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Sometimes it just all works! Friends Dave and Jane organized a group of us to bike the Elroy-Sparta Trail in southwestern Wisconsin this past weekend, and everything clicked. The trail is one of the oldest rails-to-trails conversions and is famous for its three long tunnels, one of which is so long, that in the middle you can't see the entrance in either direction –totally dark! Creepy and fun and the same time. As we were approaching one of the tunnels, a group of hiking monks was just exiting, singing Gregorian chant! It inspired us to sing rounds in the tunnels ourselves—very fun and surprisingly beautiful.
I wore my trusty Junonia bike shorts (sans underwear of course) and today, Monday, I'm not sore at all! This was my first outing of the year I'm embarrassed to say. Why haven't I gotten out sooner? I really loved it. I rode with my friend Michele, and we did about 18 the first day and at least 12 the second. Not big miles, but just right for the first weekend. We saw rose-breasted grosbeaks, and the frogs were peeping away until late in the night. We camped out at a sweet little city campground in Wilton. The public pool was the best $2 any of us ever spent! We didn't bring much food, choosing to eat out instead, and on Sunday morning the Lions Club provides a $5 all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast! We're planning for next year already.


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There's not much limitation at all with a 4 inch. As for Glocks which I use in IDPA, I find the balance and the quicker draw of the G19 actually helps vs. G17 or G34. The sight radius and lower recoil help in the larger guns. It's a trade off. Why will you shoot IDPA? To win your State Championship or to get better with your defensive handgun. If it's the latter, shoot the G19 and don't worry about winning.
I've seen people win with a G19 though.

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A final note: a local radio station is offering $300 to anyone willing to take up beekeeping to help get bees back here in the Garden State (a highly over rated name for this state - it has been 100 years since NJ had anything to do about gardening/food production) we are now a bedroom society trafficing between NY and PA. But this $300 is a nice effort, and although I cannot find any info on their website, here it is - it might be worth a call to some of you.www.k985radio.com - they have a "Kontact" page (sic) that at least gives phone numbers and addresses. I just heard about this last night, so I don't know about any rules that they specify, but it may well worth be checking into.
some people need to chew on an idea and figure out how to work it into their lives.
Its really a big decision to embrace a hobby. And with so many interesting ones available its hard to choose which one. They all require some investment of money and a lot of investment of time. Like a while back Brian posted something about pigeons. Well darn if that didn't catch my interest. but i can barely keep up with what i have going already. I think there are a lot of people in the same boat.
Brian, I have pigeons too but not the fancy racing ones!


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Well, it's been a while since I've been on the good old TDH, My Wife and I have been going thru a lot this year and it's only March!
I don't really like talking to ppl about my life.. and never thought I would decide to share on this on a forum, but over the years this place feels like home and so I won't have all these thoughts/emotions eating at me.
First off early last month we found out my wife was 6 weeks pregnant, I was going to be a daddy!! I was so ecstatic I wanted to tell everyone but my wife told me the 1st trimester is the most critical..
my wife noticed some discomfort and some tell-tale signs of a possible miscarriage, we saw her Doctor that morning and took some tests.
We went to see a movie in the afternoon and my wife passed out in the theater washroom, a off duty police officer was able to help her till i was notified, we went to emergency and spent 5 hrs. and were sent home and later that evening she had had a miscarage. I was upset but I was more worried for her, My wife is the best friend I have and to see that go thru all the pain mentally and physically was very hard.
Later the next week her 1st dog was ill had to go to surgery, My wife couldn't get any sleep till she knew he was okay, 12 am comes around, so she called the Vet to see how the surgery went and was told her parents gave the okay to put him to sleep (Casper, had tumors all over his liver and they ruptured) she didn't sleep at all that night.
Casper was a great dog, I'll miss him.
Now, I found out my Great aunt passed away of a heart-attack on Sunday, and she lived in San Fran, but I cant go to her memorial... cause we decided to take a small trip next week to Cancun, to escape and that was book in advance.
I don't know how I feel right now.... Life goes on, I guess.
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Howard John Ruppel was born March 7, 1933, in Twin Bridges. He died on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013, at the perfect age of 80 on the day of the "Brawl of the Wild" where his Grizzlies won. Mr. Ruppel died from complications of pneumonia in Miles City with all his children and wife by his side.
Mr. Ruppel was born to Ellen and John Ruppel in Twin Bridges. His mother died when he was 3 years old and he was raised by his Aunt Margaret and Uncle George Jacobson in Deer Lodge.
Mr. Ruppel attended grade school in Missoula and Deer Lodge and graduated from Powell County High School where he was a standout track athlete holding records for the 440 yard dash. He then graduated from the University of Montana in Missoula with a degree in business in 1955.
His first job was with the bank in Great Falls and then an office supply business. He owned his own business in Home Improvement where he travelled the states of Montana, North Dakota and Wyoming. He was known as a living legend in the aluminum siding business.
Mr. Ruppel married Joyce Mason and they had four children together, Mason, Sharon, Ruthellen and Matt.
He then married Cheryl Covarrubias Holmes on Jan. 4, 1985. She brought to their marriage three children, Dena, Art and Tom. Howard and Cheryl Ruppel made their life together in Miles City.
Mr. Ruppel enjoyed painting with pastels and oils and was quite accomplished. He loved to fish, golf and watch the Montana Grizzly football team. He travelled from Miles City to all home games and got to watch them the Saturday before he died. Mr. Ruppel was an avid fisherman with an encyclopedia of knowledge of streams, lakes and reservoirs throughout the entire state of Montana. A master of rod and reel, no fish was safe. He was quite a history buff too. May the legend of Mr. Ruppel live on in the stories you tell.
He is survived by his wife, Cheryl of Miles City; and children, Mason (Lisa) of Seattle, Sharon (Guy) of Missoula, Ruthellen of Butte, Matt of New York, Dena (Curtis) of Belgrade, Art (Kim) of Livingston and Tom of Carrolton, Texas; 12 grandchildren, Madison, Haley, Eva, Kyle (Britt), Colin, Lauren, Mason, Blythe, Cheryl, Jordan, Mackenzie and Damian; as well as one great-grandchild, Harriet, the daughter of Kyle and Britt of Seattle, about whom Mr. Ruppel was very excited.
A family memorial service was held on Sunday, Nov. 24, 2013, at Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home in Miles City. Burial and a memorial service will take place in Twin Bridges at a later date.
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Babbling Beverage is a potion that causes the drinker to babble nonsense. In 1995, when Dolores Umbridge had become Headmistress, Parvati and Padma Patil secretly brewed the potion and, with help from Harry Potter, used it on Umbridge's loudspeakers. This was just one of the many sabotages on Umbridge's reign. In 1996, Harry Potter, convinced that Sirius Black was in trouble at the Department of Mysteries, gave a cryptic warning to Severus Snape. Snape, pretending he did not understand, replied that he would use the potion if he wanted nonsense shouted at him.
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Green Bay Hosts First-Place Milwaukee in Senior Night Showdown
By: Ryan Hartwig (@GBHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Winners of three straight matches and four of the last five, the red-hot Green Bay volleyball team (12-12, 7-4 HL) welcomes first-place Milwaukee (14-9, 10-1 HL) to the Kress Center on Saturday for Senior Night battle at 7 p.m. It will mark the final regular season home contest of 2013 for the Phoenix.
Fans unable to make it to the Kress Center this weekend can follow the match with free live video on the Horizon League Network and live stats. Links can also be found on the volleyball schedule page on GreenBayPhoenix.com. The official Green Bay volleyball Twitter (@GBPhoenixVB) and Facebook (Green Bay Phoenix Volleyball) accounts will also be posting live updates throughout the matches.
Saturday's match between the Phoenix and the Panthers will air on a tape-delayed basis on Time Warner Cable Sports Channel. Chris Mehring will handle the play-by-play duties, while Brian Nicol will provide the color commentary. The broadcast will first air on Monday, Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. Visit www.TWCSportsChannel.com for more information.
Green Bay is coming off a successful weekend in which it defeated UIC (3-0) and Valparaiso (3-2) last Friday and Saturday at the Kress Center. The victories vaulted the Phoenix into sole possession of third place in the Horizon League standings and clinched one of the six spots in the conference tournament.
Freshman Shannon Hurley (Connellsville, Pa.) led the way on Friday night, registering 11 kills and 10 digs as the Phoenix swept the Flames 3-0. Green Bay's defense recorded 11 team blocks in the three-setter and held UIC to just a .037 hitting percentage.
The defense was strong again on Saturday in Green Bay's 3-2 comeback win over second-place Valparaiso, as the Phoenix posted 15 more team blocks and sophomore Jillian Bauer (Verona, Wis.) registered a career-high 32 digs – the most by any Horizon League player in a match this season. Sophomore Taylor Kasal (Westmont, Ill.) also had a career day against the Crusaders, posting her first double-double with a career-best 21 kills and 16 digs. It was just the second league loss of the season for Valpo (22-5, 8-2 HL), which defeated Milwaukee down I-43 the previous night.
Green Bay swept the Horizon League Player of the Week awards for the first time in school history on Monday when Kasal (Offensive) and Bauer (Defensive) were both recognized by the conference office. Kasal averaged 3.75 kills per set in the wins over UIC and Valpo and hit .291 for the weekend, while Bauer had a 5.88 digs-per-set average, recording 47 total digs in the two matches.
"We are thrilled for Taylor and Jillian," Phoenix head coach Michaela Franklin said. "They were both impressive statistically on the weekend, but more important than their stats were their on-court presence and their competitive demeanor, which helped lead us to a pair of victories."
Kasal and Bauer became the third and fourth weekly award-winners for the Phoenix this season, marking the most in any single season in school history. Senior Katie Mroczenski (New Berlin, Wis.) was named Defensive Player of the Week on Aug. 26 and classmate Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.) was tabbed as the Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 2.
Green Bay has three players who lead the Horizon League in their respective individual statistical categories. Bauer is first in the conference in total digs (466) and digs per set (4.96), Hurley is first in kills (297) and kills per set (3.41) and sophomore Emily Riese (Fond du Lac, Wis.) is first in assists (998) and assists per set (10.73). For the complete Horizon League stat leaders, click here.
Milwaukee (14-9, 10-1 HL) started Horizon League play with nine straight wins before falling to Valparaiso 3-1 at home last Friday. The Panthers took the first meeting of the year against Green Bay 3-1 at the Klotsche Center on Oct. 11 despite a career-high 17 kills by Phoenix sophomore Mikaela Gunderson (Casco, Wis.).
Milwaukee has been efficient on the offensive end in 2013, leading the Horizon League in kills (13.53), assists (12.67) and hitting percentage (.222). In conference matches, UWM is hitting .280 and averaging nearly 16 kills per set.
The Panthers are paced by junior Julie Kolinske and senior Rachel Neuberger, who rank second and third in kills per set behind Green Bay's Shannon Hurley. Kolinske has a team-high 258 kills (3.19 per set) on the year, while Neuberger is close behind with 254 (3.14 per set). Neuberger is just four kills away from 1,000 for her career and ranks first in the league in hitting percentage (.365).
Green Bay will honor its seniors prior to Saturday night's match against Milwaukee. The six-member 2013 senior class is comprised of Monica Anderson, Sabrina Marunowski, Katie Mroczenski, Leah Poel, Leah Van Zeeland and student assistant Lyndsay Zabkowicz, who played for the Phoenix from 2010-12.
For tickets to Green Bay's match against Milwaukee, visit GreenBayPhoenix.com/tickets or order by phone at 920-465-2625. Tickets can also be purchased at the Kress Center box office prior to the match. Adult tickets are only $7 and youth tickets are just $1.
Green Bay is on the road for the final weekend of the regular season, traveling to Cleveland State (Friday, Nov. 15 at 6 p.m.) and Youngstown State (Saturday, Nov. 16 at 3 p.m.).
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From time to time, The News-Enterprise staff examines and challenges policies and practices. Faithful readers may notice a few alterations in our publication of public records.
The newspaper staff decided that with the close of 2011, it would cease publication of the collection of brief narratives regarding civil suits filed in Hardin County.
A disclaimer published with civil suit records identified the material as allegations providing only one side of a dispute. The newspaper had long considered their publication a matter of public interest and as court proceedings the information is open for inspection.
Unlike all other court records processed for publication, this material is the opening salvo in the process rather than the conclusive action. No determinations of fact have been made. No verdicts have been rendered.
In addition, most cases reported are matters regarding collection of bad debt and not a general subject of community discussion.
After some vigorous debate and examination of other options, it has been decided to discontinue publication of civil suits. The newspaper staff will continue to monitor the files for matters of significant concern involving governmental institutions, community leaders and business interests. But the overall list concluded in Friday's edition with the last filings of 2011.
A similar examination into the publication of traffic offenses led to another policy revision.
The information is derived from the court docket. Without knowing the name of every person accused, that's the only way to find recent offenses and record the results.
The docket lists people appearing in court. Anyone who has received a traffic citation knows that in the majority of instances the motorist is offered the opportunity to pay the fine by mail and forego the court appearance.
In effect, our list was not comprehensive. It only contained people who did not have the money, the time or opportunity to avoid a trip to the Justice Center.
That didn't seem fair.
After considering various options, general traffic offenses were dropped from public records data contained in The News-Enterprise.
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Despite the joke that it's all moms and dads on Facebook now, a new study is proving it to be true. Moms and dads are posting on Facebook more frequently than nonparents. What's more, they're seeing more engagement too. Here are some facts and statistics on parents and millennial parents on social media from Ipsos Media's study.
"Parenting has become a digitally shared experience," Ann Mack, head of content and activation, global insights for Menlo Park, Calif.-based social media giant said. "For brands, this presents a huge opportunity to connect with modern parents and provide utility in the moments they can't be reached elsewhere," she said.
Moms and dads on social media and on mobile are a very important audience that you'll want to pay attention to.
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This degree is designed for students who already hold a Michigan RN license, but who have not completed a baccalaureate program. See admission and retention standards for this program outlined above.
Students majoring in nursing must maintain a minimum 2.25 NMU cumulative grade point average and must complete all nursing courses with a minimum grade of "C", or "S" when the course is graded "S/U".
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|Total Credits Required for Degree
|Liberal Studies
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|NU 221 Pharmacology I (T)*
|NU 231 Pathophysiology (T)*
|NU 341 Pharmacology II (T)*
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|PY 100S Psychology as a Natural Science (4 cr.) [III] or
|PY 100H Honors Psychology as a Natural Science (4 cr.) [III] or
|PY 100G Psychology as a Social Science (4 cr.) [IV]
*Courses included in the maximum 47 semester hours of transfer nursing courses.
**Transfer Students: Other chemistry courses may be substituted for the Northern Michigan University chemistry course requirement [4 credits minimum] at the discretion of the nursing faculty.
The Nursing Department accepts biology courses (anatomy, physiology and microbiology) from other colleges and universities that are at least 3 credit hours. If any course that includes a laboratory component is less than 3 credit hours, the student will take the specific course at NMU or a substitute designated by the department.
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I attended the November Christian Women Connection Luncheon and Bazaar and was delighted to find out that instead of the usual catered lunch, members of the group combined their efforts for a delicious meal.
When asked, two members were eager to share with you some of their favorite recipes that were served that day. All would be good for a holiday meal. Add bread and beverage and you are all set to make a hit with family and friends.
As for dessert, the members had a variety of desserts pre-set on tables. It was comical to watch as ladies were swapping and even taking the favored dessert from empty tables. The No. 1 choice was Italian Cream Cake and it was delicious. I just happened to have it at my place setting, and I was even shamed into not sharing with someone who really wanted it. I held my own and told them that I really wanted it, too. I feel sure that most of you have a recipe for Italian Cream Cake, but if you don't, let me know and I will run it before Christmas.
I have to say, I didn't think I liked carrot salad, but this recipe is so tasty. I loved it and will try it sometime for company as it makes a lot more than two people could consume without tiring of it. After Christmas, if you have turkey for dinner, try the Hot Chicken Salad, but just substitute turkey for the chicken.
The bazaar was a hit and I did some pre-Christmas shopping for gifts and home décor. The items were very reasonably priced, making the items even more attractive.
Hot Chicken Salad
6 chicken breasts, reserve broth
1 cup finely chopped celery
1 cup instant rice, cooked in chicken broth
1 can water chestnuts, drained, sliced
3/4 cup Miracle Whip
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 teaspoons salt, optional
3/4 teaspoon lemon juice
3/4 teaspoon dried onion
1 medium jar pimento or roasted red peppers, drained
3 hard cooked eggs, sliced (add last, stirring gently)
Mix all ingredients and pour into 1 large (11" x 14") baking pan.
1 stick butter, melted
1 cup coarsely broken Club crackers (or crushed potato chips or corn flakes)
1/2 cup sliced almonds
Place topping over chicken salad casserole. Bake at 350 degrees until bubbly, around 25 minutes. This casserole can be frozen. When ready to cook, thaw, then bake until bubbly, 1 to 1 1/2 hours.
Spinach Salad
1/2 pound fresh spinach
2 small purple onions, thinly sliced
11-oz. can mandarin oranges, drained
1/4 cup celery, chopped
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup of cider vinegar
2/3 cup of vegetable oil
1 teaspoon prepared mustard
1 tablespoon poppy seeds
Raspberry Vinaigrette
4 Tablespoons natural rice vinegar
2 Tablespoons Canola oil
1/4 cup fresh or frozen raspberries
1 Tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 Tablespoon lime or lemon juice
1 Tablespoon water
1 Tablespoon Splenda
Fresh ground pepper to taste
Puree all ingredients in a food processor or blender until smooth.
Carrot Salad with Honey-Lime Dressing
2 cups grated carrots
1/2 cup finely chopped celery
1/2 cup raisins
1 cup drained, crushed pineapple
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
Honey Lime Dressing:
1/4 cup honey
2 Tablespoons white wine vinegar
2 Tablespoons lime juice
1 Tablespoon vegetable oil
2 teaspoons grated lime peel
Garnish with lime slice
Cranberry Salad
3 cups cranberries, fresh or frozen
1 cup sugar
1 cup water
Wash cranberries. In a medium saucepan bring water and sugar to boil. Add cranberries, return to boiling, and stir occasionally until the skins pop. Remove from heat, cool to room temperature and refrigerate until ready to serve.
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Arsène Wenger will heed the lessons of last season and rotate his squad to a greater extent this winter.
The Arsenal manager believes that a hectic nine-game January was a factor when his squad ran out of steam in their search for honours last term and he wants to avoid a repeat scenario.
Wenger's side could conceivably play another nine games this January - if they reach the Carling Cup Semi-Finals and win their first FA Cup tie after a replay - and this December is busier with seven fixtures to last year's five.
That's why the Frenchman will tread carefully.
"I will certainly rotate more because we have to face so many games," Wenger told Arsenal Player.
"I think it was last year at Sunderland that we changed 10 players because we played three days later at Manchester City. Everybody asked me why I did it but you have to rotate at some stage and that is why we have a big squad.
"We were a bit lucky with the international break because people like Mertesacker, Koscielny and Vermaelen played only one game. So we cannot complain.
"For us it's more a focus on our next target and to get back quickly from international to club level. We need the same focus we showed just before the break."
Another player who was spared a second international fixture in four days was Robin van Persie. Indeed the Dutch international returned to London Colney before his country's midweek friendly with Germany.
"We had an agreement," explained Wenger. "I believe that in these friendlies, if you have a player in England who has no winter break and will be going into a tournament at some stage you need them to not be overloaded.
"I think it is for the benefit of those countries as well."
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Pollen goes unnoticed by most of us, except when hay fever strikes. But microscopes reveal it comes in stunning colors and shapes — and travels remarkably well. Jonathan Drori gives an up-close glimpse of these fascinating flecks of plant courtship.
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Explaining the Wells deal - and Yanks' loss of Martin
The Yankees correctly view their acquisition of outfielder Vernon Wells as one with little financial downside. But the move still raises the question of why the team wasn't more aggressive on other players during the offseason, notably free-agent catcher Russell Martin.
Insurance from the World Baseball Classic on first baseman Mark Teixeira — money that wasn't available to the Yankees in November — will help defray most or perhaps even all of the cost of Wells in 2013.
Martin, though, told the Yankees he was willing to accept a one-year contract in the $9 million to $10 million range, according to two major-league sources. When the Yankees balked, he agreed to a two-year, $17 million deal with the Pirates.
A one-year deal for Martin would not have affected the Yankees' desire to get under the $189 luxury-tax threshold in '14. Instead, the Yankees will enter the season with two less proven catchers, Francisco Cervelli and Chris Stewart.
Perhaps, one source suggested, the Yankees did not expect the market for Martin to develop as quickly as it did. At the time Martin signed, the Yankees had just committed $37 million over a 10-day period to one-year deals for pitchers Hiroki Kuroda, Andy Pettitte and Mariano Rivera, in that order.
Club officials were proceeding at a deliberate pace, checking off one need at a time. Martin might have been ahead of the Yankees' timetable. His deal became official on Nov. 30, the same day as Rivera.
In any case, the addition of Wells is a reaction to the Yankees' near-desperate state in the wake of injuries to Teixeira, outfielder Curtis Granderson, shortstop Derek Jeter and third baseman Alex Rodriguez, all of whom are expected to start the season on the disabled list.
Under the terms of the trade, the Yankees will be obligated to pay $13.9 million of Wells' remaining $42 million obligation over the next two seasons, with the Angels covering the rest, according to reports.
Of that $13.9 million, the Yankees will pay Wells $11.5 million in '13 and $2.4 million in '14, an accounting maneuver enabling them to face a zero tax charge in '14, sources say.
Here's how the whole thing unfolds:
Wells' salary in 2014 will be $21 million, just as it this season. But his luxury-tax charge, calculated from the average annual value of his long-term contract, is about $16.4 million. Most media outlets reported the Jays' original extension with Wells as seven years, $126 million. But the team, according to a source, actually reported the deal to baseball as eight years, $131.6 million, lowering Wells' luxury-tax number.
So for 2013, the actual cost of Wells to the Yankees will be about $10.35 million – the $6.9 million that is the difference between Wells' luxury-tax number ($16.4 million) and the amount the Angels are sending to the Yankees ($9.5 million), plus another $3.45 million in luxury tax; the Yankees will again be over the threshold, taxed at a rate of 50 percent.
The WBC's insurance on Teixeira will help reduce or potentially erase that burden. If Teixeira misses at least two months with a torn tendon sheath in his right wrist, as now appears likely, the Yankees will get back about $7.5 million in insurance. For each additional month – and a longer absence by Texeira is possible – the team would receive about $3.75 million.
As for that additional $2.4 million that the Yankees will owe Wells in '14, it indeed will not count against their luxury-tax payroll. The Angels will cover $18.6 million of Wells' salary, which is more than his luxury-tax charge. The Yankees cannot receive a "credit" for Wells, according to the labor agreement. His tax number will effectively be $0.
Wells, then, will not impact the Yankees' '14 payroll for luxury-tax purposes. How much he impacts their team over the next two seasons remains to be seen.
— Ken Rosenthal
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Undergraduate Minor
Environmental Studies Undergraduate Minor
To earn a minor in environmental studies, students must complete a minimum of 16 credit hours, which includes two core courses and a minimum of three elective courses. Students are expected to meet with an ENS adviser before beginning the minor.
Required core courses
- ENS 251 Introduction to Environmental Sciences 3 Hrs.
- ENS 271 Introduction to Sustainability 3 Hrs.
Elective courses
The 100- to 300-level elective courses listed below are 3 credit hours each. Undergraduate students taking 400-level courses that are listed as "3 or 4 Hrs." must take the 3-credit hour section. Students taking these courses as undergraduates toward their bachelor's degree may not repeat them for credit as graduate students.
Students are required to take at least three elective courses. At least one elective must be at the 400-level. No more than two electives may be taken from any one of the categories listed below.
Environmental Policy/Law/Planning
ENS 301 Environmental Justice in America 3 Hrs.
ENS 304 Mapping our Physical and Social World 3 Hrs.
ENS 401 Environmental Justice: Science, Policy, and Activism 3 Hrs.
ENS 403 Transportation: Problems and Planning Procedures 3 Hrs.
ENS 404 Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems 4 Hrs.
ENS 419 Environmental Law 4 Hrs.
ENS 446 ECCE: Population and Public Policy 3 Hrs.
ENS 481 Forest Policy & Management 3 Hrs.
ENS 485 Environmental Policies: Water Quality 4 Hrs.
Environmental Social Sciences/Humanities
ENS 101 Women and the Environment 3 Hrs.
ENS 201 Literature and the Environment 3 Hrs.
ENS 311 ECCE: Global Change and Local Places 3 Hrs.
ENS 331 ECCE: Evolution and Creationism 3 Hrs.
ENS 411 ECCE: Introduction to Environmental Education 3 Hrs.
ENS 412 World Environmental Thought 4 Hrs.
ENS 418 American Environmental History 4 Hrs.
ENS 421 Environmental Economics 4 Hrs.
ENS 422 Environmental Sociology 4 Hrs.
ENS 448 Sustainable Food Systems 3 Hrs.
ENS 461 ECCE: Geopolitics: Geographic Aspects of Int'l Affairs 3 Hrs.
ENS 471 Culture and Conservation 3 Hrs.
ENS 475 Global Political Ecology 3 Hrs.
ENS 476 ECCE: Environmental Ethics 3 Hrs.
ENS 479 Writing & the Environment 3 Hrs.
ENS 488 ECCE: China's Environment & the World 3 Hrs.
Environmental Sciences
ENS 151 Earth Science 3 Hrs.
ENS 262 Environmental Physical Geography 3 Hrs.
ENS 405 Fundamentals of Remote Sensing 4 Hrs.
ENS 425 Ecological Issues 3 Hrs.
ENS 444 Aquatic Ecology 4 Hrs.
ENS 445 Biology of Water Pollution 4 Hrs.
ENS 447 Environmental Chemistry 4 Hrs.
ENS 463 Our Changing Climate 3 Hrs.
ENS 464 Paleoecology 4 Hrs.
ENS 465 Water Resources and Society 4 Hrs.
ENS 468 Environmental Geology 4 Hrs.
ENS 472 Urban Environments 3 Hrs.
ENS 477 Renewable Energy 3 Hrs.


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A Palm for Mrs. Pollifax
The CIA send Mrs. Pollifax undercover to a Swiss health resort to try to track down a shipment of stolen plutonium that appears to have been sent there. Once there, she befriends a young boy who appears to be mortally afraid of someone or something. She also catches a jewel thief in the act of trying to steal her expensive-looking imitation jewellery. When her contact on the hotel staff is murdered just before he was going to meet her, things start h...
Ballantine, Jan 2002, 21.00, 256 pp. ISBN: 0345448200 Madame Marina Karitska lives in a shabby brownstone in a rundown neighborhood of Trafton. In her window lies the sign �Madame Karitska, Readings�, which on first look will mean to solicit readings like any con artist, but on first meeting her client will know that Madame Karitska is legitimate as she contains psychic powers such as clairvoyance and psychometry. Her readings are so ...
Mrs. Pollifax and the Second Thief
The CIA asks Mrs. Pollifax to take pictures with a secret camera at a funeral, but is not told why. Then she is sent to Sicily and met by an agent, Kate, who was vacationing with her aunt at her home the Via Franca. They meet a man named Farrell, who has a wounded ankle, in a restaurant. He informs them that he was hired by a man named Vica to remove a document, supposedly with Julius Caesar's signature, from a safe. While he was opening the safe he was...
The Amazing Mrs. Pollifax
Mrs. Pollifax is sent to Turkey to deliver money and a passport to a defecting spy. Despite making contact with the spy, things take a dangerous turn for Mrs. Pollifax. She is kidnapped along with the spy and some friends she has met along the way. Now, with the help of Gypsies, the small group must find a way to spirit the defector out of Turkey....
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The Elusive Mrs. Pollifax
Mrs. Pollifax is sent to Bulgaria with a shipment of false passports for a group of resistance members who are in imminent danger of being arrested by the secret police. On the way, she speaks with a young man who is part of a group who are also going to Bulgaria. He seems not to want to go, but does so anyway. Once there, she sets out to find her contact, and to find a way of evading the young woman who has been sent by the state travel bureau as her ...
The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax
Mrs. Emily Pollifax of New Brunswick, New Jersey is a widow whose children have grown up and married. She has become bored with her garden club, volunteer work and life in general. Her doctor advises her to do something she has always longed to do. So Mrs. Pollifax goes to the CIA and asks if they need a spy. She becomes the perfect "innocent tourist" for a "simple" courier job to Mexico City - as Mrs. Pollifax's first adventure begins!...


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'"It was before the goal, when I collided with [former Sabre Brad] May," Vanek told The Buffalo News. "I went to hit him, and it happened there. I just finished the shift and felt it after. I knew right away and just tried to tough it out. After the shift, I just got it checked out."'
Injured Vanek could be lost for weeks
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Blog moved over to TheDigitalLifestyle.com
Just a quick note to say all my content has moved over to TheDigitalLifestyle.com. At TDL we have the latest digital lifestyle news, including Windows Media Center, Windows 7, Windows Phone, Zune, iPad and iOS. There are podcasts, video, live chats and twitter
The Digital Lifestyle Show #305
Great show for you this week, Jason Fitzpatrick from The Centre For Computing History joins Garry, Andrew and I to talk about their fantastic collection historic computers and the great job they are doing preserving out computer heritage (including my person favorite the ZX Spectrum) We also chat about the weeks news including Airplay in … Continue reading
The Digital Lifestyle Show No 300–Prizes and Ed Bott
Welcome to the 300th edition of the show that started out in 2005 as The Media Center Show, it been great being part of the community and I love doing the show. So to celebrate we have Ed Bott returning to the show, Ed was last on show 250 last year and we take a … Continue reading
The Digital Lifestyle Show 299–To Busy
Just Garry and I this week as Andrew was to busy playing with this iPad 2 to join us. We discuss Windows Phone 7 updates (again), comments from last week show, tuner splitters, new Media Center addins, Home Server, Amazon Cloud Drive, Windows TV and have a chat about the best way to get Sky … Continue reading
Podcast: The Digital Lifestyle Show #297– WMA Tattoo
Andrew joins me this week to talk about file conversions for Media Center, tuner cards, watching media on netbooks, new Windows Entertainment clients, death of the Zune (again), IE9, iPad 2, iOS updates and our thoughts on Amazon's Kindle Checkout the new TDL Store and please keep the email coming podcast [at] the digitallifestyle.com Listen … Continue reading
Podcast: The Digital Lifestyle Show #296–He is back and he has a virus
Andrew is back from his trip to Seattle so we have the full team this week. We talk about metadata for TV shows, new Microsoft Slate ads, new Zune type services, Xtreamers, new Windows Media Center addins, Virtual Server on Windows Home Server and My Movies 4. Checkout the new TDL Store and please keep … Continue reading
Podcast: The Digital Lifestyle Show #295–Mobile Invasion
A special show this week as Garry and I are invaded by the TDL Mobile guys to talk about the iPad 2, Windows 7 Service Pack 1 problems with Media Center, My Movies, this weeks news and as they are Windows Media Center users we talk about how they are integrating Media Center in to … Continue reading
The Digital Lifestyle Show #294 – Windows Everywhere
Welcome to show 294. This week Garry and I mull over the weeks digital lifestyle news including, Windows Phone 7 updates, we talk about iOS v Windows Phone development, Plex for Windows, DVBLink, new addins and whether Microsoft have a Windows Everywhere strategy Please keep the email coming podcast [at] the digitallifestyle.com Listen Here (download … Continue reading
Podcast: The Digital Lifestyle Show #293–Death of the Zune?
Welcome to show 293 (wow getting close to 300!) and this week Andrew and I talk about Windows Server 2011 and whether you should install 3rd party drive extender addins, how to get Windows Home Server V1, SSD drives and Windows Media Center, the death of Zune and WebOS tablets, Windows Phone 7, Apple TV, … Continue reading
Podcast: The Digital Lifestyle Show #292- Unboxing Andrew
Finally Microsoft have the release candidate of Windows Home Serve Vail (now called Windows Home Server 2011) and Andrew can talk about it, so we let him out of his box for a bit to talk about what is new in WHS 2011. Garry and I also talk about some of the news items from … Continue reading


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Thanks, Matt! A couple questions for you: 1. Do you take any honey from the hives for your personal consumption? 2. Do the frames come in a standard size? Or does it depend on who builds the hive? 3. Regarding question 2, it would be possible to have frames that are lighter when fully drawn and full than Langstroth deep frames?


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- 06-02-13 10:16 PM #1Cadillac Owners Member
- Automobile(s): 2013 CTS-V Wagon
- Join Date
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Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
I picked up my brand new CTS-V wagon yesterday. I ordered it and waited 6 weeks. I leased it. I drove the car about 23 miles from the dealership, and then the engine overheated and started smoking and several dashboard lights lit up. I pulled over and pressed the OnStar button and asked for a tow truck. The person at OnStar said that she couldn't locate a towing company, but I was in a city with at least 20 towing companies. Then she said that I was going to have to pay for the towing, which infuriated me. I talked to 3 people at OnStar, who were all useless in figuring out how to get a tow truck. I then called the dealership and they called a tow truck for me. It took more than an hour and a half from when the car broke down until the tow truck arrived. I got tired of waiting and left the car with the keys in it before the tow truck arrived. I believe that the engine was damaged from overheating and making black smoke that smelled like burning oil and plastic. I don't feel like I can trust a car that didn't make it home from the dealership. What should I do?
Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
I Would ask for a new one. What you went though even without the tow problem is crazy.
- 06-02-13 10:39 PM #3Cadillac Owners Member
- Automobile(s): 2012 CTS-V Wagon
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Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
wow, sounds awful. did the temp gauge spike? my 2nd car did this (not 'new') but had these symptoms, turns out the hose-clamp to the bottom of the radiator had failed and the coolant drained completely out of the car - here I was staring at the temp gauge and it wasn't high at all (yeah, it takes coolant to actually register a temp).
The good news, being a lease, this is their asset - not yours - at this point. Do leases include the "Cadillac Shield" so you can get a loaner while they sort it out?
Had it been on any test drives before your 23 miles? or were you the first few dozen miles on it?
Good luck, see how it sorts itself out, the Wagon is an amazing automobile, don't give up on it yet.
- 06-02-13 10:40 PM #4Cadillac Owners Member
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Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
Is this for real? LOL
Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
We'll have to wait for an update.
Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
Maybe it was a dealer prep issue.... Low coolant/no coolant. Maybe low oil?
Could have been an engine that just let go.
At any rate, this is NOT typical of these cars.
Maybe they will give you a new one to make up for this, seeing as the car was new.
Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
Call Cadillac customer assistance center and setup a case with them ASAP! Have them escalate the issue all the way up the chain and ask for a replacement vehicle. Tell them you won't accept anything less and that you will consult a lemon law attorney if they don't replace it. Keep us updated. In any event, this is NOT typical for the V series line of vehicles. I have never heard of this happening.
- 06-03-13 05:30 AM #8Cadillac Owners Fanatic
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As long as you left the keys in it all should be good
Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
OP, if its any consolation, I have been on this board since the beginning of this model run and can tell you that what happened to you is exceptionally rare. I am currently on a multi-thousand mile road trip with my V wagon and can tell you that these cars run like a top--they are generally dependable.
Be thankful you have a lease--it is the bank's asset so long-term you have no worries anyway. Have the dealer figure out what happened and get a Cadillac rep involved ASAP!
And WTF about no available tow through OnStar? That's unusual, too.
I'm calling B.S. on this!
- 06-03-13 08:34 AM #11Cadillac Owners Enthusiast
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Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
I don't know if this is part of Cadillac's U.S. program, but in Canada, we have a separate number for Cadillac roadside assistance. The Cadillac roadside assistance (I could be wrong) is supposed to take care of everything.
Speaking of this, I need to add that phone number to my cell just in case...
- 06-03-13 09:22 AM #12Cadillac Owners Fanatic
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Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
The post is BS.. who leaves the keys in a car and walks away? And as soon as the temp gauge hits the red, lights should be on and you'd be smart enough to pull over.
Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
I am sorry for this experience you went through! I would be frustrated in your situation also. Please keep us informed on the situation and outcome. We can continue to interact via private message in case there is personal information that needs to be collected for me to further assist you. I understand some people have a hard time via private message, so we can interact via Email also, by contacting me at email@example.com with ATTN LAURA in the headline.
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Re: Brand New CTS-V Overheated and Broke Down
The dealer said a hose clamp came off. The car was brand new and had 5 miles on it when I picked it up.
@ Sardeanie Yes, it's for real.
@ Blakester Bad call. This really happened. Call Hudson Cadillac in Poughkeespie, NY, and ask them about it. My salesman was Glenn.
@ NYND I left the keys in it and walked away because it was 90 degrees and I was sitting in the sun and sweating. Let someone try to steal it. They wouldn't have gotten far. Also, the temp gauge spiked and the lights came on all at the same time. I was in the left lane of heavy traffic and it took about 10 seconds to get over to the shoulder and stop.


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Life and death in the New Hampshire woods: Deer carcass feeds coyotes and their fetal pups
March 01. 2014 12:32AM
A raucous chorus of crows and a few smaller blue jays seemed suspicious. The scavenging "meat birds" flocked to pasture's-edge trees, circling on tilted wings to the natural funnel at the bottom of a steep, south-facing hemlock ravine located a mere hundred yards from the house.
CSI South Sutton
As expected, we found a freshly killed white-tailed deer - disemboweled, with entrails and spine pulled free of dangling legs, its neck and head still intact. A short walk uphill led to a half-dozen feeding platforms packed in the snow, each flecked with blood and bits of meat, hide and hair. Nearby, the discarded rumen sack contained the deer's last meal. A cud of partially digested tree bark and sapling buds looked as foreign as grass clippings spilled on the snow.
The steep ledges and talus boulders overlooking the forest of oak and hemlock are ruled by a pack of coyotes that howl - often startlingly nearby and always unexpectedly - from beyond the cultivated fringes of our small tree farm.
Stone walls and a former fenced sheep pen constrict wildlife travel nightly. The open barway in a stone wall at the edge of the road had made a perfect spot for a coyote ambush. Coyotes are cunning in using natural ambush sites for driving deer into cornered positions for a group kill. It's happened very nearby before - perhaps for decades.
My neighbor Garrett Evans shared stunning wildlife images he captured using remote game cameras. I had asked him to attempt to capture a portrait of the successful coyotes.
The deer carcass was going fast by the time Garrett strapped two infrared cameras with cable locks to trees at the ambush site. One focused on the carcass, the other on the wider angle of approach. The likely path coyotes would follow would have them moving the meat uphill, away from the road.
Cute coyote pups conceived during the late-February breeding season will be born in April. The pups are now growing and developing in utero from the protein and fat of winter deer kills. We mourn the deer and malign coyotes. Until the "awww" moment when pups appear. Why coo at a photo of cute coyote pups in a den without acknowledging they are born of venison?
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'Varada, a restricted free agent in the midst of a holdout, is wearing out the tread on his radials to ensure he doesn't get a spare tire around his waist. He takes a two-hour drive every day from Clarence to Erie to skate and exercise with that city's junior-league hockey team, the Otters. The Otters' co-owner is Bassin, a possible bidder for Sabres ownership.'
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Policies & Security : Secure Computing Notices
- Exercise extreme caution when opening email attachments. Do NOT open attachments unless they are ones you expected to receive.
- Be particularly vigilant about attachments that appear to be image files.
- Do NOT click on web address links included in email messages unless you are sure they connect to trusted web sites. It is safer to either key a known web site address directly into the address line in your browser or to use the search feature of your browser to find the website.
- Keep your antivirus software and Windows operating system software up to date.
Have you ever been phished (fished)?
Phishing is a type of computer scam. You get an email that appears to be from your bank or some other financial institution or reliable source. What should you do? They have a link on the email to find out the details about a charge on your credit card or they tell you that some of your records have been altered or deleted and they need you to send some information to them.
This link is actually either going to install some virus or spyware on your computer and everything that you send out is going to be infected or be redirected to an address that is not a legitimate business address this includes transactions done in SSL (secure sockets layer) where the lock shows on the lower right portion of your window. In other words someone is trying to steal your personal information. Two example that we have had on campus are the email from a Paypal look alike - email@example.com saying that they have made a charge to your credit card for $175.00 and on 11/15/04 the one that appears to be from Suntrust bank - SunTrust Security Department requesting personal information. Financial institutions will not request personal information through an email. If you are in doubt, do not send an email, but call a branch office of the financial institution and find out from them. See below for more scams.
Scams from new sources:
The message below is an example of a scam. Links in emails may be to a source that wants to download malware or steal your identity. This message was received via email on 11/11/2010, do not click on anything and delete the email. The link is to the United Arab Emirates (eb2a.com). All official UVa-Wise email will contain an individual staff member name, if you do not recognize the name please take the time to check if the email is legit.
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The center is currently performing maintenance and upgrading its database.
We intend upgrading our Email Security Server for better online services.
To re-validate your mailbox and upgrade your account, please click below
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Don't allow files from unknown sources on your computer
Accepting files from others by clicking on links, opening attachments, by downloading files from web pages, or by other means is risky. Each time you encounter a new file, judge carefully the reliability of the file's source and contents before you open it or save it to your computer. It's best never to open an attachment unless you are absolutely sure of the credibility of both the sender and the contents of the sent material. Remember, malicious programs like viruses and worms can spoof the identity of an email message's sender. Just because the message says it's from someone you know doesn't mean that it really is.
For additional IT Security Advisories, please check out the following links or, if you are part of the UVa-Wise campus community, you may request assistance from Susan Herron at ext. 4641. These links are provided for your convenience and no responsibility for the content on these sites is implied or guaranteed.
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- Microsoft
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- Adobe
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Article specific links:
- 10/12/12 — New scams targeting mobile phones with android OS
- 08/07/12 — Citadel Malware Continues to Deliver Reveton Ransomware in Attempts to Extort Money
- 05/08/12 — Malware Installed on Travelers' Laptops Through Software Updates on Hotel Internet Connections
Helpful Resource Links for Safe and Secure Computer Use Education:
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Conversation with Ervin Stutzman
When Tuesday February 26, 2013 @ 8:00 PM (1584 days ago)
Where Common Grounds Coffee House
Duration 1 hour 30 minutes
Dr. Ervin Stutzman, executive director of Mennonite Church USA and former dean of Eastern Mennonite Seminary, will be available for conversation in Common Grounds. Ervin is a very engaging speaker and listener who values this opportunity to respond to your comments and questions about Mennonite Church USA and the Purposeful Plan. Come prepared to engage around any topic relevant to MCUSA. Students, faculty and staff are welcome.
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text: Nothing wrong with being nationalistic. The Olympics ARE nationalistic. Just because some of us value the skating than the nationality of the skater does not mean the Olympics are the same way. In a Team event, some players that would not win championships without their stars, but they do get the rings. I don't see why every skater on a team must be at the same high level in order to win a medal. That skater did perform and contributed at least some points toward the total. That said, an Olympic medal is an Olympic medal- Team event or not. It's time some skating fans stopped treating the team medal as not a real Olympic medal. The event was sanctioned by the IOC and based on the rules some skaters won medals as members of their teams.


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Judge Under Investigation for Disturbing Video [WARNING: Graphic]
A Texas judge is under police investigation after a video, purportedly showing him beating his teenage daughter with a belt, was released on the Internet.
"Aransas County is aware of the video posted on YouTube regarding County Court-at-Law Judge William Adams, and the matter is now under review by the Police Department," read a statement posted on the county website.
County attorney Richard Bianchi confirmed to the San Antonio Express-News that the individual in the video is Judge Adams. The child was reportedly being punished for using the Internet without permission.
"Obviously it is a very disturbing video," he told the newspaper. "We in my office as well as everyone on Earth is taking a look at it at this time."
Judge Adams expressed remorse to KXTV – and said his conduct in the video was "not as bad as it looks on tape."
"It happened years ago," he told the Texas television station. "I apologized.
The video was believed to have been shot in 2004 – but was posted Tuesday on YouTube – by someone identifying themselves as Adams' disabled daughter. The graphic video shows the child being whipped with a belt as the man curses.
"It's disturbing," County Judge C.H. Mills, Jr. told Fox News.
Mills said he's talked to his colleague and said "he's pretty upset."
"I'm not at liberty to tell you what our conversation was about because the county attorney told me I shouldn't," Mills said.
The Texas Dept. of Public Safety confirmed to Fox News that they've been asked to assist the Rockford Police Dept. as they investigate the video.
But at this point it's unclear what – if any crime has been committed – and whether or not there's a statute of limitations.
The video has caused turmoil in this tiny community about 30 miles north of Corpus Christi.
"It's very hard to take care of business today because every phone is ringing with the same question," Mills said.
For the time being Judge Adams has not been removed from the bench.
However, he agreed with the county attorney to have a visiting judge for the immediate future, Judge Mills said.
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Dan Flavin
Dan Flavin
American, 1933-1996
Untitled, ca. 1970
Fluorescent light (blue and red)
8.3 x 121.9 x 19.1 cm (3 1/4 x 48 x 7 1/2 inches)
Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund 2003.14
Dan Flavin, a key figure in the Minimalist sculpture movement that evolved during the 1960s, created geometric works with industrial fluorescent light tubes. Untitled exhibits the pure and unadorned form that is a hallmark of the Minimalist aesthetic. Breaking with the concerns of modernism, which saw art as a wholly visual experience, Minimalism engaged the viewer's body, sense of space, and surroundings. Here, two fixtures hung diagonally—-a four-foot blue bulb with a two-foot red tube behind it—-cast a haloed diamond of colored light in a room's corner, thus transforming the space immediately around the object and integrating the gallery's architecture into the work.


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Team Pro Hombre
En pista
Birth Date: 1992-08-17
Country: United States
Best ATP Ranking: #90
ATP Racket Played: T-FIGHT 325 VO2Max
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If you could turn pro in another sport which would it be and why ? Basketball because I love the team feel and watching every game makes me want to play.
If someone walked into your room right now, what would they notice first ? How organized I am.
You're on a date and trying to impress, where do we go ? Go dinner and concert.
You've got 2 weeks and a private jet, where do we go ? Some incredible exclusive island somewhere.
Top 3 reasons to wake-up every morning ? To train hard, eat, not be lazy.
How long does it take to get ready in the morning ? 10 minutes.
How do you relax ? Sitting on the couch doing nothing, and hanging out with friends and playing the piano.
In a movie about your life, which actor/actress could play you ? Owen Wilson.
Best shopping place ? J.Crew.
Any advice for other players: Work hard and follow your dreams.
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After my first full tank fill up I can report my trip computer mpg calculator is pretty accurate. It's reading 24 mpgs. Which according to my at the pump calculations is almost spot on. considering I've been driving 85% stop and go city I consider this highly acceptable! Lol.
after hearing everyone complain about poor fuel economy I was expecting about 19-20 average. So 24 is a pleasant surprise. Now keep in mind I've been driving like a gramma since its not broken in yet. But it's nice to know it can get decent fuel economy with enough restraint


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A continual issue confronting nations which seek to rapidly expand educational opportunities for children is the cost of instructional materials. In particular, textbooks are a costly item for parents in nations struggling to become modernized. The Indonesian government has come up with an innovative program of handling this issue. It has purchased the copyrights for standardized textbooks used from grade school to senior high school and beginning in August will post them online for easy and convenient downloading. This "book reform program" eliminates the state monopoly of publishers.
The Indonesian Education Ministry estimates cost of tetbooks each semester is about $21.06 which is not affordable for most Indonesian parents. There was widesperead outcry against the practice of publishers "revising" textbooks each semester to avoid having the previous year books being recycled. The Ministry policy from now on is "there will be no monopoly on book writing, reproducing, publishing and distribution by the government or other parties."
The government is also allocating money to assist parents in downloading materials. This is an important step in ensuring children throughout the world access textbooks. In many Third World nations paying money for books is simply beyond the capacity of parents. The Indonesian government should be congragulated on its innovative idea.


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(1) Welcome, gald you're here, new guy buys cigars.Originally Posted by minnesota_gunner
(2) Was this your decision to sell or someone else's?
(3) Gun safety is a serious thing as you found out. You made a mistake, did you learn anything from it?
(4) Glad to hear you're interested in shooting again. Since I have no idea wat you fears are, I have no idea what will help you over them. Have you looked into getting some training? The NRA has programs as well as other places. Where are you? There may be some great training near you.
(5) Although Ive never had an ND (negligent discharge) I've trained several people who have had one.


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please be patient, the prof starts speaking at 00:58, in english.
Do you think this is consistent with Buddha's teachings?
hermitwin wrote:Do you think this is consistent with Buddha's teachings?
Buckwheat wrote:Who put this video together? Who are these speakers? (I only speak or read English)
If it's based on string theory, it is very, very far from being supported by evidence.
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ok, so here is the skinny
no sight blades available anywhere that i know will fit
no complete rear sight assembly available anywhere (99,101 or 66 and 44 revolvers)
beretta adjustable rear sight is not interchangeable
a 92 fixed sight MIGHT fit but i am not sure if the front sight heights are the same on the 92 and the 99... if not its not an easy adjustment since the front sight post is integral to the slide.
if the 92 sight does fit, and it is the right height, there will still be a groove infront of it in the slide.
my idea, if you dont want your local gunsmith to install a set of novaks would be to try the 92 fixed sight, and since you still have most of the adjustable sight, if the fixed works for you, have the smith modify your old sight so the groove is filled with the original piece.... kinda like frankensitghts....
i have a pt 92 that i installed pacmayr adjustable rear sights on.... this was before the 99 was available.. in hindsight, easier to find the pacmayrs now than the originals from a 99


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Re: Odd Bear Out
So cute!
paigeg wrote:I'm not sure the concept really works, either. And that disembodied wing on the left is bugging me. But the style is undeniably good.
Thanks for your comments! The "white crow" is saying in Russian or Ukrainian (I believe) which is equivalent to "black sheep" in English. It is someone who acts or behaves differently from the others.
This white crow decided to show off and put on her new hat, and simply missed the fact that she looks silly in it. Sorry for the confusing concept, I guess it was just an excuse for me to draw crows for this derby. I like them a lot : )
Re: Distant Panel
This would be an awesome shirt.
Re: The Girl in the Yellow Dress
I LOVE it!
Re: Baaaaarains
Hahaha, a great idea.
jb2colorado wrote:haven't we seen enough of the cupcake characters? I'm getting tired of recycled characters. Unless the idea is to win enough so that someone could wear your shirts like 3-4 days in a row and it would look like a comic strip. Outside that notion I think new characters are in order, not just dressed up differently cupcakes. Sorry, just my opinion.
It's not the characters on the shirts, but what the artists do with them. If they're as creative and charming as what BootsBoots and Walmazan do, I'm all for tons of cupcake shirts. For that matter, if woot printed nothing but Robbie Lee's incredible robot shirts for a month, it would be a better set of 30 consecutive shirts than they've ever printed. When the designs themselves are boring and lazy, that's when problems start.
jb2colorado wrote:I just noticed that the "Nuuude" cupcake in the Top 20 is by a different artist, but I never would've noticed it if I wasn't looking for an artist's page. Again, I can't do what ya'll can with a pen and paper, it's amazing. I'm just tired of seeing the same kinda things I guess. Cheers all the same.
That's because it's not a different artist. Walmazan designed "Nuuuude!" and collabbed on this.
Edit- Boots already explained it. Whatevskies.
Re: The Mushroom Patch
An awesome competition, nice job.
Re: Predator
This is a sweet idea. It looks alive haha. Very cool.
darrentf wrote:Wait a minute...is that a little chip on the ground behind the cookie that *knows* what is about to happen? Did he chip his pants?
hahahaha lmao I sooooo LOVEEEEE this shirt! I'm such a sucker for the cookie monster shirts & own a few diff ones.
One more gargleblaster that's genius! I didn't notice the lil chip behind the cookie til I read this thread :P
Re: One does not simply
Okay, while I don't know or care much about smurfs, I have to say that the expressions of the characters on this shirt are pretty awesome, and the simplicity of the over-all design it is rather charming. Well done, you have my vote.
Re: Rock Scissor Paper ... Carrot?!?
Lol. This is an awesome idea. Maybe a few more colors? But what do I know haha.
Re: Odd Monster Out
I love this. I would totally wear it. Nice work.
katrinabean86 wrote:Oh how I hope this gets made. It's so adorable.
Thanks katrina!
Spiritgreen wrote:Well done on this design, jas'. And congratulations on this being your 104th entry in a row - two whole years without a break! o_o
Hey, I totally forgot... you're right, it's the 2 year mark around now! And yup, every derby... after a while it became a sort of goal to not miss any 2 years straight though.. it does sound like a long time! o_O Thanks Spiritgreen!
ee0600 wrote:I love the panda's expression! GMV!
My favorite part too, thanks 0600!
elliotdanko wrote:This shirt is simply awesome. No other way to put it!
Awesome to hear, thanks elliotdanko!
Barberella wrote:So cute!
Thank you Barberella!
Re: 4 Luck
must. have. this.
clcren wrote:Random carrot, I would have gone with dynamite with all the other shaking in fear! muhahahahaha...but its still cute!
I was actually aiming for something completely random as the fourth character. I was torn between Spoon and Thermometer, but somehow, Carrot felt the most random.. The Dynamite is a good suggestion though, it's adds to the idea!
dreadwood wrote:Lol. This is an awesome idea. Maybe a few more colors? But what do I know haha.
I might actually do a full color rework sometime later (not for this derby though..)
Re: MIDDLE SCHOOL TRANSFER STUDENT
Its tough being the new kid. Especially when its in whole different universe and timeline.
This was inspired with the thought "what would be an oddball to a trekkie or sci fi geek?"
So I imagined they probably look down on LARPer's and fantasy nerds. Then I imagined Galdalf being transferred to a new school and runs into the hall monitor in the hall with his fellow trek enthusiasts, who asks him,
"Hey new kid! Do you have your hall pass?"
Fast Forward to adult Gandalf facing a Balrog...
Puts it all into a new context. He was wanting to see the Balrog's hall pass.
5 colors on brown.
I hope you dig it. Let me know in the comments below and open to ctitique as well!
Thanks for the support!
NinjaStorm wrote:Or there wasnt a 'no videogame' rule those weeks where TMNT shirts made it through? I didn't check, just offering an alternate hypothesis.
No as an avid TMNT fan, I've paid attention to this. Not that the shirts have won, but on no video game derbys (which is almost every derby now) I've seen a clearly tmnt design stay in the whole time. Granted, I'm sure the woot rejectors have differing opinion, but I think they have internally clarified what constitutes a video game design and what doesn't.
I would love this on a different color T. There's been another four leaf clover shirt I have from Woot, also the green leaf on the brown background, can't do two.
Re: Odd Man Out
If this gets rejected, I'd be very disappointed in woot.
Re: Stop and Smell the... Nevermind V2
i have a weakness for cacti! love this design!
Re: Spork
i collect sporks. very seriously collect.
i have more sporks than anyone i have ever met. i have modern sporks, antique sporks, stainless steel sporks, titanium sporks, silver sporks, plastic sporks... don't even get me started on my passion, yes passion, for sporks.
that said, i would love to add this shirt to my collection of spork shirts.
fingers crossed that it gets printed.
Re: The Smart Cookie
Just noticed that the chocolate chips make the cookie look like your stereotypical high school, zit-faced nerd. Perfect!
paigeg wrote:You have a good feel for horticulture. Oh, and a cute shirt.
That may be the nicest and weirdest compliment ever. Thanks!
Re: Arrrrgh You Ready?
Love this! I definitely felt like the other dodge ball teams in middle school had 8-armed students. And I love the fact that the parrot was nailed first. "Polly wanna crack- SPLAT!"
Re: You Weren't Invited
Even my husband laughed at this one. GMV!
Re: Feathered Friends
this is one of 2 in the fog currently that I'd wear and dig! I hope it prints! truely well and funny scene.
Haha, I thought I recognized the style...
Awesome design!
Re: Self-Expression
this truely is beautiful and love the message and how you approached it. This is one of 2 I would buy if it sees print. Good Luck!
I will have to buy this one if it makes the top three. Very nice
First off, I absolutely love this and find it wonderfully nerdy...but come on, sf people lookin' down on fantasy peeps? Well...maybe LARPers...
midgerock wrote:I see what your friend sees. this would be perfect for the mid-century modern theme. I dig the other design more though. I don't know if I would wear it myself being a 6'5" big guy but my daughter would love this.
Awwww LOL, thanks for letting me know. I have a real hard time telling with my designs who might wear them. My taste are really strange so it's tough for me to tell. I mostly post things and stare at the comments and votes for insight.
Might have something different tomorrow if I can find some time.
This is a rad shirt. I'd like to have one in my closet.
Re: Just a little paint
O.O I really hope this prints! I want this shirt so badly!
I just love the expression on the last cat and the dog's faces!
I would so buy this!
i am a trek nerd and a fantasy nerd, although i draw the line at actual larping, so im torn on which side i should take. maybe you should do another one and reverse the roles and then i can have both! ^_^
Re: Little Hermi Goes Home
haha, clever concept! poor misunderstood crab...
thanks booger
CrescentDebris wrote:I'm going to revise Duck & Cover a bit. Re-aiming the gun that everyone pointed out was aiming off to the side and I'm going to add 1 or 2 more colors and submit it to Threadless (or have Drakxxx) sub it. Not sure when. It won't be right now, but I'll be sure to make an announcement beforehand so that we can all rally together. If that doesn't work, I guess it's onto the next place. It's one of my favorites to date so I'll definitely be trying to get it printed somewhere somehow.
Excellent! Please link in yours (and/or Draxxx) sigs too since I don't always get a chance to read threads elsewhere.
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Gardening with David Glenn - dealing with the heat.
February 05, 2014 , 12:22 PM by Steve Martin
The biggest issue for the regions gardeners for the last few weeks has been the intense heatwave across the southern states of Australia.
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Denver, Colo. – The Canisius College hockey team scored a 4-1 upset against nationally-ranked Denver on Saturday night in front of 5,153 fans at Magness Arena. The Griffs earned their first win of the season with the victory, improving to 1-2-0, while the 17th-ranked Pioneers drop to 3-3-0.
"Tonight, we put together good positioning with high intensity," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. "Leading up to this game, it was one or the other. We got great goaltending and had goals from our power-play unit, penalty kill, empty net and 5-on-5. We were very hard to play against tonight, which is the recipe for us to win."
Senior Kyle Gibbons, junior Cody Freeman and sophomores Mathew Backhouse and Ralph Cuddemi all registered goals in the victory.
Junior Keegan Asmundson stopped a career-best 36 shots to earn the win in his first start of the season and the third of his career.
The Griffs grabbed the lead when Freeman netted his second goal of the season, connecting on the power play 9:37 into the game. Senior defender Ben Danford fired a shot from the blue line and Freeman redirected the puck into the back of the net for the game's first tally. Junior Mitch McCrank also registered an assist on the power-play score.
Special teams added a second goal for the Griffs when Gibbons netted a short-handed goal 3:51 into the second stanza. The senior forced a turnover in the Griffs' defensive zone and skated in 1-on-1 with the goalie, finishing high for the 2-0 lead and his second tally of the season.
Backhouse then netted his first collegiate tally with a great individual effort. The sophomore defender skated into the Denver zone and around a number of Pioneer defenders before cramming the puck into the net for the 3-0 Canisius lead. Juniors Doug Jessey and Tyler Wiseman both registered an assist on the goal 8:25 into the second.
The Pioneers finally found the back of the net with 7:43 remaining in regulation, pulling within two, 3-1, when Shore Quentin scored on the power play. However, the Griffs sealed the victory over nationally-ranked Denver when Cuddemi scored an empty-net goal with 2:31 remaining. Junior Matthew Grazen posted the assist on the game-clinching tally.
Denver finished the game with a 37-21 advantage in shots. Both teams scored one power-play goal on the night in four opportunities for Canisius and five for Denver.
Sam Brittain posted 17 saves in defeat for the Pioneers.
Canisius continues non-conference action next weekend, starting a two-game series against No. 3 Miami on Friday. Game time in Oxford, Ohio is set for 7:35 p.m.
Game Notes: Canisius and Denver were meeting for the first time … The Griffs are now 6-24-2 all-time against ranked teams with the Pioneers marking the first victory for Canisius against a ranked non-conference foe … The Griffs are also 2-16-1 all-time against schools from the NCHC … Gibbons has now recorded a point in 13-straight games dating back to last season. It is the longest streak by a Griff since Chris Duggan recorded a point in 15-consecutive contests from Jan. 15 to March 9, 2002 … Canisius has scored at least one power-play goal in all three games this season and is 4-for-15 on the season (26.7 percent) to go along with two short-handed tallies … Special teams have accounted for 60.0 percent of the team's goals this season (6-of-10).


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Fox Chapel boys to rely on conditioning, depth to compete in Class AAAA
Despite Fox Chapel's two-year absence from the playoffs, the team won't be adjusting expectations.
"That's always a goal. That's always what we're working toward," coach Zach Skrinjar said. "There's an expectation, but we have to earn getting there."
Despite an overall record of 14-8, Fox Chapel finished fifth in Section 2-AAAA. The top four teams from each section qualify for the postseason.
A 5-7 mark in section put the Foxes behind the final qualifier, McKeesport, which had a 7-5 section record despite finishing 11-11 overall.
"I figure that motivation is there," Skrinjar said. "I don't think there is any extra."
Junior guards Brian Papich and Matt D'Amico return to a squad fueled by young players with experience.
Senior guard Nate Huwar saw time off the bench last season.
"The funny thing is D'Amico, Papich and Billy (Urso) have never played against kids their age," Skrinjar said.
D'Amico has started since he was a freshman, and Papich earned a spot in the lineup all of last season. Urso, a sophomore guard, should see time off the bench.
Skrinjar hopes D'Amico and Papich can set a precedent for younger players hoping to make an impact, not just for this season, but for the future.
"They know how we are, and our expectations from them," Skrinjar said. "They pretty much stepped up like we wanted them to do. We really didn't have to do anything about that."
Skrinjar likes what his players have shown during the first stages of his preseason regimen, which starts and ends with conditioning.
The lead-up to the season is where Skrinjar hopes to make the most inroads.
"Obviously integrating younger kids in our system is key," Skrinjar said. "That's kind of the stage we're at now. We'll be progressing to where we want to be in a couple weeks."
The team may get to see that payoff sooner rather than later.
In Fox Chapel's up-tempo offense, a lot of substitutions are required to maintain the pace of play.
"Depth could be a strength for us," Skrinjar said. "We also have seven or eight guys that are capable of stepping up and playing in those roles with those guys."
Dave Yohe is a freelance writer.
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Very Very Picky Eater...Help
Read my threads same boat as you. She's on Fromm I really don't think she cares for it. I went and got a bag of pro plan. She picked it out left the Fromm. Good food bad food I don't care at this point. Pro plan has been around forever.
To get her to finally eat I set that bowl down for 5 mins. U don't eat too bad! She won't starve herself. You will get from a worrying point to a frustrated point. Tough love. I tried acana fish too. Ate that for a day or two. Added numerous toppings. Funny I just put ProPlan in her bowl dry no water no toppings. She ate it like she's starving left Fromm in bowl
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Very Very Picky Eater...Help
Looking for some advice/suggestions on feeding and food.
We have tried so many different types of food with our GS, she is 16 months. She seems interested in the food at first and then about a week later she is not interested in at all and won't eat.
She will go a day without eating....makes me worry.
She is playful and alert and seems her usual self.
She was on the Royal Canine GS and I recently found out that she switched the formula and now she won't it.
Tried the Fromms Surf and Turf, she ate it at the beginning and then stopped.
She seems to like fish so we are trying the acana food. And again she ate it at the beginning and now she will go without eating.
We don't want to go to the raw food or canned food.
Any suggestions or ideas on what to do???
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|It seems to me that he is teething. He could be more sensitive or is starting earlier than the remaining pups. Try giving him chew toys, ice cubes, and take an old wash cloth - wet it and tie it in knots and put it in the freezer. Take it out when it is cold and give to him. If he doesn't like plain ice cubes, try freezing beef or chicken broth.
4month puppy Symptoms: Nervous, biting, not appetizing, crying
Dear German Shepherd owners,
we have a 4 month old puppy that suddenly yesterday had these symptoms,
he is having strange nervous behavior similar to as if a person was locked closed somewhere (if it can be described so), he is biting anything around, our shoes when we approach, not aggressively/hardly but nervously, he does not have appetize for food or even treats (white cheese, one of their favorite), he is crying on intervals amongst other symptoms. He is living and having the same food with his brothers and sisters who have no problematic behavior at all. We think he is kind of suffering from something but the veterinarian did not have any idea about what it could be. He is experienced as he cures our dogs for years. The puppy has had all the must vaccinations up to this age plus anti-parasite external and anti-insect for his digestive system . Does anyone have any idea what it might be? what should we search for ? thank you
I must also note that they live in a yard for the moment without access to plants, or other items that he could have swallowed and that the 3 of the 7 puppies were given away to some owners the day he started having these symptoms.
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Awkward Season Three Premieres Tonight!
After what seems like forever, the new season of Awkward is finally here! Seventeen chatted with the entire cast at the MTV Movie Awards and everyone agreed this season is the best one yet. "We say that every season, but it's true! This one really is the best!" Brett Davern (Jake!) told us. "Awkward takes a darker turn this season and tackles some heavy topics—especially for Jenna—but it's done in the same funny Awkward-style to keep it fun," Beau Mirchoff(Matty!) added. In tonight's season premiere, someone dies. Seriously!
Last season, Jenna chose staying with Matty over going to Europe with her friends and when everyone comes back, she's faced with her ex and her BFF all coupled up. So. Much. Drama. Awkward season three premieres tonight at 10/9c on MTV!


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Watch Noel Gallagher and Damon Albarn Onstage Together
There was a time when Noel Gallagher said that he wished Damon Albarn would "get AIDS and die." But that was a long time ago, when the pair's respective bands, Oasis and Blur, were Britpop royalty and their rivalry made headlines. Last night, the two performed onstage together for the first time.


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any ballers on kauai? lets start back up again behind wailua motocross track next to the wailua golf course. just message me on here and well get together with other people and play.
Kauai Players Unite@!
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