segal was able to devote himself full time to sculpture and painting, with his chicken coops repurposed as his studio. Many of his works were public commissions.
Segal (left) and Donald Lokuta (in reflection) often stopped at diners in the midst of their photographic journeys across New York and New Jersey, and the collection is ripe with similar scenes. Here, they visited the Golden Bell Diner in Freehold, N.J., in 1989. (Photo © Donald Lokuta/Licensed by VAGA, New York, N.Y.)
Segal's works are found in New York City at the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of Art and the Guggenheim Museum as well as in many other American and international museums. His "Depression Bread Line" sculpture was commissioned for the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial in Washington, D.C. The five figures lined up by a wall represent people waiting for public assistance during the Great Depression. The original sculpture was made in 1991 from plaster, wood, metal and acrylic paint, and then cast in bronze in 1999. The work was intended as a tribute to the president who held office during this era in America's history and whose policies helped move the country out of an economic decline toward prosperity.
Segal donated his "In Memory of May 4, 1970: Kent State-Abraham and Isaac" (1978) to Princeton. The bronze sculpture, located between Firestone Library and the University Chapel, depicts the biblical Abraham poised to sacrifice his son Isaac. It was created by Segal in response to the shooting of anti-war demonstrators by the National Guard on the Kent State University campus during the Vietnam War.
"Circus Acrobats," a 1981 plaster sculpture by Segal, was donated by the Segal Foundation to the Princeton University Art Museum and installed this summer above the museum's entrance. The work features two acrobats swooping gracefully from the ceiling and joins other reliefs and sculptures currently on view at the museum. (Photo: Princeton University, Office of Communications, Denise Applewhite)
More recently, the Segal Foundation donated "Circus Acrobats" (1981) to the Princeton University Art Museum. The plaster sculpture, which features two acrobats swooping gracefully from the ceiling, was installed this summer above the museum's entrance. The piece joins a suite of reliefs and sculptures, including "Woman in a White Wicker Rocker" (1984-85), currently on view in the museum's Modern and Contemporary Art Gallery.
Business records in the Segal papers trace his commissions, traveling exhibitions, permanent installations, critical acclaim, honors and awards, including the National Medal of Arts he received in 1999. The collection includes writings by and about him, audio- and videotape recordings, printed exhibition catalogs, scrapbooks, and other research materials documenting his life and work.
In addition to photographs Segal took, the collection includes shots by Hans Namuth and Donald Lokuta capturing Segal at home and at work in his studio or on location, as well as the installation of his works. Separately from the Segal Foundation gift, Lokuta has donated 380 of his photographs of Segal in the 1980s and '90s.
Segal (right) worked here to cast Martin Friedman, then director of the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, for "Depression Bread Line (1991)," part of the Franklin D. Memorial in Washington, D.C. Other plaster figures in the photo are, from left: photographer Donald Lokuta; Daniel Burger of the Metropolitan Museum of Art; and George Segal. The fifth figure in the sculpture missing from photo is Segal's wife, Helen Segal, who once remarked that the people chosen for this sculpture are the people George Segal wanted "to spend eternity with." (Photo © Donald Lokuta/Licensed by VAGA, New York, N.Y.)
The papers have been organized and described by special collections assistant Valerie Addonizio, with a grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission, and are available for research in the Manuscripts Division of the library's Department of Rare Books and Special Collections. A comprehensive finding aid describing the collection is available online.
For more information about the George Segal Papers, contact Don Skemer.


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I'm a chef I'm clean I work full time I won't be around very often but when I am home I'm very friendly I have a 3 year old daughter that lives with her mum in the area and I want to be closer to her
I'm a 30 year old male and until last year I worked full time at as an IT/AV technician where I worked for 10 years. I am seeking accomodation in Pakenham and the surrounding areas, as well as anywhere from Pakenham to Traralgon including surrounding areas. I do not drive so it is essential the house be close to public transport, ideally within walking distance to a train station. I may consider other areas if the house is a good match. I am hoping to have meals (just dinner really) included. Some storage space would also be required. Unfortunately throughout the last year things have been a difficult for me. I suffer from an anxiety based mental illness called obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) which I started to really struggle with. Hopefully you won't judge me on that. As a result I ended up resigning from my job earlier this year. I am now coping a lot better now and I am currently working part-time (with full-time hours) but am looking for something different. I am a genuinely nice and caring person, I've just been through a lot lately and I'm just trying to get settled again. Unfortunately I have had issues with being screwed over by several housemates in the past, which certainly hasn't helped things. If you think you can help me or if you have any questions or advice at all please feel free to contact me - I have nothing to hide and I am happy to discuss my situation. Shaun
Hello my name is Ben. Currently looking for share accommodation. I'm a 38 yr old male, currently newly back in Warragul. After working in the natural gas industry, travelling the interstate and world. I am currently doing volunteering work within the warragul community and actively working part time within warragul. I don't do drugs and no criminal history.
Hey guys, Im Scott, currently looking for a place ASAP for myself and my beautiful Husky Diesel which is my world. Im a pretty laid back guy. I love music and I like to DJ which I do here and there around many venues around Melbourne. I am very respectful to other housemates and i like to keep the place spic and span, and if you would like someone to cook an awesome meal in the house, im the guy for it!
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Work full time girlfriend stays with me 3 days a week keep to myself
I'm clean and very friendly just looking for a place to stay until I graduate high school
Im an ex bouncer i love to cook im tidy and very easy to get along with
We are quiet, very friendly and very clean. David is a fantastic cook and I am a fantastic carer (for both children and animals) We work as much as possible including weekends. All though we both love all kinds of music we aren't the partying types. Currently proud owners of a almost 2 year old puppy and a beautiful 6 month old kitten who have become the best of friends. Both are lovely with others, especially children.
Looking for a flat mate to share house or looking to share with someone either way on lease I have 2 small outdoor dogs (old) and my 10 y daughter that stays with me Mon to thurs only She's at school all day and I work full time and most sat mornings in Cranbourne Easy to get along with but luv privacy Please call or text any time Smoker but not inside Looking for long term Area flexible within reasonable driving distance to work and school Happy to private rent with someone on lease too I'm set up already have everything lol too much and could also be looking for storage I'm open minded so male or female and get along with most people Quite and clean msg or text anytime looking forward to chat if we fit
I'm looking for a ensuite room in a quiet chilled out house,I don't have my dog anymore so I don't have pets
I'm a very reliable person, majority of the time I'm at school or work so I'm usually out of site and out of mind. I love to keep my living spaces generally clean aswell as I love to cook and bake(but that's when it gets messy) . I always like to make sure that I have access to food and staples that I could make a meals with and not always junk. I'm 17 years old and I'm an hounered VCE year 11(music and phsycology are my fortè) at traralgon secondary. I go to school 5 days a week and when I'm not at school I work at my part time job in Morwell. I'm a very well rounded girl who has many interests which makes it easier for me to get along with almost everyone I meet. I also am a big music fan so I the days/nights I am home I spend my time playing instruments such as guitar, ukulele or piano whilst singing along I'm always up to take requests and to Jam with someone else. Im a big pet lover especially cats, I have one of my own who is 5 years old and is toilet trained but lives with my aunty because my current living situation dosent allow me to have her with me :'(. If you're interested in me I'm more or so interested in you too but if you're not I'm glad we've got to know each other better by you reading by little biography.
I'm deaf, clean, keep to myself
hi my name is niquisha voce and im expecting a baby in 8 months, my partner and i also have a cat who is very well behaved, i am currently waiting for my centrelink stuff to go through and so is my partner, im 16 and my partner is 18


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Before I began writing liner notes for our annual holiday compilations, I didn't give a whole lot of thought to the likes of "White Christmas" and "The Christmas Song." I gravitated toward left-field fare like the Pogues' "Fairytale of New York" (still a favorite) or Yogi Yorgesson's "I Yust Go Nuts at Christmas" (I grew up around a lot of Norwegians). The CDs I assemble annually for friends and family mostly avoid the familiar stuff in favor of, oh, say, Butterbeans & Susie's "Papa Ain't No Santa Claus (And Mama Ain't No Christmas Tree)" or Lord Beginner's "Christmas Morning the Rum Had Me Yawning."
I still hunt for Yuletide oddities this time of year. (Any suggestions?), But now, thanks to the series of Timothy Jones–produced seasonal albums I've worked on for Starbucks – like this year's Sleigh Ride Side by Side – I savor traditional holiday fare with equal relish.
Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole and other greats from the golden age of popular song found ways to animate "Let It Snow!" and "Winter Wonderland" in the same way they put their distinctive stamps on Great American Songbook archetypes like "My Funny Valentine" and "Body and Soul." They did it over and over and made it look easy. That's why they're still revered years after their passing. Dean Martin's take on "Baby, It's Cold Outside" is very different from the duet of Ray Charles and Betty Carter, but they're both must-hears.
Working on the notes for these albums has also made me appreciate the soul and craftsmanship of the composers. There are fascinating stories behind these chestnuts: "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day" was inspired by the Civil War, while "Do You Hear What I Hear?" came out of the Cuban missile crisis. "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "I'll Be Home for Christmas" were home-front hits during World War II, which explains the undercurrent of homesickness in both classics.
Like the aforementioned singers, songwriters like Irving Berlin, Mel Tormé and Frank Loesser help find ways to deep connection with artists and audiences alike while working within a pretty narrow framework. I mean, Santa was content with eight flying reindeer for over a century. Then Rudolph came along and they had to make room for the new guy.
A good song will do that.
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Artley, Mildred 8/2/1916 - 10/4/2014 Belleville Miss Mildred "Midge" Artley, age 98, passed away Saturday, October 4, 2014 surrounded by friends and family, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor. She was born August 2, 1916 in Canton, daughter of Frederick & Kittie (Calkins) Artley. Midge lived in Belleville since 1918. She was a member of First United Methodist Church, Belleville, the former Belleville Business and Professional Women's Club (BPW), now the Belleville Area Women's Club (BAWC). She was an Ypsilanti Daughter of the American Revolution (DAR), an accountant at Van Buren Public Schools for 25 years and was on the City of Belleville planning commission. She was a life-long resident, historian and matriarch of Belleville. Survived by sister Dorothy Mason of Belleville, niece, but like a daughter-Patti (Jerry) Bies, of Belleville, also numerous other nieces, nephews and friends. Preceded in death by three brothers and five sisters. Visitation 6-8 PM Tuesday and 3-8 PM Wednesday at David C. Brown Funeral Home, Belleville. In-state 9:30 AM Thursday, October 9, 2014 at First United Methodist Church, Belleville, with an 11:00 AM funeral. Interment Hillside Cemetery, Belleville. Memorials to church or to DAR. www.davidcbrownfh.com David C. Brown FH http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/annarbor/obituary.aspx?n=Mildred-Artley&pid=172700132


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Located in Hot Springs, South Dakota, the Mammoth Site is the site of 27000 year old sinkhole and hot springs. Mammoths (mostly Columbian, but a couple of Woolly Mammoths too) occasionally wandered into the sinkhole and became stuck in the mud and unable to escape. As a consequence many mammoth skeletons were preserv...


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OXFORD – North Mississippi's federal public defenders will be working for nothing some days as across-the-board budget cuts take hold until Oct. 1.
Furloughs – days off without pay – also may be in store for lawyers in the U.S. Attorney's Office and U.S. marshals, although on Friday neither office responded to calls for information.
Meanwhile, the region's top federal judge says that while the courts will continue to operate, changes are under way because of these agencies' cuts.
"We're going to make it," says Chief U.S. District Judge Michael P. Mills. "People won't lose their ability to see a judge – that won't change."
But Mills also said he and the other district judges are being realistic by scheduling proceedings only Monday through Thursday because of the anticipated furloughs by prosecutors, public defenders and marshals.
"They just won't be there," Mills said of these support agency employees.
These adjustments are reactions to what's called "sequestration," the across-the-board cuts mandated by Congress in 2011 with reductions so harsh as to force budget compromises before they took effect April 1, 2013. That didn't happen.
Sequestration reduced the federal courts' overall funding by almost $350 million – a 5 percent cut affecting people, programs and court operations. Each court decides how to implement the funding cuts, but it is anticipated that nationwide up to 2,000 employees could be laid off this fiscal year or face furloughs.
In this region's Federal Public Defenders Office, attorneys expect furloughs to come to about 22 days each between now and the new fiscal year Oct. 1.
But FPD's Greg Park predicts he and his two staff colleagues will ignore the mandate and keep working without pay those days.
"We have a responsibility to indigent defendants," said Park, who's been with the Oxford office since it opened in October 2007. "It's important they have quality representation."
Each attorney in the Oxford FPD Office maintains an average, active workload of 65 cases compared nationally to 25-35 at a time. Last year, the office opened 280 cases and this year is on pace for even more.
Looking at the furlough mandate, Park said, like his fellow defenders, he has a strong belief in what he does and why. "We never gave it a second thought that we wouldn't work on furlough days," he said Friday.
A small cadre of private, approved attorneys, called the Criminal Justice Act or CJA Panel, backs up the FPD staff when needed. They work at a reduced rate and will be paid by a small fund, which seems to have survived the cuts from Washington, D.C.
Park, who also is FPD office manager, expressed appreciation to the district court for its efforts to find ways to accommodate the personnel difficulties.
At the Northern District U.S. Marshals Service, spokesman Jeff Woodfin said they've been instructed not to speak publicly about how they'll be affected by the cuts.
The Department of Justice's Office of Public Affairs did not respond to a Daily Journal question about that marshals or the U.S. Attorney's Office, which prosecutes cases.
The U.S. Attorney's Office for North Mississippi also did not respond about budget impact.
But a few months ago, Attorney General Eric Holder said civil cases brought by DOJ and the recovery of "money on behalf of the American people" must wait if sequestration took effect because public safety – such as maintenance of federal prisons – is a priority.
Civil case activity in court should not be affected by the furloughs, and Mills said the judges will make every effort to give criminal proceedings a priority until and unless the budget difficulties continue into the next fiscal year.
"We will have to lay off a big chunk of the workforce, if that happens," he predicted.
The district courts are operated locally, not in a centralized manner like DOJ, the Marshals Service and Federal Public Defenders Office.
Mills said this financial independence has helped the Northern District maintain greater control over its spending to continue without personnel changes. He said planning has been in the works since last year, when fiscal warnings sounded about budget cuts.
"We'll play with the cards we're dealt," he added. "We'll do the best we can."
Park said he's optimistic Congress will address the budget difficulties.
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It's not prefered, but it doesn't mean they aren't purebred.
FWIW, they make fine dogs.
It's not prefered, but it doesn't mean they aren't purebred.
FWIW, they make fine dogs.
Stray labs make great pets.
Proud member of the FF society.
I had a whole litter with bolo markings on their feet...by the time they were a year old, no markings remained...they did have Lean Max in the pedigree...see this link...he is in Lean Mac's pedigree and the marks are named after him...
It is also an interesting article about a dog that someone had faith in...
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When it quits being fun...we retire!
Nancy Neipert with
Skeeter, my avatar (Deepwoods Off and Fly'n High, MH, MNH, MN09,10, 11.
Gypsy (Windigo Deja Voodoo Gypsy Pearl, D List, QAA, MH) MN10 & to MD11
Mary (Stellars Proud Mary) first Lean Mac dog
Ted (Deepwoods Spirit of the Wild), now the baby & Suzie's grandson...
Suzie (Watermarks Slough Foot Sue, MH, 2000-2011 - Farewell dear companion)
The white spot on the chest, the bolo marks on the legs and the light ring around the tail has nothing to do with the performance of the Lab, they don't pick up birds with any of these. I am reminded of the Canadian National Champ, FC, AFC Overland Express who sported a large white blaze on his chest. Didn't slow Jake down at all.
If the dog is healthy, well bred, loves to retrieve and pleases you, that is all that matters.
A true friend is someone who reaches for your hand and touches your heart.
Thanks for that, Cleo...much appreciated
beauty fades, but dumb is forever. (Judge Judy)
I'd recommend for any dog that is not full blooded to be taken to the vet. I bet they could top 'em off with a pint.
Kelly, Weis, Willingham, & Davies
This thread has really encouraged me today, thank you to everyone who shared.
Home of: Jolor's Rejuvenator MH "Sparkle"
Jolor's Pixie Blue SH "Pixie"
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Jolor's Twice as Nice "JoJo"
"When one is rough or cruel, it means that bodily abuse is given for no reason. When one is firm, he gets the dog to obey with a minimum of force. It is obvious that a trainer can't get co-operation from a frightened dog." ~ Joe (Lorraine) DeLoia (2/19/50)
All else being equal, I would pick the puppy with white between it's pads over one that had none! Same if they have a Zipper between the eyes!
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FWIW, Im one more guy with a Bolo'd black girl who is a great retriever and throws awesome pups. I had her grandma too and she was a big choc girl, when she was bred to a black stud, the pups would all have some white hairs some where.
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Road conditions fair in Pine River, Backus
Spring thaws in Pine River and Backus revealed potholes at city intersections, but no more than any other year.
In spite of tall snowdrifts and long cold spells, roads in Backus and Pine River are only a little worse for wear. In Pine River, public works director Mike Hansen is seeing potholes and road damage in familiar places.
"It hasn't been terrible here in town. We have a couple infamous intersections that typically are flooded in the springtime and that's where we have our pothole problems," Hansen said. "We've had a few outside of those areas, but nothing major yet."
Among the most infamous of these intersections is that of Highway 371 and Jefferson Street. Hansen said water tends to pool in this intersection and causes trouble when it freezes.
"Wherever you have that water sitting on the road, it's going to freeze and thaw out during the day and get into the cracks and freeze again and push more tar out. So it just kind of compounds itself," he said.
When intersections become damaged, the city puts out road cones as a preliminary step to alert drivers of the potholes. Unfortunately, it is not always possible to repair these areas immediately, as water must drain out of potholes before they can be patched. Once that is done, city workers fill the potholes with heated repair mix.
"It is just dealing with the thawing, and that's a local every-year thing, so nothing out of the ordinary," Hansen said.
In Backus, the story is much the same, though Lee Bundy, Backus city water/sewer operator, suggests the city streets benefit from being in a light traffic area.
"Potholes form on well traveled routes, but because it is very light traffic in the city of Backus, the only problem area we have would be Hazel Street North and Park Avenue," Bundy said.
The problems at Hazel Street and Park Avenue also stem from the age of the road materials and the surface below, Bundy said.
"When you get spongy soil underneath the road it helps to break it up. That's what we have in that spot. And that's the worst place in Backus as far as that goes," Bundy said. "It's the annual trouble spot, and we've had to put up a couple of extra signs in the area restricting heavy traffic because of that break up."
Bundy stresses that it is important for people to slow down in areas where potholes are prevalent. Reduced speed will not only protect the road from further damage, but it is also safer for motorists.
In both cities, future projects are being considered to increase drainage in problem areas to prevent pooling water that could lead to potholes. Until that time, motorists should be on the lookout for potholes and call in any problem areas.
"People just need to know it's that time of the year. If they see a bad intersection there are other roads that lead to the other spot that they are going," Hansen said.


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Originally from King's Lynn, a small village 30 miles outside Cambridge, England, Dr. Ivan Filby attended the prestigious Aston University for both his undergraduate and doctorate degrees. During his schooling, he lectured at the University of Dublin: Trinity College. At Dublin, Filby was able to create and oversee 30 international partnerships for the School of Business Studies. Later, as the university's first director of international student affairs, he oversaw the university's 150 exchange partnerships as well as the recruitment of students from outside of the European Union. He traveled extensively, representing the university and the Republic of Ireland in many different venues. As part of his protocol function at the university, he met frequently with ambassadors, government ministers, and occasionally with country presidents and vice presidents. Filby has developed many educational programs at multiple institutions, expanding educational opportunities for many people, and has been published in a variety of journals for his writings on business, education, and religion.
After eight years, he left the University of Dublin for Greenville College in Illinois, feeling God's prompting to work in Christian higher education.
Filby said that many questioned his choice to leave his highly esteemed position and travel budget for "a lower income and minimal resources." But Filby followed where he felt the Holy Spirit was leading so that he could contribute his international business expertise to Christian higher education. During his time at Greenville College, Filby developed a master's program for the business school; created a music business major; directed AgapeFest, a Christian music festival, transforming it from a high cost expenditure into a profitable event; and worked to more than triple the enrollment in Greenville's business school.
Filby is now transitioning to PLNU with hopes to expand the possibilities within PLNU's Fermanian School of Business. He hopes to grow the MBA program and develop more courses for students to study and intern internationally. His passion is to supply Christian students with the tools they need to excel in the competitive business market while maintaining fair practices and Christian values.
Aside from academic growth, Filby is dedicated to his students' spiritual growth. He prays openly in the classroom and invites students into his home for worship nights. His desire to develop students professionally, academically, and spiritually will benefit PLNU students and the community.
The San Diego Military Advisory Council (SDMAC) commissioned PLNU's Fermanian Business and Economic Institute to create their 2012 San Diego Military Economic Impact Study. PLNU Chief Economist Dr. Lynn Reaser was the primary author of the report.
The report highlights the vital role the military plays in San Diego -- the defense industry will contribute more than $20 billion to San Diego's economy in 2012 and provide more than 300,000 jobs. Through avenues such as employment, retiree and veteran benefits, contracts, grants, purchasing, and tourism, the military plays an important role in keeping San Diego's economy healthy.
Reaser reported that military spending in San Diego is likely to "hold steady" in 2013. Though the specter of sequestration raises some concerns, she said that San Diego enjoys some safeguards such as existing contracts.
The report is being distributed to both civilian and military leaders of the Navy and Marine Corps and to elected officials in San Diego and Washington D.C.
Copies of the full report can be obtained through SDMAC at www.sdmac.org.
June 18 through July 13, PLNU is hosting Hume SD, a Christian summer camp for high school and junior high students. The original Hume Lake Christian summer camp is in Ponderosa Pines, northern Calif., and has now expanded to new sites in San Diego and New England. This year's speakers include Chris Simning, Chuck Bomar, and Mike Smith.
Recreational activities offered to the campers include a climbing wall, air soft, basketball and volleyball, the rec room, beach access and transportation, surfboard rentals and surfing lessons, kayaking, and more. Students gather for chapel and small group discussions two times a day and enjoy free time the rest of the day. During free time, campers can put what they're learning at camp into practice through outreach opportunities. Campers can partner with different ministries to reach out to the homeless in San Diego and even with Vacation Bible School in Mexico.
This summer's theme is "The Phantastical Journey of the Wandering Lites." The messages will reflect the Israelites' story "as they literally followed the visible presence of God out of Egypt, yet still rejected, replaced, and simply forgot His provision and guidance." The speakers will emphasize God's sufficiency even in our "wavering faith."
For more information on speakers, outreach opportunities, and theme promos, visit http://www.humelake.org/youth/summer/humesd-summer-camp/.
SAN DIEGO – PLNU catcher Ricky Gingras was taken by the Houston Astros in the 18th round of the 2012 First-Year Player Draft on Wednesday, the 549th overall pick. Gingras hit a team-best .357 for the Sea Lions in 2012, collecting 56 hits in 157 at-bats. The 6'2" slugger also belted six doubles with seven homeruns and 36 RBI. He earned All-Golden State Athletic Conference honors at season's end.
"I had no idea what round I'd be taken in," said Gingras who got the call from the Astros shortly after his selection. "It's been a dream of mine to play baseball professionally since I was a little kid. I'm excited to get that chance."
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PLNU professor of music and department chair Dr. Paul Kenyon was recently honored as the University Music Educator of the Year by the California Music Educators Association (CMEA) Southern Border Section in partnership with the San Diego County Office of Education.
The CMEA and County honored city and county music educators and site administrators for their exceptional work on April 30 at an event called "Fortissimo: Awards of Excellence in Music Education."
Ron Jessee (78), visual and performing arts coordinator and California Region 9 arts lead for the San Diego County Office of Education presented Kenyon his award.
"During his tenure as music department chair at Point Loma Nazarene University, Paul Kenyon has been an avid advocate of the California Music Educators Association," said Jessee. "Through his leadership, PLNU has been a partner in supporting the production of the CMEA annual conference, yearly honor choir, band and orchestra events, and other academic arts gatherings that are related to the work of CMEA. Paul is a member of the San Diego Arts Network, a consortium of administrators who work together to build capacity in all the arts and to help schools maintain programs in good and bad times. He is in his last year as the music department chair, and CMEA believes he is uniquely deserving of this recognition."
In April, PLNU was announced in San Diego Metro Magazine as one of "San Diego's Most Trusted Brands." This award represents local businesses and organizations that have earned the respect of their customers because of their dedication to "high standards of professionalism, integrity and accountability."
PLNU prepares students not only for the local workforce, but also for global impact. PLNU students are equipped with intellectual and spiritual strength, as they get involved with local ministries and overseas missions – and this makes all the difference.
"The credit for this award really goes to everyone in the PLNU community. The PLNU brand is created by all of the interactions people have with our faculty, staff, students, and alumni," said Michele Corbett, PLNU director of marketing and creative services.
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