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EYBERGER, Rudolph "Rudy," 87, of Wintersville, Ohio, formerly of Mingo Junction, Ohio, passed away Monday, April 8, 2013, at the Valley Hospice Care Center North in Steubenville, Ohio.
He was born August 14, 1925, in Tarentum, PA, a son of the late Ludwig and Clara (Poth) Eyberger.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Anna M. (Vargo) Eyberger on April 26, 1991; a son, Richard A. "Dick" "Buck" Eyberger in 1995; a brother, Harry Eyberger; and a sister, Marie Nicholaus.
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Rudy served his country in the U.S. Navy during WWII, where he served in four major engagements aboard the U.S.S. Goss 444. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. Rudy worked for 30 years as a general Forman in the 80 inch at Wheeling- Pittsburgh Steel Corp. He was a former member of the Mingo First United Presbyterian Church where he served as an Elder at the church for 30 years and also was the Clerk of Session twice. He was a life member of both the American Legion and also the Knights of Pythias.
Surviving are his wife, Lillian (Vargo) Eyberger, whom he married on August 22, 1997; a son, Larry (Nancy) Eyberger of Naperville, Illinois; a daughter, Karen Eyberger of Zanesville, Ohio; two grandchildren, Eric Eyberger and Jenna (Jason) Schnizlein; and two great-grand children, Alaina and Noah Eyberger; and one step- grandaughter, Heather (Anthony) Jacobson.
Friends will be received at the Wheeler Funeral Home, 101 Longview Ave., Mingo on Friday from 11a.m. until the time of his funeral services at 1 p.m., with Pastor Kenn Sickles, officiating. Private interment at Oakland Cemetery, Mingo Junction.
Memorial contributions may be directed in Rudy's memory to the Wounded Warrior Project, P.O. Box 758517, Topeka, Kansas 66675 or www.woundedwarriorproject.org.
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The community's tireless efforts to save the Warren County Academic and Aquatics Center from closing its doors may have paid off.
A plea was made to the Fiscal Court for an extended deadline, to raise money and keep the pool afloat.
We're very happy I think you can see all the people behind me were very happy,"says Betty Rose, a pool patron.
And what may have seemed impossible, raising $178,0000 in one week, may now be possible.
"We've been working really hard to find a last minute solution, and we have a corporate sponsor right here in town that is willing to step up and help us keep the pool open,"says Chris Kummer, Executive Director of Warren County Parks.
The interest of a sponsor helped the Fiscal Court make a decision in favor of the pool.
"We approved two more weeks for the pool because it is my belief that we have a sponsor that will keep the pool open for a year,"says Mike Buchanon, Warren County Judge-Executive.
And one aerobics instructor could not be any happier with the outcome.
"Praise God, just really thankful were not going to continue to put health and wellness at the bottom,"says Dianne Kinser.
Kinser says the pool is a place of healing.
"It's really really important to me. I've seen lots of people's lives change."
"It has lowered my pulse rate by 15 points, just swimming twice a week so I feel were much healthier for it,"says Rose.
"It's helped me I've gone to this pool for three years, and as long as I continue with it I'm limber and I can move like I did 20 years ago,"says June Alcott, a pool patron.
The final hurdle is to confirm the corporate sponsor will donate the money.
Kummer will be back in Fiscal Court on March 8Th.
He hopes to be have the sponsor with him so they can announce their plan to keep the Aquatics Center open.

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I'm just going to post the King James Version. Feel free to reference your preferred version at your leisure.
John 12:40
He hath blinded their eyes, and hardened their heart; that they should not see with [their] eyes, nor understand with [their] heart, and be converted, and I should heal them.
Is this saying that God blinded and prevented the understanding of some, thus preventing them from being converted and believing in Christ?


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CADIZ - Harrison Central's baseball team advanced to the OVAC Class 4A championship after holding off Martins Ferry for a 7-6 decision on Mazeroski Memorial Field Saturday morning.
"It was not a work of art," said Harrison head coach Justin Clifford. "However, I feel it is the mark of a real quality team when they can overcome mistakes and can still win."
The Purple Riders got on the scoreboard first when Marcus Sutton drew a walk, Tyler Strama moved him into scoring position and Robert Vargo pushed him across with a single.
The Huskies answered in the bottom of the frame when a Nick Pelegreen infield hit plated Dustin Redish who had reached on a walk.
Martins Ferry stranded one in the second but Harrison Central took advantage of a pair of walks and an error allowed Dalton Rutter aboard and Nick Staten to score the go-ahead run. Staten scored when Redish laid down a sacrifice bunt making it 3-1 Huskies.
Sutton reached on an error to start the third inning and Strama stroked a one-hop line drive to the fence in center field to score his teammate. The would-be double was shortened when the senior buckled on the bag at first with an apparent hamstring injury.
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Harrison Central 7, Martins Ferry 6
Martins Ferry 101 030 1 - 6 8 2
Harrison Central 130 300 x - 7 6 6
MARTINS FERRY: Strama (LP, 2K, 4BB), Oberdick (3rd, 7K, 4BB) and Scott. Baire 2S; Sutton S; Strama S; Vargo 2S; Oberdick S; Trudo D.
HARRISON CENTRAL (15-3): R. Mitchell (WP, 5K, 3BB), Pelegreen (4th, 5K, 1BB) and Staten. Rutter 2S; R. Mitchell S; Pelegreen 2S; Horn S.
Harrison Central would rally in the bottom of the fourth inning after a leadoff pair of walks put Rhett Kuryn and Kalub Mitchell aboard. Once again Rutter made first on a miscue, this time the damage included both base runners scoring on the overthrow.
The Huskies led 7-2 but the Purple Riders were not ready to concede. Mike Oberdick got the inning started with a single and Brenden Baire doubled to put two runners in scoring position. An error allowed Oberdick to score and put Jacobs at the opposite corner. Ethan Baire plated Brenden Baire with an RBI single and a fielding error plated Jacobs.
Nick Pelegreen got Sutton to fly out to left field ending the inning with the Hsukies clinging to a 7-5 lead.
Rutter was thrown out at the plate in the sixth to keep the deficit unchanged. Scott scored in the top of the seventh to narrow the gap to a single run but the Huskies defense put the cap on the win with a 6-4 force out to end the threat.
"We hit the ball better than Harrison Central did today," said Martins Ferry head coach Anthony Reasbeck. "But we could not catch a break. Even if we catch half a break, I think we win this one."
"It was our first playoff atmosphere game," countered Clifford. "I think we have to get used to the pressure."
The Huskies will face Steubenville at 11 a.m. next Saturday at Vaccaro field for the 4A championship.


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With inspiration from JackJCFC's Carmarthen game I started with Aberystwyth from the Welsh Premier League a few weeks ago. I have just finished my fifth season and what a great season it was. First some information about Aberystwyth (June 2016):
Year Founded: 1884
Status: Professional
Estimated Value: £2.200.000
Stadium: Park Avenue (capacity: 5000 (1200 seated))
Training Facilities: Adequate training facilities
Youth Facilities: Adequate youth facilities
Youth Recruitment: Limited youth recruitment
The club has just turned professional which I have been waiting for. I can now finally offer full time contracts to my players which will help me a lot. The reason the club has gone professional is undoubtedly because of a fantastic fifth season. Here is a summary of my five seasons:
Season 2011/12
League: 1st (W17 D10 L5 P61)
Europe: None
Cups: Welsh Cup Semi Final, League Cup 1st Rnd
Prize Money: -
Aberystwyth was predicted a place in middle of the table so it was very satisfying to win the league in my first attempt. We were on fire right from the start with maximum points after eight league matches and we ended one point ahead of Carmarthen.
Season 2012/13
League: 2nd (W18 D6 L8 P60)
Europe: Lost 0-3 on aggregate against Molde in the Champions Cup Qual. 2
Cups: Won Welsh Cup, Quarter Final in League Cup
2012/13: £318.557
Aberystwyth in Europe! We had not much to say and Molde won without big problems. Neath had a fantastic season in the league and ended with 72 points but we won the Welsh Cup after a penalty shoot-out against Neath.
Season 2013/14
League: 2nd (W22 D6 L4 P72)
Europe: Lost 3-4 on aggregate against Dinamo Buc. in EURO Cup 3rd Qual. Rnd
Cups: Welsh Cup 3rd Rnd, Won League Cup
Prize Money: £232.917
After a win 4-3 win over Vojvodina from Serbia in the 2nd Qual. Rnd we ran out of luck against Dinamo Buc. I could not complain after our win against Vojvodina. I was satisfied with that but once again Neath were too strong in the league ending two points ahead of us.
Season 2014/15
League: 1st (W21 D8 L3 P71)
Europe: Lost on away goals after 4-4 on aggregate against Hajduk in EURO Cup 1st Qual. Rnd
Cups: Welsh Cup Final, League Cup Semi Final
Prize Money: £94.443
I was left extremely frustrated after our exit to Hajduk. We lost 0-3 in Croatia but we had chances to get at least a draw. At home we were 4-0 in front at the break and we had loads of chances to make it 5-0 or 6-0 but in stead of that Hajduk got an away goal and were through to next round. Disappointing. We finally won the league against though after a tight, tight run-in. Neath ended with 70 points.
Season 2015/16
League: 1st (W24 D6 L2 P78)
Europe: Finished 3rd in EURO Grp K with Lazio, Ajax and FC RB Salzburg (W1 D1 L4 P4)
Cups: Won Welsh Cup, League Cup Semi Final
Prize Money: £3.069.230
What a fantastic season. After a comfortable 5-2 win over HB from Faroe Islands we had to difficult games against the Danish team FC København and I did not expect anything from my players. They were sensational and gave me a fantastic 6-3 win on aggregate. In the 3rd Qual. Rnd of the Champions Cup TPS from Finland waited. After a disappointing 1-1 draw at home we won 4-1 in Finland and were ready for two playoff games against Red Star. After a 3-1 surprise win in Wales we missed a great chance for qualifying for the Champions Cup with a 5-1 defeat in Serbia. I was proud of my players who were ready for the group stages of the EURO Cup. We made two astonishing results: 1-1 against Lazio at home and a 2-1 win against Salzburg in Austria. Four points and a 3rd place. I could not complain at all. We won the league without problems.
Awards for the 2015/16 season
Footballer of the Year: Gareth Bale (Tottenham)
Young Player of the Year: Alex Nicholson (Aberystwyth)
Player of the Year: Michael Doughty (Aberystwyth)
Top Goalscorer: Declan Wilkinson (Aberystwyth)
Welsh Premier League Young Player of the Year: Ryan Foley (Aberystwyth)
Finally, here is my finances which got a great, great boost after the fantastic fifth season.


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STEUBENVILLE - It took a while to punch through its first goal, but Steubenville Big Red controlled play from start to finish - outshooting Edison 22-8 - en route to a 3-0 Ohio Division II sectional win Wednesday at Harding Stadium.
"Any time you get a tournament victory it's a good one," said Big Red head coach Greg Bowers. "We prepared hard for this game, we executed our game plan, and we did a decent job finishing, but we can do better."
Added Edison Coach Chris Bomely of the match, "We always play hard going into the tournament so I was very pleased with our performance, our hustle, and our heart. We played well.
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ADVANCING — Big Red's Michael Rosaschi pushes the ball upfield as Edison's Stephen Chivers, left, and Cody Kuntupis give chase during Big Red's 3-0 sectional win over the Wildcats Wednesday at Harding Stadium.
-- Fred Younce
"We just got a couple of bad breaks in the first half, and we couldn't execute on offense."
After several near misses, including a pair of headers that went off posts, Big Red put home its first goal with 1:34 left in the first half when Stefano Lanni sent a free kick toward the net and Jorge Dominguez went up and headed it in for the 1-0 lead.
"We thought it was a matter of time," said Bowers. "It always helps to get the first one. It kind of relaxes the nerves.
"We came out strong, then we started to press a little bit, and that goal calmed us down a little bit."
It took just 1:24 for Steubenville to net its second score. Lanni lasered a shot that Edison goaltender Trav Bell was able to make a diving save on. Unfortunately for the Wildcats, the ball spun away from Bell in front of the open net, and Brandon Llewellyn slid in and put home the rebound for a 2-0 lead that stood at halftime.
"I don't think it broke us, but it hurt a lot as far as we were thinking about going into halftime tied," said Bomely. "Giving up those two late goals hurt a little bit, but the kids played hard and I can't be mad at anything."
Big Red kept up the pressure throughout the second half. With 20:48 left in the game Steubenville put a stamp on its win when Lanni and Dominguez combined for the second time. Lanni sent a pass through the defense, Dominguez raced to the ball, and beat Bell for the 3-0 lead.
John Paul Duff turned away six shots to earn the win for Big Red. Trav Bell had 18 saves in goal for the Wildcats. The loss ended Edison's season.
"This is my third year so I've been with these seniors for three years as a head coach, and I've been working with them for probably about four or five years," said Bomely. "They've definitely improved, and I'm proud of them. I know they played hard out there."
Big Red advances to the Ohio Division II sectional co-final against Beaver Local Saturday at 1 p.m. at Harding Stadium.
"Beaver Local, although their record doesn't reflect it, plays a tough schedule," said Bowers. "It will be interesting. We'll have to bring our best game Saturday."


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Home - The Environment
HOME is an ode to the planet's beauty and its delicate harmony. Through the landscapes of 54 countries captured from above, Yann Arthus-Bertrand takes us on an unique journey all around the planet, to contemplate it and to understand it. But HOME is more than a documentary with a message, it is a magnificent movie in its own right. Every breathtaking shot shows the Earth - our Earth - as we have never seen it before. Every image shows the Earth's treasures we are destroying and all the wonders we can still preserve. "From the sky, there's less need for explanations". Our vision becomes more immediate, intuitive and emotional. HOME has an impact on anyone who sees it. It awakens in us the awareness that is needed to change the way we see the world. (HOME embraces the major ecological issues that confront us and shows how everything on our planet is interconnected.)
A Peoples Project
By bringing us unique footage from the Earth and sharing with us his wonder and his concern, Yann Arthus-Bertrand lays a foundation stone for the world that, together, we must rebuild. The film HOME intends to shift people's perceptions, to make us aware of the tectonic movements at work and to incite us to act.
We have a greater impact on the Earth than it can bear. We over-consume and are depleting the Earth's resources. From the air, it is easy to see the Earth's wounds. HOME simply sets out our current situation, while saying that a solution exists. The film's subtitle could be "It's Too Late To Be A Pessimist". We have reached a crossroads; important decisions must be taken to change our world. Everybody knows about what the film says, but nobody wants to believe it. So HOME adds its weight to the argument of environmental organizations that we need a common sense approach to change our consumerist way of life.
Official Movie site: Home


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Danze D500540BN Brushed Nickel Pressure Balanced Shower Trim Package with Single Function Shower Head From the Fairmont Collection (Valve Included)
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While children reap all the candy they can on Halloween, health conscious parents may be cringing.The idea of calories and fat may the most frightening thing about the holiday built around ghosts and goblins.The average child gets several pounds of candy, which means many thousand calories. An average size plastic jack-o-lantern used for trick or treating filled with candy has around 9,000 calories.But health officials say candy can be indulged in safely as long as there is some balance and care for teeth.The website, Webmd.com, says the holiday could be used to teach children oral health.Not allowing children to partake of the holiday might send the wrong message, and make the candy even more appealing.WebMD recommends setting a "snack time" and keeping only a set amount of the candy. Reminding children to brush their teeth soon after eating candy is also a good health reminder and helps set a good habit.Also there is no need to keep several pounds of candy. Some estimate the average haul on trick or treat night is more than 10 pounds. That would be well over 10,000 calories. Keep some that is your child's favorites, and even throw away the rest to avoid temptation.Limiting candy to a couple of times a day will make the treasured haul last longer, and won't have adverse health effects for healthy people.Candy can cause cavities if you don't brush afterwards, but other foods do as well. The problem with eating candy, medical experts say, is how much you eat and how often you eat it.Some candy and Halloween treats are actually healthy if taken in moderation. Chocolate - especially dark chocolate - has antioxidants that reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes. Raisins can reduce oral bacteria. Seeds and peanut butter have healthy fats and minerals that reduce heart disease and can help with weight loss.Here are some healthy Halloween eating habits from mealsmatter.org.Serve children a balanced meal before the Halloween festivities begin so that children aren't tempted to eat their candy before they get home.Discuss with children in advance how much and how often they are allowed to eat their Halloween candy.Offer trick-or-treat candy as a substitute for dessert after lunch and dinner or a few pieces along with a healthy snack.Mix in healthy snacks along with Halloween candy, like string cheese, vegetables with dip, trail mix, yogurt or a glass of milk – for dunking cookies and washing down candy.Model healthy habits to your children by practicing restraint when dipping into the candy jar yourself.Remember that dessert can be part of a healthy diet. Overly restrictive rules on candy can make it even more desirable to your kids.
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Imagine something like TrueCrypt where user A can decrypt his files, or any 3 of the 10 directors in his organization can decrypt user A's files. As I understand it this is similar to the way the DNSSEC Root Keys are secured. Obligatory wiki entries. Does anyone know of any commercial or open source implementation of file encryption utilizing secret-sharing?
I want to say that the commercial PGP product has had this feature for at least 10 years. It currently has this feature now:
http://www.pgpi.org/doc/pgpintro/#p24 and http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=HOWTO41916
There are at least two free implementations that are part of Ubuntu linux and implement Shamir's secret splitting and combining:
gfshare directly works with files, while ssss would be used to split up a pass phrase which can then be used with gpg or openssl or another encryption utility. So gfshare would seem simpler for your use case.
The physical/IT crossover comes with Break Glass scenarios for emergencies - holders of part of the secret retrieve them from their safes and input a passphrase together in order to approve short-term emergency access permissions. This is pretty common in large organisations - especially in financial services.
I haven't seen a real world implementation of the purely technical solution that I think you mean - where the encryption algorithm copes with x out of y keys to unlock.
I wonder what the scenario would be that would require it as a solution over something simple like the break glass scenario I mentioned.
The company I currecntly work at has this in place using PGP. It is used for key escrow procedures. The master-key which can decrypt everything is stored in components in sealbags. Only when 3 persons come together, they can decrypt another persons secrets.
The key sharing is also used in Hardware Security Modules, for example to unlock the administrator account. In the Amazon CloudHSM documentation, the key sharing is explained pretty well: Amazon CloudHSM: About M of N
Here's a Shamir's Secret Sharing library I put together in Python: https://github.com/rxl/secret-sharing.
It's really simple to split secrets:
...and recover secrets:
And it supports a whole bunch of secret and share formats, like Bitcoin private keys and base32:
Hashicorp's Vault uses Shamir's Secret Sharing as part of the "unsealing" process that reads and decrypts secrets from the storage backend.


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acetaminophen, pseudoephedrine, and triprolidine (cont.)
What happens if I miss a dose (Actifed Cold And Sinus)?
Since this medicine is taken when needed, you may not be on a dosing schedule. If you are taking the medication regularly, take the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next scheduled dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up the missed dose.
What happens if I overdose (Actifed Cold And Sinus)?
Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1 800 222 1222. An overdose of acetaminophen can be fatal.
The first signs of an acetaminophen overdose include loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, sweating, and confusion or weakness. Later symptoms may include pain in your upper stomach, dark urine, and yellowing of your skin or the whites of your eyes.
Overdose symptoms may also include severe forms of some of the side effects listed in this medication guide.
What should I avoid while taking acetaminophen, pseudoephedrine, and triprolidine (Actifed Cold And Sinus)?
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before using any other cold, allergy, pain, or sleep medication. Acetaminophen (sometimes abbreviated as APAP) is contained in many combination medicines. Taking certain products together can cause you to get too much acetaminophen which can lead to a fatal overdose. Check the label to see if a medicine contains acetaminophen or APAP.
Avoid drinking alcohol. It may increase your risk of liver damage while taking acetaminophen, and can increase certain side effects of triprolidine.
This medicine may cause blurred vision or impair your thinking or reactions. Be careful if you drive or do anything that requires you to be alert and able to see clearly.
What other drugs will affect acetaminophen, pseudoephedrine, and triprolidine (Actifed Cold And Sinus)?
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before using this medicine if you regularly use other medicines that make you sleepy (such as narcotic pain medication, sedatives, sleeping pills, muscle relaxers, and medicine for seizures, depression or anxiety). They can add to sleepiness caused by triprolidine.
Tell your doctor about all other medicines you use, especially:
This list is not complete and other drugs may interact with acetaminophen, pseudoephedrine, and triprolidine. Tell your doctor about all medications you use. This includes prescription, over-the-counter, vitamin, and herbal products. Do not start a new medication without telling your doctor.
Where can I get more information?
Your pharmacist can provide more information about acetaminophen, pseudoephedrine, and triprolidine.
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I have configured Ubuntu 11.10 in my PC. I have installed
php 5.3.6-13ubuntu3.8.
My problem is that after PC upgrade, sqlite2 is not supported in PHP. Also
sqlite3 database is locked whenever I have executed any insert/update query in PHP.
Any idea about this? I want work on both database simultaneously.


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I am trying to figure out how to save a NSDate value into my plist file thats in my application.
I am currently doing this but am stuck on the actual part where I have to save it.
NSString *datePlistPath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource: @"my-Date" ofType: @"plist"];
NSMutableDictionary *dict = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithContentsOfFile: datePlistPath];
// to be saved to plist
NSDate *date = [NSDate date];
// this is where I start to get abit lost, I want to set the date to the right plist value then commit the changes
[dict setObject:date forKey:@"my-Date"];
[dict writeToFile:datePlistPath atomically:YES]; // error happening here.
any help would be appreciated
UPDATE: once it hits the last line of code there this is the error that is generated...
* Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: '-[__NSCFDictionary setObject:forKey:]: mutating method sent to immutable object'


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Associate Professor of Christian Mission
Director of United Methodist Studies
Th.D. (Missiology): Boston University
M..Div.: Boston University
M.S.: (international development) Michigan State University
B.S.: Wheaton College
"One of my goals in teaching is to model a desire for the integration of the mind, the heart, and action in whatever we are studying."
Ben Hartley has been teaching at Palmer Theological Seminary since 2005. In addition to courses in Christian mission and the history of world Christianity, Professor Hartley teaches United Methodist History and Early Doctrine each year. At Palmer he also serves as the Director of United Methodist Studies and is an ordained deacon in the Eastern Pennsylvania Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. Ben Hartley's website and blog may be viewed here.
In the summer of 2013 he presented a paper at the Oxford Institute for Methodist Theological Studies on Methodist efforts in overseas relief during the Cold War. His recent articles include "That they All May be One: John R. Mott's Contribution to Methodism, Interreligious Dialogue, and Racial Reconciliation," Methodist Review 4, 2012, 1-30; "Missiological Imagination as a Pedagogical Tool: African and Asian Christians in Conversation," Missiology: An International Review, 39(2) April 2011; "'Philadelphia's Five Points:' Evangelism and Social Welfare at the Bedford Street Mission," Methodist History, 48(1) 2009. Recent book reviews by Professor Hartley have appeared in the Methodist History, Wesleyan Theological Journal, The Journal of American History, and Prism magazine.
Professor Hartley's second book, Evangelicals at a Crossroads: Revivalism and Social Reform in Boston was published in 2011 by the University Press of New England. The book received the 2007 "Outstanding Dissertation" Award from the Wesleyan Theological Society and the Jesse Lee Prize, an award given by the General Commission on Archives and History of the United Methodist Church. His earlier book on deacons in the United Methodist Church is available as a .pdf document on his website.
Current research projects include designing a walking tour cell phone "app" on the history of Philadelphia Methodism, a project in which he has involved United Methodist students. He is also working on a biographical study of John R. Mott, an early 20th century Methodist organizer of world Christian mission and 1946 Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
He is a member of the American Society of Missiology, the International Association for Mission Studies, and the American Society of Church History. Professor Hartley is also a member and current President of the Association of Professors of Mission.
Within the Eastern Pennsylvania Annual Conference of the UMC, Professor Hartley has served on the Board of Ordained Ministry and the Congregational Development Team for new church starts. For the 2012-2016 quadrennium he was also selected by the Council of Bishops of the UMC to serve as a United Methodist delegate on the Commission on Faith and Order of the National Council of Churches, where he is part of the "Contextual Theology" working group.
On a personal note, "One of my goals in teaching is to model a desire for the integration of the mind, the heart, and action in whatever we are studying. I use cross-cultural simulation exercises, field trips, and imaginative assignments to promote integrative learning. A few months ago, at the end of an intensive course on the history of Christianity in Africa, I drove with my students to the Church Center for the United Nations in New York City for a seminar on the Democratic Republic of Congo. We listened and posed tough questions all day to church, nongovernmental, and UN representatives as they told us about their efforts to stop the tragedy that continues to unfold in the Congo. The connection between history and advocacy for biblical justice came alive for us. In my time at Palmer I have co-taught courses with four different instructors who are full-time pastors in the Philadelphia area. This involvement in co-teaching with pastors is an expression of the integration I strive for as well."


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The birthplace of Buffalo Bill and an eclectic mix of shops and eateries are just a few of the things Dan Kaercher discovered as he wandered through historic LeClaire in eastern Iowa.
Hosted by Dan Kaercher, Iowa's Simple Pleasures features Iowa travel destinations, restaurants, events, parks, recreation and more. Produced by Iowa Public Television, the series highlights fun things for Iowans to do, see and taste, right here at home.
Kaercher: Many people are drawn to the unique feel of a river town. I particularly enjoyed my stop at a Historic Mississippi River Community in Eastern Iowa that's becoming a hot spot for tourists. Great view, huh? I'm here on the Illinois side of the wide Mississippi River, gazing across an idyllic small town in the Quad Cities area. Join me as we explore Le Claire.
Schiffke: It's named for Antoine Le Claire. He was half French Canadian, half Indian. He was a fur trapper. He was interpreting for the Black Hawk Treaty that was made in 1832. Since he was a friend of the Indians, they wanted him to have some land, so he was given 640 acres of one section of land here at Le Claire, which is at the head of the Rock Island Rapids, and another section down at Davenport, which is at the foot of the Rock Island Rapids.
Kaercher: All things Le Claire are on display at the Buffalo Bill Museum. Nearly everything has been donated, including items relating to one of the most colorful figures of the Old West, Buffalo Bill Cody.
Schiffke: So he was here during his childhood, and he played almost right where we are right now as a kid, along the riverfront. Buffalo Bill was a superstar in his day. He was the Michael Jackson, or whatever you want to say, of his day.
Kaercher: The museum sits on the bank of the Mississippi River, embracing that history as well. Any way I can have a little hands-on fun?
Schiffke: We can go up to the upper deck here to the Pilot House.
Kaercher: Oh, boy!
Schiffke: And let you drive a boat.
Kaercher: And pretend I'm Mark Twain for a while. Tell me about the set-up here.
Schiffke: Of course, you have the big pilot's wheel here. This is where the captain would be and the pilot to steer the boat. And all he could do up here is steer the boat. He had no other control over forward, backward, fast, slow, or anything like that. In order to do that, he would have to pull on one of these ropes here, which would then ring the bells down in the engineer area. The engineer then could control it.
Kaercher: So that's how they communicated.
Schiffke: That's how they communicated.
Kaercher: Can I give it a try?
Schiffke: Sure, go ahead.
Kaercher: Both of them?
Schiffke: Try this one. This one works better than that one.
Kaercher: Okay. Here we go. Oh, yeah! Full speed ahead!
Schiffke: There you go.
Kaercher: Donna, tell me, you are a business owner here, but you're also quite active in promoting tourism.
Walley: I'm the tourism manager also in the city of Le Claire.
Kaercher: What is your business?
Walley: I own Aunt Hatties Fanciful Emporium. It's a really cute little shop with a lot of different products, unique products.
Kaercher: It seems like there's a lot of antiques and boutique-type stores here.
Walley: Le Claire is a completely unique community. We kind of have a gentleman's agreement that we'll sell different types of items, and that's what makes us unique.
Kaercher: I see a lot of fun restaurants as we walk along.
Walley: We have the Faithful Pilot, The Crane and Pelican, Sneaky Pete's. We have all sorts of restaurants, just some wonderful restaurants. You come to Le Claire, you won't find a bad meal because they're great here.
Kaercher: A lot of them have a great view too because you're right on the river.
Walley: Oh, my gosh, yes. They're right on the Mississippi River.
Kaercher: Oh, I hear popcorn popping. I was walking by outside and the aroma was so irresistible. How about letting me give you a hand.
Plummer: You know what, you're on! There you go. Put that apron on and you can help me make cheese popcorn.
Kaercher: Kernel Cody's Popcorn Shoppe is owned by Heidi Plummer and offers several corn options for customers. It smells better than what comes out of my microwave at home.
Plummer: This is cheddar. I put a little special ingredient in here. You taste it after we get it mixed together.
Kaercher: Popcorn is like ice cream cones; it just makes you happy. You're eating it when you're happy. What are we going to do now?
Plummer: This is what we're going to do now. This is the cheese.
Kaercher: Just catch what wants to roll out?
Plummer: Yeah.
Kaercher: Yeah. I got it. I got the hang of it.
Plummer: You got the hang of it. All right. We're going to pour in the cheese mix.
Kaercher: It's really orangey, like cheddar.
Plummer: It's like cheddar. That's why we call it cheddar.
Kaercher: Yeah, good idea. What's the most popular flavor you sell here?
Plummer: My most popular is the Le Claire Mix. It's cheddar and caramel mixed together.
Kaercher: Cheddar and caramel?
Plummer: Uh-huh.
Kaercher: I've never heard of that. I think we're getting mixed pretty well here.
Plummer: I think you're doing very well.
Kaercher: You said there's a secret ingredient, and I have to figure it out. I've never tasted this before. That's certified.
Plummer: Okay.
Kaercher: It tastes real buttery and cheddary.
Plummer: I think you hit it already.
Kaercher: Butter. Mmm, it's really rich. Mmm, it's so good. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Plummer: You're very welcome.
Kaercher: I'm glad I popped in. I followed my nose. Your Main Street is so well kept. How did you accomplish that?
Walley: Just the downtown revitalization. About three years ago a lot of business owners got together with the city and made this downtown what it is today. It's gorgeous. You've really kept the old charm but also spruced it up quite a bit.
Walley: Oh, yeah. We had the bones. Then we just needed to paint it and clean it up. It's just a little beautiful little downtown, charming. You can bring your friends, your relatives. Anybody can come to Le Claire and have a great time.
Kaercher: A real river town.
Walley: Yeah.
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This webinar oriented Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grantees and providers to the changing landscape of 2014 under implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and coordination across Medicaid and the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program, highlighting differences between the current and future health care system for Ryan White providers. Topics included:
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If only one prospector is chosen during a round, does the other one get a coin placed on it?
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In Puerto Rico If only one prospector is chosen during a round, does the other one get a coin placed on it?
Any role not chosen at the end of the round gets a coin placed on it.
I can't find the official rules online, but I can point you to the Universal Head rules summary, which says, under "Reset the Roles":
From the rules, pg7 under "A new round ..."
Although "prospector" seems like one role, there are two people playing it. Call them prospector 1 and prospector 2.
If prospector 1 is chosen for the current round and prospector 2 isn't, prospector 2 will get a coin placed on him. Meaning that he will be chosen the next time someone needs a prospector.
The prospectors were inserted in the game as a "mechanic" to keep the number of agents greater than the number of players by three. There are no prospectors in a three person game, one in a four person game, and two in a five person game.


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I marinated a pork roast in lime, garlic, oregano and a little olive oil. The flavor of lime is over-bearing. Is there anything I can do to counter the lime taste?
Since I assume it is too late to do anything to take the lime away, undermine excess flavor of lime with roasted peppers. They will bear a pleasant complement to the tartness while adding rich, smoky notes. Hotter peppers will further distract from the excess lime. A sweet corn salsa would also add sweetness to anchor the lime.
Salt balances with sour flavors really well. There's still an upper limit on how much salt or lime can be considered enjoyable by most people. I'd start with salt, ideally in a marinade, to take advantage of the acidity unless it's already pretty salty.
If that approach is taken to its limit and it's still too sour, the only route I see is dilution--reduce the amount of pork going into anyone's mouth...shredded pork in soft tacos or wraps comes to mind. Thin slices would also work in a sandwich.


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The iGoogle pages now have "tabs" on the left side. I only use one tab, ever, so I don't really have any use for them. Is there a way to minimize them so they don't take up a bunch of space?
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As far as I can tell, this doesn't seem possible via igoogle's settings. A lot of people did not seem to like this decision when it was rolled out (google discussion thread) and has been asked quite a few times in support (you'll find some suggestions on how to get around this here). To summarize info that is in that thread, you will need to run some script/extension/addon to remove the tabs which is browser specific of course. For example,
If you are using IE7 with addons via IE7Pro: Toggle iGoogle Tabs
Other browsers? Not too sure of but other people can probably add to the list.
There's a userscript and Chrome extension available.
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WACO (January 27, 2013)- As of Sunday, your credit card could cost you a little extra, unless you live in Texas.
Swiping your credit card at a business costs local merchants more than you think. Anytime you use your credit card at a business, your credit card company turns around and charges that business for processing the transaction.
Most merchants dub these fees "swipe fees."
But under a 7.2 billion dollar settlement reached between major credit card companies and merchants last summer, merchants can now charge customers who use credit instead of cash.
But ten states, including Texas, prohibit credit card surcharges. If you plan on traveling to any of these states in the future, you won't have to worry about it: California, Maine, Massachusetts, Kansas, Florida, New York, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Connecticut.
Charging customers for credit cards is a luxury many local business owners won't be able to partake in since Texas prohibits it.
Local restaurant owner Lionel Randolph thinks it's unfair.
"For every other merchant in the U.S. to be able to take advantage of that, and then come to find out I can't, it's not right," Randolph said.
Randolph has tackled a daunting task, turning an old laundry mat on LaSalle avenue in Waco into a Louisiana style restaurant.
"Swipe fees" can sometimes be the second or third highest cost for business owners. Randolph learned this first hand after opening his restaurant "Louisiana Catfish and Chicken" three weeks ago.
"It's a pain, like a nail in your foot," Randolph said.
"But things have been steady here at the restaurant so God is good."
Debit cards are exempt under the $7.2 billion settlement. Also, American Express customers are exempt as well.
Yet, some online stores not located in the ten states that prohibit credit card surcharges, could still charge you for using a credit card.
Under the settlement, merchants are supposed to post on their website or in their business, if they charge customers for using a credit card.


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I would rather not buy a $100 ND400 filter that I may or may not use multiple times. To get a taste for the options, I want to see if it is possible to create one inexpensively. I am not looking for the highest quality(i.e. Lee or Singh-Ray), but acceptable would be nice. What material would get me somewhere in the neighborhood of ND400 or so, and be easy enough to mount to a 77mm filter thread?
This post on DIYPhotography.net illustrates using a #12 welding glass as a ND filter. Indeed the filter is green in color, but the author is able to correct with whitebalance. Note that welding glass is available in 'strengths' from 1- 14. 14 is dark enough that folks use it to watch solar eclipses.
Take a look at this video that a guy shows how to make ND fader filter using two circular polarizers. I havent tryed it yet and probably if it really works, maybe something will have do be done on post processing.
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I have two campaigns on two different sites and I need players. So how do I promote my games in order to get more players?
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The most important thing you must do is keep the games active - even before anyone else starts! It might mean that you have to have 2 or 3 NPCs that post regularly. Without some activity, no amount of promotion will get players to join in on a dead board. It might seem odd for them to join in part-way through an adventure but PBP can get away with that. Famous RPG GMs/players with some clout
Most big RPG forums have a promotions forum, I'd advertise in there. I would also create a nifty graphic that represents your campaign. Gamers are enticed by imagery and if you find a strong one then they will flock.
Finally, I would keep the proposition simple, fantastical and easy to understand. If you mention lots of names of places and people then it is difficult to understand. For example...
Drankinott, dark evil of Blagmarrion must be stopped from raiding Brantinor of Moriblock, else the Skorgbart of Changitott will reign his Blobbomerry...
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Stop the evil Lord from raiding your quaint village that nestles in a lush green valley before your God comes down to serve you your posterior...
Here's how I promoted my campaign in a FLGS--that's Friendly Local Gaming Store for the acronym-challenged.
The right venues can be digital as well and the right message is critical. While the below flyer was put in brick and mortar stores, with a little imagination one could craft the same for digital venues that sell players your campaigns. A web page or forum sticky post comes immediately to mind.
The question is "how do I promote my games" not "where do I promote my games." In answering, it is necessary that the message and presentation, digital or paper, be attractively presented. My flyer works in digital form too: instead of tear-offs, provide a dedicated email box to collect interest threads and follow up replies quickly and answer questions both from email or on forums where your campaigns are promoted.
Players want to be excited about the game and get a taste of the GMs dedication and responsiveness. Play-by-Post often requires attentive GMs and players and timely replies in the forums and to email will be critical in the soft impressions that players use to build interest in your campaign.
For example, my tear offs take interested parties to a dedicated wiki. Your digital promotion could do the same, but to the forum where the Play-by-Post will be hosted (or a sticky post with additional information and FAQs).
Regarding the presented flyer: feel free to steal and borrow for your digital marketing effort.
The most significant way to recruit players is word of mouth. Ask your friends (and twitter and facebook are very good for this) and once they start playing tell them you are recruiting. Most gamers know other gamers and can help you recruit, and there is no better way to persuade someone to give it a try than having one of their trusted friends endorse it.
Beyond that, I will second what @Rob Lang said and point out that many forums have a promotional section where you can legitimately talk about your game and recruit and agree that having an active list/forum helps even before you have a single player. You can post background material, pictures, actions of NPCs, etc even before the campaign starts.
And, as an aside, I will say that I personally prefer PBEM over play by post. It just works better with my software setups and preferences, and with a decent list manager like Yahoo's you can have the best of both words since the mailing list manager will keep archives for you and make them accessible.
I was able to get a couple players through PenAndPaperGames.com. But i would say word of mouth is better - if someone knows you and your game style and thinks they will be a good fit, theres not much better vetting that you can get other than direct knowledge of them. I post my campaign notes online - outlining the setting, what its like, and some maps and histories - the more interesting you can make it, the more likely you will attract good players. I dont get a thrill out of anything but real table top, but if PBEM is your thing, theres a LOT of sites for that.


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I have a set of geared-to-enterprise SaaS services I will be trying to sell soon to a number of large companies. In IT and Security reviews for critical software in the past, as a vendor you were dinged if you were running on someone else's virtual environments. It was expected you'd be running on your own, or at least bare hardware for which you've contracted.
Despite it being 2012 and not 1997, I know first-hand there are those who will poo-poo the idea of buying a service hosted on something like AWS or in a multi-tenant hosting situation that was not solely dedicated to the service at hand.
Are there still security concerns in the enterprise about this overall, especially in the ERP integration arena? There is a lot more cost involved at a DC with servers and Oracle licenses, etc, etc and thus the pricing model changes significantly.
Would you consider services sold on someone else's cloud too risky? This would be in a general IT systems perspective in various industries. (e.g. Likely not for Banking, but most banking are on-premise anyway)


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World of Warcraft: Cataclysm Expansion Pack has redesigned the classic zones and added new ones while retaining the facets of the previous titles that have made the series so popular. Requires World Of Warcraft, The Burning Crusade and Wrath Of The Lich King to play.
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Blizzard is really true to its words when it said that World of Warcraft: Cataclysm Expansion Pack is going to be a great hit. Indeed it was. With the ever presence of the dragon from Warcraft II, Deathwing unleashes hell in the city of Azeroth resulting in mammoth destruction. I personally call Deathwing as the "big bully" as he just rips anythingand everything smaller than his size. It is like a senior high school student beating a defenseless kindergarten.
A lot of renovations in the places of the previous game have been done. The capitol cities of Stormwind and Orgrimmar are now sporting new looks. Stormwind is partially destroyed because of disruptions brought by Deathwing. There are also new places which are introduced in the game, among them a new district called Dwarven which has also sprung up with its own auction house, inn, bank, and a lake.
On the other hand, modifications have also been done with Orgrimmar. When Thrall left, and Garrosh stayed, the latter took the chance to revamp the city. As to inhabitants, Taurens, Trolls, and Goblins still have their own place in the city, while Deepholm, the place of Deathwing, is located in the middle of a spheroid with a rainbow scenery and magnetic fields. Legends have it that in the city of Uldum, there is a powerful weapon hidden in the area which attracts the villains to go in there to grab power. The city of Uldum copies the architectural designs of the pyramids from Egypt. This city is on the other side of Skyfall.
New battlegrounds are also created for multiplayer. The new courses let the players explore the whole area to discover exciting zones as well as ruins. Most raids depend on the player's discretion. There are a lot of useful tactics to be used for your game plan. During the course of the game, there is a feature panel that updates you of the events and current standings among the other players. In this panel, you are able to learn which players are awarded by a guild, what tasks are they doing, the number of boss' they had beaten, and players who went to other levels.
Guilds also come in different levels. They range from level one up to level twenty, and they are earned by achievements: hitting the battleground, finishing the quests, or by defeating a boss. The Guild achievements are changed from the Guild money. Anyone can benefit from the achievement instead of having just one person use the cash. Blizzard also emphasized archeology; adding vital facts and information to the game while also giving historical details about Azeroth. This is one way, they can entice more players.
Goblin areas are also terrific. There is a quest in the game that gives you power to run down any enemy who consider you a pest. Moreover, the Goblin zone also offers a bit of hilarity. For instance, there is a certain party in this zone where you invite guests and accommodate them by beating their heads. Absurd but quite funny, really.
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I was experiencing a deadlock so I set up a trace flags as well as profile trace to capture a deadlock. During this exercise I found something interesting. In the profile trace I noticed that "sa" login name acquired an IX lock on one of the objects (table) involved in the query. I have WITH (NOLOCK) on every table.
An interesting thing is that this particular lock is always acquired few seconds later after all of the other locks have been acquired.
Any ideas why this "sa" would issue an IX lock on the object?
The query is being executed from SSMS. Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 (SP1) - 10.50.2500.0 (X64).
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5 Disturbing Ways Food Will Be Different in the Future
#2. Your Drinks Will Be Made of Your Own Pee
Despite the number of people who try to convince us that pee is perfectly fine and even healthy to drink, most of us can't get past the fact that, frankly, it's freaking disgusting. We've seen where it comes from. We know its secrets.
But hey, we're not scientists.
The Nobel Prize committee has been very clear on that point.
The good people at NASA aren't just completely at ease with the ickiest of bodily liquids; they're actually hell-bent on putting it to good use. In an effort to distance themselves even further from the average human being, NASA scientists have spent a good $250 million to inspect piss and turn it back into water. Decades of research and a dickload of pissy prototypes later, NASA scientists have indeed managed to develop a machine that filters piss and adds it to other liquids derived from, no kidding, human sweat and evaporated laundry water -- seemingly for no other reason than to create yet another horrible obstacle for astronauts to overcome.
The funny thing is, that unholy concoction is far cleaner than U.S. tap water.
Share and enjoy!
And don't think that these studies have been done to provide astronauts with clean liquids in space; NASA doesn't give a shit about what its astronauts drink.
Several U.S. communities have developed a boner for the system and have in fact already implemented it. One of the largest piss-to-water plants is currently in Orange County, California, doing its part to provide slightly used water for a respectable 500,000 people.
And the urinals have never been cleaner.
For that small, strange segment of our readers who find the idea of introducing ex-pee to your daily life intriguing, NASA has also developed a version of the system you can use at home. The product has the refreshingly honest name of Pee-Recycling Bag, and it uses a process called forward osmosis to convert your piss into a healthy, drinkable, sugary fluid.
And now we all know how energy drinks are made.
"It helps aerate the ginseng!"
#1. Your Jell-O Will Be Made Out of Humans
As much as we like to riff on scientists, there are obviously boundaries we know they would never cross. Sure, they may be building robots that are just waiting to rise against us and performing profoundly disturbing psychological experiments, but that's just par for the science course. It's not as if they're actually plotting to feed us Soylent Green or anything. (Boy, this paragraph sure has gotten pretty foreshadowy.)
It's almost like Bruce Willis is dead himself ...
Like so many interesting things in life, it all starts with a bucket of Jell-O. Thinking of how that delicious gloop is made, it's easy to just conjure an image of a laboratory with Flubber creatures bouncing all over while wacky scientists chase them around.
However, that's just our brain's feeble attempt to distract us from the real truth: The most important ingredient in gelatin is collagen, which is derived from the bones and skin of animals -- mostly pigs and cows.
The side effect of this production method is the ever-present risk that the gelatin you eat might screw over your immune system or give you infectious diseases. This is further enforced by the fact that gelatin quality control is a right bastard, as it's an animal extract and therefore pretty inconsistent by nature.
Popular Science
This used to be a Shetland pony.
Scientists have been trying to figure out how to make safer gelatin for a while now. One day, one of them realized that there is in fact one animal whose remains work just fine with human immunology and genetic structure.
That animal? Humans.
The Urban Shogun
It's probably a good thing that their slogan isn't "It's alive!" anymore.
Yes, they've developed a technique to make gelatin by injecting human genes into yeast strains, and if "specific, controlled ways" (as illustrated on page 237 of the Necronomicon, presumably) are followed, it's actually said to be healthier than ye olde pig jelly. They have also already figured out ways to make the process commercially viable, so we may well be seeing human gelatin in supermarkets pretty soon, hiding behind a bullshit E-codename.
Naturally, the biggest concern here -- besides the obvious ohgodwhyaaaargh! -- is whether human Jell-O counts as cannibalism. Granted, nobody's actually chewing an arm off a dude, but there's still an ick factor in the knowledge that it's human extract we're eating ...
... wait a second. We already eat trace amounts of hair and dead skin in pretty much all of our meals, don't we? Holy shit, does that count as cannibalism, too?
Let's, uh, let's not play this game anymore.
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National Robotics Week celebrates the United States as a leader in robotics technology development and educates the public about how robotics technology impacts society, both now and in the future.
Boston Dynamics, acquired by Google in December 2013, builds advanced robots with remarkable behavior: mobility, agility, dexterity and speed. They use sensor-based controls and computation to unlock the capabilities of complex mechanisms, according to the school.
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Woman's Comfortable Flats
Light in weight and big on comfort. The Crocs™ Kadee women's flat is a ballerina-inspired shoe featuring classic form-to-foot Croslite™ construction and easy slip-on-and-off style.
Kadee Flat Details:
- Classic molded flat with distinctive heel windows and detailing.
- Circulation nubs along footbed for a massage-like feel.
- Stylized holes on vamp for breathability.
- Fully molded Croslite™ material flat for lightweight comfort.
- Non-marking Croslite™ material outsole.
original Croslite™ foam cushion:
feels soft with all day support.
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feels soft with all day support.
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- Comfort-seeking (25), Conservative (18), Fun! (16), Casual dresser (13), Stylish (11)
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Love them, will continue to buy them forever
I had a really hard time finding comfortable shoes for work and in general until I found these shoes. They're amazing! I can be on my feet all day at my job and yet...Read complete review
I had a really hard time finding comfortable shoes for work and in general until I found these shoes. They're amazing! I can be on my feet all day at my job and yet experience no foot cramping or soreness of any kind. I also love how they're a simple style and just slip on. I have wide feet and like being barefoot, so when I do have to wear close toed shoes at certain events or my job, these are definitely the go to shoes.
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Terrible sizing
Crocs- I beg you, please correct the sizing on the Kadee! I have a pair from many years ago that I loved, they were perfect. So after wearing them constantly, I needed...Read complete review
Crocs- I beg you, please correct the sizing on the Kadee! I have a pair from many years ago that I loved, they were perfect. So after wearing them constantly, I needed another pair.
I am a solid size 8. I bought the size 8 Kadee flat and it feels like a boat on my foot, WAY too big and it constantly slips, I reality I feels like a whole size too big. Okay, so I sent it back (no free return shipping by the way). Then, I order the size 7. Really tight and uncomfortable at first. I give them a go anyway and 6 months later after trying to wear them as much as I can, they're still too tight and the right shoe misshapen somehow. So in conclusion, I'm out the money for returning the size 8 and have an unusable pair of size 7. I used to love the Kadee, but because the sizing is so far off, I can't wear these anymore.
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I am a hair stylist and waitressed all through college. After (literally) HOURS of being on my feet, Crocs are the only thing I can trust to keep me comfortable and safe since they are slip proof. I love these shoes!
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Very comfortable and get more comfortable as you wear them. I have a slim, moderately high-arched foot-- they fit perfectly when I got them in the mail. They do cause a prob with high arched feet. They are very good for rainy states. When I lived in Florida, I'd just take these shoes off and wipe them out.
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Great fit! Need more colors. When I find a shoe that is comfortable...I purchase more than one.
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one of my shoes that was sent came stretched out or somewhat twisted, uncomfortable and unlike the other shoe. I felt I should have not had to pay the return postage for the poor quality shoe you sent.
I had purchased a pair of croc sandals from "Savers" a used store. These sandals were amazing, very soft plastic, fitted well and the most comfortable shoe I have ever worn. I was unable to find this pair on your web site. Needless to say I am very disappointed for the quality of these shoes and your service to customers.
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Very comfortable perfect for casual and work wear
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Love these crocs! My third pair!
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Great...love them and the way they replaced my first pair after a year because of a problem.
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I love these shoes !!!!! They look so good and are the most comfortable shoes , I've ever worn !!!!! I have alot of foot problems and these shoes are a joy!!!
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Shoes are comfortable. Lots of classic Crocs cush. I can usually wear a size 9 in Crocs sandals but, in closed toe I need a 9.5...10s are too big. Wish Crocs made half sizes. Sadly, I will have to return these.
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Q:Do they come in Wide sizesAsked on 7/23/2016 by Jo from Florida
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A:The Kadee is a Relaxed fit, which can be like a Medium. Any Roomy shoe will be a wide fit. You can learn more about the fits here: http://www.crocs.com/crocs-fit-guide/fit-guide-landing.htmlAnswered on 7/26/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:Are they waterproof? Wanted to buy to wear on a future vacation trip to Disney, I will need a very comfortable shoe to stand and walk in and I can't decide on these or the busy duet flat. Can anyone help me on which would be better. The vacation is in July.Asked on 5/28/2016 by Lulu
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A:While the shoes will not keep your feet dry, they are water friendly materials and are safe to get wet. When you are done wearing your Crocs be sure to dry them in a cool, shaded place.Answered on 6/7/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:Does the Kadee come in a wide width and I'm just not seeing it? If not, is there any plan to start producing it an a wide width?Asked on 5/19/2016 by FiatGirl from Charlotte, NC
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A:The Kadee is a Relaxed fit, which is like a Medium. At this time there are no plans to create it in a Roomy fit. You can learn more about the fits here: http://www.crocs.com/crocs-fit-guide/fit-guide-landing.htmlAnswered on 5/22/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:Are there any differences in this shoe and the Kadee Work besides the non-slip sole?Asked on 5/18/2016 by Kar Kar
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A:No, the only difference is that slip- resistant soleAnswered on 5/18/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:Can I get Camoflage?
ThanksAsked on 3/13/2016 by Nana
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A:We do not offer the Kadee in the Camouflage. However, we do offer the Shayna Mary Jane & Freesail in a camouflage color. You may check them out here: http://www.crocs.com/c/shop-by/style/realtree-camo-shoes?intid=mm_shop_by_realtreeAnswered on 3/14/2016 by Wonderful Wanda from Crocs
Q:Hi - what is the best way to clean these shoes? Thanks!Asked on 2/14/2016 by Meghan from United States
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A:Combine some lukewarm water with a small amount of mild regular or laundry soap - avoid any kinds which contain a dye or artificial scent. Dampen the cloth and gently wipe the material, focusing on areas that are particularly marked. Please do not clean your Crocs shoes in the dishwasher or washing machine, as exposure to extreme heat may cause the Croslite material to shrink.Answered on 2/16/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:I bought a size 9 in the Kadee, but they are snug. I usually wear a 9.5, but if I push my toes forward my heel comes right out. Did I buy the right size or do I need to order up?Asked on 2/9/2016 by Tabby
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A:The size will be based o your preference, some people do like a snug fit and get a size down, but if you want a little more wiggle room a size up might be your better option.Answered on 2/16/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:Are these Non SlickAsked on 10/5/2015 by Shelby from Highland Home AL
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A:This Kadee does not feature special slip resistant tread. We have just released a new Kadee Work Flat that features CrocsLock tread which provides slip resistance that exceeds industry standards. Please note that while they are slip resistant, they are not entirely slip proof. Please use general caution as you would with any other shoe. You can see that style here: http://www.crocs.com/p/womens-kadee-work-flat/200941.html?cgid=womens-new&cid=001#q=Kadee&start=8.Answered on 10/7/2015 by Helpful Heather from Crocs
Q:Does these having design arch for feet and does good quality for long walk in travel world?Asked on 9/7/2015 by Nelly
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A:The Kadee is designed with medium arch support, similar to that of our clogs. They are fully molded Croslite which make them exceptionally comfortable for walking or standing. I wore my Kadees for an entire casual vacation and was not disappointed.Answered on 9/11/2015 by Helpful Heather from Crocs
Q:I usually wear a 6-1/2. Better to go up or down in size? Not near a Croc store to try it on?Asked on 8/27/2015 by TexasKelt from North Carolina
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A:For this style we suggest going down to the next smallest whole size. I would try the size 6.Answered on 8/28/2015 by Helpful Heather from Crocs


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Director of the Bowdoin Scientific Station on Kent Island and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biology
I am a marine vertebrate ecologist, with interests ranging from behavioral ecology to community ecology. I have studied foraging ecology, sound production, and habitat selection of fishes and marine mammals; food web dynamics; the application of passive acoustic techniques to fisheries science; and the ecological effects of toxic red tides on dolphins and fishes.
Since 2005, my research has focused mainly on the ecological effects of harmful algal blooms (HABs), often called red tides. This research interest developed out of necessity after an intense red tide caused massive fish kills on Florida's Gulf Coast, halting several projects that I was conducting on the interactions between bottlenose dolphins and their prey.
As director of the Bowdoin Scientific Station, I hope to continue the station's high level of productivity in avian and terrestrial ecology, and to expand its studies in marine ecology. In particular, I would like to develop active research programs in intertidal ecology, fish and marine mammal acoustics, and Alexandrium red tides (the type of HAB that is common in the Gulf of Maine and Bay of Fundy).
Gannon, D.P. and J.G. Gannon. Can passive acoustic methods be used to assess trends in abundance of soniferous fishes? (To be submitted to Transactions of the American Fisheries Society). In prep.
Gannon, D.P., A.S. Friedlaender, J.G. Gannon, E.J. Berens, J.B. Allen, S. Hofmann, and R.S. Wells. Seeing the forest for the trees: comparing patterns of habitat selection at the level of the population and of the individual for bottlenose dolphins. In prep.
Gannon, J.G., R.S. Wells, J.B. Allen, D.P. Gannon, E.J. Berens, and S. Hofmann. Effects of harmful algal blooms on bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus): changes in distribution and behavior. (submitted to Marine Ecology Progress Series). In Review
Gannon, D.P., E.J. Berens, S.A. Camilleri, J.G. Gannon, M.K. Brueggen, A.A. Barleycorn, V.I. Palubok, G.J. Kirkpatrick, and R.S. Wells. Effects of Karenia brevis Harmful Algal Blooms on Nearshore Fish Communities in Southwest Florida. Marine Ecology Progress Series. In Press
Fire, S.E., L.J. Flewelling, J. Naar , M.S. Henry, R.H. Pierce, D.P. Gannon, Z. Wang, and. R.S. Wells. Prevalence of brevetoxins in prey fish of bottlenose dolphins in Sarasota Bay, Florida. Marine Ecology Progress Series. In Press
Gannon, D.P. Passive acoustic techniques in fisheries science: a review and prospectus. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 137(2):638-656. 2008
Mintzer, V.J., D.P. Gannon, N.B. Barros, and A.J. Read. Stomach contents of mass-stranded short-finned pilot whales (Globicephala macrorhynchus) from North Carolina. Marine Mammal Science 24(2): 290-302. 2008
Gannon, D.P. Acoustic behavior of Atlantic croaker Micropogonias undulatus L. (Sciaenidae). Copeia 2007(1):186–192. 2007
Naar, J.P., L.J. Flewelling, A. Lenzi, J.P. Abbott, A. Granholm, H.M. Jacocks, D.P. Gannon, M. Henry, R. Pierce, D.G. Baden, J. Wolny, and J.H. Landsberg. Brevetoxins, like ciguatoxins, are potent ichthyotoxic neurotoxins that accumulate in fish. Toxicon 50(5):707-723. 2007
Ramcharitar, J., D.P. Gannon, and A.N. Popper. Review of the bioacoustics of the family Sciaenidae (croakers and drumfishes). Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 135:1409-1431. 2006
Gannon, D.P., N.B. Barros, D.P. Nowacek, A.J. Read, D.M. Waples, and R.S. Wells. Prey detection by bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus): an experimental test of the passive listening hypothesis. Animal Behaviour 69(3):709-720. 2005
Gannon, D.P., D.W. Johnston, A.J. Read, and D.P. Nowacek. Resonance and dissonance: science, ethics, and the sonar debate. Marine Mammal Science 20:898-899. 2004
Gannon, D.P. and D.M. Waples. Diets of coastal bottlenose dolphins from the U.S. Mid-Atlantic coast differ by habitat. Marine Mammal Science 20:527-545. 2004
Watkins, W.A., M.A. Daher, G.M. Repucci, J.E. George, D.L. Martin, N.A. DiMarzio, and D.P. Gannon. Seasonality and distribution of whale calls in the North Pacific. Oceanography 13:62-67. 2000
Watkins, W.A., M.A. Daher, N.A. DiMarzio, A. Samuels, D.Wartzok, K.M. Fristrup, D.P. Gannon, P.W. Howey, and R.R. Maiefski. Sperm whale surface activity from tracking by radio and satellite tags. Marine Mammal Science, 15:1158-1180. 1999
Cox, T.M., A.J. Read, S. Barco, J. Evans, D.P. Gannon, H.N. Koopman, W.A. McLellan, K. Murray, J. Nicolas, D.A. Pabst, C.W. Potter, W.M. Swingle, V.G. Thayer, K.M. Touhey, and A.J. Westgate. Documenting the bycatch of harbor porpoises, Phocoena phocoena, in coastal gillnet fisheries from stranded carcasses. Fishery Bulletin 96:428-437. 1998
Gannon, D.P., J.E. Craddock, and A.J. Read. Autumn food habits of harbor porpoises (Phocoena phocoena) in the Gulf of Maine. Fishery Bulletin 96:428-437. 1998
Gannon, D.P., A.J. Read, J.E. Craddock, K. Fristrup, and J. Nicolas. Feeding ecology of long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas) in the western North Atlantic. Marine Ecology Progress Series 148:1-10. 1997
Gannon, D.P., A.J. Read, J.E. Craddock, and J.G. Mead. Stomach contents of long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas) stranded on the U.S. mid-Atlantic coast. Marine Mammal Science 13:405-418. 1997
Watkins, W.A., M.A. Daher, A. Samuels, and D.P. Gannon. Observations of Peponocephala electra, the melon-headed whale, in the southeastern Caribbean. Caribbean Journal of Science 33:34-40. 1997
Wiley, D.N., R.A. Asmutis, T.D. Pitchford, and D.P. Gannon. Stranding and mortality of humpback whales, Megaptera novaeangliae, in the mid-Atlantic and southeast United States, 1985-1992. Fishery Bulletin 93:196-205.1995
"Red Tide Dumps Fish on Beaches: The Toxic Bloom Moves Up The Coast From Venice To Siesta Key." Sarasota Herald Tribune, August 26, 2006.
Khamsi, R. 2005. "The Sound of Sustenance." Nature 433(7026):594 (about the Gannon et al. (2005) paper in Animal Behaviour on passive acoustic detection of prey by bottlenose dolphins).
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The Brownsville Beagles opened up their basketball season last week with a home contest with the JC Jets of Mount Vernon, Ill.
The Jets won the contest 40-16, but the Beagles played hard and had a great time in front of their packed house.
Leading the Beagles in scoring was Savannah Smith with eight points and seven rebounds. Jamie Dutton had six points and nine rebounds.
Others on the team were Jessica Linneman with two points and two rebounds, Josh Maynard with six rebounds, Paula Grant with three rebounds, Jacob Dobson, Craig Winters, Brandon Windle, Austin Hageman, Derek Greathouse and Desirae Davenport, who was absent for the game.
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