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State colleges: Utah beats Oregon State in women's volleyball
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Corvallis, Ore. • Chelsey Schofield had 11 kills and 12 digs to lead Utah over Oregon State 25-22, 23-25, 25-16, 25-14 in Pac-12 women's volleyball Friday night.
Erin Redd-Brandon smashed 10 kills for the Utes (15-4, 4-3), who have won two straight conference games and play at Oregon at 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Stanford 1, Utah 0 • Courtney Verloo scored in the 67th minute to lift the No. 10 Cardinal over the Utes (7-3-5, 3-1-2) in Pac-12 action in Stanford, Calif.
Utah State 3, Colorado State 0 • In Fort Collins, Jayne Robison had a goal and an assist for the Aggies (8-5-2, 4-2-0 Mountain West).
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So I am 21w1day and I have a job interview this Friday. Im so exicited. I having been praying for this. Now I have a problem. I am showing a little bit. Should I tell the new job i am pregnant up front or do I want till they offer me the job and if I do wait how long should I wait, Do I tell them as soon as they offer or maybe wait to see, I dont want them to think I am a liar or dishonset, but I really need the extra cash now. I will work all the way till my day before my c-section
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It's generally suggested you tell them when you're given the offer, that way they don't discriminate based on that.
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Mom to- DD July '06, DS Feb '08, DD May '11, and DS Nov '12
"showing a little" could just be "fat." Run with that. Don't offer info at this stage.
"Releasing doves and a sushi station are not basic human rights." -- MollySaysWhat
as soon as they offer or should i wait?
Fredrick 05/04/2004
Amia 07/17/2006
Baby Evan 02/01/2013
wait until you start the job at least. make sure pay has been negotiated already, benefits are in order, hours agreed upon, etc. while it is illegal for them to discriminate based on pregnancy, it is very hard to prove that is what has been done.
Pick an outfit that makes you look fat, rather than pregnant. This usually means regular clothes in bigger sizes rather than maternity clothes. Most maternity clothes are cut to make you look pregnant rather than fat.
get the job first. its illegal to discriminate against women due ot pregnancy. its harder to prove during the interview process. I'd say something soon after I was hired.
#1 19yo, #2 15yo, #3 9yo, #4 4yo, #5 2yo, #6 1yo 6 kids and counting...Counting my blessings. What did you think I meant? :-)
I also agree with the poster that said dress fat.
Excuse my words... Auto correct has it out for me
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What these gals said! I just interviewed at 18 wks and have also really really popped this week. Dressing fat did the trick (helps that I have a big booty to balance out the belly size! lol). I didn't say anything and no one noticed my belly or asked about pregnancy. Plus I rocked the interview. I'm not going to say anything until after I've gotten a job offer along with salary and benefits laid out.
Well, it's totally illegal to ask about pregnancy. And it's tacky to ask "Are you fat?" in most interviews.
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How Much Would It Cost to Build the Great Pyramid Today?
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Dr. Arthur Frankel is a professor at the Department of Internal Medicine, Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
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We're used to hearing about how our expensive gadgets "only cost" whatever amount, but of course you're not just paying for the parts when you pick something up. That price includes labor and manufacturing, as well as the research that went into designing it and future iterations, post-purchase support, and a bunch of other invisible costs like the non-specific luxury and status values of the product.
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House Awards Bonuses to High Ranking Employees
A month after they voted to punish some corporate executives for taking hefty bonus payouts, members of the House of Representatives quietly gave their own staffers a new potential bonus by making even their top-earning aides eligible for taxpayer dollars to repay their student loans.
Those 'top-earning' aides make around $150K/ year. One of the commenters at the story link noted that here the government is giving its employees money to pay off what are (likely) government loans in the first place.
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Spokesman Jeff Ventura:
"We regard this benefit as a major job recruitment and retention tool," he said. "Even in a bad job market, we compete with the private sector for the kind of talented employees government work today demands."
Emphasis me. Now, why would anyone think that Congress is out of touch?
Sincerely, guys. You don't have to give bonuses to your staff this year. They're not in danger of being recruited away anytime soon.
I dare say you could reduce their pay right now. Hell, institute a schedule of mandatory beatings. Wouldn't matter. They're not going anywhere.
If they have a better grasp of the situation out here in Reality Land than you do, you couldn't pry them out of their nice government gigs right now with a crowbar.
Morons, please do check out the comments at the story link. Some of them are pretty good. Cannot help but notice that no lefties have shown up to defend or minimize this move.
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Are you f***ing kidding me??? These top Congressional staff jobs are fought over. They get HUNDREDS of resumes every time one comes open, and almost none of them are ever advertised. Work for a Congressman for 4 years - walk out into a $200,000+ lobbying job. These a**holes don't need student loan payoffs.
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Site of PDGA National Doubles. Mostly open with a great variety of short to very long holes (#17 is 1003'), hills, ridges, a lake and creek. Par 67 (one par 5 and two par 4s). Map at website.
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# Holes: 21
Target Type: Mach III
Tee Type: Concrete
Elevation: Some Low Hills
Foliage: Scattered
Course Length: 9,289ft
Alternate Length: 0ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 5 | 300 - 400ft: 8 | Over 400ft: 8
From I-35, go east on Rte. 79 for 3.4 miles, entrance to park on left behind the Dell Diamond. Follow park road to 1st tee near circular parking area by baseball fields.
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Very long and challenging course. A must play in the Austin area.
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Madonna concert in San Jose, CA 2015
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Gary Allan Shares New Forearm Tattoo
Gary Allan has new ink. The singer shared a picture of a new tattoo drawn by famed Las Vegas tattoo artist DJ Tambe this week.
Gary Allan has new ink. The singer shared a picture of a new tattoo drawn by famed Las Vegas tattoo artist DJ Tambe this week.
Just eight artists remain in the month-long battle to decide country music's best fanbase. Round 2 of the 2014 Taste of Country Fan Football League continues with a matchup between Gary Allan and Danielle Bradbery.
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Addie Roberts, a toddler diagnosed with Pre-B ALL Leukemia, is proof that good things can come out of tough situations. When her parents and a local business were scammed out of $9,000 meant for her medical bills, it was devastating. But after the rain, there's a rainbow -- and a pot of gold.
The two men in this March Man-Ness battle come from very different backgrounds, but both have had to overcome tragedy to get to this point in their long, successful careers. Resumes aren't what's important during this bracket-style competition, however. In ToC's March Man-Ness, it's all about the sexy.
The Legends have been making country music look good since some of the other contestants in Taste of Country's March Man-Ness competition were in diapers. Men like George Strait and Alan Jackson have been working hard since the '80s, while other modern legends -- like Kenny Chesney and Trace Adkins -- are the new definition of "classic."
Gary Allan is stepping up to raise money for the family of a 3-year-old girl with cancer who were the victims of a $9,000 scam.
Gary Allan and Blake Shelton battled for most of the one-month voting period, but in the end, fans of the California-raised country singer would not be denied. Allan's 'Set You Free' was named the Best Album of the Year at the 2014 Taste of Country Awards.
2013 was a great year for country albums! Women may not have dominated the charts, but they produced some of the best LPs of the year. Ashley Monroe, Kacey Musgraves and Kellie Pickler all recorded projects that made our list of the Top 10 of 2013. Now, it's time for fans to decide who their choice for No. 1 is.
The micro-version of how Gary Allan got to Nashville is well-known, especially among his loyal fans. The 'It Ain't the Whiskey' singer recently sat down to record his episode of Guitar Center Sessions, where he shared all of the details, including the song his benefactor heard before writing him a check for $12,000. Watch him tell the story in this video, premiering on Taste of Country.


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(From 2010 Vintage) Full-bodied, dense purple in color, with floral notes intermixed with blackberries, cassis, graphite and spring flowers, this full-bodied, legendary effort is long and opulent, with wonderfully abundant yet sweet tannin, a skyscraper-like mid-palate and a thrilling, nearly one-minute finish.
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The wines of Saint-Julien and those of Château Léoville Poyferré are first distinguished by their considerable aromatic complexity ranging from red fruits, such as cherry, to mushroom for older vintages. Thanks to its terroir, Léoville Poyferré displays a magnificent balance between alcohol, acidity and tannins. The wine develops a sumptuous velvet quality in addition to plenty of elegance and finesse, altogether with a very great potential for aging.
Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wines(From 2002 Vintage) Lovely aromas of cassis and rich oak set the stage for the solid, well-filled flavors that follow, and amidst the wine's ongoing themes of blackcurrants lie glimmers of graphite, briar and loam. Medium-full-bodied, well-ripened and fairly solid in feel, it is at once both supple and still slightly edgy with acids and tannins meeting up at the finish. Its last-minute toughness is easily forgiven as a failing of mere youth, and five or six years of patience will allow it to smooth and to knit more ...
Decanter(From 2001 Vintage) Rating: 4/5 - As reviewed by Decanter. Big, deep colour that sticks to the glass. Slightly tanky and firm nose, lots of ripe cassis fruit but also quite high acidity. Very good extraction and ripeness, needs time to settle down. (Tasted en primeur)
Robert Parker(From 2008 Vintage) "One of the finest over-achieving efforts in this vintage as well as a "best buy" for a top-flight St.-Julien, this 2008 is an irresistible success. It reveals an opaque ruby/purple color, lots of unctuosity and a boatload of sweet cassis and black cherry fruit intertwined with notions of licorice, smoke and oak. Full-bodied, remarkably concentrated and stunningly pure and textured, this sensational wine is already drinking well, and will be even better with 2-3 years of cellaring. It should last...
Decanter(From 1961 Vintage) Rating: 0/5 - As reviewed by Decanter. Fairly deep mature red; light sweet cedary nose, mature, has charm, smoky bacon aromas; lean, a hint of oxidation, concentrated, smoky, quite elegant but not very complex, bacony, attractive, unlikely to improve further; good length.
Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wines(From 2003 Vintage) Another wine from St. Julien that caught our attention, this one is deep, ripe, curranty and full of Cabernet flavor. We also like Chateau Branaire-Ducru and Chateau Talbot from the same commune. The Cabernet based wines from the communes north of Bordeaux seemed to have fared extremely well. This wine and Branaire-Ducru rate 90 points and up while the Talbot should be a reasonable value, if its price does not escalate, in the 88-90 point range


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Trace analysis of fumagillin in honey by liquid chromatography-diode array-electrospray ionization mass spectrometry
ABSTRACT In this work a new liquid chromatography with diode array detection and electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (LC-DAD-ESI-MS) method has been developed for the determination of fumagillin residues in honey. This procedure involves a solid-phase extraction on polymeric cartridges for the isolation of fumagillin from diluted honey. Chromatographic separation of fumagillin was performed in isocratic mode, on a C(18) column (150 mm x 4.60mm i.d., 5 microm), the mobile phase consisted of a mixture of ammonium formate 20mM in water and acetonitrile (61/39, v/v), at 35 degrees C and the flow rate was set at 1.0 mL/min. Average analyte recoveries, influenced by the botanical origin were from 88 to 96% in replica sets of fortified honey samples. The detection limits of the LC-DAD-ESI-MS method were between 24 and 1 microg/kg for clear honeys (rosemary) and between 45 and 4 microg/kg for dark honeys (heather). The developed method has been applied to the analysis of fumagillin residues in honey samples collected from veterinary treated beehives, infected by Nosema ceranae and fed with the technical product at different doses.
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ABSTRACT: In this review, relevant data is presented on an emerging disease of the 21th century in European countries, caused by Nosema ceranae. Within a few years after it was detected in Spain in 2005, the rest of European countries that had technical capacity to differentiate Nosema apis from N. ceranae reported its presence. In a similar way as the initial detection of Varroa in Europe, active scientific work is raising many questions due to the absence of clinical symptoms in infected colonies and a long incubation period of the pathogen. N. ceranae presents a different epidemiological pattern and pathology compared to N. apis. The disease caused by N. ceranae is now named nosemosis type C (COLOSS workshop, 2009) and is characterized by the ability to detect the disease-causing agent throughout the year. The continuous death of highly infected bees, mostly foragers, has a clear effect on colony population and productivity. Although there has been a huge effort in the last years to increase knowledge about this disease, significant research is still needed on epidemiology, pathology, prophyllaxis and treatment.Apidologie 05/2010; 41(3):375-392. DOI:10.1051/apido/2010019 · 1.68 Impact Factor
Article: The stability and effectiveness of fumagillin in controlling Nosema ceranae (Microsporidia) infection in honey bees (Apis mellifera) under laboratory and field conditions[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Honey bees play an important role in food production (honey, pollen etc.), and their pollinating activity is not only essential to maintain world agriculture production but also to ensure biodiversity in different ecosystems. Nosema ceranae is a highly prevalent worldwide pathogen for honey bees that has been related to colony losses. A commercial formulation that contains fumagillin dicyclohexylamine, Fumidil B®, can control N. ceranae infection. However, the effectiveness of Fumidil B® is affected by several factors, such as storage, treatment preparation, the quantity consumed by bees etc. Indeed, UV exposure (e.g. sunlight) drastically reduces the initial concentration of fumagillin within a few hours, while temperature affects its degradation. Although laboratory tests suggest that a semisolid mixture of honey and powdered sugar is the best option to apply fumagillin, its application in syrup (250mL per dosage) is more effective for the treatment of infected colonies. The total amount of syrup containing fumagillin ingested by honey bees is a key factor in its efficacy, and it has been found that medicated patties were not fully consumed in field trials. In honey bee colonies, the dose of 120mg/honey bee colony at the recommended posology is effective against depopulation and colony death due to N. ceranae after 1year, without residues being detected in honey, although reinfection could be detected 4months after treatment ended. Keywords Nosema ceranae –Fumagillin–Stability–Syrup–Honey–sugar patty–Dosage–Treatment–Colony depopulationApidologie 05/2011; 42(3):364-377. DOI:10.1007/s13592-011-0003-2 · 1.68 Impact Factor
Article: A preliminary study of the epidemiological factors related to honey bee colony loss in Spain[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In recent years, a worldwide decline in the Apis mellifera populations has been detected in many regions, including Spain. This decline is thought to be related to the effects of pathogens or pesticides, although to what extent these factors are implicated is still not clear. In this study, we estimated the prevalence of honey bee colony depopulation symptoms in a random selected sample (n = 61) and we explored the implication of different pathogens, pesticides and the flora visited in the area under study. The prevalence of colony depopulation symptoms in the professional apiaries studied was 67.2% [95% confidence interval (CI) = 54.6-79.8; P < 0.0001]. The most prevalent pathogen found in the worker honey bee samples was Nosema ceranae[65.6%; 95% CI = 52.8-78.3; P < 0.0001], followed by Varroa destructor[32.7%; 95% CI = 20.2-45.4; P < 0.0001] and 97.5% of the colonies infected by N. ceranae were unhealthy (depopulated). Co-infection by V. destructor and N. ceranae was evident in 22.9% (95% CI = 11.6-34.3; P < 0.0001) of the samples and only in unhealthy colonies. Of the 40 pesticides studied, only nine were detected in 49% of the stored pollen samples analysed. Fipronil was detected in only three of 61 stored pollen samples and imidacloprid was not detected in any. Acaricides like fluvalinate, and chlorfenvinphos used to control Varroa mite were the most predominant residues in the stored pollen, probably as a result of their application in homemade formulae. None of the pesticides identified were statistically associated to colony depopulated. This preliminary study of epidemiological factors suggests that N. ceranae is a key factor in the colony losses detected over recent years in Spain. However, more detailed studies that permit subgroup analyses will be necessary to contrast these findings.Environmental Microbiology Reports 04/2010; 2(2):243-50. DOI:10.1111/j.1758-2229.2009.00099.x · 3.29 Impact Factor


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It wasn't all that long ago, back on the morning of Feb. 17, two days after the Dallas Stars had beaten the Vancouver Canucks 4-3 on their home ice to finish a three-game swing through Western Canada with two wins that Dallas second-year head coach Glen Gulutzan said the success of that road trip was great but that what the Stars really needed to do as he put it was make hay at home. That day, when the Stars were hosting Calgary, the same team that had beaten them 7-4 at the Saddledome just four days prior, Dallas was beginning a big three-game homestand. The Stars were hoping to build off that huge win over the Canucks at Rogers Center but lost both to the Flames that day and to those same Canucks later in the week, both by identical 4-3 scorelines to drop the first two games of the homestand. Of course, that made last Saturday's first game of the season against a familiar foe in the San Jose Sharks all the more crucial and to their credit, the Stars responded with a 3-1 win over...
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• Be aware that some people might not be able to see your vehicle or to move quickly.• Never pass a car stopped at a crosswalk.• Stop one or two car lengths from a pedestrian crossing a street where there is no signal so that drivers behind you can see him.• Yield to oncoming cyclists when turning left at an intersection, just as you would for motorists.• Be aware of people with service animals and white canes.• Don't pull into a crosswalk when waiting to make a turn.• Be aware that loud noises can impair the navigation of people using auditory cues for street crossings.• Don't assume that a pedestrian can hear your horn. iPods and mp3 players can distract pedestrians and some may be deaf or hard of hearing.• Watch out for "hidden pedestrians" behind snow banks and other visual obstacles — especially children, people using wheelchairs and scooters.Programs, guidanceMoreover, safety is an increasingly important area on a federal level. As a result of findings and recommendations in a 1998 report by the National Transportation Safety Board, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) established the Transit Bus Safety Program, a voluntary guidance and technical assistance initiative. Among a number of resources available via the program's website (bussafety.fta.dot.gov), "Safety, Security and Emergency Preparedness Excellence – A Roadmap" includes guidelines to help transit agencies incorporate successful and effective practices. Though the Transit Bus Safety Program is voluntary, FTA now has federal authority over safety in transit due to MAP-21, the transportation law passed in 2012. This increased focus will help FTA better ensure that transit agencies across the country provide services as safely as possible for riders and pedestrians.
As an FTA technical assistance center, Easter Seals Project ACTION (ESPA) has increased its focus on how transit operators can ensure they contribute to a safe pedestrian environment as well as safe traveling practices for pedestrians. Tips on how drivers and pedestrians can share the road safely, in addition to the ones listed above, may be found in ESPA's new publication, "Driver & Pedestrian Guide to Sharing the Road Safely Pocket Guide," available free of charge on ESPA's website. ESPA also offers the Accessible Transportation Technical Support project through which communities can, among a number of potential goals, work to make their streets as safe as possible for everyone regardless of ability. To order resources or find more information, visit www.projectaction.org or call 800-659-6428; (TDD) 202-347-7385.
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Apple celebrated the 1 year anniversary of the iPad just recently. Why not, they made a ton of money off these things. iPads have had much discussion on the web as being beneficial for the disabled. Amongst the autism-parent bloggers, probably no one has carried that torch more than Shannon Des Roches Rosa, who writes on BlogHer . Squidalicious , and The Thinking Person's Guide to Autism .
If you follow those blogs you know this already: Shannon, Leo and Iz were in the video that Apple produced for the Year One event. Leo in the Apple: iPad – Year One Video and My Son the Top-Secret Apple iPad Project .
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There is a lot of talk about the iPad and the iPod touch as educational tools, AAC devices and the like. I got pulled into the world nearly two years back with discussion of the benefits of the iPod touch, by one of my favorite commenters on this blog. I really like the way Shannon posed it though: a piece of independence.
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Youth rescued from Tonganoxie Creek
Tonganoxie firefighters rescued a youth Wednesday afternoon just south of VFW Park.
Tonganoxie teenager Brian Eveland, who reportedly was trying to ride his bike across a low-water bridge, fell into Tonganoxie Creek about 1:15 p.m. A Tonganoxie Fire Department offical heard the boy calling for help from the firehouse, which is located just southwest of the creek.
Eveland, who walked away from the scene, was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
For more information about the rescue, look at the June 8 edition of The Mirror.
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Putnam Named Superintendent
There are 5 comments on the The Morganton News Herald story from Apr 24, 2012, titled Putnam Named Superintendent. In it, The Morganton News Herald reports that:
Members of the crowd applaud after Larry Putnam was voted on to be the superintendent of Burke County Public Schools on Tuesday in Morganton.
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#1 Apr 24, 2012
how much will this cost the tax payers of this county this time?are they already looking at buying his contract out?
#2 Apr 25, 2012
What are these people thinking Larry Putnam School superintendent? He could not handle an elementary school!!! He is not confident for this job. Wait and see.
#3 Apr 26, 2012
Congratulations Mr. Putnam.
You will do just fine.
(Wait & see)
#4 Apr 26, 2012
Who in Bladenboro gives a care?
United States
#5 May 2, 2012
Larry Putnam is a good thing with him being superintendent, things has already started to look up, some Good teachers got there job back, the school system is getting back to where they have money now and are not in the red. Mr Putnam cares about making morganton schools be better and have good teachers who teach your child, not the ones who are just there. He is NOT part of the good o boys club, he cares, and we all should be thankful that there is someone that does. And FYI - when business look where to bring JOBS, one thing they look at is how well the school system is there.
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