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Conservative as well as liberal voices heard Thursday night during "The O'Reilly Factor" show on the Fox News Channel expressed puzzlement that the killing of four Americans in Benghazi, Libya, on Sept. 11 hasn't inflamed public opinion. While President Obama prattles on about "Romnesia," Big Bird and women in binders, and Republican challenger Mitt Romney adopts the non-confrontational statesman's role to avoid blunting his recent momentum, a torrent of lies and misleading statements has spewed from the White House, without much push-back from the public.
Without doubt, the White House has sought to induce cognitive dissonance in the public and news media, and in the main, it has succeeded. It has offered several narratives to explain what happened that day, beginning with the yarn about mobs roused by an anti-Muslim video produced in the United States. Or maybe the mob violence opened a window of opportunity for an organized terrorist group to strike. Or the attack, coincidentally conducted on the anniversary of 9/11, was planned, and the video had nothing to do with it.
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Skype is using pulse audio, which is part of Gnome and the main place I found to configure microphones was in the standard Gnome sound control.
How can I configure the microphones from KDE?
PulseAudio is not GNOME-specific, but if I interpret your question correctly, you're looking for KDE tools to configure PulseAudio. See the PulseAudio page on the KDE wiki and maybe also veromix-plasmoid (and probably the "Perfect setup" page in the PulseAudio wiki but it looks down to me). Judging from Fedora's PulseAudio KDE Integration efforts,

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How can I try the newest codebase of Unity, so that I can send bug-reports and feature requests to the Unity developers?
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Install Natty on a new partition and keep updating.
The best option would be to download the newly commited code using bazaar, this can be done by downloading the unity branch from Launchpad, just execute the following command in your desired destination, having Bazaar (bzr packave) installed
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I'd like to move a WP installation from a subdomain to its own without losing the PageRank achieved by that subdomain.
What are the best steps in order to do this properly? Especially how do I set the redirects properly?
Follow these instructions on moving WordPress, but use the root domain for references to your old subdomain instead of the /blog/ directory (I've made this change for you in the steps below):
To keep your PageRank, the crucial step is step 7, which redirects requests for your old blog pages to the new site.
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What files should i put in a logo pack to give to clients? Should I put small, medium and large version of my logo as well as the vector file.
Here is What I include:
CMYK (High resolution)
Spot color (if applicable) (High resolution)
Greyscale 1 color (High resolution)
Solid 1 color (High resolution)
RGB (low resolution)
These formats are broken down into two directories. Print and Web. "Print" containing the CMYK, Greyscale, Spot, and solid fortmats in high resolution and "Web" containing the low resolution RGB formats.
The jpg, png, and gif files are pretty much included just so the client sees them. If you don't provide a jpg many clients won't know what the other formats are for. They also want to immediately email the logo or throw it on Facebook and since they are familiar with jpg or png they can use those files.
EPS saved as Illustrator 8 allows for compatibility with many older third party applications, such as sign cutters and embroidery machines.
This may seem like a lot of files to include, but it really isn't. Most of these formats take 5 minutes or less to generate when a logtype is complete. That 5 minutes of time here, saves the client 4 hours or more when they try ans scramble for a format they need when some vendor asks for it.
It would be nice to simply send a pdf or ai files and be done, but in my experience, that only ensures they client returns to you asking for more formats later. My goal is to provide the client,up front, with every possible format they may need.
In addition to the file formats/sizes suggested, a black & white, or a single color version of your logo if it is full color.
I think you're on the right track. An .EPS (vector) is a must. I'd personally put .png's in there, making the background transparent. Nothing worse than having a file with a baked in white background unnecessarily.
Also, you should think about whether it is outputted for screen or print. You may want to include a CMYK and RGB versions of the .EPS file.
EPS is a relic at this point. You're better off with a PDF.
I also include PNG and jpeg (because they ask for it if I don't).
The sizes provided should be in response to requirements you've defined with your client: PowerPoint templates, internal documents, email signatures, signage printed in their stores, etc. One full size PDF will answer most of the odd ball stuff that comes up for them.


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Cher, Little Joe, Clint Eastwood Photographed by Gay Photographer Jack Robinson
Helmut Berger, the Austrian film legend that American viewers probably know best for his role on 1980s-era drama Dynasty, was just 25 when he posed for Robinson in 1969.
Oppenheimer also discovered 150,000 images from Robinson's work, many of them shots for Vogue (under the direction of legendary editor Diana Vreeland); many others were simply revealing snapshots of the generation that gave us the Summer of Love, Woodstock, and the British rock invasion. For the first time, those images are collected in this new tome, Jack Robinson On Show: Portraits 1958-72 ($39.95, Palazzo Editions, distributed by TSP/IPG), a compilation of some of that generation's most famous subjects including Joni Mitchell, Clint Eastwood, Jack Nicholson, Dennis Hopper, Sonny and Cher, and Cybill Shepherd (who provided the book's foreword).
"There is an explorative sensitivity in his work, which could be consequence of his sexuality. Some of his portraits are remarkable in that, even with the most macho of men, a trace of the feminine side of their psyche seems to emerge," writes George Perry in the introduction. "Warren Beatty, then the most celebrated of Hollywood womanizers, becomes in black leathers a gay icon, and when revealed donning his neckware, a narcissistic fob. Has anyone else ever thought of disporting Clint Eastwood in knitwear? Or having Michael Caine strike a camp pose with onne elbow on the mantlepiece?"
Here are just a few of Robinson's captivating portraits. The book can be found at IPGbook.com.
Cher, photographed at the Waldorf Hotel in New York in 1970, would go on to win numerous awards for her music and acting (including an Oscar for her role in Moonstruck). The gay icon also became a fierce LGBT activist after son Chaz came out.
Joe Dallesandro was a Warhol superstar thanks to his appearance in the films of Andy Warhol. His "Little Joe" tattoo on his upper arm (his nickname, of course) was made infamous in Lou Reed's 1972 hit song, "Walk on the Wild Side." In the early '70s, Dallesandro was one of the first gay male sex symbols.
Joe Dallesandro, who John Waters called "A wonderful actor who forever changed male sexuality on the screen" is openly bisexual and has continued acting well into the modern era. His latest film was 2008's Three Stories About Evil and he previously appeared in numerous films including Cry-Baby, Cotton Club, and Guncrazy.
Robinson photographed Clint Eastwood on July 10, 1969, for a "Men in Vogue" feature just as Eastwood's only musical, Paint Your Wagon, was about to be released. It may be the only time the future Dirty Harry would be photographed in knitwear and paisley pants (see next page).
Clint Eastwood in 1969 looks strikingly like modern-era Hugh Jackman.
Composer and lyricist Jerry Herman, whose earliest Broadway musicals were Hello Dolly! and Mame, was 38 years old when he posed for Robinson. Herman, who has been HIV-positive since 1985, received the Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Theater in 2009. One of his biggest hits, La Cage aux Folles, is still the only show to win a Best Musical award for every staged Broadway production (in 1983, 2005, and 2010).
Peter Allen and Liza Minnelli photographed just three years after Minnelli became the youngest Tony winner ever (at 19). The couple married in 1967 and divorced in 1974. He later came out as gay and had a 15-year relationship with Gregory Connell that lasted until Connell's death from AIDS in 1984. Allen, an Australian performer, died in 1992 from throat cancer.
The legendary bisexual singer Nina Simone who, when photographed in 1969, had been dubbed the "High Priestess of Soul."
Gay singer-songwriter Johnny Ray was so popular in the 1950s that some folks called him the "original Elvis." His highly emotional and histrionic singing caused teenagers so much excitement that he was condemned by parents and religious figures. Ray, who was best man at Judy Garland's wedding, has been name checked in numerous songs inlcuding Billie Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire" and Dexys Midnight Runners' 1982 smash "Come On Eileen."
Sonny & Cher were one of the most popular husband-wife acts in Hollywood history. Photographed in 1966, the duo had already released their most iconic songs, "I Got You Babe" and "The Beat Goes On." By 1975 they'd be divorced — Sonny even became a congressman —but not before introducing the world to their only child, who would grow up to be LGBT activist (and Dancing with the Stars contestant) Chaz Bono.
This photo, from the Jack Robinson Archive, shows the Jack Robinson in New Orleans in the 1950s. He went to the city to attend Tulane University but ended up as a portrait photographer for the city's elite as well as a reporting on nightlife and Mardi Gras during the gay-friendly proto-beatnik era of Tennessee Williams.


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In the US Congress, the Open Fuel Standard Act was
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Or put another way - is there a process for deciding how long a user's authenticated session should last?
I don't agree with Edgarator that you should ask the user, especially not at log in.
It is all very nice and well to allow the user to change it, but don't ask them to make a decision that is totally unrelated to what they want to achieve with your application.
Decide a sensible default for yourself - possibly using the criteria Edgarator shows in his answer. Make it short-ish. And DO provide option to change it longer in some settings dialog.
It would be difficult to find a standard time to measure how often to expire a session in a mobile device.
So, what I would do is:
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You might want to think around the lines of:
If this doesn't matter perhaps you could add different session expiry settings at the beginning and learn (by tracking it on your server) from your user how often your standard user like the session to be expired. For example:
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Clipboard hacking
Ever wondered why you can not copy password from password field.....????? Answer is because of possibility of getting your password hacked through the Clipboard!!!!!
How this Clipboard Hack is done?
Every time you copy text using CTRL+C or CTRL+Insert, it gets stored in the Clipboard. And then from Clipboard it can be easily retrieved over the internet by using simple code in JavaScript and ASP or CGI or PHP etc.
How this Clipboard Hack is done?
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We don't/can't support hybrid configurations at the moment, although we could make the store config an "object" type, and you could either supply a string or an object/array of static data. So while we could make it work for this particular case, in general, a lot of "Mixed" configuration types are hard to do.
I encourage making this a feature request of course. I think it would be good.
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ok jarred, i understand
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All things being equal medically, if a person is going to donate a kidney is there halachic or hashkafic reason to presume donating one kidney would be better than the other?
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Thanks for the above comments on medical preference. Just to extend that a bit -- even if there was zero medical preference on the kidney's utility for the recipient (which is likely incredibly rare), my next thought would be about the long-term health of the donor -- is s/he will only have one kidney, an injury to it would be life-threatening. Thus, on which side is a kidney likely to be better-protected from damage? (Probably ask a trauma surgeon what they see most often.)


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The Salvation Army needs your help this holiday season.
The kettle campaign makes the most money for the Salvation Army each year.
Major Edward Binnex says the kettles with volunteers make more money than the kettles without.
The Salvation Army has started a new campaign where businesses and groups can "Adopt a Kettle for a Day", giving the opportunity for different people to ring the bell throughout the day.
"We raise approximately 20 percent of our income of the entire year from this six-week period. So, it is a fact that if we have a bad Christmas, then we have a bad year and it affects the services throughout the year," Major Edward Binnex says.
Kettle volunteers are needed most in Logan and Simpson Counties.
While the kettles bring in the most money throughout the year, the Angel Tree Program provides families in need with presents.
Major Carla Binnex says it crucial to provide every child with a Christmas.
"It helps tremendously because we have so many children that their families come and sign them up and they need assistance because the economy has been rough on them. This helps them provide that Christmas that their children are so looking forward to," Major Carla Binnex says.
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Turn up the volume please! I have to crank up the video player volume, PC volume and my speakers to hear the audio. This is a problem with a lot of videos in this respect on Channel 9.
Enjoyed the interview. Some nice discussion on big data. Lots of enthusiasm. I'm a long time niner who has not visited the site in a long time. Takes me back to some of the earlier interviews on the site. Not as tech in-depth so an artist like my self can understand.
@Jeff Birt: Thanks for the feedback Jeff, I'm uploading one right now with bumped up audio.
Excellent video. I love the smart people at MSR!
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6 Isolated Groups Who Had No Idea That Civilization Existed
Maybe you're proud of the fact that you still haven't updated to Facebook Timeline or started a Twitter account, or that you still read all of your books on paper. But no matter how hard you swim against the mainstream, there are some groups out there who will always top your anachronistic stubbornness -- groups that have managed to avoid pretty much all of civilization right up until, oh, about nowish.
#6. The Sentinelese
Via Ferrebeekeeper
The Sentinelese tribe make their home on North Sentinel Island, India. They're named after the island they live on, because nobody actually knows what they call themselves. In fact, generally speaking, nobody knows much of anything about them. After they survived the 2004 tsunami that swept right over their island (another thing we don't know: how the hell they managed to do that), we sent a few helicopters over the island to photograph them and make sure they were still around.
Via Survivalinternational.org
"That's good. They can probably zoom in later with computers."
How Did They Avoid the Modern World for So Long?
Easy. Here are the shots from those helicopters:
The whole tribe is set on Aggro Mode.
In 2006, two fishermen whose boat drifted into the shallows near the island were killed by the Sentinelese and then buried in shallow graves. Helicopters flying overhead located their burial sites, but were unable to land because (you guessed it) the locals immediately started shooting arrows at them. Despite the fact that they have basically no idea what a helicopter is, aside from a giant metal bird that occasionally screams through the air to try (and fail) to avenge the deaths of the last invaders.
And it worked: The modern world just up and backed the hell down. Local policemen refused to go collect the bodies, claiming that if they went in they would be "killed by poison darts and arrows smeared with blood" (which we admit is a pretty good excuse).
Via Andaman.org
This website claims this is the closest shot of a Sentinelese ever taken.
We're calling "fake" until they can prove it's not from their old Myspace profile.
It's not just our pansy modern-day PC culture that backs away from the Sentinelese with their palms in the air, beseeching a whole island to be like a bunch of little Fonzies. Even our braver, manlier ancestors didn't want to go to the kind of dances the Sentinelese threw: Their rep goes back centuries, when Marco Polo called them "a most violent and cruel generation who seem to eat everybody they catch." In other words, during the hundreds of years in which the rest of the world was invading and conquering each other like it was going out of style, these guys were so unfriendly that everyone decided to just give up, and leave Jerk Island alone.
#5. The Korowai Tribe
The Korowai tribe of Papua, Indonesia, was first contacted in the 1970s by archaeologists and missionaries, at which point they were still using stone tools and living in wooden treehouses. Since then, they uh ... yeah, they pretty much still just do the stone tool and treehouse scene.
Via Euphoria-Magazine.com
Here's one man fashioning a crude processor to upgrade his iBow.
How Did They Avoid the Modern World for So Long?
The Korowai believed that the entire world would be destroyed by an earthquake if they ever changed their customs. Now that's either a batshit crazy level of commitment to tradition or a really killer excuse for when whitey comes around and asks you to stop living in your bitchin' treehouse. Regardless, it worked: The missionaries decided to take a hands-off approach and not risk the angry earthquake god of the Korowai.
Via Euphoria-Magazine.com
A member of the tribe, seen here escaping an earthquake.
More importantly, the Korowai's location is so densely forested and mountainous that most of its villages don't even have contact with each other, let alone with the outside world. When the tribe was surveyed by census officials in 2010, they first had to walk for two weeks -- after a long trip by boat from the nearest (still extremely friggin' remote) villages.
Plus, instead of discouraging tourism via a liberal application of murder, like the Sentinelese, the Korowai seem content to just prank society until it goes away. In addition to the totally-for-real earthquake that they "swear" will happen if they "ever put on pants," the Korowai also duped an Australian news team who trekked out to the area in 2006. The tribe put forward a young boy for the reporters to film, telling them a heart-rending story about how he was in danger of being eaten by cannibals. After the team somberly filmed the story and left, another news crew flew in to stage a dramatic on-screen rescue ... and was immediately arrested for not having visas, presumably to the tune of raucous Korowai laughter.
Via Smithsonianmag.com
An expert on the tribe insists that this is exactly the kind of thing they do and assured reporters that the cannibalism story was embellished from the start, that the Korowai are likely just a tree-bound band of merry pranksters and that the only thing they want with the modern world is to see the looks on our faces.
#4. The Man of the Hole, aka the Loneliest Man on Earth
There is a man currently living in isolation in the Brazilian rainforest. He has been there for at least 15 years. He builds his own palm huts and digs five-foot-deep rectangular holes in the middle of each. We don't know what he uses them for, because these huts are abandoned as soon as anybody gets anywhere near them. No other people in the area build huts like this, which has led researchers to believe that this man is the last surviving member of his tribe. No one knows what language he speaks or the name of his ex-tribe, so we shall call him Rectanglor, of the Rectangulons, because he probably doesn't get the Internet in that rectangle; what's he gonna say about it?
Here is a rare shot of him creating his holes, using crude, primitive tools.
How Did He Avoid the Modern World for So Long?
In 1988, Brazil's new constitution granted local Indians the rights to lands they traditionally inhabited. While it seemed like a good idea in theory, in practice it meant that a tribe could not just be "forcibly relocated" anymore by asshole developers who, being assholes, just started killing them with chainsaws instead.
That's probably what happened to the rest of this guy's tribe: His first and only contact with the modern world involved all of the people he knew existed being killed by hyper-advanced monsters with crazy future-weapons. He is, essentially, living the plot of Independence Day, with the rest of the world replaced by the jungle, and the bad guys replaced by the rest of the world.


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Barnsley have pledged to nurture Reuben Noble-Lazarus after the striker, aged 15 years and 45 days, became the Football League's youngest player.
Barnsley have pledged to nurture Reuben Noble-Lazarus after the striker, aged 15 years and 45 days, became the Football League's youngest player.
Maybe its a new rule and it will be in FM2009 or it could be that Barnsley aren't in the Premiership which I believe has rules regarding minimum age that the other leagues dont. Both of these are a guess btw.
In the last 20 years, Millwall's Moses Ashikodi was the youngest player to make his Football League debut. He played in 2003, aged 15 years and 240 days.
Matthew Etherington, now with Premier League side West Ham, was 15 years and 262 days when he appeared for Peterborough in 1997.
I think there is no age rule in English football, it all depends on the general law. Reuben did not receive any money and I guess that he still can't play in a game that is scheduled in the late evening. Maybe to complicated to implement into the game?
Does footie manager not allow you to play 15 yr olds then? i never new such restrictions existed.
is it the case that an under 18 player that has played earliar that day, cannot play in a first team game on the same day?>
I've always found that if you have a 15 year old in the 1st team squad he has an Ile marker next to him.
I beleive it is a real life rule but teams can ask for special dispensation to play younger players.
There is a age limit in the Cup comps of 15+ , but in the football league , i dont think it matters. Correct me if i am wrong.
As far as I was aware (and being a manager in real life) the 16 year old rule was an absolute.
I guess once again its one rule for some clubs and one rule for others!
i couldn't play two 15 year olds in the premiership or any cup competition and they had the ile sign next to them but as soon as they turned 16 they could both play.
Aguero made his debut when he was 15 years old in the Argentinian league without any problem or special measure taken
I wonder if Reuben Noble-Lazarus* will be in FM09, and available to play.
edit: obviously he'll be in the game...
Players in the football league(maybe Prem included) are ineligible to play until their sixteenth birthday. But teams are allowed to ask for special permission from the FA. This has most recently happened with Reuben and also happened with John Bostock last season.
each league has their own rules ... in the south american leagues youngsters can play at a very young age, but in europe that's diferent, they have to be way older... for example, in the portuguese league, you can only BUY a brazilian player when he completes the age of... you can buy him before, but he will only transfer when he completes 18
At least you can play your 15 y/o's in International matches...
This is from the records thread...
Youngest international player - dave byrd - Nigel Simpson - 15 years 88 days - http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...ngestcap-1.jpg
No record yet for youngest domestic player though.
IIRC i had a goalkeeper in FM06, I played quite a way into it and took over northampton to find i was inheriting a team that was thread bare! i played this GK at 15 years and had no resriction at all, i found players in the prem cannot play at 15 they have to be 16 correct me if im wrong though!
How young can players get in fm? in my fm 2006 game i found a 14 year old playing for wrexham i think it was or some other welsh team its 3 seasons into the game so its possible he is a regen. He has totally killer stats too he would have been my best youth player if i could have bought him i was totally gutted when he turned me down.
Just to clear this up for anyone:
As Punchdrunk has said, last season Crystal Palace played 1 fifteen year old, 4 16 year olds and 3 17 year olds. No player can play in the English Leagues until their sixteenth birthday although you can ask to the FA to play a player less than 16. Palace did this with Bostock(Judas) and Barnsley, most recently have done this with Reuben, I believe.
Therefore, FM is correct in a way with 15 year olds ineligible in England, but you should be able to ask the FA for permission to play him.


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Based on Shulchan Aruch Harav, Section 624:4 - 624:5.
Just like on Shabbos, after Yom Kippur we make a Bracha on fire since we were not permitted to use fire before, and it is like a new entity to us.
After Shabbos we may use new fire because this is how fire was initially brought into the world after Shabbos Adam took two stones and made fire and made the bracha.
But this does not apply after Yom Kippur, so we must make a bracha only on fire the rested throughout the day of Yom Kippur.
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SAN ANTONIO (February 27, 2013) – Florida Panthers Executive VP/General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that the club has returned on loan Scott Timmins to the San Antonio Rampage (AHL).
Timmins, 23, suited up for the Panthers in his first NHL game of the season on Tuesday night and recorded 11:35 of ice time. In total, Timmins has played in 20 NHL games, all with Florida (2009-12), scoring one goal with 10 penalty minutes. This season, he has played in 47 games with the Rampage and has tallied 16 points on nine goals and seven assists with 40 penalty minutes.
The Hamilton, Ontario native, was drafted by Florida in the sixth round (165th overall) in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft.
The Silver and Black will host their 10th annual Military Appreciation Night on Saturday, March 2 at 7:00 p.m. at AT&T Center. Tickets for Military Appreciation Night, and all remaining Rampage home games, start at $10 and can be purchased at the AT&T Center Southeast Box Office, by calling a Rampage representative at 210.444.5554 or online at sarampage.com.


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A closer look at lift truck fleet management
New tools allow managers to track lift truck activity in real time from anywhere in the facility.
January 14, 2011 - LM Editorial
When times were good, lift trucks and their associated costs didn't inspire much scrutiny. These warehouse workhorses chugged along, dropped in and out of the maintenance bay, and were replaced every so often by newer, shinier models.
Lately, as many savvy warehouse/DC mangers have keenly noticed, current business conditions tend to reward those who apply a magnifying glass to each and every nook. According to Scott McLeod, president of Fleetman Consulting, Inc., an independent forklift fleet management company, fleet management practices are about due for their moment in the spotlight.
If McLeod is right, and if the assortment of third-party offerings is any indication, site managers and corporate number crunchers will find their warehouse workhorses could stand to slim down. Old habits die hard, but McLeod says he's confident that a thoughtful examination of fleets of all sizes will yield dividends for most organizations.
For the complete PDF Feature Article, click on the link below.
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Although we have many resources available for LGBTQ students, we also recognize that choosing a college is a very personal decision, so we've included an impartial article on choosing an LGBTQ-friendly college. Adapted from GLBTA Resource Center at American University, written by David Grossman.
Marc Wais, Vice President of Student Affairs, is pleased to announce two important changes to the housing assignment policies, effective in the fall of 2013. Both changes speak to NYU's commitment to students living in an increasingly global and inclusive campus community.
"A key experience of a college education is the opportunity to live and study with people from diverse backgrounds. This is uniquely true at NYU, where students are prepared to enter an increasingly global society by studying at campuses throughout the world," exclaimed Wais. Beginning with the class of 2017 (first-year students entering in 2013), geographic diversity will be a variable in the room assignment process for first year students. This model will reflect the University's value that students should network across geographic differences. It is important to note that this will directly impact a student's ability to request another incoming student as a roommate for their first year in residence. This policy will not affect the room assignment process for upperclass students who participate in the housing lottery.
The second change of policy responds to a proposal that was forwarded by the Inter-Residence Hall Council (IRHC) in collaboration with a student group working on gender neutral housing. Beginning Fall 2013, upperclass students will be able to form roommate groups and select spaces with any other person as potential roommates without regard to gender. Students who choose this option must meet certain requirements intended to maximize the housing options available to all students (i.e. all space in the room/suite must be assigned to students who indicate this preference or the room will default to a legal sex designation).
Both proposals were reviewed and are fully supported by the Residential Life and Housing Advisory Board, comprised of faculty, students, and staff. Tom Ellett, Sr. Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, who chaired the Advisory Board noted, "treating students as adults to make life choices in their living environment in a place like NYC is fitting. We will take the next academic year to refine our processes and staff training to prepare for these exciting new changes for Fall 2013."
There are many books and other resources available on which colleges fit particular students. But there is very little, if any, information available on which colleges are a good match for a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer (LGBTQ) student, and which colleges only serve to make the LGBTQ student more isolated. The more comfortable you feel in college, the better you will do, and the more enjoyable your college years will be. The choice to be open about your sexuality shouldn't be made by a college environment that is unfriendly towards LGBTQ students.
There are no particular types of colleges that are LGBT friendly (or not). Some small rural colleges are LGBT friendly, and some large urban universities aren't friendly. Some LGBT friendly schools are expensive, and some are not as expensive. Determining whether a school is LGBT friendly is something that takes time, and there is no widely accepted rating system such as the US-News and World Report College Rankings that takes the 'gay friendly' factor into account. What we have compiled here are some of the factors you can possibly use to determine whether a school is really LGBT friendly.
Here is a sample non-discrimination policy from New York University:
New York University is committed to a policy of equal treatment and opportunity in every aspect of its relations with its faculty, students, and staff members, without regard to age, citizenship status, color, disability, marital or parental status, national origin, race, religion, sex or sexual orientation, or status as a veteran of the Vietnam Era.
When looking over these policies, take note of the protected classes. U.S. Law mandates race, color, religion, and national origin and the inclusion of these classes is simply showing that the college or university is abiding by the law. You should look for sexual orientation to be included in these policies. If this is not included, this could be an indicator that the school isn't as 'gay friendly' as other schools. The fact that sexual orientation is not included would mean that should you be a victim of anti-gay discrimination, you would have no recourse with the college. If it is included, this is a sign that you at least have some minimal recourse should you be the victim of harassment or discrimination. If the policy is clearly stated on all printed materials, this can be in indicator that the school views its non-discrimination policy as more than just a required paragraph. If the policy is in place, but it takes you a week to find it, then this could conversely be a sign that the school doesn't highly value its non-discrimination policy. If you fail to find the policy on printed materials, or through the Internet, then ask the student coordinator of the LGBTQ group on campus, or the director of the LGBTQ resource office where the policy is printed. If the school has a non-discrimination policy, but does not appear to have any LGBTQ student groups, resource centers, or the like, then you'll have to look at other aspects of the school to determine the LGBTQ climate of the school before you visit (or attend). This is something that you should determine for yourself, and this policy should not be used as a litmus test of sorts when applying to colleges; it's just another thing to look at.
Another policy to look for in a college or university is whether they provide domestic partner benefits for faculty, staff, and other full-time employees of the college or university. These are benefits that are similar to the medical, financial, and insurance benefits a legally married heterosexual spouse of an employee would be entitled to. If a school does not have sexual orientation in the non-discrimination policy, then chances are the school doesn't have domestic partner benefits for its faculty, staff, and other employees. Since a school can be very LGBT friendly, and still not have domestic benefits, this is a less accurate indicator of whether a college is friendly to LGBTQ students or not. At some schools, these benefits have implications regarding married student housing, and also in terms of medical coverage for a student's partner, should the student opt to use the school's medical program. If a school has these benefits, it will be reflected in the diversity of faculty the school has. LGBTQ faculties are more likely to have a positive work environment with these policies in place, and having a content faculty and staff translates into a better experience for students. To find out whether a school has domestic partner benefits, you can ask almost any faculty member (since they are the ones who would benefit from such a policy), or you can ask the head of the LGBTQ student group or LGBTQ resource center at the school.
One last LGBTQ positive policy a school may have could be found in the school's anti-harassment material. Most of the time, colleges and universities have a policy that prohibits harassment because of race, ethnicity, national origin, and the like. If this policy includes sexual orientation, this could be another indicator that the school cares about its LGBTQ students.
There are still a very few schools that have certain policies that either prohibit 'homosexual conduct', or some schools that have taken action to prevent a LGBTQ group from forming. These schools are a dying breed of social institutions, as more and more people realize that it's in everyone's best interests to be open and welcoming towards LGBTQ students. In the rare event that you encounter a school with a discriminatory policy, this should be cause for alarm. If the school you are looking at has a policy of discrimination against gays (they may very well phrase it differently), unless there is something else that only that school can offer, look elsewhere for your college education.
Here, we have the NYU LGBTQ Student Center, which is located in the Kimmel Center for University Life, 60 Washington Square South, Room 602. Often separate from this are student created and/or student run organizations composed of LGBTQ students and straight students that support them. These student organizations may plan and execute events on campus, hold support group meetings for LGBTQ students, have socials and parties, and/or may serve as groups that foster political activism. You can find these groups by looking through the directory of student organizations. The student run organization that serves the student population of New York University is called Queer Union. If you find the contact information for the school funded staff member, or the resource center, they can help you find out information about the student-run association(s), and visa versa. Click here to see a listing of NYU's LGBTQ clubs.
As one might imagine, the larger the school, the larger the student organization will be, and the more funding will be available for LGBT student resources (hopefully). Small LGBT friendly schools often have a simple student run organization and maybe a single staff member who dedicates some of his or her time to issues surrounding LGBT youth. Larger LGBT friendly universities, sometimes with tens of thousands of students, often have several student-run organizations that are centered on LGBT life, and the larger schools may have more elaborate LGBT resource centers, with paid staff and student volunteers, and sometimes even a small community center dedicated to LGBT students. You should also inquire whether the school financially supports the student organization. A school should support its student run organization the same way it supports any other organization on-campus. When considering how LGBT friendly a school is, you should consider how much it offers to its LGBT students relative to the overall size of the school. You should expect a larger school to have a healthy LGBT student group that receives the support of the school administratively and financially. You shouldn't expect a very small LGBT friendly college to have a community center designated solely for LGBT students, but you should expect a school to have a student-run LGBT organization on-campus. If a school doesn't have any organization at all, this might be an indicator that the school isn't friendly to LGBT students.
Another possible indicator of whether a school is LGBT friendly or not is whether the school has a designated committee or group of faculty/staff that serve on a board or school commission about sexual orientation. There are several ways to find out if a school has such a commission. First, you could ask one of the staff in the school's admission office, as they generally know who is who on campus. You could also inquire about such a commission by asking the head of the LGBT student group or LGBT resource center on campus. You could ask a student at the school who is LGBT or gay friendly, or lastly, you could ask for a list of all faculty and staff groups and look over it and see if you find anything with sexual orientation, gay, etc. in the title of that group or commission. Many LGBT friendly schools no longer have these commissions, as these commissions have sometimes evolved into a LGBT resource center, or a student-led group, so the absence of a faculty/staff LGBT commission by itself doesn't mean much. If a school doesn't have a student-led group, a resource center, or any sort of commission, you can look to other factors to find out if the school is cool with LGBT students.
If they go on and on about their best gay friend and all his or her good times together, then you've obviously found out that there is at least one LGBTQ person at the school. If they say 'yes', but are either offended or confused, don't take this the wrong way. Almost every school has at least a select few students who haven't been exposed to any LGBTQ people growing up, or come from conservative backgrounds, or are conservative themselves, and you may have just asked the wrong person. Go to the school's website and see what information the website has on LGBTQ life at that school. Ask several different people at different places on campus. There might be areas on campus commonly frequented by LGBTQ students. These are all things you can possibly find out by putting a foot out there and asking people.
If asking random people questions isn't your idea of a cool afternoon, then look for LGBTQ people in places you already know they might be, such as the weekly meeting of the student-run LGBTQ group. You might consider calling or e-mailing the LGBTQ resource center (if the school has one) and ask to talk to some people. Chances are the people in the resource center will be happy to help you find students to share some of their experiences with you. Once you do find a LGBTQ student to talk to, don't be afraid to ask questions about LGBTQ life on campus, policies on harassment, what experiences they have. Many LGBTQ students at some schools would be thrilled that you are truly interested in coming to their college (everyone loves to brag). Remember that the only dumb question is the one you didn't ask. The more honestly you ask, the more honest your answers can be. You could end up going to this school for years, so you have a right to know what LGBTQ life at that school is like.
Lastly, another more anonymous way to find out about LGBTQ life at a particular college or university is to talk to people over the Internet. You can go into local gay chat rooms for a particular school. For example, if you wanted to find out more about LGBTQ life at George Mason University, you could go into Internet chat rooms that are for the Washington, DC area, Virginia, or even Fairfax County. There are large sets of LGBTQ chat rooms at various places on the Internet, such as the member-created rooms on America Online, Gay.com, PlanetOut.com, and more. As before, go ahead and tell people the truth - that you are interested in what LGBTQ life at their school might be like. You might get some people who are rude or busy, and who don't want to talk to you, but you can also find people who are happy to candidly talk to you. Use your judgment, and since you will ultimately be the one going to that college, spend some time talking to people. The more people you talk to, the more accurate your findings may be. The drawback to this is that you could talk to a few people who have had a certain kind of experience, and miss out on the larger picture of LGBTQ life at a particular school. If it's a very large university, then there could be many different LGBTQ communities on campus, each with it's own perspective and people, but from just talking to some people over the Internet, you might not find this out.
You can find faculty and/or staff who are out several ways. If the school has a commission on sexual orientation, or a related topic such as a 'diversity committee', contact the faculty that serve on that commission or committee. If a faculty members serves on a school commission for LGBTQ students, then they are obviously at least somewhat friendly towards LGBTQ students, so that would be a good place to start.
You can also go to the student group or resource center (if applicable) and ask if they have any lists of LGBTQ-friendly faculty. Since these lists are often confidential, they may not be comfortable revealing information from that list without talking to you first. One advantage of talking to LGBTQ and gay-friendly faculty is that they often have been within one school community for many years, and can speak to a 'gay history' of the school. They give you some insight about how the campus is now around LGBTQ issues, but they can also give you some idea what the campus was like five, ten, twenty or more years ago. Sometimes a school's history can give you some idea of what to expect four years down the road when you are nearing your college graduation.
If being LGBTQ is something that you want to make an active part of your college education, there are some schools that offer courses in the rapidly expanding field of gay and lesbian studies (sometimes called queer studies, thought, or theory). Some schools have this as an entire department (i.e., Department of Gay and Lesbian Studies), and some schools have a collection of gay studies classes under another department, such as Anthropology, Gender Studies, or Sociology. NYU has created the Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality. For more information, click here. Some other schools have LGBTQ courses throughout the range of other courses that they offer (i.e., a class on gay business, or a course about LGBTQ language). To find out whether a school offers these courses, simply go over the school's course guide, and look for classes that have gay in the title of the class, or address LGBTQ issues. While each school has a unique way of organizing and cataloging classes, the question becomes how much support does the school give to students who wish to pursue study in gay studies. If gay studies are of little or no interest to you, then this may be of no direct consequence to you, but the fact that the school has gay studies could be an indicator that the school is gay friendly. If you have a penchant for social sciences such as anthropology, sociology, or gender studies, and want to incorporate them with the exciting field of gay studies, then you might give preference to a school that offers courses in gay studies.
These are some of the stereotypical hallmarks of the 'college experience', and just about everyone spends at least a year or two living on campus, eating in the dining hall, and spending those late nights in the library studying. In turn, these different venues will be the spaces you spend countless hours in over what could be several years. These should be spaces where you feel comfortable eating, studying, sleeping, and socializing.
Finding out how safe these spaces are to be LGBTQ may be the most difficult task in determining how LGBTQ friendly a college actually is. Since you will be the one attending the school, give the entire campus a look with a close eye. For example, look at what graffiti students have written on the walls, both interior and exterior, and in the public bathrooms. If there appears to be a significant amount of anti-gay graffiti in conspicuous places, this could possibly indicate that those who view it are indifferent to these hateful remarks. Look at the materials other college groups have posted on the many campus bulletin boards. See if materials related to LGBTQ groups and events have been defaced. As well as using your eyes, use your ears and try to listen in on some student conversations, and listen to tell if they use derogatory terms about people who are LGBTQ, and if they do, how many and in what context. See if any students are reprimanded by the faculty or staff for using anti-gay remarks. If you do talk to LGBTQ students at a particular school, ask them how often they hear these remarks, what is done about them, and whether they have ever had any derogatory remarks directed at them personally.
Another place to inquire within a school is the training that is required to be a Resident Assistant in the dorms. You can find out about this from the LGBTQ student group, the LGBTQ resource center on campus, or the Residence Life Office. Students (usually juniors and seniors) who are Resident Assistants are all trained over the course of one week to over one month, depending on the school. It is reasonable to expect that all Resident Assistants have some minimal training in issues facing LGBTQ students. Also make a quick visit to the student health center or clinic. Look at the brochures that are available for students to take free of charge. See if they have brochures on such topics as HIV/AIDS, safe gay sex, male rape, and others. If you want to get your feet wet yet again, you might want to ask someone in the health center if they offer free HIV testing, free condoms, and the like. These may be small details, but all the details put together make up how the school relates to its LGBTQ students.
You should first look for a college in the setting you want. There are both urban and rural areas that are gay-friendly, which in turn means the town or city might be more welcoming to LGBTQ students coming there for college. After you finish your exploration of the school itself, venture into the town or city where students from the school go and spend time in when they are not on campus. You can find this information out from reading the school's printed material, talking to students, or talking to a representative from the school's office of admissions. Sometimes this information may be obvious (i.e. students from New York University spend quite a lot of time in Manhattan), other times students may travel via car or public transportation to socialize in places that can be many miles away from the school's physical campus.
Look at the places students go and socialize off-campus as if you were looking to move somewhere, because you will have two homes when you go away to college: the school's campus, and the towns and cities that students from that school go and socialize in. We've discussed the first 'home' quite a bit, and the second home is one that is a very personal decision. Some people like living in the city, where some people like living in the country. While some colleges may be friendly to LGBTQ students and others deny they have LGBTQ students, information about gay life in most cities and towns has been well-documented in books, magazines, and the Yellow Pages.
When you go and look at what the school offers in terms of off-campus social opportunities, keep in mind the things you enjoy doing now. If you enjoy drinking coffee in a non-Starbucks coffeehouse, look for those. You should also do research on the Internet to see what venues (bookstores, restaurants, nightclubs, and neighborhoods) near the college are places that cater to a LGBTQ audience. Large cities tend to have more opportunities than small towns, but as the old proverb goes, it's quality not quantity. Another place to look for information on the social climate of a certain town is the political affiliations of the majority of residents that live there. If most of the people in that town are very socially conservative, then realize those affiliations will work their ways into the social fabric of that town or city. Likewise, if the town has ordinances requiring all employers to have domestic partner benefits, it would be reasonable to assume that a majority of the town supports gay citizens, which you would be one of, if you choose to attend school there. The choice of whether you prefer an urban or rural environment is one that only you can make. Click here to see links about LGBTQ life in New York City.
There are thousands of colleges and universities in this country, and even more if you choose to study outside the United States. Does everyone always make the right choice? No, but if you make a mistake and want to go somewhere else, almost every school accepts students for transfer admission, which is when students who are already in a college apply to another college. Many times students who transfer colleges start their new college as a sophomore or junior.
What we have compiled here about finding a LGBTQ friendly school should help you in your college quest, but always trust yourself over anyone else. If a certain college or university doesn't appeal to you, for whatever reason, don't go there. There are so many colleges and universities out there so be sure not to settle for a place you don't want to attend. You really can have a great college experience, whether you are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, or even straight.
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ANDERSON, S.C. – The game notes for the Anderson University women's basketball team's home matchup with South Atlantic Conference opponent Carson-Newman have been released.
The Trojans have captured three of their last four, including a 74-61 triumph over SAC newcomer Queens on Saturday at the Abney Athletic Center. With the win, Anderson moved to 10-8 overall and an even 6-6 in the conference, which draws even with Newberry for sixth in the league standings.
Carson-Newman enters Wednesday night with a share of the conference lead alongside Wingate with matching 9-3 SAC records. The Eagles have also won three of their last four, but suffered an 83-75 setback on Saturday to Newberry in Jefferson City.
The game will be broadcast on FOX SPORTS Radio 1280 AM, WANS and will also be available on the internet at www.wrixfm.com and the Anderson web site at www.autrojans.com, along with video and live stats. Tip-off is set for 6 p.m.
Game 1&2: Nov. 8 USC Aiken & Nov. 9 Lander
Game 3&4: Nov. 12 Erskine & Nov. 14 Winston-Salem State
Game 5&6: Nov. 18 USC Aiken & Nov. 20 Brevard
Game 7: Nov. 23 Lenoir-Rhyne
Game 8: Nov. 25 Lincoln Memorial
Game 9: Nov. 30 Furman
Game 10: Dec. 4 Wingate
Game 11: Dec. 7 Newberry
Game 12: Dec. 12 Liberty
Game 13: Dec. 16 Georgia College
Game 14: Jan. 4 Catawba
Game 15: Jan. 8 Lincoln Memorial
Game 16: Jan. 11 Coker
Game 17: Jan. 14 Mars Hill
Game 18: Jan. 18 Lenoir-Rhyne
Game 19: Jan. 22 Brevard
Game 20: Jan. 25 Queens
Game 21: Jan. 29 Carson-Newman


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Lake Louise Resort
The finest family recreational camping experience in Northern Illinois. Sandy beaches, slides, rafts, paddle boats, fishing, kiddie beach, sand volleyball, basketball, game room, bonfires, bands, dancing, music, horseshoes and 13- acre spring-fed lake.
Byron Recreational Path
Biking, running, and walking path. Starts at Byron Forest Preserve and crosses the Rock River to Sunshine Park then north of town.
Byron Forest Preserve District (skating)
The Forest Preserve has one outdoor skating rink and warming shelter - open weekends.
Prairie View Golf Course - Byron Forest Preserve
This 18-hole course has bent grass fairways, tees and greens, a practice area, full-service clubhouse, and rental carts with canopies.
Cedarville Skate Park
Skaters of all skill levels will enjoy the half and quarter pipes, pyramid, "roller coaster" and kink rails on the 750 square foot skate pad. The skate park is also open to bikes. Other attractions include a playground, sheltered picnic area, sand volleyball court, basketball court and a .5 mile blacktop walking path. Open: Dawn to Dusk.
Famous Fossil Vineyard & Winery
The name Famous Fossil was inspired by the many fossils emerging from the earth as grapevines were planted. Sculpted and reshaped over thousands of years, the rolling hills are now home to over 12 varieties of red and white wine grapes. You'll taste Marquette, Frontenac and St. Croix in our red wines and LaCrescent, Traminette or our blend of Prairie Star, LaCrosse and Brianna in our whites. Looking for a sweet wine? You'll fall in love with our Blackberry, Red Raspberry and our "pie-in-a-glass" Summer Rhubarb wine. Enjoy a glass of wine in our tasting room and snack on our delicious Sweet & Savory Plate filled with local cheeses, sausage, crackers and more. We're open year round with events and festivals every month including painting classes with local artists, wagon tours through the vineyard, and our Fossil Fest in August and Garlic Fest in October. Our beautiful Oak Barrel Room overlooking our vineyard is available for parties, showers and meetings. So come see our vineyard, watch wine being made and taste the best of the Midwest at Famous Fossil Winery. Open daily from 11-6. Visit www.famousfossilwinery.com to learn more.
Jane Addams Trail
This multi-use 17 mile trail offers beautiful scenery and 22 bridges, including a covered bridge in Orangeville, passing wetlands, creeks, woods, prairies, geologic formations and farmland. The trail, named after Jane Addams, the Nobel Peace Prize humanitarian and Hull House settlement founder born and raised in nearby Cedarville, is part of the Grand Illinois Trail which traverses northern Illinois from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River. The 13 miles of the trail is a crushed limestone surface which may be used by hikers, bicyclists, snowmobilers, and cross-country skiers. Trail maps are available.
Dakota Nature Trail
The Dakota Nature Trail for biking, hiking, and cross-county skiing links Dakota Park with the Dorothy Wirth Nature Area. The trail surface is crushed limestone and follows a former railroad right-of-way. The trail begins on Main Street in Dakota.
Huron Farm Market
This multi-seasonal shop offers a garden center in the spring, a summer produce market, and fall and Halloween items in the autumn as well as a petting zoo.. From April thru October, also enjoy a flea market every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Open: April thru October: Daily: 9 am to Dusk
SK-8 Skateboard Heaven
This 11,000-sq.-ft. skateboard park features obstacles, ramps, rails, ledges, spines and bowls. Built specifically for skateboards and in-line skates, this facility is popular with both skaters and spectators.
Taylor Park - Freeport
Taylor Park was originally a trotting-horse track and gives this park its oval shape and flat terrain. There are picnic areas shelters, playground areas, a three-diamond lighted softball complex, a tennis court, a basketball court, and a sand volleyball court. A concession stand is open during softball season.
4 Season Bowling Center
This is a forty lane bowling center with automatic scoring, Thunder Alley sound and light experience which is open to the public. Jumpin Joe's Sports Bar & Grill, Flip Pizza Restaurant and full service banquet facilities are also offered.
Read Park
Read Park offers many recreational opportunities and is highlighted by the Read Park Family Aquatic Center, which includes a zero depth pool, water slides and play area, and by a state of the art 11,000 square foot skate park, SK8 Park. This scenic park also features baseball and softball diamonds, tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, an outdoor lighted hockey and ice staking rink, concession stand, picnic areas, shelters, and playgrounds. The Morgan Memorial, a charming statue of two children surrounded by fountains, is a serene spot to enjoy. Park attractions are open seasonally; please call ahead to confirm availability of specific attractions and costs.
Wetlands Preserve
57-acre wetlands preserve features wildflower, birds, and wildlife, which may be viewed from an observation deck.
Oakdale Nature Preserve
This Nature Preserve offers 133 acres of oak and hickory woodlands, restored prairies and shallow streams. Over four miles of winding trails are great for hiking, running, cross-country skiing, nature study and quiet reflection. Facilities, which are available to rent, include the Mogle Learning Center with meeting space for 20 people and two picnic shelters.
All Veterans Memorial Park of Stephenson County
This park honors all of the veterans from Stephenson County. It contains large era stones from all conflicts. Benches surround concrete walkways, and a large brick memorial garden if featured. A Gold Star Family Memorial is dedicated to all who gave given their lives for our freedoms. Open: Daily: Dawn to Dusk.
Jane Addams Recreation Trail
This multi-use 17 mile recreational trail offers beautiful scenery and 21 decked bridges, including a covered bridge in Orangeville, passing wetlands, creeks, woods, prairies, geologic formations and farmland. The trail, named after Jane Addams, is part of the Grand Illinois Trail which traverses northern Illinois from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River. Its crushed limestone surface may be used by hikers, bicyclists, snowmobilers, and cross-country skiers. The The tow miles of trail between the Wes Block Trail Access and Illinois 26 is an asphalt paved surface. The final two mile asphalt paved segment from Highway 26 to the Tutty's Crossing Trailhead on the riverfront in historic downtown Freeport will open in summer 2015. This segment crosses the 1885 Van Buren Street Bridge to the Old River School Historic District, the original north entryway into the City, and through historic downtown Freeport offering specialty shops, restaurants, a bicycle shop offering repairs, and more. At Tutty's Crossing, the Jane Addams Trail connects with the Pecatonica Prairie Trail currently under development between Freeport and Rockford. The Jane Addams Trail connects the Wisconsin state line to the Badger Trail which extends to Madison. Access to the trail is available at the West Block Access, 2636 W. Fairview Road, Freeport, at the Richland Creek Trailhead, 101 N. Ewing Street, Orangeville, at Cedarville Road, at Red Oak off of Beaver Road, and by mid-summer at Turry's Crossing in downtown Freeport. Trail Maps are available.
Krape Park
This beautiful Freeport park offers an antique carousel, waterfall, seasonal duck pond, miniature golf course, 18-hole disc golf course, tennis courts, a baseball diamond, 3 miles of recreational paths, paddle boats, canoes, kayaks, fishing, hiking, biking, a performance amphitheater, gardens, picnic areas, shelters, boat rentals, playgrounds including "Kid's Kastle", a carousel and sledding in the winter. The Yellow Creek Adventure Golf Course (miniature golf) is open daily from Memorial Day thru Labor Day from Noon to Dusk. The Disc Golf Course is open during regular park hours and is free to play. Park attractions are open seasonally; call ahead to confirm availability of specific attractions.
Eilert's Tee Box
Play golf on over 50 resort courses from throughout the world at this premier indoor golf facility, offering high-definition video full-swing golf simulators. Also enjoy the cocktail lounge offering a bistro sandwich menu in a quaint, comfortable atmosphere. Open: Monday thru Friday: 3 pm - 12 am, Saturday: Noon - 12 am.
Little Cubs Field
This is a replica of Wrigley Field, complete with ivy, bricks, box seats, dirt and sod from the real Wrigley Field, plus a replica scoreboard and entry sign. It is open for enjoying and exploring at no cost or is also available for rental for birthday parties, picnics, corporate events and more. Rental fees are $45 per hour or $90 for two hours. Reservations may be made at www.littlecubsfield.com. Open: Field:10 am to 7 pm; Gift Shop: May thru October: Saturday and Sunday: 11 am to 5 pm; Friday: 1 pm to 5 pm (June thru August)
Park Hills Golf Course
This award-winning (3 1/2 stars in Golf Digest) public course offers incomparable playing conditions on two 18 hole, 72-par courses. The gently rolling terrain, manicured greens and abundant wildflowers make Park Hills Golf Couse the destination for thousands of visitors every year. The West Course is 6600 yards, and the East Course is 6400 yards. Watered fairways, varying distance tees, a 300 yard driving range, clubhouse and pro shop are offered. Green Fees: Weekday - 9 hole: $16; 18 hole: $25, Weekend - 9 hole: $18; 18 hole: $28; Weekday or Weekend Cart Fees: 9 hole: $20; 18 hole: $32.
Fitness Lifestyles
This state of the art fitness center offers indoor swimming, cardio equipment, free weights, circuit training, massage therapy, an indoor walking and jogging track, nursery, a woman's only area, over 40 weekly fitness and aquatic classes, and more.
SK 8 Park
Located in Read Park, this skate park offers 11,000 square feet of skateboard heaven with obstacles, ramps, rails, ledges, spines and bowls. Built specifically for skateboards and in-line roller skates (sorry, no bikes allowed), the "street course" design mimics skateable features and obstacles found throughout the community. Helmets are required and pads are recommended.
Friends Forever Humane Society Dog Park
Take your dog to this special 10 acre fenced dog park with a pond (for dog swimming ony). The park also offers a separate fenced area for small dogs and a dog agility equipment area. Fee is $5.00 per dog per day. Open: Every day dawn to dusk.


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I loved Barbara Feldon in this show...... plus the fact that Mel Brooks did most of the writing made this an incredible show to watch
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Ah, the old 25 DVD for 46 dollar gift set trick. I should have seen that one coming.
That's the second biggest gift set I've ever seen.
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My wife bought this set for me a while ago, I highly recommend it. Even on our 42" 1080p plasma this show looks great on DVD.
Does this include the episode where he messes up really bad, but it works out okay in the end? I love that one!
Would you believe...I have 4 out of 5 of the seasons on DVD. Time to pull 'em off the shelf again and watch.
I have read that Henry and Brooks originally wrote Feldon's part as Agent 69 but couldn't get it past the censors.
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It is known that the value of 2 of the electron g-factor arises from the Dirac equation. As far as I can see from the various sources, this value is obtained in non-relativistic limit, in particular by reducing Dirac equation to Pauli equation.
The anomalous magnetic moment of electron is further explained to arise from the electron's interaction with the surrounding electromagnetic field.
Is it possible that the anomalous magnetic moment is due to additional terms (such as an electric moment) omitted in the non-relativistic limit?


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As designed, the Aegis pipeline will originate at Enterprise's liquids storage complex in Mont Belvieu, Texas, and have the capacity to transport purity ethane to multiple petrochemical facilities in Texas and Louisiana. The final design, including capacity and delivery points, will be determined later.
Enterprise Products has received
sufficient transportation commitments to support
development of a new 270-mile pipeline header system that will
deliver ethane to petrochemical plants in the US Gulf
Coast region, the company said Tuesday.
As designed, the Aegis pipeline will originate at
Enterprises liquids storage complex in Mont Belvieu,
Texas, and have the capacity to transport purity ethane to
multiple petrochemical facilities in Texas and
The final design, including capacity and delivery points, will
be determined once any further binding commitments are received
at the conclusion of the projects open commitment
The willingness of shippers to make long-term
commitments provides us with the assurance necessary to build
the midstream infrastructure that will facilitate additional
consumption of domestically produced ethane, said A. J.
Jim Teague, chief operating officer of
Enterprises general partner.
Enterprises Mont Belvieu storage facilities, which have extensive
receipt and delivery capacities for natural gas liquids (NGL),
will support the Aegis pipeline with sufficient and reliable
supplies of ethane," he continued.
"Aegis will provide the distribution network necessary for
producers from basins across the country to access growing
petrochemical demand. Demand for price-advantaged ethane feedstock within the Gulf Coast petrochemical market is over 1
million bpd and continues to increase.
To determine additional shipper interest in the project, Enterprise is conducting an
open commitment period that began Tuesday at 9
a.m. Central time and will close April 9, 2013, at 5
The Aegis project is expected to directly
create approximately 1,500 jobs during construction, according to the
company, which will increase the need for local goods and
services and generate incremental state and local tax revenue.
This is in addition to the jobs generated by the new and
expanded ethylene plants in the US Gulf Coast.
Aegis is expected to begin commercial operations in 2014.
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