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Limits and shooting hours for the early season are different from the regular season. Shooting hours during the early season are one-half hour before sunrise to sunset daily.
Normal licensing requirements for the regular season, including a federal duck stamp, apply to the early season. Nonresidents who hunt in Benson, Ramsey, Towner, Sargent and Richland counties during the early season may do so without counting against their 14-day regular season license.
The online application for North Dakota's 2012 tundra swan license lottery is available on the state Game and Fish Department's website, gf.nd.gov. The deadline for applying is Aug. 15.
Paper applications will be available the first week in August from Game and Fish offices, county auditors and license vendors. Hunters can also apply by calling (800) 406-6409. A service fee is added for license applications made by phone.
More hunting opportunities meant more pheasants taken during the 2011 season, as last fall's pheasant harvest was 683,000, up from 552,000 in 2010.
Aaron Robinson, upland bird biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, said the overall landscape probably didn't have more birds, but Mother Nature allowed for an increase in harvest due to mild weather conditions and minimal snow cover in November, December and early January.
Deer Lottery Held, Antlerless Licenses Remain
North Dakota's deer gun lottery has been held and individual results are available online at the State Game and Fish Department's website, gf.nd.gov.
More than 5,800 antlerless deer gun licenses remain. Only resident applicants who were unsuccessful in the first lottery can apply.
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August 2012 Marks a foundation point for Valley City according to my predecessor Tom Elliott. He created an elaborate telling of the foundation of what would become Valley City for print in the 1983 Centennial book.
I'm not entirely sure where Tom got his detailed information from especially about conversations and such but here it is. A few of the then modern places have changed since the writing but I am sure you can figure out what he's talking about.
North Dakota Game and Fish Department fisheries personnel, along with staff from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service fish hatcheries, recently completed stocking 9.8 million walleye fingerlings in 113 lakes across the state.
Jerry Weigel, fisheries production and development section leader for the Game and Fish Department, said this year's walleye goal required exceptional production from nearly every hatchery pond in the state.
North Dakota's spring pheasant crowing count survey revealed a 10 percent increase statewide compared to last year.
All four pheasant districts showed an increase compared to last year. The number of crows heard in the southeast increased by 12 percent, northwest by 8 percent, northeast by 6 percent and southwest by 4 percent.
Stan Kohn, upland game management supervisor for the State Game and Fish Department, said birds did not experience excessive mortality last winter.
Outdoor recreationists can camp Tuesday and Wednesday, July 3-4 on some wildlife management areas in western North Dakota along Lake Sakakawea because those days fall on a holiday.
Earlier this spring, the State Game and Fish Department implemented no overnight camping on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, except holidays, on the following WMAs: Audubon, Custer Mine, Deepwater Creek, deTrobriand, Douglas Creek and Wolf Creek in McLean County; and Beaver Creek and Hille in Mercer County.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department's annual spring breeding duck survey showed an index of 4.8 million birds, up 16 percent from last year and 112 percent above the long-term average (1948-2011). The 2012 index is the third highest on record.
All species were well above the long-term average. Wigeon (+88 percent) and green-winged teal (+221 percent) were at record highs. Mallards, gadwall, blue-winged teal, shovelers, redheads and ruddy ducks exceeded the long-term average by more than 100 percent.
Fall Turkey Season Set, Apply Online
North Dakota's fall turkey season is set with 4,145 licenses available to hunters, a decrease of 10 percent from last year.
Stan Kohn, upland game management supervisor for the state Game and Fish Department, said harvest and population data from hunting units in the southwest and in some units in the central part of the state indicate poor production and chick recruitment from 2008-2011.


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China is a great story. As this nation industrializes and more of its massive population moves toward middle-class status, there is definitely a lot of money to be made. However, China isn't the United States and there are some big risks to keep in the back of your mind. Here are a few stocks that might be best avoided, and a couple to strongly consider.
The Upside
The true story in China is about industrialization. There are lots and lots of people in China that live in less than desirable circumstances. That said, the country is moving from a largely agrarian economy to an industrialized one. The same shift took place in the United States and other industrialized nations around the world.
There is no question of the benefits of such a shift. The China story is really huge, perhaps bigger than the U.S. story. So long as the country continues its steady march toward developed status, things are going to be fine. That transition should last a long time yet. So why worry?
A Risky Country
Demographics could be a long-term issue, as the country still struggles under the ill-advised one-child policy. That will make growth after the population peaks less exciting, at best. However, that's probably a couple of decades away. More concerning today is the differences between a largely open country like the United States and one that is still largely closed, like China.
For example, it was recently reported by The New York Times that air quality in Beijing was, for lack of a better description, off the charts. Indeed, and this isn't a joke, on a scale from 0 to 500 (0 being good and 500 being the "worst possible"), the air quality above the US Embassy in that city rated 755. While I'm not sure how that's possible, it points out that the environment isn't much of a concern in China.
Additionally, a recent surge in China's reported exports has given some institutional investors pause, questioning the reliability of any information the government provides. If you can't trust the data, how do you know what's actually going on, particularly in a country that is changing so rapidly.
As if it's supposed to make you feel better, Stanford professor Ed Lazear told Bloomberg that, "China's numbers are nowhere near as accurate as ours, their methodology is simply not at the same level as ours. But we certainly know they're growing at very high rates. I don't worry too much about a half a percentage point or even a percentage point one way or another." A percentage point is a big difference!
Add the issues of censorship and strict government control over just about every aspect of the economy and life, and there are clear reasons to be concerned.
What to Avoid?
If you see the above problems as notable, there are some great companies that you should probably avoid. Indeed, no matter how good a company is, you have to weigh the good with the bad, and for more conservative investors, the bad could easily outweigh the good here.
China Mobile (NYSE: CHL), for example, is a provider of cellular phone service in China and Hong Kong. It is among the largest cell providers in the world, giving it a large base of users and an annuity like revenue stream. However, the company is, basically, state owned. This has likely led to China Mobile's use of technology that isn't an industry standard in the world, which has been a competitive disadvantage of late.
PetroChina (NYSE: PTR) is a major integrated oil company. Although its business is centered on China, its reach is much further than that, as it looks to secure energy resources for its home market. The company is also, basically, controlled by the Chinese government. This has led to some taxation issues that an independent public company might have aggressively lobbied against that PetroChina had little option but to quietly accept.
On the surface, these are both great companies. However, the government's level of control is a problem that could spiral out of control and is already effecting operations.
Some Stocks to Buy
Komatsu (NASDAQOTH: KMTUY) is a well-established competitor to earth moving giant Caterpillar (CAT). The Japanese heavy equipment maker has a leg up on its U.S. competition in China, where it has a material market share. It is a Japanese company, which provides important protections, and it has a global footprint. Moreover, it can boast equipment that is on par with anything Caterpillar makes. Investors looking to tap into infrastructure growth in China may wish to take a look.
Yum! Brands (NYSE: YUM) considers growth in China to be its number one objective, stating that fact publicly to shareholders. Management expects the "consumer class" in the country to double in size by 2020. That represents years of potential growth for a company that has, largely, saturated its mature markets. Yum! has even gone so far as to acquire Chinese fast food concepts to broaden its exposure to the country. A recent chicken quality flap has dragged sales growth in China down and resulted in Yum! shares trading lower, which may make it a buy for more aggressive investors.
Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE: TSM) is one of the largest chip makers in the world. As a dedicated foundry, it doesn't design chips, instead making the chips that others ask it to make. This is a commodity business, but one in which Taiwan Semiconductor is the 800-pound gorilla. Although economic weakness around the world has been a drag on performance, China is a major market for Taiwan Semiconductor's products, so growth in China is a positive thing for Taiwan Semiconductor.
Indirectly Direct
For investors who want to be "all in" on China but don't want to have the risks of direct investment, there are still options for taking advantage of this long-term growth story. The above examples should keep you away from some of the risks by keeping you invested in companies that are important in China, but aren't actually domiciled there.
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The Manatee County Sheriff's office said a deputy responded to a 7-Eleven store Tuesday where Edward Hodapp, 42, of Bradenton was accused of stealing a large Snickers bar, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported Wednesday.
Hodapp allegedly told the deputy at first he hadn't stolen anything, but the Snickers bar was found in his pocket during a search and security camera footage allegedly showed him taking the candy bar from the shop.
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The Canadian Football League Scouting Bureau today published its winter edition of the top 15 ranked prospects eligible for the 2013 CFL Canadian Draft and it includes a new number one ranked player.
Moving up two spots to number one is Bo Lokombo, a 6'3", 233 pound linebacker from the University of Oregon. In the 2012 season, Lokombo recorded 34 tackles, two quarterback sacks, two interceptions, one forced fumble and four pass knockdowns. Oregon is scheduled to play Kansas State in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl on Thursday, January 3, 2013.
Rounding out the top five are McMaster University offensive lineman Matt Sewell, University of Calgary defensive lineman Linden Gaydosh, University of Regina defensive lineman Stefan Charles and McMaster defensive lineman Ben D'Aguilar.
The ranking includes seven defensive linemen, four offensive linemen, two linebackers, one receiver and one running back.
Twelve of the 15 ranked players on last winter's CFL Scouting Bureau list (it was published in January) were selected in the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft. Five of those players were selected in the first round.
Two players on the CFL Scouting Bureau's December ranking for the 2013 draft class have brothers who are currently playing or played in the CFL.
Calgary running back Steven Lumbala, ranked 13th, is the younger brother of Rolly Lumbala, a full back with the BC Lions. Rolly was drafted ninth overall by the Lions in the 2008 CFL Canadian Draft.
Eastern Michigan defensive lineman Kalonji Kashama, ranked 15th, is the younger brother of Winnipeg Blue Bombers defensive end Fernand Kashama and former CFL players Hakeem and Alain Kashama. Fernand was drafted 16th overall by the Calgary Stampeders in the 2008 CFL Canadian Draft and Alain was drafted eighth overall by the Montreal Alouettes in the 2004 CFL Canadian Draft. Hakeem was undrafted.
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Road vehicles
Road vehicles account for around 80% of transport-related CO2 emissions in London. The Mayor's 2025 target will only be met if we have strong commitment from Transport for London (TfL), the boroughs, the government, the EU and others to speed up the introduction and use of low carbon road vehicles. This includes providing charging points for electric vehicles and incentives to make low carbon vehicles affordable.
The Mayor will take a lead in reducing CO2 by changing the vehicle fleets under his control through measures such as low emission buses.
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Before the season started, Joeadig and I had a point/counterpoint on the Mets front office, specifically Omar Minaya. I probably came off as more of an Omar Minaya fan than I truly am, more because I felt that Joeadig was leveling some unfair accusations towards Omar. Signing Carlos Beltran and trading for Johan Santana were both two absolutely huge moves made by Omar, for which he deserves praise, and I felt that Joe was overlooking them while making a larger point that I do agree with, that Omar Minaya has done a pretty terrible job at building a championship baseball team given the great core that the Mets possess, two of which were players directly acquired by Omar himself.
Now we are almost three months into the season, and it's become clear that for a third straight season, this team is woefully ill-equipped to make the postseason, despite once again having a terrific core of players to build this team around. What's more, the disease isn't limited to the front office. The field manager and his staff have done a terrible job running the day to day operations of the team. The medical and training staff appear to be showing a blatant disregard for the players for which they are so handsomely paid to attend. Nothing appears to be running the way a smart baseball team operates.
The most recent, and perhaps the best example, revolves Carlos Beltran. Beltran is having another wonderful season; there is no player, perhaps no two players who could replace his combination of excellent defense and superb offense. With Jose Reyes, Carlos Delgado, John Maine, Oliver Perez, and JJ Putz all on the disabled list, and all players that this team could ill afford to lose to begin with, Beltran ranks as a precious commodity. Without Beltran, this team is royally screwed, even if all of those guys came back tomorrow.
Yet Beltran is hurting. Read this quote from yesterday:
"I don't feel I can play a lot of games the way it felt today. I'm a little bit worried, to be honest.â€
Yet Beltran was allowed to take the field yesterday. Does that sound like a guy who should be allowed to play? I mean, this could be Luis Castillo and I'd still say that is a pretty reckless thing to do. But this is Carlos Beltran; we need Beltran to remain healthy if this team is going to do anything this season. Yet the field manager somehow thought that one game against the Tampa Bay Rays was worth risking the team's first or second best everyday player, on advice of a training staff that has already proven itself woefully inept at what they do, and nobody from the front office bothered to say "Whoa, wait a minute – this guy is scheduled for an MRI on Monday, maybe we should have him sit this one out."
The handling of Beltran was just another misstep by this franchise this season. JJ Putz was clearly not his best; Dave Cameron from Fangraphs speculated this back in late-April based on looking at his average fastball and strikeout rates. Yet the team didn't think then to investigate if Putz was truly injured, kept running him out there for a month, during which he gave the Mets several ineffective innings of relief, and only shut him down a few weeks ago for him to have surgery. Dave Cameron is a baseball writer for a pretty good stats website; he is not a member of the Mets front office, and does not follow the team on a daily basis. If he was able to figure out in late-April that something is wrong with JJ Putz, why did it take the team a full month for them to figure this out?
Then there are the other issues, such as the length of time it took the team to put Carlos Delgado and Jose Reyes on the disabled list, during a West Coast road trip, leaving the bench way too thin. There was the DFA of Darren O'Day, who has since taken his power sinker to Texas, where he has a 1.23 ERA and 0.91 WHIP for the Rangers, while the Mets continue to stretch their bullpen arms too thin. The bench actually looked good until Reyes and Delgado got hurt, where it was exposed that Triple-A Buffalo is secretly a barren wasteland of suck. The team is currently getting below league average production at catcher, first base, second base, and right field on a daily basis, and Alex Cora really isn't any great shakes at shortstop either.
It has become apparent that the Wilpons made a mistake similar to the one that Omar Minaya seems to make all the time; they gave him about one too many years on his latest contract extension. I agreed that he had probably done enough to deserve an extension, but not a four year extension; they probably should have only extended him 2-3 years. Now they are stuck with Omar for at least another season, probably two, and while they might be willing to eat Jerry's last year after the season (should they even see fit to fire him, and I'm not convinced that they will be), they will not be willing to eat 3 years of Omar Minaya's contract as well as one year of Jerry's.
As we get further and further from 2006, it becomes apparent that Omar Minaya really just got lucky that year with some of his smaller moves, rather than acquiring guys like Chad Bradford, Darren Oliver, and Endy Chavez through a smart process. Minaya just is not capable of building a great baseball team, even given a tremendous core with which to work in the Wright/Reyes/Beltran/Santana nucleus.Â
What I'd like to see out of the Wilpons after the season is just a wholesale cleansing of this team, from the front office to the training staff to the field management staff. Other than Howard Johnson, I don't think I can name a single member of those groups whom I would like to see keep their job after this disaster. Let a new front office come in, figure out how to ship Luis Castillo out of town no matter what they have to do to get it done, figure out that Ryan Church is not more than a good platoon player despite a strong arm in right field, figure out what exactly is the best use of Daniel Murphy, and figure out how to build a good championship support group around the core.Â
They need to figure out that between Oliver Perez, Mike Pelfrey, and John Maine, they really have 3 #4 starters, and that the team needs a stronger pitcher behind Johan Santana. They need figure out that sending Livan Hernandez out to pitch every fifth day is not very smart, even if he has gotten insanely lucky so far. They need to figure out that using Bobby Parnell and Pedro Feliciano every day is not a good way to keep them fresh through the end of the season, let alone the end of June. This is a team that has so much to figure out, and the people making those decisions right now are woefully ill-equipped to make figure these decisions out.


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GREEN BAY, WI (LEARFIELD-WSAU) Randall Cobb says he's not satisfied with his performance at Packer Training Camp so far – and that's why he's not sitting out of practice while recovering from an injured right biceps.
The third-year receiver and kick returner said he would have to play in pain at some point during the season, so it's a mindset for him to push through now. Cobb grimaced at practice yesterday but said he would be fine.
He believes he hurt the arm during the Packers' Family Night scrimmage 11 days ago. Cobb did not play in last Friday night's exhibition loss to Arizona.
Starting guard T-J Lang missed practice yesterday with a back injury. Running back Eddie Lacy and receiver Kevin Dorsey returned to practice, but both were held out of team drills.
Running back DuJuan Harris also sat out of the team scrimmages after returning to practice on Monday.
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New Year, Same Baja (Spring 2011)
*** As there were no shop days or CFB this week, this blog will be entirely dedicated to posting the meeting minutes of the week. ***
Minutes (1/27/2011):
- Gave Post Modem Debriefing of Problems During Last Year's Competition.
- Discussed Funding Requests From SA & CFB.
- Discussed Shop Cleanliness.
Minutes (1/20/2011):
- Official shop times will be on Monday and Wednesday. However, we will consider Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday if the need arrises.
- We discussed new fundraising ideas. New suggestions are always welcome.
- The material for the car seat has been donated to us.
- Prototype t-shirt designs are due in by next week's meeting.
- All form for Baja club activation have been turned in.
- Additional funding request from CFB will be handed in next week. Money will be put towards travel expenses and the transmission.
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- Staff and member photos have been taken during this week's meeting. If you have not had your photo taken yet and wish to appear on the website then please see the Baja President (Joe Albano) or Secretary (David Harrington) during regular shop times.
- The lotto raffle will be starting up within the next two weeks so all members please bring $5 to the next meeting for start up funds. In addition, if you have not signed up for a time to work the booth please see the Baja Treasurer (Jeremy Davis).
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Do we pay attention to roads and bridges now?
Another major collapse, this time in Washington state, should be a wake-up call about investing in the nation's failing infrastructure.
It's pretty miraculous no one died and only a handful of people were injured Thursday night, when the Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River in Washington state collapsed. Officials are blaming the collapse on an oversize truck that apparently struck one of the bridge's key supports.
But the accident should be a wake-up call that the nation's aging infrastructure -- which recently received an overall grade of D+ from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) -- can no longer be ignored or used as a political football. America's transportation network is too crucial to safety and economic strength.
Let's start with the Skagit River bridge. Data from the National Bridge Inventory notes the span, built in 1955, was evaluated as "functionally obsolete" during its 2010 inspection. That means it had an outdated design not up to current standards. The inventory also said the bridge needed just over $1 million in estimated repairs.
And according to The Associated Press, the ASCE gave Washington state's bridges an overall grade of C-. Even though that's above the national average, it noted that more than 25% of the state's 7,840 bridges were classified as either structurally deficient or functionally obsolete.
What's even more disturbing is the I-5 bridge was in better shape than many major bridges in the U.S. According to Federal Highway Administration records examined by Bloomberg News last year, about 18,000 American bridges are classified as fracture-critical, meaning a failure of one part of the structure would probably cause a portion or the entire bridge to collapse.
Business Insider published a pretty startling graph of public construction spending as a percentage of gross domestic product, and it shows such outlays at the lowest level in decades. No wonder during his State of the Union Address last year, President Barack Obama noted that much of America's infrastructure needs to be rebuilt.
"We've got crumbling roads and bridges," he said, "a power grid that wastes too much energy; an incomplete high-speed broadband network that prevents a small-business owner in rural America from selling her products all over the world."
And earlier this year, Obama also announced a three-part plan to encourage private investment in public infrastructure, including $50 billion in investment that would, according to White House.gov, reduce the backlog "of deferred maintenance on highways, bridges, transit systems, and airports nationwide."
While we wait for that, the collapse of the I-5 bridge will not only inconvenience the tens of thousands of people who use it daily, but it's also disrupting a major freight route between the U.S. and Canada. I-5 is an "artery of commerce and industry for the entire state of Washington," in the words of Governor Jay Inslee.
And here's something else to ponder next time you drive across a major bridge in traffic: We're coming up on the sixth anniversary of the I-35 bridge collapse in Minneapolis. That disaster killed 13 people and injured 145 others when the span fell into the Mississippi River. Six years ago, it raised questions about America's infrastructure woes -- which haven't been answered yet and are still making headlines.
Sure, let's invest in the infrastructure. Got any cash?
We can't even have White House tours or let the Navy fly their own jets over their graduation. Obviously we are too broke to take care of anything in our country.
Now if you're in Egypt, Israel, Pakistan, Qatar, Syria, Niger, Jordan, Turkey, South Korea, Japan, Mozambique, Uzbekistan, or the Phillipines, we'll send you all kinds of billions.
Fix a bridge in Washington?!? Nope, too damn expensive.
The money just isn't there.
It was there to build these bridges and roads, but isn't there anymore.
This is also true of the sewer plants, underground water and gas lines and electrical substations.
They all have been neglected for years. Some in my city are 100 years old and water main breaks run rampant during the winter months.
The electrical grid is the most alarming, in my opinion. We are a major transformer malfunction away from chaos. These transformers take years to build, and there ain't any sitting in a warehouse somewhere........
The democrats who slammed Bush for having the wrong priorities in spending when the bridge collapsed in Minnesota 6 years ago are now silent after Obama has wasted even more of our money on even less productive programs since he has been in office.
I should also mention that if we tried to build a bridge like the Brooklyn or Golden Gate we could afford it because unionized labor today.
Excuse me, wasn't this bridge brought down by being hit by an oversized truck that took out supports?
Sorry, we listened to these imbecile democrats and blew through 6+ trillion in infrastructure spending and didn't do squat but reward their campaign contributors.
Before we spend one dime more, we need to FIRE Obama's 29 Czars and their 1200 patronage workers who have done nothing for the last 4 years!
The federal government is promising to help Washington state rebuild a bridge that collapsed after a truck hauling an oversized load of drilling equipment hit an overhead girder on the major interstate between Seattle and Canada.
Lets remove all of the guardrails while we're at it. Seems cars keep running into them.
In 2003, the Defense Department Controller General stated that the Pentagon couldn't account for a trillion in spending.
This just the Defense side of things, guess how much they were wasting elsewhere. Guess how much money they gave away to Big Oil.
But they can't find money to fix our roads and bridges. They couldn't find time to investigate Bush and Company but lately,surprise surprise, their only focus is waste and corruption. Where was that focus during the corrupt Bush years.
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2 cups uncooked elbow macaroni
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To achieve effective campus security, DSU has replaced old locks and has implementing key control procedures. This policy does not apply to the residence halls or off-campus premises. All matters relating to keys should be directed to the Physical Plant. Responsibility for this program will reside with the Director of the Physical Plant.
The system allows the following levels of security:
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Employees requiring security levels 3 or 4 keys must receive an authorization in writing from the attached list of building supervisors authorized to issue building keys. The employee must also sign a key agreement form before a key will be issued. At the time the employee leaves the institution, the employee's department must notify the Physical Plant in writing (email) verifying that all keys issued to said employee have been returned.
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35 POEMS FOR 35W: Five Years After the Interstate 35W Bridge Collapse
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St. Paul poet Todd Boss crossed the Interstate 35W bridge without a thought 20 minutes before it collapsed on Aug. 1, 2007. He's been thinking about it ever since. To honor the 13 killed five years ago, and to mark what he has called "a huge civic tragedy," Boss has written a series of 35 poems, called "Fragments for the 35W Bridge." The poems are part of an installation at the Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis and an audio composition by European artist Maja Spasova.
Six of the thirty-five poems were published in Pitch, Todd Boss's most recent poetry collection. Now all thirty-five are featured on the cover of the 'Variety' section of today's newspaper and available on the StarTribune website.
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When a dating relationship is brutally derailed by submerged emotional issues unknown to either person. If the derailer is allowed a second chance by the derailed, its a Mulligan. Even more so it accompanied by a decent bitch slap.
Wes: Dude, I can't believe all this time I didn't realize I was a sad bastard with ungodly sorrow, projecting my emotional issues on you! Please bitch slap my issues back into my subconscious and give me a Mulligan.
Laura: Fine. Take me to a nice restaurant on Friday night and it'll be fine...SMACK!
Laura: Fine. Take me to a nice restaurant on Friday night and it'll be fine...SMACK!
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A Mulligan, in a game, happens when a player gets a second chance to perform a certain move or action; usually due to lack of skill or bitter luck. A "Do-Over". Like getting an "Extra Play" in pinball due to sinking the ball before obtaining an arbitrary amount of points.
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that sounds true, one year one iphone, that will be a big change to the new iphone.
I've read somewhere that Apple will likely stick to their 3.5" screen size, if true then that would suck big time.
IF ONLY....APPLE gave us a bigger screen and an external microsd storage slot.
Sorry but anyone that wants apple to add an SD slot is dumb. Why would apple shoot themselves in the foot profit wise? Why offer something that will cause them to lose money? Unrealistic expectations make me laugh.
Hahaha, really? You guys....April fools jokes can only be done on April 1st! You missed the deadline!!
Oh wait......u r actually reporting this as...... a real news story.....Whoops, my bad.
It will not be called iPhone 5 !!! I'm so sick of hearing and seeing it. Either 6 or "the new iPhone" can't you modmyi writers understand patterns?!
You Are pretty stupid. How about the 3G to 3GS to 4. How about that pattern?
The next iPhone will be called the "new iPhone" there will be no number just like the iPad. Its up to us in the world to tell exactly what we are going to call it. I think its street name will be iPhone 5 just like iPhone 1G, 2G.
Didn't know we had so many Apple executives here. Everyone is claiming what the new iphone WILL be called as if they truly know lol.
It's gonna be called the new iPhone that seems likely of apple
What happens to "the new iPhone" when the iPhone after that one comes out in 2013? "What iPhone do you have?" "The new iPhone." "Oh the new one?" "Well not the newEST iPhone. Just the new iPhone." "What?" "Nevermind."
What's next? "The newest iPhone?" or "The new iPhone 2?" or "iPhone 7?"
How about "The New iPhone...Again" ? That sounds right😄
Too much rumors and speculation to end up with 38% more contrast on screen powered by a "Powerful" A5X Chip and who knows... Maybe a horrendous 256 mb ram bump and (Amazingly Gorgeous) Camera Lens... I love Apple... But this is getting so Lazy.. Good Day Everyone!!


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re{cycle} enhances riders' experiences providing a community of bikers, saving students money, and allowing them to explore Nashville daily for an affordable price. re{cycle} is a business that is classified as a part of Vanderbilt that aims to increase efficiency, provide green transportation, and promote biking in general.
We are proud to say that Vanderbilt has provided us with a storefront in the Sarratt Student Center next to Campus Copy and Pi/Leaf. Stop by and say hi! We are probably hanging out on the futon watching a movie or doing homework.
Juliette Cilia now lives in New Jersey and is a Brand Planner for Young and Rubicam. Juliette loves traveling and serves as a great example of the entrepreneurial spirit that re{cycle} works to grow on Vanderbilt's campus.
Nissa Ostroff was an Art History and Public Policy Studies major hailing from New York. Her main interests are traveling, eating ice cream, writing, and reading. She hopes to run the world one day. Her favorite thing about re{cycle} was seeing an idea rise from a lingering thought to fruition as well as meeting all of the amazing people at Vanderbilt who helped re{cycle} come to life.
John Ratliff is from Oklahoma City and currently studies Economics. His favorite part about re{cycle}, is that it requires a balancing act and a mental focus. He enjoys the opportunity entrepreneurship provides to improve the situations of the people around him.
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We will award the most creative participant with 2.000 Euro. Other crazy surprises are waiting for you! Here are the rules of how we play (pdf).
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After four and a half months of fund-raising, the Woodruff Arts Center's Annual Campaign is more than halfway to its $9.2 million goal.
The Woodruff has raised $5.5 million in the campaign that continues through May. It met its $9 million goal last year with an 11th hour push.
The Coca-Cola Company and Georgia Power Foundation have made top donations of $500,000 each, with UPS committing $300,000.
Givers at the $250,000-plus level so far are the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta and Cox Interests (including The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, James M. Cox Foundation, Cox Radio Group Atlanta, WSB-TV and Anne Cox Chambers).
AT&T, the Rich Foundation and SunTrust Bank & Trusteed Foundations have donated at the $150,000-plus level.
Alston and Bird, Bank of America, the Marcus Foundation, PwC, Turner Broadcasting System and the David, Helen & Marian Woodward Fund have committed at the $100,000-plus level.
The Annual Campaign is a key part of the $35 million raised annually by the Woodruff and its divisions – the Alliance Theatre, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, the High Museum of Art and Young Audiences.
Annual Campaign funds support shared services across the arts center, including finance, facility maintenance, human resources, information technology, security and outreach initiatives. A portion is distributed to the four Woodruff divisions for educational and artistic programs.
Through the Beauchamp C. Carr Challenge Fund, the Annual Campaign offers a one-to-one match for all new and increased gifts of more than $1,000. Carr Challenge Fund chairman Kurt Kuehn, chief financial officer of UPS, recently announced that the fund additionally will offer a two-to-one match for all new and increased gifts of $5,000 or more through April 15.
Started in 1968, the Annual Campaign is one of the largest drives of its kind in the country.
There is perhaps raised interest in the Woodruff's funding after arts center finances wound up in the news twice late last year.
First, Atlanta Symphony management, determined to limit mounting debt that it projected would reach $20 million, went through acrimonious contract negotiations with its musicians that led to a work stoppage.
Then the Woodruff announced that a former employee had embezzled $1.48 million over five years by funneling money through a fake company he had set up. The arts center turned its findings over to the U.S. Attorney's office. An arrest has yet to be made.
Changes on the gallery scene
Mint Gallery, which has taken over the Poncey-Highlands exhibition space of Young Blood Gallery, has opened its first curated exhibit, "Whim," in its new location. The show features six artists whose work is influenced by intuition: Rebecca Hanna, Jacklin Jones, Emily Maxwell, Erin Palovick, Stephanie Raborn and Julianne Trew. Young Blood Boutique, meanwhile, has reopened in the storefront space as well. 636 N. Highland Ave. N.E., Atlanta. 404-946-8982, www.mintatl.org.
A world of puppets free with 'Passport'
Through a new partnership between the Center for Puppetry Arts and Georgia's public libraries, anyone with a valid library card can gain free access for four to the Midtown center's museum.
Library card holders can check out the puppetry center's new "Passport to Puppetry" at any participating public library in all 159 Georgia counties. The passport is valid for four free admissions — a potential savings of up to $33 per family — to the museum, which features 350 puppets from around the world. (Parties with children must include at least one adult.)
Additionally, the "Passport to Puppetry" extends library patrons a 25 percent discount on puppetry center performances and/or its Create-a-Puppet Workshop (on a space-available basis). Details — including valid dates, show times, hours of operation and reservation information — are available at www.puppet.org.
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Fans who love Jackie Chan could soon get to know him a lot better. The actor and Kung Fu star is planning a theme park in China.
State media there says the Jackie Chan World Park is under development in Beijing right now. Chan confirmed the launch of the park last week on his official Weibo account, saying "he wanted to buy everything when he was young and now wants to donate whatever he has."
The 59-year-old's theme park will have five major areas and various culture exhibition centers. A Jackie Chan museum is also scheduled to open sometime this year in Shanghai.Construction started on it last year.


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Time for a new edition of the "Review Train". For lens reviews, be sure to check the Lens Reviews Parade.
Emboldened by the DxoMark results (thanks to the new 16mp Sony sensor) Pentax fans may feel more brave when they look at the Pentax K-5 ISO range comparison at Focus Numerique.
Part #2 of the Olympus E-5 review is out at Zone 10. This installment is five-pages long! An E-5 extravaganza!
Sony NEX-VG10 gets analyzed at Quesabesde which includes as usual, their usual experiential hands-on reports.
A 3-minute video comparison between the GF1 and GF2 by ifranz (via Steve Huff)
A new Samsung EX1/TL500 experiential photographer-priority review at Enticing the Light.
"Hey, I'm here, forget about the P7000!" says the Canon G12 as it gets a new review at Steve's Digicams.
The Sony WX-series has been flying under the radar lately, but a new review is out for Cybershot WX5 at CNet Asia.
A 6-minute video taken with the Panasonic GH2, "from Paris to California", at Hybridcams.fr
+ Video ISO comparison between Nikon D7000 and Canon 60D at ARC Photo & Video Hub (also on Vimeo)
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Last January the AIA announced its legislative agenda for the 113th Congress, Let's Get America Building. Working together, we are making the case in Washington for policies that empower architects to design better buildings and communities.
However, our agenda doesn't spring from Washington; it comes from the AIA members like you. Last fall we asked members in the AIA Call for Issues to tell us what policies the AIA should make its top priorities. Thousands of members responded.
Your feedback helps the AIA understand how decisions made by Congress and the White House impact you and your practice, from the taxes you pay to the rules and regulations that affect your work. Your feedback also helps us identify emerging trends that will allow AIA to be more proactive in its advocacy efforts.
That is why we need your help by November 8 – to make sure that when Congress debates policies that affect architects, they hear from architects.
The 2014 Call for Issues survey asks your views on important issues, but it will also let us know how the AIA prioritizes its agenda. Which issues do members care about so strongly that they are willing to take action? Is the AIA providing the resources you need to participate in the democratic process? Tell us what we are doing right and what we can do better!
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Your views will not only help shape the message that the AIA takes to Capitol Hill next year, but will shape how the AIA provides you with the tools you need to be involved. However, if you don't take the survey, your voice won't be heard.
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Develop Your Drawing Potential : The 2014 series of drawing classes provide a comprehensive introduction to the techniques of drawing. The main focus of the Winter series is 'Drawing portraits and figure studies'. Course participants will ave the opportunity to make studies of works of art, from the life model, and from the Gallery's architectural environment under the guidance of professional artists.
Winter Drawing Classes 2014: Drawing Portraits and Figure StudiesSaturday morning classes with professional artists. Numbers limited to 12 per class.18 January to 8 March 2014: Saturdays 11am-1pmTickets (€25 per class) on sale from 15 December from the Gallery Shop 01 663 3518.
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