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Why a Solar Water Heater Could Be Perfect for Your Tucson Home
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If you're looking for a more cost-effective way to generate the hot water you need for your building, solar water heaters are the way to go. In fact, replacing your old water heater with a solar-powered model can result in saving you hundreds of dollars every year. The basic cost of a solar water heater is in the $5,500 to $6,500 range. Once you've taken the 26 percent federal (2021 and 2022)and $1,000 state tax credits and utility rebate into account, the total cost is in the range of $3,000. In other words, solar hot water isn't just practical—it's an affordable option that's well within your reach.
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"Predicting winter wheat growth based on integrating remote sensing and crop growth modeling techniques", Acta Ecologica Sinica, vol. 31, no. 4, 2011.,
"Quantitative Classification of Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Root Length and Diameter Using Image Analysis", PLoS ONE, vol. 12, no. 1, p. e0169968, 2017.,

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Felbermayr has transported and installed four oversized components as part of the expansion of a wheat starch factory in Pischelsdorf, Austria.
After being transported by barge along the Danube River from Bulgaria, Felbermayr deployed a 750-tonne lifting capacity crane, along with a smaller 400-tonne capacity unit, to unload the components in Pischelsdorf.
Working in tandem, the cranes lifted each component from the deck of the barge and positioned the units on lowbed trailers.
Peter Niedermair-Auer from the Felbermayr project department explained that, due to restricted space at the offloading site, the transport vehicles had to be positioned behind the cranes, "otherwise the extension of the crane jibs would be too great". As a result, the units had to be manoeuvred between the two cranes before being lowered onto the trailers.
The first units that were transported to the project site included two 136-tonne film evaporators, which measured 30 m long and 5.1 m high.
"Together with the tractor unit, the convoy reached a length of 42 m and a height of 5.85 m," said Niedermair-Auer. He added that along the route the convoy had to pass under a bridge that had a height clearance of just 5.9 m.
"For such cases, we used a programme for route planning in addition to a local inspection. This enabled us to draw up concrete route section profiles and simulate critical clearance profiles with a three-dimensional model," explained Niedermair-Auer.
Once at the site, a Liebherr LG 1750 lattice boom crane and a Grove GMK 5250L telescopic crane were used to unload the components. The cranes were also used to reposition the evaporator from horizontal to vertical and set them down on to the foundations.
The two smaller components, weighing less than 40 tonnes each and measuring just over 10 m, were subsequently transported to the project site. According to Felbermayr, the lifting operations for these two units were completed using one crane.


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Yiran Li was born in Xi'an, China in 1994. She is a 2022 graduate from the University of Iowa with a Master of Fine Art degree in 3D Design. She found her interest in Furniture and Interior design when she was doing hands-on projects during her bachelor's study. Such interest motivates her to continue down the path. Li's work uses geometric forms and draws inspiration from Chinese culture. She prefers to work with wood, occasionally combined with other sustainable material. Li's work was selected for exhibition in numerous countries including the United States and Italy.
Professional Experience
Master of Fine Arts in 3D Design
University of Iowa, 2018-2022
Master of Arts in 3D Design
University of Iowa, 2018-2022
Bachelor of Fine Arts/3D Design with Honor and High Distinction
University of Iowa, 2015-2018
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Design Assistant
RH Denver, June 2022- Present
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University of Iowa 3D Design Program, August 2021- May 2022
Teaching Assistant
University of Iowa 3D Design Program, August 2018- May 2021
Design Intern
Frasch LLC, June- August 2020
ICRU (Iowa Center for Research by Undergraduates) Research Fellows
University of Iowa, Aug 2017- May 2018
Graphic Design Intern
Pentacrest Museums, University of Iowa, July 2016 - December 2018
Honors and Awards
SIT Furniture Design Award Honorable mention 2020
Hu-Hung Shu Memorial Scholarship, 2019, 2020, 2021
Honor and High Distinction with BFA degree, University of Iowa (Cross-listed in Education), 2018
President's List 2017
Juried Group Exhibitions
Personal work selected to exhibit with University of Iowa 3D Design Program
SaloneSatellite | Salone del Mobile, Milan, Italy, 2022
Ventura Future, Milan, Italy, 2019, 2018
SOFA(Sculpture Objects Functional Art and Design) CONNECT, Navy Pier, Chicago, IL
First place winner in 2019, Second place winner in 2018
ICFF (International Contemporary Furniture Fair), Javits Center, New York, 2019, 2018, 2017
Group Exhibitions
Personal work selected to exhibit in a group exhibit
Figge Art Museum: Seating by Design, Davenport, IA, 2021
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YIRAN LI (BFA '18, MA '20) SHARES HOW SHE DISCOVERED HER PASSION FOR 3D DESIGN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, International Programs, March 3rd, 2021
https://international.uiowa.edu/news/yiran-li (Active on June 25, 2022)
O'Leary, Josh: "Form+Function+Furniture", Iowa Magazine, June 3, 2019 (Cross-listed in Catalog/ Magazine)
https://magazine.foriowa.org/story.php?ed=true&storyid=1858 (Active on July 25, 2022)
Figge Art Museum: Seating by Design, curated by Monica Correia, p. 35, 69
Iowa Magazine, Cover, Summer 2019
O'Leary, Josh: "Form+Function+Furniture", Iowa Magazine, Summer 2019, p. 30-39 (Cross-listed in Website Article)
Awards and Recognition
SIT Furniture Design Award Honorable mention 2020
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Poxviruses encode many genes that are orthologs of cellular genes. These orthologs serve many functions, but those that are of most interest are ones that have evolved further and now serve an immune-evasion function. Such genes were likely first acquired by poxviruses through some form of...
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Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a ubiquitous respiratory pathogen that infects almost everyone by the age of two. In high-risk populations, such as infants and elderly individuals, RSV can infect the lower respiratory tract and cause severe symptoms, such as bronchiolitis or pneumonia. As a...
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Infectious respiratory diseases, caused by viruses and bacteria that attack the respiratory system, constitute a serious threat in public health around the world. Pathogens can be transmitted in the air though large droplets or aerosols. As aerosols can linger in the environment for a prolonged...
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Watch Dogs 2 showcases more hacker thriller action and intrigue, but taken to the extreme. Destroy an evil mega corporation in the land of the tech revolution, San Francisco, and surrounding areas like the preppy Silicon Valley or the dangerous Oakland, available for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows.
1337 H4ck3r: Manipulate and take over all things connected.
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The Good Guys: Eliminate ctOS, an operating system designed to spy on and control the masses.


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From a set of songs commissioned by the Swiss Association of Children's and Youth Choirs to promote ideas of environmentalism and peace. An extremely poignant text that exlaims, "Excuse me, I don't understand!" in terms of world hunger, violence, and growing old. Originally in French, now available in English.
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Classic, comfortable and cute! Our Hot Cross Sports Bra provides the support you need without the discomfort of a regular bra. Featuring elastic straps and removable pads, this bra is the perfect blend of style and support! Made using our signature recycled polyester fabric, this collection is good for the Earth and good for you!
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This privacy policy governs your use of the software application Where's Ozil? ("Application") for mobile devices that was created by Peter Weiss.
What information does the Application obtain and how is it used?
User Provided Information
The Application obtains the information you provide when you download the Application. When you register with us and use the Application, you generally provide (a) your user name; (b) transaction-related information, such as when you make purchases, respond to any offers, or download or use applications from us; (c) information you provide us when you contact us for help.
Automatically Collected Information
The developer is neither collecting nor storing any information.
The Application has been built with Cocos2d Objective-C.
The Application offers the optional use of Game Center on iOS.
The Application shows advertisings provided by Appodeal. All advertisings are non-targeted, to conform to the General Data Protection Regulation and the The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). This applies to all users worldwide. For more information, please refer to their privacy policy.
Does the Application collect precise real time location information of the device?
This Application does not collect precise information about the location of your mobile device.
Do third parties see and/or have access to information obtained by the Application?
Please note that the Application does not transmit any personal information. We will share your information with third parties only in the ways that are described in this privacy statement.
The Application shows advertisings provided by Appodeal. Some information like Customer Support, User ID, Product Interaction, Diagnostics and Other Data may be collected by the Ad provider Appodeal and its partners. For more information, please refer to their privacy policy.
Automatic Data Collection and Advertising
We work with advertisers and third party advertising networks. To make sure that no personal data will be transmitted,
- The developer does neither collect nor send any information at all
- The developer initializes the advertising plugin with the parameter "user did not consent to data collection". For more information, please refer to the ad provider, Appodeal. .
As a result, the advertising will not be targeted, and may not be as relevant as in similar Applications.
Data Retention Policy, Managing Your Information
If you would like us to delete User Provided Data that you have provided via the Application, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we will respond in a reasonable time.
We do not use the Application to knowingly solicit data from or market to children under the age of 13. If a parent or guardian becomes aware that his or her child has provided us with information without their consent, he or she should contact us at email@example.com. We will delete such information from our files within a reasonable time.
We are concerned about safeguarding the confidentiality of your information. We provide physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards to protect information we process and maintain. For example, we do not disclose any personal information to any third party. The developer does not collect or store any data. Please be aware that, although we endeavor provide reasonable security for information we process and maintain, no security system can prevent all potential security breaches.
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If you have any questions regarding privacy while using the Application, or have questions about our practices, please contact us via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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If you are involved in a Civil case and seeking to set right an undesirable situation, you would pursue a Civil claim against the wrongful party.


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Stevenage Road, Fulham, London SW6 6HH
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As this is a London fixture, Arsenal Travel will not be organizing any official travel.
By London Underground
Putney Bridge on the District Line. Approximately 10 minutes walk.
By Bus
From Kingston-upon-Thames bus station - Take either the number 85 or C4 bus to Putney Bridge. The ground is approximately 10 minutes walk from Putney Bridge.
From Hammersmith - Catch either one of the following buses which run down Fulham Palace Road: 190, 211, 295, 220.
From Putney - Catch either the 74 or the 220 to Fulham Palace Road.
For further details call the London Transport Line on 020 7222 1234.
By Car
From the North: Take the A1/M1 to North Circular A406 follow signs for Harlesden A404, then take the A219 to Hammersmith. When on Broadway follow signs for Fulham, turn right after 1 mile into Harbord Street then left at the end for the ground.
From the South/East: Take the South circular A205, follow signs for Putney Bridge A219, cross the bridge and follow signs for Hammersmith for half a mile. Take a left into Bishops Park Road, then right at the end.
From the West: Take the M4 to the A4. After two miles branch left into Hammersmith Broadway, then follow signs for Fulham. Turn right after 1 mile into Harbord Street then left at the end for the ground.
Matchday Parking Restrictions
The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham has recently proposed the implementation of Saturday and week day match day parking controls in Zones X and Y adjacent to Fulham Football Club's stadium.
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The Council will introduce a one hour maximum stay for non-residential match day visitors on Saturday and weekday match days.
All supporters aiming to travel to the stadium using their cars are therefore advised to find alternative methods of transport.
9.00am to 9.30pm on Monday to Friday matchdays
9.00am to 5.00pm on matchday Saturdays
(There are no match day restrictions on Sunday or bank holiday games)
Restrictions will apply to zones X & Y and will be introduced on a trial basis and monitored for the first six months.
Supporters should note that these restrictions do not apply to Blue Badge Holders.
Copyright 2023 The Arsenal Football Club Limited. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source.


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What are client actions?
Client actions are the actions that a Flock client takes when a user interacts with controls like buttons, slash commands, and so on, that have been provided by an app. Flock currently supports three kinds of client actions. They are:
- Actions that open a widget containing the app's content;
- Actions that open a URL in the system browser;
- Actions that dispatch an event to the app service.
How do I configure a client action?
Typically, you set up a client action by providing a ClientActionConfig object while configuring a button or a slash command, either in the app manifest or in an attachment. A client action can also be triggered by a widget using methods provided in flock.js, or by FlockML content using anchor tags.
Which client action is performed depends on the
type attribute of this object. The various options are:
openWidget.Opens a widget.
openBrowser. Opens the system browser.
.Sends an event to the app service.
How do I open a widget?
See the relevant section in the widgets page.
How do I open the system browser?
You can open the system browser by providing a ClientActionConfig object with type
openBrowser and the following attributes:
url. The URL to open.
sendContext. This is a boolean value that specifies if specific query parameters (like
flockClient, flockEvent, and so on) should be appended to the URL. The default value is
false. Never set this to
trueif you are opening a third party URL in the browser.
For example, to open the browser each time a user presses the attachment picker button, provide the configuration as below.
attachmentPicker: { description: "<attachment picker help text>", icon: "attachment-picker.png", action: { type: "openBrowser", url: "<action url>", sendContext: true } }
How do I dispatch an event to the app service?
You can dispatch an event to the app service by providing a ClientActionConfig object with the type
dispatchEvent. The type of event that is sent to your app service is covered in the next section.
For example, to dispatch an event when user enters a slash command, provide this configuration:
slashCommand: { command: "<name of the command>", helpText: "<help text for the slash command>", action: { type: "dispatchEvent" } }
How does my app discover what triggered the client action?
An event is generated anytime a client action is triggered. The event, along with its attributes, is:
- either sent to the app service using the Events API if the configured action was to dispatch the event; or
- passed as the URL query param
flockEventto the widget or browser URL.
The table below explains the specific events generated for each trigger.
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The event name along with its attribute provides sufficient context for the client action.
Can client actions be triggered for users who haven't installed the app?
Yes. There are a couple of scenarios in which a Flock client might trigger a client action for a user who hasn't installed the app. These are:
- An attachment that contains a widget is shared with a user or a group where a predefined number of users hasn't installed your app.
- An attachment shared with such a user contains a button that triggers a client action.
In case the configured action is to open a widget or the browser, the Flock client allows it, however no user token is passed. (See this section in the widgets page for more details.) The Flock client doesn't allow the configured action to dispatch an event to the app service; instead, it prompts the user to install the app.


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Friday, July 19, 2013
My Mint Birthday Mani in Honor of Talia
It's my birthday today! Woo hoo! I turn 27 today, and while I'm happy it's my birthday, I think the older you get the less eventful birthdays become. Birthdays are a little more exciting when you're little, now it's just another day, but a day I choose to spoil myself rotten. Nevermind, it's kind of exciting!
Today is also the day many bloggers and I have chosen to post mint manis in honor of Talia Castellano. Talia was a 13 year old girl and beauty Youtuber who bravely fought cancer for 6 years of her life. Sadly, we lost Talia this past Tuesday, but she certainly impacted many of our lives.
I want to talk about what Talia has meant to me in my life. 2013 has been a very difficult year for me. Earlier this year, I faced the scariest moment of my life. Since then, things have been tough for me emotionally. My anxiety, depression, and emotions have been on high. I have found it difficult to live outside of my head and truly enjoy the moment.
This is where Talia comes in. I discovered Talia's videos in early March and I watched her segment on the Ellen DeGeneres Show. I immediately became inspired by Talia. Talia had faced unimaginable challenges at her age, yet she remained positive, energetic, and full of an absolute love for life and every moment. Talia became a tangible reminder to me to stop and smell the roses. Talia helped me to realize just because bad things may happen in life it doesn't mean your life stops. I couldn't allow negativity and fear to take away the joy I could experience.
What I also love about Talia is she was able to express herself , connect with others, and fulfill herself through her passion with makeup. There is so much more to beauty bloggers/youtbers than what we swatch or what we review. Our passion goes deeper because it allows us the platform to connect and share a part of ourselves with the world. The things we share with the world can potentially help, encourage, and inspire others. That is exactly what Talia did for me, and I know she touched many of us in the same way as well.
This is the mint mani I've done for my birthday in honor of Talia.
I started with Essie Mint Candy Apple and topped that off with Krafty Gurl Totally Neon and China Glaze Make A Spectacle. I wanted to make it lively because it is my birthday, and Talia was fun-spirited and full of life!
To see other bloggers sporting mint manis for Talia or want to add your blog to the list check out below!
Happy Friday!
Posted by Stephanie Merlin at 11:00 AM
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Lovely mint manicure for Talia.ReplyDelete
- Erin OrtizJuly 19, 2013 at 11:47 AM
Thank you for this post, I hope today we are all reminded to live each day to the fullest and enjoy life and the people around us. Happy birthday dear!ReplyDelete
Love this post. And love the fun and whimsical glitter on top!ReplyDelete
Such a fun/spirited mani! Happy birthday :DReplyDelete
Love this mani! It's a perfect tribute to Talia and a great birthday mani as well! Happy birthday, bestie! Hope your day is absolutely fabulous and full of fun. Love you, and wish I could spend your day celebrating with you! ♥ReplyDelete
I did the same Essie polish as you! Mine is 55 :)ReplyDelete
Definitely, I hope so too. Thank you!ReplyDelete
Thank you, Stef!ReplyDelete
I wish you could too. I miss you! Thank you! Love you <3!ReplyDelete
Lovely mani ♥ and a very touching post. Thanks for sharing ♥♥♥ReplyDelete
Many happy returns! :-*
I love and appreciate all comments. I will respond to any questions in comments ASAP. Please refrain from linking your blog in the comment section. These comments will be deleted. I'd be happy to view your blog if you email me your link.


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Suzanne (Sue) Margaret West was born in Cowra, NSW and grew up on family grazing property. Her initial education was with Blackfriars Correspondence School, then Cowra Public and High Schools.
She undertook General Nursing training at Cowra District Hospital followed by Midwifery at King George V Memorial Hospital (RPAH), Mothercraft and Community Health at Cumberland College of Health Sciences (now part of Sydney University). She is a member of the Australian College of Nursing.
Sue joined the ALP in 1974 and has held executive positions at branch, SEC and FEC levels. She also served as International Secretary of the Party between 1997 and 2014.
Sue served in the Australian Senate in 1987, and then from 1990-2002, also serving as Deputy President of Senate between 1997 and 2002.
During her time in the Senate, Sue served on many Senate Committees including Rural and Regional Affairs and Community Affairs which covered health and welfare matters.
Sue is currently a member of the ALP International Party Development Committee (IPDC), the NSW ALP Administrative Committee and the NSW ALP Finance and Compliance Committee.
Sue is active in many community organisations and is a Life Member of the Australian Labor Party.


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Grand River Health's Patient Financial Services department guarantees all patients will be treated fairly regardless of their ability to pay. Patient Account Representatives can answer questions about your hospital and/or clinic bill(s). They can also help you understand financial policies and billing procedures. Patient Financial Services Monday-Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm 625-6555 or 625-6556 We offer automatic credit/debit card payment programs, also the convenience of paying your bill online, Commitment to Charity Care, Compromiso a Asistencia de Caridad
There are many choices available when it comes to health care. We appreciate you using Grand River Health services for any of your needs. We pride ourselves on being your local choice for health procedures and visits. We hire talented, experienced and compassionate providers and offer a comfortable facility for you and your family. We understand that the costs of service can seem daunting, but we are here to help you through every step of the way. We have programs that can help you if you are uninsured or underinsured, as well as staff that are here to answer any of your questions. Self-pay and balance-after-insurance accounts may be forwarded to our Extended Business Office, AR Services, if not paid within 30 days of the statement you receive from Grand River Health. They will work on our behalf to arrange interest-free payment plans with all our patients. AR Services also offers a Medical Financing at 12% interest up to 5 years, a great option for those patients whose balances cannot be settled in 6 months to a year. AR Services refers accounts to A-1 Collection Agency if not paid in full within 90 days or if a payment plan has not been complied with. A-1 Collection Agency does report to the credit bureaus and charges interest. We encourage you to work with us, or AR Services, to avoid having your accounts sent to the collection agency. If you get a bill you do not understand or may believe to be incorrect, please contact our PFS Department at 970-625-6555.
You can conveniently pay your bill online through this link.
Grand River Health reserves the right to revoke financial assistance if it determines person applying for financial assistance/charity care, has knowingly mis-represented their financial needs, or any other information necessary to determine financial status for purposes of this policy.
Grand River Health reserves the right to extend or deny financial assistance/charity care to persons for other administrative, legal reasons.
However, Grand River Health will not deny nor extend financial assistance on the basis of race, color, creed, age, religion or national origin. The Chief Financial Officer will exercise final discretion regarding the use of financial assistance/charity care for GRHD patients.
If you do not qualify for CICP, Grand River Health offers an in-house charity program, please call Patient Financial Services 970-625-6555 for information.
The staff will be more than happy to assist you with your financial questions.
Beginning January 1, 2020, Colorado state law protects you* from "surprise billing," also known as "balance billing."
What is surprise/balance billing, and when does it happen?
You are responsible for the cost-sharing amounts required by your health plan, including copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance. If you are seen by a provider or use services in a facility or agency that are not in your health plan's network, you may have to pay additional costs associated with that care. These providers or services at facilities or agencies are sometimes referred to as "out-of-network."
Out-of-network facilities or agencies often bill you the difference between what your insurer decides is the eligible charge and what the out-of-network provider bills as the total charge. This is called "surprise" or "balance" billing.
When you CANNOT be balance-billed:
Emergency Services
Not every service provided in an emergency department is an emergency service. If you are receiving emergency services, in most circumstances, the most you can be billed for is your plan's in-network cost-sharing amounts. You cannot be balanced-billed for any other amount. This includes both the emergency facility and any providers that see you for emergency care.
Non-Emergency Services at an In-Network or Out-of-Network Facility
The facility or agency must tell you if you are at an out-of-network location or at an in-network location that is using out of network providers. They must also tell you what types of services may be provided by any out-of-network provider.
You have the right to request that in-network providers perform all covered medical services. However, you may have to receive medical services from an out-of-network provider if an in-network provider is not available. In this case, the most you can be billed for covered services is your in-network cost-sharing amount (copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance). These providers cannot balance bill you.
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- Your insurer will pay out-of-network providers and facilities directly. Again, you are only responsible for paying your in-network cost-sharing for covered services.
- Your insurer must count any amount you pay for emergency services or certain out-of-network services (described above) toward your in-network deductible and out-of-pocket limit.
- Your provider or facility or agency must refund any amount you overpay within 60 days of being notified.
- A provider, hospital, or outpatient surgical facility cannot ask you to limit or give up these rights.
If you receive services from an out-of-network provider or facility or agency in any OTHER situation, you may still be balance billed, or you may be responsible for the entire bill. If you intentionally receive non-emergency services from an out-of-network provider or facility, you may also be balance billed.
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Boston Film Family Releases Official Trailer for Parts Unknown Wrestling / Horror Movie
Boston, Massachusetts – March 1, 2018 – Boston Film Family, LLC, has released the official trailer of its upcoming feature film, Parts Unknown. The wrestling/horror movie will have its world premiere on June 9, 2018.
Written, produced and directed by Boston Film Family CEO Richard Chandler, Parts Unknown is the story about how the infamous Von Strasser family (of professional wrestling fame) seek to violently reclaim their notorious status through supernatural means despite being blackballed by forces within the industry. The movie stars retired pro-wrestler/actor William DeCoff, pro-wrestling manager/actress Lizzie Havoc, and Boston Film Family alumni Alexandra Cipolla, Alexander Hauck, and Sarah Michelle.
Former pro-wrestler Jake "The Snake" Roberts lends his vocal talents to the movie. Cameos are also provided by the indie tag team The Devil's Doormen as well as YouTube and podcast personality Brian Zane (of "Wrestling with Wregret" fame).
"Professional wrestling has always been plagued with controversies over drug use, exploitation, and violence" explained Chandler about the deeper social issues that fuel his latest cinematic endeavor. "As over-the-top as Parts Unknown is, it still addresses the personal, political, and business pressures that lead to some of the movie's crazier moments."
"You get a glimpse – albeit slightly exaggerated – at what wrestling as a business has become," continued the self-described "massive" wrestling fan. "What wrestlers put themselves through for the art of wrestling – especially in the indie scene – to please small goups of rabid fans is crazy but triumphant. Much of the movie involves undertones of sacrifice for a greater 'cause' and how that sense of sacrifice has affected entertainment in particular and possibly the world in general."
"(Wrestling) is an art form," added Chandler. "So is horror if it's done right. Both incorporate violence, brutality, crazy characters, a little humor, and more. The slow build to intense moments is something both wrestling and horror can deliver."
Boston Film Family, LLC, is an award-winning Massachusetts-based independent film production company that specializes in the creation of visual horror and grindhouse stories. Its previous works include the featurette Witch Hunt (2016), the feature film Gilgamesh (2014), and the webseries Boston Massacre (2012-2013).
For more information on Boston Film Family, LLC and Parts Unknown check out the following links:
- Official Site: www.bostonfilmfamily.com
- IMDB: www.imdb.com/title/tt5759188/reference
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/bostonundead
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/BostonUndead
- Twitter: @BostonUndead
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Moon Thru Branches 2
Photo by Gamaliel Masters
I rode the wind last night
in supple ancient leathers
cracked along crease lines
like tracings in lizards' hides,
rode out along Alligator Alley
through the Glades alive with
night things, thick with sounds,
bull gators the base note,
their roars and twirling bodies
seeding explosions in marsh water,
the skeeters high pitched whines
just memories as I slammed past
too fast for them to bite.
I floored the Harley and
raced the moon across the sky,
rode right down the yellow line,
watched shimmering moonlight
silver the swamp grass and
stream past me at warp speed.
I rode till first light
tethered the moon out of sight,
and day notes infiltrated
the soundscape barely able to
be heard above the engine roar.
I stopped by the side of the road,
became drunk with the scents of
wet grasses and the musk of otters,
drunk again with the music of
wrens and the croaks of herons,
still more with the feel of damp
warmth rising like fog from the
marsh edges heavy with night dew.
I see ahead the roofs of new houses
edging into the Glades like toxic
aliens welded to reclaimed land until
the next big blow comes surging in.
I've roared, marched, written letters as
we turn the land into leaching fields,
drain the sacred wildness from ourselves,
drain the sacred wildness from the land,
and treat it like no account sludge to be
buried out of sight and forgotten, and
I fear that when it is all paved over and our
wildness is a footnote factoid from the past,
that we'll all go mad with soul memories
that surf our night dreams and make us lust
for midnight rides on a Harley racing the moon
down yellow lines on roads thick with sounds
and musky smells and explosions in marsh water.
© Zen Oleary
March 13, 2003
Tiger Eye
Artistic Modification by Norman E. Masters


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Lebanon uses Arab summit to call for Syrian refugees' return
BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon used an Arab economic summit on Sunday to call for the return of Syrian refugees to safe areas of their war-torn country, where the nearly eight-year civil war is still underway despite a recent series of government victories.
President Michel Aoun told the opening session that Lebanon is overwhelmed by the presence of Syrian and Palestinian refugees, who make up about half the population of the tiny country, which is struggling with an economic crisis.
The meeting is the first economic and development summit to be held since 2013, and comes as Syria, Yemen and Libya remain gripped by violence and Iraq confronts a massive reconstruction challenge after its costly victory over the Islamic State group.
Arab League Secretary General Ahmed Aboul-Gheit said nearly half of all refugees "come from our Arab world."
Qatar's ruler attended the summit, which has been marred by divisions over readmitting Syria to the Arab League. But Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani arrived shortly before the summit and left shortly after it began.
Qatar has been one of the main backers of Syrian insurgents trying to overthrow President Bashar Assad.
The United Arab Emirates and Bahrain have reopened their embassies in Damascus, and the visit by Qatar's ruler is widely seen as a first step to restoring relations with Syria.
As the summit was ongoing in Beirut, Syrian state media reported that the country's air defense units repelled an Israeli airstrike near the Damascus International Airport. Such attacks have usually occurred at night but Sunday's air raid happened during daylight hours.
Sheikh Tamim and the president of Mauritania were the only heads of state from the 22-member Arab League who came to Beirut to attend the summit. Other countries sent lower-level delegations.
The other leaders' absence appeared to be a snub to Lebanon, where groups led by the Iranian-backed Hezbollah had insisted that Assad should be invited.
"We regret the absences of some brotherly kings and presidents who have their justified excuses," Aoun said without elaborating.
"We call for a safe return of Syrian refugees to their country, especially to stable areas that can be reached and areas of low levels of violence," Aoun said in his opening address. "This should not be linked to reaching a political solution."
Lebanon's Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil read out the summit's final communique which focused mostly on refugees. Syria's conflict has led to the displacement of half the country's population and created more than 5 million refugees, who fled mostly to neighboring Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey.
The statement called on the international community to "boost circumstances" that would allow the refugees to return to their home country, such as helping host countries as well as investing in the refugees' homelands.
"They should also give aid to refugees and the displaced in their countries to encourage them to return," said the final communique.
Lebanon is home to some 1 million Syrian refugees, a quarter of the country's population.
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Natchez Senior Citizen's Multipurpose Center - Adult Day Care
800 Washington Street
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(601) 442- 5082
|The Purpose of Adult Day Care is to: Provide care, supervision and services to individuals who are capable of only limited self-care; Meet health maintenance, prevention/ intervention, and rehabilitation needs; Promote a maximum level of independence; To interact socially with other people
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This photograph was taken just a few minutes before the one used on the monotone page in my last post. I loved Hubby and DS together in the falling snow grasping onto snowballs dressed in shades of winter blue.
I decided to concentrate on the theme of 'snowflakes', again I made good use of my new MS snowflake round the page punches and even used the snowflakes that were created from the negative. My favourite embellishment are the hand made acetate snowflakes cut using a cute cuttlebug die then embellished with a little bling... who would of thought it..I managed to get the boys and bling on the same page!


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Percutaneous Balloon Valvuloplasty
(Percutaneous Commissurotomy)
Pronounced: Purr-cue-TAY-knee-us BA-loon VAL-view-low-PLAS-tee
by Ricker Polsdorfer, MD
Percutaneous balloon valvuloplasty is a procedure to improve a heart valve. A balloon will help to open a stiff heart valve.
Reasons for Procedure
This procedure is done to improve blood flow through a heart valve. It is done to treat a condition called stenosis. Better blood flow will relieve symptoms. For most, the improvement will last at least 2 years.
This procedure is not appropriate for all stenosis. Some will require open heart surgery instead.
Possible Complications
Problems from the procedure are rare. All procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
Your risk of complications may be increased if you have:
Certain factors can increase the risk of complications. Talk to your doctor about factors that may increase your risk such as:
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
There are many tests that will be done before the procedure. They will help determine your heart health and valve damage.
Talk to your doctor about your medicine. You may be asked to stop taking some medicine up to one week before the procedure.
Local anesthesia will numb the area. Sedation medicine will help you relax.
Description of the Procedure
You will be lying down in a special procedure room. There will be x-ray machines and surgical equipment.
A blood vessel in your groin or arm will be prepared. A wire will be placed through your skin to the blood vessel. It will be passed through the blood vessel until it reaches the heart valve. The doctor can watch the progress of wire with the x-rays. A tube with a balloon tip will be passed over the wire. A dye may be injected through the device. This will help the doctor see the area and make sure the device is in the right place. The balloon will then be inflated and deflated. The inflation may need to be repeated. The device will then be removed from the blood vessel. A dressing will be placed over the puncture site.
Immediately After Procedure
You may need to lie still and flat on your back for a little while. A pressure dressing may be placed over the puncture area.
How Long Will It Take?
Between 30 minutes and 2 hours
How Much Will It Hurt?
You may feel some discomfort when the balloon is inflated. It is usually minor.
Average Hospital Stay
Most people are kept overnight. The medical team will monitor for any complications. Your doctor may choose to keep you longer if problems arise.
Postoperative Care
During your stay, the hospital staff will take steps to reduce your chance of infection such as:
There are also steps you can take to reduce your chances of infection such as:
Time to recover is short. There will be a bandage over the puncture site. Strenuous activities will be limited for a short time. The doctor will need to recheck progress in several days to weeks later.
A blood thinner may also be needed.
Call Your Doctor
It is important for you to monitor your recovery. Alert your doctor to any problems right away. If any of the following occur, call your doctor:
If you think you have an emergency, call for emergency medical services right away.
American Heart Association
The Society of Thoracic Surgeons
Health Canada
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
Balloon valvuloplasty. Encyclopedia of Surgery website. Available at:
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A quick update from The Dock on a rain-streaked Valentines Day. The heat is on, the coffee is flowing, and (in what is becoming a fantastic Friday tradition) Barney's fiddle-playing is wafting through the cafe… Love is in the air – but it could just be how much I love this place…
The day today started with a great event run by Volunteer Now and Business In The Community – the launch of the Be A Saint initiative. Over bacon butties and fruit platters (thanks Mace!) we were all encouraged to find ways to volunteer. One speaker even broke into song – it was quite surreal (but wonderful) to be serenaded by Nessun Dorma and That's Amore at 9:30 in the morning!
And the Saint's Day theme continued throughout the day – one volunteer arrived with a lifetime's supply of LoveHearts for every customer, while Stan the Baker got in the mood with heart-shaped shortbread and romantic German biscuits:
(Is that the first time the words 'romantic' and 'German' have been in such close proximity? Now that Joachim is on the Dock team, never miss an opportunity for a German joke)
And finally, something to lift your spirits as the rain falls: if it wasn't for the mad weather, we wouldn't have started last Sunday's Dock walk with a perfect rainbow arching overhead:
And as if nature wasn't putting on enough of a show during our walk, we also had a friendly up-close visit from Sammy the Seal when we were chatting at the water's edge beside HMS Caroline (I know it's a terrible iPhone photo, but honestly – he was right beside us!)
So there you go – I haven't ever belonged to a church which got to enjoy visiting seals and rainbows during the service. And I've never been in a cafe where a man serenaded the room with Nessun Dorma. It's a bit unique, this Life in the Titanic Quarter


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Over at Wendie's Wanderings, Wendie Old is excited to discover that her biography for young readers, To Fly, The Story of the Wright Brothers, is one of the recommended books on the new national Common Core standards booklist!
Robin at Book Muse celebrates the beginning of summer by exploring life under the sea with Jason Chin's Coral Reefs.
Polly at The Little Wooden Horse is going to whet your appetite for cake with Let's Bake Cake! Hope she sends some my way!
Jeff Barger at NC Teacher Stuff takes us on a trip to Italy with Orani: My Father's Village to celebrate family. Do you have your own Orani?
Anastasia Suen introduces her sing and read book Johnny Appleseed at Nonfiction Book Blast.
It's Soccer Week at Perogies & Gyoza and I have a very thorough and fun book that gives all the info about soccer a kid could every want, The Everything Kids' Soccer Book.
Shelf-Employed delves into a new Scholastic title, My Body.
Jennifer at the Jean Little Library has a book for teens on babysitting, called Don't Sit on the Baby. I'd like to hand it out to all my neighbours as a hint!
Today Simply Science features a book called About Hummingbirds.
The Swimmer Writer has a book for the nocturnal set called A Place for Bats.
Tammy at Apple with Many Seeds introduces a book about historical cold cases that have been solved thanks to modern scientific techniques, called Case Closed? Nine Mysteries Unlocked by Modern Science.


text: As you can tell by the lack of updated content (last post 02/07…UHG), I'm falling horribly behind on updates to Wykleville. Between work, travel, work, kids, health, work, and self…I've only able to post the new Picasa photo albums. With this simple public post, I'm vowing today that I will make a concerted effort this weekend to get back into sync with the Wykleville and make a grand push to bring everything up to present day. After all, this ongoing work makes my life easier at the end of the year when I go to compile the 3rd annual Wykleville blog book. Thanks for the understanding!


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April 19, 2012 -- The College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES) at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls (UWRF) is seeking businesses and organizations which have projects they would like teams of university students to tackle, under the guidance of faculty mentors, as part of an experiential learning course.
Each semester CAFES offers this course that requires teams of students to apply their academic skills to the completion of a project defined by a business or an organizational client. This course is typically taken in the student's senior year and is the culmination of the student's academic career. It is intended that the experience of completing this project will bridge the gap between the student's academic and professional careers.
The benefits to the business/organizational client include having more than 600 student person hours devoted to a project with possible end products being feasibility studies, design analyses, financial analyses, business plans, marketing plans and prototypes. In the course of their work, project teams draw on the expertise of faculty mentors and other UWRF faculty and staff. In addition, Steve DeWald, director of the UWRF Small Business Development Center, mentors the students on multiple aspects of business planning and feasibility studies. Clients are generally expected to pay a small fee to cover the cost of producing the deliverables.
Last semester's clients included the Land Stewardship Project (LSP), a non-profit organization committed to promoting sustainable agriculture and sustainable communities. Karen Stettler, LSP program organizer, summarized her experience with the class: "I went into the experience with a really open mind, not knowing the farming background or educational pursuits of the students. The students were very professional and took their responsibilities seriously. The focus of this work was beyond agriculture and amazingly there was a student with film background that was perfect. I believe all of us learned and grew during the semester working together. I would highly recommend this experience to others and would definitely consider taking another opportunity to work with the UW-River Falls students in the future."
Jim Schreiber of Miles to Ride, LLC, a River Falls enterprise that provides an equestrian experience for disabled adults, had the students draft a business plan for a business that would provide jobs to disabled adults. Schreiber said, "The Experiential Learning course was a wonderful starting tool that provided meaningful in-depth research by UWRF students for our new venture. We enjoyed multiple interactions with our highly committed students throughout the semester. This course provided a definite symbiotic relationship between community members and the UWRF students."
If you are interested in having your project considered for fall semester 2012, contact Juliet Tomkins, UWRF adjunct professor, at 715-425-3298 or email email@example.com by May 11.


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Larval development of the Chinese mitten crab Eriocheir sinensis H. Milne-Edwards (Decapoda: Grapsidae) reared in the laboratory
Larvae of the Chinese mitten crab Eriocheir sinensis were reared in the laboratory from the time of hatching and through metamorphosis. Development normally consists of a Prezoea, 5 Zoea stages, and a Megalopa. Occasionally, an additional (stage VI) Zoea and, in one case, an additional Megalopa (transitional to the first crab stage) were observed. Detailed morphological descriptions of all larval and the first two juvenile instars are given, and larval morphology is compared with that of two closely related species, Eriocheir japonicus and Eriocheir rectus, descriptions of which have recently become available. The zoeal stages of these species can be distinguished by their different number of aesthetics and setae on the antennules, and different setation of maxillipeds 1 and 2. The Megalopa shows differences in the shape of the rostrum and again in the morphology of the antennule. These and other morphological differences (mainly in setation and spinulation of the zoeal ca! rapace) between E. sinensis and E. japonicus larvae suggest that they may be very closely related but separate species; this contradicts a recent study of adult morphometrics and molecular genetics, suggesting that they are only varieties of a single species.


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5 February 2020
Avon Fund for Women and Girls
The Avon Fund for Women and Girls (formerly the Avon Female Empowerment Fund) is managed by Northamptonshire Community Foundation on behalf of Avon Cosmetics Ltd. The Fund's key priority is to support projects across Northamptonshire that improve the quality of life for women and girls.
Grants will be given to projects which support women and girls by:
- Building skills and confidence.
- Improving health and wellbeing.
- Helping women to move on from violence or abuse.
- Supporting social networks.
Applicants should note this list is not exhaustive.
The next deadline for applications is 6 March 2020.


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Whats the first thing Andrew does when he arrives in London?
Goes to Norway, of course. I will be gone until Thursday next week and will be speaking at a few events there related to Church Planting and DAWN Europe.
Bloggers who will be there with me include Reinhold Scharnowski, Marc Van Der Woude, Kerstin Hack, to name a few.
This will be my first time in Norway. Its going to be FREEZING cold but there will be lots of good friends there. I am praying that I will be an encouragement to the churches and networks there. My subject is emerging culture and emerging church. I might be wrong, but I think norway is quite traditional, and yet has a fantastic track record in sending out missionaries who are just great, functional, balanced people.
Off to Norway
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I know today is Friday, but with school holidays, surely I have an excuse for running late!! Plus, this is two weeks worth of pics, since I was manically busy in the last week of school and forgot to post.
Wednesday: Today was the absolutely quintessential spring day! It was sunny and warm, but not too warm. My perfect kind of day, and this was a perfect outfit.
Thursday: Today was another beautiful day, but was unexpectedly much, much cooler, so I spent most of the day freezing my behind off!! These jeans are new from Gap, and I am in love – the skinny bootcut is so flattering, and the denim is really nice. I also have them in fuchsia and lemon, but I hope they bring them out in another rinse – that is how much I love them!
Friday: After the lovely spring days of the past week, today was back to full on winter, with a massive storm. I went to a school mum's luncheon at the country club, and was amazed to see people playing golf in this weather. I am not understating things when I say it was raining cats and dogs!
Orange jersey scarf: JannysGirl @ Etsy
Friday: If you are curvy and/or busty, then you would know that wearing a shirt under a sweater can look really bulky, and make you look larger than you really are. I love the look of a crisp collar peaking our from a sweater, which is why I am in love with SkinnyShirts. I wrote a review about a year ago and I am still impressed with mine!
Skinny bootcut jeans: Gap
Silver leaf earrings: Verite
Sunday: Today was beautiful and sunny and we spent it at the annual Royal Show (like a State Fair) and had an absolute blast. The kids loved all the animals, the fireworks were great, and there was just so much to see and do. Today I still wanted to look nice, but it needed to be practical as well. There was lots of walking, it was hot, and this outfit held up well. The bag was a great choice, too. This is an old nappy (diaper) bag which I haven't used for a long time, but it is super practical with lots of pockets and a long cross body strap, which none of my other bags have. Now that I've rediscovered it, I think you'll be seeing it a lot more.
White leather nappy bag: Storksak
Blue flats: Naturaliser
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February ends this week, meaning I'll conclude another winter without a bobwhite quail hunt in Arkansas.
I miss it.
For all practical purposes, quail hunting is a thing of the past in our state. Or should I say "bird hunting," as most Arkansans knew it? You didn't have to ask what the bird was. It was the bobwhite quail.
My favorite meal as a child was fried quail with rice and gravy. Having fried quail and grits for breakfast on Christmas morning was another special treat. We occasionally would kill a woodcock along the way (a good bird dog also will point a woodcock), and I would get the fried woodcock along with my quail.
In 1967, when I was 8 years old and just starting to hunt with my father, the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission conducted an annual breeding survey in which it recorded almost 30 bobwhites per mile. By 1982, the last year I seriously hunted quail, the number was down to seven birds. Now, it's one or less.
In his 2004 book "A Quail Hunter's Odyssey," Joseph Greenfield Jr. wrote: "The true bird hunters consider this addicting avocation to be nothing less than the key to the enjoyment of life. From late November until early March, the everyday problems of life become unimportant. Quail season is open. Each component of bird hunting – birds, dogs, shotguns – combines in changing proportions to paint a beautiful canvas. Dyed-in-the-wool bird hunters frequently choose to hunt by themselves. My primary reason for hunting with others is that they own the land and have invited me to participate. Without them there would be no hunt."
I loved hunting with my dad. But I knew I was becoming a man when he would let me take our truck and our bird dogs out alone. I would head out after school for a quick hour or two of hunting before dark – just our Brittany spaniel, our English setter and me.
I've never much enjoyed hunting pen-raised birds. Greenfield concurred, writing: "Unless physically unable, the true bird hunter will choose to hunt wild quail. This endeavor will entail either many hours of fruitless searching or else taking part in an extraordinarily expensive endeavor. Certainly there are many shooting preserves which make a considerable effort to simulate wild bird hunting. Undoubtedly, for some, released birds may serve as a reasonable substitute for wild birds. But, and it is a very big but, not for me or for other dyed-in-the-wool bird hunters. Wild quail in their natural habitat are the necessary game."
Several years ago, I had to be in my hometown of Arkadelphia on a Friday afternoon in late February. I had time to kill and decided to cross the Ouachita River and drive east toward some of our old quail hunting haunts. There was a bit of snow mixed in with the rain as I drove down Arkansas Highways 7 and 8, anxious to again see the places where I hunted with my father.
I crossed Tupelo Creek and L'eau Frais Creek, and the familiar pine forest enveloped the highway. On the left was the McCaskill place. Built in 1842 by a pioneer family, the house was near a spring and became the heart of a prosperous plantation. It has been beautifully maintained through the years. In front of the family cemetery adjacent to the house, the jonquils were blooming.
I turned right off the highway onto a county road, and the memories were thick. The Pennington farm was down this road, and it was our favorite spot to hunt. As I neared the entrance, I noticed that the small fields that once were used to grow soybeans and cotton were no longer being farmed. Where there once were fields, there now were thick stands of pine.
"Habitat has greatly changed, and not for the better where quail are concerned," Greenfield wrote. "Clean farming has all but eliminated the small fields and edges."
My dad considered quail hunting a regal sport. We always had at least two bird dogs at our house. There were pointers, English setters and Brittany spaniels. They had names like Susie, Mitzi, Bo, Boy, Little Boy and Ready. Rip, a hard-headed setter, was named after Rip Powell, then the head football coach at Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia. When the dogs were good, they were a joy to watch. Having one dog point a covey of quail with the partner backing on a crisp day afield is almost a religious experience. When the dogs weren't so good, they taught us patience and humility.
In a 1998 essay titled "Why We Hunt," Arkansas writer Jim Spencer said: "Maybe, like me, you hunt the old-fashioned way, with a gun and a raggedy set of camo. I don't need Freudian substitutions; I'm just a hunter, in the old, original, outdated, politically incorrect way."
Dad and I were hunters in that old-fashioned way. Our hunting pants often were torn from crossing too many barbwire fences, but quail hunting made us feel like rich Southern gentlemen. The Pennington farm along the Ouachita River had it all. There were fields of cotton and soybeans. There were cattle grazing and a trap to catch wild hogs. There was a creek to cross and tall stands of bottomland hardwoods. We would pick black walnuts and even take a few turnip greens from the riverside patch. It was a magical place for a boy to spend time with his father.
There was a slough near the river filled with tupelo gum trees. We would put the bird dogs back in the truck at the end of a long day of quail hunting and spend the final hour hunting ducks there. It also was a place to catch crappie and the occasional chain pickerel in the spring and gig frogs in the summer. Alligators were imported from Louisiana in the 1970s in an attempt to control the beaver population. After the quail were gone, we would take my now 20-year-old son there when he was 4 or 5 to feed marshmallows to those gators. I suspect he was the only boy in his kindergarten class who fed alligators in the wild.
As I drove by the farm that day, I tuned into KWKH-AM in Shreveport, the home of "The Louisiana Hayride," to set the mood for a country drive. KWKH is one of the country's famous old AM stations. It seemed fitting to listen to country music on a legendary station while driving by the fields where I had so often hunted quail in the 1970s. It was, in so many ways, a sentimental journey.
In his 2002 book "Hunting Arkansas," Keith Sutton wrote: "We may never see the glory days of bobwhite quail hunting our fathers and grandfathers experienced earlier. Habitat loss has taken a heavy toll, and days when you could park on a hilltop and find eight or nine coveys within sight of the vehicle are long since past."
Sutton went on to write about the glorious tradition of quail hunting and how it clashed with the reality of hunting in Arkansas: "Though bobwhites range throughout the eastern and central United States, bobwhite hunting belongs to the South with all its color and boundless hospitality. Quail are simply 'birds' to Southern shooters, and the mention of 'bird hunting' conjures up visions of plantation houses, sprawling sedge fields and a brace of slat-ribbed pointers sailing across the countryside. Some even hear strains of gospel music filtering up from the fields beyond the barn. Though we wish it were otherwise, for most of us, quail hunting bears little resemblance to this idyllic setting. Old Shep replaces the pedigree pointers, and we're much more likely to hunt on Uncle Jack's back-forty than some high-dollar shooting resort or fancy plantation."
So it was with my dad and me. We bounced in a dirty pickup truck from small farm to small farm in parts of Clark County and Dallas County. As Sutton wrote, "Quail hunting can be as simple or as sophisticated as you want – or can afford – to make it. Expensive dogs, riding horses and English doubles aren't required to savor its many pleasures."
Dad and I would spend entire winter Saturdays bird hunting. We would start early in the morning while the frost was still heavy and go until dark. We often would stop for lunch in one of the two stores at Dalark. They were classic old country stories with wooden floors and iron stoves to keep customers warm. One catered primarily to whites. The other served mainly a black clientele. I loved going to the "black store" to listen to my dad visit with the owner, Mr. "Sugar" Jones. Mr. Jones would be dressed in overhauls with patches all over them. His son, Danny, later ran the store.
"In spite of the long odds, hunters must continue to fight the good fight to preserve the sport," Greenfield wrote. "… Perhaps we live at the tail end of a tradition stretching back to the time when our forefathers first crawled out of the primordial slime. If sport hunting disappears, God forbid, man and beast alike will be by far the poorer."
Why hunt birds?
Joseph Greenfield answered: "The simple answer: Nothing, absolutely nothing, beats watching a pair of pointers cover a picturesque piece of ground in a workmanlike manner and slamming on brakes to a stylish point. Or even better, admiring them precisely handling a running covey. This tableau, immediately followed by the feel of a fine double shotgun brought into play and accompanied by the thunderous sound of the covey flushing, is an experience without equal. There may be a few things I haven't tried, but nothing I have attempted, seen or read about even comes close."
I didn't pull into the Pennington farm when I passed it on that rainy Friday afternoon. I wanted it to be as I remembered it. I continued toward the Dallas County line, through the "palmetto woods" where saw palmetto plants blanket the forest floor, making one feel more like he's in Florida than Arkansas.
The rain began to come down harder.
I thought about our old bird dogs as the country music played on the radio. I thought about all the fun times outdoors with my dad. I thought about him teaching me to clean quail as we would stand outside under a large light on winter Saturday nights. I thought about those fried quail dinners and breakfasts my mother would prepare.
I thought about how lucky I was to grow up roaming the south Arkansas countryside.
Our bird dogs are long gone. Dad has been gone for two years now. The fields where we hunted are now pine thickets.
Time marches on. The memories endure.


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The wide-ranging statement also contains a denial of any plans to attack UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, described as a "slug". Excerpts from his statement, published in Russian on Chechen rebel websites, follow:
In the name of God the Merciful, the Compassionate... Who is responsible for the attacks on Rusnya [derogatory word for Russia]? By the Grace of Allah, the Shakhid [martyr] battalion, Riyad us-Saliheen [Gardens of the Righteous] has carried out several successful operations on the territory of Rusnya.
The regional Shakhid unit of Moscow was responsible for the blasts on Kashirskoye Road [main approach road to Domodedovo Airport] and the Rizhskaya metro station in Moscow. The downing of the [Tu-134 and Tu-154] airliners [which left from Domodedovo] was carried out by the special operations unit.
And the second battalion, under the command of Col Orstkhoyev, was responsible for the "Nord-Vest" operation in Beslan [pun on the Moscow Dubrovka theatre siege, where the musical Nord-Ost was playing].
Putin screamed like a scalded pig and said that Rusnya was under attack and that war had been declared on Russia. He wants to link the rest of the world to the blood spilled in Beslan, he appeals for help - but forgets at the same time that "Chechnya is Russia's internal affair".
What happened in Beslan is a terrible tragedy: the bloodsucker from the Kremlin killed or wounded 1,000 children and adults by ordering the storming of the school to satisfy his imperial ambitions and to keep his job. In the most impudent manner Putin is now trying to blame us for that, accusing us also of international terrorism and appealing to the world for help.
The battalion of Shakhid, Riyad us-Saliheen, thinks that Putin and leaders of the world community, who blessed the slaughter, are fully responsible for what happened. We demand a public investigation into the Beslan events from the United Nations, the European Union and everyone who has one-sidedly condemned our actions.
We are prepared to help them in every possible way in the inquiry into the incident and provide them with virtually any kind of information. We insist that the storming was carried out by the Russian special services, which had planned that from the very start.
There are facts to prove that:
The mujaheddin made clear-cut and precise demands:
- We demand that the war in Chechnya be stopped immediately and that the withdrawal of forces be carried out;
- We insist that Putin immediately resigns from his post as president of the Russian Federation;
- We insist that all hostages, be it children or adults, go on hunger strike in support of our demands;
Also, the mojahedin set the following conditions:
- We will give water to everyone provided Putin immediately stops the war, sends all his troops to the barracks and begins the withdrawal of his troops;
- We will give food to everyone provided Putin begins the withdrawal of his troops in reality;
- We will release children under 10 as soon as they start withdrawing the troops from mountainous areas;
- We will set others free after they complete the withdrawal of the troops;
- If Putin submits a letter of resignation, we will release all the children and go back to Chechnya with others...
Appeal to Putin
I also sent a personal message to Putin...
Vladimir Putin, you were not the one to start the war, but you could be the one to end it, that is if you find the courage and resolve to act like [French statesman Charles] de Gaulle [who pulled France out of Algeria].
We are offering you peace on a mutually beneficial basis in line with the principle "independence for security".
We can guarantee that if you withdraw the troops and recognise Chechen independence, then:
- We will not strike any political, military or economic deals with anyone against Russia;
- We will not have any foreign military bases even temporary ones;
- We will not support or finance groups fighting the Russian Federation;
- We will join the Commonwealth of Independent States;
- We will stay in the rouble zone;
- We could sign the Collective Security Treaty, although we would prefer the status of a neutral state;
- We can guarantee that all of Russia's Muslims will refrain from armed methods of struggle against the Russian Federation, at least for 10-15 years, on condition that freedom of religion be respected...
The Chechen nation is involved in the national liberation struggle for its Freedom and Independence and for its preservation. It is not fighting to humiliate Russia or destroy it. As a free nation, we are interested in a strong neighbour. We are offering you peace and the choice is yours...
I have not met bin Laden. I received no money from him, but I would not have declined the offer...
I have not planned any attempt on the life of Blair, I have nothing to do with that slug, but I do respect Elizabeth II. We regret what happened in Beslan. This is simply a war declared by Putin five years ago, which has killed more than 40,000 Chechen children and crippled more than 5,000...
We ask the whole world: All right, we are bad guys and one could kill us, the 7,000 bad guys. But why kill the other 250,000 civilians and the killing is still going on? They are fighting us without any rules with the direct connivance of the whole world, we are not bound by any commitments and we will fight as we know how and in accordance with our rules...
There is all that shouting and outrage. Various words are being said, but there is one magic word which needs to be said to stop all wars and evil on this planet. This word is Justice.
We have no choice, they offered war to us, and we will fight till victory despite what they say about us and how they label us. This world will sooner be set on fire than we refuse to fight for our freedom and independence! God is Great!
[signed] Abdallah Shamil Basayev, amir of the Riyad al-Salikhin martyrs' brigade
BBC Monitoring, based in Caversham in southern England, selects and translates information from radio, television, press, news agencies and the Internet from 150 countries in more than 70 languages.


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When the rest of the LTE posters swing by, theyre going to be very disappointed in us again
Tonight, were going to The Whip.
Mmmm, chips.
Sometimes you need a good march:
All of this, as I've gotten older, has made me realize that you really have to work to get fired sometimes.
Chaatable is the real deal for Indian cuisine. Drip what you're doing and go to Nashville.


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Mutant Mudds Deluxe
Cheat Codes:
Submitted by: David K.
Unlockable Characters:
There are five total secret characters. Note that you cannot find the developer
characters while playing as Max.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Corbie Dillard - At the top of the start of Ghost Stage 4-4.
Grannie - Get 40 Water Sprites and 2,000 gold diamonds in normal stages.
Jools Watsham - Hidden above the house at the start of Ghost Stage 1-1.
Matthew Grambell - Do a vertical boost above Ghost Stage 2-2's checkpoint.
Troupe Gammage - Do a vertical boost above the start tunnel in Ghost Stage 3-1.
Moon levels:
Complete the first sixteen normal levels to unlock a jump pad to the Moon levels.
Steam Achievements:
Complete the following tasks to unlock the corresponding achievement. To
view your achievements and stats in Steam, select "Community", then "My
profile", then "View all my games", then the game and view stats.
Achievement Description
Dang, Grannie! - Collect all of Grannie's medals.
Earned Your Allowance - Collect all 'known' Water Sprites and Golden Diamonds.
Hovercraft - Beat a REAL level without getting hit (1-1 doesn't count!).
Launchpad - Unlock the path to space.
No Pressure - Collect 4000 Golden Diamonds, unnecessarily.
Renegade Kids - Unlock all characters.
Sprinkler - Beat a REAL level without dying once (1-1 doesn't count!).
Victory! - Beat the game. You'll know it when you see it.
Who Needs 'Em - Beat a REAL level without using the checkpoint (1-1 doesn't count!).
Wowza! - Collect all the spooky Water Sprites.


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30 Pitches in 30 Days – Day 4 – Flirting with Death (2020)
Let me start by saying I love movies and screenwriting and, unlike a lot of people, I also love pitching. In an effort to jumpstart my creativity and push my self to create more I have come up with this project called the 30 Pitches in 30 Days Project. The premise is that every day…Read More


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Steel sheet piles can penetrate the entire project in construction projects and have a high value of use. No matter whether it is a civil project or a traditional waterway project, as well as the application of railways and tramway tracks, it has a very positive significance. It is because of its ability to run through the entire project and its use value is extremely high steel sheet piling prices. Seating people are also willing to apply to the project through leasing, shortening the construction period.
Steel sheet piles have significant achievements in retaining and sealing water, but relevant data show that the use of steel sheet piles in China is not high, and the use of steel sheet piles is slightly higher than that of steel sheet piles.
The use of steel sheet piles in water stop cofferdams and natural disasters is relatively high, and it is used in permanent structures such as docks, freight yards, revetments, breakwaters, and dike, as well as excavation of retaining walls and earth sands. Break prevention boards, temporary revetments, etc.
It is believed that in the country's modern builders, the utilization rate of steel sheet piles must be deducted. In the next decade, China will likely become the first country to use steel sheet piles.


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Looking for an outdoor adventure to enjoy this beautiful weather? Look no further than Harper's Ferry.
Only 40 minutes outside of Montgomery County, this is historical little town and it's fall foliage is absolutely breathtaking! Harper's Ferry is bursting with beauty and history!
There is so much to do, we were able to spend the whole day here. We started with a hike (my 4 and 6 year old had no problem keeping up) through the Shenandoah trail that overlooks the Shenandoah River.
We left the trail at Harper's Cemetery for one of the most beautiful views I've ever seen.
The main street is built into the side of the mountain and is sprinkled with unique shops, bakeries, restaurants, and cafes. After exploring the quaint town, we head over to walk across the Footbridge. This was absolutely awesome.
We walked along the shoreline for over an hour collecting shells, taking in the scenery, and reading about all the amazing history that has happened there. One of my favorite stops was John Brown's Fort.
Know before you go:
Parking around town is free!
Lots of little cafes and restaurants in town, plus lots of great spots for picnics
Not stroller friendly, unless you plan on only walking the outside streets. Most of the buildings are over 200 years old, and therefore very small, plus there are steps in almost every direction since the town is built on the side of a mountain
The trails overlooking the river have steep drop-offs, so make sure you have an adult to hold hands with any little ones