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Amenities and facilities are few in primitive campgrounds like this one; it is extremely lovely here at this primitive campground. Scores of folks stay at Petit Lake Campground all through their spree to Kaniksu National Forest.
Petit Lake Campground is a top pick with the folks from Nordman. Needless to say it can be demanding to get to a primitive campground such as this one, but it's worth the effort. If you love nature you will like a primitive campground
like Petit Lake Campground.
Going camping here in Washington is something you have to do. There's such a vast number of things to do near Petit Lake Campground, and you always have a great time when you're here.
The great
selection of local attractions, and all the outdoors recreation will make you pleased you came. There's more to do close to Petit Lake Campground other than just hanging out such as swimming, hiking, playing golf, whitewater paddling, and fishing, so there's absolutely no way to get bored. Ready to raise that tent of yours; Petit Lake Campground in Washington is a great choice.
Muskegon Lake is a nearby lake that you could pop by. Going for a hike on the Chipmunk
Rapids National Recreation Trail is always a glorious adventure, and there are plenty of people from Nordman here at Petit Lake Campground. This campground has it all. Don't forget to take a great little journey to Tobasco Creek,
and Diamond Peak is scenic and can be distinguished from here. For all you boaters, Priest Lake Marina is a splendid marina in the neighborhood. Places like Mountain Meadows are splendid to check out, and there is a great hiking trail close by called the Hanna Flast Nature Trail. Man, is there a lot of enjoyable stuff to do near Petit Lake Campground.
Schweitzer Mountain Resort, Sandpoint
34 miles away
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites SANDPOINT NORTH, Ponderay
40 miles away
Howard Johnson Ponderay/Sandpoint, Ponderay
40 miles away
Other campgrounds near Petit Lake Campground, Washington:
Stagger Inn Campground, Pend Oreille County
, 6 miles away
Granite Creek Campground, Bonner County
, 7 miles away
Nordman Campground, Bonner County
, 9 miles away
Kaniksu Resort and Marina, Nordman
, 10 miles away
Priest Lake Marina, Priest River
, 12 miles away
Browns Lake Campground, Pend Oreille County
, 12 miles away
Luby Bay Idaho Panhandle Natl Forest, -blank-
, 12 miles away
Luby Bay Campground, Bonner County
, 12 miles away
North Skookum Campground, Pend Oreille County
, 12 miles away
South Skookum Lake Campground, Pend Oreille County
, 13 miles away
Marinas near Petit Lake Campground, Washington:
Kaniksu Resort and Marina, Nordman
, 10 miles away
Priest Lake Marina, Priest River
, 12 miles away
Waterfront-Blue Diamond Marina, Coolin
, 18 miles away
Paddling Rivers Near Petit Lake Campground, Washington:
Priest River, BonnerCounty
, 15 miles away
Class II-III - 23 miles long (Upper Priest River to Priest River Town)
Sullivan River, Pend OreilleCounty
, 18 miles away
Class II - 1.3 miles long (Mill Pond to North Fork Sullivan)
Priest River, Boundary / BonnerCounty
, 19 miles away
Class I-IV - 28.2 miles long (Headwaters to Priest Lake)
Sullivan River, Pend OreilleCounty
, 19 miles away
Class V - 1.7 miles long (North Fork Sullivan to Highway 31)
Public Lands near Petit Lake Campground, Washington:
Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area, Coulee Dam - WA
, 67 miles away
Kaniksu National Forest, Washington
, 6 miles away
Priest Lake State Park, Idaho
, 18 miles away
Mount Spokane State Park, Washington
, 31 miles away
Crystal Falls State Park, Washington
, 37 miles away
Round Lake State Park, Idaho
, 38 miles away
Trails near Petit Lake Campground, Washington:
Hanna Flast Nature Trail, Bonner County
, 8 miles away
Chipmunk Rapids National Recreation Trail, Bonner County
, 15 miles away
Golf Courses Near Petit Lake Campground, Washington:
Priest Lake Golf Course, Priest Lake
, 12 miles away
Lakes Near Petit Lake Campground, Washington:
Muskegon Lake, Pend Oreille County
, 8 miles away
Priest Lake, Bonner County
, 14 miles away
Marshall Lake, Pend Oreille County
, 17 miles away
Current weather conditions at Petit Lake Campground, Washington
Local climate location: NEWPORT 24 miles away
Outdoors Recreation Near Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Outdoors recreation in the vicinity of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, the metro area neareast to Petit Lake Campground. Find info on campgrounds, marinas, hiking trails, ski resorts, lakes, beaches, parks, whitewater, golf courses and more.
Washington Campgrounds
Complete list of all campgrounds in Washington
Bonner County Campgrounds
Complete list of all campgrounds in Bonner County
Books about campgrounds in Washington
List of books available on Amazon.com about campgrounds in Washington.
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Engraving of Bascom Hill, 1895.
Perhaps one of my favorite views of campus, this engraving shows Bascom Hall at the top, South and North Halls on either side of the hill, and at the bottom, from left to right, old Chadbourne Hall (then called Ladies Hall), Music Hall (with the Law Building just visible behind it), Science Hall, and the Chemical Engineering Building, with the Art Education Building & Laboratory visible behind it.
For more information about this image or UW-Madison campus history, visit http://archives.library.wisc.edu.
Posted by Molly Temple for UW Archives.
Imagine your kids are on the playground at school, engaged in a time-honored round of "my dad's stronger than your dad" or "my mom's smarter than your mom."
And then, they run into THIS bunch. Here's how I imagine it goes down:
Who wins? I'd say it's a toss up. But what a intriguing bunch of childhood playmates!
UW Archives image #S07183: Children of UW Faculty, c. early 1890s. From left to right: Helen Flint (later Ingersoll), Richard T. Ely Jr., Edward G. Birge, Anna G. Birge and Janet Van Hise. Posed with their teacher.
Notes: Helen Flint was the daughter of Albert S. Flint, staff astronomer at the Washburn Observatory. She later married renowned UW physicist, L.R. Ingersoll. Edward G. and Anna G. Birge were the only two children of Edward Asahel Birge. Janet Van Hise was the daughter of Charles Van Hise. Richard T. Ely, Jr. was the son of Richard T. Ely, Sr.
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Recommended prisoners released from Wildwood Correctional Center may soon have the opportunity to received free housing and job training.
The non-profit Christian Ministry Mission plans to use the vacant hotel on the corner of Spur Highway and Main Street Loop in Kenai to house male adults coming out of the prison. The project is called CMM Citadel.
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A former Newport News man with family ties to the Peninsula was killed last Friday in Baghdad, apparently while his military police company was searching for three soldiers missing since early May. Sgt. Bruce E. Horner, 43, was killed by a sniper when...
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From the earliest settlers to the space explorers, Hampton Roads museums tell a continuous story of the importance of our region to history. HISTORY MUSEUMS 1. Air Power Park. Vintage military jets, missiles, rockets and a children's playground....
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At Grogan all students are given the same opportunities to grow and learn. We take pride in our students, staff, and parents.
both my kids went to grogan-the staff was fantastic!!
The school has innovative programs to help let children become successful in school.
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My kids had attended Grogan and 2 of my grandchildren had attended. Saddly they have moved and are attending a new school district. Grogan has been a wonderful school. There is so much spirit and pride between staff, parents and students. GO GRIZZLIES!
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The staff is wonderful and really care about the children. The PTO has alot of great after school activities for the kids, too!
They have the best teaching staff and wonderful principal.
First time at Grogan. My daughter just started Kindergarden, one month in to the school and we love it there.
Grogan is a very caring school.... they truly love the children.
Grogan Elementary really cares about its students. I have never met more a more caring staff. All the parents are so involved and our PTO is the best in the district. I am so glad my daughter attends Grogan.
We have great students and an excellent staff.
Grogan is a great school because of the staff of course! My daughter is in 3rd grade and we have loved all of her teachers. The office staff is also very nice and informative.
It is a GREAT school, with great staff & wonderful teachers. The interaction with the students family is great too and they host tons of family fun activites.
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Louisville Fire & Rescue units have response times measured in minutes. Working together we can see that units are sent on true emergencies.
Only dial 911 if the following conditions exists:
A Medical Emergency.When a person's life is in danger or the situation is serious.
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Sources of risk
Staying up-to-date on sources of risk is a critical step for operators to ensure that their risk management planning accurately reflects the current operating environment.
Whilst risks vary and are very much specific to each organisation, the following information portals may help in identifying risks that will be pertinent to operators.
Planning information
- The ASIO Report to Parliament for information on current trends in terrorism.
- The National Security website for the current National Terrorism Public Alert Level.
- The Australian Crime Commission for information on organised crime.
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May 6, 2014
The Seattle Foundation's GiveBIG is a one-day, online charitable giving event to inspire people to give generously to nonprofit organizations who make our region a healthier and more vital place to live.
Each donation made to the non-profit organizations profiled on The Seattle Foundation's website between midnight and midnight (Pacific Daylight Time) on Tuesday, May 6, 2014, will receive a prorated portion of the matching funds (or "stretch") pool. The amount of the "stretch" depends on the size of the stretch pool and how much is raised in total donations on GiveBIG day. The Seattle Foundation will "stretch" all donations up to $5,000 per donor, per organization.
Be part of the excitement – donate to the Arthritis Foundation anytime from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM on May 6, 2014 by visiting the GiveBIG 2014 website.
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A stochastic calculus model of continuous trading: Complete markets
AbstractA paper by the same authors in the 1981 volume of Stochastic Processes and Their Applications presented a general model, based on martingales and stochastic integrals, for the economic problem of investing in a portfolio of securities. In particular, and using the terminology developed therein, that paper stated that every integrable contingent claim is attainable (i.e., the model is complete) if and only if every martingale can be represented as a stochastic integral with respect to the discounted price process. This paper provides a detailed proof of that result as well as the following: The model is complete if and only if there exists a unique martingale measure.
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New Covent Garden pea & ham soup
£2.20 (36.7p per 100g)
Product Summary
Our Pea, Ham&Leek Soup. One of our cherished recipes, with us for the last 18 years and created by Les our Head Soup Maker. Ham is combined with leeks and sweet peas, parsley and mint are added to enrich the peas natural sweetness to produce this vibrant bowl of fresh flavour. Fresh Creations from Our Kitchen to Yours. All our soups are crafted in our kitchen with seasonal, tasty ingredients, brought together by our cooks' expertise, to create original recipes that are packed full of flavour. Fresh ideas, from our kitchen to yours. For all things soup visit our kitchen at www.newcoventgardensoup.com
Water, Peas (25%), Potatoes, Onion (10%), Ham (4.5%), Leeks (4%), Salted Butter, Vegetable Bouillon, Salt, Garlic, Parsley, Mint, White Pepper, Ham contains: Pork, Salt, Preservative: Sodium Nitrite, Vegetable Bouillon contains: Salt, Yeast Extract, Rice Flour, Dried Onion, Dried Carrot, Parsley, Ground Turmeric
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Real Foods, Blanco, TXI hope the gift boxes got you more retail business. Everyone said the grapefruit was WOUNDERFULL and all gone in 2 weeks.Sherri Stockman
G and S Groves Your fruit seems to taste better than last year. The family looks forward to getting the box of fruit and the girls enjoy opening the box. They divide the oranges and grapefruit. Jim and I get the delicious Rio Red grapefruit. By the way the oranges are delicious also. Jim and Natalie Willson, Battle Ground, WA
E-mailFrom: Deborah StrohmeyerTo: G and S Groves, Spoke with Dolores Merrell this past afternoon. She said that our fruit was the best she's ever had.
Deborah,Thanks for finding thatnout. I don't want to send another box to them. I wonder if they were the ones I tried to send the first time. If you've already sent them, that is ok. If not, please send me a box to my home in Houston, TX 77057. I haven't tried them but some of my friends have called and said they are wonderful. If you need to reach me you can call me at my home phone.Thanks,Mike
On November 16, 2004 Tora Gritzka wrote:Hi Debra, We enjoy G & S Groves' citrus every year, and we are looking forward to our 36 lbs. of grapefruit Dec. 1. Thank you and have a great holiday season! Tora On December 21, 2004 Tora wrote: Thank you so much for getting the grapefruit here so quickly! I had it in time for my brunch, and everyone enjoyed it. Have a wonderful holiday season. I'm sure I'll be talking with you again. Thank you again for all the work you put into this order. Tora
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You got new HTC One M7 android phone. It is one of the best android phone out there now. HTC One camera is getting rave reviews. Build quality is top notch and feels well in your hands. As you take great photos and videos on the new HTC One, You may want to watch your phone videos, photos on the big screen like your HD TV. It is easy to do this and you should be able stream media to TV in few minutes.
There are more than couple of ways to stream media to TV from your android phone. It depends mostly on the HD TV you have and any other devices you have like Apple TV, Xbox 360, PS3, Roku etc.
If your HD TV is a DLNA TV, You don't need any other devices or media players to stream content from android phone to TV. If you bought a Smart TV or new HDTV recently, It most probably has DLNA capability. You can check it on DLNA website.
How to connect new HTC One M7 to HD TV via DLNA wirelessly
1. Make sure your TV & HTC One are connected to the same wifi network.
2. Open video, photo or music you want to stream to HD TV using Gallery, HTC Watch or Music apps on your android phone.
3. Tap on the Menu > Select the HD TV to stream media to it. Follow On Screen instructions to start playing the video or photo.
You can stream media to any DLNA device including Samsung Smart TVs, Sony Bravia TVs, LG, Panasonic TVs, Blu-Ray Players, WD TV Live etc
Android apps to connect new HTC One M7 to HD TV via Apple TV, Xbox PS3, Roku
You can AirPlay or stream content from your android phone to TV via media players like Apple TV or Game Consoles like Xbox 360, PS3 etc.
You can use android apps like doubleTiwst, iMedShare Lite, Twonky Beam etc. You can read more about these android apps here.
You can use Twonky Beam to stream content to Roku Player which is connect to HD TV.
How to mirror new HTC One M7 screen to HD TV via HTC Media Link HD Wireless HDMI Adapter
If you have HTC Media Link HD Wireless HDMI Adapter, You can wirelessly stream or mirror videos, photos to your HD TV.
HTC MediaLink Adapter costs about $90. You can get it for free If you buy new HTC One on the AT&T website.
1. Make sure both HTC MediaLink Adapter and HTC One are connected to the same WiFi network. Connect HTC MediaLink HD to HD TV using hdmi cable. Connect microUSB power adapter to wall outlet.
2. After HTC Media Link HD adapter powers up, You will see a notification on the TV. You need swipe three finger up on on your android phone to connect to adapter automatically.
3. On your HTC One, Go to Gallery or Music apps to view photos, videos etc. Your phone screen is mirrored on the TV. You can do other tasks like browsing, emailing etc on the phone while TV plays the media.
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Featured News
Greetings! The early fall is a busy time on the Ithaca College campus. We've just welcomed our first-year students in H&S and they are becoming acclimated to their new lives. As you might expect, at our opening celebrations and events we set expectations for our students. I remind them that studies must always...
The successes of these recent graduates highlight a much larger group of our versatile and dynamic alumni!
WRITING – Nicole Basta '10
After receiving her degree in writing, Nicole moved to New York City to begin her graduate work towards an M.F.A. in poetry at The New School. Nicole's poetry has been published in Blunderbuss Magazine (...
Ithaca College Mock Trial is busily getting ready for competition in this year's American Mock Trial Association tournaments with a new civil case involving the wrongful death of a minor child. We are planning to participate in invitational tournaments this fall at Binghamton University and Colgate, and then on to the...
After serving for one year as Associate Professor and Visiting Chair, Catherine Weidner '85 begins her official tenure as Chair of the Department of Theatre Arts this fall. Recently, Catherine offered a candid perspective on her experiences as an undergraduate student, her decision to return to the department, and exciting initiatives for...
The Gerontology Institute receives a partner grant from the Human Services Coalition Health Planning Council (HPC)
The Gerontology Institute received a $6000 partner grant from the Human Services Coalition Health Planning Council (HPC) to coordinate and host the Falls Prevention Workshop Series with continuing education credits for physical therapists, occupational therapists, and other healthcare professionals. The Falls Prevention Workshop Series is supported by the Tompkins County Falls Prevention Coalition, led by the Health Planning Council of the Tompkins County Human Services Coalition and the following project partners: Tompkins County Office for the Aging, Lifelong, Finger Lakes Independence Center, Community Health and Home Care, and the Tompkins County Department of Emergency Response. The Tompkins County Falls Prevention Coalition has been part of the Health Foundation of Western and Central New York "Step Up to Stop Falls" collaborative since 2010.


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Kobe Bryant Accused of Assault Man At Church
Kobe Bryant is wanted for questioning by the San Diego Police Department after a man claims that he was assaulted by the basketball star at a church. The man says that Kobe came up to him trying to take his cell phone and in the scuffle, he hurt his wrist.
"Kobe was reportedly in the St. Therese of Carmel Church in Carmel Valley this past Sunday when he allegedly grabbed the phone out of a man's hand.
According to KCBS-TV in Los Angeles — which first reported the incident — Kobe thought the man was using the phone to take pics of Kobe and his wife … but did not find any photos on the phone."
The man went to the hospital to treat his wrist, no word on the specific injuries he sustained.
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I love you, Bob Nanna. And Billy Werner. And Blake Schwarzenbach. And other such perfectly sad, sappy dudes whose names start with that stupid second letter.
"B" mine?
For now.
I've been on hiatus for a long time, and I have plenty of stories…but whatever. People aren't here for reading.
Perfectly put by Bill Watterson.
He's been building a compartment in my heart since I first learned to read comics, and he'll stay there even after my vision completely goes.
Thanks for always understanding me, at every age. I love you.
About to put on Grave of the Fireflies before bed…this is what I like to call a "pregret".
Fall of Efrafa // No Longer Human
beneath this skin
i am not human
i shed this flesh
in the name of shame
i shed this species
in the name of respect
for every life
we have taken from this earth
we are all butchers, plague bearers
the separation of man and beast
we are worth nothing
we are owed nothing
we have learnt nothing
the dawn of man bore
witness to this end
silent faces turn callously away
in these eyes, sentience is rife
a cry, a smile – emotion we deny
we are worth nothing
we are owed nothing
we have learnt nothing
born unto the hands of man
divide in death, their skin and bone
throats slit, bodies fall numb
this atrocity must come undone
a vegan species forced flesh into it's maw
suffocated on the blood of the dead and wanted more
eyes outgrew stomachs, bloated with greed
carnivore only in name, without the need
human kind is a hypocrisy
compassion quashed with unhealthy need
tell yourself you can stomach their death
your words cast out on their dying breath
and all i can say is that i am sorry for what we have done
A forever favorite and perfect band, a forever heartfelt jam. This song has accurately defined my exact feelings in a way that still gives me chills. I'm guilty by association, but I do what I can, when I can…true compassion is more than blind hope for change and apologizing for the past.
When I die, I desire no marked grave nor designated plot…this land is not mine nor any person's, dead or alive. I only wish to sink into soil and give back even the most miniscule amount of what this species has stolen and ravaged.
Crow People // Alone Again
Such an underrated anarcho-psych band. I wish they had more material.
glocca morra // irrevocable motherfucker
i'm really just posting upbeat-ish songs pretending that it's helping me accept the reality of getting evicted on my birthday and potentially being homeless in a matter of 2 weeks. i'm done faking it now.
hey mercedes // lashing out
from the top of my lungs to the tips of their tongues, i know.
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It seems that a lot of attackers use some tactic to get away with violence and not many people know how to take care of themselves when faced with such a situation.
FYI: a group of convicted rapists and date rapists were interviewed on what they look for in a potential victims, and here are some interesting facts:
1) The first thing men look for in a potential victim is hairstyle. They are most likely to go after a woman with a ponytail, bun, braid, or other hairstyle that can easily be grabbed. They are also likely to go after a woman with long hair. Women with short hair are not common targets.
2) The second thing men look for is clothing. They will look for women who's clothing is easy to remove quickly. Many of them carry scissors around to cut clothing.
3) They also look for women using their cell phone, searching through their purse or doing other activities while walking because they could be caught off-guard and can be easily overpowered.
4) The #1 place women are abducted from//attacked at is grocery store parking lots.
5) The second most common place is office parking lots//garages.
6) The third most common place is public restrooms.
7) Predators are looking to grab their victim and quickly move them to a second location where they don't have to worry about getting caught.
8) If you put up any kind of a fight at all, they get discouraged because it only takes a minute or two for them to realize that going after you is time-consuming//not worth it.
9) These attackers said they would not pick on women who have umbrellas or other similar objects that can be used from a distance.
10) Keys ARE NOT a deterrent because you have to get really close to the attacker to use them as a weapon. So, the idea is to convince these guys you're not worth it.
1) If someone is following behind you on a street or in a garage or with you in an elevator or stairwell, look them in the face and ask them a question or make general small talk: "I can't believe it is so cold out here, we're in for a bad winter". Now that you've seen their faces and could identify them in a line-up, you lose appeal as a target.
2) If someone is coming toward you, hold out your hands in front of you and yell STOP or STAY BACK! Most of the attackers interviewed said they'd leave a woman alone if she yelled or showed that she would not be afraid to fight back. Again, they are looking for an EASY target.
3) If you carry pepper spray, (this instructor was a huge advocate of it and carries it with him wherever he goes) yelling I HAVE PEPPER SPRAY and holding it out will be a deterrent.
4) If someone grabs you, it's difficult to beat them with strength but you can do it by outsmarting them. If you are grabbed around the waist from behind, pinch the attacker either under the arm between the elbow and armpit or on the upper inner thigh - HARD. Try pinching yourself in those vulnerable places as hard as you can stand it; it really hurts.
5) After the initial hit, always go for the groin.
6) When the guy puts his hands up to you, grab his first two fingers and bend them back as far as possible with as much pressure pushing down on them as possible.
7) Of course, the things we always hear still apply: always be aware of your surroundings, take someone with you if you can, if you see any odd behavior, don't dismiss it, go with your instincts.
1) A tip from Tae Kwon Do: the elbow is the strongest point on your body. If you are close enough to use it, do it.
2) If a robber asks for your wallet and//or purse, DO NOT HAND IT TO THEM, toss it away from you. Chances are that they are more interested in your wallet and//or purse than you. RUN LIKE MAD IN THE OTHER DIRECTION!
3) If you are ever thrown into the trunk of a car: kick out the back tail lights and stick your arm out the hole and start waving like crazy. The driver won't see you, but everybody else will. This has saved lives.
4) Women have a tendency to get into their cars after shopping, eating, working, etc., and just sit…DON'T DO THIS! The predator will be watching you, and this is the perfect opportunity for him to get in on the passenger side, put a gun to your head, and tell you where to go. AS SOON AS YOU CLOSE THE DOORS, LEAVE.
5) A few notes about getting into your car in a parking lot//garage:
a. Be aware: look into and around your entire car, as someone may be hiding in the passenger side or backseat. (DO THIS TOO BEFORE RIDING A TAXI CAB)
b. If you are parked next to a bigger vehicle//van, enter your car from the passenger door. Most serial killers attack their victims by pulling them into their vehicles while the victims are attempting to get into their cars.
c. Look at the car parked on the driver's side of your vehicle, and the passenger side; if someone is sitting alone in the seat nearest your car, you may want to walk back into the nearest building and get a guard to walk you back out. IT IS ALWAYS BETTER TO BE SAFE THAN SORRY.
6) Always take the elevator instead of the stairs, stairwells are the perfect crime spot.
7) If the predator has a gun and you ARE NOT under their control, RUN. The predator will only hit a running target 4 out of 100 times.
8) Try not to be so easily sympathetic. Ted Bundy, the serial killer, was a good-looking, well-educated man, who played on the sympathies of unsuspecting women. He walked with a cane, or a limp, and often asked for help into or with his vehicle, which is when he abducted his next victim.
Although this is a really helpful article with important information, it bums me out that predominately women (men in some cases), need to be so paranoid every second of their lives. We focus so hard on teaching women how to avoid abduction//rape when really, we should start teaching men (and women) NOT to rape. Educate yourself and other about consent, rape and all types of sexual assault and make it a necessity to practice it so that we can lower the numbers of rape and sexual assaulters."
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (June 13, 2014) – Brightside announced the appointment of nine new voting and seven ex-officio members of its Board of Directors, as well as the full slate of officers and board members for 2014.
Joining the board are Amy Cahill, Brandon Coan, David Ark, Jane Ramsey, Will Fensterer, Mark Duffee, Monica Black, Nick D'Andrea and Tony Ellis. "I am excited to welcome our new members," said Brightside's Executive Director Gina Iorio O'Brien. "We have a great blend of board members in place that are capable of taking Brightside to the next level and will continue to help make Louisville a world-class city."
Brightside's Board is responsible for conducting the affairs and business of the agency. They also strive to carry out the mission of Brightside by uniting people in clean and green activities that beautify and foster pride in our community through volunteerism, planting, sustainability and education. As Brightside continues to expand its reach in the community, the Brightside Board will help ensure that Louisville continues to be a clean, green, and sustainable community. The Directors, appointed by Mayor Greg Fischer, serve at minimum a two-year term.
The slate of board members for 2014:Louis Straub, II - Board Chair, Chase BankDavid Ark, Strothman+Co.Barry Barker, TARCMonica Black, GraingerAmy Cahill, Stites & Harbison, PLLCBrandon Coan, Local Interest Consulting Nick D'Andrea, UPSMark Duffee, CSX Robert J. Ehrler, LGE - KU EnergyTony Ellis, Thompson, Miller & Simpson PLCWill Fensterer, Capital Access Corp - KYMike Hext, Waste ManagementJohn Korfhage, Korfhage Landscape and Designs, Inc.Derrick Littlejohn, Stock Yards Bank & TrustKatherine Mapother, Arts Education Consultant John McCafferty, John McCafferty AdvertisingMary Ann Palmer, Texas RoadhouseRoy Potts, Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc.Mary Lea Quick, Thoroughbred Research GroupJane Ramsey, University of Louisville Margaret Wendler, Republic Bank
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"Companies are trying to have it feel like it's not one big take-away," says John Bremen, a managing director at employer consultancy Towers Watson. "They are trying to find ways to appeal to the workforce."
New perks for employees are coming in the form of pet insurance, at-your-desk meditation services, jewelry discounts and funeral planning, USA Today reported Thursday.
Many voluntary benefits, such as pet insurance and reduced-price computers, won't burden a corporate budget.
"On the employer side, there's a recognition that they can't always add to the benefits program in a way they have in the past," says Ronald Leopold, national medical director at MetLife. "But they want to offer employees different things and a broader set of [choices]."
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PAWTUCKET ŌĆō In the eyes of team president Mike Tamburro, the PawSoxŌĆÖ championship season is a feat that should be shared and celebrated with the public.
Though plans are still being finalized, Tamburro, gave the green light to announce that the GovernorsŌĆÖ Cup trophy will be making the rounds this offseason. Right now the target is to bring the silver hardware to each and every Rhode Island city and town along with neighboring Massachusetts communities.
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Gerald PerryŌĆÖs third tour of duty as PawtucketŌĆÖs hitting coach has come to an end as the Red Sox have elected not to retain the 51-year-old for the 2013 season. Perry rejoined the PawSox this past season after spending the 2011 season out in Oakland as the AthleticsŌĆÖ hitting coach.
Previously, Perry had served as the PawtucketŌĆÖs hitting coach in 1998 and 2010. Under Perry, the PawSox hit .266 as a team in 2012, which was the third-highest mark in the International League. ItŌĆÖs also worth noting that under PerryŌĆÖs tutelage, Jose Iglesias increased his PawSox batting average 31 points over the previous season.
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Your mail is a mix of the advantages of engineering and the disadvantages of being a Paladin. But it helps to separate this for the discussion.
1. Paladins have no ranged weapon - explosives, bombs and the rocketlauncher / poultryizer can serve compensate well enough.
2. Paladins have little in ways of cc, AoE yes, but no cc like Mages, no ice trap like hunters, stun like rogues... The target dummy can be useful for this.
Your other comments are about engineering in general and, yes I have a 70 Paladin Engineer (Blaubart@Trollbane) and am loving it. The gizmos add a much needed element of fun to the entire profession panel which oh so serious. In addition, fast leveling for new characters means that one levels faster than one can accummulate mats for interesting items and green drops in Outland are way more powerful than any craft can make at that level. Fishing, first aid, mining and engineering FTW.


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Kilmer is a small, student centered school with many opportunities for students to grow both during and before/after school hours. The community is welcoming to new families and has a wonderful special needs program. Both of my children have been there since preschool and are extremely happy. I love the parent and community involvement and find that this support is what helps the school rise above others. The teachers are well educated and truly care about all students.
This school is listed as 14 per FTE...but this is not to be confused with class size...there are 25 to 26 per teacher in a class.
Kilmer has undergone many changes over the past several years but has managed not skipping a beat in maintaining the focus of educating the whole child . Teachers are highly educated as well as creative when it comes to customizing the learning plan for each individual child. The culture is a small town feel but definitely could compete on a larger scale. The CSAP scores remain in the highest percentage in the state and the D-38 district. I am one of many parent volunteers who give their time and energy into making a Kilmer a fantastic school. The school also offers an enrichment program and is constantly growing to meet student needs. Chuck Stovall is the principal who began in Aug of 2010 and truly cares about the students and staff. I feel confident he ll continue to lead Kilmer to even greater heights!
We have been greatly impressed with the 'extra-curricular' activities offered to our children. We have watched our children grow with confidence and in joy. We are deeply saddened to think about some of things going away next year with the budget shorfalls.
Both my children are at this school and we have pleased with the curriculum, teachers and culture. Although student testing is an important objective of the staff I believe Kilmer does a great job of maintaining a balance between general learning and performance. We have high expectations for the education our children recevie and are very pleased.
Last year was our first foray into public school, and at the end of the year I thanked the staff and teachers for an amazing year for my kindergartner. While I felt the homework was a little too much, my daughter learned so much, and was very excited about going to school. Mrs. Carter is a very caring and involved principal, and is truly concerned about teaching the kids academically and socially. While their language program is not up to my expectations, I am extremely pleased with the academics, music, art, and technology programs available. There is a core of very involved parents who work super hard to show teachers how much we appreciate them, and the Coyote Spirit shines at Kilmer.
I have been pleased with the staff and academic programs at Kilmer. My child started off behind and the staff support and district support has been wonderful in helping him catch up in with his reading level. I feel that the Kilmer enviroment is friendly and continues to strengthen their relationships with families and the community. I would think of taking my children to another school. The children are able to participate in many extracurricular activities during school hours. Music, art, technology, academies, P.E., Spanish are just a few of the extracurricular activities available during the school day. Plus there are many extracurricular activities available outside of the school. Keyboarding, handbells, chess club, book clubs, choir, student council, rock wall club, archery, and many more activities are available to our Kilmer students and some are available for the entire family. The parent volunteers are great and eager to help. Thanks Kilmer.
I was not impressed with this school. It was mediocre at best in activities and general school culture. I withdrew my kids.
I believe the Kilmer teaching staff's ability to teach our children to be contibuting assets to a challenged society is outstanding. As far as principal changes, the majority went elsewhere in the district to provide their excellent ability in other places. I believe that people should compare the school rating not just in CO but look further and I am certain you will be happy with the application of educational instruction at Kilmer, as well as Lewis Palmer overall. And as far as parent involvement, I have never seen a community of parents stand side by side with the teachers and students to create an incredible learning utopia between home, school and community. As parents we must never let our personal attitudes put walls around our childrens educational abilities or aspirations, but build bridges for them to acheive their greatest potentials.
My son has done very well at this school. It is nice to see teachers that get to know there students and are aware of what areas they need extra attention in. The class sizes are small and that makes for a better education. K.H.
Despite the several principals we've had, the teachers my son has had have been very good and dedicated teachers. He came to this school 3 years ago with a reading learning disability and now is on his way to reading fluentely. I appreciate the way they handle discipline problems too and the attention to common moral values.
This school has a lack of leadership with three principals in the past three years. I don't see any presence of a leader in their programs, events or social activities. Very low key to non-existent.
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IGP Institute Mission
To provide innovative and relevant education and technical programs to enhance the market preference, consumption and utilization of U.S. cereal grains, oilseeds and their value-added products for the global grain industry.
IGP Institute News
International Grains Program Now Known as IGP Institute
Effective immediately the Kansas State University International Grains Program is now known as the IGP Institute, which returns it to its original name established in 1978. To learn more read the news release that explains the reasons for the change.
First Three Graduates Earn Master Credential from GEAPS/K-State
GEAPS announced that three of its members have earned their Master in Grain Operations Management by finishing all four credentialing tracks available from the GEAPS/K-State Distance Education Program. Click here for more info.
August Stakeholder News Brief
Check out our latest Stakeholder News Brief featuring our August courses.
IGP Institute Expands Leadership Team
In response to the growing initiatives of the IGP Institute at Kansas State University, Brandi Miller has been recently named assistant director.
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Cochran Vietnam Fellowship Visits Innovative Agricultural Sites
The IGP Institute hosted the Cochran Vietnam Fellowship Program Grain Purchasing Course on July 7-15, 2014. Participants traveled to several leading agricultural venues including USDA Federal Grain Inspection Service, Kansas Farm Bureau, a local farm, Cargill Grain Elevator in Topeka, Kan., and Midwest Ag Services in Seneca, Kan.


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Outdoor jobs to tackle now (and ways to save)
While most folks are spring-cleaning the inside of their house, I'm spring-fixing the outside -- and saving a ton of money.
This post comes from Stacy Johnson at partner site Money Talks News.
Memorial Day marked the start of summer -- the season for fun, sun, and outdoor home repairs and maintenance.
So put down the barbecue tools and pick up your tool bag. Start with a stroll around the yard with pencil and pad and take a few notes about what needs to be done. As we said in "Know when to do it yourself and when to pay a pro," there are many DIY tasks that can save a ton of money, and outdoor maintenance is definitely one.
Check out Money Talks News reporter Jim Robinson's story on ways to save on outdoor repairs, then meet me on the other side for more.
Start at one corner of your yard and take a slow walk around. Examine things like decks and fences: Is the wood drying out? If you have concrete or pavers, do they need to be sealed? Take a look at your lawn, plants, and flower beds. Does the lawn need fertilizer? Is it time for mulch?
Now the house: Examine the caulking around your windows, looking for shrinkage or cracks. Is the paint looking chalky or starting to peel? Now look up. Is your fascia board fading? Climb up on the roof and make sure your gutters are clear. And while you're up there, check the condition of your shingles and flashing -- the sheet metal installed at corners and around pipes and such sticking out of the roof -- to make sure everything still looks watertight.
Here's a closer look at some of the repairs Jim discussed, and a tip or two from my own experience as a longtime do-it-youselfer:
Touching up existing paint is cheap and easy. Painting an entire house is expensive and hard. Do more to touch up your existing paint, and you'll do fewer complete repaintings.
Cheap paint means fewer years between painting, so when it's time to shop, go where the paint is cheapest, but don't buy the cheapest paint. However, depending on where you live, the paint might be free.
Many cities have programs that offer free paint to homeowners. Sometimes they have leftover paint from their own projects, but more common are programs that rely on your income. For instance, if your family of four makes $56,400 or less in Kansas City, Mo., or $58,500 in Roseville, Calif., you qualify for free paint.
Another place for inexpensive paint is a place where you can also donate your unused paint: the Habitat for Humanity Restore. Here's where you can find the one closest to you. Other places for free or cheap paint: Freecycle, Craigslist, or your friends and neighbors.
Obviously, the more common your paint color, the easier it's going to be to find it cheap or free -- something to keep in mind next time you decide on a new color.
Mulch mimics leaves on a forest floor. It's simply organic matter that returns nutrients to the soil, suppresses weed growth, and promotes moisture retention. One way to get mulch is to go to the home supply store and buy it by the bag.
Better yet, check with your town's public works department. When tree trimmers grind up branches and leaves, they'll often allow residents to bring a shovel and bags to grab the stuff. I did a Web search for "free mulch," along with the name of my city, and found they'll actually deliver a truckload of free mulch right to my doorstep.
You might also check with tree services. Like the city, they may prefer giving you the mulch than trucking it to a landfill. Craigslist and Freecycle are also options.
Finally, while not the most attractive idea, the most plentiful and simplest mulch is the grass clippings you create every time you mow the yard. Create your own compost pile.
Cleaning and treating the unpainted wood and other surfaces of your home will make decks, fences, and patios last longer and look better. How often you need to clean and apply stains and sealants depends on the material and the climate, but count on doing this at least every two to three years. One way to tell if it's time to seal wood is drop water on it: If it's soaking in rather than beading up, it's time.
As with paint, quality sealants are typically worth the extra money. It's tough to find cheap or free wood sealants, although it might be worth a call to the Habitat for Humanity store or a visit to Freecycle or Craigslist. Otherwise, you might have to bite the bullet and go to the local hardware or home improvement store.
Before you do that, however, check your area for local companies that produce this stuff. While shopping for driveway sealer last month, I noticed the company on the can had a local address. I went home and looked them up. Although they were inconveniently located in a warehouse district, they were happy to sell to me directly at prices about 30% less than the retail store was charging.
Bottom line? The expression "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" definitely applies to home improvement. Spending a little time and money now will save you a ton of time, money, and aggravation later. Make maintenance a summer ritual. It's important and not hard to do.
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Eva Airways is quite a new airline compared to many, being set up in 1989 in Taiwan.
The airline routes to around 40 destinations currently, with this figure scheduled to grow in line with planned fleet expansion. The fleet stands at 50 aircraft at the moment, though investment is set to increase this number very soon.
As an Asian carrier, Eva passengers have an expectation of high quality service and they are not disappointed. The staff are excellent in this regard, ensuring every aspect of the journey is as good as it can possibly be. The food as an example is fantastic, almost like being in a restaurant.