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There's a decent chance you've started the same lineup for the first three weeks of the NFL season but with the bye weeks finally starting, that won't be possible for the next few months. The Green Bay Packers and the Carolina Panthers are the only two teams taking a break this weekend, so there will be a definite void at quarterback with Aaron Rodgers and Cam Newton needing replacing, as will a slew of wide receivers. Here's a look at what players to look to, as well as which players to avoid, for Week 4. QUARTERBACK Start 'em: Terrelle Pryor, Oakland Raiders If healthy, Pryor makes for an interesting fantasy play, even though the Raiders are pretty bad. Photo credit: nfl.si.com The Washington Redskins' defense is off to a record-setting pace for futility and face a different look this weekend in Terrelle Pryor and the Oakland Raiders. Pryor did head to the locker room late in Monday night's game with a concussion, but if he's healthy, he'd be a solid waiver-wire addition if you're in need of a spot start. Again, Washington's defense is quite bad, and Pryor has shown flashes during the early part of the season. He's likely available in your league and has a higher upside than a lot of the crap you might find on the waiver wire. His passing numbers aren't staggering, but when you add in what Pryor can add with his legs, it makes for an intriguing play. Sit 'em: Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers Forget about the 406 yards that Big Ben put up through the air against Chicago on Sunday night and remember the fact that he also threw two interceptions and had two fumbles as well. Add in the fact that he'll be playing in London this weekend and it equals a quarterback I'd want no part of in Week 4. Teams have only averaged 22.3 points per game over the past six season in London, and it wouldn't surprise me to see both the Steelers and Vikings to come up short of that this weekend. RUNNING BACK Start 'em: Ahmad Bradshaw, Indianapolis Colts Don't let Trent Richardson scare you off. Ahmad Bradshaw received 19 carries to Richardson's 13 in a Week 3 win against San Francisco. While that might level off into more of a 50-50 timeshare going forward, Bradshaw should still be a good deal of carries. Bradshaw has shown good burst in his short stint with Indianapolis, averaging 4.5 yards per carry, and with the Colts playing the lowly Jaguars this week, there's a good chance that they'll be looking to wind down the clock with the running game. Sit 'em: Jacquizz Rodgers, Atlanta Falcons It might be tempting to play Rodgers in Week 4, but be weary of the Patriors' defense.Photo credit: atlantafalcons.com With Steven Jackson missing time due to injury, Jacquizz Rodgers will undoubtedly be one of the hot adds in fantasy football this week. However, it's a brutal matchup for the shifty back in Week 4. The Patriots' Vince Wilfork is one of the best run-stuffing nose tackles in the league and Jerod Mayo is the leader of a talented linebacking corps that will try to limit Rodgers' ability in space. He'll be a better play in the weeks to follow, but not this week against New England. WIDE RECEIVER Start 'em: Ryan Broyles, Detroit Lions Another one of the hot pickups this week, Ryan Broyles is bound to make an impact with the Lions' offense. With the news that Nate Burleson will miss time due to injuries sustained in a car accident, Broyles will likely see more than the 17 snaps he did against Washington. Matthew Stafford is going to throw the ball quite a bit, and Calvin Johnson can't catch all of his passes. Grab Broyles now, put him in your lineup, and save yourself the regret of missing out on him come next week. Sit 'em: DeAndre Hopkins, Houston Texans Two things are working against DeAndre Hopkins this week: Houston's Week 4 opponent has some of the best cornerbacks in the league and the Texans' No. 1 wideout, Andre Johnson, is questionable with a shin injury. Hopkins is better suited as the No. 2 wideout within the Texans' offense and if the Seahawks can shift more focus to stopping him with Johnson hobbled or out, it will make for a miserable day for the rookie. He's looked great on your bench to start the season, but wait another week before inserting him into your lineup. The post Week 4 Start 'em, Sit 'em: What to do as bye weeks start appeared first on Midwest Sports Fans.
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IowaWaterfowler10 wrote:Here is some i made for next year with a few ghg leakers.
luie b wrote:I've used my water decoys in the field by just digging a place for the keel in the ground with my boot but I've noticed these can't be seen from that far of a distance. What I was thinking about doing is just buy some cheap Tanglefree decoys or something, then cut off the keel and drill a hole in the bottom and stake them into the ground about 6 in. or so off the ground. Any other ideas for cheap field decoys because full bodies and other actual field duck decoys are going to be too pricey to me.
anatidaephobic wrote:Randy, those silhouettes look pretty good. Did you make them yourself or did you buy em?
randy marci wrote:anatidaephobic wrote:Randy, those silhouettes look pretty good. Did you make them yourself or did you buy em?
thanks. I made them. alot of trial and error have gone into these and other silos i have done. they will be for sale to the masses starting this summer.
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Q: We operate in an area that does not have many LEED projects. However, we are now seeing more such projects under development, and specifications requiring LEED submittals are becoming more frequent. How can we manufacture concrete to meet these requirements, and how can we make our concrete more sustainable?
A: Your ambition to increase your concrete's sustainable aspects should be applauded, but also understand that concrete is a sustainable product already. Cement-based structures have been around for thousands of years. The Pantheon and the water viaducts in Rome have lasted many centuries. These structures are true examples of sustainable construction. They are durable, have served many generations, and have limited the amount of resources used over their life cycle.
I would start your exploration of meeting LEED project requirements by learning how concrete can help contribute additional credits. The Portland Cement Association and NRMCA have great documents and information on their websites, www.concretethinker.org and www.nrmca.org, respectively.
There are many ways to increase the recycled content of your concrete, although we recommend stepping delicately down this road. Long life and durability are the properties which make concrete a sustainable building material. If we sacrifice concrete's durability, we remove the most important sustainable property.
We have been in meetings with county and city officials whose 8-year-old concrete pavement is in very rough shape. We hear comments such as, "If it's going to last less than 10 years, we might as well use asphalt."
Interesting developments are occurring worldwide to decrease the amount of portland cement in a yard of concrete. Several programs have eliminated the portland cement from the concrete mixture entirely. We are still many years away from seeing widespread use of these mixtures, as general acceptance from the construction industry will be slow. There are many things you can do to your own mixes to increase the use of supplementary cementitious materials (SCM).
The new I-35W Bridge in Minneapolis is a great example. A large portion of the concrete for this bridge contains 18% portland cement, based on the total cementitious content. This should not be your target for concrete flatwork, as it would likely create finishing issues, although there are concrete mixtures utilizing high SCM for flatwork.
Typical replacements are in the range of 25%, although innovative producers have been able to increase this to 40% or more. Working with admixtures, accelerators, and water reducers, you can maintain concrete set times and produce concrete which can still be placed successfully.
These methods can work, although as indicated above, there may be some downfalls. We were involved with one of these early this year. The specifications called for 50% fly ash replacement for all of the concrete. The ready-mix producer convinced the specifier to reduce it to 40%, but he was still uncomfortable, as they did not have any history with this mix.
A few placements went well but there were compatibility issues. The large slab-on-grade placement illustrated this with extended set times and slow strength gains. At seven days, it only achieved 200 to 300 psi. At 10 days, it bounced up to 3500 psi. The slab met strength requirements, but the damage was done. Dusting and a soft surface presented problems for the floor finishes. About three-quarters of the slab required grinding and sealing prior to any finishes being installed.
The intent of the specifier was noble, but the end-result was not sustainable. Extra labor, energy, and time went into the project. This would not have been required if a less risky mix was used or proper time and effort into understanding the mix was preformed prior to its use.
Producers should understand the risk involved with these mixes. Although higher SCM content is in the future for the U.S. concrete industry, better understanding of the mixes is required before using them. We can engineer a mix or a family of mixes with the intent to perform in any situation.
Crushed and reused concrete
Recycled aggregate can play an important role in earning LEED credit. Recycled aggregate can be from returned concrete or demolished structures.
Either way, the concrete can be crushed and reused in new concrete production. Again, a producer should not just jump into this. It is important to understand the potential issues with recycled concrete aggregate. Considerable research is ongoing and plenty of data is available through NRMCA.
In developing mixes with recycled content, it is important to understand how the amounts are calculated. Determining which mix proportion has the best bang for the buck can be difficult. However, there is a resource that can help with this.
Holcim (US) Inc. has a program available at its website which will calculate the recycled and regional contents of your concrete mixes. For more information, visit www.holcim.us/calq. This program allows users to enter their costs and mix designs to see how they provide value to the project.
Good luck with new mixes, but keep in mind that we are fortunate concrete is a sustainable construction material already.
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Boston, Massachusetts – June 24, 2011 – Winners of the Ultimate MLL Fan Fantasy have been selected as captains for the 2011 Sports Authority Major League Lacrosse (MLL) All-Star Game to be held at Harvard Stadium in Boston, MA on July 9th.
14-year-old Nathan Solomon of Alpharetta, GA and 13-year-old Michael Hatala of Glen Cove, NY submitted winning entries judged by top MLL athletes.
"This is the first time in league history that we've hosted a contest that would truly put the fans in control of selecting the two All-Star teams," said MLL Commissioner David Gross. "We are thrilled by the success of the contest. We received entries from all over the country, which is a testament to both the growth of the league and the sport itself. We look forward to welcoming Nathan and Michael to Boston where they'll hand-pick their very own MLL All-Star Team and have the Ultimate MLL Fan Experience."
Michael Hatala's winning entry portrayed an image of a dedicated Long Island Lizards fan who found strength on the lacrosse field to overcome adversity after being bullied when he was younger.
"It means so much to be chosen," Hatala said. "It will give me a chance to encourage lacrosse kids to feel better about themselves. I'm honored to represent Glen Cove Lacrosse!"
Nathan Solomon, who loves the Chesapeake Bayhawks, submitted an inspiring document explaining how he came to live for lacrosse after meeting MLL Legend Casey Powell.
The contest was judged by seven of the league's best athletes including lacrosse sensation Paul Rabil of the Boston Cannons, Max Seibald of the Denver Outlaws, Drew Westervelt of the Denver Outlaws, Max Quinzani of the Boston Cannons, Martin Cahill of the Rochester Rattlers, Nicky Polanco of the Long Island Lizards, and Matt Poskay of the Boston Cannons.
"I chose Michael's entry because I'm very against bullying," Long Island Lizards defenseman Nicky Polanco said. "I was bullied when I was young and found an escape through lacrosse. When I'm with my team I feel like I have an army behind me. I think it's great that Michael wants to promote the feeling of confidence that comes with having teammates. Bullying is a serious issue today, which is why MLL players are proud to be ambassadors for the game and to leave lasting impressions on kids like Michael."
The All-Star selection event will take place at Harvard Stadium in Boston, MA on Friday, July 8 as part of the All-Star Kick Off Party at 7:00 pm. The selection event is free and open to the public.
The 2011 Sports Authority MLL All-Star Game will be held at Harvard Stadium in Boston, Mass at 7:00 pm on Saturday, June 9. The annual event is one of MLL's biggest events of the season and features the popular Bud Light Skills Competition and the all-new Goalie Gauntlet. Forty of the league's best athletes will compete against each other in a single game. The MLL All-Star Game will air live on ESPN2. In addition to the All-Star Game, Harvard University will be the host for the Warrior 40, featuring the top high school players in the country and the Red Bull Baggataway tournament.
For tickets to the MLL All-Star Game, visit www.majorleaguelacrosse.com/tickets or call the Boston Cannons at (617) 746-9933.


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University of Delaware Freshman Chad Martin Earns Colonial Athletic Association Pitcher of the Week Honors
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A righthander from Darnestown, Md. (Quince Orchard High School), Martin was honored by the CAA for the second time this season after earning league Rookie of the Week honors back on Feb. 24.
Martin was brilliant during his outing Sunday as he hurled a complete game two-hit shutout as the Blue Hens (9-8) completed the three-game weekend sweep over the Stags. The Hens had earlier downed Fairfield 10-2 on Friday and 15-4 on Saturday.
Martin did not walk a batter and struck out a career-high 13 batters. Martin retired the first 11 Stag batters before allowing a double in the fourth and then set down the next seven batters before allowing a seventh-inning single. No Fairfield runner reached third base the entire day. It was his second straight impressive outing as he took a no-hitter into the seventh inning as part of an 11-1 win over Rider on March 9.
He became the first Delaware pitcher to hurl a complete game shutout since Michael Londino tossed a two-hitter in a 6-0 win over Delaware State on Mar. 16, 2010. The 13 strikeouts were the most by a Blue Hen hurler since Matt Soren struck out 15 La Salle batters in eight innings of work during a 2-0 Delaware victory on May 4, 2013.
For the season, Martin owns a 3-1 record with a 2.33 earned run average and 22 strikeouts in 27 innings. He leads the league in opponent batting average as foes have collected only nine hits and are batting just .108.
Delaware, which has won five of its last six outings, will return to action Tuesday to host the University of Maryland at Harford Community College in Bel Air, Md. for a 6:30 p.m. start. The Hens will be looking to avenge a 10-1 loss at Maryland last Tuesday.
In addition to Martin, William & Mary junior Michael Katz was named CAA Player of the Week while Northeastern pitcher Dustin Hunt was tabbed CAA Rookie of the Week.


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This evening, Bill O'Reilly responded to the general derision aimed at his ludicrous false claim that no one on Fox News ever "said people will go to jail if they don't buy mandatory insurance." O'Reilly attacked Media Matters for noting the plethora of examples of Fox News personalities doing just that, claiming that at the time Fox issued those reports, there was such a provision in the bill, but it was removed from the bill's final version. Watch:
That is some serious spin. In fact, as we noted in response to those Fox News segments, the version of the bill under discussion at that time also did not include jail time as a penalty for failure to buy insurance.
But in his desperate attempt to preserve his credibility, O'Reilly neglected to distribute his talking points to the rest of the Fox News crew. Yesterday, Cavuto contradicted O'Reilly during an interview with Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK), who started this whole controversy when he told a constituent the health care jail-time claim "makes for good TV news on Fox but that isn't the intention." Cavuto acknowledged, "You're quite right, I've researched this and a number of Fox personalities had made that comment."
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Fashion Merchandising includes everything from apparel product development through retailing . Duties of apparel merchandisers include: selecting and buying fabrics, dealing with color, silhouette, and style trend information, seeking out the most efficient means of manufacturing marketing the product, selling the products to retail buyers, working for a retailer at the corporate level (like at Walmart headquarters, for example), and working at the retail level (in the store, or as a district / regional manager or visual merchandiser)
The Fashion Merchandising option is designed to teach developing professionals the knowledge and skills necessary for successful careers in the fashion industry.
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DURHAM, N.C. - The Tar Heels downed Duke 3-1 (25-14, 25-18, 22-25, 25-17) Friday night, claiming their first victory at Cameron Indoor Stadium since a 3-1 win in 2004. Sophomore Chaniel Nelson led Carolina with 17 kills, hitting .448 on the night and tallying four blocks for UNC.
"I was really proud our team tonight and how we played, and I'm really excited for our seniors, who haven't won here. It was a really special match for them," UNC head coach Joe Sagula said. "The way we responded in the fourth set, with Chaniel as our go-to player, was phenomenal. Paige also had some great numbers tonight, and once again, it was really a team effort."
"We had some people who really helped us early in the match, and then others later. That was exciting for us to see, having different players step up when we needed them. We need to take the confidence from how we played tonight into our match on Sunday," Sagula said.
Carolina opened the match in dominant form, taking set one with a score of 25-14. Leading 7-6 early, the Tar Heels were feuled by an eight-point run to go up 15-6. UNC was led by five kills from Nelson, five digs from sophomore Ece Taner and two blocks by freshman Paige Neuenfeldt.
Set two was closer with the score tied much of the frame until the Tar Heels took a 10-1 run to finish it 25-18. Carolina hit a strong .333 over Duke's .207, led by sophomore Lauren Adkins' three kills and Taner's two aces and five digs.
Duke controlled the next set and held off a Tar Heel sweep as the Blue Devils won 25-22. Carolina committed seven errors in the third frame, which didn't help its .179 attack. Nelson had two blocks and four kills for UNC, while Taner and seniors Cora Harms and Emily McGee had three digs apiece. Neuenfeldt and senior Tia Gaffen also each added three kills.
Opening the fourth set with five straight points, Carolina claimed the match with a final 25-17 win. Nelson had seven kills, and junior Kayla Berringer had six in the final frame. McGee added seven digs, Taner had five, and freshman Jordyn Schnabl added four for UNC, while Nelson and Neuenfeldt each recorded a block.
Carolina, now 18-4 overall and 9-3 in conference play, travels to Wake Forest on Sunday for a match with the Demon Deacons at 1 p.m. The match will be broadcast live on regional television and ESPN3 in areas outside the region.


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The College of Technology and Occupational Studies offers a variety of one-, two- and four-year programs. The one- and two-year programs provide students with the knowledge and training necessary to assume skilled or technician-level positions in a variety of service or technical areas. These technical areas include automotive, aviation, collision repair, construction, cosmetology, electrical line technician, heating–air conditioning, hospitality, and industrial maintenance. In addition to offering technical programs traditionally identified with a community college, the college offers baccalaureate degree programs in construction and hospitality management.
The college's programs are designed to ladder into more advanced programs. Students in two-year certificate and associate degree programs can apply course work completed as part of the one- and two-year programs toward a bachelor's degree in the College of Technology and Occupational Studies.
The aviation maintenance technology associate degree and certificate programs are accredited by the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Certification.
- Airplanes (8)
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- Industrial Maintenance Laboratory
- Professional Cosmetology Laboratory
- Professional Kitchen Laboratories
Hospitality management students operate and manage the white tablecloth restaurant Chez Nous during the winter semester as well as the Culinary Cafe during both the fall and winter semesters. In addition, students deliver several outstanding banquet and catering functions throughout the year.
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Programs have substantial "hands-on" components; safety is a major responsibility. Students are expected to wear proper foot gear, safety glasses and dress for the lab environment. Tools are required for several programs. Students in AMT, CN, COS, CRT, HM, HV, PT, IM or WD courses are required to provide many of their own hand tools.
Automotive Service Technology
Students must have a minimum grade of "C" and a grade point average of 2.25 for all technical concentration courses and the automotive minor program.
The curriculum followed is set by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Students must complete 1,900 clock hours for this program; attendance is mandatory. Successful completion of this program and the 1,900 requisite clock hours qualifies graduates to test with the FAA to be certified as an airframe and powerplant (A&P) mechanic.
All students are required to join the Aviation Purchasing Co-op. This co-op purchases the material and supplies students use in the lab section of the program over the standard two-year period. The purchase price is $60 each semester ($240 total). Students are required to have a basic tool set.
Admission to AMT courses is limited to students majoring in aviation maintenance technology.
Building Technology/Construction Management
Students must have a minimum grade of "C" and a grade point average of 2.25 for all technical concentration courses and the construction systems minor program.
The curriculum followed is set by the State of Michigan. Students must complete 1,500 clock hours for this program; attendance is mandatory. Successful completion of this program and the 1,500 requisite clock hours qualifies graduates to take the state board test for licensure in Michigan.
Students in baccalaureate degree programs may apply up to six credits of cosmetology (COS) courses toward graduation unless otherwise prohibited.
Students in associate degree programs may apply three credits of cosmetology (COS) courses toward graduation, and those in certificate programs other than cosmetology may apply two credits of these courses toward graduation unless otherwise prohibited.
Cosmetology Instructor
Students interested in completing this certification are required to have a current Michigan license in cosmetology and two years of practical experience. The State of Michigan requires 500 hours of education for this certification. A cosmetology instructor license holder can teach in all areas of the profession.
Hospitality Management
Students completing the associate or bachelor degree program must achieve a minimum grade of "C" for each required and sub-choice (emphasis tracks) in hospitality and tourism management courses.
Limited Instructor
Students interested in completing this certification are required to have a current Michigan license as a cosmetologist, manicurist, natural hair culturist or esthetician. The State of Michigan requires 300 hours of education for this certification. A limited instructor license holder can only teach in the area in which they are licensed.
A limited Instructor may apply their 300 hours of instructor education toward the cosmetology Instructor license provided they hold a current cosmetology license.
Manufacturing Production Technician Diploma Program
The manufacturing production technician program is offered as a cohort, in cooperation with regional organizations. Admission into the program requires a high school diploma or GED, and is subject to the College of Technology and Occupational Studies approval. Candidates may be required to participate in a personal interview as part of the final admission process.
Walt Disney World College Program
The hospitality management program is affiliated with the Disney College Program at Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Students accepted after an interview process with Disney have an opportunity to work at a world- renowned resort in a variety of positions and can also be enrolled in college level classes. Disney allows a maximum of two, college program courses of 3 credits each per semester. Students may also enroll in online classes and internships with NMU while working at Disney. Students must have full- or part-time status with a minimum G.P.A. of 2.0. The student is required to make application with Disney and if accepted, provide transportation to and from Disney World, Orlando, Florida. Students will earn an hourly wage and Disney will provide all housing with the cost deducted from their paycheck. For more information, contact a faculty member in the hospitality management program, the head of the Technology and Occupational Sciences Department or visit http://www.disneycollegeprogram.com.
- Automotive Service Technology Minor
- Construction Systems Minor
- Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVACR) Minor
- Hospitality Service Management Minor
- Industrial Maintenance Minor
- Welding Minor
- Automotive Service Technology - Associate of Technology
- Aviation Maintenance Technology - Associate of Applied Science
- Building Technology - Associate of Applied Science
- Climate Control Technology - Associate of Applied Science
- Hospitality Management - Associate of Applied Science
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- Automotive Maintenance Certificate
- Automotive Service Certificate
- Aviation Maintenance Technology Certificate
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i have seen "complete" sets of armour on ebay and was wondering which (if any) are any good? which is the best value for money?
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June 6, 2014
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- The honors for linebacker A.J. Johnson continue to roll in. The senior has been named a preseason first team All-American by Phil Steele, as unveiled on ESPN.com on Friday.
Here is Steele's synopsis on Johnson:
Johnson has led the Volunteers in tackles each of the last two seasons and already has 324 career tackles. The two-time All-SEC performer will be counted on even more this season as the Volunteers lose all four starters on their defensive line, meaning Johnson will need to increase his tackle for loss production (just 21 ½ in career).
He returned to Tennessee for his senior season after another stellar campaign as a junior. A 2013 AP and Coaches All-SEC first-team selection, Johnson became the first Vol to record 100 tackles in back to back seasons since Earnest Fields did so in 1990-91 finishing his 2013 campaign with 106. Johnson also notched 8.5 tackles for a loss of 17 yards, tying a career high, while also recovering a fumble and breaking up three passes. Johnson notched five double-digit tackling efforts in 2013, bringing his career total to 18.
He currently sits in third place on the UT career assisted tackles list with 164. The Gainesville, Ga., native enters his final season on Rocky Top with 324 career tackles in 36 career games.


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A popular resort destination on the Gulf of Thailand, Pattaya is one of the great tourist destinations of eastern Thailand. Pattaya hotels stay busy year-round, with millions of visitors coming each year to visit attractions such as Jomtien Beach and the Million Years Stone Park (which is together with the Pattaya Crocodile Farm.) There is a lot to see and do in the city, so using EasyToBook.com to find one of the discount hotels Pattaya has to offer can help to make sure that you have more than enough money to visit every location you have an interest in.
Places worth visiting in Pattaya include the Bottle Art Museum, the Saithip Butterfly Garden, and sacred locations such as the Sanctuary of Truth and Buddha Hill. Hotels in Pattaya can give you directions to these and a number of other amazing sights, even if youre staying in one of the cheap hotels Pattaya features. Definitely worth a visit whether youre spending a week or a weekend, Pattaya will leave you with amazing memories and a desire to return again and again.


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New to live plants and have a question...
I am re-working my 55gallon tank. I am planning a pool filter sand as the substrate appx 1.5" deep. Looking to add low light plants, anubias and java ferns attached to wood and rocks. Some crypts in the sand. I have heard people mention root tabs.
Is this something to use to establish the plants in the substrate or an ongoing task of regular maintenance. Any guidance is appreciated.
Some sands are considered inert, some are not. Although sand has a low cation exchange (CEC)capacity it makes a great substrate bc of its small particle size. Essentially you would need to add nutrients to a tank in either the form of liquid fertilization or root tabs every so often or layer an aquarium bed with more nutrients, for example laterite clay with a higher CEC or miricle grow organic potting soil MGOPS. Then top with a layer of sand. Most people prefer to do all of the above. What works for everyone is different find what works for you and stick with it. Although for low light sand with root tabs should work just fine. Be careful your sand doesn't get to compact though bc then you could have areas of anaerobic build up.
I do have some Flourapride liquid fertilizer from tetra. Would this suffice or should I use a combination of the liquid and root tabs?
Do you place the root tabs under the substrate near your plants?
Let's say I had 5 plants planted in the substrate and the rest were tied to wood / rock or floating. I assume the liquid would benefit the floaters and tied plantings... and root tabs to feed the rooted plants? Sounds logical to me but just want to get a plan of action together.
My train of thought also tells me to get the substrate and hardscapes set up and stock back into place and stabilize before planting anything??
If you are going to fill your tank with plants, then it would probably be better to break up and disperse the root tabs, and keep them as close to the bottom as possible so it doesn't all leach out into the water column right away.
If you are only having a couple plants/clusters, then it would be better to use fewer near the plants.
For a low-tech, I wouldn't worry quite as much about dosing the water column, the fish will probably take care of this for you.
I've found it easier to plant things when the tank is empty (or nearly so), and then fill.
Java fern and Anubias are great. pretty tolerant plants, and I like how they eventually just cling to the wood/rocks.
See if you plants have any deficiencies then just dose the water for those. Other then that don't over dose liquid ferts or algae will be a big problem like they said fish and fish food account for a small amount of ferts already.
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o.o!!! this is so beautiful! I watched a documentary about the African Ground Hornbill a couple of years ago and I just fell in love with these fascinating creatures. I even have a photo of one in my studio. You did a brilliant job on this:)) fav!
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realy taking fruits is very
realy taking fruits is very vital. And i will nutritionaly advice every humans as a nutritional biochemist to always eat coloured fruits like apple,orange etc along with their food..
The chart below follows the previous post encouraging folks to eat more deeply-colored vegetables and fruits for health.
It summarizes the main classes of plant pigments (light-harvesting molecules that plants manufacture), the roles they play in plant health, the foods rich in each pigment class, and its potential value to human health.
Bon appetit!
Pigment class
Indicative colors
Roles in plants
Foods rich in these pigments
Potential value to humans
|Chlorophyll (fat-soluble)
|harvest light; initiate photosynthesis
|green vegetables
|help deactivate carcinogens
|Carotenoids (fat-soluble: eat with a little fat)
|attract pollinators and seed dispersers
accessory photosynthetic pigment in periods of low light, absorbs excess light energy, antioxidant roles, substrate for hormones
|carrot, sweet potato, winter squash, pumpkin, green leafy vegetables, cantaloupe, apricot
|protect immune system, skin and epithelial cells, prevent heart disease, cancer, macular degeneration
|Anthocyanins (water-soluble: don't throw out cooking water)
|attract pollinators and seed dispersers
repel predators, protect cells from damage by excess light, improve plant tolerance to stress such as drought, UV-B, and heavy metals, resist disease, scavenge free radicals.
|purple vegetables (onions, cabbage, potatoes), red, blue & purple berries, black beans
|prevent, forestall, possibly even reverse age-related cognitive declines and neuro-degenerative diseases;
improve night vision and other vision disorders, protect against heart disease, insulin resistance, cancer; promote wound healing
|Betalains (water-soluble, never co-occur with anthocyanins)
|red, yellow
|powerful antioxidant
|beets (red and yellow), chard, spinach, fruit of prickly-pear cactus
|antioxidant, may protect against heart disease, various cancers, ulcers, liver damage
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Hello Teachers/Friends,
I just read the following:
"But just thinking isn't kilesas -- when we grasp at it, that's kilesas."
-- Would mental restlessness be counted as a hindrance/kilesa? If we only consider grasping at thinkings but not mental fabrications as kilesas, can we actually reach the "stilling of the fabrications"?
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At a ceremony last week at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, D.C., the AIA inaugurated its new president: Mickey Jacob, FAIA, the managing principal at Urban Studio Architects in Tampa, Fla. The institute's 89th president, Jacob succeeds Jeff Potter, FAIA.
Jacob will be charged with helping oversee the "Repositioning the Profession" communications initiative that Potter helped launch during his tenure. The repositioning agenda, which is being developed through comprehensive input and engagement with AIA members, seeks to hone the institute's mission and response to the numerous challenges currently facing the profession. (Read ARCHITECT editor-in-chief Ned Cramer's take here.) The initial recommendations from the initiative are scheduled to be released early next year.
In comments released by the AIA, Jacob spoke especially about the need to mentor young architects, to help them rise to leadership positions: "I look forward to working together to harness our power to shape the future of the architecture profession, with a priority on building leadership and enhancing the impact and role of our emerging professionals," he said.
Jacob also cited among his priorities the need for the AIA to continue to lobby for smart and effective local and federal legislation related to design, as well as a continued emphasis on spreading the message about the role design plays in developing livable and sustainable communities that are not only resistant to natural disasters, but that are also affordable and available for all.
Jacob has held numerous AIA positions during his 25-year career, serving as AIA Florida president in 2004 and 2005, AIA Florida/Caribbean regional director on the AIA National Board of Directors from 2007 to 2009, and AIA vice president in 2009 and 2010.
Jacob received his bachelor of architecture degree from the University of Detroit Mercy in 1981, began practicing in Tampa, and in 1989 formed Urban Studio Architects with his partners. Jacob helps oversee the business operations and strategic direction for the firm, which brings a focus on sustainable design practices to its portfolio of residential, interiors, and hospitality projects.


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Lookin Back 1970 Baltimore Vs The Bears
I was looking at the boxscore from 11/29/70 -as it was the first NFL game I went to.
That whole season (1970) seems to follow our current Ravens season.
Chicago (4-7) had a 17-0 lead in the first qt, and the Colts won it in the 4th qt 21-20 being the final score.
Johnny Unitas threw FIVE interceptions in the game, and was 23 for 40 for 258 yds (2 Td's and 5 Int's)
Rushing was 25 attempts for 50 yards.
I did notice an error as it listed the starting time as 1 PM, and we were still at the Blue Law time of 2 PM.
And the Colts had a tie that season. Quite a few close games that season
Re: Lookin Back 1970 Baltimore Vs The Bears
tough to be a bears fan back then. they had Dick Butkus and Gale Sayers and didn't make the playoffs for something like 15 years, after being a model franchise in the early days. being in the same division with the Packers (and Colts) would do that.
they had quaterback problems forever (Rudy Bukich? Jack Concannon?) when they finally returned to the postseason ex-Maryland Terp Bob Avellini qbd them (think Payton was on the roster)"Nothing stops these Baltimore Ravens. Beat them, injure them, shove them to the bottom of the standings, drag them into a hostile environment and mount a big lead, and they just keep trudging forward like nothing fazes them." (Bleacher Report)


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"Once one has attained full Awakening and needs to do nothing more for one's own welfare, one continues to act for the welfare of others within the framework of three frames of reference (or "establishings of mindfulness") [§179], different from the four discussed in this section. The three are: the ability to remain (1) untroubled, mindful, and alert when others do not respond to one's teachings; (2) equanimous, mindful, and alert when some do and some do not respond to one's teachings; and (3) untroubled, mindful, and alert when others do respond to one's teachings. In other words, one's mental balance is so firm that others' success or failure in responding to one's help cannot disturb the mind. It is only in this context — the three frames of reference following full Awakening — that the Buddha allows for the possibility of helping others with no thought for one's own welfare, for at that point one's true welfare has no further needs. The Awakened person lives out the remainder of his/her life, insofar as his/her kamma allows, for "the welfare of the many, the happiness of the many, out of compassion for the world" [Mv.I.11.1]."
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i pulled a frame full of brood and bees from a new hive and placed them in a new deep with a new queen. they accepted her but the hive is so weak i don't think they will make it. should i 1) find a swarm and kill that queen and combine the two or 2) just wait it out. i feel i made a mistake by pulling the frame because my first hive queen is not producing too well (since the first week of april the hive has only filled 8 frames) and because i think the second hive is soooo weak.any help is welcomed, folks.
finman and robo,my 'strong' hive only has 8 frames of brood/honey after 2 months...should it be producing more than that? if so robo thinks i should combine the two hives and i'm beginning to believe him.advice needed for the new kid.


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|Sampling Method Captures Vegetation and Wildlife Data in a Sagebrushgrass land Ecosystem (Arizona ) Hurteau, M.D. 2001
|Sampling Techniques Influence Understory Plant Trajectories After Restoration: An Example from Ponderosa Pine Restoration * Korb, J.E. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2003
|San Juan Fire Fuel Treatment Effectiveness Report. Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Arizona, Southwestern Region Umphries, T.,Nicolet, T. ,Romero, F. 2015
|Science Basis for Changing Forest Structure to Modify Wildfire Behavior and Severity Graham, R.T. ,McCaffrey, S. ,Jain, T.B. 2004
|Seed Banks of an Arizona Pinus ponderosa Landscape: Responses to Environmental Gradients and Fire Cues * Abella, S.R.,* Springer, J.D.,* Covington, W.W. 2007
|Seed-caching responses to substrate and rock cover by two Peromyscus species: implications for pinyon pine establishment * Pearson, K.M. ,Theimer, T.C. 2004
|A seed chalcid (Eurytoma squamosa Bugbee) parasitizes buckbrush (Ceanothus fendleri Gray) seeds in a ponderosa pine forest of Arizona * Huffman, D.W. 2002
|Seeding as Part of Forest Restoration Promotes Native Species Establishment in Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument (Arizona) * Daniels, M.L. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* McGlone, C.M. ,Wilkerson, A. 2008
|Seeding Versus Natural Regeneration: A Comparison of Vegetation Change Following Thinning and Burning in Ponderosa Pine * Springer, J.D. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Covington, W.W. 2001
|Seeding with natives increases species richness in a dry ponderosa pine forest (Arizona). * Springer, J.D. ,* Laughlin, D.C. 2004
|Semiarid old-field restoration: Is neighbor control needed? Wilson, S.D. ,* Bakker, J.D. ,Christian, J.M. ,Li, X. ,Ambrose, L.G. ,Waddington, J. 2004
|Senator Jon Kyl announces $2 million allocation for NAUs Ecological Restoration Institute * Vosick, D.J. 2003
|The senators now a doctor Markham, C. 2003
|The SER International Primer on Ecological Restoration Clewell, A. ,Aronson, J. ,Winterhalder, K. 2004
|Seventh Biennial Conference of Research on the Colorado Plateau * Fule, P.Z. ,* Bakker, J.D. ,Rosenstock, S.S. 2003
|Seven-Year Results of Thinning and Burning Restoration Treatments on Old Ponderosa Pines at the Gus Pearson Natural Area Wallin, K.F. ,Kolb, T.E. ,Skov, K.R. ,Wagner, M.R. 2004
|Shade responses of five grasses native to southwestern U.S. Pinus ponderosa forests Naumburg, E. ,DeWald, L.E. ,Kolb, T.E. 2001
|Shifts in community-level traits and functional diversity in a mixed conifer forest: a legacy of land-use change. * Strahan, R.T.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,* Huffman, D.W.,* Laughlin, D.C. 2016
|Short-term responses to decomposers to flow restoration in Fossil Creek, Arizona, USA Muehlbauer, J.D. ,LeRoy, C.J. ,Lovett, J.M. ,Flaccus, K.K. ,Vlieg, J.K. ,Marks, J.C. 2009
|Silvics and Silviculture in the Southwestern Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands Gottfried, G.J. 2004
|Silviculture of the Southwestern Ponderosa Pine: The Status of Our Knowledge Schubert, G.H. 1974
|Simulating post-wildfire forest trajectories under alternative climate and management scenarios. Azpeleta Tarancon, A. 2014
|Six-Year Changes in Mortality and Crown Condition of Old-Growth Pondersoa Pines in Ecological Restoration Treatments at the G.A. Pearson Natural Area Kolb, T.E. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Wagner, M.R. ,* Covington, W.W. 2001
|Slash Additions: A Tool For Restoring Herbaceous Communities In Degraded Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands * Stoddard, M.T. 2006
|Slash Compression Treatment Reduced Tree Mortality from Prescribed Fire in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine * Jerman, J.L. ,* Gould, P.J. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2004
|Slash Pile Burning Effects on Soil Biotic and Chemical Properties and Plant Establishment: Recommendations for Amelioration * Korb, J.E. ,Johnson, N.C. ,* Covington, W.W. 2004
|Slope Correction of Plot Dimensions for Vegetation Sampling in Mountainous Terrain * Abella, S.R.,Gering, L.R.,Shelburne, V.B. 2004
|Slow lifelong growth predisposes Populus tremuloides trees to mortality. * Ireland, K.B.,Moore, M.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Zegler, T.J.,Keane, R.E. 2014
|Small Mammal Community Maintains Stability Through Compensatory Dynamics After Restoration of a Ponderosa Pine Forest * Kalies, E.L.,* Covington, W.W. 2012
|Small mammal population and habitat responses to forest thinning and prescribed fire Converse, S.J.,Block, W.M. ,White, G.C. 2006
|Smoke from prescribed burning - Issues on public forestlands of the Western United States * Viers, J.A. 2005
|Smoke, Risk, and Intergenerational Equity in Flagstaff, Arizonas Wildland-Urban Interface *Barnes, E.M. 2005
|Snag and woody debris dynamics following severe wildfires in northern Arizona ponderosa pine forests * Passovoy, M.D. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2006
|Snags and Partial Snags in Managed, Relict, and Restored Ponderosa Pine Forests of the Southwest Waskiewicz, J.D. 2003
|The Social and Economic Contributions of the White Mountain Stewardship Project: Final 10-Year Assessment—Lessons Learned and Implications for Future Forest Management Initiatives Anne Mottek Mottek-Lucas, A.L.,Kim, Yeon-Su,* Greco, B.,Becker, D.,Hjerpe, E.,* Abrams, J.B. 2017
|Social Science to Improve Fuels Management: A Synthesis of Research on Collaboration Sturtevant, V. ,* Moote, M.A. ,Jakes, P. ,Cheng, A.S. 2005
|Socioeconomic Barriers and the Role of Biomass Utilization in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Restoration Hjerpe, E.,* Abrams, J.B.,Becker, D. 2009
|Soil development in vegetation patches of Pinus ponderosa forests: Interface with restoration thinning and carbon storage * Abella, S.R.,Denton, C.W.,Steinke, R.W.,Brewer, D.G. 2013
|Soil mineral nitrogen changes following prescribed burning in ponderosa pine * Covington, W.W. ,Sackett, S.S. 1992
|Soil Nitrogen Changes Associated with Slash Pile Burning in Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands * Covington, W.W. ,Wood, D.B. ,Young, D.L. ,Dykstra, D.P. ,Garrett, L.D. 1991
|Soil properties associated with vegetation patches in a pinus ponderosa bunchgrass mosaic. Kerns, B.K. ,Moore, M.M. ,Timpson, M.E. ,Hart, S.C. 2003
|Soil Seed Bank in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine: Implications for Ecological Restoration * Springer, J.D. 1999
|Soil seed banks in a mature coniferous forest landscape: dominance of native perennials and low spatial variability * Abella, S.R.,Springer, A.E. 2012
|Soil Seed Banks in a Mature Coniferous Forest Landscape: Dominance of Native Perennials and Low Spatial Variability * Springer, J.D. 2014
|Soil seed banks in Pinus ponderosa forests in Arizona: Clues to site history and restoration potential. * Korb, J.E. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* Powers, S.R. ,Moore, M.M. 2005
|Some Like it Hot, Some Like it Culled (How Forest Fires Are Changing the Economy of the West) * Friederici, P.G. 2006
|Songbird Ecology in Southwestern Forest Service Ponderosa Pine Forests: A Literature Review Block, W.M. ,Finch, D.M. 1997
|Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes * Abrams, J.B.,* Moote, M.A. ,* Bullington, C.T. 2005
|Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes (SWERI) Biophysical Monitoring Workshop Report * Seidenberg, J.,* Springer, J.D. ,Nicolet, T. ,Battaglia, M. ,Votja, C. 2009
|Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes (SWERI) Five Year Evaluation Report Meridian Institute,US Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution,USDA Forest Service Southwestern Region 2009
|Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes: working together to restore ecological and community health. * Abrams, J.B.,* Viers, J.A.,* Daniels, M.L. 2005
|Southwestern Ponderosa Forest Structure: Changes since Euro-American settlement. * Covington, W.W. ,Moore, M.M. 1994
|Southwest Fire Initiative Final Report: December 31, 2005 * Covington, W.W. ,* Vosick, D.J. ,* Lowe, K. 2005
|Spatial and temporal patterns in structure, regeneration, and mortality of an old-growth ponderosa pine forest in the Colorado Front Range Boyden, S. ,Binkley, D. ,Shepperd, W.D. 2005
|Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Eastern White Pine Regeneration in a Northwestern Ohio Oak Stand * Abella, S.R.,MacDonald, N.W. 2002
|A Spatially-Explicit Reconstruction of Historical Fire Occurrence in the Ponderosa Pine Zone of the Colorado Front Range Sherriff, R.L. ,Veblen, T.T. 2007
|Spatial Variation in Reference Conditions: Historical Tree Density and Pattern on a Pinus Ponderosa Landscape * Abella, S.R.,* Denton, C.W. 2009
|Species And Canopy Cover Map Development Using Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper Imagery For Grand Canyon National Park * Crouse, J.E. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2002
|Species richness and soil properties in Pinus ponderosa forests: A structural equation modeling analysis * Laughlin, D.C. ,* Abella, S.R.,* Covington, W.W.,Grace, J.B. 2007
|Spotlight shines on NAU forestry expert Ghioto, G. 2002
|Spring 1999 - Regaining Lost Ground: Ecological Restoration News * Stevens, B. 1999
|Spring 2000 - Regaining Lost Ground: Ecological Restoration News * Stevens, B. 2000
|Spring 2001 - Regaining Lost Ground: Ecological Restoration News * Stevens, B. 2001
|Spring 2002 - Regaining Lost Ground: Ecological Restoration News * Stevens, B. 2002
|Spring 2003 - Regaining Lost Ground: Ecological Restoration News * Stevens, B. 2003
|Spring 2004 - Regaining Lost Ground: Ecological Restoration News * Stevens, B. 2004
|Stakeholder Group Reaches Agreement in Historic Forest Restoration Effort * Stevens, B. 2010
|Stand- and landscape-level effects of prescribed burning on two Arizona wildfires Finney, M.A. ,McHugh, C. ,Grenfell, I.C. 2005
|Stand density index as a predictor of forage production in northern Arizona pine forests Moore, M.M. ,Deiter, D.A. 1992
|Stand-replacing Wildfires Alter the Community Structure of Wood-inhabiting Fungi in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests of the USA * Kurth, V.J.,Fransioli, N.,* Fule, P.Z.,Hart, S.C. ,Gehring, C.A. 2013
|Stand Structure and Breeding Birds: Implications for Restoring Ponderosa Pine Forests * Kalies, E.L.,Rosenstock, S.S. 2013
|State teams with N.M, Colo. to protect local forests Fischer, H. 2005
|Statewide Strategy for Restoring Arizonas Forests Staff, Arizona Forest Health Council 2007
|Stewardship Contracting for Landscape-Scale Projects Moseley, C. ,Davis, E.J. 2010
|The Suitability of Various Markets for Using Small Diameter Ponderosa Pine to Sustain Forest Health and Fire-Risk Reduction Programs in Northern Arizona Larson, D.S. 2001
|Summer 2001 - Regaining Lost Ground: Ecological Restoration News * Stevens, B. 2001
|Summer 2002 - Regaining Lost Ground: Ecological Restoration News * Stevens, B. 2002
|Summer 2003 - Regaining Lost Ground: Ecological Restoration News * Stevens, B. 2003
|Summer 2004 - Regaining Lost Ground: Ecological Restoration News * Stevens, B. 2004
|Summer habitat use by adult female mule deer in a restoration-treated ponderosa pine forest. Horncastle, V.J.,Yarborough, R.F.,Dickson, B.G. ,Rosenstock, S.S. 2013
|Supporting Research in Restoration Biology Allen, E.B.,* Covington, W.W.,Falk, D.A. 1996
|Survey: Forest Service trusted with restoration Staff, AZ Daily Sun 2005
|Surveys: Most support prescribed burning, thinning Cole, C. 2005
|SURVIVAL AND SPROUTING RESPONSES OF CHIHUAHUA PINE AFTER THE RODEO-CHEDISKI FIRE ON THE MOGOLLON RIM, ARIZONA Baumgartner, K.H.,* Fule, P.Z. 2007
|Sustainable Ecological Systems: Implementing an Ecological Approach to Land Management, Implications for Ponderosa Pine/Bunchgrass Ecological Systems * Covington, W.W. 1993
|SWERI 5-Year Report to Congress, April 2016 USDA Forest Service Southwestern Region 2016


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The US Department of Education has declared October Connected Educator Month. Join dozens of major education organizations & communities in the celebration. There are plenty of opportunities to get connected on Indiana's calendar of events:
A Day in the Life of a Connected Educator Challenge
What does a day in the life a Connected Educator look like? We invite you to show us!
Join Indiana educators in sharing a blog post, a graphic organizer, podcast or video.
Teach Like a PIRATE Book Club
Using Blogger as a model for how to conduct your own virtual book club, the Office of eLearning has just launched its fifth collective read. Throughout the month we are reading and discussing Teach Like a PIRATE by Dave Burgess at http://elearningbookclub.blogspot.com/
Focused on the potential collaborative use of the social curation tool Pinterest, this blog will offer weekly posts on Connected Educator Month themes and highlight related boards that INeLearn is pinning to http://indianapinnovation.blogspot.com/
eLearning Admin Academies
Critical learning opportunities are planned for Indiana Superintendents and Principals pertaining to the creation and implementation of digital curriculum. These eLearning Admin Academies are a series of professional development provided by the Office of eLearning's strategic partner Five-Star Technology Solutions, Inc. The one day Digital Curriculum sessions are offered across the state beginning in October.
October 1
3:00 p.m. EST Kick Off Panel: Connected Leadership
Assistant Director of eLearning, Candice Dodson, will participate in this national panel with Connected Leaders Chris Lehmann and Scott McLeod. Learn more about the focus of their discussion and how to join: http://connectededucators.org/kick-off-panel-connected-leadership/
October 2
All day Launch of the 2013 Speak Up Survey
Strength in numbers. The Speak Up Survey opens for input today through December 20th. The free suite of surveys provides an easy way for students, parents and educators to participate in local decisions about technology, as well as contribute to the state and national dialogue about educational technology. Last year, Indiana had 18 schools representing 7 districts in the Top 200 Schools participation nationwide. Overall Indiana had 173 school districts participate. http://www.tomorrow.org/speakup/
11:00 a.m. EST ConnectED Educators: Kicking off Connected Educator Month
Assistant Director of eLearning, Candice Dodson, will participate in this national panel about online learning communities. For more details and to register for this free event go to:
October 3
4:00 p.m. EST eDesk Webinar: Cool Tools to Curate Digital Content
Connected Educators tend to accumulate tons of resources! This free webinar offered by one of Indiana's educational service centers and the Indiana Online Academy will introduce you to free tools that will help you curate, organize and share all the blogs, websites and articles you discover online. Details and registration.
8:00 p.m. EST #INeLearn Chat-Demonstrating the Value of Being a Connected Educator
Topic: How do you know you're a Connected Educator? More importantly, how do others know? To learn more about #INeLearn Chat visit http://inelearnchat.blogspot.com/p/about-inelearn.html
October 10
7:00 p.m. EST #INeLearn Tweet Up
This face-to-face social event will begin in the Marriott Indianapolis East lobby's Skylight Cafe space (refreshments on your own) and at 7:30 we will join the ICE Conference Innovation Standup/Smackdown in the hotel's Veterans Hall for a fast-paced show-and-tell of tech tools led by audience members.
8:00 p.m. EST #INeLearn Chat-Social Learning
Topic: What/where are the best opportunities for educators to work on their practice? What role do professional organizations have in this time of the Personal Learning Network? To learn more about #INeLearn Chat visit http://inelearnchat.blogspot.com/p/about-inelearn.html
October 16
4:00 p.m. EST 21st Century Learning Lab Webinar: Getting Connected with Google Apps
Learn the basics of some of the great products Google offers educators to deepen teaching and learning. The webinar will explore Google Apps for Education, Google Plus, Google Hangouts, Google Maps, Google Earth, and Chrome. This webinar will be led by Google Certified Teacher and Indiana educator, Chris Atkinson. http://doe.in.gov/elearning/21st-century-learning-lab
October 17
8:00 p.m. EST #INeLearn Chat-Tweets that Move You to Take Action
Topic: Connected Educators generally rave about the Twitter Chats that change their professional development. Still, Twitter chats are not held in high regard by all. On the first anniversary of our #INeLearn chat, let's tweet bluntly about the different aspects of Twitter Chats: EchoChamber, WaterCooler, ThinkTank or TestKitchen. To learn more about #INeLearn Chat visit http://inelearnchat.blogspot.com/p/about-inelearn.html
October 21
4:00 p.m. EST 21st Century Learning Lab Webinar: Customized Learning
Representatives from three districts - Danville Community Schools, Plymouth Community Schools and Garrett-Keyser-Butler Schools - will share their collaborative work on Customized Learning as part of Imagining and Creating Grant. This consortium is focused on developing a framework for instruction that is student-paced and focused on mastery of content and skill.
October 22 eDesk Webinar: Become a Connected Educator Using Twitter
This free webinar offered by one of Indiana's educational service centers and the Indiana Online Academy will walk you through establishing a Twitter profile, selecting other Connected Educators to follow and using hashtags to make your own connections. Details and registration.
4:00 p.m. EST 21st Century Learning Lab Webinar: Teaching Like a PIRATE with Dave Burgess
Are you looking for ways to liven up your classroom and increase student engagement? Have you ever wondered how a PIRATE teaches? Join us for a conversation with Dave Burgess, author of our fall eLearning Book Club selection, Teach Like a PIRATE. If you'd like to join in the book club, please visit the eLearning Book Club Blog. http://doe.in.gov/elearning/21st-century-learning-lab
October 24
8:00 p.m. EST #INeLearn Chat-Blogging
Topic: What effects has blogging had on the transformation of instruction and learning? To learn more about #INeLearn Chat visit http://inelearnchat.blogspot.com/p/about-inelearn.html
October 31
8:00 p.m. EST #INeLearn Chat-Developing a Student Digital Leadership Team
Topic: What is the purpose of establishing a student tech team/digital leadership group? Join educator leaders and the students leading in digital shift in their schools as we explore the value and variation of student groups. To learn more about #INeLearn Chat visit http://inelearnchat.blogspot.com/p/about-inelearn.html


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-As many large duck breasts as you can get(the larger the better)
-mushrooms(diced small)
-green onion(diced small)
-favorite cheese grated(DO NOT USE AMERICAN PROCESSED, it's embarrassing)
-thin sliced bacon
Cut the breasts open as you would Pita bread and run your fingers inside to pit it the rest of the way(without breaking through the other side). Stuff with mushrooms, green onion, and cheese. Wrap with a couple of slices of bacon and hold together with toothpicks. Grill it up. Now here is what I do. I cook them using indirect heat and I throw some apple chips on the coals while it cooking. My family and friends really love this way of cooking the duck. Try it and let me know what you think.


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There is a feature on Doc Corbin Dart (of the Crucifucks) in Vice magazine. The entire article is posted online. It is a great read and we highly recommend you check it out--especially if you are new to the bizarre, fantastic world of Doc Dart, now known simply as 26.
The Amebix US tour is coming up shortly, and we'd like to remind you all to get your tickets in advance. Like now. Because the shows will sell out, some even before the day of the show. We don't want you to be left out in the cold.
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The following titles will be on sale at the iTunes store starting midnight on 12/22 (Sunday night/Monday morn). The band name and album title links will take you to the respective pages on the Alternative Tentacles site. Clicking on the iTunes link will open the iTunes application (if you have it installed) and will take you to the album page at the iTunes store.
We asked our bands, friends, and staff for their 2008 year-end/top 10 lists. The year's not over yet, so we'll add to the page as more roll in. You can see everyone's lists here.
A few Alternative Tentacles titles--some new releases and some best sellers--will be on mega-discount at the iTunes store starting midnight on Monday 12/22. (That's late Sunday night, technically.) Full albums will be priced as low as $5.99! The sale pricing will be in effect between 12/22 through 1/12/2009, so you have plenty of time to take advantage. We hope you'll explore some bands and records you've been meaning to check out during the sale.
On Sunday, we will post the list of records on sale. For now, we'll tease you by telling you it will include Jello's spoken word, Amebix, Subhumans, Slim Cessna's Auto Club, etc.
Of course, all of our releases in print are always available the old fashioned way on CD and LP. Just sayin'.
There's been a flurry of activity in Vancouver, BC lately that we'd like to share with you. (We notice these things because we're not aholes who like to chant "USA!" and act like America is the only country that matters...)
First, for British Columbia's 150th anniversary, the Vancouver Sun is taking votes for BC's most influential citizens. DOA's Joey "Shithead" Keithley is on the ballot and you should vote for him! Unfortunately, there are no write-in blanks for our other BC friends. Boo.
However, that doesn't mean we're not gonna talk about them. Nardwuar the Human Serviette sent us some videos taken at the Mint Records holiday show. First is the Evaporators featuring special guest Andrew W.K. The second video is the Evaporators, Andrew W.K., Jon Card and Randy Rampage of DOA, and Wimpy Roy of the Subhumans doing "Oh, Canaduh" and "Fuck You" by the Subhumans.
Evaporators vs. Andrew W.K.
Evaporators vs. Andrew W.K. vs. Subhumans
The Original Dirty Rapper Blowfly will grace the small screen as a guest on David Alan Grier's Chocolate News on Comedy Central. We had hoped Blowfly would be the first African-American president, after his campaign which is chronicled on Fahrenheit 69 (Virus 331), but maybe he will get a cabinet appointment in the Obama administration? We can only hope...
Who: Blowfly
Please check your local TV listings for the channel and airtime in your area.
In addition to our naturally inexpensive prices, we're also offering a crazy selection of CDs from other record labels- 4 for $10! There are some stone-cold classics from around the world in the bargain bins, in genres as disparate as comedy, grindcore, twang, gypsy punk, and communist skinhead oi music!
It's at the San Francisco Armory @ 14th and Mission, 2 blocks from 16th/Mission BART station in San Francisco, CA. There'll be over 20 hours of live performances on 3 stages featuring live music, circus and dance acts, performance artists and DJs, including gypsy jazz, bellydance, spoken word, beatbox, choral ensembles, fashion shows, puppetry, flamenco guitar, and much more, all at the Mission Bazaar!
2008 Winter Holiday deadlines:
All orders sent through the mail should arrive at our PO Box by December 1
P.S.- On that note, Friday November 28, 2008 is the 17th annual Buy Nothing Day! Make a stand against consumerism by joining in a Zombie Walk, an empty shopping cart Conga Line, or any one of dozens of other international events tomorrow on the largest shopping day on the calendar.
That said, we and every other independently owned business, collective, and/or local coop need your support in these times of economic ridiculousness. Why give $ to ginormous corporations who are sucking the government's teats- er, being "bailed out"- while the rest of us struggle? For more about the Buy Local movement go here, here,
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Vic Bondi gave us a heads up on some YouTube videos featuring the Articles of Faith songs he played with members of Pegboy in Chicago on 11/15. Vic's current band Report Suspicious Activity played a few shows last weekend, including a show in Chicago that featured a special set of AOF songs. We're embedding their performance of "What We Want is Free." You can find more videos from that show here (courtesy of user ShackIeMeNot).
On their recent tour, Triclops! stopped by WFMU, one of the best freeform radio stations ever, and played some songs live in the studio. Here is the archive of their appearance.
Triclops! has a few California shows supporting the Hanson Brothers coming up:
11/30/2008 Great American Music Hall San Francisco, CA
If there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible, who still questions Jello Biafra's ability to bring about change to this country, today is your answer.
In his 1979 San Francisco mayoral campaign, Jello pledged to make businessmen wear clown suits within city limits. Right about now might be a good time to reconsider his proposal. Watch out, Hank Paulson! Gird your loins, Wall Street! Treasury Secretary Jello Biafra has a nice ring to it, no?
Well, actually, the clowns in the photo are not businessmen. They're real clowns from the Big Apple Circus invited to ring the opening bell at NYSE. Read about it here in the NY Post. But yes we can believe that Jello had the right idea, dammit.


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Green Bay Opens Play at Erin Hills Intercollegiate
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
HARTFORD, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Sophomore Gene Kiela (Plymouth, Wis.) carded six birdies and opened with a 1-under par 71 on Sunday, leading the Green Bay men's golf team in the first round of the Erin Hills Intercollegiate hosted by Marquette.
After a team score of 7-over 295, Green Bay is tied with Wisconsin for 10th place. Stanford leads the impressive 14-team field after an 8-under par 280, with UCLA and SMU tied for second (286) and Oregon State and Northwestern are tied for fourth (289).
Kiela is three strokes off the lead in a tie for seventh place after his opening round 71. Marquette's Zach Gaugert, Stanford's Patrick Rodgers and SMU's Harry Higgs are tied for first after carding rounds of 4-under par 68.
Junior Tom Boockmeier (Green Bay, Wis.) is one stroke back of Kiela after shooting an even par 72 with five birdies. Junior Joseph Collard (Marinette, Wis.) posted a 75 while senior Dan Ozga (Edgerton, Wis.) shot a 77 and redshirt freshman Joe Du Chateau (Fond du Lac, Wis.) carded an 80 to round out the Phoenix scores.
The 54-hole tournament continues with the second round on Tuesday. Fans can follow along by following live scoring at GolfStat.com.
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Stacked Deck, the Amazing Rhythm Aces' debut album, appeared in 1975; it produced two significant crossover hits, "Third Rate Romance" and "Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song)," the group's lone Top Ten country single. A year later, the hit "The End Is Not in Sight (The Cowboy Tune)," from the LP Too Stuffed to Jump, won the Aces a Grammy for Country Vocal Performance by a Group. Following the release of 1977's Toucan Do It Too, Burton left the group, and was replaced by Duncan Cameron.
In 1978, the Aces released Burning the Ballroom Down, followed a year later by a self-titled effort featuring cameos by Joan Baez, Tracy Nelson, and the Muscle Shoals Horns; both were met with critical approval, but sold poorly. They released one final record, How the Hell Do You Spell Rhythum?, before disbanding. While Smith went on to become a successful songwriter, Earheart joined Hank Williams, Jr.'s Bama Band, and Cameron joined Sawyer Brown -- a group that, ironically enough, would find significant chart success in the 1980s with a sound similar to what the Amazing Rhythm Aces had created a decade earlier.
After a hiatus of some 15 years, the Amazing Rhythm Aces re-formed in 1994. The Aces, now comprised of Smith, Davis, McDade, Earheart, Hooker, and new guitarist/mandolinist Danny Parks, marked their return to duty by releasing Ride Again, a collection of newly recorded renditions of their biggest hits. In addition, they also began composing new songs for a projected comeback album; although McDade's cancer-related death on November 29, 1998, temporarily halted that plan, Chock Full of Country Goodness finally appeared in mid-1999. ~ Jason Ankeny
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Tomas Tatar scored for the third day in a row in Grand Rapids' 3-2 loss to Milwaukee on Sunday.
The Carolina Hurricanes have acquired Trevor van Riemsdyk and a 2018 seventh-round pick from the Vegas Golden Knights in exchange for the 62nd overall pick in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft.
The New York Islanders have acquired Jordan Eberle from the Edmonton Oilers in exchange for Ryan Strome.
Connor McDavid has been named as the winner of the Hart Trophy.
The Vegas Golden Knights took Marc-Andre Fleury from the Pittsburgh Penguins in the expansion draft.
The Vegas Golden Knights have acquired William Karlsson, David Clarkson, a 2017 first-round pick, and a 2019 second-round selection from the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Sergei Bobrovsky is the winner of the Vezina Trophy.
Craig Anderson has won the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy.
The Golden Knights have selected James Neal in the expansion draft.
The Vegas Golden Knights have acquired Jean-Francois Berube, Mikhail Grabovski, Jake Bischoff, a 2017 first-round pick, and a 2019 second-round pick from the New York Islanders.
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This Monday is a federal holiday here in the States. Luckily I have it off but my husband isn't so lucky. What that means is I get a whole day to myself to work on a project! No weekend antics, no trips, just some quality time at home DIYing something. While I should probably be working on the last bits of my bathroom to-do list like re-caulking or re-sealing grout, I'm going to try something entirely new. Here are three ideas I really want to try out but haven't decided which one to try out yet:
1) Something that's been on my Hunny Do List since at least August, building a wine rack above our refrigerator.
I've been pining ideas on Pinterest making a DIY Wine Rack board for ideas. The one that looks easiest, still, is building a simple box with an 'x' of wood across the middle like so:
This would require no notching or anything crazy and I'm pretty sure I can figure out how to build a box and make an 'x' as long as I don't also remove any of my fingers. Heck, I bet I could use heavy duty wood glue for the 'x' part and avoid nails for it. Because I don't think duct tape would look very good.
2) We have a great living room setup but whenever we need seating on both sides of our coffee table we have to drag chairs over from our kitchen table. I've been eying Moroccan "poufs" for some time but at $100+ a pop, that's not going to happen. There are some DIY versions that look not entirely impossible but I don't know if I'm ready to attempt one, let alone two or more, of these:
Looks like I don't have the patience for that. What I DO have patience for is a large floor pillow or two like these:
And I could use some old bed pillows and/or stuffing. And I know I have some fabric lying around. Also, we're hosting Superbowl and it would be nice to give people some seating options closer to the guacamole when all the couch spots are taken (aka Alanna will do anything to get closer to the guacamole but it would be nice to have an excuse to be sitting on the ground hovering over the dip).
3) I'm already ready to get my vegetables started for spring (once I get around to ordering seeds) but I don't have a good indoor place with sun exposure to start them (unless I commandeer the corner above our kitchen sink– not out of the question) so I need to think of an alternative. I'm thinking small greenhouse. Something easy. Something that possible involves clear plastic (like the kind you can get by painting drop clothes?) and an easy to construct frame. Maybe something like this:
I haven't done the greenhouse thing before so I'll need to do some more research and decide what I should grow and where it will live (where it gets enough sun) but it would let me get a leg up on spring plantings and hopefully would be possible outside since it should protect again frost.


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