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The SkiGear Women's specific bib is renowned for its fit and functionality on and off the slopes. This bib offers outstanding protection from the elements while allowing for a full range of motion at a value price. This Wind/Water resistant bib pant uses an engineered ThermalockT coating that prevents the elements from penetrating through the shell while the advanced ThermaTechT insulation help keeps you warm at all times.
- Water & Wind Resistant
- 85 grams of insulation offering warmth with low bulk.
- Adjustable Comfort Suspenders allow for a custom fit
- Elasticized Side Gussets allow for maximum motion
- Front Zipper closure.
- Front Zipper Pockets.
- Snow Gaiters to form a seamless integration with boots
- Shell: 100% Nylon ThermaLock T Fabric.
- Insulation: ThermaTechT Insulation
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Rated 3.7 out of 5�by 35 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5�by shellyw37 Overall good quality We love this brand and have several items from SkiGear. You will stay warm and it will not wear out. The bibs ride up the crouch a little, even extending the straps to their lowest amount and I wouldn't want them any shorter. I am only 5 foot 6 inches. A taller person will have trouble with these I would think. A bigger size would definitely be too wide for the legs as these are not streamlined. But overall, they are going to be great under a coat for the long winter months where I live. August 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by GrkGal Great looking non It was a perfect fit and at a perfect price. Very comfortable and not at all bulky. March 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by DanaK Best Purchase EVER!! I read many of the reviews before making the purchase and I am glad I did. The bibs arrived quickly and none too soon as the next round of cold and snow hit our area. These kept me really warm and were very easy to put on and take off. Can't wait to try them out snowboarding!! I am 5'3 and 165 and purchased a large. Perfect fit. I wore a pair of fleece lounge pants underneath them along with a long sleeve shirt and coat and stayed plenty warm. At the time, it was about 15 degrees outside. February 20, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5�by RW Too big! Ordered these in medium as i am 6-8 normally and they were very big. Everywhere. Elastic sides that are not adjustable and just to big. Returned to the store. February 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Evoe very warm but not heavy :) Loved these Bib's they keep you warm and dry But don't feel heavy February 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Mel This is a great buy I bought it for my daughter and she went to skiing. It is good to read reviews because I bought medium size instead of small because of the useful reviews posted by other purchasers. I recommend the same always buy one size bigger than your normal size. Great buy thanks February 15, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5�by Cool mom SkiGear Women's Bib They are very nice, but they are not the most flattering fit for someone with short legs and bigger hips. I ended up with the pants instead of the bib, only for fitting reasons. Bear in mind this are great for a short run down a slope or snow boarding with the kids, they are water repellent, NOT waterproof, they will get wet on longer exposure to snow. They are great for cold weather, specially if used with a layer under them. The value and quality are good considering they are about $35 February 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by ctwerk518 Snow Bibs Nice material and fit. Pants were made well and designed for cold weather sports/snow. February 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Melissa Snow pants Daughter and I both own a pair. We have only worn them in town, but they have kept us fairly warm in the low temperatures. We did have to exchange one pair when the strap broke, and sew the zipper liner on another, but otherwise I'm happy with the purchase, and the affordability of this product. February 5, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5�by Naveen Seems like I received a used/returned product The item did arrive on time. But when I reviewed it, it did not have a tag and looked like it was worn and returned back to the store. And I seem to have ended up receiving this product. Will be a little hesitant in buying some products online. Not a good experience with this product from Dicks Sporting Goods. February 5, 2014


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SI booth party @ Bread & Butter, July '14
Day 2 at the Berlin trade show: Time for our traditional booth party at Bread & Butter! Together with TextilWirtschaft, SPORTSWEAR INTERNATIONAL once again invited over friends and colleagues for cold beer, traditional Currywurst and some good chats.
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Black Family Trio to perform at Bates
The Black Family Trio, a piano, violin and cello ensemble, will perform at noon on Oct. 21, in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall. The concert, part of the Noontime Concert Series at Bates, will feature works by Handel, Dvorak and Squire as well as traditional fiddling music. The public is invited to attend free of charge.
October 13, 1997
Mid-Coast Chamber Orchestra to perform at Bates
The Mid-Coast Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Paul Ross, will open its eighth season with a concert at 7:30 p.m. November 1, in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall, 75 Russell St. The program features pianist Virginia Eskin in concertos by Clara Schumann and Franz Liszt. Tickets at the door are $8 for general admission and $4 for students and seniors. Tickets are available in advance for $7/$3 at Carroll's Music in Lewiston and Macbean's Music in Brunswick. Call 207-725-5657 for more information.
September 23, 1997
Welfare reform advisers to lecture at Bates
Peter Edelman, a Clinton-administration appointee who recently resigned in protest over the new national welfare law, and Kevin Concannon, commissioner of the Maine Department of Human Services and a welfare-reform supporter, will discuss the implications of welfare reform on the national and state level at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 6, in Chase Lounge, 56 Campus Ave. The presentation, sponsored by the Bates Democrats student organization, is open to the public without charge.
August 21, 1997
Lanesboro student leads Bates' AESOP orientation
Two-hundred and thirty-six incoming students — half the class of 2001 at Bates College — will first face physical rigors, while hiking, rock climbing, canoing, backpacking or mountain biking in the Annual Entering Student Outdoor Program (AESOP) orientation. Dan Voisin, a Bates senior from Lanesboro, Mass., is overseeing the preorientation program, including transportation, food and gear procurement as well as training the 52 student-trip leaders.
July 30, 1997
Bates Dance Festival and Maine Audubon Society present outdoor environmental performance project
An outdoor dance performance featuring professional dancers and local participants of all ages will be held at a Falmouth sanctuary on Aug. 13 and Aug. 16. The Bates Dance Festival and Maine Audubon Society are co-sponsoring two performances of a newly commissioned site specific work, "A Curious Invasion," inspired by the landscape of Gilsland Farm and created by internationally renowned environmental/outdoor artists Sara Pearson/Patrik Widrig & Company.
July 8, 1997
Environmental/outdoor artists available for photo opportunity
Internationally acclaimed environmental/outdoor artists Sara Pearson and Patrik Widrig will be available at 2 p.m, July 16 for a photo opportunity on the location of their newly commissioned site-specific dance performance, A Curious Invasion, inspired by Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary, located on 118 U.S. Route 1 in Falmouth. The choreographers will choose from the various field and forest habitats to inspire their movement.
June 20, 1997
Story teller to appear at Bates
Master story teller John McDonald will offer an evening of traditional Maine humor at 7 p.m. Thursday, in Room 104 of the Olin Arts Center, 75 Russell St. Children are especially welcome, and the public is invited to attend free of charge.
June 5, 1997
Eight Mitchell Scholars to attend Bates
Eight Maine students who received $2,500 scholarships from a fund created by former U.S. Sen. George J. Mitchell will attend Bates College in September 1997. More than 170 Maine students applied for 30 Mitchell Scholarships awarded on the basis of academic achievement, financial need, community spirit and public service.
May 26, 1997
Area residents are among Bates grads
Twenty area residents received bachelor's degrees during Bates College's 131st commencement exercises on Monday (May 26) in an outdoor ceremony on the main quadrangle. Oscar Arias, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning former president of Costa Rica, delivered the commencement address to an audience of some 3,000.
May 1, 1997
Wortham receives Maine Service-Learning Award
Stanton Wortham, assistant professor of education at Bates College, has been honored with the Maine Campus Compact's Faculty Service-Learning Award. Wortham was recognized for designing several innovative service-learning projects, including a program in which Latino Bates students tutor and mentor Latino schoolchildren in S.A.D. 52 (Turner, Maine) schools.


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My name is Clem, or Xavior. I'm genderfluid. I'm 16. My interests are Homestuck, Pokemon, Adventure Time, pianos, minecraft.
guys this one is pretty much dead but heres my new blog if you want to follow it (and its really no surprise thats my url)
i might come back to this blog idfk i just might make a new one
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i thought someone fucking hacked my account oh my god
i was logged out and my password wasnt working but i changed it
it looks like i turned this into my complaining blog
and boy do i want to complain right now so im gonna
i FINALLY feel like giving out the real reason i quit this blog
it was the hate the hate i got every single time i felt an emotion
getting told these awful things by somewhere im supposed to be safe, my only safety, became torture. i got told to kill myself, i got told i was hideous, fat, that id always be alone. you know what that did, it sent me into the mental ward, mixing that with my homelife, made me attempt to kill myself. do you know how horrible it was in there, how much i wanted to get out? no you dont. you really dont
and it was an asshole who did it. one asshole, attacking me when i was weak, when i wanted help, i was tossed aside by my family. i came here, the only place i thought that could help me. i was told to kill myself, i felt like nothing, so i finally found somewhere i could go.
i found a few friends, and you know what happened with the hate? well, i was gone, therefore; they gave up.
im not sorry i left, because if i hadnt, i wouldnt have improved so much on my art. id probably be in the hospital again.
im not completely gone, i come back once in awhile, like a few things, maybe even reblog a few things. thats it though. why would i want to come back to somewhere i dont belong, where i dont feel safe. my blog now, sure i have drama going on, but at least im not told i need to die.
so thats why i had to leave, i didnt want to go back, i left for my safety.
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oh… i actually kinda changed to an rp blog id gladly give you the link but i just dont want my one hate anon finding it hahaha…
so if you come off anon ill totally tell you heck ill even give you my skype and we can talk! i rarely come on here anymore
wha if i had friends
cause this is a thing apparently
hahaha yeah fucking thanks for reblogging me and not interacting with me
i might just quit my rp blog and come back here
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Reports are now circulating on twitter via Jon Morosi that the Detroit Tigers and Rajai Davis have agreed to a two-year deal worth about $10 millions dollars.
Rajai Davis has agreed to a two-year deal with Tigers worth around $9 or $10 million total, source says. @FOXSports1
— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) December 10, 2013
Rajai Davis is a versatile outfielder who can play all three outfield postions. It can be assumed that we is being brought in to play left field probably in a platoon with Andy Dirks.
The primary reason for the Tigers acquiring Davis is speed. Davis stole 45 bases last season in 108 games with the Blue Jays. He also has a little pop in his bat adding 6 Home Runs, 16 doubles and 2 triples while hitting .260.
Davis provides a huge weapon for the Tigers off the bench and will be the best Tigers base stealer since Gary Pettis.
Dave Dombrowski said during a press conference announcing the signing of Joe Nathan that they wouldn't be involved in any other free agent signings. however Rajai Davis would not be considered a major free agent.
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The rainforest supports an astonishing range of life, within its teeming rivers, swamps and savannahs. But it also helps to sustain life across the whole planet. An estimated 8% of the earth's carbon that is stored in living forests worldwide is stored in the forests of the DRC, making the country the fourth largest carbon reservoir in the world. The Congo Basin rainforest plays a critical role in regulating the global climate and halting runaway climate change, for the benefit of the entire biosphere.
But the forest, and the people and animals that depend upon it, are under threat as the unquenchable global thirst for natural resources, crops and foodstuffs means African lands are, more than ever, a target for investors. The solutions to these threats lie firmly with those who live there.
Greenpeace is calling for a moratorium on new certification in the Congo Basin.
27 June 2010- People hold up green leaflets reading in French 'Save Congo's Forests' during a demonstration in Parc du Cinquantenaire (Jubelpark), a few days before Congo's 50th independence anniversary. Stop forest crime in DRC .
Impunity still prevails in logging operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
As Barack Obama prepares to pick up a Peace Prize he's yet to earn, a truly deserving activist collects the Alternative Nobel Prize for his work to save the forests of the Congo.
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MONTREAL — Sixty-two-year-old Plateau resident Michel Pougetout walks around his neighbourhood every morning, through Lafontaine Park and up and down Mont-Royal Ave.
On Monday, he noticed something different: large metallic rings installed on two fire hydrants he usually walks by.
"I was wondering what they were. Now I guess I know," he said, before bending over and taking a sip of water from one. "I like this idea a lot."
Select fire hydrants will be doubling as water fountains in the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough this summer, thanks to a new project put forward by the Quebec association of industrial designers.
The 53-inch metal rings, each with four valves to drink from, have been attached to two fire hydrants: one at the corner of de Brébeuf St. and Mont-Royal Ave. and the other at Mont-Royal and St-Laurent Blvd.
Called the Bornéo system, it was a concept thought up by five local designers two years ago, and approved by the borough for an official launch this summer.
"We already have water under every single street; we wanted to give people access to it," said Alexandre Joyce, who worked on the design.
"Then we realized we have areas where the water can be accessed: the fire hydrants."
The water fountains will be moved around the Plateau throughout the summer every two weeks, being placed on a total of 10 fire hydrants.
The system was designed through talks with local fire stations to make sure it's completely non-obstructive in case of a nearby fire. "If ever there's something, it doesn't have to be uninstalled. Firemen can easily work around it," said Joyce, adding that firefighters had a say in the size of the device.
"If it had any security hazards, the fire department would have never accepted (the project)," said borough mayor Luc Ferrandez.
Ferrandez was approached about the project two years ago, and immediately liked the concept. In the time since, the necessary tests to clear the pilot project were conducted, said the mayor.
The system was tested on a hydrant that hadn't been used in a long time, on one that hadn't been used for a few days and on a fairly active one. All three times, water tests came out perfect, he explained. The device was then placed on a hydrant and left unused for days, and again, the water passed the tests.
Ferrandez said he sees the project as a great way to fight heat waves, and also a way to curb the amount of plastic bottles being used in the borough, which he called "one of the biggest environmental issues in our society."
The system could also prove useful for the city's homeless.
"We had that in mind when working on the project, and we encourage that. They should have more access to water," Joyce said.
"For people who aren't going back to homes or shelters at night, I could see these being used for quick showers," Ferrandez said.
The borough paid $5,000 for the two devices, but that included design, conception and installation. Ferrandez sees that price significantly decreasing if they were to install more in the future.
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Net safety's '3 alarmist assumptions': Researcher
This is news, and not just for the Internet safety field. It's important for policymakers, parents, educators, researchers, healthcare providers and journalists to know about: In the Journal of Child Psychology, sociologist David Finkelhor, one of the US's most prominent experts on child victimization, challenges the "alarmism reflected by so much of the scholarly and […]
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As part of the overall scientific program, 101 continuing medical education
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attending courses will receive a CME certificate at the conclusion of each
course attended. A full complement of courses will be presented starting
Saturday, May 20. Admission to all courses is by annual meeting badge and
course ticket only.
There will be four Presidential Symposia this year: "The Public
Mental Health System: Critical Issues" on Monday, May 22, 2 p.m. to 5
p.m., Room 701 A, South, Level 700, Toronto Convention Centre;"
International Advocacy Toward a Psychiatry for the Person" on
Tuesday, May 23, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Room 701 A, South, Level 700, Toronto
Convention Centre; "Collaboration in Crisis: Academic Medical Centers'
Response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita" on Wednesday, May 24, 2 p.m. to
5 p.m., Room 701 A, South, Level 700, Toronto Convention Centre;"
Psychiatric Participation in Interrogation of Detainees: Ethical
Considerations" on Wednesday, May 24, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Ballroom A,
Lower Level, Intercontinental Hotel.
The New Research program will build upon the experience of past successful
activities, continuing the trend toward broader opportunities for exposure by
clinicians to new research findings. Topics likely to be covered include AIDS
and HIV; anxiety; alcohol and substance abuse; eating, mood, and personality
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was established to encourage medical students, residents, and research fellows
to submit abstracts for presentation to highlight the scientific work of young
investigators in psychiatry and emphasize the value of their efforts. It
provides a forum in which young investigators may interact with their peers
from around the country, along with attending senior investigators.
This session will be followed by "Young Investigators' Oral/Slide
Sessions 2-4" from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. These sessions feature the
top-graded young investigator submissions and provide young investigators the
opportunity to give more interactive presentations. Poster Session 5 will
follow from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. There will be five other poster sessions, two
each Tuesday and Wednesday, May 23 and 24, from noon to 2 p.m., and 3 p.m. to
5 p.m.; and one on Thursday, May 25, from noon to 2 p.m. The oral/slide
presentations and the poster sessions will be held in the Toronto Convention
There will be three research consultation sessions, one each on Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday, May 22 to 24, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., at the
Intercontinental Hotel. This series allows junior researchers an opportunity
to discuss difficult issues with prominent colleagues. These are limited to 25
participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
There will be 17 master educator clinical consultation sessions. These are
clinically based seminars with outstanding educators. Formats and subject
matter vary, but all utilize clinical material offered by participants. These
sessions are limited to 25 participants on a first-come, first-served basis
and are for APA members only. They will be held at the Toronto Convention
Centre from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Monday through
Thursday, May 22 to 25.
There will be four medical update sessions, one each on Monday through
Thursday, May 22 to 25, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., in Room 716 A, South, Level
700, at the Toronto Convention Centre. Titles include "Congestive Heart
Failure," "ADD Kids Get Smart Naturally,""
Testosterone Replacement Therapy in the Aging Male: Implications for
Psychiatry and Other Disciplines," and "Liver Transplant Update:
Current Outcomes and Challenges in 2006."
There will be five "advances in" sessions. They will be held on
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and 24, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Toronto
Convention Centre. These three- and-a-half-hour sessions are intended to
highlight important new advances occurring in the field of psychiatry
involving selected disorders or treatments. The sessions are chaired by
editors of recent textbooks published by the American Psychiatric Publishing
Inc. (APPI) and feature selected chapter authors from these texts. Discussed
books may be purchased at the APPI bookstore or online at<www.appi.org>.
American Psychiatric Publishing Inc. (APPI) will feature more than 40 new
book titles at the APPI Bookstore in the Toronto Convention Center and will
distribute free copies of the most recent issues of its six journals and
Psychiatric News. APPI staff will also demonstrate how members can
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DSM-IV-TR Online and the American Journal of Psychiatry
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RENO, Nev. – University of Nevada outfielder Trenton Brooks has been named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American team announced today by Collegiate Baseball newspaper. Brooks is the ninth Wolf Pack player to earn freshman All-America honors since 2000 with Kewby Meyer being the most recent to earn the honor in 2012.
Brooks, a second-team All-Mountain West selection led the Pack with a .330 batting average. The native of Alpine, Calif. was second on the team with 35 RBI, third with 62 hits and third with 79 total bases. On the season he had eight doubles and three home runs. In addition to playing in the outfield Brooks made 16 appearances on the mound where he was 3-1 with a 3.86 ERA.
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November 2011 OPA Extern Profile: Eric Gillespie
Name: Eric Gillespie
Undergraduate degree/institution: BA French, University of Cincinnati
Hobbies: Saltwater Aquaria, Home Construction Projects, Wood-working, Tailgating
How did you get interested in the profession of pharmacy? I began working in an independent pharmacy in 1999 as a delivery boy. I initially was not interested in the profession of pharmacy until after working there several years and beginning to do more work inside the pharmacy with the patients especially. After finishing my first degree, I toggled between going deeper into French or switch over to pharmacy. I made the decision to devote all my time to pharmacy and I haven't looked back since.
What really got me interested was my interaction with the patients. I loved helping them both with over-the-counter and prescription questions. In addition I liked that people trusted the pharmacists I worked with completely. Even with embarrassing or very personal information, the patients were very forth coming with the information and trusted the pharmacist to be prudent to use the information, not to judge, but merely to help the patients in their time of need.
Why did you choose OPA as a rotation? I chose this rotation because I held the position of OPA Student Representative for the APhA chapter of the University of Cincinnati for two years. I loved coming to the board meetings and seeing all of the activities the Association is involved in for the profession of pharmacy. In addition, I enjoy being involved in the political aspects of the profession. I whole-heartedly agree that if we do not fight for our own position in the medical field that we will be left behind to deal with the scraps left over from nursing and physicians. I am enthusiastic to work not only for patients, but also the profession and OPA is certainly a great place to achieve both of these goals.
What was the most significant or surprising experience at OPA? The most surprising experience this month has been the presentation to Columbus fire fighters about "bath salts." The event ended up being so rewarding for both myself and the firemen. Everyone who came up to me was so grateful, and asked if we could do talks about other topics that might be of interest for them. I actually feel that the talks went so well, that I am going to contact the Cincinnati fire department and see if they would like me to come and talk to them. In addition, I am going to research if they can get continuing education credit for the talk as well.
What other pharmacy associations/organizations do you belong to? American Pharmacists Association, National Community Pharmacists Association
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So... I switched birth control not to long ago, from Lutera to Sronyx (both generic brands, both the same hormone formula). Lutera was amazing, minus some minor intestinal issues which were really worth dealing with. But the clinic I go to switched from Lutera to Sronyx. After that switch I fell into a major depression. HOWEVER. That switch may or may not have been the basis behind the depression. I tend to get a little wonky during winter months/holidays/family based stuff.
I decided to see a therapist, but I knew that that would be a financially difficult decision, so I went on trying to rule out the different things that might have had an affect. The first that came to mind was the switch to Sronyx.
Last Friday I went back to the clinic and explained the depression, and they replaced my prescription with Microgestin FE 1/20. It has a different hormone formula. But after reading the various reviews, it seemed that maybe 1/200 were GOOD reviews. The rest touted something along the lines of -
Serious mood swings, crying at everything.
Hair loss.
Weight Gain.
Serious depression.
Skipped periods (which wouldn't be bad if I wasn't sexually active, but skipping a period would scare the loveing Jesus out of me).
Among other really really nasty thing.
I decided kind of on a "Jesus loveing crap christ nooo!" kick to take the Sronyx again, because I still have a few months prescription of it. I'm going to call the clinic tomorrow and explain the situation, but I feel like they'll give me the "Everybody is different" thing. The thing is I REALLY am afraid of switching to this brand, because of my already serious depression issues. As it is, the bullcrap that's been antagonizing me lately is slowly fading back into mysteryland where it came from.
But I'm not sure if this is the right decision.
What I want to know, basically, is.. if any of you guys are on Microgestin FE 1/20.
What your advice would be in this situation.
It seems to me that the cons for the Microgestin FE seriously outweigh the (potential) cons that the Sronyx is causing. And I feel like taking that risk of giving it a try might be a horrible, horrible mistake.
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1419 Jeanne Court has a Walk Score of 14 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in Leavenworth. Nearby parks include 10th Avenue Park, Hawthorne Park and Shrine Park.
Nearby schools include Leavenworth Senior High School, Henry Leavenworth and Richard Warren Middle School.
The closest grocery stores are Eddie's Grocery and Leavenworth Country Mart.
Nearby restaurants include RJTP LLC, SUBWAY® Restaurants and Los Cabos.
1419 Jeanne Court is near 10th Avenue Park, Hawthorne Park and Shrine Park.


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Mario Piano Medley - classical music piano medley inspired by Super Mario Bros.
I think I'm in love.
:O I could sit and listen to the piano all day long. *sigh* There are times when I wish I'd kept up piano lessons...
This needs to be on my blog because of reasons.
He blows the cartridge. He. Blows. The. Cartridge.


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Observations on DOD's Ground Combat Uniforms
GAO-10-669R: Published: May 28, 2010. Publicly Released: May 28, 2010.
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This report is in response to section 352 of Public Law 111-84, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2010. The statute requires the Comptroller General to conduct an assessment of the ground combat uniforms and camouflage utility uniforms currently in use in the Department of Defense and provide the results to the congressional defense committees not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of the act.
Although the Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps state that they have established requirements for combat clothing that include performance capabilities and characteristics, we found that performance standards are not related to specific combat environments. In addition, we found technical production standards guide the manufacturing of uniforms for all four services. Camouflage effectiveness is not an operational performance criteria. Service and Special Operations Command officials indicate that the ground combat uniforms and their protective gear and body armor are interoperable. However, service officials stated that they do not have a requirement to regularly test their uniform and other services' protective gear for interoperability, but rely on feedback from users. Production and procurement costs are increasing and account for about 95 percent of ground combat uniform costs. Several factors, such as the introduction of flame resistant fabric and pace of operations, account for the increase in production costs. According to DOD officials, supporting a variety of uniforms in any combat theater of operations does not place additional logistics requirements on the distribution system; rather, the additional logistical requirements are primarily found in storage costs in the United States. The government-owned patents on elements of the Marine Corps' ground combat uniforms--the color scheme, the uniform design, and the pattern with the service logo--present no legal barrier to allowing other services to use these elements. According to officials from all four services, it is unlikely that the services would choose to wear the same camouflage uniform because it is a symbol of the individual service and its uniqueness. Apart from the patents issue, Marine Corps System Command officials indicated that they believe 10 U.S.C. 771 prohibits a member of one service from wearing the uniform or a distinctive part of the uniform belonging to another service. The services and U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) officials do not collect data that would enable an assessment of the risks associated with wearing different uniforms in combat operations. Combatant commanders and service component commanders maintain flexibility to determine uniform wear based on operational needs.
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things i think about
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- being held down and fucked so hard that I can barely walk
Redux - Blobs and girls (NA/F) Flats - by Wolfencognito
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More doodling with this character… I think i like him. Let's say his name's Moosh. Likes to turns you into mush. Yeah, that's silly.
That's not what he meant by "head first". Anyway.


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Don't be deceived by the title; the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra's Classical Detour: Transylvanian Halloween program at Powell Symphony Hall (718 North Grand Boulevard; 314-534-1700 or www.slso.org) features a paucity of Transylvanian music — just Bartók's Dances of Transylvania. This is more an exploration of the allusive nature of Transylvania and what it inspires in the imagination: the idea of darkness, something malignant in the forest, a healthy scare. You know, all the best parts of Halloween. The 6:30 p.m. performance features classic night terrors such as Saint-Saëns' Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain (that's him pictured) and Berlioz's Dream of a Witches' Sabbath (is there a sound more chilling than those chittering strings?). The show is preceded by a 5:30 p.m. happy hour with drink specials and a beer-sampling, and tickets are $20 to $30.
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During nearly four decades in the college classroom, Dr. Bev Harris championed the cause of educating math educators in Missouri, leaving behind a legacy that continues through his students, who are teaching at high schools and universities across the country, preparing future generations of math educators.
"At one time, before the state colleges really got with it as far as math education is concerned, I was the leading math educator in the state of Missouri," he said. "I was putting more students in high schools to teach mathematics and more students in graduate schools to pursue graduate school mathematics than any college in the state.
"The thing I'm most proud of from having taught at SBU, at least from an academic standpoint, is that over 50 of my former students have at least a master's degree in pure mathematics. That's better than one a year. I taught 37 years at Southwest."
Harris encouraged and inspired his students to study pure mathematics and to be educators.
"I remember when I first went into his office my freshman year," said Dr. Bob Glasgow, professor of mathematics at SBU, who was one of Harris' students and joined the mathematics faculty in 1989. "I had just made my decision to be a math teacher and was still very unsure of myself. By the time I left Bev's office, I had a four-year plan and was starting to think about graduate school after graduation. That's the way Bev advised. He was encouraging while giving you strong nudges to do more than you thought you were capable of doing."
Even students who weren't math majors remember his caring and helpful demeanor.
"He was very interested in the students," said Elizabeth Pace '59, one of his many students. "He is just generally interested in people and was always helpful."
As an SWBC graduate, he was very familiar with the college when he was offered a job. Attending Southwest Baptist College after graduating from high school was not optional for Harris, whose family moved to Bolivar in January 1943, during the middle of World War II, because his mother wanted all of her children to attend SWBC. Harris said the family left behind a nice farm in the Kansas City area of Jackson County, Mo., to move to Bolivar so he and his siblings could live at home while attending SWBC.
He started college during the summer of 1945 but was then drafted into the U.S. Army in January 1946. He served as a Regimental Control Sergeant in the Transportation Corps for one year, being discharged according to the newly enacted college clause that limited service to one year for anyone who was drafted out of college. He returned to SWBC for the spring and summer semesters of 1947, graduating that year with an associate of arts degree. He completed a bachelor of science in education with a major in math and a minor in biology from Southwest Missouri State University in 1949.
Harris taught math and science at Humansville High School in northwestern Polk County for two years before joining the SWBC faculty in 1952 while working on his master's degree in mathematics, which he finished in 1953 at the University of Missouri. While he was teaching at Humansville, Dr. John Dowdy, president of SWBC, told him that if he finished his master's degree he would have a job at SWBC.
"I found out later that my junior college math professor, J.F. Hurst, had requested that I take his place," Harris said. "I've never had to ask for a job in my life."
While teaching at Humansville, he married Zodee, who was the first full-time secretary at Bolivar First Baptist Church. They had three children: Susan, Steven and Joy.
Harris completed his doctorate 10 years after completing his master's degree, about the time SWBC was transitioning from a junior to a senior college. At that time he was one of two professors to have a doctorate, the other being Dr. Jasper Clark, a biology professor. When SWBC became a senior college, Harris was promoted straight from instructor to professor. He later received the title of "Distinguished Professor."
"I felt like the Lord called me to teach at SBU, just like he calls ministers," Harris said. "I felt sure after Dr. Dowdy had invited me to teach that it was God's will for me. When I first came to SBU, I told the Lord, 'Send me students I can help.' Notice I didn't say send me good students; I said send me students I can help. It's kind of like when King Solomon prayed and he said, 'Lord, help me to have the wisdom to guide the Israelites' and not only did he do that, but he gave him wealth besides. So the Lord, when I asked for students I can help, as a bonus he gave me outstanding students."
Harris hired former students John Smashey and John Bryant to teach alongside him, and the trio taught math together at SBU for 23 years until Harris' retirement in 1989. Smashey also has since retired, while Bryant is still on the math faculty and coaches men's and women's tennis, a job for which he was recommended by Harris.
"As the department chair, he arranged my class schedule in the mornings so I could work with tennis," said Bryant, who took an algebra class with Harris in 1960 and returned to teach at SBU in 1966.
Harris hired his replacement, Dr. Kevin Hopkins, who filled the department of mathematics chair position. When Hopkins sent an inquiry letter in 1987 about any possible openings, expressing an interest in teaching at a small, Christian university, Harris decided it might be time to look at early retirement. Hopkins' resumé was impressive, and his references were solid. But there was one line in that letter that really caught Harris' attention: "I know a big school could pay me more money, but money isn't everything."
"I thought, 'BINGO!" Harris recalls. "I thought the Lord was trying to tell me something. I felt we would never have another opportunity to have a Ph.D. at the head of the department, especially from one of the top math universities in the country. I checked on his credentials, and all the teachers that I talked to said he would be an outstanding candidate not only for our university, but for any university in the U.S. because he is a top student in his class and is very much respected."
For Harris, early retirement meant an opportunity to do more of the Lord's work, which he already had done for many years through involvement at Southern Hills Baptist Church and First Baptist Church.
"I prayed, 'Lord, give me something worthwhile to do,'" he said. "So he gave me Polk County Christian Social Ministries with Share Your Christmas. I was one of the leaders for 25 years."
PCCSM was a young ministry, having just started in 1985. Bev served as treasurer for more than 20 years and organized the Share Your Christmas project that now assists more than 600 families annually with donations of food, toys and other items at Christmas.
"I enjoy helping people," Harris told the Bolivar Herald-Free Press in 2009. "It makes tears come to your eyes sometimes when you see a needy family and you'd like to help them but there's just no way in the world to help them. I take that work very seriously."
Also in his retirement, Bev became an avid tennis player, ranking second in the state of Missouri in the 65-year-old age bracket. He was the center on SWBC's basketball team in the fall of 1947, and he was a scorekeeper at SBU men's basketball games for 34 years. Even now, when he is not able to be as active, he enjoys watching sports on TV. One of his favorite SBU memories is when he saw the men's tennis team win a national championship in Kansas City.
"Bev was devoted to his students, to the Bolivar community and mostly, to serving our Lord," Bryant said. "He created math champions for years."
Scholarship fund to honor Dr. Bev Harris' legacy
In recognition of Dr. Bev Harris' contributions to mathematics education during his 37-year tenure as department chair and faculty member in SBU's Department of Mathematics, the Dr. Bev Harris Mathematics Education Scholarship Fund has been established.
Only two people have served as chairman of SBU's Department of Mathematics during the past 62 years. Harris served from 1952-1989, when he hired Dr. Kevin Hopkins to teach and assume the department chair position, allowing Harris to take early retirement. Hopkins is still in that position and, 25 years later, has led efforts to establish the scholarship fund in recognition of Harris' legacy at SBU and in the Bolivar community.
"When I came to SBU, I didn't have any experience to have ideas about how to properly honor Dr. Harris' years of service," Hopkins said. "My mother passed away in September 2013, and I have thought much more about legacy (her legacy and the legacy of others) during the past few months since her passing. Now, even though it is 25 years after his retirement, seems an appropriate time to establish a scholarship fund that would honor and continue to recognize Dr. Harris' legacy of service to the math department and to the Bolivar community, which he continued to serve faithfully in his retirement until health issues prevented him from continuing that service."
Scholarships will be awarded with priority given to junior or senior level math education majors.
Through the years, many scholarship funds have been established in honor or in memory of SBU professors. Donations can be made to any of these funds through a check mailed to SBU, Att: University Relations, 1600 University Ave., Bolivar MO 65613, or online at www.SBUniv.edu/give and click on "Give online." To find out which professors have been honored with scholarship funds, search the list of funds in the "Give online" section of the website or call (417) 328-1804.


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NUFC take another stride towards Championship trophy at Middlesbrough's expense
Well that's the Tyne-Tees ding dong over for what could be at least another season and Newcastle United were probably much, much happier with the point than Middlesbrough by the end.
At times United were poor at the Riverside but they showed they have the ability to dig in and scrape a result when it matters most and more importanly they didn't cave in.
Even a neutral could have sensed that the game meant much more to Boro and in the end it must have felt like a defeat for Gordon Strachan's side.
Strachan's side threw everything at Newcastle but ultimately didn't have enough to pull off a scalp that would have had Teesside celebrating tonight.
And it was the Toon Army who were celebrating at the end of the 2-2 draw with chants of "We're Newcastle and we're going to win the league."
Throughout it all the travelling 3,600 fans backed their side in the way that we've grown to expect.
And when Boro unvailed their "Trophy Virgins" flag (forgetting the six FA Cups, four league titles and the 1969 Fairs Cup) it was the last act of a desperate bunch of fans.
A set of fans who are staring trips to Doncaster and Barnsley in the face once again - unless their side can do what they haven't done all season and put together some consistency and start finishing teams off.
As for Newcastle, well they really can only self-destruct now and this was another useful point.
They are now a whopping 25 points ahead of the team that were relegated with them in Boro and nine points ahead of Nottingham Forest, who lost again 3-2 at Preston.
With 11 games left and with a game in hand on Forest and West Brom, this looked very much like another step back towards the Premier League and picking up the Championship trophy which Boro would so dearly love to be doing themselves.
What were your thoughts on Newcastle's draw with Boro?
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Have You Ever Seen A Geordie Lift a Cup?
Nope, nor Have I!!!
Nice typically chippy comment from our smoggie friend there. Enjoy reliving your solitary Carling Cup (staggering!) as you (don't) turn up to watch the mighty Norwich City, Doncaster et al next season. Loser.
Boro fans are so deluded. Such a pity really. They`ll still be in this Legaue next season because their team and manager are no good enough....................NUFF SAID.
Newcastle aren't top for no reason, proffesional and stubborn to the end but in reallity we should have lost. This ability to get points especially way from home when up against it has been impressive this season, but we are far from a good side. A major and radical overhaul is needed for next year. As for the trophy virgins banner i thought was quite funny. Propper football humour. A couple of seasons ago i was sickend at the mido chants, this was genuinely funny.
everyone in the ground knows boro have only won one cup and newcastle have won more albeit a while ago. The ridiculous reaction by some in the crowd and comments on here show us to be the embaressment. FFS lighten up
I think you should look up the definition of a joke mate. I am sure Boro fans understand how little they have won but see the irony in the fact that in the last 40 years they have won something and NUFC nothing and the virgins are the majority who were not born to witness any victories. People throwing themselves towards the home fans in anger was one of the most embarrassing things I have ever seen.
I thought the Trophey Virgins banner was quite funny. When you consider that smoggies can't normally grasp any sort of conversation or humour.
Interesting reading Lee. Although it sounds to me like you now think it is a derby. Make your mind up fella.
I'd rather have another season in the Championship strolling to the tile next season with the battling, galvanised team you met on Saturday, stepping over the corpses of a crippled Pompey, imploding Hull and just bad Burnley than getting pastings from the likes of such heavyweights as Wigan, Bolton, Stoke and dare I say it, Sunlan?
Had to laugh at a comment on the Boro blog by a Man U fan(?) who said with regards to the flag....
Lets face it, as funny as the banner was, it was akin to a bloke with a combover taking the mickey out of a bald bloke.
Well it made me laugh anyway.


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It feels like there is a secret law in Germany mandating that every domestic automaker there must offer at least one model with a four-door coupe bodystyle like the BMW Gran Coupes, Mercedes-Benz CLS and Audi A7. Several of the German brands even have the swoopy sedans in multiple sizes. So far, Lexus has stayed out of that fray, but maybe not for long, if a recently spotted test car makes it to market.
The brand is known to be testing a highly styled four-door coupe, roughly the size of the GS, under heavy camouflage. Little is known about the new model at the moment, but its existence makes sense. If it really wants to take the on Germans, Lexus is going to have to fight them toe-to-toe with competing models – especially with ones understood to have high margins.
Pictured above is a rendering from artist Theophilus Chin imagining a slightly smaller take on the genre based on the RC coupe, which he calls the RC GT. His design leaves the original shape almost untouched, but shortens the front doors to allow room for a rear doors under the arching roof. His GT would be aimed more against the BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe and rumored Mercedes-Benz C-Class four-door coupe, rather than the larger models Lexus actually appears to be targeting with its vehicle under development. His concept certainly nails the look, though, and while it might not have a basis in reality, we thought that it's well-resolved enough that you'd want to take a look, if only as a "what could've been" flight of fancy.


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The mystery tenant for a huge new warehouse built by Hillwood Properties at Alliance has surfaced.LG Electronics, a longtime tenant in the Alliance development, has leased the 1.2 million-square-foot industrial building at the new Alliance Center North.John Taylor, a vice president with LG Electronics USA, said the company is consolidating two distribution facilities at Alliance into the new building, located at the northeast corner of Interstate 35W and Eagle Parkway. It is expected to be completed the summer. Regionally, LG Electronics distributes televisions, Blu-ray players and other home entertainment products from a 450,000-square-foot facility in Roanoke, and refrigerators, washing machines and ranges from a 500,000-square-foot facility in the Fort Worth section of Alliance.Taylor said the company will gain additional space in the move, and get better efficiencies for its operations. Earlier this week, Hillwood said it was beginning construction on two more speculative industrial buildings totaling 1.3 million square feet of space. Hillwood said it had leased the new warehouse but declined to name the tenant.Taylor said LG Electronics employs between 80 and 100 workers at the two distribution centers, but that number rises to as many as 180 workers on a seasonal basis. Fort Worth is the company's largest distribution operation in the U.S. and will continue to grow as the company does.The Alliance Center North development will have the capacity for more than 9 million square feet of industrial building space when it is built out, Hillwood said.DFW plane spotter compiles a bookAviation enthusiast Greg Gayden has spent years taking pictures of airplanes. Big planes, little planes and lots of planes that land at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport.A few months ago, when he was visiting his father, Gayden found several old coffee table books that were full of plane pictures and thought he could probably put one together too.And so, "In Focus: Boeing 737" was created."It was something fun for me to do with the photos," said Gayden, who runs DFWTower.com, a local plane-spotting website. "So I just put it all together and threw it up on iTunes."Gayden's book includes special liveries and some older liveries of airlines that don't exist anymore, like ATA. He also has photos of the new American Airlines livery with the flag on the tail along with its traditional metal livery.The photos were shot at DFW, Los Angeles, London Heathrow and in Tokyo over the course of several years. Locally, Gayden says he often shoots photos from Founders Plaza on the northwest side of DFW.Gayden, who works as a Transportation Security Administration inspector at DFW, said it was fun compiling the book and plans to create others.Up next … the A319. — Andrea AhlesMoritz expanding into the Alliance CorridorThe Moritz car dealership is expanding into north Fort Worth with construction of a Kia showroom and sales center in the Alliance Corridor.The Kia dealership will sit on 8 acres along Interstate 35W, just north of the Allen Samuels car dealership, said Jim Hardick, general manager of Moritz Chevrolet, Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep and Kia dealerships in Fort Worth.Moritz bought the land in the last year. Moritz also operates a Kia dealership at 8501 W. Interstate 30 in Fort Worth and at 110 NE Loop 820 in Hurst.Construction on the 47,000-square-foot facility should begin in December and be done by the end of 2014, Hardick said. It will be the largest of the three Kia locations and will include a service center and car wash in addition to a showroom and sales lots, he said.Chamber's Berzina awarded top professional honorDavid Berzina, executive vice president of economic development for the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, has been awarded Fellow Member status by the International Economic Development Council, a top professional honor.The designation recognizes members who have attained unusual stature in the field of economic development and closely related disciplines.Berzina earned the status in recognition of his economic development accomplishments, the chamber said. He has recruited and secured more than 16 million square feet of building space, $3.7 billion in capital investment, more than 25,000 jobs and more than $1.3 billion in annual payroll, it said."This designation is not only a sign of his personal success. It also reflects Fort Worth's economic vitality," said Susan Halsey, the chamber's chairwoman, in a statement.
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