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ASHLAND, Ky. (WSAZ) -- An Ashland woman was found safe Friday night after being missing for more than a week, Kentucky State Police say.
Kathy Adams, 44, was reported missing Aug. 13.
"I feel like my stomach is just tore up all the time," Tom Adams said. "My nerves are shot."
Tom and his wife Kathy, better known by friends and family as Lori, have been together 12 years. For the past seven days, though, Tom hasn't known where or how she is.
"I've never been through anything like this," he said.
Tom says they were visiting at a friend's house near Railroad Avenue and 31st Street in Ashland last week.
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"We really are concerned and want to know where she is, and mainly that she's OK," she said.
When Tom got back to his house, three pillows, a blanket and a tube of toothpaste were gone.
He thought at first maybe she was just upset and needed to get away, but with each day that goes by with no one hearing from her, he's growing more and more afraid.
"I'm just afraid something has happened to her," he said. "I have no idea."
Kentucky State Police now have a possible temporary registration tag number for the car. It's 6485962.
She was driving a 1994 Pontiac Grand Prix that had been damaged in several places.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Kentucky State Police Detective Squad at 1-800-222-5555 or 606-928-6421. Callers may remain anonymous.
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Circumstances surrounding her disappearance are currently unknown.
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A month ago I was at the 2010 edition of the RMLL in Bordeaux, France. I was one of the guys representing KDE in the associative village. This post will tell you what happened there and what were my impressions. RMLL is the biggest event regarding free software movement outside Paris. For this event, KDE was represented for the first time. The event was from 6th to 9th of July in Bordeaux I university in Talence and on the 10th and 11th of Jully on the Garonne river's dock in Bordeaux city center.
Who was here ?
Unfortunately, the aKademy 2010 taking place in Tampere, Finland was running at the same time, so it was hard to find any developers to be at the RMLL. In fact we was only KDE translators and fans. So the staff was :
Name | Present from | To | Role in KDE |
Geoffray Levasseur | Monday 5th of Jully | Sunday 11th of Jully | Translation, beta-testing and bug repporting |
Hélène Dervillez | Monday 5th of Jully | Thursday 8th of Jully | User |
Ludovic Grossard | Wednesday 7th of Jully | Friday 9th of Jully | French documentation translation coordinator |
Philippe Nenert | Monday 5th of Jully | Thursday 8th of Jully | User |
I wish to thank Jimmy Pierre and all the guys from the OpenSuse stand who helped me on the weekend when I needed to leave the stand from time to time.
What the non-KDE users think?
There are three kind of non-KDE users. Those that still don't use a free system, mainly using Windows or Mac-OS, those using an other desktop environment and those who were using KDE before and change to an other desktop environment.
Those who never used Linux or BSD are always very impressed by the quality of the environment and surprised by the number of application we are purposing, especially Windows users. Most of them didn't know anything about KDE but were interested in free software. Multi-desktop, Plasmoids and 3D graphic effects are considered far more impressive than what they can see with Windows, breaking some myths like "Linux is ugly"… So, many good points but the myth "Linux is hard to use" is harder. When demonstrating with some software, they agree with the global easeness and power to use those softwares but some questions like "will I be able to install the XXX software I like" and I always answer that this will not be a problem because the equivalent YYY exists (and is very often better) and they sometimes are scared of changes. Globally they agree to try as they see the advantages, mainly financial, the philosophic argument being more like a bonus. Live CD example had more success than the dual boot one even if every body agreed that it's a good idea.
People already using Linux and/or BSD have more knowledge about KDE. There's one exception: freshly converted users. In France, I have a problem with some LUGs that don't ask what the user want and always install a f****g Ubuntu while install-party! This is why many new Linux users don't know anything about other Linux distributions and nothing about KDE (or any other desktop environment). They, so, are doing the same mistake as the computer vendors that in the same way don't give the choice with an other too much known operating system. Nevertheless, those people are always pleased with the KDE environment and many says that they will try by installing the needed packages or even by trying an other distribution (OK, OK my promoting effort was quite more in favor of OpenSuse than KUbuntu but for a good reason: much more better integration). The experienced user always know KDE, tried it, and made the choice according to their taste and priority. They always agreed with the quality of some of our application mainly K3b (nearly always in fact), Amarok, digiKam and the PIM suite.
The very delicate point is with people that was using KDE 3.5 and stop using it because of KDE 4. Most of them tried KDE 4.0 or 4.1 and were very disappointed by the new desktop considered as heavy and unstable and more of this, they did not accept the loss of some functionality and applications. Most of the time, they think that they're not very happy with their current desktop environment as they're waiting for something like KDE 3.5. In fact, there is a lack of communication from us because many false ideas are running. Konqueror can't be the universal tool because it's no longer the file manager, I don't want/need 3D effect, I don't like the new menu/desktop, where are the desktop icons…. I've heard all of these many times. Why not creating a KDE 3.5 theme for those users? That's simple: make Konqueror as default file manager, disable 3D effect, put the old fashioned menu as default and activate the desktop icon layout of Plasma. I was able to show this to those people and they enjoy it. I advise them to choose something like Mandriva where default settings are much more like those of KDE 3.5. About lack of functionality and stability and performance issue they note that those problems are now solved.
KDE users
No need to convince someone already convinced… Curious of what they like or not, what is their favorite or hated applications I did ask many questions. The result was very aligned… What they like about the desktop is the global coherence inside KDE applications and the desktop, the beautiful and effective things they can have with Plasma and KWin (same as the opportunity to impress friends who are still with Windows ) and the very good quality of the applications. Speaking about applications, the most cited are K3b (I was impressed by its popularity even with non-KDE users), Amarok, digiKam, Gwenview and the PIM suite (mainly KMail).
What they sometimes don't like is the slowness of the desktop and the lack of stability with KWin and Plasma (too much crash), the too much discontinued support with Plasmoids (mainly with some exotic ones they can have with Mandriva or OpenSuse). About applications that need more love (yes, I sometimes read the developer's interviews), the most cited is Kopete (mainly about audio/video support) and Dolphin. and Konqueror (mainly their stability, and Flash support for Konqueror). Some developers told me that the new KDevelop 4 has very poor versioning system integration. A feature that many KDE 3.5 aficionados miss is the ability to log in as administrator with a button with some configuration modules. Some people told me that they miss Quanta.
Here is some souvenir…. Enjoy!


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Budget travelers will want to check out the quirky Rain Forest Hostel (23 miles south of Forks on Hwy. 101, 360/374-2270, $10 pp, $5 kids). The hostel is out in the sticks and has two dorm rooms with bunk beds, a family room, and a trailer outside for couples. It's closed 10 a.m.–5 p.m., lights out at 11 p.m., and no booze is allowed. Guests are asked to do 15 minutes of chores in the evening or morning before departure. Those without vehicles can catch the West Jefferson Transit bus.
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Hiya, I've felt like cr*p all day today, with a mild headache, but this afternoon I developed a bit of diarrhea, not bad but enough to make me run for the loo lol only went a couple of times from this afternoon til this evening but now it seems to be getting worse, and my tummy feels tender, I'm now in bed feeling sorry for myself. Don't know if I should be worried or not as I remember my mum saying she had diarrhea for a couple of days before she went into labour with my sister and again when she had me, and thinking back when I had the pessary to induce labour with ds I had a dodgy tum a couple of hours after. I haven't eaten anything dodgy, and I haven't been out or anything to catch a bug. What should I do if it carries on tomorrow?
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if your worried hun contact your midwife or doctor just to put your mind at rest!
I was induced the same as you so i don't know for sure but i have heard of other mums having diarrhea etc before labor starts but i still think it's best to call someone professional xx
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it could in preperation for labour. i would say call your mw or maternity ward and see what they say. the hip pain is it costant?
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Yes the hip pain is constant, feels like the growing pains I used to get when I was younger, like a dull irritating ache and its sort of in between my legs where my leg meets my bits? I usually only get sore there when I'm in bed, but its been constant since yesterday evening. Still going to the loo loads
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Im only 20 weeks and had it a few times for no apparent reason- including last night!
May not be anything to worry about but give your MW a call just to check! xx
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have you spoken to your mw yet? what did they say? if your still worried why don't you go in and make sure you both are ok?
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D5's "State of the Work" Report Features Efforts by Foundations to Increase Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Chicago, Illinois — The face of America is changing. Between 2000 and 2010, the population of the American South grew by 14%—and the Latino population in the South grew by 57%. One in five Americans have a disability. Fifty-seven percent of college graduates are women. Same-sex couples live in 93% of counties in the US.
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The latest NCRP journal, Responsive Philanthropy, features an article on the results and learnings from the Council on Michigan Foundation's six-year initiative to transform Michigan philanthropy to become more diverse and inclusive. Vicki Rosenberg of Rosenberg and Associates, traces the TMP from its audacious beginnings to the real results it has achieved here.
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Cobblestones are a traditional and popular accent piece for any home, garden or business. While cobbles are most popular for edging, they also are suitable for walkways, driveways and courtyards.
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AM INDUCTION LOOP SYSTEM (MODEL HAS-50) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Am induction loop amplification system uses existing public address system input and transmits to a loop antenna surrounding seating area. Wand receiver automatically picks up signal inside the loop and amplifies it. Basic system consists of transmitter, 10 wand receivers, charge rack, AC adapter unit to recharge receivers, and installation instructions. Transmitter is available in a 19 inch rack, or in a cabinet measuring 11 inches wide ...[More Information]
AMPLITEL INDUCTION LOOP TV / RADIO KIT (MODEL 2146) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Induction Loop amplifier for television or radio. Can be used either with the user's own hearing aid or with the Amplitel's personalized amplifier box. User can sit in any part of the room and move about without losing sound. All hearing aids with a T switch will automatically pick up sound from the loop system. Good for groups. Kit includes control box with on/off TV speaker switch. Separate amplifier box with personalized volume control...[More Information]
AUDEX INDUCTION COUNTER LOOP SYSTEM --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 07/2007) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Audex Induction Counter Loop System is an induction loop amplification system designed to enable people with hearing disabilities to communicate across counters and at teller windows. The Counter Loop is comprised of a gooseneck microphone on a stand, an amplifier, a writing pad with imbedded induction loop, a wireless handset, and a charger with charger cradle. A green light on the amplifier allows monitoring of si...[More Information]
ILA, PORTABLE ILA, PERSONAL ILA, INDUCTION LOOP RECEIVERS, & TV LOOPS --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Loop amplification systems. Portable induction loop amplification systems or induction loop amplifiers for permanent installations. Personal induction loops to carry, or for use with hearing aid, where there are no facilities for hearing impaired. Induction loop receivers with ILA for individuals with hearing problems without hearing aids or hearing aids with T system. TV loops for televisions, stereos, radios or combinations....[More Information]
LOOP AMPLIFIER (MODEL SA LA) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Inductive Loop Amplifier for loop amplification system in schools, lecture halls, theaters, etc., and private homes. Reduces normal linear distortion of traditional loop amplifiers by using a negative current feedback to compensate for the frequency dependent load, improving the acoustic quality. Active input mixer with four inputs: Two are normally prepared for microphones and two for external sources such as tape recorders. Each input h...[More Information]
MINILOOP II --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 10/92) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Has been replaced with the MICROLOOP. Please see separate entry. -- The Miniloop II is an induction loop amplification system. This portable assistive listening system is for hearing aid users whose aids are equipped with a T-switch. The wireless FM microphone has a transmitting range of 200 feet, and additional inputs for two microphones....[More Information]
PORTA LOOP SYSTEM (MODEL PKT SYS B5) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Self-contained portable induction loop system using a Pocketalker amplifier. It is best suited for small group applications with room size of 10 by 12 feet. System includes; Pocketalker Amplifier, PKT B5 ($ 89 separately); Porta-loop with 50 foot cable, INC 004; Plug Mount Mic, MIC 014; TV listening Kit with 12 foot extension cable, WCA 007 WC, Disposable alkaline battery, BAT 006 & Manual. Used with hearing aid equipped with "T" switch. ...[More Information]
POWR LOOP SYSTEM (MODEL PWL SYS A) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Provides special amplification for hard of hearing listeners using audio induction loop technique. System includes POWR LOOP Amplifier, Loop Cable, Microphone, and one POWR LOOP Receiver. The loop cable connects to the Amplifier and is placed around the perimeter of the listening room. The microphone is plugged into the amplifier. The Amplifier and loop cable produce a magnetic signal that can be received by a hearing aid telecoil or a PO...[More Information]
SATELLITE II --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 3/2011) REPLACED BY THE SATELLITE III (SEE SEPARATE ENTRY) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Satellite II is an audio loop amplification system designed for use in public facilities such as theaters, and places of worship. Place the loop wire around the listening area to transmit and amplify speech signals to the "T" coil switch found on many hearing aids. This system may be interfaced with the existing public address system to cover 200 seats per system in ...[More Information]
STANDARD MODEL 8 LOOP. --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Amplifier and microphone system using wire loop that sets up a magnetic field. Sound is transmitted to hearing aid which must be equipped with a T-setting or telephone switch. Transportable, can be taken with hearing impaired person to any meeting....[More Information]
SUPERLOOP PRO II --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 3/2011) REPLACED BY THE SUPERLOOP PRO III (SEE SEPARATE ENTRY). RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Superloop Pro II is an audio loop amplification system designed for use in large public facilities seating up to 200 people such as auditoriums, places of worship, government buildings, and theaters. The loop wire is placed around the listening area to transmit and amplify speech signals to the "T" coil switch found on many hearing aids. The system includes loop...[More Information]
UNIVOX 37A LOOP AMPLIFIER SYSTEM. --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 12/2004) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Loop amplification system which is small and easy to install. All that is required is a hammer to tack the wire-loop along the walls if it cannot be held in place by carpeting. The audio-output signal from the audio source (radio, t.v., P.A. system) can be connected to the Univox by either directly from the source's output jack to the 50 mV to 7 V input jack or via the speaker output from the source to an electret micro...[More Information]
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One of the most important retrospective exhibitions of the work of the artist, architect and urban planner, Yona Friedman, opens on the 28th of October 28 at Ludwig Museum in Budapest. This exhibition, which will be on display until the 8th of January 2012, covers theoretical processes, artwork, projects and drawings by Friedman.
The Exhibition is organized to cover almost all relevant aspects of this artist, including the development of his work as an architect, urban planner and the theoretical approaches that have become a required source for young artists and architects who produce works using as a stage the public space or are worried about it and the link of them with the individuals.
Yona Friedman was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1923. He is considered one of the most important living contemporary artists in this country, despite his French nationality. He was famous for his anticipating theories about urbanism and also for building interesting concepts that revolutionized the way we see the development of cities and human settlements, raiding models based on sustainability. He also explored the animated film and design.
He is considered the father of utopian architecture; his proposals are always placed in areas bordering the creation and theory, even leaving many of his statements in an "unsolvable" state in terms of technical and practical aspects. Hence the name of utopian architecture.
During the World War II, he managed to flee from the Nazi repression and moved to the city of Haifa, Israel, where he stayed for over a decade. In 1957 he was finally transferred to Paris where he became a citizen in 1966.
In 1956 he participated in the 10th International Congress of Modern Architecture in Dubrovnik with his "Manifesto of the mobile architecture", revolutionizing the art scene with his perspective on the creation of cities, where inhabitants can enjoy the freedom of movement, breaking with the idea of rigid architectural structure.
Among the applications or forms of materialization of the "mobile architecture" he proposes the concept of "Space City", which raised the possibility of building mobile and adaptable spaces, detachable and changeable for their own inhabitants. A revolutionary idea of social architecture, that ended up permeating his entire career and his work.
In 1958 he founded the research group Mobile Architecture (GEAM), not for long, but with a short productive life, the group was dissolved in 1962, being a fundamental reference for the process of change and transformation in the early 60�s.
Among his most important works are the Cylindrical Shelers a construction proposal for immigrants, done in 1953, Span-Over notebook in 1958, where he developed his manifesto Mobile Architecture and in 1989 the Science Museum of La Villette in Paris.
In the area of the theory, the publications: Toward a Scientific Architecture at MIT Press, 1975. Meina Fibel in 1982 and Pro Domo ACTAR D, 2006. These and other publications reported a proliferation of theoretical and supported his effort to make room for thinking about a better life in cities.
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If you�re spending a romantic autumn in apartments in Budapest walking through its beautiful streets and enjoying the amazing architecture, you cannot miss the Museum Ludwig and this second to none exhibition.
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Its very Simple, If you want to become a student nurse firstly take admission in any nursing school or university after giving entrance exam and after taking admission you become a student nurse. :-)
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Its Very easy and simple give an entrance exam take admission in nursing school or University and after completion of your course you become a student nurse.Being a student nurse is a privilege and a wonderful experience.It can be hard, you may struggle, but every moment is worth it.
It may seem easy to list the necessary attributes for a student nurse. We want them to be honest, ethical, hard-working, etc.
Student nurses can work in hospitals, clinics and other health care settings.
you can take ASN or BSN then complete all requirements. you may also take a nursing course online if you want..
you need to have courage to face too many toxic requirements. . .
you must also prepare yourself, because being a student nurse is not that easy :")
You must have a heart to commit yourself to the course you've taken but remember you must have fun at things you do. ^^
What are you doing right now that depends. If you completed you high school, certificate in nursing is a 1 year course which can be opted online. You will be taught the theoretical concepts with some practical application classes and be prepared to enter the workforce at the earliest with all the necessary knowledge and skills. Those who clear the certificate in nursing program will than sit for the licensure exam and be Licensed Practical Nurses.


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Here are some of the most amazing caterpillar facts for kids including its diet, habitat, behavior and widespread distribution. Caterpillars are the larval form of members belongs to Lepidoptera order. Butterflies and moths also befall under the same order. Nearly all caterpillars are herbivorous except some that are insectivorous. These species are voracious feeders and most of them are regarded as pests in agriculture. Most of the moths are better known in their caterpillar phases for the reason that they cause damage to fruits and agriculture produce. These insects have sensitive body that can develop quickly between moults. Only the head capsule is toughened. Like ants, caterpillar exhibit sharp and tough mandibles for chewing leaves. There are spinnerets behind the mandibles for maneuvering silk.
Few larvae that belong to the Hymenoptera order can seemingly look like the caterpillars of the Lepidoptera. These kinds of larvae are largely seen in the family of sawfly. While these larvae apparently bear a resemblance to caterpillars, they can be recognized by the presence of prologs on each abdominal section, an absence of hooks and crochets on the prologs, foremost ocellie on the head capsule, and a deficiency of an upside down Y-shaped suture ahead of the head.
Most animals prey on caterpillars as they are rich in protein. Consequently, caterpillars have developed several means of defense. The caterpillar's appearance often drives away the potential predator: besides, the spots and certain body parts can make it look as if it is poisonous, or larger in size and hence threatening, or non-edible. However, few species are poisonous and they have the ability to shoot acid. There are long "whip-like" organs anchoring at the ends of their body. The caterpillars jiggle these organs to scare flies and bugs. They have also advanced strong defense against physical conditions including cold and dry environmental conditions.
The majority of caterpillars is cryptically colored and bears a resemblance to the plants on which they feed and might have sections that mimic plant parts including horns. The size ranges from 1 mm to 75 mm (3.0 inches). Some of these species appear to be bird droppings in the environment. These insects tend to take aggressive self-defense measures. Although there are some bird such cuckoo that gulp down the hairiest of caterpillars. The most hostile caterpillar defenses are bristles that are linked to the venom glands. These bristles are known as urticating hairs. The South American silk moth generates one of the strong defensive chemicals. The venom is poisonous enough to instigate human to hemorrhage to death. For potential medical investigations, the chemical is being examined.
A deep study of caterpillar facts suggest that some species are known to reiterate acidic digestive juices at attacking enemies. The majority of papilionid larvae gives rise to bad smells from extrudable glands known as osmeteria. Caterpillars are capable to elude their predators by using silk line as well as drooping off from branches when perturbed.
There are some species that seek protection by associating themselves with ants. The Lycaenid butterflies are particularly renowned for this. They tend to communicate with ant defenders by vibrations and chemical means and normally offer fare rewards. There are few species that are regarded as gregarious. These insects can be sometimes confused with the sawflies larvae.
As evident from the nature of caterpillars that they predominantly rely on leaves and plants matter for their ultimate consumption. Caterpillar facts about their diet show that nearly all caterpillars are herbivorous. Some species limit themselves to particular plants, while others rely on an assortment of plants as they are polyphagus. There are some that feed in clothes moth detritus. Clothes moth is one of them. Nearly all caterpillars eat eggs, scale insects, ant larvae and aphids. Few species are considered to be cannibals in that they prey on other caterpillar species. There are some that are parasitic on cicadas or leaf hoppers.
These insects damage the agricultural produce and crops by eating leaves. The tendency for damage is increased by monocultural farming traditions, where the caterpillar is exclusively adapted to the host plant under cultivation. One of the specie named cotton bollworm causes great losses. Other species feed on food crops. Farmers tend to use several pesticides to get rid of caterpillars. However, on the negative side, numerous species have turned out to be resilient toward these pesticides. Besides, plants have also developed mechanisms of resistance in order to get rid of being eaten by caterpillars.
Many caterpillars are predominantly plant-eaters and they fancy eating higher plants, making no distinction between herbaceous plants and trees. They are also known to consume plants and trees which are poisonous to humans or few animals, without undergoing any ill effects. Lepidoptera do not specifically eat any particular part of a vegetable matter. Some species attack the foliage, others tunnel in the wood or feed at the roots, while still others feed on the fruit and seeds. All caterpillars are harmless to humans but they do not beneficial to man and crops either.
Caterpillars tend to adjust themselves on the leaves and start eating bits by bits, beginning from the edge, so that nothing is left within minutes except the stalk and few ribs. When there is excessive infestation, locusts are the only species that exceed the greed of mature caterpillars. Several wood-eating caterpillars are likely to spend more than two years as larvae, having to absorb disproportionate quantity of food due to its low nutritional worth. Thus, they are considered to be true pests for agriculture and forestry.
The leaf-mining caterpillars display a fascinating behavior in that they bore tunnels inside the thickness of a leaf or stalk, without damaging the outside. These tunnels can be seen if leaves are exposed to the light. The tunnels built by most caterpillars, follow a clearly defined course, often found to intersect once or twice without meeting. However, some species are found to bore rounded areas instead of tunnels. These rounded areas are similar to the blotch-like spots or blisters. Some members of the Coleophoridae, and all the members of Lithocolletidae and Nepticulidae are very expert at this. The Coleophoridae members also cut a piece of leaf and join it with silk threads. The caterpillar comes part-way out of the case and bores into a little area of the leaf, sporadically moving on to virgin areas which it ruins in the same way.
Torticidae caterpillars are typically skillful at rolling leaves. They tend to wrap leaves around the apparent case through the strong silk threads; then they build nests inside the case. Here's how caterpillars protect themselves from the outside world while spending their lives including the chrysalis stage.
Although most caterpillars feed on plants, a good many number of these species also consume a wide variety of other foods including dried mushrooms, stored cereals and flour, dead wood, corks, dried fruits, sometimes chocolates; besides, they are often found to consume parts of the nests of Hymenoptera, specifically of wasps, ants and bees. Some member of the families of Gelechiiadae, Pyralidae, and Tineidae are considered to be the worst offenders at stored foods, as they can cause great damage if not dealt on timely basis.
Some other species of Lepidoptera, especially those of Microlepidoptera, are known to consume animal corpses and other substances of animal origin. Unlike any other family members, the Tineidae are absolutely unforgiving in their attacks on birds' feathers, group of insects, embalmed higher animals, man-made fibers, hairs, wool, and fur. A common clothes-moth which is found in many homes is an example to this. As a matter of fact, adult moths do not pose any threat to clothing and there is little to be gained by killing it. It is the caterpillar that should be dealt strictly and ferreted out, though they often go unnoticed and left in peace.
Some species are known to consume different types of dung. A few—although the economic harm they cause is significant—feed on beeswax and spend a considerable part of their lives inside beehives. The Greater Wax moth (Galleria mellonella) belongs to the family of Pyralidae is the best known example. Once the infestation is on a massive scale, the damage it causes to beehives is serious. Some species of lepidopteridae are also predatory. They are likely to offend other insects and their eggs which they're really fond of. These aggressive members regularly prey on ants and are also found to decimate their broods and young larvae.
Fortunately, not too many parasitic lepidopteridae exists and it is normally other insects that suffer from them, though certain species overrun such invertebrates as the sloth. Scientists have not yet discovered the methods they employ while attacking sloths as well as the substance they derive from their hosts. Under exceptional circumstances, lepidoteridae are likely to take on caterpillars of their own species and this usually occurs in case of adverse climatic conditions or overcrowding—such as excessive dryness. Conditions of this sort normally arise either from where they are bred or after the immediate appearance of a large number of individuals.
Caterpillars are demanding feeders. They should travel great distances in search of food, so they have to be good walkers, too. The prolegs play an imperative role in this. The caterpillars anchor themselves by tiny hooks and sometimes also by suckers on the prolegs. The caterpillars emit silk threads through their special glands and these threads not only offer a means of attachment but also provide a safety to these insects. If a caterpillar loses its balance it will not fall down rudely rather will drop gently. After this, it will climb back again to its first position with the help of a thread emitting from its mouth and already-attached there.
Some larvae are capable to move quickly that they often make sudden jerk movements while others are too slow to leave such impressions. These characteristics vary due to the number of positions of the prolegs. 'Looping' action is one of the unique movements of Geometridae caterpillars which acquire their name from the way they move along a surface seems like they are measuring it inch by inch. Unlike typical caterpillars, they have less prolegs. The caterpillars attach their anal prolegs to the surface while thrusting their bodies in the forward direction in order to move forward. After this, they take the position with the help of thoracic legs and take along the abdomen which forms a loop behind them. They now repeat the process. Geometreidae caterpillars are known for their agility so much so that they can measure large distances in a short time.
Some species that can form protective cases around themselves from different materials also travel in an odd fashion; they employ thoracic legs to thrust forward. The body-front comes from the case and extends forward for certain distance. They then hold themselves on the surface with their legs while dragging the rest of its body behind it. The case is firmly hooked to the body on the prolegs.
The sole objective of caterpillars' movement is to reach a place where the food is abundant. However, caterpillars move at night and there are no points of reference in their surroundings that allow them to retrace their steps but they can manage to return to their nests even in extreme dark without any difficulty whatsoever.
Some caterpillars living in the huge seeds of exotic plants have displayed a distinctive way of moving. When the sun-rays strikes the seed hard and the temperature inside turns out to be unbearable, the caterpillar, which has neither the ability nor wishes to leave the seed, folds itself together and abruptly springs in such a way that the seed is fairly jolted.
Generally, caterpillars are tireless workers but they do take rest for a while from their daily chores. Some are immobile species and they simply change colors with respect to their surroundings. Other caterpillars stick to the surface with the help of a silk thread and then throw it using only their prolegs.
These caterpillars are often involved in social behavior even at times of rest. Depending upon the species, they build communal nests with the help of a sizeable silk web on the tree branches. This is called communal web. Unlike other Lepidoptera including Hyponomeutidae, processionary caterpillars leave their nests when they go out for food expeditions. Hyponomeutidae do not leave their nests or perhaps they don't need to since they find food inside the nest.
Some caterpillars are migratory like moths and butterflies. This is common specifically in South Africa and America. However, they do not voyage great distances and it's the overcrowding that mainly provokes migration from the immediate emergence of large number of caterpillars in a restricted area. Oddly enough, migratory caterpillars typically belong to species that migrate as adults.
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Joe Tomko, Sharon – Went 3-for-3, including a crucial RBI single in the sixth inning, as the Tigers edged Hickory 7-6. He also had a triple and two home runs on his way to six RBIs in an 18-3 win over Mercer.
Tanner Morris, Sharpsville – Was a home run short of the cycle, including three runs scored and three RBIs in a 13-1 win over Reynolds.
Torin Smith, Grove City – Needed only a single to complete the cycle in a 10-0 win over Meadville. Smith doubled, tripled and hit a two-run home run to end the game in five innings.
Tyler Fattman, Commodore Perry – Drilled two home runs in an 8-7 loss to Oil City.
Nate Cardy, Franklin – Had an RBI double and a two-run home run in a 6-1 win over Slippery Rock.
Luke Hipple, Titusville – Connected on an RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning to give the Rockets a 5-4 win over North East. He also went 4-for-4 with a pair of doubles and picked up the win on the mound in a 7-3 win over Seneca.
Cory Craig, Youngsville – Was a home run short of the cycle, including four RBIs, in an 11-1 win over Rocky Grove.
Austin Scere, Saegertown – Tossed a one-hit shutout while collecting an RBI triple and a three-run home run in an 11-0 win over Linesville.
Zack LaRocca, Fairview – Struck out 16 in a four-hit shutout as the Tigers bear Youngsville 2-0.
Kody Kondrlik, Cathedral Prep – Drilled a walkoff home run in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Ramblers a 4-3 win over Strong Vincent.
Isaac Mattson, Harbor Creek – Struck out 15 and scattered five hits as the Huskies picked up an impressive 2-0 win over Fort LeBoeuf.
Austin Waters, Union City – Had three hits and four RBIs in a 15-8 win over Conneaut Lake.
Aaron Morley, Northwestern – Smacked a grand slam in a 22-5 win over Iroquois.
Derrick Post, Mercyhurst Prep – Continued his midseason surge with a complete-game win against North East, 5-1. He struck out six and allowed five hits on the mound, while collected two hits and two RBIs at the plate.
Justyn Roda, Iroquois – Had a three-run home run and an RBI double in a 14-4 rout of North East.
Andrew Bevevino, Warren – Had four hits and drove in five runs in an 18-8 win over Oil City.
Alex McCann, Conneaut Lake - Collected four this this week, including four RBIs, five runs scored and stole his 10th base of the season. He also threw a four hitter against Lakeview on the mound.
Ryan Platz, McDowell – Connected on an RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning to give the Trojans a 6-5 win over St. Edward.
Tyler Engle, Corry – Tossed a three-hit shutout in a 2-0 win over Franklin.
Amy Clark, Titusville – Hammered a grand slam to break open a close game with Sharon as the Rockets beat the Tigers 10-2.
Paige Baker, Reynolds – Had two hits and struck out 11 on the mound to pick up a 9-4 win over Kennedy Catholic.
Jessica May, Jamestown – Drilled a grand slam to lead the Muskettes to a 5-4 win over Grove City.
Hannah Fowler, Franklin – Went 4-for-4 with a home run and five RBIs in a 15-9 win over Slippery Rock.
Cassie Pietkiewicz, Fort LeBoeuf – Scattered six hits and limited Warren to one run as the Bison beat the Dragons 4-1. It was Warren's first loss of the season.
Erica Suprynowicz, General McLane - Pitched a complete game and hit a walkoff RBI single in the seventh inning to give the Lancers a 5-4 win over Northwestern.
Hannah Tombaugh, Iroquois – Had three hits, including two doubles, in an 8-5 win over Seneca.
Elizabeth Lilly, Saegertown – Had three hits and two runs scored in a 6-3 win over Linesville. She also drilled a home run and finished with three RBIs in an 11-2 win over Conneaut Valley.
McKenna Morian, Conneaut Lake – Drove in three runs on two hits as the Indians upset Union City 9-8.
Raven Rozantz, Fairview – Tossed her second no-hitter of the season, including 14 strikeouts, as the Tigers beat Youngsville 2-0. She also had four hits and scored three times in a 10-4 win over General McLane.
Chelsea Czerwinski, Mercyhurst Prep – Had four hits, including two home runs, four RBIs and scored four times in a 13-9 win over Central Tech.
Sarah Lindvay, Iroquois – Had three hits, including a two-out RBI single in the seventh inning to give the Braves a 6-5 win over North East.
Aubrey Potter, Northwestern – Went 3-for-3, scored four times and drove in two runs in a 15-2 win over Villa Maria.
Track and Field
Mason DePeal, Grove City – set a school record in the high jump by clearing 6 feet, 7 inches in a sweep of George Junior and Commodore Perry.
Devin Beggs, Franklin – won the 400 and 800 as well as running legs on the winning 1,600 and 3,200 relay teams in a sweep of Oil City.
Jesse Ragon, Oil City – Won three events in a loss to Eisenhower. Ragon won the 100, the 110 hurdles and the long jump.
Matt McWilliams, Fort LeBoeuf – Won two events and set a school record in the 800 as the Bison swept Strong Vincent and East. His record time was 1 minute, 57.43 seconds.
Ryan Smathers, North East – Won the 800 and 1,600 at the McDowell Invitational. He ran impressive times in both races with 1:56.7 in the 800 and 4:18.3 in the 1,600.
Johnathon Jacoway, Sharon – Won the high jump and long jump at the Franklin Invitational.
Josh Natalie, Strong Vincent – Earned first place in the 800 and 1,600 at the Franklin Invitational.
Greg Miaczynski, Central Tech – Won the 200 and both hurdle events at the Franklin Invitational.
Kristen Belko, Hickory - Won the 100 hurdles and triple jump, while running in the winning 400 relay in a while over Slippery Rock.
Paige Kassab, Meadville – Won the high jump at 5 feet, 3 inches and set school records in the long jump and triple jump.
Andrea Miller, Fairview – Took home impressive wins in the 800 and 1,600 at the McDowell Invitational.
Jaynee Corbett, Corry – Won the discus and shot put at the McDowell Invitational.
Amber Nerlich, Franklin – Finished first in the 200 and 400 at the Franklin Invitational.
Sophie Mazza, Harbor Creek - Won both hurdle races and ran a leg on the second-place 400 relay team at the Franklin Invitational.
Rebecca Kosack, Seneca – Has dominated this season as a pole vaulter and won the McDowell Invitational by clearing 10 feet. She set the school record in the Harbor Creek Invitational as well.
Brittany Cook, Fort LeBoeuf – Won both hurdle races and was on the winning 1,600 relay team in a sweep of Fort LeBoeuf and East.
Chad Ferguson, Greenville tennis – Picked up an important win at No. 1 singles to help the Trojans knock off previously unbeaten Kennedy Catholic 3-2. He then won 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 singles in a sweep of Rocky Grove.
Anthony Pegues, Farrell volleyball – Collected 25 assists in a thrilling 3-2 win over Fort LeBoeuf.
Josh Oertly, Cochranton volleyball – In his first two dual matches of the season, Oertly is already making an immediate impact for the Cardinals. He started with nine kills, 11 digs and three blocks in a sweep of McDowell before collecting 19 kills, eight blocks and 15 digs in a win over Saegertown.
Brian Rubin, McDowell tennis – Continued his terrific season with a win over Fairview's R.J. Petrella.
Lisa DeMarco, Villa Maria lacrosse – Scored 11 goals over four matches as the Victors split 2-2 in the Notre Dame tournament. Last week, she drilled the game-winning goal in overtime in a 13-12 win over Fairview.
Alex Minnis, Meadville volleyball – Had nine aces and seven digs in a sweep of Farrell.
Ross Ferguson, Saegertown volleyball – Dished out 22 assists in a sweep of Fort LeBoeuf.
Calum Hyde, Maplewood volleyball – Had 14 kills in a sweep of McDowell.
Shane Burns, Warren tennis – Has picked up several impressive wins at No. 1 singles this season as the Dragons are undefeated and in first place in the region.


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Strategic Human Resources: Frameworks for General ManagersISBN: 978-0-471-07253-9
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A Truly Strategic Approach Geared to General Managers,Strategic Human Resources is an exciting new approach to human resource management. Rather than focusing the material on the needs of the HR manager or HR major, this conceptual text speaks to the general manager who needs to be strategically aware of HR issues.
This important new text was born out of Stanfords required HRM course for MBAs and further developed in Executive Education programs at Stanford and abroad. Chapters have already been tested by instructors at a number of other institutions, including Dartmouths Tuck School, MITs Sloan School, INSEAD, University of Chicagos Graduate School of Business, the Weatherhead School at Case Western Reserve, and North Carolina State.
Written by a sociologist and an economist, this book is truly integrative. It shows how economic, sociological, and psychological approaches to HRM complement one another, while staying firmly on the ground in terms of current practice and real-life examples.
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