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Roger Williams, one of Idaho State University's most famous alums and the greatest-selling pianist of all time, was fondly recalled by the ISU community.
Williams died Oct. 8 in his home at in Los Angeles, following complications from pancreatic cancer. He was 87. (more…)
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For the second year, the Idaho State University-Meridian Health Science Center, Ada County, Central District Health, and the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare have partnered to bring free community health screenings to low-income Ada County residents.
Faculty and students from the Meridian Health Science Center will conduct the screenings Wednesday, Oct. 19, 4-7 p.m., at Pioneer Neighborhood Community House, 500 S. Ash St., in Boise. (more…)
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Besides protecting sheep and cattle from predators on Western rangelands, large breeds of livestock guardian dogs such as Akbash and Great Pyrenees may have other beneficial effects on the livestock they guard.
Livestock guardian dogs and the sheep they protect have been outfitted with GPS collars by Idaho State University researchers, working in cooperation with Oregon State University and USDA Agricultural Research Service researchers at the U.S. Sheep Experimental Station near Dubois. In one study, the researchers found that sheep accompanied by livestock guardian dogs moved more freely and covered a greater distance than sheep that were not accompanied by guardian dogs. During the timeframe of the study, the sheep also moved increasingly more as the study progressed. (more…)
Idaho State University Disability Services to host second annual Experience College Day Oct. 28
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This event exposes high school students with all forms of disabilities to college admissions and success in higher education. (more…)
Idaho State University College of Technology GED program performing well, boasts high retention rates
The Idaho State University College of Technology's newest pilot program is performing well above national averages after receiving a $1.2 million grant earlier this year to start the project.
The Successful Transitions and Retention Track (START) was created through funding made possible by The J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation Continuous Enrollment Initiative. The START program began accepting students in May, and is already boasting successful student retention numbers that are more than five times the national average. (more…)
ISU College of Education to host 2011 Idaho Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference Oct. 21-22
Idaho State University's College of Education, Sport Science and Physical Education Department, and Campus Recreation Department will host the 2011 Idaho Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (IAHPERD) Conference on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 21 and 22.
All conference sessions will be held in the College of Education building, Reed Gym and the Student Recreation Center. (more…)
Idaho State University College of Education in simSchools research partnership; virtual classrooms help education students in real world
Faculty members in the Idaho State University College of Education's Departments of Educational Foundations and School Psychology Literacy, and Special Education (SPLS) have been accepted as Level Three Research Partners in the simSchool Modules Project.
simSchool's classroom management module is an online learning simulation designed to help education students and teachers to experience virtual classroom learning environments and learner interactions that emulate situations that commonly occur in K-12 classrooms. (more…)
AAUW seeks book donations for annual sale; proceeds from the Oct. 14-15 sale to benefit educational activities
The Pocatello Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) will host its annual book sale in the Reed Gymnasium West Foyer on Friday, Oct. 14, 1-7:30 p.m., and Saturday, Oct. 15, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
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BEIRUT: Syrian rebels seized a "large part" of a military airport near the capital on Sunday as troops shelled the outskirts of Damascus province, a watchdog and activists said.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that 31 rebels and 16 soldiers in and around Damascus were among 94 people killed in violence across the country on Saturday.
Rebels took a "large part" of the military airport of Marj al-Sultan, 15 kilometres (nine miles) east of Damascus, and destroyed two helicopters, according to the Britain-based Observatory.
A video posted on the Internet by activists appeared to show one wrecked helicopter, while a rebel shoots rockets at the airport, gripped by several fires.
The Syrian Revolution General Commission and Local Coordination Committees, two major networks of activists on the ground, meanwhile, reported shelling of several areas near Damascus.
Helicopter gunships pounded Zamalka town, northeast of Damascus, as rebels clashed with troops in nearby Harasta, said the Observatory, which relies on a network of activists, lawyers and medics in civilian and military hospitals.
The opposition fighters have set up rear bases in orchards surrounding the capital, where they had made advances during the summer but have since been driven out.
In the southern province of Daraa, insurgents temporarily took control of a military outpost on the border with Jordan overnight, the Observatory said.
In the north, rebels pressed on with an offensive against troops stationed at the strategic Tishrin dam, which straddles the Euphrates river and connects the provinces of Aleppo and Raqa.
The rebels, according to a local resident, have been closing in on the area for the past week.
Opposition fighters already control one of the main routes to Raqa and the dam would give them a second passage, connecting a wide expanse of territory between the two provinces, both of which border Turkey.
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@Matty: Okay, got ya. And yes, I was trying to edit the IDE50 (something like IDE506_6.cr2, IDE50_10.cr2, blah blah blah). I also have the AGM19. I just wasn't sure if I was sure if we were talking about the gun or the bullets. lol. Just trying to be exact.
@SpotedKitty: Not I. But it would be cool if someone made some. A freebie maybe.
I'm too stubborn to quit.
Only the CR2 files need to be edited. Since the bullets are props then we dont have to edit them
Um, I've never gone by names so I can't tell by the list, but is there a working shotgun?
What kind of shotgun are you looking for? bob1965 has a pretty decent selection—for free, no less—over at OnTarget3D...
Win1897 - based on the Winchester Model 97, a slide-action model with 3 different (long, riot and trench) barrels via geometry switching.
Coach Gun - a side-by-side double-barreled, break-action design of the sort Wells Fargo issued to its drivers for defense beginning in the late 1850s, and still manufactured today.
Over and Under Shotgun - another break-action double-barrel design; as the name indicates, the barrels are vertically stacked.
All three feature working actions, triggers, hammers and the like. And did I mention they're free?
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By the way, for those of you who were troubled about instruments designed for killing being so pretty, the U.N.C.L.E. Special fires sleep-dart ammunition in addition to its regular loads.
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Yep, it's the famous U.N.C.L.E. Special based on the Walther P-38. (The guy who made this also has free Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin characters for M4.)
By the way, for those of you who were troubled about instruments designed for killing being so pretty, the U.N.C.L.E. Special fires sleep-dart ammunition in addition to its regular loads.
Thanksd. I'm actually not sure which gun I want to use. I just know I have an animation I want to do where a couple of idiots open fire at a place and then get their triggers shot off by a badarse guy. lolo
Speaking of Motokamishii's gun models, I ran into a problem tonight with one of them. I bought his Ingram M11 submachine gun model last weekend and attempted to load it into my latest scene, but when I tried to do that, the light (the default scene light) changed from bright to dark, basically, a mirror image of itself. Since the model has a number of variants, I tried several of them, but with the same result, and I finally had to leave it out of the scene because I don't yet know how to reset the light to the proper state when something like that happens. Does anyone know what I'm talking about (I might not have been too clear explaining it, I should have taken renders to show you the problem) and how to fix it or prevent it from happening?
Did you load it in Poser or DS? Try adjusting the shaders. Shaders are different from program to program.
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i recently bought the "bad guy for genesis" set - it was a cheap sale item, i wanted it especially for the holster. of course, free gun (not that this is hard to come by free, but hey, holster, jeans, untucked shirt..).
now i thought maybe it would be cool in a scene where my hitman leaves his gun on a table to have some ammo lying around too.
problem: i'm totally weapon illiterate - maybe cuz living far away from the states, lol - what type of gun is this? do you need something like ammo in a box (i saw 2 freebies on rendo, no idea if they fit in the concept), or do you buy a full loader instead you can just chuck inside (if something like that exists).. no clue whatsoever what i'm looking for to make it a tiny little bit realistic ~
the superduper awesome list a few posts behind is great, i'm bookmarking it for later - but for me it's almost as if it was written in chinese :/
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Extremely Rare 1804 13 Star Reverse Quarter Eagle, One of 9-10 Pieces Believed Known1804 $2 1/2 13 Star Reverse AU50 PCGS. The 1804 13 Star Reverse is generally regarded as the rarest of all quarter eagles. The mintage as reported by Breen of 1,003 pieces seems suspiciously high, especially in light of the fact that the 1804 13 Star is much rarer than the 1796 With Stars and the 1797, both of which have mintages of just over 400 pieces. Estimates of the number of survivors are in a tight range of a low of nine pieces (Breen) to a high of 10-12 pieces (Akers). If one were to go strictly by the number of coins certified, it would appear to be even rarer with only five coins certified by both PCGS and NGC (10/03). This number, however, does not account for coins that may be permanently unavailable in institutions such as the ANA and ANS.
The design difference is significant between the 13 and 14 star reverses. The 13 star reverse has the stars arranged in an "arc" arrangement while the 14 star variant has the stars arranged in the older "diamond shaped" patterns. The 14 star reverse die was also used on 1804 dimes, and it is believed to be a leftover die from 1798-99 when the cross arrangement was used on dimes, dollars, and half eagles.
From the literature that covers early gold, this issue is said to be found sharply impressed as a rule. And so it is with this piece. Additionally, the surfaces are unquestionably original with deep reddish-tinted patina overall and an outline of lilac around the peripheries and within the recesses of the devices. While the grade of AU50 qualifies this as a mid-Condition Census coin, in terms of actual preservation of the coin's surfaces one might be tempted to grade this piece even higher. However, in our opinion, the coin was not graded higher because several marks were "net graded" into the PCGS grade. A shallow scratch runs vertically in the left field from stars 2 through 6, several angling adjustment marks are located in the center of the obverse, and a shorter scratch is seen from the lower reverse rim into the bundle of arrows to the viewer's left of the tailfeathers.
Most of the famous collections have lacked this issue, including Eliasberg. This lot presents a very rare opportunity for the quarter eagle collector or general collector to acquire one of the rarest U.S. gold coins of any denomination.
Ex: Pittman II (Akers, 5/98), lot 1715, where it realized $82,500; Charles W. Neumoyer Collection (Stack's, 5/60), lot 2352, where it sold for $620 against a $400 estimate.(#7651) (Registry values: P10) (NGC ID# 25F7, PCGS# 7651)
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RE: Manzanar post
Well Done, Fey. That was a powerful post. I've been by there many times and never stopped. Thanks for the reminder/enlightenment.
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I was up and about before dawn, which is uncharacteristically early for me, but it was good to get a nice, early start to the day for once.
After packing up my gear, I decided to check out the hiking trail to the falls themselves. There was this big volcanic rock along the way:
Fossil Falls is what remains of a glacial melt waterfall which flowed 10,000 years ago, eroding the soft volcanic basalt in its path. No water flows here today, but native americans did live nearby while it was active. The result of all this erosion is a visual cacophony of smooth, twisted stone shapes.
Sadly, the harsh early-morning light over-exposed my photos, so I apologize for their poor quality.
I would have enjoyed exploring the lower trails, as I think the view of the falls would have been far better from below, but I didn't feel like hiking quite that far with my gear on. As it was, hopping between boulders in motorcycle boots was an interesting challenge!
I zoomed down the 395 and headed towards Ridgecrest. Spying a Walmart, I decided that I could do with some maintenance and cleaned my chain and air filter in their parking lot. Yuck! The filter was absolutely filthy after cruising around the dusty desert for so long. Luckily I carry I a spare.
This was a fairly uneventful day, as I ate up the miles heading south towards Joshua Tree National Park. I didn't take too many pictures, because most of the views were of flat scrubby desert with the occasional mostly-abandoned town or water tower to break up the monotony.
I rolled on for hours into the night looking for a campsite, playing my favorite guessing game, "does this road look inhabited?" Thankfully, I eventually saw a sign for Johnson Valley OHV area, and decided to check it out. It was a bit loose and sandy, but not unreasonable. I had no luck finding an out of the way place to camp, so I simply threw down my tent in the staging area near the informational sign.
While winding down for bed, I decided to play with my tarot cards and asked about the outcome of my visit to Joshua Tree. The first card that I turned over was Death. I realize that this card isn't literal, it symbolizes transition, cycles and new beginnings, but it still unnerved me a bit. I laughed it off.
I fell into a peaceful slumber, only to be awoken in the morning by the rumble and squeak of passing trucks. Pickup trucks. Semi trucks. No wonder the road was so washboarded...
I spied one of the OHV trails nearby. Loose, steep, sandy gravel. Yeaaah, no thanks.
I packed quickly, dehydration was becoming an issue as the desert warmed up. As always, the road wasn't nearly as sketchy during the daytime.
I headed back to the 247, where for a time, things were peaceful. I was in a great mood, enjoying the morning air. The flat road became rolling hills, and I found myself stuck behind a pair of semi trucks, going well under the speed limit. With plenty of time to pass, I decided to pull a familiar maneuver I grabbed a handful of throttle and gunned it to pass them quickly. Midway through, a wobble began to form, innocently enough at first, and I figured it would correct itself as it had always done in the past. I didn't want to slow down for fear of being stuck between oncoming traffic and the semis, or forcing the semis to pile on their brakes to avoid rear-ending me. I maintained my speed until I was sure I was past them and safely back in my lane. This proved to be a mistake, as the wobble got progressively worse, the oscillations feeding into each other. By the time I realized I was in deep shit, mere seconds later, I was sliding across the pavement at 85 miles per hour.
I have never fallen off of anything going that fast before. I didn't even have time to be afraid. My only thought as I became airborne was something like "Oh. Fuck."
Making a conscious decision to try to relax, lest my tension cause further injury, I flopped and slid until I came to a stop. I immediately stood up. I didn't collapse, nothing major was broken, so I quickly walked out of the path of the highway traffic and to the opposite shoulder in search of my bike. Thankfully, I found it intact, resting on its right side on the shoulder. It must have stalled and locked up the rear wheel, because it left a large streak of burnt rubber on the pavement, and hadn't slid much further than I had.
Once the bike and I were out of harm's way, the reality of what had just happened sunk in. I began shaking slightly and fumbled to take my helmet off. Almost everyone on the highway had stopped at the spectacle, no doubt expecting a casualty. One of the semi drivers rolled by at idle speed, leaning way out of his window and shouting "Hey, are you okay??" Other drivers asked the same question. I replied "I think so... give me a minute."
I started struggling to pull my bike upright, but by this point my adrenaline was wearing off and I was feeling pain. My right wrist would not cooperate whatsoever. Two cars parked nearby and their drivers came over to see how I was doing. One of them, a woman, said that she was on her way to a family emergency and couldn't really stay to help, but wanted to make sure I was okay. The other, a man named Chris, said that he lived a block away and that I could recover at his place. They helped pull my bike upright, which, much to my amusement, started up immediately.
I followed Chris home, riding quite slowly on the shoulder, my handlebars cocked at an unwieldy angle. Every movement of my wrist was sharp stabbing pain, but somehow I made it down his sandy road to his sandy driveway and managed to park the bike without incident.
Chris had errands he had to take care of, but invited me to make myself at home. I thanked him profusely and ran a hot bath to unwind and explore my injuries. By this point my wrist was unusable, and it made everything at least twice as clumsy and difficult as it needed to be. I winced as I scrubbed the two-inch patch of road rash out on my left forearm. My right knee was incredibly swollen and covered in bruises from thigh to ankle, but I could walk and crouch on it, so I didn't think it was broken. My fingertips were bruised and numb, and I'd bitten the tip of my tongue. I tried to feel for a broken bone in my wrist, and did experiments to see what my range of motion was. I could grasp objects as long as no weight was involved. I couldn't bend my fingers backwards or forwards very far. I decided to give it a few days to see if it was broken or just badly sprained.
I spent a few hours in the tub and cleaned myself up. It had been a few days since my last shower, and the water was blissfully relaxing. Eventually I emerged and tended to my wounds with triple antibiotic and bandaids. I wrapped some ice in a washcloth and held it to my knee and wrist for a while, which helped reduce the swelling and pain. A bandage wrapped around my wrist limited its range of motion.
My riding pants were absolutely destroyed. The seat was nothing more than melted ribbons of nylon.
The armor in knees had blown out, abraded from the road. I looked at the seat of the jeans I was wearing underneath, and was amazed to only find a small burned spot where they had been in contact with the disintegrating pants. They were spotless otherwise. I have no doubt that those pants saved me a trip to the hospital my knees and skin would have been toast. I have a quarter-sized scar on my knee from a year ago, when I learned the lesson about how durable clothes alone are in a crash.
I decided to see how badly damaged the bike was. The road had taken a chunk of paint and plastic from the fender, headlight shroud and right barkbuster. At least it wasn't my knuckles!
The right mermite can took the brunt of the blow. Along the outside bottom edge, the aluminum had simply sheared off, splitting the bottom open like a can of sardines. Amazingly, other than some rash on the bottom of my fork tube, the bike itself was completely untouched! Awesome!
I accidentally woke Chris up while trying to get the box bent back into shape. He told me that there was no rush, that I could stay the night and should come back inside and just relax. He insisted that I settle in his recliner, loaded me down with blankets, and dug out an old VHS tape of The Doors movie. We got pretty baked. That was a really weird movie.
Next we watched Maverick, and it was more movie and conversation into the evening. Chris proclaimed with all seriousness that it was my guardian angel who had saved me in the accident, and mentioned that there were a lot of factors working in my favor they'd recently resurfaced that part of the road, for example, allowing me to slide more smoothly. If I'd been a few miles down the road, the shoulder drops off sharply, and I or my bike could have gone over the edge.
"Watching you crash was like something out of a movie," he remarked. "I thought for sure you were a goner, and then you just got up and walked away. And then you took off your helmet and holy shit, it's a chick! No offense." "It's too bad you didn't have a camera, that would have been great for my ride report!" We laughed.
I found out that he was retired, grew up as part of a large family in LA, and he showed me his Harley Electra Glide, recounting stories of his own mishaps on the road. He moved out to the desert for some peace and quiet, but I could tell that he misses his family.
I spread my sleeping bag out on the bare mattress in his spare room, and he brought me an armload of blankets in case I got chilly. Drifting off, I had the odd experience of reliving the sensation of falling and sliding a few times, but this was the best night's sleep I'd had in a while.
I awoke feeling like somebody had dumped me in a rock tumbler and left me there for a few days. Once I was upright, I set to work trying to fix the box to a point where it was usable. Chris helped, wrapping masking tape (all he had) around the gaping hole in the hope that nothing would fall out.
I had decided to try to make it to Phoenix, as my wrist was still in a fair amount of pain, and skip my other plans (Joshua Tree and Slab City) for the time being. With the way my luggage is set up, I need both hands to be able to properly work the bungee cords which attach my tent no tent means no camping. I packed up my gear, bringing the motorcycle pants with me as a trophy. After loosening the bar risers, I was able to shove them more or less back to the correct angle. Other than the rack being tweaked to one side, nothing else seemed out of place.
I said goodbye to Chris, who invited me to come back if I ever needed a place to stay around that area. I thanked him for all his hospitality I am not sure what I would have done without him!
After a brief stop at Starbucks to let everyone know I was okay, I settled in for the long and painful ride home.
Highway 62 was peaceful and desolate. The road itself was nothing to write home about straight and surrounded by endless desert, but it suited my mood and I could set my own pace. I was nearly alone on the road for much of the day. At one point I passed a horse and buggy which was surreal, given the fact that I was at least 30 miles from the nearest town, but by the time I realized what I'd seen, I was too far ahead to take a photo unless I wanted to double back.
Near the Arizona border, surrounded by desert, they were growing cotton. This... doesn't strike me as being the best idea cotton requires a LOT of water, but I guess it works somehow.
Soon, I was in Arizona, and called my parents to let them know I was a few hours away. You can see in this picture how tweaked my rack was:
The Arizona sunset was gorgeous, a brilliant orange with a ring of pale pink encircling the entire horizon.
It took me a while to get to Phoenix, as I wasn't comfortable going very fast with my luggage broken and off-kilter. My parents were grateful that I was relatively unscathed from my accident, and the look of shock on their faces when I showed them what was left of the pants was priceless.
Safe and (mostly) sound. Any crash you can walk, let alone ride away from, is a good crash. It could have been far worse...
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We are all venerable when we hit the road on bikes,Im so glad you are ok,it really took my breath away as I read your account of what happened,do you know what caused it yet???Keep us all filled in on how the next few days go,you are safe now,REST AND HEAL.We will all be thinking about you!!!!
What would you do if you weren't afraid?
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Wow Feyla! Scary story. I am so glad you were wearing the gear. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Gnarly Adventurer
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Holy cow Feyala! I'm glad that your (relatively) OK.
Also, thanks for showing the aftermath of your riding pants. Lately I've been kicking around getting some "Riding Jeans" and not using my overpants. Not now. Glad your overpants helped.
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Your one tough rider for sure!. I just tossed my Tarot cards in the trash for some reason.
Heal up peacefully and holler if you need anything.
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Not to worry!
I am sorry to not have made this more obvious but that was my account of the crash that happened back in November (around here). I'll be going over the recovery in the next post. I turned out fine though. :) My wrist was broken but has since healed and I am back to 100%.
Trying to keep this in chronological order, but I want it to be complete, so there will be some things repeated that you've probably already seen in the short 'as I go' updates. If in doubt, check the post title, where I have the date. My goal is to get this up to the current date and merge the two. These last two updates have been the stumbling block keeping me from a more rapid update schedule - both emotionally powerful entries that took me a while to figure out how I was going to get out of my head and into words.
So in short:
Anything in orange is 'official', long-form, non-current updates. Anything not in orange is short-form, replies, or chat. I hope that clears up some confusion.
I am very sorry to have worried you all! I am still safe and sound in Illinois.
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Lovin' your report and pictures. Like the way you have a bit of history about the area you traveled. And, thank you for the time and work to bring this to us. Also, just love KLR travel stories.
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Nice to know there is still a person that will get involved with an episode of your type. Thank you, Chris. You make humanity proud.
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Well the timing now makes sense,The reports will be easier to read as I now know in the end you are ok.
What would you do if you weren't afraid?
Bobcat Goldthwait is my mentor.
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Aug 2010
Location: Currently - Canada
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Damn. Glad you are ok.
In the 12 years I've been riding I've never had a get off like that. I know it's not if, but when. I continue to cringe thinking about it...
Somedays it slows me down.... some days...
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You might want to fit a steering damper on the bike, it helps remove oscillation energy from the front wheel, a good thing if you do a lot of washboard road riding.
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Holy feck!Glad to read you're ok.That's a slide few make without ending in a trip to the nurses station.Good there wasn't more traffic.My fear is getting run over after going down.I've been lucky.That's all I'll say.I don't want to jinks it.
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do you have a fork brace? had 3 klrs and discoverd they were a must
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I love me some orange! good to know you survived, healed, and back to the ride.
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Saviano, who is enjoying his finest season as a Wildcat, has recorded 26 goals and 21 assists for 47 points in 39 games in his senior campaign. He leads the Wildcats' squad in points, goals and plus/minus (+17). Saviano ranks tied for sixth in point scoring among Div. I players and his 1.21 points per game is 10th best in the nation. His 26 goals is third best on the the Div. I leaderboard.
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Toeaina was due a $760,000 base salary, with a $290,000 roster bonus and $75,000 workout bonus.
Two days after Christmas, Toeaina underwent a scope to clean out his right knee. But he said it's still not right and he may need another clean up.
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Toeaina, 28, was on vacation a few weeks ago when the Bears asked him to take a pay cut. He declined, and he underwent a physical from a Bears doctor in Chicago two days after returning from Italy. After a brief check of his knee, the doctor asked him if he could play and Toeaina told him no.
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Following the announcement by the RMT union that it is to ballot its members on taking strike action against Caledonian MacBrayne, Transport Scotland has issued a public statement.
The mooted strike action relates to the protection of working conditions and pension rights in what RMT describes as a coming 'sell-off' of specific routes – the isle of Arran route between Ardrossan and Brodick; the Isles of Cumbrae route between Largs and Millport; the Isle of Bute route between Wemyss Bay and Rothesay; and the Isle of Mull route between Oban and Craignure.
In reporting on 1st August on the RMT action, For Argyll pointed out that the union needed to redirect its fire.
CalMac is owned by Scottish Ministers, would presumably be a bidder on any tendered routes and, if contracts were awarded elsewhere, could only ensure that its staff were transferred to any incoming company under Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) – TUPE- arrangements.
CalMac, which would not then be their employer, would not be in a position to shape their working conditions or influence their pension rights. These would be the responsibility of their new employer.
We suggested that RMT should be addressing its concerns to the Scottish Government through Transport Scotland. It is the Scottish Government whose decisions will determine the nature of west coast ferry services.
The issues raised by the RMT are a matter for Scottish Ministers and then for bidders, not for Calmac.
The Transport Scotland statement
'Claims that we are planning to sell off these routes are simply untrue.
'The Scottish Government is absolutely committed to supporting our island and remote communities and ensuring we deliver on a progressive basis safe and reliable ferry services that meet the needs of users.
'To meet our commitment we are continuing to invest millions in new cutting edge ferries, ports, harbours and associated infrastructure fit for the 21st century.
'That is also why we published in December our draft ferries plan which sought views on how best to deliver ferry services across Scotland.
'We are currently considering and reviewing in detail the 2000 or so responses received, and will publish the final ferries plan, which will provide a clear way ahead for ferry services in Scotland over the next decade in Scotland, by the end of the year.'
This statement says less that it seems to do.
The commitment to services to island and remote communities, expressed in the second paragraph, could be said to be delivered by awarding ferry route contracts to private sector operators.
The investment in infrastructure described in paragraph three is neutral information. It cannot be used, as it stands, either to confirm or deny any planned shift to the private sector of any or all of the west coast ferry routes.
The way the publicly owned (via Scottish Ministers) ferry provision currently works is through the separation of the ownership and management of the infrastructural elements involved – the ships, ports and harbours etc; and the management and delivery of the ferry services.
The infrastructural provision is the responsibility of the also publicly owned Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL).
The delivery of almost all of the west coast ferry services is the responsibility of Caledonian MacBrayne Limited. They own no infrastructure. They lease their boats from CMAL and they pay harbour dues and landing fees to CMAL and to other owners of harbours and piers they use, Argyll and Bute Council being one of them.
Any other operator with a contract for a route or routes could do exactly the same – and would do the same where the contract was service-only with the infrastructural supply line written in to the tender.
So boasting about investment in infrastructure is no reassurance whatsoever on the Government's intentions either on retaining or changing the delivery of the ferry services.
Transport Scotland's last defence is that they conducted and published a review of ferry services in Scotland on which they consulted and will publish their final plan by the end of this year.
That Ferries Review included a review of the Northern Isles routes which were going out to tender – on a system scored 80% on cost and 20% on quality. The service contract has since been awarded to a private sector bidder with little serious ferry service experience, Serco – and taken away from CalMac's north coast sibling, NorthLink.
Only in the world on the far side of the looking glass could this be said to offer RMT or concerned ferry uses any reassurance at all on the government's will to retain west coast lifeline services in the current mode of arms length public sector delivery.
Why should they not do on the west coast what they have done on the north?
Divining intent
When For Argyll saw the outcome of the Northern Isles tender – and the nature of the winning bidder – we too believe this to be a signpost to the Scottish Government's direction of travel in the provision of ferry services to the west coast.
Serco has very limited experience as a ferry service operator but it is a 'trusty' as a private sector contractor to governments. It is a long time defence industry service provider. It has made publicly known its ambitions to move into the west coast ferry service business.
With the Northern Isles services, Serco will lease the former and purpose built NorthLink ferries from their banking sector owner – as NorthLink did. It would do the same with west coast routes and CMAL.
The west coast routes cited as of concern to RMT are, interestingly, the best used and therefore the most attractive to a private sector bidder – Arran, Bute, the Cumbraes and Mull. Coincidence?
The Ferries Review
The Ferries Review itself is a disappointingly feeble and unfocused document, almost entirely lacking in strategic vision. It is dangerously populist in giving rise to expectations that cannot possibly be fulfilled.
Some of its proposals could not be more culturally and practically damaging – as those, for example, to scrap the ferries between Ardnamurchan and Mull, between Lismore and Oban and between Lochranza on Arran and Claonaig in north Kintyre.
There is no economic analysis to show how the savings in cutting these services could finance the extravagant promises the Review wafts before some more populated routes, like Mull and Arran.
In general its stance was – sometimes overtly, 'We want to give you what you want' with no intelligent analysis of those 'wants'.
Who would not like to be able to walk on to a ferry to anywhere at any minute of the day? Such a service is not in any way the 'lifeline' service that qualifies for subsidy from the public purse.
Shocked by the lack of analytic foundation in the review and noticing that, in the case of the Gourock-Dunoon route, the review referred to a 'needs analysis' it had carried out but which it did not detail along with others in the appendices to the Review.
For Argyll asked to see this analysis under a Freedom of Information request and was refused with the following 'explanation':
'As noted in the Draft Ferries Plan published on 21 December 2011, where we have sufficiently robust data, we have applied our needs based assessment to all main communities. Appendix 1 of the Draft Plan includes information to allow us to apply the methodology in full. We have, however, been able to establish that the town centre to town centre route is consistent with a commuting dependency. Information used to reach this conclusion is exempt under Section 29 (1) (a) of FOISA (Ed: Freedom of Information Scotland Act) as it relates to the formulation of government policy. In reaching this decision we have concluded that withholding the information outweighs the public interest in disclosing it.'
What this says is: 'We didn't actually have as robust a basis for the the review material on the Gourock Dunoon route as we did for other routes so we didn't publish it – but it's exempt under FOISA as contributing to "the formulation of government policy".'
This is admitting that government policy can be based on insecure and unsupported foundations – which, in effect means, 'We do as we like and we don't need evidence'.
So our own reading of the picture of what is going on – from Serco, to the Gourock Dunoon morass, to the identification of routes first to be tendered – indicates a government that is reactive not strategic and that its direction of travel suggests a move to privatisation.
Genuine strategic management has no fear of making known the evidence behind its thinking and its decision taking.


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Alluvial Aquifers
The state's alluvial aquifers interact closely with associated surface water flows. In high mountain catchments, groundwater contributes to streamflow when it is discharged from springs and seeps along "gaining" stream reaches. Further downstream, the flow of water may be reversed and the stream may recharge an associated alluvial aquifer in a "losing" reach. In many cases, gaining and losing reaches alternate along the same streambed depending on the relative elevations of groundwater and streamflow and local geologic conditions.
Bedrock Aquifers
Bedrock aquifers receive recharge at their outcrops on the basin margins from direct precipitation and infiltrating streamflows. The state's shallow bedrock aquifers produce freshwater close to their recharge areas. Frequently, the same aquifer produces oil and gas from petroleum reservoirs deeper in the basins where the groundwater is more saline and unsuitable for drinking and agriculture. Wells that draw from the shallow margin bedrock aquifers can be artesian, flowing artesian, or water table wells.
Map of Wyoming's major, minor and marginal aquifers and aquitards
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VIDEO: Nativity gets makeover for the digital age
It seems that the times are a changing - clearly. This video called the Digital Story of the Nativity by ExcentricPT shows the methods that may have been employed if the Nativity was set in the present day, as opsed to a couple of thousand years ago.
The video shows various digital online tech aiding the happy couple as they prepare for the coming of the Messiah. Online services such as Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, YouTube, Google Search, Wikipedia, Google Maps, GMail, Foursquare and Amazon are used to update status and find out places to stay, whilst also helping them plan their trip to Bethlehem.
A little bit silly? Yes. But it's also a bit of fun. Apart from anything else it makes you wonder how Mary and Joseph coped without all the modern conveniences of the online world. Oh yes, we forgot, they had God on their side - very handy.


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CEDAR RAPIDS Charlie is no cooked goose.
While many of his buddies have flown south for the winter or are on the way, he'll enjoy the cold weather with fellow rescued Canada geese on a pond in Cedar Falls where there's no danger he'll become someone's Thanksgiving meal.
Charlie wasn't always so lucky. He spent the summer hobbling around with a broken wing at Airport National Golf Course south of Cedar Rapids. A later examination showed his wing had been damaged beyond repair by blunt force trauma possibly caused by a golf club. We'll never know.
But, watching Charlie thump around with a broken wing saddened golfer Dennis Blome, former Linn County Sheriff and U.S. Marshal.
"I didn't want it to suffer," Dennis said. "I didn't want to see something happen to an old goose."
So, Dennis made a few calls with no luck. Then, as he volunteered at St. Luke's Hospital, he ran into Jan Erceg, an ambulance paramedic who also happens to love animals. She volunteers at the Cedar Rapids Animal Care and Control shelter and is a member of Critter Crusaders.
"I could see his concern and frustration as he related the story to me," Jan wrote in her latest Critter Crusaders newsletter
So, Jan used her connections to send folks on a wild-goose chase last month at Airport National. Solon veterinarian Jenni Doll and her husband, Torben Platt, who own Witty Kitties, a sanctuary for cats and reptiles, dove in. For, in a crazy and somewhat humorous chase, Torben leapt into a cold pond and chased Charlie out where Jenni grabbed him as he'd tried to escape into the woods.
Silly goose. He didn't know these people were trying to save his life.
"We got Charlie home," Jenni wrote in her Witty Kitties newsletter. "He was mad as heck, pecking and flapping. His wing was obviously broken high on the humorous. The firm swelling and looseness of the site indicated it had tried to heal without success."
The next day, radiographs at Bright Eyes and Bushy Tails in Iowa City revealed multiple fractures. The broken wing was a site for potential infection. The only choice was to amputate.
Jenni anesthetized Charlie, removed feathers and completed the tricky procedure. After a week of healing, she put him into a dog carrier for the journey to Linda Nebbe's wildlife sanctuary in Cedar Falls where many animals through the Black Hawk Wildlife Rehabilitation Project have temporary or permanent homes.
Reluctant at first, Charlie joined similarly flightless geese at the aerated pond. He dunked his head time and again. In no time, Charlie had taken to the water like, well, a goose should.
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Columbus window expert explains energy-efficient windows
Columbus window expert
Michael Rosati, owner
Rosati Windows
Michael Rosati first learned about taking ownership in his work at the age of 7, cleaving meat as a butcher in a Columbus grocery store owned by his grandfather. By his early 20s, he had started his own home-building firm.
He later garnered sales and management experience with two window companies. Rosati's ultimate goal was to fold all the elements of an enterprise under his control.
In 2000, he founded Rosati Windows, boasting its own manufacturing plant and line of window products. "Now I can say, 'I built it, my name is on it, and I stand behind it,'" Rosati says.
How can I make my windows more energy efficient?
"Probably the two best things are caulking and putting new weather stripping on the windows. Caulk the perimeter of the window on the outside to your existing trim, and then, on the inside, caulk to either the drywall or trim, depending on how it's installed. If your locks aren't locking tightly, you can have them repaired so they pull the two sashes tight.
"The advantages of installing energy-efficient windows are huge. The first two are lower heating and air-conditioning bills. In addition, you cut out the drafts and cold spots in your home.
"The area of biggest efficiency is glass. There are low-emissivity - Low-E - coatings that reflect radiant heat back into the home in the winter and reflect radiant heat away from the house in the summer.
"There's also insulated glass with either argon or krypton gas in between. Argon gas is the most popular. The density of the gas gives you insulation and impedes the transfer of the heat. And krypton gas is even denser but more expensive.
"As far as frame types, use vinyl or fiberglass or wood. You want to stay away from materials that conduct heat or cold, like steel and aluminum.
"Vinyl frames today are called multi-chambered or honeycomb frames, which give you much more energy efficiency. Multiple chambers give the frame superior strength. In addition, the chambers create dead-air spaces, which create additional insulation for the frame."


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Deuteronomy: Loving Obedience to a Loving God (Preaching the Word)
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The challenges they faced then are remarkably parallel to those facing Christians today as we grapple with the issue of obedience in a world that offers other attractive ways of life. We wonder:How can we be faithful to God? And how do we help our children and the people we lead to be faithful? This book tells us how Moses tackled these challenges and, as Paul confirms in the New Testament, Deuteronomy serves "as an example.written down for our instruction" (1 Cor. 10:11).
In Deuteronomy: Loving Obediance to a Loving God Ajith Fernando unpacks the relevance of Deuteronomy and captivates us with rich anecdotes from his thirty-five years of ministry to first-generation Christians in Sri Lanka. He offers concrete examples of how the truths contained in Deuteronomy can be applied, and he teaches us that obedience is the necessary response to the God who loves and saves us.
Preaching the Word commentaries are written by pastors for pastors, as well as for all who teach or study God's word. With pastor R. Kent Hughes as the series editor, experienced pastors and teachers model expository preaching and practical application. This series is noted for its steadfast commitment to biblical authority, clear exposition of Scripture, and readability. It is widely accessible for seasoned and new pastors, as well as men and women hungering to read the Bible in a fresh way.
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Applies the message of Deuteronomy to Christians today, showing that obedience is a response of love to God who first loved us.
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Ajith Fernando is the Teaching Director of Youth for Christ in war-torn Sri Lanka after serving as the ministry's National Director for 35 years. He and his wife, Nelun, are active in a church ministering primarily to the urban poor. His ministry includes mentoring younger staff and counseling Christian workers. He is the author of fifteen books published in eighteen languages.
R. Kent Hughes (DMin, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is senior pastor emeritus of College Church in Wheaton, Illinois. He has authored numerous books for Crossway, including Disciplines of a Godly Man, and is the series editor and a contributor to the popular Preaching the Word series. Hughes is also a founder of the Charles Simeon Trust, which conducts expository preaching conferences throughout North America and worldwide. He now lives on the West Coast with his wife, Barbara, and is the father of four and grandfather of an ever-increasing number of grandchildren.
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Vintage Fernando. Like all of his preaching, this book is a model of the wonderful gift that God has given to Ajith Fernando for simple, clear, and challenging exposition of the Word of God. Without evading the more difficult questions and problems that scholars have wrestled with in the book of Deuteronomy, he does not allow them to dominate but stays close to the thrust of the text, patiently explaining and applying it step by step. The rich infusion of illustrations that are mostly drawn from the challenges and stresses, joys and sorrows of his own experience in ministry add a wonderful earthy texture to the whole book as we constantly weave between the Biblical world and todays world in a way that listens to and engages with both. This book is a deep well of Biblical study, ethical challenge, practical advice, pastoral wisdom, and spiritual warmth. It breathes love for God, Gods Word, Gods world, and Gods people.
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