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The role of melanin-concentrating hormone in conditioned reward learning
Version of Record online: 8 JUL 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1460-9568.2012.08207.x
© 2012 The Authors. European Journal of Neuroscience © 2012 Federation of European Neuroscience Societies and Blackwell Publishing Ltd
European Journal of Neuroscience
Volume 36, Issue 8, pages 3126–3133, October 2012
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Sherwood, A., Wosiski-Kuhn, M., Nguyen, T., Holland, P. C., Lakaye, B., Adamantidis, A. and Johnson, A. W. (2012), The role of melanin-concentrating hormone in conditioned reward learning. European Journal of Neuroscience, 36: 3126–3133. doi: 10.1111/j.1460-9568.2012.08207.x
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- Version of Record online: 8 JUL 2012
- Received 11 March 2012, revised 18 May 2012, accepted 30 May 2012
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The orexigenic neuropeptide melanin-concentrating hormone (MCH) is well positioned to play a key role in connecting brain reward and homeostatic systems due to its synthesis in hypothalamic circuitry and receptor expression throughout the cortico-striatal reward circuit. Here we examined whether targeted-deletion of the MCH receptor (MCH-1R) in gene-targeted heterozygote and knockout mice (KO), or systemic treatment with pharmacological agents designed to antagonise MCH-1R in C57BL/6J mice would disrupt two putative consequences of reward learning that rely on different neural circuitries: conditioned reinforcement (CRf) and Pavlovian-instrumental transfer (PIT). Mice were trained to discriminate between presentations of a reward-paired cue (CS+) and an unpaired CS−. Following normal acquisition of the Pavlovian discrimination in all mice, we assessed the capacity for the CS+ to act as a reinforcer for new nose-poke learning (CRf). Pharmacological disruption in control mice and genetic deletion in KO mice impaired CRf test performance, suggesting MCH-1R is necessary for initiating and maintaining behaviors that are under the control of conditioned reinforcers. To examine a dissociable form of reward learning (PIT), a naïve group of mice were trained in separate Pavlovian and instrumental lever training sessions followed by the PIT test. For all mice the CS+ was capable of augmenting ongoing lever responding relative to CS− periods. These results suggest a role for MCH in guiding behavior based on the conditioned reinforcing value of a cue, but not on its incentive motivational value.


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To combat the growing problem in Chicago, a joint task force that included 70 federal agents began operating from a new secret location to focus on the point of contact between these suburban-based cartel operatives and the city's street gangs. This is the point where both are most vulnerable to detection. Their meetings can be monitored, and their cell phones tapped.
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The Knowledge Gradient for Optimal Learning
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DOI: 10.1002/9780470400531.eorms0444
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Optimal learning addresses the problem of how to collect information so that it benefits future decisions. For off-line problems, we have to make a series of measurements or observations before choosing a final design or set of parameters; for on-line problems, we learn from rewards we are receiving, and we want to strike a balance between rewards earned now and better decisions in the future. This article reviews these problems, describes optimal and heuristic policies, and shows how to compare competing policies. Then, the presentation focuses on the concept of the knowledge gradient, which guides information collection by maximizing the marginal value of information. We show how this idea can be applied to both on-line and off-line problems, as well as a broad range of other applications which have not previously yielded to formal techniques.
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Turmeric comes from the underground stem, or rhizome, of a plant in the ginger family, and in fact it looks much like ginger when fresh. The stems are boiled, dried, and then ground into a powder.
The plant is native to South Asia, so it's not surprising that turmeric spice is most widely used in the cuisines from that part of the world. Turmeric has a pungent earthy aroma and adds a slight bitterness and astringency to dishes. It's not often used on its own, but is usually used to round out spice mixes for things like curries and meat rubs.
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Mr. Ban's two-day visit to Greenland provided him with an opportunity to see first-hand the impacts of climate change, where the melting of ice sheets is accelerating.
Yesterday, Mr. Ban visited the town of Uummannaq, which is several hundred kilometres above the Arctic Circle, along with the Premier of Greenland, Aleqa Hammond, and Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt.
The UN chief expressed his deep concern at the fast-moving glaciers and by the fast-melting ice cap which raises the sea level, affecting the entire international community's environmental system.
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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon briefs the media about his experience on the ice in Uummannaq, Greenland. UN Photo/Mark Garten
Mr. Ban has invited leaders of Government, business, finance and civil society to bring bold announcements and actions to address climate change to the summit, which will focus on solutions that demonstrate how early action can result in substantial economic benefits.
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Texas authorities began the evacuation of some coastal towns and urged the residents of others to be prepared to leave quickly as Hurricane Ike lumbered across the Gulf of Mexico Wednesday, gathering strength from the warm waters.
Ike was forecast to crash ashore overnight Friday, likely as a Category 3 storm or stronger, but its path continued to keep forecasters guessing. With only two days more to prepare, state emergency planners were forced to put a 400-mile stretch of the state's coastline, from the Mexican border to Houston, on high alert.
Officials in Brazoria County, south of Houston, issued a mandatory evacuation for about 12,000 residents of Freeport and smaller beach towns. Ike is projected to hit land considerably south of Freeport, but a last-minute turn north remained possible. "We can't take that many chances," said Marie Beth Jones of the Brazoria County emergency-operations center.
Weather conditions in the Gulf gave Ike "a perfect environment to grow," said Dennis Feltgen, a meteorologist with the National Hurricane Center in Miami. "It's a big storm and it's creeping along," he said. "It looks like a large portion of the Texas coast will feel this."
Ike is the third tropical storm to threaten U.S. shores in the past three weeks: Hurricane Gustav blasted into Louisiana Sept. 1, then Tropical Storm Hanna struck North Carolina Sept. 6.
In July, Hurricane Dolly crashed into South Padre Island, off the Texas coast near the Mexican border, as a Category 2 storm, causing severe damage and flooding.
With that memory still fresh, Texas authorities girded for Ike by ordering tourists off beaches, moving prisoners out of vulnerable detention centers, transporting hospital patients away from coastal communities and asking residents to move motor homes and travel trailers out of reach of the expected high winds.
A voluntary evacuation was in place for the west end of Galveston Island, which consists of beach homes not protected by the island's extensive sea wall.
Authorities also urged illegal immigrants in South Texas to seek help or move into shelters without fear of deportation.
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The Red Cross, the Salvation Army and Catholic Charities began positioning relief supplies, equipment and volunteers along the coast and evacuation routes. Inland churches are preparing to open shelters, and the Red Cross has set up kitchens equipped to provide more than 100,000 meals a day.
An extensive line-up of refiners and petrochemical plants along the Texas coast were taking preliminary steps to prepare for a hit from the storm, but many operators were reluctant to shut down until they receive more precise information about the storm's path.
Gustav prompted refiners to shut down virtually all their plants in Louisiana and run others along the Gulf Coast at reduced rates. Although only one remains idle, seven are still in the process of restarting and 11 are operating at reduced rates. Ike is likely to put several more in Texas out of action in coming days, potentially taking out another big chunk of the country's refining capacity.
If Ike stays on its current course, the storm will miss most offshore oil production, which is concentrated off the coast of Louisiana.
But even without a direct hit, the promise of high winds and waves prompted some rigs to shut down production, which never fully recovered after Hurricane Gustav.
As of Wednesday morning, 95.9% of gulf oil production and 73.1% of natural-gas production was offline, according to the Minerals Management Service.
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Cyber security is one of the most pressing issues of the digital economy with reports of malicious actors breaching enterprises large and small. Enterprises are now exposed to a growing source of risk as criminal actors, hackers, state actors and competitors grow increasingly sophisticated in taking advantage of weaknesses in modern information and communications technologies. The combination of information systems with various external devices increases the level of complexity and threats to enterprise information systems. Enterprises not only face external threats but must also manage the risks of internal threats to their information systems, with persons within the organization able to corrupt data or take advantage of enterprise resources from the comfort of their residence or the local coffee shop.
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Hunkering on Ponce de Leon Avenue is the largest building in Georgia. You've seen it, you know it, you've likely dismissed it as one of Atlanta's many urban eyesores. But take a closer look at what currently is dubbed City Hall East. It's 2 million square feet of potential.
And then dream a little about what could be.
One of the metro area's more prolific dreamers is Emory Morsberger. With a slightly goofy grin he was literally bobbing up and down last week at a Thai restaurant a few blocks from City Hall East. Morsberger personifies "infectious enthusiasm." When he gets an idea, he comes at you like a guided missile.
Morsberger's base is Lawrenceville. A few years ago, the burg was an uninviting mix of rundown and underused buildings. Morsberger almost single-handedly created a renaissance by snapping up three dozen properties. He conjured a vision of a thriving and vital downtown, and made it real. One example: He'd heard of a theater group that, as he recalls, was "being abused by [the city of] Duluth." So he purchased an old Methodist church, renovated it, sold it to the city for what he'd paid, moved in the thespians, and Lawrenceville now boasts the Aurora Theater.
"An incredible guy," says Anthony Rodriguez, Aurora's artistic director.
In recent months, Morsberger is best-known for championing the "Brain Train," a commuter rail from Athens to Atlanta that would connect nine major educational institutions and provide many thousands of weary commuters with relief from the highways. It's such a resoundingly good, sane idea that, predictably, state leaders have pretty much snubbed it.
A few paragraphs ago, I used the word "renaissance." I was foreshadowing Morsberger's latest grand scheme, a plan for City Hall East that's so dramatic I'm quickly running out of clichés to describe it.
First, here are two other words to mull over: "radical pragmatism." A friend at another Atlanta newspaper (yes, that one) coined or purloined the term one recent evening as we were dissecting the city's endless list of urban catastrophes: Water shortages, congestion, housing, Grady, et cetera, et cetera, demand out-of-the-box, push-the-envelope solutions. Hand-wringing and tired old ideas won't do the job.
But wildly innovative solutions also must be grounded in reality. Transportation, for example, won't be solved by militant armies of trainsters battling equally militant roadies. There has to be common ground, and there must be recognition that the "fix" will cost tens of billions of dollars. The ultimate hurdle will be to assemble the brains to craft the plan, and then to marshal the political will to make it happen.
Morsberger, much as he did by envisioning an old church becoming a marvelous venue for the Aurora troupe, has a similar dream for City Hall East – a place to assemble those brains and marshal political will. "I won't be building just a lot more expensive condos for Atlanta," he says.
The developer won the bidding to purchase City Hall East, a $33 million deal that closed last year. The building – originally the Sears, Roebuck & Co. distribution center for the Southeast – was built 81 years ago. When Morsberger and his partners are done with the now decrepit structure, they will have completed the largest historical restoration in the nation. The new name will be Ponce Park.
Morsberger was in China last year when he read a book, The Medici Effect, by techno-entrepreneur Frans Johansson. The book describes how if you assemble a critical mass of creative thinking, the result will be an explosion of remarkable ideas. The key is to create a place where different fields can intersect. That's what the Medici family did in Florence, Italy, in the 15th century.
"And what did we get?" says Morsberger, who is in full enthusiasm-overload mode. "The Renaissance, that's what."
Fast-forward 600 years to Morsberger, who aspires to be our latter-day Cosimo de Medici. "Let's say a CDC scientist who is working on a cure for AIDS sits down with an engineer from Georgia Tech and an artist from the Savannah College of Art and Design," Morsberger says. "Who know what ideas might emerge? Who knows?"
Well, I don't know. But I'd certainly like to find out.
When Morsberger rehabs the old Sears/City Hall East – beginning in 2009 – the heart of the new structure will be what he calls the Academies: The Medici Center at Ponce Park. "I really want to offer a home for arts and cultural groups," he says. "When they come, the other creative thinkers will follow."
Imagine, someone in Georgia actually saying the arts are important. It certainly qualifies as radical pragmatism.
The idea would be to have a village for scholars, scientists and artists. "This building is in the middle of everything, and we need to do something important with it," Morsberger says. Indeed, Emory University, Georgia Tech, Atlanta University Center, CARE, the Carter Center, the CDC, Georgia State, SCAD and many more stellar facilities are close by. "The perfect place for the convergence of the city's finest resources and people," a paper by Morsberger states. "Inhabitants and visitors alike will find stimulating places for debate, conversation and public discourse 24/7."
Morsberger wants to address issues such as race relations and religious tolerance. He sees research blossoming on healthy living and health care. He plans a special community for the disabled – especially the burgeoning number of Iraq war veterans. He aspires to find solutions for global warming.
"Atlanta must devote some of its intellectual capital to the study of sustainability," he says.
And he will sell some pricey condo units. He'll also reserve a large part of Ponce Park for affordable housing. After all, artists are well-known to be perpetually starving.
For my money, I think Morsberger should run for gubna (he says, emphatically, "no"). After all, while Sonny thinks the solution to the state's problems is divine intervention, which must give God a good laugh, Morsberger is preaching the gospel of radical pragmatism.
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Since public foundations may be defined in different ways, and there is no official IRS or legal definition of public foundations, it is difficult to arrive at statistics that are fully representative of the field.
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Sustainability. Quality education. Poverty reduction. Gender equality.
If this list sounds familiar to individuals working in philanthropy or non-profits in the U.S., it should. Our sector is synonymous with these issues in part because our nation suffers from many of them, despite being the wealthiest country on the planet.
Many of our members are working with grantees on the ground in countries and communities directly impacted by terrorist violence, all over the world. Alongside partners like the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, the Council is tracking how and where philanthropy is responding to these attacks, and we will share what we find with our members.
Crises where our international partners have established funds:
Everyone who works in philanthropy has a different and interesting story of how they "found" the field. For many, it is a story of starting in philanthropy after a long career in another industry. Others tell a different story: you need not wait to become a philanthropist. Around the world, a growing movement of young people is not waiting to be a part of the change made possible by philanthropy.
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How can you do the most good, with limited resources, when facing enormous problems? That question lies at or near the heart of every decision at a foundation. This is true of the grant dollars which support community institutions and provide for social services, and it is true of the endowed dollars which are invested to in order to fund future grantmaking – providing for generations to come and needs unforeseen.
This post originally appeared as an op-ed in The Guardian on July 16, 2016.
There is no doubt that the U.S. is suffering from what feels like the unravelling of social order.
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The Council on Foundations-Commonfund Study of Responsible Investing, believed to be the largest of its kind, provides foundations with invaluable insights into how the sector and individual portfolios are being shaped by responsible investing practices, potential hurdles to their adoption, and what the entry points are for those interested in fully engaging these practices in their endowment strategies.
Last week's shootings in Baton Rouge, St. Paul, and Dallas have made more urgent our need for a national civil discussion about longstanding systemic challenges that deeply divide our communities. The Council on Foundations steadfastly denounces the killing of innocent people, no matter their skin color, political position, gender, religion, or sexual orientation. We mourn the lives lost and send our thoughts to their friends and loved ones and to our philanthropic colleagues who serve and lead in the affected communities.


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The Oxford Handbook of Early Christian Studiesby Susan Ashbrook Harvey
Pub. Date: 08/15/2008
Publisher: Oxford University Press
The Oxford Handbook of Early Christian Studies responds to and celebrates the explosion of research in this inter-disciplinary field over recent decades. As a one-volume reference work, it provides an introduction to the academic study of early Christianity (c. 100-600 AD) and examines the vast geographical area impacted by the early church, in Western and Eastern
The Oxford Handbook of Early Christian Studies responds to and celebrates the explosion of research in this inter-disciplinary field over recent decades. As a one-volume reference work, it provides an introduction to the academic study of early Christianity (c. 100-600 AD) and examines the vast geographical area impacted by the early church, in Western and Eastern late antiquity. It is thematically arranged to encompass history, literature, thought, practices, and material culture. It contains authoritative and up-to-date surveys of current thinking and research in the various sub-specialties of early Christian studies, written by leading figures in the discipline. The essays orientate readers to a given topic, as well as to the trajectory of research developments over the past 30-50 years within the scholarship itself. Guidance for future research is also given. Each essay points the reader towards relevant forms of extant evidence (texts, documents, or examples of material culture), as well as to the appropriate research tools available for the area.
This volume will be useful to advanced undergraduate and post-graduate students, as well as to specialists in any area who wish to consult a brief review of the 'state of the question' in a particular area or sub-specialty of early Christian studies, especially one different from their own.
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Part One: Prolegomena
1. From Patristics to Early Christian Studies, Elizabeth A. Clark
2. Literature, Patristics, Early Christian Writing, Mark Vessey
3. Which Early Christianity?, Karen L. King
Part Two: Evidence: Material and Textual
4. Material Evidence (1): Archaeology, Mark Humphries
5. Material Evidence (2): Visual Culture, Robin M. Jensen
6. Epigraphy, William Tabbernee
7. Paleography and Codicology, Ralph W. Mathiesen
Part Three: Identities
8. Jews and Christians, Andrew S. Jacobs
9. Pagans and Christians, Michele R. Salzman
10. 'Gnosticism', Antti Marjanen
11. Manichaeism, Samuel N.C. Lieu
12. Arius and Arians, J. Rebecca Lyman
13. Pelagius and Pelagians, Mathijs Lamberigts
Part Four: Regions
14. The West (1): Italy, Gaul, and Spain, Mark Humphries
15. The West (2): North Africa, Eric Rebillard
16. The East (1): Greece and Asia Minor, Raymond Van Dam
17. The East (2): Egypt and Palestine, David Brakke
18. The East (3): Syria and Mesopotamia, Lucas Van Rompay
Part Five: Structures and Authorities
19. Clergy and Laity, Karen Jo Torjesen
20. The Biblical Canon, Michael W. Holmes
21. Creeds, Councils, and Canons, Everett Ferguson
22. Church and Empire, Harold A. Drake
23. Women and Gender, Ross Shepherd Kraemer
24. Monastic Life, J. William Harmless, S.J.
Part Six: Expressions of Christian Culture
25. Early Christian Apocryphal Literature, Stephen J. Shoemaker
26. Apologetics, Mark Edwards
27. Homiletics, Wendy Mayer
28. Early Christian Historiography, William Adler
29. Martyr Passions and Hagiography, Susan Ashbrook Harvey
30. Poetry and Hymnography (1): Christian Latin Poetry, Michael J. Roberts
31. Poetry and Hymnography (2): The Greek World, John A. McGuckin
32. Poetry and Hymnography (3): Syriac, Sebastian P. Brock
33. Christian Philosophy, Hubertus R. Drobner
Part Seven: Ritual, Piety, and Practice
34. Christian Initiation, Maxwell E. Johnson
35. Eucharistic Liturgy, Daniel Sheerin
36. Prayer, Columba Stewart, O.S.B.
37. Asceticism, Rebecca Krawiec
38. Penance, Allan D. Fitzgerald, O.S.A
39. Martyrdom and the Cult of the Saints, Richard M. Price
40. Pilgrimage, Georgia Frank
Part Eight: Theological Themes
41. Interpretation of Scripture, Frances M. Young
42. Doctrine of God, Lewis Ayres and Andrew Radde-Gallwitz
43. Christ and Christologies, Brian E. Daley, S.J.
44. Doctrine of Creation, Paul Blowers
45. Early Christian Ethics, Francine Cardman
46. Instrumenta Studiorum: Tools of the Trade, Joseph F. Kelly and Jeanne-Nicole Saint-Laurent
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Index of Persons (Ancient and Modern)
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Sprinkle with sherry wine, cherries and nuts.
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Cook sugar and water to soft ball stage (234° F.).
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Spread mixture over cake and set into refrigerator to become firm.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1457 Calories from Fat 530
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 58 g89.7%
Saturated Fat 27.6 g138%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 172.3 mg57.4%
Sodium 687.1 mg28.6%
Total Carbohydrates 204 g67.9%
Dietary Fiber 6.6 g26.3%
Sugars 156.2 g
Protein 25 g50.6%
Vitamin A 0.3% Vitamin C
Calcium 17.9% Iron 7.7%
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How the Pontoon Boat Is Redefining Boating
When many people think of pontoon boats, they see a wooden platform stabilized on wooden or steel barrels. While these were definitely the start of pontoons decades ago, the technology has advanced to give people a faster, smoother, and more luxurious experience out on the water. Nowadays, pontoon boats are made entirely with fiberglass to reduce weight without sacrificing stability. Like in other types of boats, pontoons now have traditional hulls to help with steering, and furniture built into the fiberglass to maximize space and efficiency.
Luxury pontoon boats are growing in popularity because they allow families to take part in all of the activities they want. In addition to fishing, you are able to use your pontoon boat for entertainment and watersports. Newer models come equipped with fire pits, cooler space, a barbecue grill, and even a waterslide. Rather than having to slowly float on the water, a 300-horsepower engine allows you to travel up to 65 mph. Learn more about how pontoon boats are redefining boating today.
Traits of the Best Pontoon Boats
What makes a great pontoon boat? If you are looking for a new boat to buy, or want to upgrade your existing pontoon, there are a number of features to incorporate to ensure that you have everything you need when you next go out on the water. Here are some features that make Manitou pontoon boats stand out from the competition.
- 24-can cooler on board
- Portable table to relax
- Marine Vinyl furniture
- Powder coated walls and rails
When picking out a pontoon boat, you want to be able to infuse your personality, as well. You can add on a BBQ grill for your pontoon, to cook for family and friends, as well as a water slide. If you're interested in floating out on the lake in the evenings, you can also add a fire pit to keep warm. One of the best reasons to get a pontoon boat in the first place is that it gives you the opportunity to do the things you love whenever you are out on the water.
How to Turn Your Pontoon Boat into the Ultimate Summer Retreat
Now that summer has officially started, it is time to get your pontoon boat back into the water. When the temperature creeps up, there is no better way to spend time with family and friends than by making your pontoon the ultimate summer retreat. You'll have the perfect weather for tubing, wakeboarding, water skiing, and more, so make sure that you have everything you need to rule the water this summer.
In terms of water sports, you'll need a pontoon boat with an engine that can get speeds up to 26 mph. A 90-HP engine is a good start, while having 115 HP gives you a little extra. Interested in lounging on your pontoon all day, instead? Start by having the ultimate cookout at home and bringing a picnic aboard the boat, complete with sandwiches, burgers, salads, and drinks. Decorating your pontoon with themed accessories is the perfect way to throw the ultimate floating party.
For adults and children alike, ensure that you have plenty of life vests, and that everyone is aware of boating safety guidelines before you leave the dock. Remember to obey all laws and regulations concerning boating; doing so will allow you to turn your pontoon boat into the one-stop place for fun this summer.
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Getting Your Pontoon Ready for Spring
As soon as the cold weather starts to lift and the snow begins to melt, it is the perfect time to take your pontoon back out on the water where it is meant to be. However, it is important to first make sure that you have done everything you need to de-winterize your pontoon in order to ensure that it is in prime shape once spring rolls around. When preparing your pontoon to get back into the water after winter, be sure to give it a thorough inspection.
In addition to checking the oil and flushing the cooling system, check all aspects of the motor and fuel line for any cracks or other damage. This way you will be able to get any necessary repairs completed beforehand to avoid causing further harm to the engine and boat. Spark plugs, shifters, and safety mechanisms should also be closely inspected for wear and tear.
Being thorough with your pontoon will allow you to get ready for spring so that you do not miss a single day out on the water when the time comes. Make your checklist now to start preparing.
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How to Winterize Your Pontoon
Now that the winter is rapidly approaching, it is time to take the necessary steps to winterize your pontoon and ensure that your boat is in top shape when you get ready to take it back out on the water. Although it sounds like a no-brainer, the first thing you'll need to do is secure a location for your boat out of the water.
If you decide to keep your boat in the water, keep in mind that you may notice decreased performance due to the colder water. Be sure to check your battery and fluids to ensure that they are clean before putting the boat away for the winter. Other steps to take when winterizing your pontoon include:
- Replace the oil and oil filters before storing.
- Drain all coolant and water, and replace with antifreeze.
- Remove all valuables so they are not damaged or stolen.
- Clean your pontoon inside and out.
The most vital step in protecting your pontoon this winter is to choose the right cover. Whether you store it inside or outside, having the perfect cover is essential. Once you have completed these steps, you will be able to keep your pontoon secure and protected throughout the winter.
Make the Most of your Summer on the Lake
Fun in the Sun
Summer is here and that means months of fun. Since the summer heat doesn't last for long, it's important to make the most of your summer. The best place to do this is on the lake. If you live on or near a body of water, here are a few things you can do to have a summer full of fun.
Water Tubing
One of the funnest activities to do on the lake is go water tubing. People of all ages can enjoy this activity since it does not require much skill or ability. This is a great activity to do with larger groups since more than one person can get on the water tube.
Boating is another lake activity that can make your summer complete. Pontoon boats especially are great for relaxing days on the lake. You can usually fit a lot of friends and family comfortably. Also, if you get warm while on your boat, you can take a quick dip in the lake since pontoon boats are easy to get in and out of. And if you own a pontoon boat, there are tons of accessories you can add to make your boat customized to your liking.
A Day at the Lake
Summer is a great season because your days can be filled with fun in the sun. One of the most relaxing and enjoyable things to do during the summer months is to spend a day at the lake. There's nothing quite like sitting back and enjoying a sunny afternoon cruising around.
If this sounds like something you'd like to do this summer, you need to be prepared. When you're out on the boat, you're probably going to be away from shore for a few hours. Because of this, it's important to pack different items to make your time more enjoyable.
There are many things you can bring with you for your day at the lake. Some of the most important things to pack include the right clothing and toiletries. By bringing these necessary items, you'll be more comfortable during your outing. Additionally, you'll also want to pack the essential electronics such as cell phone, radio and GPS. These electronics will help you have a safe day on the lake. Don't forget to include those "fun" items, including any games, food, and drink you think you'll need.
What else should you pack for your day at the lake? The following infographic lists some of the most essential items you should pack for your outing.
Buying a Pontoon Boat? Here are your Choices
Purchasing a new pontoon boat is a big lifetime event. Yes it might take a lot out of your bank account, but it will also provide years of enjoyment and memories while out on the water with friends and family. The boating industry has gotten much better in the past decade, and has plenty of more options are now on the market. Here are a few great options for you to consider in this upcoming boating year. Continue reading "Buying a Pontoon Boat? Here are your Choices"
A Few Great Bass Fishing Resources
We understand that bass fishing and boating are commonly used in the same sentences, which is why we thought it was time to create a bass fishing resources page. Below you'll find great information related to bass fishing, bass aquatic and conservation information, and other topics related to bass. Continue reading "A Few Great Bass Fishing Resources"


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Is there anyone in this land that enjoys dealing with a new car dealer? How can the same truck be an asking price of $12,700 less on Friday than the Monday asking price? LOL Just venting, I think I may just watch the ball games and fume for awhile. LOL
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that's much of difference seems odd however, dealer incentive usually expire the first week of the month and new deals are issue. Lease program changes every month
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This is it, chaps, chappettes and chippies – the first in-game footage of the shooter set to dominate multiplayer for the next year. Feast your eyes on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
This trailer was debuted at Call of Duty XP in Los Angeles, and we've been patiently awaiting an embargo to show it to you.
You've probably seen our other coverage of the event around the site, and there's loads more to come. Steph's going to be running around madly all day getting the scoop, so stay tuned.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, as everybody everywhere should know by now, is expected to be one of if not the biggest releases this year, and launches on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on November 8.
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SMI is the fifth college in Flemingsberg
University College of Music Education in Stockholm, (SMI), is to be the fifth college in Flemingsberg. The culturally-focused SMI will fulfil an important role in the variety of courses available: from KTH, KI, Södertörn University, [...]
Flemingsberg Science foundation marks fifth anniversary
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Move to Flemingsberg gives Swedish Red Cross University College room to grow
The Red Cross's removal van will be heading to Flemingsberg on June 15. The move will make it possible for the college to grow, and paves the way for new, exciting collaborations, says principal Louise [...]
Flemingsberg Science received status as Interested Party to EMA's Committee for Advanced Therapies (CAT)
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Gisela Sitbon has previously been a business architect with Flemingsberg Science's Kraftcentrum initiative. Today, she is a life science coach at STING, one of Sweden's most respected incubators. Kraftcentrum Flemingsberg was a unique initiative because [...]
Translational Know-How Series: Cell Therapy Process Development and Process Changes
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Swedish Centre of Cell Therapy sharpens Sweden's competitiveness in cell therapy
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Melbourne's Flinders Street station is about to get a major overhaul but London's King's Cross has had some more subtle aesthetic tweaks. Monocle's design editor says he prefers to get on board with the latter approach.
Last week, the winning design of the competition to develop Melbourne's iconic railway station at Flinders Street was announced, with the contract awarded to Herzog & de Meuron and Australian practice Hassell.
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Though each new conflict is unique, France's previous experience with insurgents could help it today in Mali.
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President Obama's State of the Union address was a disappointment.
Don't get me wrong, it was a perfectly acceptable speech, but the event itself lacked the visceral drama I've come to expect from political gatherings with so many Republicans in the audience.
When they get together, GOP-types love to call Obama a Socialist, a Communist, a fascist, Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Stalitler, Halin or HilStaliMao. They deny his American citizenship by calling him Kenyan or Indonesian. They even deny his faith by stating or insinuating he's Muslim. But we didn't get any of that.
At the very least, I was hoping for an outburst similar to the "You lie!" offered by Rep. Joe Wilson, R-South Carolinistan, during Obama's health care speech last year.
(My real-time Twitter response to "You lie!" last year was quoted on CNN.com, elevating me from Z-list pundit commentator all the way up to Y for a whole 36 hours. I was hoping to repeat the trick this year, but didn't get so much as a "You misrepresent!" or even a "You leave out key details that perhaps undermine the point you're trying to make!" to hang my snark on.)
With nothing inane to exploit, I'm stuck searching for excitement within the actual text of Obama's speech. I think I found some.
Five-thousand-eight-hundred-sixty-four words into the speech, Obama said this: "As a candidate, I promised that I would end this war, and that is what I am doing as president. We will have all of our combat troops out of Iraq by the end of this August."
You're probably wondering where the excitement is in that quotation. I'll tell you where. The excitement is in the truth.
The biggest foreign policy and military catastrophe of our time – possibly of American history – is coming to an end. And unlike many of Obama's other big first-year promises (health care or closing Gitmo), this one is actually happening on schedule.
When Obama announced in February 2009 that the U.S. would cease patrolling Iraqi cities by summer 2009, allies and critics alike were skeptical. As late as April, the U.S.' top commander in Iraq, Gen. Ray Odierno, was giving interviews warning that the U.S. could blow past its deadline.
But Odierno was wrong. U.S. troops handed over responsibility for security in Iraqi cities on June 30, 2009. Iraqis celebrated like it was a holiday.
Critics of the pullout warned that Iraq wasn't ready to take over serious military duties from the U.S. Heck, even supporters of the pullout (e.g., me) weren't so sure. Happily, they/I were/was wrong. Iraq is still an extraordinarily violent place, but not substantially more so than it was when U.S. troops patrolled its streets. December 2009 was the first month of the Iraq war in which no U.S. troops there died in combat. For an atheist-Muslim-Mao-Stalin terrorist, that Obama guy gave the U.S. military one hell of a great Christmas present.
A large withdrawal operation is under way at the moment. The U.S. began 2009 with approximately 160,000 troops in Iraq. That number now is down to about 100,000. The exiting troops are taking with them tons of equipment – tanks, vehicles, guns, office furniture, beds, flag lapel pins, you name it. By August, the military will have removed 1.5 million containers of equipment out of Iraq.
The biggest speed bump on the way out will be Iraq's upcoming parliamentary elections. Originally scheduled for January, they've been pushed to March because Iraqi politicians couldn't agree on the voting rules. Compounding the mess has been an attempt by the blatantly corrupt electoral commission to exclude more than 500 mostly Sunni candidates by claiming, without evidence, that they're Saddamites.
Iraq watchers correctly worry that excluding Sunnis from the government could trigger another sectarian flare-up. To soothe sectarian tension, Vice President Joe Biden went to Iraq to pressure Iraqis to work out a deal. It's not clear what was said or done, but an Iraqi court overturned the ban a few days ago, and it appears many of the disputed candidates will appear on the ballot after all.
Barring a major escalation in violence, the withdrawal of U.S. combat troops will happen on schedule.
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