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NEWMOA's publications are categorized as:
About NEWMOA
Newsletter to help members and colleagues keep informed about the Association's projects and activities.
NEWMOA Profile [PDF]
2012. 4pp.
NEWMOA Fact Sheet [PDF]
2013. 2pp.
NEWMOA Strategic Plan [PDF]
2012. 17pp.
NEWMOA By-Laws [PDF]
2011. 16pp.
Helping States Navigate Change: NEWMOA Annual Report 2015 [PDF]
2016. 24pp.
Connecting People with Sustainable Solutions: NEWMOA Annual Report 2014 [PDF]
2015. 24pp.
Honoring Our Legacy - On the Shoulders of Great Leaders: NEWMOA Annual Report 2013 [PDF]
2014. 24pp.
Celebrating 25 Years: NEWMOA Annual Report 2011 [PDF]
2012. 24pp.
Setting A Course for the Future: NEWMOA Annual Report 2008 [PDF]
2009. 24pp.
Partnership for Sustainability: NEWMOA Annual Report 2007 [PDF]
2008. 20pp.
Interstate Coordination + Cooperation: A Formula for Success: NEWMOA Annual Report 2005 [PDF]
2006. 20pp.
Working Together for Environmental Progress: NEWMOA Annual Report 2004 [PDF]
2005. 20pp.
Partnering for the Future: NEWMOA Annual Report 2003 [PDF]
2004. 16pp.
Sharing Our Resources: NEWMOA Annual Report 2001 [PDF]
2002. 12pp.
Building on the Success of A Cooperative Regional Approach: NEWMOA Annual Report 2000 [PDF]
2001. 12pp.
Advancing Environmental Progress Through Collaboration, Facilitation, and Education: NEWMOA Annual Report 1999 [PDF]
2000. 14pp.
Taking Coordinated Action: NEWMOA Annual Report 1998 [PDF]
1999. 16pp.
Beginning Another Decade of Service: NEWMOA Annual Report 1997 [PDF]
1998. 16pp.
NEWMOA Annual Report 1996 [PDF]
1997. 15pp.
Gaining Strength Through Unity: NEWMOA Annual Report 1995 [PDF]
1996. 20pp.
NEWMOA Annual Report 1994 [PDF]
1995. 16pp.
P2 Week Brochure: Tips for Parents to Recognize That a "Healthy Planet = Healthy Kids" [PDF]
2000. 2pp.
P2 for Industry Sectors
Pressure Sensitive Tapes & Labels: The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 & Pollution Prevention Opportunities [PDF]
Auto Repair
The Finishing Line: Q & A on Low VOC Compliant Coatings for Auto Body Shops [PDF]
Waste Oil Regulations: A Quick Guide for Auto Repair Shops
A Checklist for Auto Repair Shops [PDF]
Metal Products
Pollution Prevention for Machining & Metal Fabrication: A Manual for Technical Assistance Providers [PDF]
Pollution Prevention in Paints & Coatings Processes, A Manual for Technical Assistance Providers
Pollution Prevention in the Primary Metals Industry, A Manual for Technical Assistance Providers
Pollution Prevention in Metal Finishing: A Manual for Technical Assistance Providers
Slideshow & Video: RCRA Compliance for Metal Finishing Facilities
Pollution Prevention, An Environmental Resource Guide for Off-set Lithographers
Pollution Prevention in Printing: A Manual for Technical Assistance Providers
Wood Furniture Finishing
A First Place Finish: An Environmental Guide for Vermont Wood Finishers
A First Place Finish: An Environmental Guide for Maine Wood Finishers
Wood Furniture: The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 & Pollution Prevention Opportunities [PDF]
High Solids Topcoats & HVLP Spray Guns: Ethan Allen [PDF]
Ultraviolet Radiation Cured Coatings & Aqueous-Based Coatings [PDF]
P2 Policies & Programs
Northeast Pollution Prevention & Sustainability News
Northeast Pollution Prevention & Sustainability News (formerly the Northeast Assistance & Pollution Prevention News) covered P2, sustainability, and compliance assistance topics and activities of government programs at all levels in the Northeast. Free.
NEWMOA Climate-Waste Action Plan [PDF]
2009. 49pp.
Presents a strategy for mitigating and adapting to climate change through improving waste prevention and recycling initiatives, increasing renewable energy on contaminated sites, implementing "greener" site remediation, and improving management and recycling of disaster debris.
Pollution Prevention Metrics Menu [PDF]
1999. 15pp.
Provides a baseline of metrics that P2 programs can utilize to help facilitate multi-state studies of results, such as Pollution Prevention Progress in the Northeast.
Hazardous Air Pollution Prevention (HAP2) Project: Final Report to EPA [PDF]
1999. 12pp.
Presents recommendations to EPA on integrating P2 into the MACT program.
Pollution Prevention Progress in the Northeast States [PDF]
1998. 112pp.
Presents the results of a study of P2 program activities for the Northeast states.
Recommendations for a National P2 Information Network [PDF]
1998. 54pp.
Describes P2 programs and recommends national network.
P2 Technology Profiles
Using Alternative Cleaners in Enclosed Spray Gun Washers [PDF]
2007. 14pp.
Describes enclosed spray gun washers that use alternative cleaners that reduce hazardous chemical use and the generation of hazardous waste and air emissions.
Computer-to-Plate Lithographic Printing [PDF] (2006)
2006. 13pp.
Describes computer-to-plate (CTP) lithographic printing technologies that reduce chemical use and the generation of hazardous waste and wastewater.
Closed-Loop Aqueous Cleaning [PDF]
2003. 19pp.
Describes closed-loop aqueous cleaning technologies that increase the useful life of cleaning agents and significantly reduce water use and wastewater generation.
Trivalent Chromium Replacements for Hexavalent Chromium Plating [PDF]
2003. 14pp.
Describes trivalent chromium plating as a replacement for hexavalent chromium plating.
Closed-Loop Vapor Degreasing [PDF]
2001. 16pp.
Describes closed-loop vapor degreasing technologies that increase cleaning effectiveness and significantly reduce pollution.
P2 & Environmental Management Accounting
The Roles of Materials and Cost Accounting in an Environmental Management System: A Case Study of Precix, Inc. (formerly Acushnet Rubber Company) [PDF]
2003. 5pp.
Presents a case study in the roles of materials and cost accounting in an environmental management system.
Improving Your Competitive Position: Strategic & Financial Assessment of Pollution Prevention Investments, Training Manual [PDF]
3rd Edition. 1998. 85pp.
Describes methods for conducting financial assessment of P2 investment options at firms.
P2 & Lending Case Study: National Chromium Company Renewed Profitability Through Pollution Prevention
1996. 16pp.
Pollution Prevention & Profitability, A Primer for Lenders
1996. 16pp.
Helps lenders understand how P2 can enhance traditional loan evaluation criteria.
Click here for IMERC documents.
IMERC Alerts Shares critical information with manufacturers, distributors, and importers of mercury-added products and trade organizations that represent those companies on IMERC members' regulatory requirements concerning mercury-added products.
IMERC Factsheets
Presents information on mercury use in targeted categories of products based on data provided by manufacturers and distributors of mercury-added products.
Mercury-Added Products Found at Drinking Water & Wastewater Treatment Facilities [PDF]
2010. 40pp.
Describes mercury-containing devices likely to be found at drinking water and wastewater treatment facilities.
Review of Compact Fluorescent Lamp Recycling Initiatives in the U.S. & Internationally [PDF]
2009. 24pp.
Highlights lessons learned from compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) collection and recycling programs in the U.S. and abroad.
Trends in Mercury Use in Products
2008. 30pp.
Presents a summary of mercury use in products sold in the US in 2001 and 2004 to identify trends and opportunities for improvements in the collection and recycling of mercury waste.
Review & Assessment of Thermostat Recycling Activities in the Northeast [PDF]
2008. 27pp.
Provides an assessment of mercury-added thermostat collection and recycling programs.
Reducing Mercury in the Northeast United States[PDF]
2008. 5pp.
Covers the regional initiative in the Northeast to reduce mercury in the environment. This article appeared in the May 2008 issue of EM Magazine, a publication of the Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA). To obtain copies and reprints, contact A&WMA at (412) 232-3444, www.awma.org.
Mercury Success Stories
Describes the results of mercury reduction programs in the Northeast that have targeted emissions, mercury-containing products, and wastewater discharges.
New Jersey DEP Dental Amalgam Posters
Presents information for dentists in NJ on best management practices for dental amalgam waste and for dental patients on their choices of restorative materials.
"Getting Mercury Out of Schools: Guidance for Private & Parochial Schools in Massachusetts" [PDF]
Presents information for private schools on how to begin a mercury school cleanout.
"Mercury Use in School Classrooms: Summary and Assessment of Non-Mercury Alternatives" [PDF]
2007. 21pp.
Examines the feasibility of the available non-mercury alternatives for mercury and mercury-added products that are commonly used in K-12 classrooms.
"Getting Mercury Out of Schools" [PDF]
Provides a PowerPoint presentation for educating school, education, and other officials in New York State about eliminating mercury hazards.
New York Dental Amalgam Poster [PDF]
Describes best management practices for the handling of dental amalgam wastes in NY.
"Vendors & Prices for Non-Mercury Equipment" [PDF]
2005. 15pp.
Lists alternative equipment that is available to replace the mercury equipment commonly found in schools.
Lamp Recycling Flyers
Don't trash fluorescent lamps! Recycle them. [PDF]
How to Recycle Mercury Lamps in 8 Easy Steps [PDF]
Provides basic guidance on how to recycle mercury lamps.
Mercury Pollution in the Northeast - A Guide for Policymakers
2005. 4pp.
Provides a guide for policy makers on reducing mercury pollution.
Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) Analysis of Waste Dental Amalgam [PDF]
2004. 5pp.
Reviews the available TCLP analyses of dental amalgam waste.
One Gram of Mercury Can Contaminate a Twenty Acre Lake [PDF]
2004. 1pp.
Clarifies this commonly cited statistic.
Survey of Thermostat Recycling Corporation (TRC) Wholesalers [PDF]
2003. 12pp.
Presents the results of a survey of the TRC wholesalers in the Northeast.
Summary of Research on Mercury Emissions from Municipal Landfills [PDF]
2003. 7pp.
Reviews the available literature on mercury releases from landfills.
Indoor Air Mercury [PDF]
2003. 8pp.
Describes why mercury is a problem in indoor air, the sources of mercury in indoor air, guidelines for mercury exposure, and studies on indoor air mercury.
Review of the Thermostat Recycling Corporation Activities in the Northeast [PDF]
2003. 12pp.
Presents the results of a phone survey of the electrical wholesale firms in the Northeast that participate in the TRC program to collect used mercury-containing thermostats.
Instructions for Cleaning Up "Small" Mercury Spills in Households [PDF]
2003. 7pp.
Provides basic instructions for how to clean-up small liquid mercury spills.
"Getting Mercury Out of Schools: Why it's a problem. Where it is. What to do"
Provides a series of fact sheets for specific school staff members (e.g., facilities manager, science chairperson, medical personnel) on the items that may contain mercury typically found in areas of the facility. The accompanying folder contains pertinent information for the school administrator.
"Identification of Mercury Devices in Schools" [PDF]
2002. 6pp.
Identifies mercury materials commonly found in schools to assist school staff and technical assistance providers. Tables are available for science rooms, medical offices, and school facilities. Non-mercury alternatives are also identified.
"Case Study on Mercury Elimination from Bay Path Vocational Technical High School, Charlton, Massachusetts" [PDF]
2002. 4pp.
Describes Bay Path efforts to identify and eliminate elemental mercury and products containing mercury from their facilities; their school committee passed a "mercury-free" resolution.
"Eight Good Ideas for Reducing Mercury Exposure & Pollution in Your Community" [PDF]
2002. 6pp.
Presents ideas for reducing mercury in communities.
"Nearly Everything You Need to Know About Mercury Fever Thermometer Exchanges"
Presents ideas for conducting and publicizing a thermometer exchange, including a sample public service announcement, press release, and poster.
Reported Mercury Spills in the Northeast States [PDF]
2001. 12pp.
Presents an analysis of data from environmental and public health agencies in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont on the occurrence of spills of mercury.
Federal Facilities Mercury Case Studies
Provides links to case studies that represent the culmination of a cooperative effort of the US EPA Region 1, NEWMOA, MassDEP, and four facilities to develop a methodology to assist federal facilities with identifying and reducing uses of mercury.
Northeast States & Eastern Canadian Provinces Mercury Study, A Framework for Action
1998. 263pp.
Presents the results of an analysis of mercury emissions and deposition. To obtain a copy, contact the NEWMOA office.
Identifying Industry Sectors in the Northeast That Emit or Transfer Lead or Lead Compounds [PDF]
2001. 11pp.
Presents results of a study of the most common industry sectors where lead and lead compounds were being released or transferred.
Pollution Prevention Technologies & Resources for Industry Sectors Emitting or Transferring Lead or Lead Compounds in the Northeast [PDF]
2002. 11pp.
Examines theP2 opportunities for the lead-emitting sectors in the region and explores options for addressing lead/lead compound emission/transfer reduction regionally.
Solid Waste
SMART: Communities Save Money & Reduce Trash[PDF]
2015, 2pp.
An outreach fact sheet to promote the benefits of SMART to the general public. It is a writable PDF so users can enter the appropriate local information in the "For More Information Contact" box on the back page before saving and posting or printing the handout.
Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Interstate Flow in 2012 [PDF]
2015. 34 pp.
Experiences of 11 Rural Communities that Implemented SMART
In 2014, NEWMOA developed short (1 or 2 page) case studies for the following small rural municipalities with experience implementing a SMART program, including before/after data when available.
Fair Pricing Strategies Brochures
2014. 4pp.
NEWMOA developed brochures that include case studies and quotes from representatives of rural communities that have implemented SMART. The version accessed by the first set of links is designed for use in any geographic location.
View as: individual pages [PDF] or 11 x 17 layout [PDF]
Tips for Minimizing Paint Waste
2013. 2pp.
Targeted towards consumers, painting contractors, and other users of paint. One side, Tips for Minimizing Paint Waste, focuses on preventing the generation of waste paint. The other side, What To Do With Leftover Latex Paint…, is customized to include local options for donating, disposing of, reusing, and recycling leftover latex paint. NEWMOA partnered with five rural communities to create local versions of the handout template versions for other communities to use to customize with information for their local area are also available here.
Reducing, Reusing, & Recycling Waste Latex Paint in Rural Communities
2013. 8pp.
Presents a brochure that helps local government officials in rural communities better understand options available for reducing, reusing, and recycling leftover latex paint, including case studies.
View as: individual pages [PDF] or 11x17 layout for printing brochure [PDF]
NEWMOA Resolution on the Definition of Product Stewardship & Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) [PDF]
2013. 3pp.
Presents a resolution of the NEWMOA Board of Directors that defines product stewardship as the act of minimizing health, safety, environmental, and social impacts, and maximizing economic benefits of a product and its packaging throughout all lifecycle stages and EPR as a mandatory type of product stewardship that includes, at a minimum, the requirement that the producer's responsibility for its product extends to post-consumer management of that product and its packaging.
Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Interstate Flow in 2010 [PDF]
2013. 33pp.
Presents the results of NEWMOA's data collection and analysis efforts through a series of figures that summarize both state-specific and region-wide 2010 MSW disposal data, including trends from 1999 through 2010.
Transforming Solid Waste Management in Connecticut & Beyond [PDF]
2012. 35pp.
Provides a summary of the major themes, ideas, and options for action that were presented and discussed during a series of 2012 events in Connecticut focused on re-envisioning solid waste management for the 21st century.
Policy Options White Paper - Promoting Greater Recycling of Gypsum Wallboard from Construction & Demolition (C&D) Projects in the Northeast [PDF]
2010. 29pp.
Presents viable policy options for state agencies to consider for promoting greater gypsum recovery.
Interstate Flow of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Among the NEWMOA States in 2008 [PDF]
2010. 31pp.
Describes the results of NEWMOA's data collection and analysis efforts through a series of figures that summarize both state-specific and region-wide 2008 MSW disposal data, including trends from 1999 through 2008.
NEWMOA Climate-Waste Action Plan [PDF]
2009. 49pp.
Presents NEWMOA's strategy for mitigating and adapting to climate change through improving waste prevention and recycling initiatives, increasing renewable energy on contaminated sites, implementing "greener" site remediation, and improving management and recycling of disaster debris.
Agricultural Plastics Recycling Best Management Practices (BMP) Posters
Construction & Demolition (C & D) Waste Management in the Northeast in 2006 [PDF]
2009. 65pp.
Discusses the definition of C&D waste by the state environmental agencies in the Northeast and NEWMOA's data gathering and analysis methodology.
Interstate Flow of Construction & Demolition Waste Among the NEWMOA States in 2002 [PDF]
2005. 64pp.
Describes the quantity of C&D waste that was disposed of in each NEWMOA state and the quantity that is processed in each state, and a characterization of the interstate flow of the material.
Interstate Flow of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Among the NEWMOA States in 2002
2004. 64pp.
View: Report [PDF], Appendix B [PDF]
Interstate Flow of Municipal Solid Waste Among the NEWMOA States in 2000 [PDF]
2002. 43pp.
Presents available 2000 data on the movement of municipal solid waste for disposal among the northeast states, and a comparison between 1999 and 2000.
Waste Tires in the NEWMOA States [PDF]
2002. 26pp.
Describes waste tire generation, particularly those for which reuse as a tire is not possible.
Interstate Flow of Municipal Solid Waste Among the NEWMOA States in 1999 [PDF]
2000. 33pp.
Presents available data on the movement of MSW for disposal among the northeast states.
Beneficial Use Fact sheets
Comprehensive Procurement Guideline (CPG) Program [PDF]
Beneficial Use of Non-Hazardous Coal Power Plant Fly Ash as Flowable Fill [PDF]
Beneficial Use of Tire Shreds as Lightweight Fill [PDF]
Beneficial Use of Wood Ash on Agricultural Land [PDF]
Public Service Announcements on Open Burning of Solid Waste
Don't Trash Our Air [PDF]
2004. 2pp.
Provides a joint resolution promoting interstate cooperation to reduce air pollution from open burning of solid waste.
Waste Site Cleanup
Getting Properties Back to Work
2012-2013. 4 pp.
Illustrates how state waste site cleanup programs provide services that are key to the success of brownfields projects, including case studies and testimonials.
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Improving Site Investigation Brochure [PDF]
2005. 6pp.
Details the 4 C's of successful site investigations: comprehensive planning, collection of sufficient data, clear reporting, and compliance with state requirements.
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Site Investigation Matters Brochures
2005. 6pp.
Provides brochures developed for responsible parties and their representatives emphasizing the importance of site investigation and hiring a consultant that will do quality work.
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Innovative Technology Advisory Opinions
Presents consensus statements on innovative site investigation technologies and their on-site application in the northeast.
Gas Chromatography Field Analysis
Immunoassay Field Analysis
X-Ray Fluorescence Field Analysis
Hazardous Waste
Hazardous Waste Manifest Summary [XLS]
2012. 1p.
Provides an Excel matrix that summarizes who submits hazardous waste manifests to each of the state environmental agencies in the northeast, their methods of storing them, contact/s for the program, and other useful information.
Hazardous Waste Program Performance Measurement: Final Project Report [PDF]
2004. 15pp.
Presents an approach to hazardous waste program performance and compliance measurement and recommendations for follow-up.
Environmental Results Program (ERP) & Common Measures
ERP Fact Sheet [PDF]
2012. 2pp.
Outlines what an Environmental Results Program (ERP) approach is, when it is best used, and the benefits.
Common Measures Project Fact Sheet [PDF]
2012. 4pp.
Provides an overview of the multi-state Common Measures Project, including the purpose, findings, and recommendations.
The States Common Measures Project Final Report
State Innovations Grant-Project Workplan [PDF]
Quality Assurance Project Plan [PDF]
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Published in Investing on 19 March 2012
All were bears not long ago. Now it seems everyone's a bull. What's an investor to do?
I read in one major national newspaper this weekend that these are great times for stock-market investors and major indices are set to go nuts over the next decade.
Apparently, bullish brokers at Citigroup have advised investors that the FTSE will "rocket" over the next 10 years. Great; I'll just put everything into a FTSE tracker and sit back.
But can this really be so? Was it not just a few short months ago that the only place to stash your cash was in gold ingots and that European debt contagion would be an end to the world as we know it?
As usual, both extreme views are wrong.
Three weeks ago when I looked at the FTSE's cheapest shares by the simplest of all measures, the price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio, the overall average FTSE 100 P/E stood at 10.6. And the FTSE had already put on 22% from its absolute lowest point in early October.
If you think looking at the FTSE is too simplistic, the performance of all the other main UK indices, including AIM, has been roughly the same. So if you've been making money hand-over-fist since early October, and think it's down to your share selections, you probably need to think again, unless you've beaten 22% by some distance.
Personally, I'm finding it harder than I have for a long time to find individual companies in which I perceive fundamentally good value. Various companies have risen in value to a level I think is more commensurate with their true underlying worth, so I've been content to sell. Such is the value of a value-driven investment strategy; you tend to "automatically" follow Warren Buffett's advice of being fearful when others are greedy, and vice-versa.
That isn't to say, of course, that markets aren't in for a good run, or that I expect a major fall for any specific reason. I have no idea, and nor does anyone else, no matter what they may say after the event. But to call the market for a decade may be overdoing things a little!
Nevertheless, the FTSE did manage an all-time high of almost 7,000 over 12 years ago now, so perhaps we are in for an overall bull run? And shares do look the best single asset class if you had to choose only one today, to me.
Furthermore, there are genuine signs of recovery in the USA and whether we've really had a Greek default or not, perhaps corporate earnings will hold up better than was feared a few months ago.
Who really knows? Personally, I like to start from the bottom up, tempering those individual decisions a little with my own take on the macro picture.
A more entertaining way to read the market signs is by using Peter Lynch's cocktail party theory. Lynch reckoned he was largely ignored when he told people what he did for a living during stage one; when the market has been down for a while.
At the next stage, the market is up 15%, but the conversation is still mainly around how risky the stock market is. At stage three, the market is up 30% from stage one and a crowd of people are interested. Everyone at the party has bought something, and all are interested in what they should be buying next.
At the final stage, everyone has advice on which stocks to buy and they're telling Peter Lynch where to invest! As he says: "When the neighbours tell me what to buy and then I wish I had taken their advice, it's a sure sign that the market has reached a top and is due for a tumble."
We aren't at stage four yet, but it's beginning to feel we're somewhere between stages two and three. Overall, it's best not worry about market ups and downs, but to find the right companies in my opinion.
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If inflation picks up so too will company profits as everything will expand.In that way I could see the the ftse shoot up, but in real terms the gains will be less I imagine.
Optimism and bullish articles are beginning to appear, which a contrarian will be wary of.Markets have had a great few years in terms of percentage gains. Bull markets don't last forever; usually 3-5 years - and this one is now in its fourth year, with possible negative influences of the US election cycle in 2013 (the president usually does the unpopular dirty work in his first 18months, knowing that he will have 2-3 years after that, to pump-up the economy before he's up for election again).Over the next few months (but probably not just yet), I'll be looking for opportunities to lock-in profits and start to build a cash reserve for the next scare which sends markets into another bout of despair. There'll be plenty more ups and downs on this rollercoaster in the next fewa years, as the underlying problems are just being kicked down the road by governments.I've certainly gone on a "buyer's strike" and won't be adding to any positions until the excessive bullishness has been worked off.
The cocktail party theory is interesting. I've never been to one, but I have had a friend ask me what shares I think he should buy. So that sounds like between stages two and three.
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IOWA CITY - Northern Iowa's near-upset of Iowa three years ago was one of the more stunning afternoons the Hawkeyes have ever had.
Hardly anyone would be shocked if the Panthers finish the job in Iowa City on Saturday.
Northern Iowa (1-1) of the FCS made a serious run at two-time Big Ten champion Wisconsin in Madison two weeks ago before losing 26-21. Iowa (1-1) struggled to get past Northern Illinois of the Mid-American Conference 18-17 before a dismal offensive showing in a 9-6 loss at home to Iowa State last week.
The Panthers are 9-22 against FBS opponents since 1985. That stretch included that 17-16 loss at Iowa in 2009 in which the Hawkeyes blocked potential game-winning field goals on back-to-back plays, an NCAA first, to survive.
That Iowa team went on to win the Orange Bowl.
These Hawkeyes, at least so far, look like they'll be lucky to even reach a bowl.
Fact Box
Northern Iowa (1-1) at Iowa (1-1)
Saturday, 2:42 p.m.
Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City
TV: Big Ten Network
"We just go back to 2009, in effect, we were really fortunate to win that ballgame. We all knew that coming off the field," Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. "UNI has had a history of going, traveling anywhere, and playing extremely well against anybody."
Playing well against Iowa hasn't seemed all that difficult in 2012.
The Hawkeyes are tied for 114th out of 124 teams and last in the Big Ten with just 12 points per game. They are last in the league in pass efficiency and total offense.
Iowa's impotent attack has been a bit of a head scratcher. The Hawkeyes brought back quarterback James Vandenberg and receivers Keenan Davis and Kevonte Martin-Manley from a unit that scored 27.1 points in 2011. The offense simply hasn't clicked under new coordinator Greg Davis.
"You can't start forcing stuff. It's going to come," said Vandenberg, who has yet to throw a TD pass this season. "I've got to do a better job. We've got to be able to get the ball down the field and get the ball in the end zone."
If there's hope for these Hawkeyes, it lies with their defense.
Iowa has been very good so far on that side of the ball, easing concerns after a shaky performance - at least by Iowa's lofty standards - in 2011. The Hawkeyes have allowed just seven points in the second half this season, and none yet in the fourth quarter.
"We grew defensively. We just have more confidence. We are more decisive in our play, and as a result, probably played a little faster. So that was encouraging," Ferentz said of last week's defensive performance.
Northern Iowa is currently ranked No. 7 in The Sports Network FCS poll and is highest among teams that have suffered a loss. The Panthers have reached the FCS playoffs 16 times, including in 2011 when they went 7-1 in the Missouri Valley Football Conference.
Northern Iowa seems to be in solid shape at quarterback, as redshirt freshman Sawyer Kollmorgen has been sensational so far. Kollmorgen threw for 265 yards and three TDs at Wisconsin and added three more touchdown passes in last week's 59-0 romp over Division II Central State of Ohio.
Kollmorgen isn't from Iowa, but many of his teammates are. A lot of players end up in Cedar Falls after Iowa State or Iowa decline to recruit them, so getting the Panthers ready to play won't be a problem for coach Mark Farley.
"The players' emotions, from our team, will definitely be high. We have great respect for the Hawkeyes being that most of our team is from the state of Iowa," Farley said. "We have to make sure we do the right things because that emotion will play a factor in the game, and sometimes it's a negative factor. You get too wound up."
There is plenty of pressure on the Hawkeyes as well. But Iowa must strike a balance between playing with increased focus without pressing too hard.
"We are not the most experienced group right now, so I think the experienced guys feel like they have to do a little bit more and there's a fine line," Ferentz said. "If you push too hard, sometimes - I haven't golfed in like 12 years. But you squeeze a golf club, that's not a good thing.


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AUSTIN, Texas -- Poor Texas.
Seriously, someone get Mack Brown a tissue before his tears smear the ink on his freshly signed four-year contract extension that will keep him in Austin through at least 2020.
Why the doom and gloom one day before national signing day?
What, it isn't obvious?
First it was the news of elite wide receiver prospect Thomas Johnson's decommitment earlier this month.
He'd flashed "Hook'em Horns" regularly and was excited about rooming with teammate and fellow Texas commitment Peter Jinkens next year. Instead he'll end up on the west coast at Cal or Oregon, or in-state at TCU or Texas A&M.
Then, a few weeks ago, the Longhorns came to the realization that its efforts to get the nation's top prospect, Mario Edwards, to stay in-state and switch his commitment from Florida State went for not.
Edwards, who hails from Denton (Texas) Ryan, didn't even have the Longhorns in his final two. Those spots were reserved for FSU and LSU. Ouch.
Lastly will be tomorrow's inevitable news of the nation's top receiver, Dorial Green-Beckham, donning the cap of either Arkansas or Missouri, and not Texas, during his live announcement at 9:15 a.m. CT on ESPNU.
Texas gave a valiant effort in pursuit of DGB, getting him to come on an official visit and making several stops to Springfield, Mo. But it doesn't appear to be enough.
So much has gone wrong for Texas at the tail of this recruiting season that it would appear Gabriel has actually blown his horn to alert recruits that, indeed, the Longhorns have gone a pedestrian 13-12 over the last two seasons. Not exactly the type of production one would expect from a program that grossed in excess of $100 million this past season and $94 million last season after a 5-7 outcome.
Only, so much has actually gone right.
Over the weekend the Longhorns got two ESPNU 150 members to switch their commitments during the last available weekend for official visits. Dalton Santos, the nation's top inside linebacker, backed out of his verbal pledge to Tennessee. And four-star athlete Daje Johnson (Pflugerville, Texas/Hendrickson) went with his gut and ditched TCU for the Longhorns after a week of indecision.
Then, out of nowhere, the Longhorns got two-star defensive end Bryce Cottrell (Plano, Texas/West) to switch his pledge from Oregon late Monday after his official visit to Texas over the weekend.
Their additions bumped Texas in front of Florida State into the No. 2 position in the ESPNU Class Rankings behind national champion Alabama.
The Longhorns now have 19 commitments with at least a four-star rating and, despite going 6-11 in the Big 12 over the last two seasons, now have 11 ESPNU 150 commitments. That is four less than the combined total of the rest of the conference.
Those en route with that tissue for "Coach February" should actually tear them into pieces of confetti.
There aren't too many programs that could endure two seasons like Texas has and still be able to lure in talent as it has, and will on Wednesday.
This same story could have been written at this time last year when the Longhorns lost the commitment of five-star offensive tackle Christian Westerman (Chandler, Ariz./Hamilton) to national champion Auburn and still wound up with the No. 5 class overall.
That class, like this one, was led by a five-star Texas running back in Malcolm Brown (Cibolo, Texas/Steele). This class' bell cow, Johnathan Gray (Aledo, Texas/Aledo), is none other than high school's all-time touchdown leader (205).
He'll be joined in Austin by the nation's No. 2 defensive tackle (Malcom Brown), No. 5 outside linebacker (Jinkens), No. 7 offensive tackle (Kennedy Estelle), No. 6 offensive guard (Curtis Riser), No. 6 cornerback (Bryson Echols), No. 1 inside linebacker (Santos), No. 7 defensive tackle (Alex Norman) and No. 7 quarterback (Connor Brewer), to name a few.
That list doesn't include the nation's No. 21 receiver Cayleb Jones, who was rated No. 3 at his position for the longest time until a drop in the most recent ratings because of questions surrounding his speed.
Also absent from that list are junior college transfers Donald Hawkins and Brandon Moore, who together match the total of Brown's JUCO signings in his previous 13 years at Texas.
If that's not a sign of urgency, to get experienced players on campus to compete right away, then signs of urgency simply don't exist.
Then again, maybe they don't at Texas?
Brown has been profitable in so many ways, both financially, and in the win column, that the university saw to it that he has the ability to stay for at least nine more seasons.
He's afforded himself that luxury in large part because of his success on the recruiting trail. Success that has been enjoyed again this year despite finishing unranked for the second consecutive season.
Maybe instead of "Poor Texas," it should be "Pour Texas a glass of celebratory bubbly."
It's good being Texas.
Now someone cue the tissue-papered confetti.
William Wilkerson covers University of Texas football and recruiting for HornsNation.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Arizona Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton is one of the hot names up for NFL head-coaching jobs this offseason. Horton met Wednesday with Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill about the organization and his future in it.
Kent Somers, Cardinals beat writer/blogger for Azcentral.com, has the details of an interview with Horton after the meeting with Bidwill, and that story has some hints about Horton's interview with the Cleveland Browns, as well:
Q. Would this (Arizona) be your No.1 choice?
A. "Oh, easy. For a number of reasons. I like the organizational structure and then I love the fan base. For me, it's been an amazing fan acceptance of me, whether at the game or on the street. That plays a lot, where the community appreciates what you do."
Q. If they bring someone else in for the job, and you don't get another head coaching job, can you be content being the defensive coordinator?
A. "I've never thought that way. I don't think that way. I've never posed the question to myself."
Q. I just did.
A. "Yeah, you did. What's your answer? I don't think that way. Those things come around the corner and I'm always 'the glass is overflowing-full.' I'm excited about the opportunity here and the fantastic interview I had with Cleveland last night and going to try to knock Buffalo's socks off."
More coach searching news
Oregon coach Chip Kelly will meet with the Browns on Friday. He is preparing the Ducks for Thursday night's Fiesta Bowl against Kansas State (cleveland.com). Atlanta offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter is out of the mix after signing an extension with the Falcons (Alex Marvez, Fox Sports). Penn State coach Bill O'Brien is reportedly being pursued by three teams: the Browns, Eagles and Cardinals (Harrisburg Patriot-News).
Andy Reid telling Arizona he can "fix" Kevin Kolb (Ian Rapoport, NFL Network)
The Browns will name their coach in 7-10 days, and Nick Saban is at the top of Tony Grossi's list (ESPNCleveland).
The rumor mill continues to turn in the Browns' search (The News-Herald).
What we know about the Browns' coaching search (SBNation).
Owner Jimmy Haslam seems poised to make a run at Nick Saban (Ohio.com).
NFL teams want Nick Saban but Saban is saying no (CBSSports.com).
If Oregon loses Kelly, will Oregon also lose to the NCAA (The Oregonian)?


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I think Wii kiosks are at gamestops right now. and theyre playable...
Does anyone know if or when stores will be getting Wii Kiosk's? I found this article recently. http://news.gaminghorizon.com/media2...8520.4844.html
What do you think?
I think Wii kiosks are at gamestops right now. and theyre playable...
When you wish upon a falling star, your dreams can come true. Unless it's really a meteorite hurtling to the earth which will destroy all life. Then you're pretty much screwed no matter what you wish for. Unless it's death by meteor.
Madness does not always howl. Sometimes, it is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, "Hey, is there room in your head for one more?"
Eagles may soar but weasles don't get sucked into jet engines.
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MINNEAPOLIS Both McKenzie and Kylie Vermeire advanced to the championship heats in individual swims while representing the Marshall Tigers swimming team at the state meet Friday at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center.
McKenzie Vermeire, a senior, qualified with the eighth-best time in both the 200-yard individual medley as well as the 100-yard backstroke with times of 2 minutes, 12 seconds and 1:00.29, respectively. Vermeire's time in the 100-yard backstroke bested Monticello's Anna Jensen by four one-hundredths of a second for the final spot in the finals.
"It's my last year, so I'm excited to be placed in the top eight in my individual events," Vermeire said. "I would have liked it to be the 400-yard freestyle relay, but we just fell a little bit short. But I'm ready to go in tomorrow and just give it my all in my last state meet."
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Marshall's McKenzie Vermeire dives into the pool for her leg of the 400-yard relay during preliminaries at the Class A state swim meet at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center in Minneapolis. The team of McKenzie Vermeire, Abby Surprenant, Ashley Dunn and Kylie Vermeire made the consolation finals of the evetn after finishing ninth in the prelims on Friday.
After placing fifth overall in 2011 in the 400-yard freestyle relay, the Tigers missed out on a spot in the championship heat this year by one place and seven tenths of a second, finishing ninth with a time of 3:42.48. The relay team of McKenzie Vermeire, her younger sister, Kylie Vermeire, Abby Surprenant and Ashley Dunn will compete in the consolation heat today. The Tigers' other relay, the 200-yard freestyle will not swim at all today after placing 20th in preliminaries.
Dunn also swam in the 100-yard backstroke, but will not compete on Saturday after placing 23rd. Surprenant and Dunn will have just one race on Saturday, in sharp contrast to Friday when it seemed as though the Tiger swimmers were seldom out of the pool.
"I think it'll be nice just to be able to focus on that one race," Surprenant said.
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200 Freestyle: 9. Kylie Vermeire 1:57.50
200 Individual Medley: 8. McKenzie Vermeire 2:12.12
500 Freestyle: 6. K. Vermeire 5:16:14
200 Freestyle Relay: 20. M. Vermeire, Abby Surprenant, Ashley Dunn, K. Vermeire 1:43.34
100 Backstroke: 8. M. Vermeire 1:00.29, 23. Dunn 1:03.22
400 Freestyle Relay: 9. M. Vermeire, Surprenant, Dunn, K. Vermeire 3:42.48
Dunn added, "Focusing on that one race is easier than trying to focus on three."
The Tiger with the most time in the water was Kylie Vermeire, who swam 850 yards in her four events. She will swim in the championship heat of the 500-yard freestyle on Saturday after placing sixth in the preliminary heats of the event with a time of 5:16.14. Moments after her long-distance swim, Vermeire was back on the blocks waiting for her turn as the anchor of Marshall's 200 freestyle relay team.
"I've been doing it for a couple years now, so it's gotten a little bit easier. But it's still really tough swimming the 500 and going right into the 200 free relay," Vermeire said. "But I think it's important to have team events, so I was excited to be on the relay."
She will have another swim with her team in the 400 freestyle relay today, while she will also swim in the consolation heat of the 200 freestyle after taking ninth on Friday with a time of 1:57.50. Vermeire's time in the 200 was just a half-second slower than eighth-place finisher Cassie Jahn of Big Lake.
Though they were hoping to replicate the team success of a year ago, when Marshall placed sixth overall, the Tigers and their head coach, Nicole Peterson, are pleased with a majority of their times from the preliminaries.
"We had some personal bests today, which is really good to see," Peterson said. "I know that we probably would have liked to do a little bit better. We struggled in some events today, though I think that will hopefully give us some extra motivation heading into tomorrow. We definitely have some room to improve, so I'm excited and looking forward to that."


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Here are some of the things you might notice first about 15-year-old Evelyn Hershey.
Hershey makes eye contact when she speaks, and she speaks clearly. She sits with back straight and hands in her lap.
"It's not that I was completely, like 'I don't want to talk to you,' but I wasn't so pursuing in a conversation. I was more like 'Hmm, hmm, yes, can I go now?' I wasn't very confident in talking to other people," said Hershey, a sophomore at Camp Hill High School.
Hershey, who models locally, has gone from being the quiet girl in class to one of 30 young women selected as a semifinalist for Rite Aid's Glam Camp national model search. The winner of the competition will be the official face of the firm's Glam Camp promotion in 2013.
Ten Glam Camp finalists will be selected from semifinalists by way of online voting through Sept. 30. A grand-prize winner will be chosen Oct. 29 via further voting.
Anyone who wants to vote can go to the website once a day and log a vote to help select the finalists.
That's a lot of public exposure for someone who has not always wanted to be noticed.
Hershey, who volunteers with VolunTEEN at her high school and is a member of the school's pep club, signed up to take modeling courses at Barbizon Harrisburg at the end of eighth grade. The classes gave her self-confidence and boosted her self-esteem.
Hershey is interested in fashion and biology, and she's proud to be the kind of person her friends feel they can come to for advice. A career in motivational speaking is something she might consider.
Regardless of what Hershey decides to do with her life, she won't be doing it quietly from the back of the room.
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- Not sure if you remember, but a reminder- add categories to images :) --QueenBuffy 18:16, June 11, 2012 (UTC)
- It's okay ;) That's why I reminded you :P Buffster.
True Blood Wiki-China Edit
Hi, um, I'm a True Blood fan from China. I am building a Chinese Wiki about True Blood. We sort of just start the process and I barely know anything about wiki before I start this. Since our sites are both dedicated to TB, can we coorperate in sharing the information or something else?
Phoebe920114 13:25, June 17, 2012 (UTC)
Screenshots... etc. Edit
Yeah, I have been writing this damn snyopsis forever. I haven't even seen the whole show, because I am stopping, pausing, playing, etc. LOL. I am getting decent screencaps (better quality than last weeks) but if you see any that you think you can get better shots of, go ahead and replace them. I will be adding it all soon. QueenBuffy 03:48, June 18, 2012 (UTC) (UGH- also the uploader on Wiki is wonky and not working right now. So I will finish my synopsis, then add my pics :)
Hey Edit
Hi, Jairo. Wow, thanks. I'm flattered. I will do my best to live up to the task. Jayden Matthews 05:28, June 18, 2012 (UTC)
- Wow. Wish you would have made it easier on me, like this. --QueenBuffy 05:43, June 18, 2012 (UTC)
Re: Comments Edit
I could barely believe my eyes. Such furious arguing/insults over a fictional character. Anyway, thanks for understanding. I'm sure you can appreciate that we simply can't have that sort of thing scrawled all over the bottom of the articles. It's just impossible to patrol. As for it being permanent... we can sit down and discuss it properly when Buffy gets back, but let's face it if they haven't learned how to behave since last time, there's not much hope. Shame. Jayden Matthews 10:51, June 21, 2012 (UTC)
Age Chart Edit
Hey! Someone deleted the age chart on the vampire page. Could you or someone else fix that?--Kryptonian25 18:33, July 2, 2012 (UTC)
I'm so sorry about that! I was editing the page, and accidentally messed up the code. It was a big mess, so I took the age chart down so I could fix it, but I guess you managed to before me.
Again, so sorry. Eveclops 21:45, July 2, 2012 (UTC)
Vampire page Edit
Hello again! I was wondering if you could make the following edits, as I supposedly lost my priviledges:
- In season 2, episode 1, Bill tells Jessica that two-thirds of all newborn vampires die during their first year. On the page, it states that 80% of newborns due during their first year. 66% would be more accurate a percentage.
- In the History section, it says "Other myths include holy water and crucifixes, which have no effect on vampires". Other myths included holy grounds (i.e. vampires are able to enter holy buildings and establishments; however, according to the books, "very old" vampires cannot enter holy grounds) and photographs (i.e. vampires appear in photographs).
- Furthermore, also in the History section, it could be mentioned that vampires insist that vampirism does not refer to humans rising from the dead, but, instead, a disease that makes them allergic to sunlight, and affects their dietary needs.
- It could be mentioned somewhere that a vampire's death is called the "true death".
- In the History section, it could be mentioned that in 2011, Russell Edgington ripped out the spine of TBBN newscaster Jerry McCafferty, which greatly increased prejudice and hate crimes towards vampires.
- Although this may be just me, perhaps it would be more organizational to put the Crime and Punishment section after Socialty, and make the Age Chart the last entry on the page.
I can stop editing this wiki due to the whole age chart thing. These were just the final contributions I had to the vampire page :) Eveclops 22:34, July 2, 2012 (UTC)
I understand completely :) I was thinking of extending the werewolf page next, if you would like a heads-up. Also, I noticed that the other supernatural creatures have a little information box on the top left of the page, which lists a description and notable powers, but the vampire page just lists abilities. I don't know how to edit the box, but maybe it would be nice if the vampire page matched the other supe's pages :) Eveclops 01:06, July 3, 2012 (UTC)
So... Edit
Buffy has filled me in on the recent... unpleasantness between the two of you. I'm sorry this has all been dragged up again. I really I hoped it would have been water-under-the-bridge by now. I must admit, I feel a bit like a child caught in the middle of two divorcing parents;) I gather that my name was brought up, so I won't lie to you, I am getting seriously fatigued by the wiki, and the show in general. I've not made any definite decisions regarding my future here, and I'm certainly not going to leave you high-and-dry mid-season. I can only hope things pick up soon, so they'll be a reason to stick around. In the meantime I think it would be a good idea if the three of us were able to arrange a time when we can all be in chat together. I realise that this difficult with me being in a different timezone, but I think there are some serious issues that need to be resolved before we can move forward.
Thanks for listening. Jayden Matthews 08:45, July 3, 2012 (UTC)
- Hi Jairo, thanks for the reply. Unfortunately Buffy doesn't want to be part of any such discussion. I do still think it might be beneficial for us to have a chat, and maybe Buffy can join in later, if she changes her mind. I should be on for the next hour, so I hope to catch you. Jayden Matthews 17:00, July 3, 2012 (UTC)
The new stuff frond the new episode Spell used by Lafayette to hex sookie
"Santa Muente, Ven am I Ven am I "! information about the fairy club The fairy club is run by the rebel fairy's that help sookie and her garmps get away from queen Mab The location of the club is in a large open field the only way it get ins is to have blood and powers of a fairy in the club they "mait". with humans which was forbidden by queen Mab. How ever how the got there was a mystery because queen Mab closed the portal to the human realm???????? In the club there are fullblooded fairy's and hybrids (ex. Sookie cousin) it is unknown how long it has been there On record the only vampire to get close enough to the club was Jessica The only human to go past the club and later on go in it was Andy it is unknown if all of the people who work in the club are fairy's
I would put this on the page but I have a kindle fire and have not figured out how to add stuff So if you could do it I would be greatfull Thank you--Leaphart 19:04, July 3, 2012 (UTC)leaphart
Hey ThereEdit
ok wow that was unexpected yeah sure why not xD i love too thanks alot i do the best i can--Maxjaller
freaked outEdit
i saw you edited the page i freaked out a bit cause it said i put luna was dead and i was like that is not right i never put that i just added her appearances i guess it does that if you are the last editor--Maxjaller
Hey Edit
Sorry I didn't make it into chat the other day. At 5:00 AM I'm afraid the most I can manage is an hour of True Blood and a few edits. I do want to ask your advice about something completely unrelated to the wiki, though. At your conveiniance:) Jayden Matthews 08:05, July 11, 2012 (UTC)
- Hey, that was good timing. Can we go in chat? Jayden Matthews 08:14, July 11, 2012 (UTC)
:) Edit
Oh, thank you! I'm glad my work is appreciated :) I'm very interested in the supes, and was thinking of editing the werewolf page next (in a similar format as the vampire page, hope that's all right!).
However, if there is any page you would like to assign to me, I would gladly help edit it :) I've been a truebie since the show began.
Eveclops 01:53, July 13, 2012 (UTC)
Newer contributor Edit
Hi I am a newer contributer and I am really excited about this wiki. I have been a member since April and I have already done over a hundred edits and a plan on doing many more. I love thi wiki and I hope we make it the first resource for Trubies when they are looking for information that is correct and easy to find!
Either way just wanted to say hi =P
FleurDeLaCour (talk) 00:00, June 21, 2013 (UTC)
- Hey Zepwik, I wanted to ask you, I know it's like my 3rd day as an admin, but I wanted to promote Fleur to above the average user, not an admin... I can she her as an admin in the future, but what about a chat mod?
New headersEdit
I talked to a staff memeber, and she installed the new headers! How am I doing so far? :)
Helping Prevent Site Vandalism Edit
Hey there Zep, a bunch of us were in live chat and were talking about random people coming in and messing up the pages and we thought that if we took away the rights of posters who are not logged in that people would be less likely to vandalize the site since they would have to sign off on all their edits now. QueenBuffy was going to go ahead and turn off anonymous contributers rights to post but she couldn't remember how. I asked KatieMoon about it but I dont think she has been on. If you could take care of this for us I think it would make things easier for the serious contributers.
Thanks so much for your time,
FleurDeLaCour (talk) 01:41, June 28, 2013 (UTC)
Hey, I tried to edit the page about Ginger to update it about her appearence in Season 6 (the episode that has most recently aired at this time in e3: You're No Good) and I am unsure of how to do it. Instead of normal text, there is a small object (a green jigsaw piece) and I don`t know how to add a Season 6 tab to it. Any help would be appreciated and I am of course prepared to write all of the information as long as someone tells me how to add the Season 6 tab. Many thanks Jackedano11 (talk) 22:56, July 4, 2013 (UTC)
Hey, I just wanted to tell you I have been demoted to regular user, thanks SO MUCH for making me an admin. I still be around if you need to chat! 😄 12:50, July 10, 2013 (UTC)


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Chinese President Hu Jintao (R) meets with President of the Republic of Congo Denis Sassou-Nguesso
Hello, Lynch here. If you were to go exploring in the Congo you might be very surprised with what you found. Deep in the middle of the jungle not only might you come across the most fascinating fauna you've ever seen in your life, you might discover a small gang of Chinese men.
What will they be doing?
Answer: prospecting and surveying the jungle in order to build infrastructure for the Congo. This forms part of a 5 billion dollar deal in which the Chinese gets access to Congolese minerals and the Congolese get much needed cash. Read more about this from the New York Times.
Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/21/world/asia/21iht-letter.1.7595719.html
The $5 billion that China is plunking down promises a great leap forward for Congo, and this begins with about 3,200 kilometers of new rail lines and an equivalent amount of new roads. The money will also pay for 31 hospitals and 145 smaller health care centers, along with two large new universities and 5,000 new government housing units.
The Chinese promise not to dilly-dally, too. Most of this will be accomplished in a mere 36 months, they say, and I for one believe them, having seen the pace of change even in the most remote Chinese backwaters. If war or political upheaval doesn't get in the way, Congo stands to experience more progress in 36 months than it has in 47 years of independence from Belgium, or as a colony of Brussels for that matter.
The Chinese move is impressive on many levels, none more so than the fact of the immense vacuum in Africa they are moving to fill, and there are few characteristics more distinctive of an emerging superpower than filling vacuums.


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- Alabama made significant progress toward economic recovery in 2011, with the addition of 17,248 jobs and more than $4 billion in new investment in industry, Gov. Robert Bentley said today.
According to a report by the Alabama Department of Commerce, the number of new jobs announced in the state last year increased 9.3 percent over the number announced in 2010, and the total invested in new or expanding industry increased 87.7 percent.
"These new figures confirm Alabama is headed in the right direction as we continue to recover from the economic downturn," Bentley said in a prepared statement.
Among counties, Jefferson County ranked fourth in the state for job creation last year, with the addition of 749 announced jobs. With $193 million in announced capital investment, Jefferson County was not among the top counties for industrial growth.
Shelby County reported 207 new jobs and $1.3 million in announced capital investment.
The largest economic development announcements in the state in 2011 included:
--Navistar International Corp., 1,800 jobs and $87 million in capital investment for the production of heavy duty trucks in Colbert County.
--Mercedes Benz U.S. International Inc., a 1,000-employee expansion and a capital investment of more than $289 million for vehicle production in Tuscaloosa County.
--Carpenter Technology Corp., 203 jobs and $500 million in capital investment for a stainless steel manufacturing plant in Limestone County.


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Raise a glass to Michelle Obama's style. Heck, this is a fashion blog. Let's raise a hem!
The fashion industry has been so excited about the prospect of a young, elegant, style-conscious First Lady in the White House that when Michelle Obama came out in a dress and coat in sunny yellow I think I heard a collective "ahh" of admiration across the nation. Or maybe it was a sign of relief after the black widow spider dress incident. In any case, she looked exactly right for the occasion.
Red or blue is so ho-hum predictable and that is not what anyone is in the mood for these days. Yellow is a color of hope and optimism. The fact that the color looks good on few complexions also emphasizes the First Lady's unique style. She looks like a woman who pays attention to fashion, even enjoys it, but is not a fashion victim.
The outfit is by Isabel Toledo, the Cuban-born designer and wife of fashion illustrator Ruben Toledo. (His illustrations are used frequently in Nordstrom advertisements and catalogs.) In August 2000, the husband and wife team came to a Nordstrom fashion show at the Portland Art Museum and charmed everyone with their obvious devotion to each other.
That Obama wears American designers, many of them minorities and not that well know, is touching and important. Traditionally, when a First Lady wears a label, the designer becomes a household name. Sort of like when Oprah puts an author on her Book Club list.
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Hundreds of kids took part in a massive Easter celebration on Saturday morning at Offutt Air Force Base.
The Easter Bunny welcomed children who hunted for eggs and played in a bounce house. The eggs were loaded with candy and some had tickets for prizes such as bicycles.
"We'd just like them to know that we're taking care of them, and they're important to us," said organizer Brenda Weaver. "We want to make sure they have a very special Easter here."
One of the kids at the event, Patrick, said his favorite part was the VIP guest -- the Easter Bunny.
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Before adoption, ask about fees. Adoption fees may apply, depending on individual shelters. Some shelters require the adopted pet be spayed or neutered upon adoption. City and county residents are required to purchase yearly or lifetime pet licenses.
Area adoption shelters
Animal Services, 4950 Triana Blvd., 256-883-3782.
A New Leash on Life, Brownsboro, 256-489-7387, www.anewleash.org.
Challenger's House (cats only), 112 Tristian Road, Toney, and PetsMart, 6275 University Drive, 256-420-5995.
Forgotten Felines (cats only), PetsMart, 2750 Carl T. Jones Drive, 256-489-2287.
For Cats' Sake and dog rescue, Owens Cross Roads, AL, 256-725-4918.
Greater Huntsville Humane Society, 2812 Johnson Road, 256-881-8081.
Life Unlimited Animal Charity, P.O. Box 5185, Huntsville, AL 35814, 256-837-6694.
TLC Animal Organization, P.O. Box 1531, Madison, AL 35758; 256-325-8873.
The Ark, 139 Bo-Cole Road, 256-851-4088, www.arkinc.org.


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Local store robbed at gunpoint
At around 11:15 p.m. on Wednesday, the Paris Police Department responded to a call of robbery at 707 Bonham Street, according to the department's public information officer, Curtis Garrett.
"Officers were advised by the clerk of the store that a black male, approximately 20 years old, wearing a red 'hoodie', came into the store and brandished a small handgun and demanded cash from the register and other money under the counter," Garrett sad. "The clerk complied with the demands and the suspect left the store on foot."
Authorities say that no one was injured or assaulted during the incident, but it is unknown at this time how much cash was taken.
If you have information that leads to an arrest or indictment of this suspect, you are encouraged to contact the police department with that information. To remain anonymous, you can contact Crime Stoppers at 903-785-TIPS.
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ATHENS, Ga. - Nine plays and a little more than 3 minutes after kickoff, and Auburn already has a 7-0 lead over Georgia.
Tigers quarterback Chris Todd looks sharp early, going 4-for-4 on the drivfe for 60 yards and a touchdown pass to Kodi Burns. Georgia, which is penalized more often than any other team in the country, had an offside penalty with Auburn facing a second-and-goal from the 10.
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Every morning, we compile the links of
the day and dump them here…
highlighting the big storyline. Because there's nothing quite as
satisfying as a good morning dump.
The move shouldn't come as too much of a shock … not yet, anyway. It
could be in the best interest of both Pierce and the Celtics for him to
navigate this channel. Pierce walks away from a guaranteed $21.5 million
this season, but sets himself up to make as much as $96 million over
the next four seasons. Especially with an uncertain labor situation
looming, Pierce's move could allow him to lock in a deal worth an
average of $24 million per season that would take him toward the
twilight of his NBA career (he'd be on the backside of 36 when such a
four-year deal expired).
If Pierce ultimately re-signs with Boston, this move might also free
up a bit of cap space for the cash-strapped Celtics. It should be
noted, however, that the savings would appear to be minimal and Pierce's
price tag in the final years of any deal would be prohibitive,
particularly if the salary cap doesn't rise accordingly in the new CBA.
ESPN Boston: Analysis: Pierce opts out
…perhaps Pierce sees the potential demise of the Celtics next season
and worries where he'll be 12 months from now while facing free agency
as a 33-year-old coming from a franchise that may then be in
full-fledged rebuilding mode.
Labor uncertainty looming next summer is another huge incentive to
get a long-term contract done now instead of heading into what could be a
far more restrictive salary environment without a deal.
Or, just perhaps, Pierce's intention is to stay with Boston – become
the "Celtic for Life" he has talked about for the past five years – and
opting out of the final year of his current deal is the best means to an
end of getting an extension that gives Pierce security for three or
four more years, while lessening the luxury-tax burden on the franchise.
Regardless, it was a bold move at a late hour for Pierce last night
when his agent, Jeff Schwartz, revealed to ESPN that – at least for a
little while – one of the all-time Celtic icons was no longer a Celtic.
Courtside View: Pierce takes big chance with opt out of contract with Celtics
It's a little ironic that Pierce isn't exercising a player option… so he as a player can have options. And I think options are what this is all about.
Like I wrote last night, the impending lockout after next season is a big factor in all of this. It's probably a good idea for any player to lock up a longer-term deal that lasts past next season. No one knows what the next CBA will bring. The owners are crying poor, so why not take advantage of what would seem to be looser rules regarding salary right now? Financially, from a player perspective, it makes more sense to dump the last year of his deal now to bridge the uncertain waters of the NBA's financial future… especially if it nets you more money in the end. I don't think any player wants to be sitting there without a contract next summer.
This also leaves Pierce open to sit back and watch what the Celtics are doing. He can wait out Doc and Ray and see if the band really is getting back together. If he doesn't like what he sees… he can test the waters. If he thinks the C's are going for it one more time… he can instruct his agent to get a deal done in Boston.
I wouldn't put much stock in that 4 year, $96 million number. Paul Pierce is not getting a max deal. He's not a max guy anymore. But if you tossed $45 million at him over 3 years… it might be enough to get him to stay. At least I HOPE it's enough to get him to stay. An average of $15 million over 3 years would be about right for Pierce.
So I wouldn't read too much into this decision. I don't see this is as the bad sign some people might make it out to be. This is simply about a player leaving his options open. It's a good business decision… not a signal of impending doom.
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On Page 2, an update on Perk's knee
"I feel good, I've been here, trying to strengthen [the ACL] before I
go into surgery," said Perkins. "I'm working with [team trainer] Ed
[Lacerte] — a lot of leg work and icing trying to get the swelling all
the way down, a lot of treatment before I go in for surgery."
Perkins originally
believed he tore the medial collateral and posterior cruciate
ligaments, but further testing revealed the more severe ACL injury. He
was scheduled to have surgery last week, but was advised to delay the
procedure in order to shorten the recovery. He's walking fine, but
admitted his hamstring is sore, a sign he's compensating for the
weakened knee.
"I was hurt at first, to be out so long and away from the game of
basketball," said Perkins. "At the end of the day, it's something I've
got to deal with. I'll make sure I rehab and come back like I'm supposed
to. If I have to be out for like five to six months, that's what it
ESPN Boston: Perkins set for ACL surgery
Surgery is set for next Wednesday. We won't see Perk back until late December, early January at best. I'd say we won't see him in any kind of shape until the All Star Break.
All in all, not too bad. We'll get him for half a season and the playoffs. Considering the big man options out there, the interim might suck… but it's still doable.
The rest of the links:
Herald: Perkins on a long road | Pierce free to flee | Dirk to opt out | Riley's Heat play it cool | Wade Q&A: A lot can go down | Finally, race for Lebron can begin | Globe: Pierce opting out | Perkins cruising along | Game Time | WEEI: What Pierce's opt out means for the Celtics | Free agent frenzy set to begin Thursday | CSNNE: Perk's surgery set for Thursday | MWDN: Perk looks forward | Scal: No question I want to be back


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The holidays are a dangerous time to be on the road, and officials say the fourth of July holiday is the deadliest one of the year.
According to the Texas Department of Transportation, the fourth of July is more dangerous than New Year's Day.
The Texas Department of Public Safety is on heavy patrol, hoping to make Texans think twice before drinking and driving
They are increasing patrols for an 11 day period.
It started June 27th and will run through July 7th.
Troopers are encouraging drivers to designate a sober driver or find other ways to get around this weekend.
Last year at this time, DPS Troopers made 1,124 DWI arrests, and 173 of those were the result of increased patrols.
They also issued 15,700 speeding citations over those 11 days.
Troopers will be at high risk locations here in town, where alcohol-related crashes happen the most.
According to DPS, there are also more than 700 fugitive arrests during that time.
The increased patrols are funded through a grant from the Texas Department of Transportation.
According to state statistics, approximately every 20 minutes in Texas, someone is hurt or killed in an alcohol-related crash.
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Parts of this new bill are good: no cap on benefits, no pre-existing conditions limit. However, it is against every principle of this country to tell people they must purchase insurance or that they have to help pay for coverage for others. Doing so is socialism, not democray.
Supposedly my taxes will not increase with this bill, but, I guarantee you, my premiums will. Thank you, Democrats. Thank you costing me more.
Thank you for one more piece of legislation that digs deeper into my pockets while you redistribute the wealth -- wealth that I have worked for 42 years to obtain.
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On October 10, 1941, the entire Jewish population of the Belarusian village of Krucha was rounded up and shot. While Nazi death squads routinely carried out mass executions on the Eastern Front, this particular atrocity was not the work of the SS but was committed by a regular German army unit acting on its own initiative. Marching Into Darkness: The Wehrmacht and the Holocaust in Belarus is a bone chilling exposé of the ordinary footsoldiers who participated in the Final Solution on a daily basis.
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Here's a look at some recent noteworthy stories from other media in southwest Michigan:
Investigators say the cause of a house fire that killed an 86-year-old woman
near Buchanan may never be determined. Due to the severity of damage to
the house, the state fire marshal classified the Thursday fire as
undetermined. [Herald Palladium]
An Otsego man who called 911, making threats, and then led police on a high-speed chase with his children in the car last year has been sentenced to 90 days in jail. [Allegan County News]
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Pizza is a go-to meal for football and basketball games, but what do you with your leftover pieces? Do you eat them cold or microwave them? If you are, you might not be doing it right.
Chef John at Foodwishes.com has created a video of his "Magic Pizza Reheat Method," instructing pizza lovers to reheat their slices on the stove top. The video shows it just takes a couple minutes on medium heat and a little tin foil cover to make your leftovers cripsy and hot, even better than the first time you had the meal.
This unusually popular video has gotten about a half million views in a little over a week, leading us to believe that we're not alone in our reheating struggles!
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Bayonne and Lincoln are tied 25-25 at halftime here at the Hudson County Girls Basketball Tournament Championship at Saint Peter's College.
Bayonne led 14-5 at the end of the first quarter, but Lincoln used a 20-point second quarter effort to take a 25-22 lead. Bayonne's Lisa Rovatsos then knocked down a 3-pointer at the buzzer before halftime to knot things up at 25-25.
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Good question...
I think getting as good of nutrition as possible throughout as much of the pregnancy as possible is probably the best. Granted, I have spent several first trimesters just getting by (though thankful for the limited Zofran I took that helped with that a little). However, I think I agree that 2nd-3rd trimesters are the most important, especially 2nd trimester. That is, also, of course, if you do your best in the first trimester and went into it with good reserves. The baby WILL take what it needs from mother, but that can set mom up for depletion in later pregnancy with teeth and bones are really forming well, which I don't think would be good.
Just as examples from my own pregnancies - first one has a more pinched face, teeth spacing issues from toddlerhood, and some behavioral issues - SAD the whole pregnancy.
2nd was Brewer pregnancy diet - he has a nice wide face, great teeth, huge wide feet, still some behavioral issues, but mainly it's personality
3rd modified Brewer diet (so he wouldn't be 10.5# like his older brother) - also nice wide face with good teeth, good feet, etc.
5th more "healthy" SAD than Brewer, but still fairly decent - so far, he looks like he has good facial/jaw/teeth structures and nice feet.
As I had/have more pregnancies, the first trimester gets harder and harder. But I try to make sure I'm eating well the rest of the pregnancy, and so far, those little faces look good. I'm a little concerned about this little guy, only because I really slipped into SAD out of desperation for not feeling well, until about 31ish weeks when we switched over to PB/paleo.
Anyway, long way to say that I think that doing your best, and focusing on 2nd-3rd trimester (and beyond) is probably the best way to go, if you can.


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Before the season, no one could have predicted that by the All-Star break the Yankees would be sporting a lineup that did not include Derek Jeter, Mark Teixeira, Kevin Youkilis, Alex Rodriguez, or Curtis Granderson.
Now if anyone predicted that the Yankees -- minus that cast -- would only be six games back in the division and only three from the wild card lead at 51-44, you would think they were crazy.
However, the Bronx Bombers are not living up to their historic nickname. The Yankees are 20th or worse in runs, batting average, on-base percentage and slugging percentage league-wide.
They are averaging 3.93 runs per game, tied with the Seattle Mariners for 20th overall.
But here they are on July 17th, fresh off a midsummer break, in sight of a playoff push. And with some of those players coming back, Yankees fans can't help to be optimistic.
Guys like Cano, Sabathia, Kuroda, and Rivera are having career years to keep the Yankees close enough to give the Yankee lineup that many envisioned before the season a chance to do some damage.
Possibly as soon as early next week when A-Rod is scheduled to join the Yankees in Texas. Granderson could be back by the end of the month. Jeter has the setback with his groin but shouldn't be far off. Not to mention, any moves the famous Yankee front office could make at the deadline to help fill some holes.
But at the same time it doesn't look like Teixiera or Youkilis will be back anytime soon.
So how do you think the Yankees will finish up at the end of season: a successful playoff run, a one and done stint in the playoffs for the second straight year, or left out of the playoffs all together?


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BG165 marked the triumphant return of Janis Joplin to San Francisco. Joplin's personality transcended the confines of Big Brother & the Holding Co., and, on her way to a successful if brief solo career, she became one of the first superstars to emerge from California's counter-culture. Bill Graham didn't care for this Tuten poster because he couldn't "... read my &$%@ poster!"
The 1st printing poster is characterized by the white inner band of the juke box around the Janis Joplin image. It has a black background, was printed before the concert, and measures 14 1/8" x 21".
The 2nd printing poster also has a black background which ranges to dark blue, but this post-concert reprint is characterized by a yellow inner juke box band. It measures 14 1/4" x 20 7/8".
Randy Tuten is the only poster artist whose work spans five decades of design for The Fillmore. The 23 year-old San Francisco native was hired by Bill Graham in January, 1969, and their mutual taste for traditional, readable design style led to a long-lasting work relationship. Although influenced by the compositions of "Fillmore Five" artists Mouse, Kelley and Griffin, Tuten avoided "... Heavy meaning in my posters." Tuten's style reflected his skill as a draftsman, and his designs evolved into an eclectic mix of graphic imagery, lettering and photographs.
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Capt. Guy Turner said many of the thefts are occurring at fitness-related facilities.
Since Dec. 10, thefts have taken place at Bally's (3 thefts) on Columbia Rd., Jazzercise on Detroit Road, Inner Bliss Yoga on Clemens Road, and LA Fitness (2 thefts) in Crocker Park.
Turner said in each case, the stolen purse was left in the passenger compartment of the victim's vehicle.
"In some cases, the victim reported 'hiding' the purse under a seat or in some other manner," Turner said. "Women should consider either locking all valuables in the trunk or bringing as little property as possible along with them."


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I don't think you need to bother with the Biopsy,
Even though you didn't test positive in 2007, they have only looked at Anti gliadin antibodies in the past, but there is now growing evidence that there are many other protein fractions in wheat which may be just as or even more damaging, so there may still be a wheat sensitivity there. If you are putting on weight now, then just continue doing what you are doing and with the history of Hashi's, avoiding wheat would be advisable.
It's basically a decoy, something that draws your attention away from the true cause.Red herring is an English-language idiom that commonly refers to a type of logical fallacy in which a clue is intentionally or unintentionally misleading or distracting from the actual issue.[1] It is also a literary device employed by writers that leads readers or characters towards a false conclusion, often used in mystery or detective fiction.
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Peace x and 14emom: the title of this thread really caught my eye because I have never, ever been good at going low calorie. I'm 5'9" and have always used exercise to more or less control my weight. When arthritis hit me hard in my early 40's I could no longer be as active and put on weight. It became a vicious cycle of depression and weight gain. I had a hip replacement, then dislocation of my new hip, followed by more weight gain and depression. LC/Primal changed my life, allowing me finally lose weight, most of my arthritis and inflammation has receded due to no grains and no sugar. Now, to answer your question: I eat a lot of eggs and bacon, bone broth, salmon, moose and caribou, coconut oil, cheese, nuts, HWC, potatoes and blueberries are my main carbs. I eat fresh veggies in season, but don't worry too much about getting them in winter. (My nearest grocery store is 150 miles away). I drink tequila because I had to give up beer. I can eat a lot, but as soon as I eat some sugar I put on weight. I cannot imagine living on 1000 or 1200 calories a day. No way.
Thanks for sharing your story! I feel like this supports the theory quite well. While many things were happening one factor was you lowered calories, which lowers metabolism and weight gain happened. One could also say that you cut carbs which it sounds like your body wanted which became a stress to the body and it reacted by gaining weight. I'm putting a slant on all of this to support the topic of this thread obviously but my point is simply that at this point we can still apply this theory until more evidence proves a different cause.
As for how to gain? Well, simply do what I have done! Starve yourself and then every so often eat more than you did when starving and the weight goes on like magic! It is all fat of course, no or little muscle. (This is a joke of course, please don't actually damage yourself by doing this.)
Here is another one I ignored because I'm already smaller than she is, so I thought our standards were just different. She is amazingly strong though and is probably at her current weight because she wants to be not because she doesn't know how to get lower.
Weekly Reader Question # 8: Bust Through Your Fat Loss Plateau (Part 2) | Molly Galbraith
Loved those. So glad to not be the only one. I think I may be a little low yet but working on it. I am finding that I am amazed at how hungry I am now, and can't believe that I wasnt starving before. And if I ever have to go back to 12, 13, 1400, it is going to be hard. Well I guess I did it before, I can do it again. Point is, I just can't believe it based on how hungry I am now.
Geesh based on her numbers, I am still way to low. ugggh Well I guess that should be a good thing I guess.
65lbs gone and counting!!
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Having a real measure of success feels great and having a body that can do stuff is liberating in a way that just being a feminist doesn't quite do (sorry, I'm old enough that the word feminist has a good connotation). Real physical change -> real inner transformation.
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The Intel Linux Graphics Installer was updated to version 1.0.4 and the new version supports Ubuntu 13.10 and Fedora 20.The Intel Graphics Installer for Linux is a tool developed by Intel that allows users to easily upgrade to the latest graphics drivers for Intel hardware. The installer automatically adds a repository used for upgrading the packages provided by Intel – that means that besides the Intel Linux Graphics Installer, you can also use the Ubuntu Software Updater, apt-get, etc. to upgrade the packages.The latest Intel Linux Graphics Installer 1.0.4 brings the 2013Q4 Intel Graphics Stack which includes OpenGL 3.3 API support, Fast Boot support and power savings features, among many other changes. A complete list of changes can be found HERE.Important note: The Intel Linux Graphics Installer does not support Intel GMA 3600 "due to the complex package dependencies of the binary graphics drivers for the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3600 Series used in the Intel Atom Processor N2600 Series and Intel Atom Processor N2800 Series" – use the drivers available with your Linux distribution instead.Download Intel Graphics Installer for LinuxThis hasn't happened for some time, but I'll add this note anyway: in the past, this installer caused some serious
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MILLVILLE — For this month's Third Friday, Millville's Glasstown Arts District is hoping to appeal to the senses of each visitor with artwork, music, treats and fashion all on display.
At the Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts will show off artwork from local painters, with a focus on the surrounding Maurice River valley.
The Maurice River School Exhibition is scheduled for July 19 at the arts center for its Third Friday series of events.
Paintings detail the Delaware Bay, Maurice River tributaries and South Jersey's marshland.
The painters have studied with Maurice River School founder Pat Witt, who has made a career out of capturing South Jersey's natural beauty.
The artwork is framed and ready for sale to any aficionados.
Something Sweet hopes to entice customers with live music and then keep them with its new seating and familiar treats.
Live music is also planned for Bogart's Books & Coffee, the Glasstown Plaza and the gazebo next to the Oar House.
Performance art will be on display at the Village on High as local performers present "Circus — The Greatest Show on Earth."
Third Friday devotees can also buy crafts and gifts at Dew Drop Inn and Fiber Arts Cafe.
Music lovers are invited to the Levoy Theatre to watch The Hunts, nine-person family band that specializes in Celtic, country and rock and roll music. Don't know The Hunts, yet? Here are some YouTube clips:
For more information about Third Friday, visit www.glasstownartsdistrict.com.
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