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Virtual colonoscopy, or CT colonoscopy, is a non-invasive CAT scan screening for colorectal cancer, eliminating the worry and discomfort of testing for many people. Research findings published in The New England Journal of Medicine indicate that virtual colonoscopy is as effective as optical colonoscopy at detecting cancer and pre-cancerous lesions.
Detecting polyps and cancer early allows for treatment at a stage when the disease can either be prevented or cured before it can spread to other parts of the body.
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer related deaths in the nation. Early detection is a prime defense in the battle against disease and the virtual colonoscopy eliminates the worry and discomfort of testing for many people. In the early stages, colorectal cancer causes no symptoms. Most colorectal cancers begin as small precancerous polyps that can take 3-10 years to evolve into cancer. Approximately 8% to 12 % of untreated polyps become cancerous tumors. When screening is performed regularly, polyps can be removed before they have the chance to become cancerous
"The good news is that this gentler, non-invasive type of screening will attract many patients to take the test. The 3-D images of the colon are of the highest quality and are able to detect even small polyps. Patients are amazed at how easy and quick the virtual colonoscopy screening is," states Dr. Maurice Poplausky, Chairman of Diagnostic Imaging at the hospital.
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John Harrigan: Of floating islands and the catbird seat
JOHN HARRIGAN | October 05. 2013 9:40PM
I've always wanted to be in a corner, not from fear of being trampled or trapped, but to see what's going on. Charlie Levesque, when he was executive director of the Northern Forest Lands Council, knew this and so made sure that I got a corner seat at the table. (OK, it was easier when things got boring, as they often did, to slink away.)
A recent New York Times story dealt with an island that suddenly appeared off the southwest coast of Pakistan as a result of an earthquake. There was a picture of humans cavorting on it when the terrain was scarcely dry. This made me think (always a dangerous thing): Who owns such islands?
And then we come to fish, or go to fish. Because we own the riverbed, we (the New Hampshire "we") can fish up any tributary to a bridge. Because there are some tributaries without any bridges for a while, this means that we can fish half of Vermont. Oh, all right, maybe one-sixteenth.
There is a place called Mud Pond. Actually there are many of these, but this one is the only place where I've seen floating islands.
Back not so long ago, when we were kids, Jimmy Berry and I became blood brothers. In high school baseball, I pitched; he caught. Because I had a knuckle ball that I thought was pretty good, Jim often wound up singing soprano. We used to race each other to fishing holes along Beaver Brook.
We came ashore and secured the boat and had a fine repast after we'd shoveled into eternity a dead porcupine, which stunk to high heaven.
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Ontario – Heico, holding company for Vette Thermal Solutions in Ontario, Wayne County, says it will lay off all 84 workers at its plant next month. The industrial cooling company's work will move to Pelham, N.H.Vette Thermal is major employer in the area. This comes at the same time as another company in the region says it's also shuttering a plant. Daikin McQuay, a manufacturer of heating and cooling equipment, said Wednesday it will shut down its Auburn operation starting in April.The company told the Auburn Citizen the operations will be moved to the plant of a sister company, Goodman Global Group, in Fayetteville, Tenn. He says it's possible some workers could be transferred.
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April 24, 2012 The Heico Companies, LLC announced the acquisition of substantially all of the assets and operations of Vette Corp and the plan to integrate operations of Wakefield Thermal Solutions and Vette Corp.
Wakefield-Vette today announces the continuation of the integration process with the consolidation of engineering, manufacturing and operations into the Wakefield-Vette Pelham, NH location. The transition from Ontario, NY to Pelham, NH is scheduled to be completed March 31, 2013.
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An 11-year-old boy joins his ex-con uncle in attempting to go legit, and finds his transition into manhood hastened after their ambitious endeavor fails to take shape. Ever since Woody's mother went missing, the impressionable young boy has lived with his grandmother and his Uncle Vincent (Common). Recently paroled after nearly a decade in the penitentiary, Vincent walks with a swagger that captivates his young nephew, who currently teeters on the precarious cusp of adolescence. Eager to become the male role model that Woody (Michael Rainey Jr.) so desperately needs, Vincent offers the young boy the opportunity to join him in starting his own business. Unfortunately for Vincent, it just wasn't meant to be. Later, when Vincent's nefarious former boss Mr. Fish (Dennis Haysbert) enters the picture, young Woody is forced to grow up before his time. Danny Glover, and Charles S. Dutton also star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi


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Blog articles/Testing
From HaskellWiki
< Blog articles
1 Type system enforcement
2 Testing, correctness and proofs
2.1 QuickCheck
- Introduction to QuickCheck
- QuickChecking a window manager
- Robustness and QuickCheck
- Parsec Parser Testing with QuickCheck
- QuickCheck : Why Testing code should be Laissez-faire
- Calculating the reflect-rotate-translate normal form for an isometry of the plane in Haskell, and verifying it with QuickCheck.
2.2 HUnit
2.3 Catch
- Does XMonad crash? On proving pattern coverage with Catch
- Preconditions on XMonad
- Equational Reasoning in Haskell
3 Proofs
3.1 GADTs
3.2 Coq
- Strong specifications in Coq: the type says everything
- Proving the monad laws in Coq
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Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradwi, a well known Egyptian TV host and cleric, told his viewing audience that too much time was being wasted each day on prayer and there had to be cut backs in time alloted to pray. "Prayer is a good thing…10 minutes should be enough" and then on to work. The cleric is raising an issue which is frequently overlooked as to how much time each day should be allocated to prayer. Ahmed Ghan, works at the 13 story Mugamma building which employs 18,000 people and who deal with a multiple of issues, did a study of work which indicated "when it comes to prayer time, and there are many, there is no hope of anything getting done for an unknown length of time."
Shahat al-Gendi, of a center for Islamic Studies at al-Azhar, says Sheikh al-Qaradwi, is absolutely correct and that all too often, people should not "use prayer as the pretext" for goofing off from work. He also agrees that "10 minutes (is) absolutely suitable for one prayer. Improving productivity is not contrary to Islam."


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Eleven Teams In Action Saturday
Eleven of Iona College's varsity athletics programs are in action on Saturday, Apr. 14. Fans can follow most of the action on @ICGaels twitter account. Here's the rundown:
Baseball hosts Niagara in a doubleheader that starts at noon at Salesian Field. The Gaels and Purple Eagles battle in a three-game series this weekend which could prove pivotal for both teams in their MAAC Championship contention. Fans can also download our official mobile apps for iPhone and Android devices to follow the live stats for the weekend's contests.
Coverage: LIVE STATS | @IonaBaseball on Twitter
Men's soccer plays a spring game during their non-traditional season at Mazzella Field. The Gaels host MAAC-rival Marist and Mercy College at 1:00 pm. Campus will be alive as the college welcomes the Class of 2016 on Campus Day this weekend.
In addition to the two varsity home events, the rugby club program hosts St. Bonaventure in the second Empire Rugby Conference semifinal matchup at 4:00 pm at Mazzella Field. The winner faces either the first semifinal winner on Sunday - Stony Brook or Binghamton which takes place on campus at 10:00 am.
Coverage: @ICRFC on Twitter
Lacrosse looks to improve to 3-1 in conference play and vie for a program record ninth overall win when it travels to Siena. The Gaels look to hold on to their second place standing when they take on the 2-2 Saints in Loudonville at noon.
Coverage: LIVE STATS | @SienaSaints on Twitter | @SienaWLax on Twitter | @IonaLax on Twitter
The two-time defending MAAC Champion softball team looks returns to conference play at Niagara looking to remain unbeaten on the season. The 2-0 Gaels face the Purple Eagles who host their MAAC opener Saturday. First pitch in the doubleheader is slated for 10:00 am. The squad continues action on Sunday against fellow unbeaten Canisius at Noon.
Coverage: LIVE STATS | @IonaSoftball on Twitter | @NUPurpleEagles on Twitter
Women's Water Polo takes on a pair of MAAC opponents at Villanova University. The Gaels (7-1 MAAC) take on the host Wildcats (3-5) at 10:00 and St. Francis (NY) (3-6) at 4:00 pm in the Philadelphia suburbs. Iona completes the regular season Sunday at Villanova when they take on MAAC newcomer VMI (0-9) to begin the day at 9:00 am before finishing off with Wagner (8-1) at 1:30 pm in a game that will likely determine the 2012 MAAC regular season champion.
Coverage: @IonaWaterPolo on Twitter
The men's and women's rowing teams are both in action at the 2012 Knecht Cup both Saturday and Sunday. The Villanova University hosted event takes place on the Cooper River in Cherry Hill, NJ and begins at 7:00 am.
Coverage: Regatta Works
Men's and women's outdoor track competes at the 2012 New York Metropolitan Championships. The meet his hosted by the University of Rutgers in Piscataway, NJ. The day's events are scheduled to begin at 10:00 am.
Like their men's soccer fall counterparts, the women's soccer and volleyball programs compete in their non-traditional spring campaigns. Women's soccer is at Columbia on the Upper West Side of Manhattan while volleyball travels to Long Island in a tournament at Hofstra.
In addition, men's basketball senior Mike Glover completes action at the prestigious 2012 Portsmouth Invitational Tournament. Check out portsmouthinvitational.com for more information as the start time for his Portsmouth Sports Club team will be determined by Friday night's results.
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|Men's & Women's Rowing
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wanting to replace my headlights and city lights on my 07 rabbit(halogen) however I need some guidance on whats the best white light for both WITHOUT buying a blue tinted bulb? I love the white light but I want to stay away from the blueish tint on the bulb. I know I need H7 and w5w,194,2825. any help would be appreciated
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By Oliver Yew
Arsenal midfielder Katie Chapman believes Laura Harvey's young side are developing well as they head into the mid-season break in the FA Women's Super League despite dropping points in a 2-2 draw with Bristol Academy on Thursday.
Chapman, who is captaining the side in the absence of the injured Faye White, rued her side's inability to finish Bristol off but insists the Gunners are still firmly in the title race.
"We dominated the first half and we should have scored the goals that finished Bristol off but unfortunately in the second half we let them back into the game," she told Arsenal.com.
"But heading into the mid-season break we are definitely still in the race for the league. The season has just started really and there is a long way to go."
Harvey's squad has been badly affected by injuries to key players such as White and Jayne Ludlow but Chapman believes Arsenal are developing well.
She said: "We have got a very young side at the moment and we have a lot injuries.
"Faye is out and Jayne hasn't played this season so we are dealing with what we've got. We are doing well and trying to build as team. We are getting stronger with every game and we can only keep that going."
Arsenal were well on course for three points in Bristol after goals from Ellen White and a freak goal straight from a corner gave them a 2-1 advantage going into the closing stages.
But Bristol, who are the Gunners' opponents in the FA Women's Cup Final a week on Saturday, hit back through former Gunner Corinne Yorston with three minutes to go.
Chapman believes that Thursday's game will not have much bearing on the re-match at the Ricoh Arena.
She said: "In an FA Cup Final anything can happen. It's a big game and a great occasion and a nice cup to win.
"The FA Cup Final is a different game. We need to pick ourselves up from this because we are not happy with our performance and the result but we are looking forward to another great game in the Cup Final.
"The girls lost the Final last year when I was in America but I was so disappointed. It wouldn't be nice to lose another one so hopefully we can go out there and put a better performance on."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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I have always believed one should accept another person's right to enjoy a private life away from the scrutiny of the press. Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi insists his frequent interactions with a seventeen year old girl and attending her 18th birthday party where he gave her a $10,000 necklace are just the way he enjoys the company of teenagers. Of course, some of us in our seventies get weary listening to the music and voices of teenagers, but Silvio is a man for all seasons and all girls. Silvio told reporters there was no truth to their stories he has a steamy relationship with Noemi Letizia. She is an attractive young woman, and he simply likes to be in the presence of attractive young women. After all, a man worth billions does not consider giving young girls expensive necklaces as anything other than an ordinary man buying a coke for a teenager.
Ordinarily, the Catholic Church in Italy has been a strong supporter of Silvio but now they are making comments about the model he presents to young people. I think Silvio offers a wonderful model to youth. Get a billion, buy your way to power, and you can fool around with teenagers to your heart's content. What the heck is wrong with that model?
Now, please don't get me wrong. I don't know if Silvio has done anything other than give little Noemi anything other than a peck on her cheek. I just think it is wonderful that a man in his seventies has the energy to keep up with the antics of a teenager. God Bless him. I wish I had his energy.


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'"He was born and raised with the Buffalo Sabres," Regier said. "But when we looked at it, we thought long and hard about whether or not to trade him, and if so, under what conditions to trade him. And we set the standard high, and the standard was we had to be able to acquire a first-round pick and if we couldn't acquire a first-round pick in that process, then we were not going to trade him."'
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This year there are several awesome prize bundles up for grabs, each raffle hosted by individual bloggers. Check out the Linky below this post to start shopping... OR add your own link to the party! The P320 blog has all the details.
Remember that each $10 donation to our campaign earns one entry to your raffle of choice... and, yeah, that small $10 equals ten YEARS of clean water for just one person.
I don't have a bundle to raffle off this year. Instead, I made a small contribution to each of the P320 girls' bundles. Yep, go visit Erin, Heather G., Marta, and Mel for a great chance at winning two items of your choice from my shop... among tons of other amazingness!
But winning one of the bundles isn't the only way to end up with some fun stuff! I was inspired by Julie's new incentive idea...
That is such a mind-boggling statistic. Somewhere in our small world there is a mom of four innocent BABIES- just like ME- who will lose them today, thanks to contaminated water... times a thousand. Disgusting.
If you donate $40, you will save four lives- lives no different than my 4 'C's.
And I want to support your generosity by happily offering your choice of my special Project 320 aqua scalloped bowtie or headband!
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Also, the P320 bowties and headbands will be listed in my shop as well, and I will donate to our campaign $10 of each item purchased. You know, just in case you're looking for a last-minute gift that totally gives back!
THANK YOU for your support, yet another year!
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Location: Aquatic Animal Health ResearchTitle: Review: use of organic acids, salts in fish diets Author
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Publication Type: Review Article
Publication Acceptance Date: 8/10/2010
Publication Date: 9/1/2010
Citation: Lim, C.E., Luckstadt, C., Klesius, P.H. 2010. Review: use of organic acids, salts in fish diets. Global Aquaculture Advocate. 13(5):45-46. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: In intensive aquaculture production, loss due to bacterial diseases has been identified as a major economic loss to producers. Feeding antibiotic-medicated feeds is a common practice to treat bacterial infections. The prophylactic use of antibiotics as growth promoters in aquaculture production has also occurred, although not as extensive as in swine and poultry production. This can lead to the emergence of antibiotic-resistance bacteria, and contamination in food product and the environment. The use of antibiotics in animal production has been banned in EU countries and is increasingly under public scrutiny and criticism in most other countries. Consequently, a wide variety of products ranging from plant extracts, prebiotics, probiotics and organic acids or their salts have been evaluated as alternatives to antibiotics, but results obtained are inconsistent. This article presents a brief overview on the effects of dietary organic acids (such as acetic acid, formic acid, fumaric acid, lactic acid, propionic acid and citric acid), their salts (calcium/sodium lactate or formate, potassium diformate and calcium propionate) or their combination on growth performance, feed and nutrient utilization efficiency, and disease resistance in salmonids, tilapia and other fish species.


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'Montador opened the scoring with his second of the season 4:06 into the first period. From the right point, Montador's shot skipped past Theodore, who was screened by Gerbe. Gerbe made it 2-0 with 5:18 left in the second when he banked a shot off Theodore's pads and in while standing to the left of the post behind the goal line.'
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An excellent on-line source for retreiving odor thresholds for various substances is:
This is a PDF file that is 52 pages long. This is produced by 3M Corporation primarily as a guide for the use of their respirators. Pages 2-5 contain some useful definitions (IDLH, TLV, etc) and pages 10-46 contain an alphabetical list of compounds that shows: IDLH, Odor Threshold, TLV, synonyms and recommended respirator.
In the event that this site is inaccessible, I have also printed this document and placed it in the Academic Safety Library.
A very useful comment is copied below. This is from a web listserv about lab safety:
Caveat: published data, especially from authorities such as EPA and NIOSH, tends to acquire an aura of sanctity. I would urge everyone to remember that there are huge differences -- as in, a couple of orders of magnitude -- in the odor sensitivity between various persons. Some persons have practically no sense of smell. Published odor thresholds should be regarded as standard values in the middle of a very wide bell curve. Real-world correlation is low. This also accounts for the considerable divergence I have seen among various sources.
Another site list odor thresholds for substances dissolved in water, as ppb levels. This is a very different list than above, but perhaps more useful in some situations.
If this version is not available, a downloaded version was copied on 6/6/2001:


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I don't know how many people actually make their own shoes, but I found some interesting shoe spikes that could possibly work well.
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I don't know how many people actually make their own shoes, but I found some interesting shoe spikes that could possibly work well.
edit: D'oh! Thx Mykull, fixed the link.
Actually I made my own boots, Its kinda funny because I made them from some suade and an old tire. The tire was difficult to sew onto the boot because the steel belting inside the tire ripped the thread, But I managed to cercumvent the problem. To make my spikes I bought a very large screw with a hex head and a very long unthreaded collar. I cut the hex head of then ground the collar to a point. I then stuck it into a drill and and filed it while it was turning until it was the shape of the spike. The threaded portion I was able to just screw into the front of the boot.
Just a word of warning: I wouldn't make your spikes have a sharp point. My first pair did and I kept snagging them on carpet when I walked. I eventually had to walk around like I had swim flippers on (visualize this). Also take into consideration being at a crowded convention, wearing a helmet with limited visability, and accidently kicking someone in the shins or ankles. This could make for an ugly encounter. The spikes on my Cheng boots are just right. They look sharp, but they are shin-friendly and I can walk normally in them.
To further help this along the real spikes are cut off at the tips and ARE NOT SHARP! In fact the tips are hollow...so you can fill them with deadly poison before kicking someone.. Heh heh heh...
I thought #K-1014S was hollow. I could be mistaken, you can't see it that well.
These were the boots I made, it's funny they are made out of suade, leather , and an old tire, you can see the tire tred on the bottom of the boot. I made them by first casting my foot, then building it up in clay. Then another plaster cast, then I placed scrap leather over that to get the pattern. Then I stiched it all together and finally stiched the sole on, but because of the steel belting in the tire I had to stitch one loop then tie it off, I did this all the way around the bottom then covered the stiches with black shoe goo. http://photos.imageevent.com/fettcic...size/boots.jpg the spats are seperate.


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Susan Dromey-Heeter's Budget Vogue: Joy on parade today in Dover
SUSAN DROMEY-HEETER | November 30. 2013 1:11AM
'Tis the first Sunday after Thanksgiving, which, with Black Friday now behind us, marks the true beginning of the season of joy. Sure, you're reading "Budget Vogue," but is that enough joy for the day? If you're like me, you'll want more: more fun, more pleasure, more joy.
I'm partial to today's Dover Holiday Parade because, well, I'll be marching alongside my cherubs from St. Mary Academy's Student Council and because I love the parade's theme: "A Christmas Wish."
And what is our Christmas wish? That no one gets gored or gashed by the bull. And that we all leave Central Avenue with feelings of joy and fun and the spirit of love that is this holiday season. And that we bring some happiness and laughter to our little town.
So, as we're inundated with ads assuring us that the only joy we'll find this season is in a new tablet, smartphone or toy, let's remember that simple cup of cocoa, that happy place that is a parade, that enthusiasm captured by a community of people, old and young, rich and poor, crazy and sane, all out for the same goals: to partake in the joy, to avoid getting gored by a bull, to cheer on an 11-year-old Santador.
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Debra Messing Splits from Husband
In yet another case of celebrity divorce, Debra Messing and husband (ex to be) Daniel Zelman have separated.
A rep for the couple, who has been married for 10 years, confirmed the news saying, "The decision was mutual, and they remain supportive of one another and committed to raising their son as a family." The couple's son Roman is 7. Apparently those close to the pair say this decision was a long time coming and although appearing happy while out around tinsel town, the two were not getting along for some time.
For the couples kids' sake (and whatever's left of our hopes of a happy marriage) let's hope this divorce isn't as messy as the Kardashian/Humphries or Deion Sanders splits! (Getty Images)


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Pursuant to Section 676A(a)(1) of the Community Services Block Grant Act (CSBG Act (Public Law 105-285, the Community Opportunities, Accountability, and Training and Educational Services Act of 1998)), the State of Indiana, through the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA), solicits bids from interested Respondents to provide a broad range of services funded by and allowable under the federal Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) to low-income clients designed to eliminate poverty and foster self sufficiency in Delaware and Grant counties, Indiana while adhering to state and federal laws and regulations and fulfilling the state and federal goals and objectives of CSBG.
*Before submitting a response to this RFP, please confirm that Respondent meets the prerequisites set forth in the "Mandatory Specifications" section of this RFP. Questions regarding the Mandatory Specifications can be resolved by review of the CSBG Act.
Grant and Delaware Counties CSBG RFP
This is a request for proposal ("RFP") issued by the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority ("IHCDA") for its Home Energy Conservation ("HEC") Program. The HEC Program is the State of Indiana's weatherization assistance program funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. IHCDA has set aside ARRA funds to weatherize shelters throughout the state. These weatherization efforts will be administered directly by IHCDA, rather than through the traditional sub-grantee network. This RFP seeks responses from energy efficiency auditing firms to conduct full weatherization audits on the state's shelters in accordance with IHCDA and Department of Energy guidelines.
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Pursuant to Public Law subsection 676 (a) (2) (B), the State of Indiana wishes to encourage citizens to participate in the development of the State of Indiana CSBG State Plan for Federal Fiscal Year 2011-2012. In accordance with this regulation, the State is providing the public an opportunity to comment on the proposed 2011-2012 State Plan, which will be submitted to the US Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Community Services, on or before September 1, 2010. The State Plan defines the proposed method of use and distribution of funding for the CSBG Program.
Members of the public are welcome to review the Plan during the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at IHCDA's offices located at 30 South Meridian Street, Suite 1000, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204. The Plan will also be available on the IHCDA website at www.in.gov/ihcda.
The public hearing will be conducted as follows:
Monday, August 23, 2010
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Interested persons unable to attend the public hearing are invited to send written comments through Friday, August 20, 2010 to the following address:
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The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority administer the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program in 80 Counties in Indiana outside the jurisdiction of metropolitan and county Public Housing Authorities. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development requires that a Public Housing Authority (PHA), with a Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program, have an administrative plan that describes the housing authority's local policies for operating the program. The housing authority's governing body must approve the administrative plan and subsequent amendments. Once approved, the PHA uses this plan to administer its program. The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority has engaged Nan McKay to assist with the re-write of its Administrative Plan to insure the program is compliant with current federal regulations and align the plan with the authority's new quality control systems. IHCDA will take public comment on the new Administrative Plan through July 20, 2010, 5:00 EDST. Written comments should be addressed to: Tamela Royston, Section 8 HCVP Manager, firstname.lastname@example.com or mailed to her attention at 30 S. Meridian, Suite 1000, Indianapolis, IN 46204. IHCDA Revision Administrative Plan (DRAFT)
The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA) submitted a State Plan to the United States Department of Energy (DOE) that details the administration and budget of the second round of funding for the Home Energy Conservation Program. A copy of the 2010 State Plan can be viewed below.
Written comments are welcome and will be considered before final submission to DOE on Thursday, May 27, 2010. A public hearing will be held regarding this plan on Thursday May 27, 2010, in the main conference room at IHCDA's offices. Questions regarding the plan may be directed to either Chelsey Wininger at email@example.com or Paul Krievins at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority ("IHCDA") requests proposals from private or not-for-profit entities ("Respondents") to provide website re-design and development services for two (2) websites owned by the Indiana Foreclosure Prevention Network ("IFPN") as detailed in the Scope of Services section of this RFP. More
The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority ("IHCDA" or "the Authority") seeks proposals from non-profit organizations willing and able to enter into a contract ("Contract") to administer the Home Energy Conservation ("HEC") Program to families under 200% of Federal Poverty Guidelines. These funds are available through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 ("ARRA"). Services include, but are not limited to; determining client eligibility, conducting client intake, performing audit services, weatherizing dwellings, and managing data entry.
All proposals must be received by IHCDA, at 30 S. Meridian St. Ste 1000, Indianapolis, IN 46204, no later than 5:00 PM on April 30, 2010. All proposals will be stamped with a received date and time when received. Any proposal received after 5:00 PM on the due date will not be considered for funding.
IHCDA will conduct a program orientation on April 14, 2010 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Eastern Time, at the offices identified above. All prospective Respondents are encouraged to attend the orientation.
All inquiries related to this RFP should be submitted to the HEC Program general inbox at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Request for Proposals for Energy Conservation Service Providers
The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA) requests information from HVAC, shell, and general home contractors to provide weatherization services for the State's Home Energy Conservation Program sub-grantees. The key objective of this RFI is to connect contractors with sub-grantee agencies in need of additional contractors to meet their weatherization production goals. Counties in which the need for contractors is most critical are listed in the RFI.
Contractors interested in responding to this RFI should complete Attachment B, Response Form. All responses should be directed to the weatherization manager at the sub-grantee agencies with which the respondent wants to work (see Attachment A for weatherization manager contact information and sub-grantee service areas). Specific questions about a sub-grantee's individual policies and procedures should be sent directly to that agency's weatherization manager.
General questions regarding this RFI should be sent via email to Chelsey Wininger at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Responses to all questions will be sent to the respondent and posted to IHCDA's website: http://www.in.gov/ihcda/2523.htm.
HVAC/Shell Contractor RFI Documents
The Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) and The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA) encourage citizens to comment on a proposed second amendment to the State of Indiana Disaster Recovery Action Plan. The proposed changes can be viewed at the link below.
Disaster Recovery Appropriation Plan
Disaster Recovery Appropriation Plan - Amendment 1
Disaster Recovery Appropriation Plan - Amendment 2
Disaster Recovery Appropriation Plan - Amendment 3
Disaster Recovery Appropriation Plan - Amendment 4
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has been authorized to administer the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program 2 (NSP2). NSP2 will provide grants to states, certain local communities and nonprofits to purchase and redevelop foreclosed or abandoned homes or other vacant properties, for resale or rental to low, moderate, and middle income households, in order to stabilize neighborhoods and stem the declining values of neighboring homes. The funding is provided under the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) for additional activities under Division B, Title III of the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 (HERA).
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Join us for Swinging in the Fall. The Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra, Inc. (MJO) is an 19-piece jazz orchestra, or "big band", featuring male and female vocalists as well as a full-time Musical Director and Master of Ceremonies (MC).
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The tree branch drop-off at the Broomfield Recycling Center is temporarily closed. The site is flooded and muddy, making it unsafe for use. The site will reopen on Wednesday, September 18, 2013, during its normal operating hours of 1 to 5 p.m.
September 14, 2013, All Day @ Children's Library
The Children's Library presents a back-to-school reading program "Reading with Ringling"! Visit the library in September and pick up a Ringling Rewards Club Card for children ages 2 – 12 years. Just read any 5 books of your choice and return the card to the library to be stamped. Ringling Rewards Club Cards can be exchanged in advance at the circus box office for a FREE circus ticket. One adult ticket must be purchased for every three FREE kids' tickets redeemed. See library for more details. Stop in now – program runs from September 1 - September 30, supplies are limited and the circus comes to town in October. Try out the Ringling website www.ReadingwithRingling.com for lots of cool games! More info 720-887-2318.
September 14, 2013, 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM @ Eisenhower Room
"Rhythm Rascals" with Kelly Sokol. Cuddletime Concerts are special music programs recommended for babies and toddlers, ages newborn - 24 months and an accompanying adult. Funded by the Broomfield Library Friends.
September 14, 2013, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM @ the Eisenhower Room, on the 2nd floor of the library.
Want to learn the basics of how to record and edit audio? We'll show you how, using an audio interface and free Audacity software! Join us! For teens in grades 6 -12. Registration is required and may be done at the Teen Zone desk or by calling the Mamie Doud Eisenhower Public Library Young Adult Department at 720.887.2360.
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AMES, Iowa -- Iowa youth put their robotics skills to the test at the 2013 Bratney Companies 4-H Robotics Challenge Aug. 10-11 at the Iowa State Fair.
Iowa youth showed their robot designing and programming skills in this "real-time" challenge, said Holly Bignall, 4-H youth program specialist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. The robotics challenge gives youth an opportunity to put the skills they have learned into a fun, exciting competition.
Robotics clubs and teams composed of three to 10 youth participated in this event. The teams competed the LEGO Mindstorms® NXT Challenge, where teams design, create, build and program a robot that could accomplish a specific goal outlined the day of the competition. The youth also built a robot using everyday materials from the "junk drawer" in the junk drawer challenge.
"The robotics challenge makes the youth draw from their leadership and teamwork skills," said Bignall. With a time limit on the challenges, the youth had to focus, work as a team and brainstorm creative ideas.
Bratney Companies, the sponsor of the event, plans, builds, designs and provides equipment solutions and service for seed, feed, grain, food, bulk handling and biodiesel facilities around the world.
"The Bratney 4-H Robotics Challenge is an important event to Bratney Companies, and one we're proud to sponsor. We view the support of STEM initiatives in programs such as 4-H as a great way to encourage Iowa's best and brightest young minds," said Peter Bratney, CEO of Bratney Companies. "Events like the Bratney 4-H Robotics Challenge provide opportunities to practice critical reasoning, teamwork and STEM knowledge in a fun, yet competitive environment. We look forward to remaining involved with the robotics challenge for years to come."
The following awards were presented at the Aug. 10-11 event.
Pocahontas County Robotics received the NXT Challenge Award, given to the top scoring club in the LEGO Mindstorms® NXT Challenge Event championship. The club also received the Clover Award, given to the club notable for exemplary demonstration of 4-H values, the Engineering Elegance Award, given to the club whose robot is notable for its visual appeal, and the Innovative Programming Award, given to the club whose NXT Challenge Program is notable for its innovativeness or elegance in producing desired robot behavior.
Sci Tech 2, Muscatine County, received the 4-H Engineer Award, given to the top-scoring club when scores from semifinal rounds are combined. They also won the Junk Drawer Challenge Award and the Mechanical Ingenuity Award, given to the club whose robot is notable for its out-of-the-box design solutions appeal.
Sci Tech 1, Muscatine County, received the Creative Solution Award, given to the club whose robot demonstrates a remarkably creative solution to an engineering dilemma encountered.
4-H Sci Club (Sr), Polk County, was awarded the Golden Clover Volunteer award, given to the club that best demonstrates the 4-H values of teamwork, cooperation, generosity, responsibility, learning, working within space, time and materials constraints and showing respect for others. They were also runner up for the Creative Solution Award.
Additionally, MHS #2, Linn County, was runner up for the Innovative Programming Award, and MHS #1, Linn County, was runner up for the Engineering Elegance Award.
4-H Sci Club (Jr), Polk County, received the 4-H Engineering Award. The team also received the Golden Clover Volunteer Award and the Mechanical Ingenuity award
Warren County Robotics received the Innovative Programming Award and the NXT Challenge Award.
Lake Mills Bulldogs, Winnebago County, received the Junk Drawer Challenge Award. The club also was runner up in the Mechanical Ingenuity Award.
Lego Studs, Keokuk County, received the Clover Award. They also were runner-up in the Innovative Programming Award.
Hardin County 4-H received the Creative Solution Award.
Additionally, I.C.E., Hancock County was runner-up for the Engineering Elegance Award as well as the Creative Solution Award.


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Students must satisfy minimum academic standards in order to remain eligible for financial aid. The academic standards are different for each of the following aid programs:
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What should I do if I have a tuition refund appeal?
Students may experience situations that are beyond their control and may be eligible to receive a refund for part or all tuition paid for a semester beyond the published refund periods. If a student has extenuating circumstances, e.g., a medical emergency, an accident, military deployment, other situations beyond their control, or a situation that is the result of college error, he/she can submit a request in writing to be considered for an exception to college policy. The Request for Exception to College Policy form is available from Enrollment Services and must be completed and submitted with supporting documentation. The form and documentation is reviewed by the Registrar's Office and the student is notified in writing of a decision. If the request is approved, a refund will be mailed to the student, or the amount outstanding on the student account will be removed. If the request is denied by the Registrar's Office, the student may appeal the decision in writing to the Refund/Residency Review Panel. Decisions rendered by the Refund/Residency Review Panel will be final.
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Pamona Ball covered the 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track in a stakes record 1:42.21 while finishing one length clear of Toro Bonito. Pacesetter Ten Churros — stablemate of the runner-up — tired in the stretch and finished another three-quarters of a length back in third.
Pamona Ball, owned by Darley Stable, paid $5.80, $3 and $2.40. Toro Bonito returned $3.40and $2.20, while the show payoff on Ten Churros was $2.40.
Pamona Ball, trained by Eoin Harty, finished fourth and seventh, respectively, in her first two starts.
"I was hoping she would have been ready for the Breeders' Cup because I thought she had plenty of talent," Harty said. "She was just unlucky at Del Mar the two times I ran her down there. I'll talk to the big boys and see if they want to go into the Hollywood Starlet or whether they have other plans for her."
Toro Bonito finished well after trailing through three-quarters, but was not a serious threat to the winner.
"She's not quick so I didn't rush her early," jockey David Flores said. "I had a good trip but just got out-run. She's still learning, improving. This was only her second time going long."
Pamona Ball, a bay daughter of 2003 Breeders' Cup Classic winner Pleasantly Perfect, was purchased for $380,000 in March. Now two-for-four, she banked $67,700 to increase her earnings to $98,880.
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Pruning Azaleas — When & How
The azaleas in front of Grumpy's palace are in full bloom now and looking glorious. But they wouldn't be if they hadn't been pruned at the right time. They'd be boring, green blobs. Here's how to prune azaleas correctly and avoid the state of green blobness so prevalent in our neighborhoods.
What to Prune
There are two classes of azaleas — native azaleas and Asian azaleas. Native azaleas, sometimes called "wild honeysuckle" for their fragrant blooms with long stamens, are deciduous. They never need pruning, so the rest of this epistle is not about them.
Asian azaleas are the evergreen ones almost everyone in the South, including yours truly, feels compelled to plant. They come from Japan. Within this class, there are two popular groups. Kurume hybrids, like 'Coral Bells,' 'Hino Crimson,' and 'Hershey's Red,' are dense, compact plants with small, glossy leaves, that grow 3-4 feet high. They bloom early and the flowers nearly hide the foliage. The seond class are called Southern Indian hybrids. They grow at least twice as large and much faster than the Kurumes and aren't as dense. They also bloom about 1-2 weeks later and aren't quite as cold-hardy, so you see them mostly from the Carolinas south. 'George Taber' (pink), 'Formosa' (purple), and 'Mrs. G.G. Gerbing' (white) are popular varieties.
When to Prune
Timing is critical if you want your azaleas to bloom next year. The best time to prune is within a three week period after they finish blooming in spring. This gives the azaleas plenty of time to make flower buds for next year. If you prune in summer or fall, you'll cut off the flower buds and assure green blobness next spring.
How to Prune
DO NOT (repeat) DO NOT USE HEDGE TRIMMERS to shear azaleas into tight boxes. This looks awful and results in foliage and flowers that exist only on the outer inch of the shrubs. Instead, use mostly hand pruners. Reach inside the shrub and cut back branches to slightly different lengths to create a cloudlike, mounding shape. Loppers may be necessary to prune thick branches. Kurume hybrids grow much slower than Southern Indian hybrids and usually require pruning only once in 4-5 years. Southern Indians grow fast and depending on where they're planted, may need it every year.
Drastic Measures I Confess To
When Grumpy bought his palace many years ago, the first thing he did was rip out the cheapo $1 shrubs the builder planted in front and replace them with 6 small 'George Taber' azaleas. He pruned them with hand pruners every spring after blooming. They grow so vigorously, however, that eventually they'd grown up to the dining room windows and the branches were too thick to cut with hand pruners. Drastic action was required.
Azalea murder in progress. Weapon sighted. Branches cut.
As your hero and mentor, it pains me to say this, but Grumpy resorted to azalea murder. The azaleas needed to be reduced in size by half. This required loppers. I cut back the thickest branches first. I showed no mercy.
Crime completed. Body parts collected. Neighbors horrified.
Yes, I knew my azaleas were going to look awful. In fact, after pruning they looked like butchered sticks. But here's the cool thing about evergreen azaleas. Unlike many shrubs, you can cut them back beyond the foliage to bare wood. In a couple of weeks, the bare sticks will leaf out fully and no one will know that you pruned.
This is how my George Tabers looked just a few days ago as they just started blooming. No green blobness at Grumpy's house.
And here's how they look today. The District Attourney has decided to drop all charges.


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I am not certain with the PF-9, but the P-11 this is common and by design. Kel-tec calls it a slide STOP not slide release. I got in the habit after a reload of just pulling and releaseing the slide. Now, 2 years and about 400 rounds later, i can almost use the stop as a release. I would say staright out.. don't change it (although some have) use it as the manufacturer designed it.
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Just wanted to say hello im new to the site and was looking for some advise on a gun. I am going to be getting one soon and would like to know what kind you think i should get. Any info would be great! If you cant tell by the name im a girl! lol
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Next, just as there is no one car that is good for every type of driving, there
is no one gun the is good for every type of shooting. So, before we can give
you advice about what to get, we need to know what you want to do with
your first gun.
Do you want something for self defense, or for hunting, or open carry, or do
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collector's item that you can later sell for a profit?
We also can make better recommendations if we know a bit about your
physical size. If you have small or large hands, if you are tall or short, things
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The just-launched OnePlus 5 is getting a minor update that should improve camera function.
A Belgian camera shop is showing off an extremely rare, limited 'Rex Edition' Nikon D500. The cosmetic alterations were provided by a customer's German Shepherd Rex, who got ahold of the camera within a day of its purchase.
Adobe says that many of its users have been relying on SkyBox for VR editing and it therefore made sense to make the plug-ins available to all subscribers through Creative Cloud.
The Pictar grip provides a number of customizable physical controls for your iPhone camera, but at its price point we would like to see better materials and build quality.
Peak Design's 'consider every detail' approach shines in the Everyday Backpack. While expensive, it's one of the best options out there for a photographer who needs to pack a lot of stuff in addition to gear.
If you're thinking of using Canon's sports glass on the Sony a9, think again. The ultra-fast camera slows way down when you attach off-brand glass.
The Polish town of Katowice is not known as an area of beauty, but as all photographers know, that doesn't mean that beauty can't be found if you know where to look. Mariusz Pietranek used a drone to look down on the colorful sedimentation tanks at an ironworks.
New York Times video journalist Ben Solomon spent a harrowing three weeks accompanying Iraqi Major Sajjad al-Hour as he and his men fought to retake Mosul from I.S. forces.
The 3D VR camera launched through a crowdfunding campaign in 2015 goes on sale beginning June 26.
Noctilucent clouds, a crescent moon and Venus were visible in the pre-dawn sky over Budapest yesterday. Photographer György Soponyai captured NASA's astronomy picture of the day.
Squirming pets won't sit still for photos? A Kickstarter campaign is looking to help.
Find out how Chris Burkard shifted from editorial photography to his true passions: landscapes, conservation and, of course, surfing.
The updated EyeEm app scans your camera roll and picks images that are composed particularly well, have the best quality, or highest chance of selling on EyeEm Market.
It's three years old but still a solid option for a Micro Four Thirds shooter looking for a high-quality, fast, wide-angle prime. Take a look at how we got along with it.
Tamron has announced the longest all-in-one zoom lens currently available, the 18-400mm F3.5-6.3 Di II VC HLD. Designed for Canon and Nikon crop-sensor cameras, the lens will be available in July.
When you're ready to step-up to full-frame from an entry-level or midrange camera, the choices can be overwhelming. Find out which models came out on top in our $1200-2000 enthusiast ILC roundup.
Just a guy wearing a VR headset, smashing invisible Goombas in Central Park.
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter captured this gorgeous aerial photo of the Martian landscape. And if you look really close, you can actually see the Mars Curiosity rover in the very middle.
The city of Laguna Beach, California has provided some clarification around the kinds of photography permits it offers.
Later this year, a VR180 camera will be Joining Yi's Halo and 360 VR cameras, which will offer stereo 3D capture, yet be as easy to use and compact as a 2D camera.
Caltech researchers have developed an 'optical phased array' chip that uses time delays instead of a lens to focus the incoming light.
Pricing and shipping have finally been revealed for two highly anticipated lenses from Sigma, announced in February.
These macro photos of clouds of paint billowing through clear water might look like high-quality CGI, but they're real photographs. And photographer Alberto Seveso told us how they were made.
Facebook is testing a feature that prevents people from saving, sharing, or even taking a screenshot of your profile picture.
We've reshot the Sony a9 in our studio. The short story: it's sharper! The long story... well you can read it all here.
The collection will be officially launched during the Europeana Transcribathon Campus Berlin 2017 crowdsourcing event which will be held on 22 and 23 June at the Berlin State Library.
Light gives us some insight into the preparations for the launch of the pre-order shipments of its much anticipated L16 multi-lens camera.
OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei has confirmed in a tweet that the second lens on the back of the OnePlus 5 uses a 1.6x optical zoom and that digital zoom is used to reach the claimed 2x zoom factor.
Fujifilm recently unveiled the second in its series of affordable cine lenses, the MK50-135mm T2.9. We got our hands on it for a couple days and took it for a spin.
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Phillips takes top honor in ninth Earth Day Essay Contest
Release Date: 5/5/2014
Matthew Phillips' essay titled "The Devastating Effects of Hydraulic Fracturing" took first place in the ninth annual University of the Ozarks Earth Day Essay Contest. The contest took place throughout April and judging was held last week.
Phillips is a concurrent high school student from Booneville, Ark.
According to Dr. Brian Hardman, associate professor of English and essay contest organizer, a total of 21 essays were entered this year, one of the largest totals in the history of the competition.
The judges, Ms. Debbie Eldridge, office manager for the Division of Humanities and Fine Arts; Dr. Fiona Murphy, assistant professor of English; Dr. Doug Jeffries, professor of biology and environmental studies, and Doug Denne, resource librarian, read through the 21 essays submitted in this year's contest. They ultimately selected Phillips' essay as winner of the Workman Award ($400).
In his essay, Phillips writes, "Hydraulic fracturing has boosted the economy in Arkansas. But at what cost? ... Fracking is extremely damaging to the environment; in fact, it is probably the largest threat to the environment in Arkansas. It wastes massive amounts of water by lacing water with toxic chemicals and contaminating groundwater supplies. To transport water to the drilling sites, trucks must carry it. These trucks burn great amounts of diesel, thereby releasing carbon dioxide gas into the atmosphere. The gas wells often leak methane and other greenhouse gases. Hydraulic fracturing techniques such as venting and flaring release even more harmful gases into the air. To prevent this devastation, hydraulic fracturing should be banned. Even though it is extremely lucrative, it will not bring in enough money to purchase a new planet. Arkansas's environment will continue to be damaged as long as Fayetteville Shale allows fracking." (Read "The Devastating Effects of Hydraulic Fracturing.")
Other winning essays were:
Second Place ($300): Samuel Binns: "The Unnatural State of the Natural State's Buffalo River"
Third Place ($200): Jessica Yates: "Natural Gas Fracking and the Natural State: Natural Enemies?"
Fourth Place ($100): Karina Ramirez: "Let's Join Forces and Save the Buffalo"
The University extends a special "Thank You" to Dr. Wayne and Betty Workman for their generosity in once again providing funding for the Earth Day essay contest awards. The Workmans have sponsored the contest each year since it began in 2006.


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I have pretty decent knee armor for my Jango (cruzer I think) They look beautiful, they came in three pieces which I (ca glue) glued them together. But they are prone to pop apart. (maybe I have sexy leg muscles.. I mean large leg muscles). Does this happen to anyone else?
I almost feel like trying to make some foam knee armor so these don't break, and I find myself constantly looking down during a troop to make sure all the parts are still there.


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So I had some (bone in) mallard breasts to do something with.
I marinated them in fat-free italian dressing and red wine vinegar, then slowcooked them untill they were medium rare. They were ok when hot, but I've used them (cold) thin sliced in a salad for lunch this week and they are awesome.
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Mexico 1-1 England, June 27
Hope Powell's side will be disappointed to have only drawn 1-1 with Mexico in their Group B opener at Wolfsburg on Monday. Fara Willliams put the Three Lions ahead in the 21st minute but Monica Ocampo equalised just after the half-hour. Faye White captained the side and Rachel Yankey also started for England. Ellen White began on the bench but replaced Karen Carney with 18 minutes left. Steph Houghton was an unused substitute.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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There are bitter scenes in the Brand family when Martin Brand dies and leaves his large estate not to his widowed sister-in-law but to Marion, his young niece whom he had only met once in his life. For Marion, the prospect of sharing her new home with Martin's predatory relations is not a happy one, and when a battered body wearing her coat is found on the beach her unhappiness turns to panic. Will Miss Silver find the murderer before the next killing?
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"Miss Silver mysteries are always a joy to read"
I've listened to every Miss Silver mystery that I can find. I always enjoy them.
Patricia Wentworth has been compared to Agatha Christie with her Miss Marple creation. I think Ms Wentworth far exceeds Ms Christie in the well rounded mystery novel! I believe Ms Wentworth's character development is much better. The characters are well-rounded, likable (or not) with identifiable flaws, hidden integrity, hesitations, etc. Every one of the Miss Silver mysteries displays a different type of heroine. Some are likable, some not. Some are shy, while others boisterous. Some are responsible, some are flighty. Some die, some do not. It appears, that with this series, Ms Wentworth has made a great study in the infinite varieties of the human personalities.
I can always trust the Miss Silver mysteries to also respect my "prudish" nature. I wouldn't mind my 12 year-old daughter reading them - there are not graphic scenes! But they are definitely adult novels.
This particular novel displays the troubles thrust upon a very loving, but responsible young lady by an admiring uncle. She handles the situations with kindness and respect. There are also displays of the baser emotions: jealousy, greed and envy.
I guessed the culprit in this novel (don't always!), but only toward the end. But I'm always amazed by the way Miss Silver arrives at her conclusions.
I would recommend all the books in this series.
This story was quite interesting but a bit repetitive. The narrator was very good at giving the characters their own voice.
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Roll over Drop Bears, there's a new, real threat in the trees of Wilsons Promontory - freshwater crayfish!
I reckon the best story from the recent Prom Bioscan for Parks Victoria is the discovery of freshwater crayfish climbing trees. Forget that a huge whale washed ashore nearby, forget the species found that had never been recorded from the area, and ignore all the hype around helicopters, it should be all about these partly arboreal crustaceans that are only known from the Prom.
Freshwater crayfish Engaeus australis at Wilsons Prom. Image: Adnan MoussalliSource: Museum Victoria
Our freshwater ecologist Dr Richard Marchant was among the researchers to see the Engaeus crayfish on tree trunks and branches. He's worked around streams and rivers throughout Victoria for over 25 years and this is the first time he's seen this.
"It's a mystery why this mainly burrow-dwelling species would be in the trees when their food is on the ground. Clearly there's something new here that we didn't know about this Prom population. Unfortunately on this trip there wasn't time to find out more." said Richard.
"It has been only recently appreciated that from an evolutionary point of view insects are just 'flying crustaceans'. While tree-climbing crayfish suggest a hankering for an aerial existence among crustaceans there is no evidence that this is how they took to the skies and evolved wings!" said Dr. Gary Poore, another of the museum's crayfish experts, when he heard of the finding.
When I heard the story, my thoughts went immediately to the mythical Drop Bear - a furry clawed beast the size of a dog that, legend has it, lives in trees in Australia and drops down on people as they walk below. At only a finger-length long, perhaps 8cm or so, these little crustaceans wouldn't do much damage if they did drop on someone, but you still might be at risk of a nip from their tiny claws on your shoulder if they did.
Normally sticklers for poking around in rivers and digging burrows with mini mountains of mud as entrances, the aquatic Engaeus crayfish were seen in a remote area of the Prom off limits to the public, so rest assured – hikers and campers this summer will be safe.
Freshwater crayfish Engaeus australis at Wilsons Prom.Image: Adnan MoussalliSource: Museum Victoria
The species in the trees was Engaeus australis and is only known to occur at Wilsons Prom. A few other Engaeus species also live at the Prom, but they also occur elsewhere in Victoria. Engaeus crayfish are related to yabbies (genus Cherax) and the larger Murray River and Spiny crayfishes (genus Euastacus). There are 22 Engaeus species that occur in several parts of Victoria, and about 10 other species of crayfish, together making Victoria one of the world's most diverse areas for freshwater crayfish.
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Got drugs??? Saturday, April 26 is National Take Back Day. This day is set aside to help you clean out your medicine cabinet and dispose of your old, unused and expired prescription medications safely. This is a "no questions asked" opportunity to dispose of your medication, without contaminating the environment or throwing away medication improperly.
With teen prescription drug abuse on the rise and over 50% of teens reporting that they have obtained prescription drugs from a family medicine cabinet, what better time to check out your own family medicine cabinet. It is surprising how many medications you might find that are either expired, or no longer being used. Rather than flush them down the toilet or throw them away, take them to a location (you can find a site on line at www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov) that will dispose of medications properly while protecting our environment and our water sources.
Accidental poisoning from medications in the medicine cabinet (or left on a kitchen shelf or table) is another problem for our children. It sometime seems that young children are better at opening "child proof caps" than many adults, and with many medicines being colorful children will eat a handful before deciding they may not taste so great. In some cases it only takes a few pills to cause toxicity.
So, let's all head to the medicine cabinet (or cabinets) and do a thorough spring cleaning. Then, take that sack to your local drop off spot and feel a sense of accomplishment. We all should mark our calendars to do this every year.
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Provo • In addition to wrapping up the West Coast Conference scoring title, both for all games (20.9 ppg.) and for conference games (20.6 ppg.), Tyler Haws moved into 43rd place on BYU's career scoring list Saturday night in the Cougars' 70-67 victory over Loyola Marymount.
Brandon Davies moved into 10th place on the school's career rebounds list with 794, and Matt Carlino moved into 21st place for career assists, his seven against the Lions giving him 252 in less than two seasons.
Those achievements and milestones from BYU's so-called Big Three were great, and all, but what the Cougars were really looking for in the regular-season finale was momentum and confidence heading into this week's West Coast Conference tournament.
Whether they accomplished that is debatable, considering that the Cougars led by 15 points with less than six minutes remaining and won by just three.
"It is a cool thing to be the scoring leader, but I am more concerned about our team and doing what I can to help us get better," Haws said. "We're ready for a run in the tournament; we're in a good place. ... We have a few things to work on after tonight. We need to take care of the ball better, especially down the stretch."
The tournament begins Wednesday at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas with eighth-seeded Portland taking on ninth-seeded LMU in a first-round game. Having secured the third seed for the second straight year, the Cougars (21-10) will play in Friday's late quarterfinal game (9:30 p.m. MST, ESPNU) against the winner of Thursday's contest pitting No. 6 San Diego (14-17) and No. 7 Pepperdine (12-17)
The Cougars swept the Waves, winning 76-51 in Provo and 63-61 in Malibu, but split with the Toreros, winning 74-57 in Provo but losing 74-68 less than three weeks later in San Diego.
The winner of Friday's late quarterfinal plays No. 2 seed Saint Mary's (26-5) on Saturday at 9:30 p.m. MST.
Haws and LMU's Anthony Ireland both scored 24 points in the game at Gersten Pavilion, giving Haws 329 points in league games and Ireland 322. The Cougars' sophomore star was 14-for-14 from the free-throw line.
"We had to hit some big free throws tonight to stay ahead," BYU coach Dave Rose said. "We made some mistakes tonight uncharacteristic of ourselves and we will have to look at those. The most important thing is that we won."
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Thursday's second-round games
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• No. 6 San Diego vs. No. 7 Pepperdine, 9:30 p.m. MST, ESPNU, BYUtv
Friday's quarterfinals
• No. 4 Santa Clara vs. Portland-LMU-San Francisco winner, 7 p.m. MST, ESPNU
• No. 3 BYU vs. Pepperdine-San Diego winner, 9:30 p.m. MST, ESPNU
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The Israel government continues insisting its desire to engage in discussions with the government of Syria, and has made clear these talks could begin without any preconditions. At the same time, Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon argued it was impossible to engage in discussions with Syria as long as that government maintained its ties with Iran and Hamas. Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan visited Damascus in an effort to get discussions back on track and once again serve as a mediator. "We are determined to do all we can for peace in the Middle East."
The Turkish -Israel relation is vivid proof that Jews and Muslims can work together and maintain peaceful relations. A Turkish mediation effort can serve to bring together Israel and Syria provided the Netanyahu ceases playing word games with the peace process. As Winston Churchill, the great prime minister of England often said: "Jaw, jaw, not war, war."


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Are we haesed to war with Iran???
This country really needs another war! The below is quoted from Dan Froomkin columnist for the Washington Post.
The abrupt resignation yesterday of the top U.S. commander in the Middle East, Admiral William J. "Fox" Fallon, has sparked a new round of speculation that President Bush and Vice President Cheney have some sort of plan in the works to attack Iran before their time is up.
Terry Atlas blogs for U.S. News and World Report with "6 Signs the U.S. May Be Headed for War in Iran." They are: Fallon's resignation, Cheney's trip to the Middle East, the Israeli airstrike on Syria, U.S. warships off Lebanon, Israeli comments and Israel's war with Hezbollah.
Atlas explains each one. Why the Israeli airstrike on Syria, for instance? Atlas writes: "Israel's airstrike deep in Syria last October was reported to have targeted a nuclear-related facility, but details have remained sketchy and some experts have been skeptical that Syria had a covert nuclear program. An alternative scenario floating in Israel and Lebanon is that the real purpose of the strike was to force Syria to switch on the targeting electronics for newly received Russian anti-aircraft defenses. The location of the strike is seen as on a likely flight path to Iran (also crossing the friendly Kurdish-controlled Northern Iraq), and knowing the electronic signatures of the defensive systems is necessary to reduce the risks for warplanes heading to targets in Iran."
Cheney leaves Sunday for a trip to the Middle East. In yesterday's column, I suggested that reporters try to find out what he tells the Israelis about Iran. That's even more important today.
The conventional wisdom in Washington is that, ever since December's National Intelligence Estimate threw cold water on Bush and Cheney's insistence that Iran was on the brink of nuclear weapons development, a preventative attack on Iran was no longer in the cards. But Bush has repeatedly brushed off the NIE's findings. Administration pronouncements blaming Iran for fomenting attacks in Iraq are on the upswing again. And now Cheney's on his way to Israel.
It's still not really beyond Bush and Cheney to order a full-scale preemptive attack on Iran. But the more likely scenario is that there will be an asymmetrical U.S. response to a (possibly trumped up) Iranian provocation. And the most likely scenario is that the U.S. will encourage (or certainly not oppose) an Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear facilities -- which in turn would lead the U.S. to come to Israel's defense should Iran strike back.
That's been a favorite Cheney scenario for more than a year.
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