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What can cause a user to suddenly lose a lot of reputation? I had 4415 reputation one day, and the next day I was suddenly at 2585. How is that possible?
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Well, your reputation graph is suspicious
Are you sure you haven't been upvoting your stuff with another account (that also belongs to you?)
Alternatively, what does this link report to you?
I don't know what the moderators seized upon (they have hidden data like IP addresses, upvote/downvote by users etc) but these stats show clearly the effect of your Admirers.
Users like Rex and Michael Stum, Bjørn Furuknap, Lars Fastrup etc etc, get high avg scores but look at the variation (StdDev) - some get loads of upvotes, some not so much.
Your scores Standard Deviation is tiny in comparison - i.e. each and every answer gets a very consistent number of upvotes.
Totally against the usual stack overflow voting pattern.


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With all of the attention on the BCS snubs, and the "travesty" that the Sugar bowl apparently is thanks to Virginia Tech , I think it is time to build some positive energy towards our bowl opponent. Beat Ohio worked out well. How about some Beat Virginia.
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James Herriot illuminated the rich and rewarding day-to-day life of a small-town veterinarian, taking hundreds of thousands of listeners on a journey with him across the dales. He introduces a cast of truly unforgettable characters: humans, dogs, horses, lambs even parakeets all of them revealed with the same infinite fascination, affection and insight that made James Herriot one of the most beloved authors of our time. The stories are made all the more special by the world-renowned "voice" of Dr. Herriot Christopher Timothy, whose performance warmly and evocatively brings the stories to life. Now his first three classic works, digitally remastered on CD, are brought together in a beautiful gift set sharing with even more listeners the joy of James Herriot.
Christopher Timothy starred as James Herriot in "All Creatures Great and Small, "the internationally renowned BBC television series based on Herriot s work. A veteran of stage, screen, and television, he is a winner of the prestigious Sir John Gielgud Scholarship and the Sir Laurence Olivier Award. He also co-produced and starred in a critically acclaimed film version of James Herriot s "Yorkshire". Christopher has also appeared on screen in "The Bill, Doctors, Casualty, "and "Hamlet", to name a few, and has done voiceovers for the BBC and "The Sun". He narrated a number of titles by James Herriot for Macmillan Audio, including the Earphones Award-winning "All Things Wise and Wonderful".
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Praise for James Herriot:"His message is affectionate, and his four-footed creatures are irresistible." --Time
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Immunization of U.S. children ages 19 to 35 months remains high, with coverage for many routine vaccines reaching or surpassing 90%, according to the 2011 National Immunization Survey as reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Vaccination coverage for many vaccine-preventable diseases increased from the previous years survey for more recently recommended vaccines, including coverage for rotavirus, hepatitis A and Haemophilus influenza type B.
Although coverage did not yet reach the Healthy People 2020 objectives of 90% for these vaccines, the reduction in disease has been substantial, according to the CDC. Incidence of hepatitis A in the United States has decreased an estimated 93% since the vaccine became recommended, for example. Hospitalizations associated with rotavirus infection among infants and young children have decreased between 66% and 89%.
Although coverage with four or more doses of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine is not yet at 90%, the incidence of invasive pneumococcal disease in children younger than 5 caused by the serotypes of Streptococcus pneumoniae contained in the heptavalent PCV had decreased by 99% by 2007. Incidence of all invasive pneumococcal disease is expected to decrease even further since the introduction of the 13-valent PCV in 2010.
Vaccination coverage against measles, mumps and rubella, poliovirus, varicella and the full series of hepatitis B remained stable at higher than 90%. Less than 1% of toddlers had received no vaccines at all, according to the survey.
Coverage differences by race/ethnicity were not seen for most vaccines. However, white and black children living below the poverty level had lower rates than those living above the poverty level and lower rates than Hispanic children.
Although coverage nationally is at or near targeted levels for most vaccines, vaccination coverage varies by state. Fifteen states (Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming) have immunization rates lower than the HealthyPeople 2020 goal of 90% for measles vaccination, for example.
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Reducing HIV and AIDS in Adolescents: Opportunities and Challenges
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Adolescents are critical to efforts to end the AIDS epidemic. Few national AIDS strategies explicitly program for children in their second decade of life. Adolescents (aged 10–19 years) are therefore largely invisible in global, regional, and country HIV and AIDS reports making it difficult to assess progress in this population. We have unprecedented knowledge to guide investment towards greater impact on HIV prevention, treatment, and care in adolescents, but it has not been applied to reach those most vulnerable and optimize efficiency and scale. The cost of this is increasing AIDS-related deaths and largely unchanged levels of new HIV infections in adolescents. An AIDS-free generation will remain out of reach if the global community does not prioritize adolescents. National AIDS responses must be accountable to adolescents, invest in strengthening and monitoring protective and supportive laws and policies and access for adolescents to high impact HIV interventions.
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Mental health reform: A question of care
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When North Carolina launched mental health reform four years ago, it sought to make mental health care access uniform in all counties, whether rich or poor.
The reform combined public service providers in an eight-county range of Western North Carolina, creating Asheville-based Western Highlands.
Western Highlands does not provide services for patients. Rather, it serves as an umbrella organization, pointing clients in Henderson, Polk, Transylvania, Buncombe and four other counties toward the right counselors, doctors or group homes.
For the past two years, Larry Thompson has led Western Highlands as its interim director. Thompson previously led the Blue Ridge Center, a mental health care provider in Buncombe County, for nearly 30 years. The Times-News sat down with Thompson and discussed the restructuring of the state mental health system and its future.
Times-News: Has mental health reform succeeded?
Larry Thompson: It's probably too early to say. I think the question would be what were the objectives that were sought when it was implemented? Clearly, if one of the objectives was to achieve a consolidation, and it was a specific objective to reduce the number of area authorities from 40 to 20 across the state, there are still probably 31 or 32 in place across the state, but at least in our eight counties of which Henderson is one there has been consolidation of the three area authorities into one, so that in the smaller authorities that were serving populations of less than 200,000 that has occurred.
We've also divested services from public agencies to a whole series of non-profits... that's occurred, that's taken place. And there is more choice.
What was the point of the consolidation and divestiture?
Thompson: What the state was after was trying to ensure there were more comprehensive services across the state. It felt that because there was wide differences in the amount of resources available to residents of counties because of the various area programs' size, that one of the important measures of comprehensiveness was that if larger organizations that had the capability of providing a broader range of service, this would translate into more comprehensive services available for folks at the local level.... And by having fewer larger organizations there would be more comprehensiveness of services. And of course what that translated to in a divested situation is that you had larger budgets that could be spread. Of course we've got eight counties and there isn't a comprehensive array of services across the eight counties yet, but there is that potential.
So one year later we have not achieved comprehensiveness?
Thompson: We're making progress. One of the issues that we are wrestling with in our eight counties is crisis services, and ensuring that crisis services are available. One of the complexities of the current situation is the demand for in-patient care, whether it is at the Pardee mental health unit or Broughton Hospital at a regional level. It has continued to increase and it has made it more difficult for us to be able to develop comprehensive access to crisis care across the eight counties. We don't have that in place yet for adults or for kids, but we're working to try to put it in place.
Broughton Hospital is going to be reduced in half in terms of the number of beds over the next five years. It is going to be much more difficult to get access to Broughton for crisis services so we've been trying to develop a community-based service facility in Asheville for adults. That would lead also to our desires to try to have the resources to provide contracts with local hospitals to provide support for crisis services.
With that in mind, will things get worse before they get better in terms of comprehensive care?
Thompson: It's hard to say. One of the things that has to happen is that to some degree there has to be more funding resources at the state level. We're hoping that we are not going to have cuts in either state funds or in Medicaid funds to the state in terms of mental health services. In the last two or three years there has been a significant increase in Medicaid services. Level-three group homes have gone up like 600 percent. That is a service for kids, and that is a service that is more available than before. It is not a service that is available in each county in the state, and there have been several counties in the state that have had a growth of group homes, so you still have a lot of out-of-county admissions. As more providers are taking Medicaid now under the reform, I think there probably has been a little greater access in that area.
Who pays for the care if they are not eligible?
Thompson: It is difficult. Because if the state funds aren't available and very few substance abusers have Medicaid coverage, it is a real problem. You have a revolving door. There are some nonprofit agencies in town that try to serve folks, but it is a real problem, one that I think some of the legislators are now becoming aware of, wondering if they need to do something with the definitions of eligibility, to try to correct some of the problems that were made.
What positive effects has the reform caused here?
Thompson: It has resulted in some new professionals now providing services across all the counties that weren't involved in providing service before. We've had a growth in the number of providers, not just in the group homes I mentioned, but in some of your out-patient agencies. Whether this growth will be sustained over the long haul, it is tough to say. Local governments are much more aware of the needs in mental health and substance abuse than they were before the legislation.
Before, it was easy just to say, well Trend is dealing with it, Rutherford-Polk is dealing with it, Blue Ridge is dealing with it. But now county governments are ultimately responsible and are now more involved because they are working with us. The money that they used to spend on funding for area programs is now spent on other community services, so they are having to go through the process of deciding how to spend that money.
What other guideposts do you have?
Thompson: They include two-hour emergency and a two-day urgent responses. What's an emergency and what is urgent may be subject to debate at times. I think pretty much the emergencies we are able to respond to pretty well. Although the psychiatric commitment, if somebody needs to be committed, it's probably a problem because the issue with the commitment is Broughton requires three other facilities to say no to somebody's admission before they will take them. What that leads to is an extended period of time in the emergency room while the hospital or personnel involved with the commitment are checking things out. But with that possible exception, I think that emergency and urgent folks are able to get services within those thresholds. Mountain Laurel, for example, when somebody needs to be seen urgently they are able to work it out. They do priorities and when somebody doesn't need services fast they are put at the bottom of that priority list. Or if it is in an urgent situation they can send out an outreach worker or case manager and try to see somebody much faster. One of the attributes of this reform is the 800 number that is not very popular, because it is time consuming. Before people could just walk right into Trend or Blue Ridge and get care. What we've done in recent months is to allow somebody to come into the provider and the provider can call and work out the access.
How large of a portion of your funding is Medicaid?
Thompson: They are about two-thirds Medicaid and about one-third state. The budget of the LME is about $57 million service dollars. There are about $6 to $7 million administrative dollars for a total of about $63 million. The counties right now are spending about $1.3 million on what they used to give Blue Ridge, Rutherford-Polk and Trend. The county boards of commissioners make recommendations on how their share in that county is to be spent. And that money expands the pot. That $1.3 million is above and beyond the $63 million.
So the county money is a very small portion of it. You get most of your money from Medicaid, so what happens once that change goes through in July?
Thompson: The Medicaid portion of it will go through Raleigh and the authorizations will go through Raleigh. The impact of it is unknown. I'm anxious about it because if it leads to delays it's going to a cause delays in getting service, and it is going to affect the cash flows of the providers. There are all kinds of potential problems here.
What is the idea behind that centralization?
Thompson: One of the issues is that there are currently 30 to 31 LMEs. Providers who are in multiple regions of the state have to do something a little bit different for whatever the number of regions that they have, and they are saying that we need a central standard process. And the best way to have a central standard process is to send everything to one site.
So you wouldn't say it is also to save money?
Thompson: In the long run it probably will. They may do that with the state dollars and not just the federal Medicaid. That could lead to some downsizing of the role of the LME.
Don't they actually want to continue stepping down the number of LMEs?
Thompson: There has been a lot of rumor. There is probably a lot of conventional wisdom that the number of LMEs will continue to decline, maybe down to eight or 10. One of the problems that is out there, lurking long-term, is the federal Medicaid picture. It is not good at all in terms of growth and spending. And the Bush administration is talking about the potential of a block grant for Medicaid, which at some point would greatly reduce the growth of Medicaid money into each state. Medicaid has been kind of the provider of last resort. So that's unclear where that will go.
What are the most important improvements that need to be made?
Thompson: I think the biggest issue is getting the crisis services piece worked out for adults and for kids. We're taking some steps in this direction, but they really are not happening fast enough. If we can have the Broughton downsizing tied so that it doesn't increase any faster than our ability to absorb folks locally, then that will create much less pain.
Have you seen an increase in the number of services people can get?
Thompson: The clients that in the past have had the most improvement in care in the last five years, some of it goes to reform, some of it goes to the changes in Medicaid, are probably kids with emotional problems. You had growth in the group homes across the state. You also had growth in what are called community-based services, CBS. So there are a lot more one-on-one aides. If you went to talk to the folks at the Henderson County School System and asked them how many one-on-one aides there are in the school system now paid for by Medicaid, you will be stunned. Without these aides, most of these kids would have a hard time being in school.
So there was an increase in that area prior to reform and reform has not stymied it?
Thompson: That is right. And probably the area where there has been the concern, I guess, would be the adults with substance abuse. State funds were about the only funds that we've had available to serve folks, adults, with substance abuse problems, in the past because most of them weren't able to qualify for Medicaid. And you had the state definitions change, so they lost out. You can't rely on AA and NA groups and small agencies necessarily to pick up the slack. So you've had problems. Pardee will tell you that their ER is flooded.
Can you give any concrete examples of problems clients might face?
Thompson: Considering the combination of service definition changes and access to Broughton, let's take some folks in town. They become inebriated. The police officer on the beat is new to the beat. He doesn't know exactly what to do with somebody. He takes him to the ER. The policeman will have to sit for a long period of time while Broughton is called. They do the labwork here. Then they have to submit that labwork in the ER. Then they start talking about trying to work through these three hospital admissions. The hospital, they need to fax, e-mail the lab results and other information on the fellow that is inebriated to that particular hospital, let's say it's in Hickory at Frye. And Frye then looks at that and tries to decide, and Frye says no. Then they have to talk to another hospital and get them to turn it down. Maybe they could use at least a local hospital where either Pardee or Mission or somebody like that says no. The law enforcement officer has been sitting in the emergency room now for anywhere from three to five to eight hours. If this is at night and they are the policeman on duty in Forest City, and they are the only police in Forest City at night, then Forest City has to bring somebody in and pay them to provide back-up coverage. And this happens also with your sheriff's office in your small town. (Clients) go to Broughton and they are there often times for only three to 10 days and they are sent home.
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Germany has been, and remains, the largest buyer of Russian natural gas. Its total import volumes in 2014, including resales, came to 38.70 bcm.
The total volume of natural gas sold to Germany since deliveries began (1973, including East Germany) is around 1 trillion cubic meters.
Russian natural gas is supplied to Germany under Gazprom Export's contracts with E.ON Global Commodities SE (formerly Ruhrgas AG), WIEH GmbH & Co. KG, WINGAS GmbH, and Shell Energy Europe Ltd.
Joint-stock company Ruhrgas AG was founded in 1926. Its operations included the purchase and transmission of natural gas along main pipelines, with subsequent sales to gas distribution companies. The company also engaged in the whole range of issues related to gas transmission system design, construction, and operation.
Major German energy company E.ON AG acquired Ruhrgas AG in early 2003, becoming its sole shareholder.
E.ON Global Commodities SE imports natural gas from Russia, the Netherlands, Norway, and Denmark, providing over 50% of total gas supply to the German market. Natural gas is delivered to E.ON Global Commodities SE for supply to Germany and Switzerland under several long-term contracts.
In August 2006, Gazprom Export and E.ON Global Commodities SE extended their four main contracts to 2035. In July 2012, the contract terms with E.ON Global Commodities SE were adjusted in accordance with European market regulations.
At the German regulator's demand, in 2010 the company was split into trading and transportation companies. Since October 1, 2001, a long-term agreement and several short-term contracts have been in force with transport company Open Grid Europe GmbH (successor to E.ON Gastransport GmbH from the end of 2010) on Russian natural gas transportation via German territory to the Netherlands and Belgium.
From the start of supply to the present, over 600 bcm of gas has been delivered to E.ON Global Commodities SE.
With the aim of making natural gas sales more efficient and increasing market share in Germany, Gazprom and Wintershall AG (100% owned by BASF AF) have established two joint ventures in Germany: WIEH (1990) and WINGAS (1993).
Several long-term contracts have been concluded with WIEH and WINGAS. Gazprom Export has signed an agreement with WIEH, WINGAS and WIEE extending these contracts until 2031.
In 2013, WINGAS started receiving gas via the Nord Stream pipeline.
When Gazprom Export's subsidiary Gazprom Marketing & Trading Ltd. (GM&T) was established in Britain, it began to develop cooperation with WINGAS concerning gas sales in the British market. The first small-scale deliveries began in 1999. Shipments used the Gazprom-owned reverse flow capacities of the Interconnector gas pipeline.
In 2014, Gazprom Export supplied a total of 24.64 bcm to Germany, Belgium, and Britain via WINGAS and WIEH.
Shell Energy Europe Ltd. signed a
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Career Accolades:
• Competed in four meets during the outdoor season, including the 2016 Ivy League Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
• Placed second in the 1,500 meters at the Philadelphia College Classic (Mar. 19).
• Placed fourth in the 800 meters at the Penn Challenge (Mar. 26).
• Competed in four meets during the indoor season
• Had a season-best third place finish at the Wesley Brown Invite in the 800 meters (Jan. 30).
• Opened season with a 21st-place showing at the Big 5 Invitational (Sept. 11).
• Scored (13th place) at the Main Line Invitational (Sept. 18).
• Placed 81st at Ivy Heps (10/30).
2014-15: Qualified for Outdoor NCAA Championships in the 1,500 meters ... Scored at Indoor Heps in the 1,000 meters (sixth) and as member of the 4x800 relay (third) ... Scored at Outdoor Heps in the 1,500 meters (fourth) and as member of 4x800 relay (third) ... Scored at Outdoor ECAC Championships as member of 4x800 relay (third) ... Second in the 800 meters at Monmouth Open (Feb. 14).
2013-14: Scored at Cross Country Heps and NCAA Regionals ... Scored at Outdoor ECAC Championships as member of 4x800 relay (fifth).
2012-13: USA Junior National qualifier and finalist ... Scored at 2013 Outdoor Heps in the 4x800-meter relay (sixth) ... Won 800 meters at Philadelphia College Classic (March 23).
High School: Lettered seven times in indoor and outdoor track & field ... Two-time letterwinner in cross country ... Served as captain her junior and senior seasons ... Also lettered in basketball and field hockey ... 2012 indoor 600-meter county champion ... Set county record in the outdoor 1,500 meters ... Was the 2011 league, county and sectional champion in the 1,500 meters ... Earned the league and county championships in the 400 and 800 meters in 2012 ... Holds numerous school records, including mile, 600, 800 and 1,000 meters ... High Honor roll and National Honor Society member ... Three-year class president.
Personal: Daughter of Adrienne and Salvatore ... Has three siblings, Talia, Salvatore and Nicholas ... Enrolled in the School of Arts and Sciences.


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I've recently been spending my days off hanging out at craft stores and getting garden supplies so when I'm not frosting cupcakes I'm repotting plants and refurbishing furniture 😅
It's in the 80s and my staple gun has stopped working so I'm currently taking a break from re stuffing, lining, and painting some of my grandmas old patio chairs (bottom pictures...
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I decorate cupcakes and sometimes take pictures of them
So even though its almost impossible to choose, I'm going to participate in this weeks blog homework that @rambo @missy and @lyxzen put out.
1) Unchained Melody-The Righteous Brothers
2)Underneath the Stars-the Cure
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Half: USU 35, Idaho 30
The Vandals trailed by as many as 10 points early against Utah State but clawed back thanks to the stellar play of three players -- Marvin Jefferson, Kashif Watson and Steffan Johnson. The trio has 25 of Idaho's 30 points.
Utah State has feasted on offensive boards and the inside play of Nate Bendall and others.
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Like the South proclaimed after the Civil War, St. Clair Historical Museum President Carol Radford said, "We will rise again!"
Radford made her statement about 12 hours after a two-alarm fire swept through the museum, 280 Hibbard St., and destroyed the building and the majority of its contents Sunday night. Firefighters first were called to the scene at about 9 p.m. and found heavy smoke and fire pouring out of the building.
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Alien is probably my favorite movie of all time. I first saw it when I was 7 years old when my father went to the video store and asked someone (apparently insane) to recommend "movies like Star Wars" to watch with his kids. He brought home Alien. Naturally, it scared the living crap out of me, and I loved it. And because of that... here is a happy alien on a trampoline.
shhhhhh that's super cute~
Alien be like KISSES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I luv; it's adorable. Also, her tongue has a tongue
This is awesome~
I like it.
Ah, brilliant piece! Love the happy vibe to it!
Great looking Alien! I like the design and colors!
Love the style. I would love to see this animated. Does his tongue have a tongue? lol


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Yesterday I spoke with Weston Sprigg, the spokesperson for Seattle Out and Proud (SOAP), who gave me the lowdown on the heartening new developments concerning Seattle's 2007 Pride celebration.
As I mentioned a week ago, SOAP was facing a crisis over unpaid bills from last year's revelatory Pride festivities at Seattle Center, placing the 2007 Pride festivities in jeopardy.
Now things are back on track, thanks primarily to Independent Event Solutions, the production company run by Marcus Charles (former owner of Neumo's, current owner of Spitfire) and Dave Meinert (former owner of the Mirabeau Room and evergreen civic activist par excellence). IES has worked wonders with the Capitol Hill Block Party, and now they'll turn their attentions to making Seattle Pride the civic extravaganza that Seattle queers and those who love them deserve.
"We have negotiated a contract with Seattle Center, and a commitment has been made," says Sprigg. "Pride is happening June 24 at the Seattle Center, and we want to blow it out and give Seattle the best Pride they've ever seen. Seattle Pride should be inclusive, and having our straight allies in IES involved shows what Pride is really about—the whole city coming together to celebrate."
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When making mini albums or any small book that needs to be closed, instead of using ribbon tied in a bow--consider using these Basic Grey Magnetic Snaps--Large. You cover them up on the cover and enclose them in a strap to keep the book close. Hard to explain--better if shown.
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55 Ferruginous Hawk
Photo taken on 20 July 2016 and posted on Flickr on 21 July 2016. Lol, that's exactly what I was thinking, Mike Borle! Thanks so much for giving the ID, way before I started on the description for the day. I was almost 100% sure this was a Ferruginous Hawk - couldn't think what else it could be, yet it seemed just too good to be true : ) According to the 'Birds of Alberta' book by Fisher and Acorn, the Ferruginous Hawk is rare to uncommon, from April to September in Alberta. This individual was standing on a mound high above the side of a main road and I stopped the car and rapidly took three or four shots, hoping that no vehicles would suddenly appear round the bend. About a minute's drive later, I spotted two very distant birds of prey, standing together on top of a huge pile of earth and again stopped long enough to take three or four rapid shots. They, too, looked very white, and I wondered if I had been fortunate enough to see Ferruginous Hawks! When I checked on Google Earth last night, I noticed that there was a very rough track that I could have driven along to get closer - but you just don't do that with Ferruginous Hawks!! Recently, I've been seeing photos from two or three people, showing very close shots of a nest and nestlings of this species - totally against birding ethics for these Hawks! No idea how they got such close captures. Anyway, I feel VERY privileged to have seen these special birds. This is the second day this week that I have been amazingly lucky with bird sightings, the first day being a day out NE of Calgary with my daughter on 18 July. "Found in prairies, deserts, and open range of the West, the regal Ferruginous Hawk hunts from a lone tree, rock outcrop, or from high in the sky. This largest of North American hawks really is regal—its species name is regalis—with a unique gray head, rich, rusty (ferruginous) shoulders and legs, and gleaming white underparts. A rarer dark-morph is reddish-chocolate in color. Ferruginous Hawks eat a diet of small mammals, sometimes standing above prairie dog or ground squirrel burrows to wait for prey to emerge." From AllAboutBirds. www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Ferruginous_Hawk/id Later: I eventually left home yesterday at 11:00 am, a good couple of hours later than I had intended. I wasn't sure how long it was going to take me to get to where I wanted to get, so had wanted to allow plenty of hours for this journey. I had been on the road for about three hours by the time I got there, but did stop at various places en route. The first part of my drive was along familiar roads - called in at Frank Lake just to check the gravel road leading to the gate. An Eastern Kingbird was the only species I saw. From there, I kept driving east on h'way 23, stopping briefly to photograph one of my favourite old houses. This highway eventually bends southwards and leads to Vulcan. I had only ever once driven as far as Vulcan, and that was on 30 March 2015. I had to stop again, like last year, and take a few photos of the cluster of old sheds, barn and house, before continuing on my way. From here until I reached my destination, was all new to me. Exciting and anxiety-causing, all at the same time. I drove further east and then turned south and found myself in a different kind of landscape, with a few interesting birds and plants to see and photograph, including a Ferruginous Hawk (three, actually) and wild sunflowers. I was in tall wind turbine country - which told me how far south I had come. The colours of some of the fields were unusual, too. Along one road, I had a Swainson's Hawk who perched nicely on a fence post at first and then circled overhead and followed my vehicle further down the road. Think it may have been a juvenile, screeching for its parents to come and feed it. Also saw a Mourning Dove on a fence post and what I think must have been a juvenile Horned Lark. Actually, there were a lot of Horned Larks yesterday. I tend to forget that we can see them in summer time. After travelling westwards and then north and west again, I found myself back at Frank Lake. It was still daylight, so I decided to try one more time along the gravel road leading to the gate. Here, I had another nice sighting - friend, Debbie : ) Good to see you and have a nice, long chat. A great day with an enjoyable ending.
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Awe yes. Witness all the annual glee as the 2009 VGA's remind us once again that the hardest working people in the awards show business today... are still the viewers. Yup, that's right. If its not a drunk crashing the stage at the MTV Music Video Awards or the Academy telling you a cast full of British period piece snobs are Oscar worthy, it's the VGA's reminding you that its still not cool to play videogames.
The VGA's represent literally the worst of the videogame industry. The show is like a two hour commercial advertising to everyone how disconnected it really is from its core audience (you know, the people that make them money). So disconnected in fact that it feels the need to pander, conform, and ultimately give awards to people who don't even deserve them like Megan Fox.
Now granted, its not like developers make any decisions with regards to the presentation of the awards show. What frustrates me is that they are made to show up regardless. Of course its all about the publicity, get more games out the door, etc. I understand that. But whatever happened to integrity? How bout a sense of shame? How bout at least one person from the development community having the balls to remind Renee Herlocker of the red carpet that she has never bought a videogame in her life. Nope. Instead we get Cliffy B with his dick in his hand and a repetitive series of awkward moments. (No offense to CliffyB mind you.)
My point is I buy videogames, I play them, I love them, and I hate this show. So why can't we have one that speaks to people like me?
"We do… its called DICE you idiot! Google it!"
"Yeah I've heard of that. I have also heard of Bigfoot too. Too bad I've never seen either one."
I'm talking about the existence of a live awards show on television that accurately represented the combined impressions of the videogame press. I'm talking about a journalistic community that didn't "rollover" every year this piece of shit show came around claiming authority over their opinions. I'm talking about an industry that could bother to take its consumer base a little more seriously.
Of course, to most … I'm also talking make believe. A fantasy land where we are all adults, and the industry makes mature decisions. You know the one... where expansion packs are more then just a set of tits and a hiding place. Where Sony could tell the difference between its head and its own ass. Where celebrities that actually show up to videogame award shows, actually play them. Where 360's finally stopped red ringing after six months of use. Where Destructoid stopped using racial slurs and 1up started siding more with gamers then developers. Where Madden finally got called out for what it really is... a lazy ass annual cash in. You know what I'm talking about... That place in the back of your head that you all know could become a reality if everybody just took a step back.
Lol. Who am I kidding? That's never going to happen... and niether is a VGA awards show that doesn't suck. Here's to all us dreamers.


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Released: Sep 01st, 2001
Running Time: 82
Company: Dreamland USA
Cast: Charlie (I), Randy Spears, Jonathan Simms, Eric Price, Steve Austin, Brittany Andrews, Anthony Crane, Nikki Fairchild, Billy Glide, Dee (I), Misty (II)
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Feature
Cable-safe sex with funny bits.
Don't let the babes on the box throw you off: the "perfect pair" here are Steve Austin and Anthony Crane, literally joined at the hip as Siamese twins. Austin is a bundle of inhibitions, Crane a happy-go-lucky hellraiser.
At a strip bar, Austin and Crane are ogling a stripper.
"Maybe she'll come down and blow you" Crane says.
"That only happens on those sleazy cable TV channels you watch," Austin primly responds.
But the girl does, indeed, get off the stage and does Billy Glide. One of the gawking spectators is director Cash Markman.
The sex is good, six scenes worth, but it's the comedic byplay between Crane and Austin, and Frank Bukkwyd as their psychiatrist, that is the real draw. Occasionally the twain meet when Crane does a scene with a girl while Austin tries to read a book. Or Markman pulls another vintage Siamese twins video out of the vaults - with Cara Lott, no less - for the twins to watch.
Clever humor and couples-safe sex make this a sure winner for the couples market.


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The Germantown Warhawks baseball team won Thursday's away playoff game against East by a score of 6-5.
(June 17, 2010: West Bend, WI 53095) In Thursday's non-league game, the visiting Germantown Warhawks baseball team scored a tight 6-5 victory over the East Suns.
The Warhawks (7-6) will now prepare for their game against Cedarburg (Cedarburg, WI). The Bulldogs go into the non-league game with a 6-7 record. In their last game, Cedarburg tipped West (West Bend, WI), 4-3, in a non-league game.
The Suns (5-12) will now prepare for their game against Whitefish Bay (Whitefish Bay, WI). The Blue Dukes go into the non-league game with a 9-7 record. In their last game, Whitefish Bay tipped Port Washington (Port Washington, WI), 13-9, in a league game.


text: Close Classic Photos of Evel Knievel 0 0 More 0 0 0 View Gallery Next Previous Next AP Robert Craig "Evel" Knievel is one of the most famous entertainers of the 21st century. Between 1965 and 1980, Knievel attempted over 75 ramp-to-ramp motorcycle jumps, gaining thousands of fans and earning a reputation as the greatest daredevil in American history. For more on Knievel, check out Leigh Montville's new book, Evel: The High-Flying Life of Evel Knievel: American Showman, Daredevil, and Legend ( click here for excerpt ). Here are some photos of the American icon. 1|19 Ralph Crane/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images Knievel, seen here jumping over an expanse of cars in 1971, broke a Guinness record 433 bones in his lifetime. 2|19 Dan Farrell/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images Knievel dreamed big when thinking of possible jumps. While in New York City, he spoke of jumping from one skyscraper to another. The plan never got off the ground and the NYC fans had to settle for this performance, where the daredevil jumped over nine cars at Madison Square Garden. 3|19 AP At an event at the Cow Palace in Daly City, Calif., Knievel successfully jumped over 15 cars to set a new record, but he lost control of his bike after landing and suffered a leg injury. Seen here on a stretcher, the daredevil made an appearance in the arena before being taken to the hospital. 4|19 Heinz Kluetmeier/SI The daredevil poses at the Grand Canyon on the cover of a 1974 Sports Illustrated. Knievel never got approval to jump the canyon -- one of his dreams -- but his son Robbie jumped over part of the canyon in 1999. 5|19 AP The stuntman sets a new record for motorcycle jumps by sailing over 13 Mack trucks in 1974 at the Canadian National Exhibition Stadium in Toronto. 6|19 AP Knievel stands next to his sons Kelly, 14, (left) and Robbie, 12, at the Canadian National Exhibition Stadium in 1974. Robbie followed in his father's footsteps as a motorcycle-jumping daredevil. 7|19 AP Knievel's most extravagant idea was to jump over the one-mile Snake River Canyon in southern Idaho. Since a motorcycle can't stay airborne that long, Knievel used a contraption known as the "Sky-Cycle" -- a bucket seat attached to a steam-powered thrust engine. As this diagram indicates, the daredevil was supposed to jump the 1,600 feet from one end to the other. 8|19 AP Knievel waves to the crowd as he is being lowered into his $150,000 Sky-Cycle for a test run. Unfortunately, Knievel was unable to clear the canyon in any of his test runs, but went through with the attempt anyway. 9|19 As many expected, the jump was a failure. The parachute accidentally deployed when the Sky-Cycle was launched, and strong headwinds blew Knievel back into the canyon, where he crashed, 600 feet below, just a few feet from the swirling waters of the river. Miraculously, Knievel walked away with only minor injuries. 10|19 AP The daredevil clears 13 buses on his motorcycle at a show in 1975 at Wembley Stadium in London. 11|19 David Ashdown/Keystone/Getty Images After clearing the 13 buses, Knievel crashed on the landing ramp. He suffered a broken hand and spinal injuries. 12|19 AP Knievel's face is wiped by a nurse at Chicago's Michael Reese Hospital in 1977 after the stuntman was hurt during a practice run in the city. Knievel told reporters that he "knew there would be an accident," and he made a practice run so that no one else would be injured by a crash 13|19 AP Knievel leaves a California courthouse in 1977 with his then-wife Linda after he was sentenced to six months in jail and three years probation for beating promoter Shelly Saltman with a baseball bat. 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The event raised $33,700 for the CNY Children's Miracle Network (CMN) in support of pediatric services at University and Crouse hospitals. It featured a motorcycle ride around Oneida Lake, a chicken barbecue, music, door prizes and games for children,
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USS New England (SP-1222)
Steam lighter New England flying Fore River pennant, probably during builder's trials.
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|Fore River Shipbuilding Company, Quincy, Massachusetts
|1907, Delivered November 1907[1]
|(by Navy) 23 October 1917[2]
|(by Navy) 24 October 1917[2]
|Out of service:
|(Navy) 11 May 1919[2]
|Returned to owner 11 May 1919
|Commercial steam lighter New England 1907-1917 and from 1919
|General characteristics
|579 tons[2]
|130 ft (39.6 m) LOA[3]
|(extreme) 31 ft 6 in (9.6 m)[3]
|9 ft 4 in (2.84 m)[2]
|8.25 knots
The second USS New England (SP-1222) was operated as a United States Navy tug in commission from 1917 to 1919. New England was built as a steel steam lighter by the Fore River Shipbuilding Company at Quincy, Massachusetts for the New England Steamship Company of New York City.[3]
The construction contract for the lighter intended for service in Boston harbor, but shortly after trials diverted to New Bedford, was let on 5 March 1907 and builder's trials completed in October with construction having been completed six weeks before stipulated.[3][4][1]
The lighter was 130 feet (39.6 m) in length overall with an extreme beam of 31 feet 6 inches (9.6 m) and molded depth at center of 13 feet 6 inches (4.1 m) with tonnage at 417 GRT, though an earlier, pre trial description gave 450 GRT.[3][4] The foremast was of a single Oregon pine 68 feet (20.7 m) at the truck with a 55 feet (16.8 m) boom served by a twin drum hoisting system, all designed for 7 ton capacity.[3]
A 7 feet 6 inches (2.3 m) four bladed propeller with 10 feet 6 inches (3.2 m) pitch, was driven by a direct drive engine with 26 inches (66.0 cm) cylinders with 26 inches (66.0 cm) stroke fed steam by two horizontal water tube boilers of 66 inches (167.6 cm) diameter by 14 feet (4.3 m) length.[3] On builder's trials the lighter made 11.3 miles per hour (9.8 kn; 18.2 km/h).[3]
Built for hard service in the port the vessel had strengthened towing bitts and ice guards and a hull with three watertight bulkheads. The deck house contained rooms for the captain and mate with a galley aft. An 8 feet 3 inches (2.5 m) square hatch was located on the foredeck for access below.[3]
In a change of plan the lighter was to see service in New Bedford rather than Boston and on her delivery voyage met severe weather that incapacitated her engine room crew with seasickness making stops at Provincetown and Woods Hole necessary.[1] New England was to serve as a packet boat between New Bedford and Martha's Vineyard as part of the revised duty.[1]
On 23 October 1917, the U.S. Navy chartered her from her owner for use during World War I.[2] She was commissioned as USS New England on 24 October 1917 designated as SP-1222.[2] Assigned to the 2nd Naval District in southern New England and based at Newport, Rhode Island, New England operated as a tug, aiding ships arriving at and departing from Newport and ferrying supplies for the rest of World War I and into 1919.[2]
The Navy returned New England to the New England Steamship Company on 11 May 1919.[2]
- The Marine Review (1907). "Steam Lighter New England". The Marine Review (Cleveland, Ohio: The Penton Publishing Company) 36 (September 12, 1907). Retrieved 22 June 2015.
- The Marine Review (1907). "Steam Lighter New England". The Marine Review (Cleveland, Ohio: The Penton Publishing Company) 36 (November 7, 1907). Retrieved 22 June 2015.
- The Marine Review (1907). "Collier Melrose Launched". The Marine Review (Cleveland, Ohio: The Penton Publishing Company) 36 (November 14, 1907). Retrieved 22 June 2015.
- Naval History And Heritage Command (April 16, 2015). "New England (SP-1222) ii". Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. Naval History And Heritage Command. Retrieved 3 June 2015.
- "New England (SP 1222". Section Patrol Craft Photo Archive. NavSource Online. Retrieved 3 June 2015.


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Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in First United Methodist Church of Paducah. Burial will be in Guthrie Cemetery at Guthrie by Seigler Funeral Home.
Mr. Gibson was born May 29, 1921, in Paducah and had been a lifelong resident of Cottle and King counties. He graduated from Paducah High School and Texas Christian University, where he played on the varsity football team.
He served in the Marines in World War II and the Korean War and attained the rank of captain. He was awarded the Purple Heart in Okinawa and his unit received the Presidential Unit Citation.
He was married to the former Nadia Richards on Nov. 10, 1948, in Paducah. He was general manager of the Burnett Ranches, Ltd. Prior to that time he was foreman of the 6666 Ranch in Guthrie.
He was a member of the board of the Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show, the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association and the Ranching Heritage Association.
He received the Texas Trailblazer Award at the Texas Roundup in 1998. He is a member of the Hall of Fame of the American Hereford Association and received the Foy Proctor Cowman Award of Honor in 2001.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, James Jefferson Gibson III of Lubbock and Michael Richards Gibson of Guthrie; a brother, Kenneth Gibson of Amarillo; a sister, Alma Long of Paducah; and a grandson, Pryor Lee Gibson.
The family suggests memorials be to the Ranching Heritage Center of Lubbock, P.O. Box 43200, Lubbock, TX 79409-3200; or the Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Foundation, 1301 West Seventh St., Fort Worth, TX 76102.
Amarillo Globe-News, Oct. 16, 2001
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Peanut Butter Cups
Total Time
3hrs 15mins
Prep 15 mins
Cook 3 hrs
These little morsels are so addicting! This is another must on my Christmas trays, and very easy to make. Cook time is chill time.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 340.19 g chocolate chips
- 236.59 ml creamy peanut butter
- 118.29 ml butter or 118.29 ml margarine
- miniature marshmallow
- Place miniature muffin papers on a baking sheet, place 2-3 marshmallows in each paper. In microwave melt together chocolate chips, peanut butter and butter, stirring often until completely melted. Pour approximately 1 Tbs of chocolate mixture into each cup. Place in refrigerator until set.