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THAT the life of an eminent Englishwoman should have been written by a Frenchwoman, is in itself a point of interest; but especially so when the Englishwoman was Lady Georgiana Fullerton, sister to Lord Granville, and her biographer Madame Augustus Craven, whose maiden name was Pauline de la Ferronnays, and whose first work, "Le Récit d'une Sœur," passed though forty editions.
Lady Georgiana died ten years ago, and in the wide circle which she frequented, a society chiefly knit together by incessant charitable work, the loss of her familiar figure caused a great blank. She was tall and largely built, her face was plain, but full of bright intelligence and gentle humour, naturally a merry face; she always dressed in black, wearing a shawl across her shoulders, and no gloves. She said that gloves cost too much money, and that she had much page: 101 rather give the half‐crown to the poor. Having had many occasions of speaking with her, I would describe the impression she made on her contemporaries as so marked that in entering even a crowded room Lady Georgiana would have been one of the first people to be noticed, from her majestic figure and the plain severity of her dress.
She was very nobly born. Her father, Lord Granville, served his country for a long series of years as Ambassador to France. Her mother, an excellent, conscientious woman, was daughter to that beautiful Duchess of Devonshire, of whom so many anecdotes survive, and whose life‐size portrait by Gainsborough disappeared so mysteriously some years ago. Sir Joshua Reynolds also repeatedly painted the Duchess, the best known portrait being the one wherein she is playing with her child. It was after this lovely grandmother that the little girl was named Georgiana. She had an elder sister, Susan, and the two were carefully and even severely educated by a good governess, against whose influence Georgiana at one time rebelled, but who became, when she grew up, her dear and page: 102 intimate friend. They lived in the splendid house allotted to the British Embassy in Paris, entered by a vast court from the Rue du Faubourg St. Honoré, and sheltered at the back by a large shady garden. Most tourists know the great gates in the high wall surmounted by the arms of England—the Lion and the Unicorn, no longer "fighting for the crown," and speaking of home to all British residents in the capital of France. Two little girls and three little boys then formed the English family at the Embassy.
When the Ladies Susan and Georgiana Leveson Gower grew up, they were taken by their mother, Lady Granville, into the great world of fashion which then surrounded the French court, and to the famous Almack's, in London, and they both married early. Lady Susan became the wife of Earl Rivers, and Lady Georgiana, after some little opposition, was allowed to marry the man she preferred, an untitled gentleman, Captain Fullerton. Her father was afraid that there was not enough money to enable his daughter to live as she had been brought up, and, on the other hand, the parents of the bridegroom were alarmed at his page: 103 marrying a young lady whose father, mother, uncles, aunts and cousins, all belonged to the greatest nobility of England. The obstacles, were, however, smoothed away by the active kindness of the Duke of Devonshire, who was tenderly attached to his niece. Very pretty and charming are her letters to him; she was, indeed, an "old‐fashioned girl," and sent quaint, modest messages through him to the man of her heart. Finally, Captain Fullerton left the army on half pay, a post was found for him at the Embassy in Paris, and the young couple after their marriage lived with Lord and Lady Granville in the great old house where Lady Georgiana had passed her childhood and youth. She was one‐and‐twenty when her son was born—her only son, her only child.
The next ten years of Lady Georgiana's life passed in the usual employment of her rank and state in life. She notices, in her letters to her old governess and to her sister Susan, all the little growths and changes in her boy's childhood; how he learnt to read, and how she has dressed him up for a child's costume‐ball at the French court. She writes at great length about page: 104 his religious education and his Sunday toys; and then there came a sad time when the little man was very ill, his brain too excitable, said the doctors, and a threat was made of stopping his education. But he recovered, and the grievous alarms of the parents were laid to rest.
The letters presently reach the beginning of Lady Georgiana's career as an authoress, but she has left no record in her correspondence of the mental travail she must have undergone before writing "Ellen Middleton," a book in which she tried to grapple with the deepest questions of conscience. She sent the manuscript to Mr. Henry Greville and to Lord Brougham, the latter being then at the zenith of his fame; and we have their letters and comments. Lord Brougham greatly admires the novel, but objects to its High Church tendencies, for Lady Georgiana had become a strong High Churchwoman. Henry Greville praises and criticizes, and both men give it a singularly respectful attention. It was published, and straightway greeted with a burst of applause, and "Grantley Manor," her second book, very soon revived the same chorus of delighted admiration. The most unlikely people page: 105 —Harriet Martineau and the aged Maria Edgeworth—wrote of them as if they were ardent young novel readers. Miss Martineau says she made her eyes red with crying! Mr. Gladstone, then the youthful hope of the High Church and Tory Party, wrote an elaborate review; the best minds in England on all sides agreed in reading and delighting in these two books, full of theology and ardent old‐fashioned romance.
But ere the echoes had died away, Lady Georgiana Fullerton had followed her husband and her revered friend, John Henry Newman, into the Roman Catholic Church. It is pleasant to learn that this momentous step in no way broke up her tender filial ties, nor her relations with her beloved sister and her nieces. Lady Georgiana remained the bright, charming wife and mother; and young Granville Fullerton went creditably through the years of education, and finally entered the army. His health had occasionally aroused anxiety, but had not debarred his preparation for the military career.
When the first alarm of the Crimean War was sounded, it became necessary for the parents to face the dangers of active service for their son. page: 106 Not since Waterloo had there been a real shock of arms in Europe, and now the best blood of England, in all ranks, was summoned to that awful contest so disastrous in its earlier stages to the British troops, and the Fullertons had to resign themselves to part with their son. Strange, pathetic anxiety, not destined to be borne with lingering pain—fear unrealized, anguish of waiting strangely changed into quite another doom. His mother was prepared to send him forth to his professional duty, in what she recognized as England's cause. She would have watched for bulletins in alternate agonies of fear and hope; had her boy been wounded, she would have hurried off to Scutari; had he even been shot down in the trenches, he would have shared, with ah! so many others, the honours of soldier's grave; and she would have been one of the many, many mothers who rued the name Sebastopol. But none of these things were to be. At the last moment medical advice forbade the young fellow to join the active army. Bitterly disappointed, he resigned himself to remain at home, and going to visit his uncle, Lord Rivers, at Rushmore, in Hampshire—met page: 107 there his death! Met it by a most sudden, sad accident, which, as it is not detailed in the book from which we have been quoting, so neither will we detail it here. He was alone when the summons came.
We have been told by a private friend that when Mr. Fullerton received the letter containing this terrible news, he did not at first know how to tell such a thing to the wife of his youth, the beloved companion of his middle age, and that he tenderly lured her into the open church where she was wont to pray, and there, as she knelt peacefully before the altar, he found words in which to make her understand that her one child was dead.
Of this time of anguish Lady Georgiana Fullerton in after years never spoke or wrote. Only in one note to a favourite niece, who had been as a sister to the lost son, is there any mention of him; a note written just a year after his death. With all the force of a powerful nature she submitted; and to us, who knew her in later years, there seemed no darkness in her kindly smile, no moment of flagging in her tireless charity.page: 108
But shortly after her child's death she took a vow which may seem singular to many of my readers—a vow of poverty, which, though she survived for thirty years and mixed freely with friends and relatives, and was, as was seen by all, a most beloved mistress of a household, she never broke. She engaged never to buy or possess anything which was not absolutely necessary in the way of her ordinary duties. Gloves went first; "the half crown for the poor" meant, by the end of the year, the annual payment needed for some orphan child. How often were seen the kind, useful hands laid for the moment on that comfortable black shawl, when she stood amidst a group of other ladies at some meeting for the poor. In her younger days she must inevitably have been accustomed to the finest dresses ever made or worn, living, as she did, in the house of an ambassador of the first rank. She now never wore any costume but the black dress and shawl and plain cap, which might have suggested austerity but for the bright, merry eyes, which were also penetrating and spiritual, full of mingled expressions. Who that has read the "Récit d'une Sœur" but remembers the sen‐ page: 109 tence sentence of final resignation, "Je pleure mon Albert gaiement"? There was this touch of gaiety in Lady Georgiana's eyes, infinitely touching to those who knew the agony she had passed through.
She did not lay down her pen, though she seems to have hesitated as to whether it was right to give hours a day to the writing of romances. She drew up a curious written argument in two columns, in which she says that she could earn so much more money for the poor in this way than in any other, that she thought she ought to continue; and most lovely were some of the stories she produced. "Constance Sherwood," an historical romance of the time of Elizabeth, is perhaps the best. "Too Strange not to be True" is a striking story, based on the legend of the survival of the Czarowitch, son of Peter the Great. Another is "A Will and a Way," the subtle story of a young woman constrained in the French Revolution to marry a rough suitor who saves her father's life. She redeems the situation, changing her husband's half savage nature and moulding him afresh. Lady Georgiana continued to page: 110 the last just as capable of writing an interesting love story as when she made Miss Martineau cry.
Of her manifold charities one knows not how to speak. She was the kindest and the most industrious of women. The charge of orphans, sick people, and schools was a daily matter of course to her, as to many another; but in touching ever so slightly upon her sphere of activity, one became aware of the odds and ends which were, so to speak, stuffed into the crevices from year's end to year's end. The village library, of which, when she was called away to another part of England, the covers were dropping off (happy books we loved so much, for ever finding new treasures); the old servants pensioned; the five shillings slipped into a little friend's hand to buy a fan at a bazaar; the given book; the old priest's sister still living on the remains of her bounty; the bringing of the Grey Sisters over from France (this last a serious heavy responsibility), and establishing them in Westminster;—such are a few of the things which might be multiplied indefinitely by the memories of others.page: 111
And so, year by year, Lady Georgiana Fullerton's life went on, until the time came when she was attacked by a painful disease, and the black gown hung in long thin folds on a wasted figure, which recalled some early Italian picture in the severe grace of old age. On her deathbed she asked that the curtain covering her son's portrait should be withdrawn, saying that she had the courage to look at it now. Another time, when Father Gallwey was reading the Scriptures to her, he saw her eyes fill at an allusion to the death of a child; an involuntary revelation of the pain silently endured for thirty years. Please God they are now together, the mother and the son; and of her it may most emphatically be said: "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord!"


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Get an overview of this hotelLakefront hotel with free breakfast and bar/lounge
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Situated on a lake, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Lecco Ponte Vecchio, Villa Manzoni, and Palace Bovara. Palace of Fears and Stadio Rigamonti-Ceppi are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Event facilities measuring 753 square feet (70 square meters) include a meeting room.
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An investigation has started related to an incident that happened in Olds yesterday afternoon. Around 4:30 yesterday afternoon, the Henry County Sheriff's Office and the Iowa State Patrol responded to a 911 call from 201 South Smith Street.
Upon arriving at the scene, officers found the female occupant had sustained multiple injuries and she reported that she had been assaulted by her husband. She was transported to the University of Iowa Hospital for treatment.
Upon search of the remainder of the residence, officers found the male occupant of the home on the kitchen floor who was pronounced dead at the scene. The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, the Henry County Sheriff's Office and Iowa State Patrol are conducting the investigation into the domestic dispute.
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I've had a Grady Pup and a Shaq pup, and they were both very nice. But the Jet pup I have now (FC-AFC Jet Black Bustin Thru The Brush MH) doesn't take a back seat to any of them! I think Jet is going to be a very popular stud for awhile. Just my .02
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I have had & trained some very nice retrievers over the last 25 years. Along with being a wonderful marker, Pic is absolutely the smartest one I have ever been around. Charlie & Mike are very high on Hook's intelligence also. Hence the reason for the breeding. Gotta believe they will be Hot!
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Saw some nice ones from Fc Blackwater Last Resort.
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Teams of scientists will scour the quake-shattered eastern suburbs of Christchurch over the next fortnight to gather vital information to improve earthquake hazard and risk assessments in New Zealand.
Scientists from the University of Canterbury, city council and GNS Science will carry out visual inspections of the outside of selected residential properties between February 9 and 22, to generate estimates of shaking intensity from the deadly February 22, 2011 earthquake.
Where owners or occupiers are willing, they will also complete a two-page questionnaire about the earthquake and its shaking characteristics.
Project leader Mark Stirling, of GNS Science, said the information would help in the development of mathematical equations that will convert felt shaking intensity into a ground acceleration figure, which will be used by scientists and engineers for a range of hazard-related purposes.
"The information from this earthquake will contribute more to this study than any other New Zealand earthquake," Dr Stirling said.
Intensity is the human-felt scale of earthquake shaking, and a frequently-used measure is the 12-level Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale.
The equations developed from this project will be able to be used anywhere in New Zealand to make earthquake hazard maps, which can be used in land-use planning and engineering and infrastructure development.
The survey area will not include properties in areas that were most severely impacted by liquefaction, as the damage from shaking will not be easy to decipher in these areas.
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You really ought to upgrade your installation of mailman. 2.1 and above have a qrunner daemon that handles load far better than the cron-spawn version.
You really ought to upgrade your installation of mailman. 2.1 and above have a qrunner daemon that handles load far better than the cron-spawn version.
Just chillin' with advodiary. I've been catching up on jdub's diary entries, as well as raph's.
Behold GAR, the ports collection for GNU systems.
Some beginning documentation here.
Latest CVS for you all.
Not everything is packaged yet, by any stretch of the imagination, but the system does work. Drop on by our mailing lists and help out.
Some folks on badvogato pointed out that one can use stylesheet info inside the allowed tags to do colors and such.
Just wondering if that's possible here, as well. I especially like the "cite" style of blockquote. Heh, hope I haven't started a horrible meme here. It's all but taking over badvogato posts.
Well, I must say that I learned a good lesson while setting up Badvogato: when playing with modules, don't do /etc/init.d/apache reload! It turns out (supposedly) that this was what lead to my memory leak problems. I was frustrated with the lag involved in doing a restart, and would edit, make, and reload in a rather swift cycle.
So, it would appear that the proper thing to do would be to make sure that apache totally surrenders core and then begins afresh, as it's tough to swap out all kerbillion apache processes when they gobble up all your RAM. I'm considering looking into a PAM rss limitation or something to keep any one user from getting more than 90% of core.
Blah, so in a few hours someone will probably reboot the badvogato box, and it'll be up and running smoothly.
Oh yes, and I only just got the "virgule" joke. In French, "virgule" is the word for "/". mod_virgule:advogato::slashcode:slashdot
I have moved on from advogato, and am now working on Badvogato, instead. I wish you all well.
Update: Well, it looks like a runaway apache process has eaten up badvogato's system resources, so it'll be several hours before I can get it back up again. Fuq.
Well, it has been quite a while since I made an entry in here. Last night was CrackMonkey Night at Zeitgeist (a great old biker bar in the Mission neighborhood that is now a haven for bicycle couriers). rachel showed up, and we managed to summon both Kurt Kobain and The Tamale Lady, though we failed to summon any tamales themselves.
Rachel hit on the bright idea that we should use some of the artist gallery spaces to hold CABAL-style meetings and installfests. San Francisco may have a proper user community space after all!
I'm actually typing this in using mozilla M17, which is frustrating, as I'm used to lynx, which allows me to launch $EDITOR in any multi-line text input widget. This little box is not particularly friendly.
It was good to finally meet Raph at the Printing Summit a couple weeks ago. I learned more about what you can do with multiple alpha channels than I would have thought necessary. Color management is hard!
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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A stylishly dressed crowd of fashionistas, media mavens, and young professionals flocked to the 5th Annual "I Will Reflect" Melanoma Awareness Initiative Kick Off Party and Swimwear Show at the Spa at Charleston Place Hotel. The rooftop fete and poolside fashion show were the perfect way to simultaneously celebrate the return of summer and support and learn about melanoma prevention.
As the crowd of beautiful people milled about and mingled over drinks, servers circulated with platters of crab cakes and tomato mozzarella skewers. Partygoers snacked and enjoyed the breeze while the evening's emcee, Charleston magazine's Misty Lister Johnson, took the mic and welcomed everyone before speaking about melanoma awareness and preventative measures.
Soon the music picked up and the first of the models stepped forward. Local retailer Hampden Clothing presented a series of spring and summer looks, while Tommy Bahama's show featured a number of swimwear looks for men and women. Male models are always a hit with the Charleston fashion crowd, particularly a female-dominated event. Local designer Julie Wheat presented her spring line, and her show was followed by looks from Calypso and Las Olas.
This year's poolside runway featured everything from rompers to swim trunks to a fringe-covered bikini top, and partygoers certainly got their fill of beach-ready fashions. Guests lingered about the patio long after the show, enjoying the sunset over the Charleston skyline.
The I Will Reflect Fashion Show supports the MUSC department of dermatology through donations, bracelets, silent auction and pledges. The I Will Reflect Melanoma Initiative works to promote melanoma awareness, preventative education, and awareness of safe sun practices.


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No need for bread in this fun twist on the Italian classic salad, which uses waffles made easy with Original Bisquick mix.
Reduce calories by using Bisquick Heart Smart® mix and low-fat milk.
Bake the waffles ahead and reheat in a 350°F oven for 10 minutes or until crisp, then proceed with step 3.
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Headquartered in Milwaukee, WtW makes its loans from 43 offices in 21 states: California, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin.
WtW offices are located in social service agencies affiliated with the Alliance of Children and Families (ACF). ACF agencies screen and provide financial education to borrowers and service the loans. WtW local offices provide financial education to more than three persons for every individual who receives a loan. Investors in WtW include several national foundations, the Community Development Financial Institution Fund of the U.S. Treasury Department, local United Way offices, and financial institutions. Banks can be involved by investing in the national WtW loan fund, by referring to local WtW offices prospective borrowers who do not meet conventional credit criteria, by participating in local WtW loan committees, and by providing grants and in-kind donations to WtW.
For more information, contact President Jeff Faulkner at (414) 359-1448 ext. 2, e-mail him, or visit his Web site.
Down Payment Assistance Doubles in Delaware
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Linong Ji is a Professor of Medicine. He is the Director of Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism at Peking University People's Hospital and Co-Director of Diabetes Centre of Peking University. He is the current President of the Chinese Diabetes Society and a Vice-President of the International Diabetes Federation.
Professor Linong Ji leads the Global Challenges in Health Stream at the IDF World Diabetes Congress in Melbourne, 2013.


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The Book of Judges records the Israelites' descent into sin and the terrible consequences. The 12 heroes of the book seem larger than life but they were imperfect, just as we are, which makes this book just as relevant today.
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Decker School of Nursing receives grant to improve smoking cessation during pregnancy
The Decker School of Nursing at Binghamton University has been awarded a $16,900 Taylor Bequest grant from the Central New York Division of the March of Dimes, to support health care system changes that promote perinatal smoking cessation in Steuben County.
The program will explore the experiences of pregnant smokers in rural populations of the Southern Tier. The feedback obtained from health care providers will be used to assist the study in hopes of decreasing smoking rates during pregnancy and after delivery. Studies have shown that smoking during pregnancy leads to increased premature births, low birth weight and other adverse outcomes.
This grant is one of many that the March of Dimes awards each year in pursuit of its mission to prevent birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
"We will use the March of Dimes grant as seed money to meet our objective of providing mothers and babies with effective smoking cessation services that are fully integrated into routine prenatal care," said Gerri Britton, assistant professor of nursing and director of the program. Britton will work with Binghamton University colleagues, including Gary James, as well as Jodie Brinthaupt of IVY GYN and various health care professionals from Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Guthrie in Corning, St. James Mercy Hospital and other local health care institutions.
The Decker School of Nursing at Binghamton University produces the second largest number of baccalaureate prepared nurses in the state of New York each year. In addition to preparing students for acute, primary and community health care, the Decker School is nationally known for its commitment to and expertise in rural nursing.
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CDBG Funding - The Christie Administration today unveiled its proposed Community Development Block Grant
Disaster Recovery Action Plan, which outlines how the State plans to utilize $1,829,520,000 in federal funding. This is
the first phase of Community Development Block Grant funds provided to New Jersey by the U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development. Additional CDBG recovery funds are expected in the coming months. Comment period is open until March 19, 2013.
Disaster Case Managers are available to help you: develop a recovery plan, find resources, obtain referrals, and provide one-on-one advice to help find
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Donate to New Jersey's Recovery Effort
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Search for available rental housing on the New Jersey Housing Resource Center (NJHRC) website, http://www.njhrc.gov
Landlords throughout New Jersey are opening their available properties to Hurricane Sandy victims. Many of these are now listed on the NJHRC. The site hosts information on available properties statewide, and the database is updated daily.
We actively encourage Sandy survivors to contact the property landlord directly to determine specific housing needs.
Simply visit the website at http://www.njhrc.gov and click on "Find Housing" to get started.
Or, call a toll-free call center for housing information at 1-877-428-8844.
We actively encourage Sandy survivors to contact the property landlord directly to determine specific housing needs.
Simply visit the website at http://www.njhrc.gov and click on "Find Housing" to get started.
Or, call a toll-free call center for housing information at 1-877-428-8844.
NJ DEPs Hurricane Sandy Page - precautionary wastewater measures, how municipalities can apply for emergency land use permits, when to boil their water, and much more
If residents need to report an environmental incident impacting the state, please call DEP's 24-Hour Hotline: 1-877-WARN-DEP (1-877-927-6337).
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Motorists are encouraged to visit www.511nj.org prior to starting their trip to get up-to-the-minute roadway information. The
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Online Damage Report forms are available at www.aclink.org and
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Residents and visitors can check the Ocean County government website at http://co.ocean.nj.us/ and scroll through the Updates box on the home page for
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Family: Scaridae, Parrotfishes view all from this family
Description The Stoplight parrotfish is a sex-changing fish inhabiting coral reefs in Florida, Bahamas, the Caribbean, eastern Gulf of Mexico, Bermuda, and Brazil. Its typical length is between 30 and 45 cm, but it can reach 60 cm at times. It is normally found during the day between 0,5 and 16 meters.
Stoplight parrotfish, initial phase
The colors of the Stoplight parrotfish in the initial phase, when it could be either a male or a female, are dramatically different from those in the terminal phase, when it's definitely a male.
The common name, stoplight, comes from the marked yellow spot near the pectoral fin, which is clearly visible only in specimens in the terminal phase.
Dimensions Up to 24" (61 cm).
Habitat Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes, Ocean or bay shallows, Tidepools.
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By Rheta Grimsley Johnson
MILL CREEK – The old boat dock is bathed in fall light, the kind that burns in the oak leaves and in the bald cypress. Fifty shades of golden.
Nobody much is around.
Pickwick Lake is empty this time of year, which makes no sense to me. This is the best time to be on the water, when an occasional fisherman is the only traffic and the infernal jet skis have gone to their corrugated garages for the season.
To expect this kind of peace on the water is unrealistic, at least until after Labor Day, when the weekenders and day-trippers find the football schedule and their television remotes. I turn off the pontoon motor and savor the silence, remembering boats in my past.
I once used a red wooden skiff called the Row-Ho to navigate these shores. A friend made the boat for me, and when new, it was a thing of beauty. It had mahogany trim and brass appointments. It was the perfect size, too, a two-person skiff, but with room for any driftwood or flotsam I wanted to drag home.
Only trouble was the boat's weight, inordinately heavy, meant for steadiness when the yachts and the bass boats flew by and swamped us smaller craft. I could not manage it alone. It took two, sometimes three, people to slide it from the bed of my pickup into the water. And then the helpers reasonably expected an invitation to go along for the ride.
As a result, the Row-Ho mostly sat in my backyard, a dark-red reminder of that saw: Be careful what you ask for … The boat on its side and on land made me feel guilty each time I passed it. Now its bottom is rotted and full of leaves and the old boat is strictly yard art.
The Row-Ho is not to be confused with the front-yard boat leaning against a giant cedar at the end of the driveway. It is a Stouter from the Gulf Coast, a famous brand of wooden boat built for decades in the Mobile area. I hauled it home from Pine Level, Ala., on its own trailer.
The idea was the fix it up and use it, but my late husband had a realistic streak. "By the time we finish renovating, there would be nothing left of the original," he said.
But I wasn't about to toss such a graceful old boat on the burn pile. That's when we hauled it to the cypress, turned it on its side and dolled it up with asparagus fern and old minnow buckets and such. Now it points like an arrow to the house, probably not a good idea.
The old pontoon I use today belonged to a good friend who grew weary of its problems. Boats always have needs, like babies and old people. He was ready to get rid of it, and I was missing the lake. These things often work out.
Pontoon boats don't have the romance or fine lines of the wooden skiffs, but they may be the most versatile of any water craft. You can cruise or fish and run right up to the shore. You can leave the sofa and be on the water as nature intended in a matter of minutes. This is my third pontoon boat.
I don't know why I'm happiest on water, but I am. Maybe because my first memories are of a wooden boat on Pensacola Bay, Fla., rocking and rolling on that Coke bottle green sea. Maybe it's like JFK once said of the ocean: "… when we go back to the sea … we are going back from whence we came."
Syndicated columnist Rheta Grimsley Johnson lives near Iuka. Contact her at Iuka, MS 38852. To find out more about Rheta Grimsley Johnson and her books, visit www.rhetagrimsleyjohnsonbooks.com.


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How it is that the Jets can have 3 linebackers with +$40 mill deals, give their corner a new contract every year, sign their offensive lineman to a top deal, and give their quarterback a raise(Ha!) and have room for cap, but Miami Dolphins fans are sweating whether one of the best players on our team should be resigned?
Whether or not teams can win the Superbowl with a top ranked left tackle is irrelevant. He is one of the best players on our team and in the league for his position and should be paid accordingly. Im willing to bet that teams such as the Steelers, Packers, or Giants wouldnt turn down a top ranked left tackle. The fact of the matter is, individual players do get paid a chunk of their teams total salary. That money usually goes to quarterbacks or pass rushers. Thing is, we dont need to worry about dropping big money for our quarterback for another 2-3 years. Why not resign Long now and worry about his contract 3 years from now?
Another thing people have to remember: we are going to have to spend our cap money. The CBA is going to force us to spend upwards of 90% of our cap(cant remember the exact percentage and what year it increases). Regardless, before Tannehills next contract we will be forced to spend the vast majority of our cap. With all of that in mind, i have no doubt we can resign the majority of our players and still have enough for a stud signing.
If the Jests werent a good enough example, how about Tampa just this past offseason? They have some top paid contracts(including left tackle) and still went out and signed 2 players to huge contracts. If our front office cant figure this all out in the offseason, we have bigger problems then resigning our left tackle.


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Mid-Week Motivation Booster from Tim Connor – 6/29/11
Weekly Quote
"The art of living is more like wrestling than dancing."
~ Marcus Aurelius
Weekly TimBit
Every relationship has its emotional ups and downs. These are caused by any number of emotional issues. Some of the emotions that are evident in any relationship are: blame, anger, resentment, jealousy, happiness, joy, fear, guilt, emotional games, sadness, grief, pain, disappointment, unrealized expectations, cheerfulness and numerous others.
When I speak of emotional immaturity I am referring to inappropriate emotions given a certain activity, situation, or circumstance. For example, carrying resentment around for several years after the cause of the resentment isn't healthy either physically or for the relationship. Blaming your partner for an action when they are just doing the best they can at the time with what they have is to invite a breakdown in communication and intimacy. Not being sensitive to your partners negative emotional state due to a situation in their career or life is to send a message that you are emotionally distant from their needs, desires or feelings.
Question for the week
Do you know what Emtional Maturity really is?
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The beauty of Turks & Caicos is you can design your vacation to suit your needs. Do nothing, do a little or do it all. The islands welcome all types of visitors, and hospitality rules here.
The locals love their slice of paradise, and they are anxious for you to love it just as much. Turks islanders are quick to share their favourite secret beaches and dining spots. And given all that Turks & Caicos has to offer, you undoubtedly will find your own favourite spots, too.
The beaches here rank among the Caribbean's very best. They're clean and surround each island like a white ribbon. These beaches are the kind you dream of when you think of a sun holiday. Here, you can easily relax in a beach chair and listen to the ebb and flow of the waves.
When you meet fellow travellers who have been to Turks & Caicos, don't be surprised to hear they did very little on their holiday. This is a destination that lends itself to relaxation. The pace of the islands is leisurely, and being hurried or harried doesn't fit the spirit of the place.
Slow down and savour the natural beauty of this tropical destination. Stretch out on the beach for an afternoon nap. Watch the sun set one beautiful shade at a time and take in the feeling of silky sand between your toes. You'll feel right at home with the swaying palm trees and cooling sea breezes.
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Malabsorption is difficulty absorbing nutrients from food.
Many diseases can cause malabsorption. Malabsorption is usually the inability to absorb certain sugars, fats, proteins, or vitamins from food. It can also involve a general malabsorption of food.
Some of the causes of malabsorption include:
Vitamin B12 malabsorption may be due to:
Malabsorption can affect growth and development, or it can lead to specific illnesses.
Vitamin and nutrient replacement is often necessary.
The outlook depends on the condition causing malabsorption.
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Call your health care provider if you notice symptoms of malabsorption.
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Boneless, skinless chicken thighs can be used in place of the turkey tenderloins.
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Stengel earns award for work with students
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Princeton professor Robert Stengel has received the John R. Ragazzini Education Award of the American Automatic Control Council.
According to the citation, he was recognized for his "outstanding ability to motivate and educate undergraduate and graduate students in optimal control, estimation and flight mechanics." The award and honorarium were given at the American Control Conference in May in Anchorage, Alaska.
A member of the mechanical and aerospace engineering faculty since 1977 and former associate dean of engineering and applied science , Stengel directs Princeton's Program in Robotics and Intelligent Systems . He is a fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. He received the AIAA's Mechanics and Control of Flight Award in 2000 and the FAA's Excellence in Aviation Award in 1997.
Early in his career, Stengel was engaged in the design of the Apollo Lunar Module and Space Shuttle guidance and control systems. He earned his Ph.D. degree from Princeton in 1968.
The American Automatic Control Council is an association of the control systems divisions of eight member societies: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; American Society of Civil Engineers; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Association of Iron and Steel Engineers; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Instrumentation, Systems and Automation Society; and Society for Computer Simulation.
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- 2. Value Review Applications remain accepted
Value Review applications will continue to accepted until June 30th
- 3. Assessor delivers the 2014 Property Tax Roll
The Tulare County Assessor has delivered the 2014 Tax Roll
Delivered Roll increase is 5.11% over last year
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- 5. Value Review Applications begin to be Accepted 12/3/2013
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Property values are on the rise in Tulare County, a phrase not spoken in five years.Tulare County Assessor Roland Hill reported Tuesday that the total value of all property - secured and unsecured - in the county reached an all-time high last year, topping out at a net value of $27.415 billion. The previous high of $27.258 billion was set in 2008-09.Property values grew by 2.987 percent in the past year, the best growth in five years."We have to go back to 2008-09," said Hill of the last time property values grew by as much. Since 2008-09, several times property values actually declined."It was right after that [2008], that the bottom fell out," he noted.Property values are an important indicator of the local economy.
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Lindsay Lohan had another nip slip while frolicking in the ocean today and the world totally stopped spinning on its axis. We're an entertainment blog, so we feel obligated to cover this, but at the same time we want you, our esteemed reader, to be informed about other goings on in the world. So we created this gallery of Lindsay's past nip slips coupled with current NY Times headlines. Best of both worlds? (This is super NSFW, obviously.)
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Interesting. I have seen dogs suck to a retired station enroute to a flyer. In some cases, there was noise or movement from that station that I am pretty sure was a contributing factor. I don't recall it ever happening to me, but to other dogs, yes.
I have also seen cases where a loud noise behind the line has caused a dog to turn its head at an inopportune moment, and the dog did not see the full flight of a mark.
That being said, as a competitor, you take what you get and do the best you can with it.
As a common courtesy, others should do their best not to be the cause of excess distraction when others are running.


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The recent accidental shooting and killing of a Florida pastor's daughter at church has once again ignited the debate about whether or not guns belong in churches. As a former law enforcement officer, my unequivocal answer is "yes, they do". When rare incidents such as this accidental shooting occur, it is important that we as a society keep things in perspective. In today's world, it is prudent for churches to take effective steps to protect their congregations from potential violence. Incidents like this should not be used as an excuse to strip us of our rights to do so.
Churches are "soft targets" and can sometimes be tempting ones, especially to terrorists. They are not immune from having violent people coming into them and shooting at the congregation or pastor. Churches have been attacked many times in other countries by terrorists, and there have been several non-terrorist attacks on congregations here in the US as well. There is also the possibility that terrorists are making plans to hit several churches on American soil at the same time in a terror version of "shock and awe". While such a massive attack may never materialize, it might be prudent to at least consider it as a possibility, and develop appropriate, effective responses to deal with that contingency should it occur. For more information on this threat, see these links:
Many security experts, legislators and forward thinking pastors are calling attention to this possibility and are encouraging churches to be prepared to defend themselves. Here's one example:
Some churches and congregations struggle with whether or not it's biblical to have armed security in churches. Here's an essay that in my opinion makes a strong biblical case for doing so:
The one thing all church security experts agree on is that for any kind of security preparations, layered defenses are best. Those layers can involve untrained CCW permit holders up to and including professional active duty law enforcement officers. Most experts whose opinions I've read say that it is appropriate to have armed security guards to help minimize the damage caused by an active shooter before police can arrive. The hard reality is that a well armed active shooter can cause considerable carnage before the police show up, even with nothing more than a few semi-automatic handguns.
Churches that are designated gun free zones are at much higher risk of large scale loss of life than those that have the option of armed responders who can react immediately. Where many experts drop the ball, in my opinion, is their insistence that only active duty law enforcement serve on church security teams. Many churches don't have active duty police officers in attendance, don't have enough of them, or can't afford to hire them. Even then, there is precedence for uniformed police officers doing special duty and private uniformed guards being the first ones killed in an attack. The best defense against an active shooter is to quickly meet the attack with a strong deadly force response. If the suspect has many responders to deal with he may quickly be overcome by the sheer difficulty of trying to mentally manage a highly dynamic situation like that, and of having to dodge a hail of bullets coming back at him.
Here are some resource pools where armed church security guards could be drawn from in a congregation. They are listed in order from minimum to maximum protection.
1. Members of the congregation with no prior law enforcement or military training who have concealed carry permits. In order for this group to be even minimally effective, the church needs to avoid being a gun free zone. The effectiveness of these volunteers can be greatly enhanced by having them attend formal training for church security. There are many organizations that offer it. In addition to them being more effective tactically with training, they will also be better at making good decisions. Training may also help to mitigate insurance company concerns. If however, a church is unwilling or unable to organize formal training due to budget constraints or other reasons, their CCW permit carriers should still be allowed to carry concealed so that they have at least some hope of stopping an active shooter and minimizing the loss of life before law enforcement can arrive several minutes later. This can be especially important during those times where there may be higher risk of terror incidents against churches. This may be the only option available to many small churches.
2. Current or past members of the military. Some of them may have training similar to what law enforcement officers have. And the ones who don't may still be well prepared mentally and tactically to respond well during a real active shooter incident. Like the first group, they would also have CCW permits, but would have a higher level of training. It is likely that churches of all sizes could have members of this group in them.
3. Members of the congregation with past law enforcement experience. While their training may not be as current as active duty officers, and they won't have the same legal immunities or arrest powers as active duty officers do, they have received training on how to handle armed confrontations. They may also have real world experience doing it from when they were active duty.
4. Plain clothed, active duty police officers. For any incident that does not involved the brandishing of a weapon, or an active shooter, it is probably best for all other responders to call them from wherever they are in the church at the time, and wait for them to arrive to handle the situation. They are the best option because they have current training, arrest powers, the legal right to detain and question, and have certain legal immunities that no civilian has. However, they need to be in sufficient numbers, and in locations within the church and parking lots where they can quickly respond.
What I'm proposing is a layered approach where as many of these resource pools that are available are involved in the security for the church. Who responds first would depend on the threat level. If it's just a suspicious person who hasn't yet reached the point of active shooting or brandishing a weapon, the most highly trained responders should handle it. However, if there is a sudden outbreak of active shooting, that in my opinion is an "all hands on deck" situation. Whoever is closest should respond immediately, and others should back him/her up as quickly as possible.
This was such a very terrible news. What made it worse was that it happened inside the church. Everywhere is truly dangerous nowadays. The best way to protect the lives of people living inside the church without allowing them to have firearms is to assign police near the vicinities. By the way, if you will need some legal assistance related to car accident cases, don't hesitate to call a car accident attorney Miami.
I believe that every institution is exposed to the same risks, churches make no exception when it comes to terrorism and crimes. It seems to me that the more we progress the higher the demand for justice. I do hope that a proper security system is implemented. Terrorists should not benefit from any form of clemency.
I agree and disagree with Mr. Martin's conclusion about having armed security in churches. I have served three combat tours in Iraq and most of those were dismounted patrols in many of the large populated areas. Throughout those tours many of the places of worship that had been attacked were Sunni and Shite temples. Those two groups attacked each other in a attempt to keep the country off balanced and unstable. I did however come across two incidents of Christian churches being destroyed by terrorist groups, one of which was attacked in a attempt to kill and injury a US Coalition patrol.
Historically in the US, the major threat to Churches has always been domestic terrorist. Perhaps the most common still operating terrorist group that focuses on Churches is the Knights Party. Many modern Klan organizations, such as the Knights Party, USA, continue to focus on the Christian supremacist message, asserting that there is a "war" on to destroy "western Christian civilization."
Before we start arming ourselves in Church a in depth analysis of terrorist threats should be conducted. I am not sure of the terror threat in Campbellsville, but as a boy growing up there I do not recall any terror plots being reported, nor has my family told me of any recently. Of course in the world we live in today you can not predict that random "crazy" person.
If a decision is made to start arming ourselves in Church, a complete analysis should be conducted. The selection criteria for that individual should be done in such a format as format as Mr. Martin mentioned above. If you start putting weapons in the hands of random individuals of the church more accidental shooting like the one in Florida can occur. The choice to have armed security in church should be the final decision of the members of the church in whole, not just a handful of them. If a direct threat is known against a church then appropriate measures from law enforcement should be taken to protect said church.
I guess my final thought would be, what has happened in the world were one of the places outside your home that has always been a safe place, were you are surrounded by family and friends has become a place were we must consider arming ourselves.
Dear Mr. Graham,
Let me first of all thank you for the sacrifices you and your family have made serving our country, and for helping us to keep the freedoms that we have. Thank you too for your thoughtful comments and the respectful way in which you disagreed with me on the points we differ on. I will endeavor to treat you with the same courtesy and respect in my follow-up comments below. I'd like to share five comments in response.
1. What's happening in Iraq, and past incidents in America may not be good indicators of what we can expect here in America in the future. One major mistake we made before 911 in America was a lack of imagination about how creative terrorists could be. I believe that we need to be careful not to make a similar mistake trying to anticipate what sleeper cells or lone terrorists could do here in our churches. For instance, they may target churches in smaller towns like Campbellsville precisely because they would be less likely to be prepared for it because they wouldn't be expecting it.
2. We may not have time to wait to conduct an in-depth analysis. If Israel attacks Iran in the next few months, we may be forced to deal with this kind of a problem in our churches with whatever options we have available to us at that time.
3. Churches are public places that anyone is allowed to walk into and visit. So are malls, super stores, city, state and county parks, buses, subways, trains, etc. If someone has made a decision to arm themselves because they want to be prepared to defend themselves or their family in whatever public setting they may happen to be in, they should not in my opinion be denied that opportunity to be prepared because someone else made the decision that they can't be. I should not need to check my personal safety at the door of any church I choose to visit or attend long term. I don't want mall managers making a decision about whether I should be allowed to defend myself in their facility or parking lot. Neither do I want my pastor or elders making that decision for me for those times when I'm in the church or its parking lot.
I'm OK with a church creating a formal armed security team if they have the financial and people resources to do it, and I agree with you that they should be selective about who joins the team. However, I would never agree with the idea that church members or visitors to the church who aren't on the team must be unarmed because of the existence of the security team. The security team, like the police, can't be in all places at all times. The whole reason states allow concealed carry is because they recognize that fact, and have made the decision to allow citizens the right and capability to stop a deadly force attack on their own prior to the arrival of assistance from others. I don't see a church as being different in that way from any other public location. In fact in the event of a war with Iran, they may actually be more dangerous places to be unarmed in than a mall.
4. I think that one issue security professionals like police officers, soldiers, etc. struggle with is believing that private citizens with little to no training can actually do well in deadly force incidents. As a result, there is a natural tendency by professionals to want to put restrictions on what private citizens can do. As professionals, we know how much training we had to go through, the extensive tactics we employ (like sound and light discipline), the defensive measures we take (like body armor) and the long list of things that can go wrong. Yet for as long as concealed carry has been allowed, private citizens do handle the situations just fine in the overwhelming majority of cases. We don't declare cities or states "No car" zones because of people who text while driving or drive drunk and kill innocent people. To some extent we have to accept as a society a certain amount of risk when we allow citizens privileges that can be abused or misused by the rare few. Concealed carry in churches is no different. Accidents in churches are so rare that in my opinion they don't justify declaring any church a "No gun" zone.
5. Let me head off the argument right up front that says you can just go to another church. That can sometimes be a very difficult thing to do especially if you prefer a church with conservative values. Sometimes churches that meet a family's criteria can be very hard to find. There may be only one church within a reasonable driving distance that's a good match. If it happens to be a "no guns" church, what is a family supposed to do if they want the ability to defend themselves from a deadly force threat? They shouldn't be forced to go somewhere else that may not do as good of a job meeting their spiritual needs. That's like living in a small town and saying if you don't like the local super store or hospital, then go to another one 30 - 50 miles away.
We need to accept the reality that we live in a much different world than our grandparents did. It isn't necessary for everyone to arm themselves. But shouldn't we at least stay out of the way of those who choose to do so as long as they can pass their state's concealed carry requirements? That group of people can serve as a deterrent from crime that the rest of us can benefit from. They may also be the ones who save the lives of others if they were able to stop a deadly force attack when others around them who were unprepared for it could not. Yes, some bad apples will get through the screening process, but they are far outnumbered by the responsible people who won't cause problems, and by criminals who are carrying their guns illegally, and who victimize unarmed innocent people every day all across the nation.
In my previous posting I mentioned the fact that private citizens normally do pretty well in armed confrontations. Since I can't edit that previous posting, I'll provide a link to a web site that supports that assertion in this posting. See http://goodguyswin.org/


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Black Sticks of Goodness
Those shriveled black sticks are actually one of the most vitamin and mineral rich foods you can find.
They Do Taste Better Than They Look!
Say the word seaweed to someone, and you can get a variety of responses, but one of the more common ones is a crinkled nose. This is because many people only know seaweed from what they see washed up on the beach, and that stuff is usually rotting to some degree and stinky. One response that is becoming more common is "Yum!" This response is coming from people who have become aware that seaweed can make some pretty good eating!
- Seaweed 101 - Seaweed Harvesting Adventures in Puget Sound at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJTBT1oDG3A
"No Duhs" and Head-Scratchers
If you need help scratching a mental itch, use the resources below:
- For what purpose was kelp originally harvested in California? What life history characteristics of Giant Kelp (Marcrocystis pyrifera) make it a better candidate for sustainable harvest than other species of kelp?
- How long have people been using kelps as a food source? What has led to more diverse groups of people using kelp as a food source? Do you think this is a good trend? Why or why not?
- What key rule needs to be followed for a kelp harvest to be sustainable? Is this practice followed in all areas? What are some of the consequences people fear if kelp is not harvested in a sustainable manner?
- What is the difference between seaweed and kelp? Do you think many people are aware of this? Why or why not? Why is this distinction important from a nutritional standpoint?
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJTBT1oDG3A
- http://news.ucsc.edu/2007/11/1771.html
- http://conservationmaven.com/frontpage/the-ecological-consequences-of-industrial-kelp-harvesting.html
- http://montereybay.noaa.gov/sitechar/soci4.html
- http://www.geol.utas.edu.au/kelpwatch/h_tas.html
- http://www.geol.utas.edu.au/kelpwatch/h_c.html
- http://www.geol.utas.edu.au/kelpwatch/research.html
- http://www.seaweed.ie/
- http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/static-sf/Region2/pdfpubs/kelp.pdf
- http://www.seaweed.ie/irish_seaweed_contacts/doc/No%2017%20Marine%20Environment%20and%20Health%20Series.pdf


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The overlook at Château Marqueyssac gives a grand view of the Dordogne River and the village of La Roque-Gageac.
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Horizontal overlap: 31.3 to 51.1 percent
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The light was patchy and I tried to wait for sun on the area I was photographing. This sometimes required a several-minute wait.
These nice big panos of yours show little sign of changing light during the shoot. Were you lucky with the sun and clouds or did you spend a lot of time post-processing images so that they matched?


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Track Cloven hearts, similar to those of domestic cow, but rounder and somewhat larger, about 5" (125 mm) wide for mature bull. Dewclaws do not print. On hard ground, cleft between facing crescent lobes may not show; tracks may then resemble horse's hoofprints.
Sign In wooded habitat, trees ringed with pale horn rubs or head rubs where bark is worn away; trampled ground underneath such trees or around rubbed boulders.
Wallows: Especially in plains habitat, dusty saucer-like depressions, 810' (2.43 m) wide, 1' (.3 m) deep, where bison has rolled and rubbed repeatedly, dust-bathing to relieve itching and to rid coat of insects. Bull may urinate in dry wallows, then cake himself with mud as protection against insect pests.
Scat: Similar to that of domestic cow; round flat pads, about 1014 (2535 cm) in diameter.


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i honestly couldn't tell you "exactly" how many leds it takes to build a small butterfly.. can anyone?
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