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Is there also a way to display my twitter feed (to display tweets from those I'm following)?
byte b = 0;for (byte i = 0 ; i < 81 ; i++){ //this buffer is only 80 characters byte txt1 = buffer[i + b]; //look at the first character byte txt2 = buffer[i + b + 1]; //look at the second character byte txt3 = buffer[i + b + 2]; //look at the third character // lets make some of those special html characters readable if (txt1 == '%') // if you find an %, we will start looking for de second and tirth character // than we recalculate those into a new char en replace txt1 with the new one { char ascii[17] = {'0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9','A','B','C','D','E','F'}; for (byte c = 2; c < 8; c++){ for (byte d = 0; d < 17; d++){ if (txt2 == ascii[c] && txt3 == ascii[d]){ txt1 = 32 + (((c-2)*16)+d); //recalculate 2 separate HEX to one new b= b + 2; // go the the next character and therefore skip 2 } } } }}
txt1 = (txt3*100) + (txt4*10) +txt5)
if (txt1 == '&') && (txt2 =='#'){ txt1 = (txt3*100) + (txt4*10) +txt5)}
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The way I have set-up this client, it only shows the last tweet, it does 't get pushed on every new tweet. It just checks the time-line every x seconds and shows that tweet.Hope that answers your question.
Hi JO3RI, thanks for explaining that to me. is there a way to change the behaviour to show say the 10 latest tweets, and to update if a new one is posted?
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Films to be screened, March 25-27
Posted March 21, 2004; 01:57 p.m.
The Undergraduate Film Organization will present two films in the coming week.
On Thursday through Saturday, March 25-27, "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World" will be shown at 11:15 p.m. in the Frist Film/Performance Theatre. The 2003 film about a British frigate captain during the Napoleonic Wars was directed by Peter Weir and stars Russell Crowe. Tickets are $2.
On Friday, March 26, the UFO will show "The Bridge on the River Kwai" at 10:15 p.m. in 101 McCormick. The 1957 classic, directed by David Lean, tells the story of British soldiers forced to build a railway bridge for their World War II Japanese captors. Admission is free.
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The official spotting scope of the U.S. Army's new XM110 Semi-Automatic Sniper System (SASS), the LEUPOLD Mark-4 12-40x60 Straight Spotting Scope, Inverted H-36 Reticle, Black (110182) is ideally suited for use as part of a shooting team.
Its resolution and brightness are on par with the best classic European 65mm refractors, but in a package about a third smaller and lighter. The folding optical design gives you a scope that begs to be taken everywhere and delivers views that leave nothing to be desired.
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Everyone, students and adults alike, move or transition from one situation to another at various times throughout life. So why is transition planning for students with disabilities, age 14 and older, so important?
Students who receive special education services and have an IEP (Individualized Education Program) are protected under legislation known as IDEA or the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. IDEA helps students with disabilities receive a free appropriate public education that focuses on special education and related services to meet their individual unique needs and prepare them for further education, employment and independent living.
Change or transition can be challenging for any student and the process can be more difficult, especially if the student has a disability. The transition process may take more time for some students or specific strategies may need to be used to help students develop skills needed after high school in the areas of living, learning and working.
Beginning when the first IEP goes into effect when the child turns 14, the IEP team, including the parent and child, will begin to identify strengths, interests, and preferences that will lead to the development of future post-secondary expectations in living, learning and working. The transition plan must include a set of activities that are coordinated and designed to help the child have successful results after high school. While in school, the transition plan must address the child's academic and functional achievement. The specific areas that need to be discussed and documented in the child's IEP include: strengths, interests, and preferences; transition assessments; post-secondary expectations; a course of study; annual goals, and supports, services, activities and linkages to outside agencies.
The transition plans are reviewed yearly, and will change and become more specific as the child progresses through school. Preparing children with disabilities to "lead productive and independent adult lives, to the maximum extent possible" is one of the stated objectives of IDEA. Planning and preparing all children for the future is the mission of each school district and Area Education Agency in Iowa. For students with disabilities, IDEA provides a process to ensure that it happens.
Area Education Agency 267 (AEA 267) staff members serve on each IEP team and have knowledge to assist with transition planning. Local school districts and the AEA partner with many outside agencies to assist students and families through the transition planning process. Specifically, the schools, AEA and Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services share expertise to improve post-school results for students.
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ALEKS has been a popular name in the MAT092/MAT090 Introductory Algebra classrooms over the last couple years. ALEKS, Assessment and Learning in Knowledge Spaces, is a web-based, artificially intelligent assessment and learning system. ALEKS uses adaptive questioning to quickly and accurately determine what a student knows and doesn't know in a course. ALEKS then instructs the student on the topics he/she is most ready to learn. As a student works through a course, ALEKS periodically reassesses the student to ensure that topics learned are also retained. ALEKS course are very complete in their topic coverage.
With monies received from our Title III grant, all MAT090/092 classes completed a pre-test and a post-test in the ALEKS program for Fall 2012 that assessed student mastery of MAT092 prerequisite concepts. Diagnostic scores placed students in either "unprepared", "at risk" or "prepared" categories. Furthermore, a statistically significant, randomly selected subset of sections was chosen to complete an additional 6-week Prep for Beginning Algebra remediation in ALEKS for the first six weeks of the semester.
The results were unmistakable – students who entered MAT092 in the "unprepared" category dramatically increased their chances to pass the class when they worked in the 6-week ALEKS remediation program to improve their understanding of prerequisite material to the "prepared" category. Specifically, the unprepared students who were not selected to participate in remediation passed the course at a 45% rate compared to 78% for the selected remediation group that improved to "prepared" on the ALEKS diagnostic. Course withdrawal rates were also significantly lower for students who were able to move into the "prepared" category by the end of the six-week program. (Students who moved from an "unprepared" status to a "prepared" status had a withdrawal rate of 12%. The "unprepared" students who were not selected to participate in the remediation program had a withdrawal rate of 29%.) Students who began in the "at-risk" remediation group also had improved outcomes.
Source: ALEKS Pilot Fall 2012 – Report, Mesa Community College Office of Research & Planning.
Additionally, the data collected revealed approximately how much time working in the ALEKS environment correlated with the increase in success rates. Results showed that a minimum of 10 hours of work in the ALEKS environment correlated with the leap in preparedness, and therefore the increased probability of passing the class.
Use of the ALEKS program continued into the 2013-2014 academic year with MAT090/092 section instructors volunteering to use the ALEKS program in their classes. In Fall 2013, approximately 700 students participated in the six week ALEKS Prep for Beginning Algebra course, with approximately 300 students taking the course in the Spring of 2014, all courtesy of the Title III grant.
The data collected so far is outstanding! The program study showed that the "unprepared" students who spent the most time in ALEKS had the best assessment results at the end of the six weeks. In general, students who logged fifteen hours or more were the most likely to show improvement in their diagnostic scores. Those who spent between 10 and 14.9 hours of time in ALEKS also displayed positive outcomes overall. "Unprepared" students and "at-risk" students who moved to "prepared" at the end of the ALEKS course showed successful class completion rates of 69% and 70% respectively. The success rate for all students who took MAT092 in the Fall 2013 was 48%. That amounts to a 20+ point difference between the overall MAT092 completion rate and the completion rates of students in the "unprepared" and "at-risk" remediation groups who became successfully prepared in six weeks.
Sources: ALEKS Fall 2013 – Report and MCC – Table 28 MAT082-092 Data Fall 2013, Mesa Community College Office of Research & Planning.
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With all the hullabaloo and poppycock coming from the MSP and their toady buddies in the BIGNET TV organizations, this is a story that makes my day.
The star witness against Pennsylvania Voter ID just got herself an ID card
By: John Hayward
Vote-fraud defenders have been using Viviette Applewhite, a 93-year old Pennsylvania woman whose birth certificate copies were destroyed in two separate house fires, as the star witness against Pennsylvanias new Voter ID law. Her Social Security card was stolen a while ago, and she doesnt have a drivers license. Without either birth certificate or SS card, this sweet old lady would be ruthlessly disenfranchised, because she couldnt get one of the new photographic voter ID cards the state is handing out.
Except the day after a judge refused to issue a temporary injunction against the voter ID law, Applewhite hopped on a bus, went to the PennDOT center, and got herself an ID card. She apparently did this without consulting the vote-fraud defenders that have been using her as a prop in their legal battles. Now theyll need a fire hose to clean the egg from their faces.
The Philadephia Inquirer article reads like a horror story for voter ID opponents. The Pennsylvania law grants discretionary powers to Department of Transportation clerks, who are permitted to take the age of the applicant into consideration. Applewhite was not entirely without documentation she had a 20-year old Medicare card with some illegible numbers, hand-written Department of Public Welfare documents, and some other material that verified her address. One of the biggest sticking points was that her last name had been changed through marriage.
The clerk carefully looked over her paperwork, decided it was good enough, and issued her voter ID card. A delighted Applewhite rode the bus home with her pocketbook open in her lap, gazing fondly at her new ID card, while telling fellow passengers she was happy as a clam. When she got home, she gushed to a neighbor, I didnt fight for nothing. I fought and got my rights. She wasnt trying to shred the duly enacted laws of the state, as part of some huge political drama. She just wanted her voter ID.
The defenders of vote fraud have been reduced to hysterical antics in the wake of Applewhites personal triumph. Penda Hair, co-director of something called the Advancement Project, sneered that PennDot was flexible providing the ID without Mrs. Applewhite having the documents required by law. We wonder if that would be the case for someone who wasnt a lead plaintiff in a lawsuit and the subject of a lot of attention in the press. But the Inquirer sent a reporter along with Applewhite, and this observer saw no sign that the clerk recognized her or realized she was a major figure in the battle over the law.
State ACLU director Witold Walczaks warned there were thousands of Ms. Applewhites out there who still dont have ID. It would be nice if PennDOT relaxed the rules for all of them. Oooga-booga! There are still monsters under the bed! Trust us!
Walczak is as disingenuous as the defenders of vote fraud always are. As verified by the Inquirers observer, the state did not relax any rules for Applewhite. It followed the rules, which proved flexible enough to handle the most extreme hard case the ACLU could dig up.
Actually, an even better ending for the story would have been issuing a new birth certificate to Applewhite, who said she has been trying unsuccessfully to obtain one for years. It has always been puzzling why these vast, well-funded civil rights organizations didnt use their resources to help her, instead of using her as a puppet in the courtroom.
Well, okay, its not puzzling at all. I was just being polite. Game, set, and match for voter ID.


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Hotel at a glance
Standing proud amidst the vibrant, bustling cityscape of Kuala Lumpur, Dorsett Kuala Lumpur acts as an urban getaway for wandering wayfarers and the business-minded alike. Its ideal location in the centre of Bukit Bintang affords itself close proximity to KL's opulent Golden Triangle as well as other retail outlets the city is known for such as Lot 10, Berjaya Times Square, and Plaza Low Yat. Upon entering its vicinity, guests are immediately welcomed by the warm greetings of staff members and the sight of the nautical star planted firmly at the centre of the lobby and reception's floor, which will then guide eager travellers into spacious accommodations awash in shades of white and tawny brown, offering sprawling views of the locale and a comfortable space for one to rest after indulging in metropolitan adventures.
Dorsett Room
- 30sqm room
- King or two super single bedding
- Max. occupancy: 3 adults OR 2 adults and 1 child aged 12 and below per room. 3rd guest subject to additional charges.
Hotel facilities
- Restaurants and bars
- Swimming pool
- Gym
- Business centre
- Meeting facilities * Babysitting services
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
Add-ons (payable to hotel)
- Extra bed with breakfast for guest aged 13 and above: RM130 per person per night
- Extra bed with breakfast for guest aged 3 – 12: RM130 per person per night
- Stay without extra bed with breakfast for guest aged 2 and below: Free
Kuala Lumpur: What to see and do
Taking the TripAdvisor throne as the current favourite for a Malaysian getaway, the capital of Kuala Lumpur is BBC Travel's ode to ingenuity, as the little town-that-could demonstrates her rise from a humble tin-mining district to a destination for culinary conquests, cultural experiences, and retail therapy.
Home to your choice of souvenirs, street food, and fashion goods, the heavily hyped night market of Petaling Street stands only a train ride's away from your spot for the night out at Bukit Bintang. Proffering your choice of pubs, clubs, or lounge restaurants, Frommer's choice of one of the main entertainment strips in the city is peppered with cut-rate bargains and upscale boutiques worthy of its name as a "temple of consumerism".


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By David Wheeler/Special to the NEMS Daily Journal
NEW ALBANY – Was this a boxing or Lawrence Welk type night for the New Albany Bulldogs?
A one – Boston Newsome. And a two – O. J. Hardin.
The 1-2 punch of Newsome and Hardin helped the Bulldogs to a 34-0 victory over Indianola Gentry Friday in first round action of the Class 4A playoffs.
New Albany will host Louisville, which beat Corinth 42-19 on Friday, in the second round.
Newsome had 152 yards rushing and four touchdown runs and Hardin added 107 yards on the ground.
"We challenged the team all week, and the defense did a great job tonight," New Albany head coach Ron Price said. "The offense was balanced.
"Boston had a great night, and it was nice to see O. J. get the yards he got."
Price had to feel nice about the first offensive possession of the Bulldogs (8-4), which highlighted all aspects of what went right when New Albany had the football.
Newsome did the yeoman work, with six carries on a 13-play drive, capping it with a 1-yard plunge for a touchdown.
Hardin also had an 11-yard burst on that drive and quarterback Spencer Day had two completions, including a 19-yard strike into three-man coverage to J. T. Moore.
"The running game opens the passing game for our offense," Price said.
"I had told O. J. on Monday he needed to be more of a part of the offense.
"He had been running with his head down, but he worked hard, got his head up tonight, and the offensive line put hats on hats."
New Albany continued to grind out the possessions, scoring twice on its next three touches.
Newsome scored on a 6-yard run on the second play of the second quarter.
Then with less than a minute to play before the break, Day hit Jimmy Baldon for an 18-yard score.
New Albany iced the win in the third period on a pair of Newsome scores, a 9-yard touchdown run followed by a 19-yard jaunt into the end zone.
"We really have been taking this one game at a time," Price said.
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EVGA GeForce GTX 770 SC review -
EVGA GeForce GTX 770 SuperClocked - A game of powns
In this review we peek at the EVGA GeForce GTX 770 SC (SuperClocked) edition. This model graphics card comes with a factory overclock and their new dual-fan ACX cooler with. Overall the card is sitting in-between the GeForce GTX 680 and GeForce GTX 780, with its 1085 MHz core clock frequency. We look at the hottest latest games including Grid 2 and Metro last Light, we'll do some FCAT testing as well.
But first things first, we take a closer look at NVIDIA's new GeForce GTX 770. The GeForce GTX 770 is a top of the line segmented graphics card. It uses a familiar GPU though, yes the very same GPU as the GTX 680 actually. That makes it a chunk faster, alongside a clock frequency and memory increase it will be priced aggressively, that in a nutshell, my friends, is the new GeForce GTX 770. We test the product with the hottest games like Metro: Last Light, Battlefield 3, Sleeping Dogs, Far Cry 3, Medal of Honor Warfighter, Hitman Absolution and many more.
There has been a lot of chatter in the graphics arena as to what both AMD and NVIDIA are doing for the 2013 lineup of products. With the global economy at an all-time low both manufacturers have been slowing down their development cycles in order to save on R&D. But to not release new products will stall sales, as hey .. why should anybody upgrade? In the past two weeks we have seen two new products from NVIDIA, both are sort of refreshes, one being an SKU based on GeForce GTX Titan, in another jacket called the 780. The other is today's tested product, the Kepler based GeForce GTX 770. Kepler my, fellow gurus, is the codename for the architecture behind the GeForce series 600 and 700 graphics cards.
The GeForce GTX 770 is a fact and selling in the stores starting today in both 2GB and 4GB versions. You might think that it's a GTX 680 all over again, not true. The GeForce GTX 770 (reference) has a new base clock frequency, set higher at default for you, at 1046 MHz with a dynamic boost frequency that clocks up-to 1085 MHz. A nice gain however is the usage of faster DRR5 graphics memory, the GeForce GTX 770 runs at a reference stock clock frequency of 7Gbps (effective datarate). Obviously with the new cooling theme we have got to look at overclocking it a little as well, but have a quick peek at the product after which we'll dive into the GPU architecture, photo shoot and benchmarks.
But meet the EVGA GeForce GTX 770 SC (SuperClocked) edition from EVGA, this is the 2GB version comes factory overclocked for you at 1111 MHz (Ref 1046) with a Boost clock of 1163 MHz (Ref 1085). The GTX 770 series memory clock has been kept at an effective data-rate of 7010 MHz.
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We review the EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Classified, this graphics card is equipped with NVIDIA's second to best flagship GPU. Combined with an all custom PCB design and a lot of tweaking features this product will be enticing for a lot of you guys.
EVGA GeForce GTX 760 SC ACX review
In this article we review the EVGA GeForce GTX 760 SC ACX edition, this particular model comes with a dual-slot two fan ACX cooling solution. That boils down to a more silent product versus and great cooling performance. EVA offers the card factory overclocked at some pretty impressive clock frequencies. Join us in this review and let's see if the 269 USD ACX model will be worth it for you.


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I still haven't seen any Saga Legends, but I did find and purchase all four of the Mission Series two-packs (I saw them at two different TRUs).
I certainly wouldn't want this kind of figure to replace the highly detailed, super-articulated figures we've been accustomed to over the last handful of years, but there is definitely a certain charm to these figures, and some of them even trump their collector-focused counterparts in a few ways. At any rate, paying $10 for two figures feels nice after the constant price increases.
The plastic definitely feels different - the easiest point of comparison is obviously on the Battle Droids, and it feels a little cheaper, maybe, than the figures we're used to. The packaging artwork is surprisingly cool in person, IMO. This line also features a new style of packaging, with the bubble only glued to the card along the top - once you break that seal, the bubble and tray slide up with ease. (Three of my sets were glued tightly, but one set seemed a little looser.)
The Seeker Droid is pretty cool, though I would have preferred it to have had more details and parts (like the antenna). Vader doesn't look too great (I opened the Black Series figures I got at the same time, and that Vader is pretty awesome), and especially his helmet looks tiny, but as a vintage-style toy he works. He's the same height as the Evolutions body figures.
I actually quite like the Anakin figure, even with the poor-looking leg articulation. He doesn't look too bad compared to the Black Series AOTC Anakin - and they're essentially the same height, though this one is paler than the TBS version. But the likeness is far better here than on TBS Anakin.
Jango just feels like he's too "wide" to me, which is mainly due to the helmet and jetpack. It's really not too shabby though, and it's nice to get a Jango who isn't lilac. Unlike what early photos showed, he does include two blasters.
I also like the clones for what they are. The helmets are too small - sizewise, Hasbro should probably split the difference between these guys and the TVS/TBS ROTS trooper helmets. The eyeholes look small compared to previous versions, but I could definitely see these being successful as diorama fodder. I didn't compare to all previous versions, but the 501st Trooper is definitely lighter in color than the TVC figure. The straight arms obviously don't lend themselves to many action poses, but just standing at attention, they look good. They're a little shorter than the TVC mold.
The aforementioned Battle Droids, despite feeling like an obviously different plastic to the myriad previous releases, really aren't bad. I've seen online how people are having issues keeping them standing, and while I didn't have them set up standing for very long, I didn't have any problems - they stood as well as, if not better than, the other releases of this mold.


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FEMA will be on campus to accept applications, offer disaster assistance and answer any questions to any students, faculty or staff who have been affected by Hurricane Sandy.
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Policy Governance defines and manages policies, associates them with various assets, and validates and reports on policy compliance. It manages a wide range of different policy types from metadata compliance policies applied in Planning and Development Governance processes through security, reliability, and service-level policies applied through an Operational Governance solution.
It is critical that the Policy Governance solution ensures consistent policy definition, implementation, enforcement, validation, and audit through all stages of the lifecycle, and across all distributed and mainframe platforms.
Policy Manager allows administrators to define a wide range of operational, QoS and compliance policies that they can then make available for use to the community, or can directly associate with APIs, Apps and businesses.
We supports a massive range of policies including:
QoS Policies - policies for throttling traffic and for reporting on service level conditions. Once unique capability provided by Akana API Management is the ability to easily apply QoS policies to individual applications, not just the entire API. App developers can negotiate their QoS policies during the App provisioning process.
Compliance Policies - policies that are applied to static metadata to verify that assets and artifacts are specified and defined correctly. These policies are most often used to support Portfolio Manager and Lifecycle Manager.
Akana's Policy Manager™ is a comprehensive SOA Policy Governance Automation solution offering unique governance process and collaboration capabilities to instill consistency and accountability and encourage desired behavior. It integrates seamlessly with any standard-based policy enforcement solution including:
Akana's Lifecycle Manager™ - an industry-leading development governance platform that automates machine- and role-based signoffs across the software development lifecycle.
Akana's Service Manager™ - the industry's leading SOA management and security product.


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Democrat Cullen Bows Out Of Governor's Race
Cullen Has Been In State Senate Since 2010
MADISON, Wis. - Democratic state Sen. Tim Cullen is bowing out of the governor's race, saying he can't raise the money to compete with better-known opponents.
Cullen had been saying for months that he would run for the Democratic nomination to challenge Gov. Scott Walker if a recall election is called.
But on Wednesday he said that it's too big of a job with not enough time for fundraising.
"I was not getting a lot of groups telling me they would support me in the primary, and I just don't have a whole lot of rich friends," Cullen said.
Cullen said no one asked him to step aside and that he had approached some state unions for support.
"I would say that the general reaction I got, not from all of them but particularly the public ones, was sort of respectful indifference," Cullen sad.
Cullen is a moderate Democrat from Janesville who has been in the Senate since 2010. The 67-year-old previously served in the Senate from 1974 to 1986 before he left to become secretary of the state Department of Health and Human Services under Republican Gov. Tommy Thompson.
He later worked for nearly 20 years as an insurance company executive.
Cullen's decision leaves former Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk as the only announced Democrat.
Falk said she has been seeing support in her bid for the Democratic nomination.
"(There's been) respectful enthusiasm, and because I, as a county executive, worked every day with eight unions, I was fair, I was strong and I was respectful," Falk said.
But there are other Democrats sill considering a run, such as Sen. Kathleen Vinehout.
"I really don't think that labor has lined up behind any one candidate, and I think labor is probably doing what the rest of the Democrats are doing, which is sorting out who is in and who is out and who is going to be the best person to take on Scott Walker," Vinehout said.
Secretary of State Doug La Follette is also considering joining the race.
"I want to make sure that we turn the state back to the people. That means a new governor, and if that is Doug La Follette, fine. If it isn't, I don't need to be governor to fulfill my life," La Follette said.
But Cullen said being the candidate that appeals to all may not be so easy. He said he wanted to bring state together but realized the next governor will be in a terrible position to do that.
"I came to Madison as a centrist and discovered that there was no center," Cullen said.
And there are other candidates still considering a run, including Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett. Barrett told WisPolitics.com on Wednesday that he is currently focused on his mayoral race.
Cullen said he wouldn't endorse any potential candidates but would ultimately support the nominee. He said that all of the Democrats who have been mentioned as possible candidates "are good people with solid Wisconsin values."
Cullen said that at this point he plans to seek re-election to the Senate in 2014.
"I am re-energized to focus my efforts as a state Senator on working for more bipartisanship and civility in the state Legislature and Wisconsin as a whole," Cullen said. "Continuing to try to deliver that message in what will be the most angry, partisan race in Wisconsin history would have been impossible. Many people in this building love this political war, but the majority of the people outside of this building want no war, they want us to work together. As a state senator, I intend to accomplish what I have concluded that the winner of this election will not be able to do."
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Wow Divorce is on the table as new law. You heard it here first folks.
Simple point he was making was that people who come from 2 parent homes have a better chance in life, more money more successful etc.
My Father,My Friend,My teacher,and now My Angel~ 04/21/1956-03/21/2011 You will always be missed. I hope to learn half of the stuff you knew.
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That's my boy "Blue"!!!! Flyin High in the Passenger Side x Katie May of Belgrade
My daughters a teacher of low income kids very few have 2 parents and it reflects in the kids. God forbid we get back to a country that believes in marriage instead of shacking up having kids without being married and having kids to get more welfare money .
"I'm gonna lean up against you, and you lean up against me. That way we don't hafta sleep with our heads in the mud"Forrest Gump, 1994
Did Mr. Romney "lie" about the number of jobs women have lost in the last 4 years? "Fact checkers" say yes. But other data says not so fast.
Organization self-titled "Fact Check Dot Org": "Romney claimed 580,000 women have lost jobs under Obama. The true figure is closer to 93,000."
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS: "Nearly 5.5 Million Women Are Currently Unemployed – An Increase Of 451,000 Women Since President Obama Took Office. (10/10/12)"
Just a fun little exercise in checking the facts of the fact checkers
"I'm gonna lean up against you, and you lean up against me. That way we don't hafta sleep with our heads in the mud"Forrest Gump, 1994
That whole women and binders and the single-family household made my hackles stand up.
Good thing he didn't dwell on it. Because he sounded stupid.He
better stick to convincing us about his 5 step plan.
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Description ADULT MALE Has blackish plumage, except for silvery feathers on upper wing coverts and silvery, elongate feathers on back and scapulars. ADULT FEMALE Similar to male, but has a buffy brown head, neck, and breast. JUVENILE Similar to adult female, but silvery elements of upper wing and back plumage are duller and show less contrast.
Dimensions Length: 34-36" (86-91 cm)
Habitat Associated with swamps rich with fish; also lakes and sluggish rivers. Found year-round near coasts but, in summer, breeding range extends inland.
Observation Tips Easy to see on Gulf coast, but for spectacularly close views visit the Everglades.
Range Mid-Atlantic, Texas, Southeast, Southwest, Plains, Rocky Mountains, Florida
Voice Mostly silent, but agitated nesting birds utter rattling croaks.
Discussion Bizarre and unmistakable slim waterbird. Swims well, often so low in water that only its long, slender head and neck are visible. Note also the very long tail, broad wings, and yellow daggerlike bill. Dives well and catches fish. Often perches on branches with wings outstretched to dry. Sexes are separable.


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Since we are in the dog days of summer I thought it would be interesting to hear what everyone has planned for the 2013 spring? Where are you going? How many days will you be out hunting? How many tags are you going to get in each state and how many turkeys are you hoping to bring home?
The first part of my 2013 plans include a trip to the Black Hills of SD, or NW NE to hunt Merriams. I plan to go out there with a college friend of mine and possibly some other folks. I plan to be out there in mid to late April and hopefully hunt for about 5 days. I would really like to stay in a tent like Treerooster does as that style of hunting looks awesome to me. I would be extremely happy if I could manage to harvest a Merriam but if I don't it will still be a great trip/
The second part of my 2013 spring turkey hunting plan will be my yearly trip to North central MN to hunt Easterns with some friends and family. This has become an area that I am very comfortable with and it is always a great time weather we get turkeys or not. I usually do pretty well in this area since I know it pretty well but you never know for sure. Hopefully harvest one Eastern.


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And so the show begins, grippingly, with sounds and images deeply familiar: A montage of radio broadcasters announcing the war's end, the uniformed men entering in silent formation, and finally their falling out into a giddy rush of whoops, amorous embraces, and frolicking to big band jazz. Although the set — the courtyard of a slightly crumbling villa, with fading angel frescos on the wall — also acknowledges a more distant past, director Pitcher's updating puts the characters in a highly recognizable and very recent historical memory of war.
It also provides a smart proto-feminist context for the crackerjack anti-marriage witticisms of Beatrice (Ambien Mitchell), who unlike the other women of the villa wears slacks and short hair. Mitchell's Beatrice is merry, buoyant, and sharp, and her tall, lean frame plays nicely against her foe-turned-lover Benedick (Jared Michael Delaney), who's a little on the short, soft side, and has an appealing touch of Vince Vaughn-style exasperated irony. The battle scenes between Beatrice and Benedick are great fun, though at moments the blocking feels a little static — the two of them downstage, everyone standing around watching them.
Getting the two of them together requires the benign deceits of Beatrice's uncle Leonato (Mark S. Cartier, jovially), along with the Prince, Don Pedro (Paul Bernardo), and Claudio (Andrew Krug), a bit of a square who is newly betrothed for Beatrice's cousin Hero (Janet McWilliams). Their elaborate trickery is carried out in two scenes rife with situational comedy, as they allow themselves to be "overheard" by Benedick and then Beatrice, who hide themselves in a series of slapstick gags.
As for the villain of the play, Don John (Dustin Tucker), who arranges for Hero's honor to be falsely slandered and her nuptials dashed, he too is given a fresh angle by the WWII setting. The illegitimate brother of the Prince, Don John wears fatigues to Don Pedro's general's uniform, making the status issue between them a more visceral dynamic. Even more strikingly, Tucker has given the villain a stutter — particularly at the word "brother" — and a physical bearing that to me immediately suggested shell-shock — or, in the modern parlance, PTSD. Tucker is normally cast almost exclusively in comic roles, and I am grateful and impressed to see him playing against type. Though the audience's first inclination was to give him a laugh, the tightly wound anguish and toxicity of his Don John has the pang of pathos to it, of deep-seated trauma. The idea that status grievances and the horrors of battle might have a hand in social malfeasance has implications indeed, and I would have liked to see their symptoms manifested in Don John even more.
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The Manhattan School of Music Contemporary Ensemble TACTUS will perform at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 24, in Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall.
The group, directed by Patti Monson, is dedicated to providing young performers with opportunities to study present-day works with contemporary composers. The concert will feature primarily large chamber pieces and will include music by Princeton graduate student composers Betsey Biggs, Seth Cluett, Michael Early, Judd Greenstein, Scott Smallwood and Samson Young.
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Robbie Turner was nominated by Ryan Ray, who refers to him as an "awesome student who always gives 100 percent."
Turner says that his favorite class is anatomy and physiology. He is also involved in choir and speech and drama and participates in the school musical and his church's youth group.
After graduating, he plans to study medicine and work in the medical field.
Joey Knobloch was nominated by Mona Lazarus, who says that he is hard working, responsible, helpful, kind and has a wonderful attitude and work ethic.
His favorite school subject is social studies and after graduation, Knobloch plans to enter the workforce with his uncle.
Representatives from Vulcan Materials will not be attending the April 5 Williamstown City Council meeting.
The company, which has purchased 115 acres just off Interstate-75 at the Williamstown exit, was expected to make a presentation to the council concerning a rock quarry they plan to build on the property.
Seeing that their students need to be skilled once they leave the halls of Grant County High School, the school district has approved plans to build a career and technology center.
The center, which will be a 34,000 square foot addition to the high school, will cost an estimated $9.4 million.
An experienced leader has come out of retirement to become interim principal at Williamstown Jr./Sr. High for the rest of the 2009-10 school year.
Dave Johnstone of Edgewood will fill the position left vacant after Misty Buchanan was reassigned within the district.
The 55-year-old retired in September 2009 after spending 20 years as principal in four different schools in northern Kentucky.
Williamstown Jr. High science teacher Sean Binder prepares two CO2 cars for a race. Students in science and math enrichment built their own CO2 dragsters to race against each other.
First place was sixth grader Megan Garrison, second place was seventh grader Caitlyn Treichel and third place was eighth grader Hannah Kinsey.
Sage Hill is the WMS Student of the Week. She is in the eighth grade.
"Sage has a super personality...a quote that makes me think of her is...'if you expect the best from yourself, you will meet your goals'...she does," says Steve Sigmon, her English teacher.
Angie Williams, her social studies teacher thinks that "she is a blessing to have in class because of her work ethic, personality and encouragement towards other students."
You may have noticed yellow and green recycling bins stationed at Grant County Schools—15 to be exact.
In May of 2009, Kelli Lee's third period science class at Grant County Middle school brought home a "school in progress" award from the annual Kentucky Green and Healthy Schools (KGHS) conference in Frankfort. The program recognizes schools that take up the challenge to target areas and formulate a plan of action to improve their environment.
Timothy Joseph Burgess, II, was the guest of Representative Royce Adams for the 52nd Legislative day of the 2010 regular session of the Kentucky General Assembly on March 22. Burgess will graduate in May with a bachelors degree in political science from Georgetown College. He is the son of Tim and Melody Burgess of Williamstown and the grandson of Helen Burgess of Williamstown and Geneva Spenneberg of Dry Ridge.
The girls' basketball teams at Grant County Middle School had talent at each grade level this year and their coaches believe that they will be something special as long as they keep working to improve.
The sixth grade team had a record of 12-13, ending the season by winning eight of their last 12 games.
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HRCH UH Duke of Holy Trinity MH "Duke"
HR Hunter Eric Lingler "Hunter"
Very beautiful dog!
"Feetdown Beatdown Razr's Edge"
That first shot is really nice. He looks very serious, very aloof.
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Description Medium-sized Peromyscus, dark golden brown above with white underparts and feet. Mid-dorsal area is dusky. Soles of feet have prominent ridges. Tail is shorter than head and body, sparsely haired and dark on upper surface but fading to white underneath. Young animals are grayer.
Dimensions 142-206mm, 55-97mm, 17-46g
Endangered Status The Key Largo Cotton Mouse, a subspecies of the Cotton Mouse, is on the U.S. Endangered Species List. It is classified as endangered in Florida, where it lives on Key Largo. This mouse resides in a particular type of habitat called a tropical hardwood hammock, and mainly in those with mature trees. Many of these woodlands have been destroyed in the Keys to make way for residential and commericial development. Some of the mouse's remaining hammocks have come under the protection of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Florida Department of Natural Resources, and both agencies intend to acquire more of this critical habitat.
Similar Species Larger than Oldfield and North American Deermouse. Also larger than White-footed Deermice of the same age.
Habitat Beaches, shorelines & estuaries, Swamps, marshes & bogs, Lakes, ponds, rivers & streams, Scrub, shrub & brushlands, Forests & woodlands, Canyons & caves
Range Plains, Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Florida, Texas
Discussion Good climbers and swimmers, they prefer somewhat wet habitats, especially bottomland hardwood forests, hammocks, and swamps, although they also inhabit drier upland habitats, and sometimes enter buildings. The subspecies from Key Largo (P. g. allapaticola) is endangered.


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orange juice concentrate and ginger (grate the real stuff if you can) orange zest (optional) marinated wrapped in bacon if you want and grilled to medium rare
orange juice concentrate and ginger (grate the real stuff if you can) orange zest (optional) marinated wrapped in bacon if you want and grilled to medium rare
I like to make it "pulled italian beef style"....stick your goose breasts in a crock pot, add a jar of pepperonchinis AND THE JUICE ...some add a little beer with it, but water works just as well! Slow cook the breast on low for 8-10 hours (be sure there is enough water/juice to atleast cover the bottom). Then, take the breasts out and pull the meat apart...put on bread and SERVE!
i will also cut up some potatoes and throw in with some garlic and butter on top...then, just take the taters out and eat them as a side dish. Actually, you can wrap these sandwiches in some foil to help keep them warm...they make a great duck blind food with some hot chocolate from the ol' stanley!
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Ive done corned goose, just follow a corned beef recipe
BBQ sauce with Dr Pepper mixed in is real good too
HRC- Our season never ends
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Can't wait til outside temp breaks 60. Got some smokin and grilln to do. Thanks
I have a Pastrami recipe I can email you . send me a PM . I'm a Chef and always trying new methods .I tried this for the first time with Snow goose breasts along with some bear and venison and was quite pleased .
We have early and late seasons designed to kill large numbers of the local birds. Usually, about twice a year I'll make large batches of Goose Sausage. I don't like to do it with small numbers of geese as it takes longer to complete and is much more work. But if you have a good day and you've got 10-20 geese to process. Here's what i do with them.
Cube the breasts into small pieces. Get an equal amount of Pork Butt which you cube into equally small pieces . Mix together in large pans you can refrigerate. I add a large amount of spices and red wine based marinade to the meat mixture, and refrigerate for at least 24 hours. Run them through a large grinder into Kielbasa sized natural hog casings. Tie off using Butchers twine, and then freeze.
There are alot of recepies for sausage,and every thing you might need for sausage making can be ordered from the "sausage maker " on line.
"Are you a good witch, or a bad witch ?" Glinda, the good witch of the North.
Yall northerners definitely have a different tasting Goose than we do down here. Typically we are shooting all Resident Canada's that live by feeding off golf course ponds and greens and other not so "grain oriented" fields like yall have. About the only way we've found Georgia geese to be fit to eat is by making it into Jerky. So all mine get turned into jerky.


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Description ADULT MALE Has orange-buff face and finely marked blue-gray nape, neck, and breast. Note the striking maroon horseshoe marking on otherwise mostly white belly. Body plumage is otherwise reddish brown, but with intricate markings, fine streaks on back, and maroon stripes on flanks. ADULT FEMALE Similar to male, but marking on belly is indistinct or absent and plumage is duller overall. JUVENILE Gray-buff, but with a suggestion of adult's dark markings.
Dimensions Length: 12-14" (30-36 cm)
Habitat Native of Eurasia. Introduced for hunting and now local, but scarce and possibly declining. Favors open grassland and arable farmland.
Observation Tips Easiest to observe outside breeding season when small groups can be seen feeding in open fields.
Range Florida, Great Lakes, Plains, Rocky Mountains, Southwest, New England, Eastern Canada, Northwest, Mid-Atlantic
Voice Male utters a choked and harsh kierr-ikk call.
Discussion Subtly attractive and non-native partridge. Usually wary due to hunting. Typically seen in small groups (coveys) that prefer to run from danger rather than fly. Sexes are separable with care.


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"Save America's Treasures" has been totally eliminated—the largest Federal program supporting preservation of such treasures as the original Star Spangled Banner and George Washington's tent.
65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
Critical decisions by the Chief Justice saved the Supreme Court's independence—and made possible its wide-ranging role today
Most jurists and constitutional scholars today would probably contend that the most controlling precedent to be set in the early republic was laid down in the 1803 Marbury v. Madison decision. While a formidable ruling, it was not, however, the decisive moment—at least not to people at the time. The hinge event in the early history of the judiciary was President John Adams's appointment of John Marshall as chief justice of the Supreme Court in 1801.Read more »
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Vitamin K refers to one of several compounds that have vitamin K activity. One form, called phylloquinones, comes from plants, while another form called menaquinones is produced by intestinal bacteria. There is also a synthetic type of vitamin K called menadione that's made in a laboratory.
The best known function of vitamin K is to help with blood clotting. The liver produces clotting factors. Before these clotting factors are released into the bloodstream, vitamin K modifies them. So important is vitamin K for blood clotting that it's used to reverse the effects of pharmaceutical blood-thinning medications and to stop bleeding related to medications that damage the stomach lining. Vitamin K is also essential for forming other proteins in the body. Vitamin K plays a role in bone health and the prevention of osteoporosis since people deficient in vitamin K have an increased risk of bone fractures.
Phylloquinones, the form of vitamin K that comes from plants, is found in a variety of plant-based foods including spinach, Swiss chard, collard greens, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, parsley, kale, turnip greens, asparagus, beef liver and romaine lettuce. Deficiency of vitamin K isn't common since intestinal bacteria make the menaquinone form of vitamin K. People who use antibiotics for a long period of time are at higher risk for deficiency since the antibiotics destroy intestinal bacteria that produce vitamin K.
Because of vitamin K's role in blood clotting and its importance for maintaining healthy blood vessel function, it's sometimes used to treat spider veins. Spider veins are clusters of dilated capillaries or tiny veins that look like spider webs on the surface of the skin. They occur when valves that prevent the backflow of blood become damaged and the capillaries begin to leak. Factors that contribute to them include pregnancy, trauma, standing and sitting for long periods of time and obesity. Vitamin K appears to strengthen the walls of veins and capillaries so they're less likely to leak.
Vitamin K is also used to treat dark under-eye circles. According to a study published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, participants who used a gel containing 2% vitamin K cream, vitamin E, vitamin C and retinol experienced moderate improvement in their under-eye circles. Combining vitamin K with vitamin C has additional benefits since vitamin C stimulates collagen production. Increased collagen production helps to reinforce and thicken the thin skin around the eyes, making dark, under-eye circles less visible, while vitamin K strengthens the underlying capillaries.
Vitamin K is also beneficial for treating bruising after pulsed-dye laser surgery. This type of surgery causes significant discoloration and bruising. According to a study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, participants that used a vitamin K cream after their laser treatment experienced less bruising. Vitamin K also has anti-inflammatory effects, which makes it beneficial for relieving redness and discoloration after laser surgery. It also helps to reduce redness and dilated capillaries in people with the inflammatory skin conditioned rosacea.
According to one study, vitamin K may be helpful for fighting skin wrinkling due to aging. This study showed that topical vitamin K reduced wrinkling in people suffering from a hereditary condition called pseudoxanthoma elasticum. People with this condition have abnormal elastin, a protein in skin that helps skin "bounce back" and plays a role in preventing wrinkles. Vitamin K appears to be involved in keeping elastin in the skin healthy. Therefore, it may also prevent wrinkles in healthy people, although more research is needed.
Is it safe? Vitamin K appears to be safe orally and topically for people who are otherwise healthy. It can interact with certain medications and supplements when used orally and shouldn't be used by anyone taking blood thinners, antacids, aspirin or antibiotics or anyone on dialysis for kidney disease. Vitamin K is safe in the amounts found in cosmetic and skin care products. It usually doesn't cause significant skin irritation or redness and is well tolerated even by people with sensitive skin.


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Good luck Dan , hopefully the steelhead run will be better in NY than in Michigan, as you know it is not up to the normal good fishing this time of the year. Don't forget about those nice lake run browns they have there. More than we have here.
I was our earlier this week but the run is still slow nobody was doing anything, but it was a nice quiet cold snow covered great lakes steelhead day on the rivers anyway. Went to surf their was a NW wind into my face of at least 30 knots, the wind chill had to be in teens. You could last about 5 minutes in it. But the surf was sure beautiful and peaceful.
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My realtives live an hour away, but I firgure I will fish the Genny or Maxwell Creek.
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Six Mile bend on the Fraser River at Fountain gorge north of Lillooet, BC.
This is my first uploaded Gigapan!!! (on a dial-up, no less!) It took 9hr. 40min to upload.
About this area: The Fountain area of the Fraser has been inhabited by the local natives (Xaxli'p First Nation) for more than 8000 years. It's also one of the hottest and driest parts of BC with temps reaching 45C in midsummer.
The railway line in the lower foreground is CN, formerly part of the PGE which snakes along the Fraser from Lillooet to Pavilion and then climbs the steep grades to Kelly Lake and Clinton.
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Active Duty: 1986 Chevy Blazer HD CUCVPosted in Project Vehicles on November 1, 2010 Comment (0)
Heading off-road for many outdoor enthusiasts is often just as much about wilderness exploration and quality family time as it is obstacle conquering and limit defying. While we all have our own preferred level of trail difficulty, almost every wheeler wants a reliable off-road vehicle. For Scott Milne of Los Angeles, that picture of reliability started with an '86 Chevy Blazer CUCV (commercial utility cargo vehicle).
Originally spotting the ex-military K-5 at a used car dealership, Scott snatched it up for a song and set out on his journey of creating a vehicle capable of handling his long-distance hunting and wheeling expeditions. Beyond his immediate needs of seating for four and substantial cargo capacity, Scott wanted a rig that had a bit of an Armageddon-ready appearance and more flair than your run-of-the-mill Jeep Wrangler.
To achieve this bombproof Chevy vision, Scott enlisted the help of SMP-Fabworks in Sylmar, California. Though many wheelers may have gone straight for a tall lift and big tires, that's simply not what Scott needed. Instead of a monster stance, the classic CUCV received a heavy-duty bumper set along with a custom rollcage and 1-ton axles. While Scott admits the Blazer is still a work in progress, for now it works great for all of his on- and off-road needs.
Tech Specs
1986 Chevy Blazer CUCV
Engine: 6.2L with Banks Power turbo kit
Transmission: TH400
Transfer case: NP208
Front Axle: Dana 60, E-locker, 3.73 gears
Rear Axle: 14-bolt, Detroit Locker, 3.73 gears
Springs & Such: Custom Atlas springs, Fox shocks
Tires & Wheels: 285/75/16 BGF A-Ts on 16-inch Pro Comp wheels
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Alternate name: Rock Oak, Smoky Oak
Family: Fagaceae, Beech view all from this family
Description Lacey's oak is a medium-sized tree on good sites or a shrub on poor sites. Branches are erect and spreading and there can be multiple trunks. Leaves are deciduous, thick and oblong with a few shallow lobes. Foliage is peach-colored in spring and fall; dark-blue or grayish-green in summer. Summer foliage takes on a smokey appearance.
Habitat Scrub, shrub & brushlands, Canyons & valleys.
Range Texas.
Comments This drought resistent tree is considered one of Texas' most attractive oaks. It is relatively less susceptible to the oak wilt fungus.
Exposure Preference Sun to partial shade.
Native Distribution Edwards Plateau, Texas & n.e. Mexico
Site Preference Limestone bluffs; rocky, river banks
Soil Preference Limestone or rocky soils.
Wildlife Value Provides food and cover for deer, small mammals, and birds.


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error occurred when making linux kernel 3.12
I want to make the latest kernel release.
and when i run the "make config" command,
an error occurred, following is the gcc log:
In file included from /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/bits/posix1_lim.h:157:0,
from /usr/include/limits.h:145,
from /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.7/include-fixed/limits.h:169,
from /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.7/include-fixed/syslimits.h:7,
from /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.7/include-fixed/limits.h:34,
from scripts/basic/fixdep.c:114:
/usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/bits/local_lim.h:39:26: 致命错误: linux/limits.h:没有那个文件或目录
make[1]: *** [scripts/basic/fixdep] 错误 1
make: *** [scripts_basic] 错误 2
the log contains Chinese characters, because my local language is zh_cn, the infomation is can't find linux/limits.h, i just want to know what causes this error.
anyone can give me some help, i would appreciate that
my distribution is:
Ubuntu 12.10
my kernel info:
Linux zgy-vm 3.5.0-17-generic #28-Ubuntu SMP Tue Oct 9 19:31:23 UTC 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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There, now that that's out of the way... :brusheshands: All things considered, this year was somewhere in the middle; not too terrible, not totally awesome. Just have to finish grading exams, clean up and close up my classroom, hand in keys and paperwork. Year #11 is almost in the books!


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An around filter to temporarily apply changes
A client of mine has an admin tool where people can edit stuff, but modifications need approval. They are represented in the application rather than applied right away as you normally do.
Changes are basically stored in the form of method names, ID of receiver, and serialized arguments, there are a handful of them. Applying changes is dynamic invocation, you get the idea.
My client wanted an approval interface where he could select a handful of changes to the same model, submit, and get a split view with the current website on the left, and the resulting website on the right.
The tricky part is that views may access the database, for example using named scopes (from a MVC viewpoint that's fine, the view is clean it happens that a named scope triggers a query). And the 3-line solution was to write an around filter that started a transaction, yielded to the action, and rolled the transaction back.


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Hopefully, you'll all be watching the Academy Awards telecast this Sunday night out of your pure, unadulterated love for the filmic medium. But honestly, aren't such contests more exciting when you've got a stake in things? Well, the Alibi has teamed up with Regal Entertainment Group to give you a little added incentive this year. Here's what you need to do: Log on to Alibi's Oscar Contest page and register your guesses for the winners in 10 select categories. Then, tune in to the big awards show on Feb. 27. If you get the most winners correct, you win some cool movie action. The grand prize is 24 free Regal movie passes—that's enough for you and a friend to go see a movie a month for an entire year! Second prize is 16 movie passes, and third prize is five movie passes. You need to register your guesses by 4 p.m. Sunday. Winners will be announced in next week's paper.
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The fifth annual Italian Film Festival continues this week in Albuquerque. An opening day celebration at the South Broadway Cultural Center kicked it off on Sunday, Feb. 20. Lobo Theater and Guild Cinema in Nob Hill take over the screenings on Thursday, Feb. 24, presenting a full slate of films, both classic and modern, through Saturday evening. Among the selections are Sergio Castellitto's multigenerational boxing drama Raise Your Head (Alza la Testa), Gianni Di Gregorio's endearing family drama Mid-August Lunch (Pranzo di Ferragosto) and Valerio Mieli's long-term romantic drama Ten Winters (Dieci Inverni). Everything wraps up on Sunday starting at 1 p.m. with a grand dinner-and-a-movie combo featuring Luchino Visconti's epic 1963 examination of aristocratic 1860s Sicily, The Leopard (Il Gattopardo). During the film's intermission, audience members will migrate across the street from Guild Cinema for a multicourse Italian feast at Scalo Northern Italian Grill. Tickets run $8 for individual films and $50 for Sunday's closing gala. Full schedules are available on the festival's website. The Italian Film Festival is a benefit for UNM Children's Hospital.
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Friends of Film, Video and Arts is getting ready to host its annual Laugh Out Loud Funny Film Fest. This juried festival will select the best and the funniest short films for a special public screening, set to take place April 1 (yes, April Fool's Day) at Guild Cinema. In addition to the screening, there will be a Q and A with filmmakers and an award ceremony. If you're interested in submitting your own hilarious short to LOL Fest, you have until Monday, Feb. 28. Contest rules and an application form can be found on the FoFVA website.
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Enjoy this cheesy egg dish that's made with ham and vegetables - a delicious dinner that's ready in 20 minutes.
To lower the fat by about 10 grams per serving, substitute two 8-oz. cartons of frozen fat-free egg product, thawed, for the eggs. Using reduced-fat cheese will save an additional 1 gram of fat per serving.
To make Mexican-style scrambled eggs, top each serving with salsa and chopped fresh cilantro.
Try other chopped vegetables, such as broccoli and red bell pepper, in place of the green pepper and onion, or substitute a different cheese such as Swiss or colby-Monterey Jack.
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BOONEVILLE – Northeast Mississippi Community College head softball coach Jody Long continues to add to his 2013-14 signing class with a local signee.
Booneville standout Bre Agnew agreed to become a Lady Tiger during a signing held at the Prentiss County based high school on May 1.
"We are very excited to sign Bre Agnew," said Long. "She has the build and potential to hit the ball hard, runs well and covers a lot of ground in the outfield."
Agnew had been a force for Jeremy Reece's Lady Blue Devil team as Booneville advanced to the second round of the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) Class 3A State Fast-Pitch Softball Playoffs during the 2013 season.
During her senior season, Agnew hit .325 with a .361 on base percentage with two doubles, a pair of triples and a home run that helped to propel the Lady Blue Devils into the second round of the playoffs.
Agnew's only home run of the year came during a 3-for-4 performance against Water Valley in the opening round of the 2013 Class 3A Fast-Pitch Playoffs.
Agnew was perfect in the stolen base department and led the Lady Blue Devils in runs scored – 22 – and was second on the team in runs batted in (13), triples (2) and was tied for the team lead in home runs.
In the 2011-12 season, Agnew hit .329 with a .371 on base percentage with 10 runs batted in and scored 17 runs for Lee Boyette's Lady Blue Devils.
On the year, Agnew had four doubles, four triples and a pair of home runs – both coming against Ripley on March 23, 2012 and on April 10, 2012.
Agnew has been steady for the Lady Blue Devils in the field committing just three miscues in her final two seasons.
As a sophomore, Agnew hit .353 with a .384 on base percentage with 24 hits, 17 runs batted in and 14 runs scored.
Agnew had a solid sophomore season with nine doubles and two home runs and only struck out five times in 73 at bats for the Lady Blue Devils.
When not on the softball diamond, Agnew was a pivotal athlete on the hardwood for Bart Greenhaw's Lady Blue Devil basketball team.
Agnew has also been an active member of the Booneville High School student body and serves in the Spanish Club, Drama Club, Art Club and the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).
With Agnew's signing, Long has now added six future Lady Tigers to the 2013-14 roster with Agnew joining New Albany's Morgan Beaty, Alcorn Central's Chelsea Buntin, Corinth's Haley Christian, New Albany's Shannon Goode and East Webster's Abigail Rish.


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Pas1990 wrote:hasteroth wrote:LeapofFate wrote:Rosario sucked.
I'm mad at Ayako. The stupid sub group takes forever to sub this show.
Oh wow, what an ungrateful person. You do realize that they're subbing it for free right? It's their time and their effort, who are you to call them stupid when you are so ungratefully downloading and watching it, only understanding it because they took the time to get off their asses and sub it for people such as yourself.
Wow. You have a point. I never thought about it like that... Well I'll be seeeing you. I have to go to class now.


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