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'"When I got here, I was too excited and needed to calm down," Miller said. "I have to take the same mind-set and focus in. I'm not saying I'm not going to use the energy and use the excitement. I definitely want to perform my best, but there's a way to approach it where you calm down, have fun and enjoy it. Enjoy the challenge. It is one of the greatest challenges you're going to find."'
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When Can a Student's Grandparents Substitute for the Parents on Financial Aid Forms?
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If a student lives with a grandparent, is there any way the student can use the grandparent's income tax information on her FAFSA? I have lived with my grandmother for all 17 years of my life. My parents currently pay a small amount of child support to her, but that is the only financial support that I receive from them. My grandmother has claimed me on her income tax for all 17 years. I was never legally adopted, but my grandmother is listed on all school records, doctor records, and so on. Is there any way that I may use her information, so that I can receive financial aid? My parents will not pay for my education, so it is vital that I receive aid. If my parents provide a notorized letter stating my grandmother is my legal guardian, will I then be able to use her? — R.P.
Grandparents cannot substitute for the parents on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) unless the grandparents have adopted the student. Even if the grandparents are legal guardians for the student, they do not count as parents for federal student aid purposes.
The Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (P.L. 110-315) changed the requirements for a student to be considered an independent student effective August 14, 2008. If the student is currently in a legal guardianship, or was in a legal guardianship immediately prior to attaining the age of majority, the student will be considered to be an independent student. An independent student is not required to report parent financial information on the FAFSA. Note, however, that the legal guardianship must have been determined by a court of competent jurisdiction in the student's state of legal residence at the time the legal guarandianship was adjudicated. A notarized letter from the student's parents is not sufficient.
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YES YES wyoung...I'm ok with the alert...I'm thrilled with the alert. It's just as you said though I'd like the barking to stop after I've given an "ok" or relax or something.
and it has to be the yard and the house for the most part...my best friend and I took the dogs to the dog park today ( we frequent this park)..and roxy will approach people with caution but she doesn't bark at them or get all bent out of shape like she does when they come in our house...I guess too that's kind of normal behavior????
the one good thing about the bark....the politicians will NOT come to our door! One did and Roxy was in the front room window barking like she was going to have her for lunch......my daughter answered the door and said the lady was clear out in the grass looking up at the window.....I said..."she smells lies" ...and that was the end of political visitors! YAY ROXY!!
LF I agree with most of what you're saying. I prefer Eugene to alert when people come to the door or property. I'd just like him to settle when it's a guest I invite inside and I tell him this person is okay. He doesn't bark incessantly but he's obviously very uncomfortable and will let a random bark or growl out from time to time. I could just crate him and I do when it's a delivery man or someone I don't consider to be a guest.
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Longfisher-I think the "issue" isn't an issue in the sense that OP doesn't want the dog to bark with a disturbance, it's more wanting to settle when they say so. I had the same problem. I WANT that alert. I want to know when something is off on my property and encourage the alert. However, I also want Titan to listen when I have checked the "threat" and be quiet. There isn't a need to carry on unless the threat is persistent. It is also mildly annoying/embarassing to have a dog, with great protective instinct, not shut up while you have friends over for dinner or a football game. Titan would persist for upwards of 20-30 minutes if I crated him while the guests came in and settled. He never quit... ever. I would like, as I'm sure the OP would, to have a dog that will alert, stranger or not, then settle when told so. It makes for unpleasant dinner parties :P If he were totally out of control he would be crated in another room.
So there isn't an issue with the alert, the is really is the lack of listening to the "enough" or quiet command.
One thing you might try...
...there are a couple of very interested young people on our street who want to interact with my GSD. And, they were fearful of him initially as he reacts territorially to folks who knock on the door. Seems that once he gets his dander up on hearing the knock he's pretty wired for a while. So, it's hard to make young folks comfortable with him.
So, to introduce him to these children I first take him off his own properly and go to their homes. Then I walk my GSD in front of their home back and forth until he's settled in about the setting. Then I ask the child to come out and stand about 20 feet away and chat with me about meaningless things for a couple of minutes to assure the dog that I'm comfortable with them.
Then I tell them that I'm going to walk the dog back and forth a couple of times and that I want them to fall in abreast of me to my right (dog at heel on left) so that we can walk and talk together. But their position is important. They must be on my right opposite of the dog.
In that fashion, I can appear to the dog to be guarding them. And, I watch him carefully for any reactions other than just obedience to the close heel. After about two minutes my GSD seems completely at ease with them and slowly approach them when we stop to sniff. Then he rather loses interest in them and sniffs elsewhere.
I've never had a problem using this approach. And, for the two kids that have an interest in my GSD I then turn the leash over to them and we trade places which allows them to walk him. He's perfect on that so far.
Lastly, I let them walk him alone. Again, he's perfect on that, so far.
Where's the problem?
I guess I have a different take on this "problem". And, that is where's the problem?
For us, at least, we want our male, intact GSD to be territorial and to protect not only the people who live here, but also, the property if we're not here. So, over the past about 19 months of my GSDs stay here we've trained him to bark at any disturbance on the property (door bell, knock, sound of footfalls on the bull rock drainage, talking, laughing, etc.) And, we want him to be suspicious of strangers, particularly those who we might meet and who might accost us on the street.
Actually, it wasn't all that easy to train him to do these things as he came from a breeder who championed even, easy to get along personalities in her dogs. So, he defends with some reluctance still and is often looking to me for encouragement if he starts barking at someone.
We just don't let others come in the house until he's crated (he goes to crate immediately on command). And, we don't allow anyone to come into the back yard without first putting him in his outside pen.
On the street, we as aggressively as needed dissuade people from trying to pet him or interact with him in any way. But I'll admit that he's come to know a couple of neighbors, generally men, that he seems to like a good bit and I'm not perfect in enforcing that rule with them.
For us what you're describing is precisely what we'd have wanted our GSD to do without having to do any training. Just another point of view on the topic.
Oh, my GSD also has a few things about people that seem to put him off. Tatoos, piercings, cowboy hats (although he's cool with baseball hats and other types), a person carrying a yard tool or skateboard, two unfamiliar people at a time approaching him, anyone walking or riding a bike or jogging up behind him, especially in the dark and quick movements (once a young girl wanted to approach him but threw her backpack down to do so scaring the dog).
We usually put him in a sit and let him bark while we walk the guest up to him. As long as I'm with the guest and the guest isn't walking towards me he doesn't see them as a threat. I also think it's important that anyone who is a regular visitor, even if rarely, that you want your dog to be nice to should interact with him and play, not just give treats. If they just absently pet them while the dog is trying to get them to play I don't think that is doing a bit of good for anyone.
As far as strangers.... I let him go. I don't like people knocking on my door and if anyone has any intention of harm or future harm I let Gunther make it perfectly clear that they aren't getting into the house without permission.
I do the same thing as wyoung2153. We very rarely have house guest so Eugene just isn't use to strangers being in the house and he's not comfortable with it. I try to meet them outside and have the introduction on the sidewalk and let him get comfortable with the guest there. Then we go in the house and generally he still barks but not like he does when someone knocks and comes through the door. I keep him on leash the entire time the visitor is there. He'll bark a couple of times but then he'll settle down. I treat him when he's calm and have the guest give him treats too. Sometimes, depending on who the guest is, we'll go outside and play ball for a bit to make it a fun positive experience for him. Again when we go back in he's leashed and with me the whole time and treated/praised for being calm. Strangers knocking on the door is still a work in progress I hope that helps!
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|No problem I know exactly what you are going through and it is very frustrating. Hope I was able to help!
thank you again for taking time to help me out. OH I am totally afraid of finding that "one" person that would prove me wrong. I have noticed guys with hats on trigger more than women or guys not wearing hats. I may have to just have guys take their hats off or show them to her or something.
I always think about that part in Uncle Buck ( the movie)..."do you think it's the hat?" "some people hate this hat"...
And when we walk the river front...people on bikes go by ..no response.. MOST people walk by with no response..but she is reactive to strollers. No bikes, not skateboards, no roller blades..but strollers. ??? And she doesn't try to attack them or anything it's just a bark and watch them till they are out of sight.
I'm with you.. but you just never know. Titan has always been this way when he greets people and had started getting more "aggressive" in his approaches. If that makes sense? fully my fault for getting complacent with him (he won't hurt anyone, I THINK. Because you really just never know) He wouldn't do anything when he did finally get to them, he would jump up near them and bark and go nuts and try to find a ball to bring them... but the approaching was the first thing to warn me and I needed to reign that back in. Even though he never did anything I was still giving him the control in meeting the person and he was taking charge, sometimes being more in their face vocal than I care to admit. I needed to reign him in and let him know that I do the introducing around here. The introductions work SO much better on every level for us. And well... always having a ball, ha.. He's all mine with that ball
You can just never be too safe and while you may be 100% confident that she won't do anything, there could always be that ONE person that she just doesn't like. Have another thread about that ONE person incident. Really caught my attention.. here it is.. long read but this is just from a "I've been in your shoes" mentality and I don't want you to go through even the one incident before you decide to reel her in..
Sorry for being thread share happy. I learn best form others experiences, so I tend to share that way.
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David O'Farrell on living with a disability - Are we doing enough?
23/01/2013 , 11:33 AM by Sarah Ndiaye
Did you hear on AM some of Kurt Fearnley's speech? He must be one of the most inspiring sportspeople this country's ever produced. A paralympic triple gold medallist who's parents were told when he was born he had only a month to live because he had only half his spine.
Kurt Fearnley used his Australia Day Address last night to call for better living conditions for people with a disability.
He said among prosperous nations Australians with a disability fare worse than most, with higher levels of poverty and lower levels of education.
Lismore's David O'Farrell has an acquired brain injury. He's mid-way through a degree in Sports and exercise science at SCU.
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Bring on Crusaders - Noon
April 13-15: Notts v Loughborough UCCE
Loughborough UCCE 164 (Smith 5-19)
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Loughborough UCCE 185-4
Match drawn
Wayne Noon believes we are peaking just in time for the start of the totesport League season.
The Outlaws start their campaign in Division One against Middlesex Crusaders on Sunday and although rain led to a premature finish against the Loughborough students, Noon is confident the team are prepared.
He said: "Ideally we would have liked to bat twice but Loughborough chose to bat when they won the toss. In the circumstances we got as much out of the game as we could.
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"I watched it all morning at the hotel," Oakland's rookie left-hander admitted Friday before the team's workout at the Tokyo Dome. "I slept way too much on the plane. When we got to the hotel, I couldn't fall asleep until 2 a.m. [local time] and was up at 5, wide awake.
"Pretty cool option, though, watching sumo. It was great. I was into it."
Eveland, 24, is the team's presumptive fifth starter, and he'll be the first A's pitcher to take the mound during the team's week in the Far East as part of Opening Series Japan 2008, a two-game series between the defending champion Red Sox and A's, March 25-26, that officially opens the regular season.
First, though, come a pair of exhibition doubleheaders Saturday and Sunday, with the Sox taking on the Hanshin Tigers in the first game Saturday afternoon before the A's face Yomiuri in the nightcap. All four games will be shown
live on MLB.TV, with the Red Sox-Tigers game Friday night beginning at 8:05 p.m. PT/11:05 p.m. ET and the A's-Giants beginning at 3:05 a.m. PT early Saturday morning. The A's will then play Hanshin at 8:05 p.m. PT Saturday, followed by Sox-Yomiuri at 3:05 a.m. PT/6:05 a.m. ET Sunday morning.
Tokyo Dome is Yomiuri's home park.
"It's gonna be pretty exciting, I'm sure," said Eveland, who was part of the six-player haul the A's got from the Diamondbacks in the deal that sent ace Dan Haren to Arizona. "I'm going to try to treat it like a Spring Training game ... but I've heard about these fans and how crazy it is, so there'll definitely be a little more adrenaline."
According the A's outfielder Travis Buck, one of a handful of Oakland players who have previously been to Japan, there'll be a lot more adrenaline that Eveland can possibly imagine.
"I was here with in 2004 with Team USA, and we were in Tokyo, so we all went to a Giants game here to see what it would be like, and it was crazy," Buck said as his teammates filed out of the spartan visitors' clubhouse toward the field during early batting practice. "I mean, they were cheering non-stop, they had the thunder sticks going, there were bands in the bleachers -- it was wild."
Bands in the bleachers?
"Oh, yeah," Buck said with a huge smile. "One for one team, in left field, and one for the other team, in right field. All the guys from our team went out there and sat with them, too. We had to, just to see how electric it was.
"I don't know if it's gonna be that crazy for the exhibition games here, but can you imagine what it's going to be like when Dice-K's on the mound [for the March 25 opener]? Wow."
Eveland won't have to deal with the frenzy sure to be whipped up Tuesday when Japanese icon Daisuke Matsuzaka starts for the Red Sox opposite Oakland's Joe Blanton, but if the attention heaped on the big league players here Friday is any indication, even the exhibition games will bring huge, loud crowds.
As A's closer Huston Street bent down to tie his shoes before the workout, for instance, no fewer than five Japanese photographers got down to ground level and started snapping away.
Just a few feet away, Oakland shortstop Bobby Crosby, taking the scene in with a mischievous grin, said, "Are you that sweet over here, Street?" and started tying his own shoes in a playful plea for similar attention. When it didn't immediately come, Street moved closer to Crosby, to the point that the tips of their turf shoes were touching. Both untied and re-tied their laces, shutters buzzing the whole time while Crosby tried in vain to stifle laughter.
Nearby, veteran Mike Sweeney tried to convince rookie Daric Barton to drop his fear of sushi, and several photographers were documenting that scene, too.
"They just love baseball here," Eveland said. "That's obvious. So to be here and get to not just see it but be out there and be a part of it? It's definitely cool. I don't know anything about the guys I'll be facing, but I know it's going to be fun."
Mychael Urban is a national writer for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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KDE SC 4.4.5 released
PCLinuxOS 2010.1 continues to surprise me time and again, specially with its great and incredibly fast updates. KDE SC 4.4.4 upgrade took place a couple days before the KDE.ORG site posted that it was available. Today they have managed to do it yet again with KDE SC 4.4.5, and once again, there is still no news on the matter.
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Because there is no official announcement about KDE SC 4.4.5 just yet, I have to assume this is another bugfix release for KDE SC 4.4 series. However, I did notice some new interesting features that I wanted to show you here.
The battery indicator has been integrated in the system tray in KDE SC 4.4.5
As you can see on the screenshot above, the system tray now acomodates two new items: the battery indicator and the device manager. I know there are people who argue that the KDE system tray is overcrowded, I have been there myself at some point. Having said so, I think I like these changes because they help free space from other areas.
The devices manager has also been added to the system tray.
I usually work with tablets or laptops, so battery indication is an important piece of information for me. As a result, I had to add the corresponding widget to either the panel or the desktop. I personally like the former option, so that widget was taking panel space already. Similarly, I had the device manager widget added to my panel and that one is also gone now. Furthermore, both icons are smaller in size now, therefore taking less space than the did before.
The devices manager in action.
The one thing I still don't like is that the system tray icons still look cheap, low resolution. I think this would have been a good time to renew those icons and set something up to par with some of the best icon themes out there.
Note that there may well be other new features as part of this release, but because there is no official release announcement yet, I am only covering here the couple that stood out for me.
A while back I talked about KDE and how I thought it was growing more mature, appealing and an overall better desktop manager. That trend has been maintained since and there seems to be no stopping it. KDE SC is becoming and incredibly good and attractive desktop environment and the old claims that it was slow or resource eating are no longer founded. Moreover, the QT improvements easily translate into KDE and the end result is a better performing and functional product... Can't wait for KDE 4.5!!
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I think that these widgets in the system tray are not nothing new in KDE SC 4.4.5. I think they've added this in 4.3, if I remember correctly. It looks like just the default settings for PCLinuxOS changed.ReplyDelete
@Marjana: You sure about that? I have installed OpenSUSE 11.2 RC, Fedora 13, Pardus 2009.2 and several other distros with KDE SC 4.4.x and never saw these system tray icons??ReplyDelete
Just got home from work (don't have KDE or Linux here unfortunately :( ) and checked it out on my 4.4.4 version. it looks like that if you open settings of System Tray there is a special category (Plasma Widgets) where you can select which widgets are shown in system tray. but you can't drag arbitrary widgets into system tray. Just the ones there are on the list. Abd after searching a bit it appears this was added in 4.3 as I said, but there was no GUI for configuration → http://www.notmart.org/index.php/Software/A_system_tray_even_more_PlasmaReplyDelete
Btw, I actually meant to say OpenSUSE 11.3 RC in my previous comment.ReplyDelete
@Marjana: Thanks for the info!ReplyDelete
I checked on my KDE 4.4.4 on Pardus and I see that GUI you are talking about, but it is greyed out for me. It is weird, because it looks like it was meant for adding/removing those widgets in the list, but it doesn't seem to be enabled??
Not sure why that is, but I like those widgets in the system tray better, regardless of whether that was a KDE or PCLinuxOS choice. I would find it weird if it was a PCLinuxOS thing, though, specially if it has been there since 4.3, as you say... Why wait until 4.4.5?
- inp3danceJune 30, 2010 at 1:01 PM
Chema Martín: It is greyed because you have the widgets locked.ReplyDelete
Hi Chema,ReplyDelete
Awesome blog! A quick question (pardon my ignorance) - is that a default theme? The 'taskbar' looks a lot like the Windows 7 one... just wondering if that is by default, or a theme.
@Abi: Thanks, glad you like it!ReplyDelete
No, that's not the default theme, but it is downloadable and within the "highest rated" ones, so you should find it easily.
Not sure I understand what you mean about it being similar to Windows 7? I don't see any resemblance?
- AnonymousJuly 28, 2010 at 7:59 AM
Hi Martin, nice blog You have there.ReplyDelete
Can You please give a link to the wallpaper there?
- AnonymousJuly 28, 2010 at 8:11 AM
Oh! I forgot one more thing Martin!ReplyDelete
Please can I have a link to the theme also :D!
Sorry if am asking for too much but those are some killer looks there!


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Oregon History: Souls to Save
The first three decades of the 19th century were a time of intense religious fervor in America. The Second Great Awakening, kindled by the exhortations of Rev. Timothy Dwight, swept across the land. Camp meetings, revivals, sectarian controversies, the founding of home and foreign mission societies, building of seminaries to educate the ministry, and publication of books, tracts, hymns, and translations of the scriptures into Indian languages were all part of the religious commitment. Shakers gathered in celibate communities. Mormon converts followed the teachings of Joseph Smith, Jr. Revivals sweeping over the country produced conversions and, in some, anticipation of the return of Christ to Earth.
In 1832 the Christian Advocate and Journal carried a feature story about four Indians from the interior of the Pacific Northwest who had arrived in St. Louis. Although they may have come to confer with William Clark, the explorer and then superintendent of Indian affairs in the Louisiana Territory, the press interpreted their visit as a cry from heathens seeking the white man's book of God. This news proved electrifying to a population eager to promote evangelical Christianity. With the alleged request from the "savages of Oregon" for the word of God, mission societies were ready to send workers to the field to reap souls.
Rev. Jason Lee was first to respond. In 1833 the Methodist Episcopal Church authorized Lee, his nephew, Daniel Lee, and three lay assistants to go to Oregon. With mission board underwriting and a determination to preach to the Indians, this party embraced its calling and joined Nathaniel Wyeth in 1834 on his second overland trek to the Columbia estuary. Thus Nuttall and Townsend, with interests in natural history; Wyeth, who hoped to compete with the Hudson's Bay Company; and a cadre of missionaries joined forces to traverse the continent.
Although the initial request for missionaries had presumably come from the Nez Perces or Flatheads in the interior, Lee conferred with McLoughlin on a likely location for a mission west of the Cascades. He selected Mission Bottom on the southwest side of French Prairie in the northern Willamette Valley. Proximity to Fort Vancouver, the proven agricultural potential of the area, the nearby population of retired fur trappers, and the isolation of any site east of the mountains weighed heavily in Lee's decision.
The Methodists tried hard. They built a station, fenced and tilled fields, opened a school, and ministered to the Kalapuyans, whose villages had been ravaged by a horrendous fever starting in 1829. By the mid-1830s as many as 70 percent had perished. Lee and his associates thus coped with orphans, solitary survivors of families or entire villages, and the aged. To cope with the challenges, Lee ambitiously planned to increase his crew of workers. He sent back positive reports and in 1838 returned to the East to seek money and recruits. He raised an estimated $100,000 and brought 32 adults and 18 of their children to Oregon in 1839. The expanded staff opened a mission on the Clatsop Plains, another among the Clackamas Indians at Oregon City, a third at The Dalles, and yet another at the southern end of Puget Sound. In spite of their efforts, the Methodist laborers were not good linguists nor effective missionaries. The converts were few. Dr. Elijah White, a recruit, fired off criticisms to the mission board, which suspended Lee and closed the operations in 1843.
The Methodists, though converting few Indians, had tested the potentials of Oregon and succeeded in raising cereal crops, vegetables, and livestock. Their families prospered. They staked out land claims, including one which encroached on Dr. McLoughlin's milling site at Willamette Falls. Writing home about what they found, they gave good reports of Oregon. These Americans helped set the stage for overland emigration.
In the 1820s the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (ABCFM) had sent workers among the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, and other tribes. An ecumenical project drawing on the resources of the Congregational, Presbyterian, and Dutch Reformed denominations, the ABCFM also responded to the alleged request of Oregon Indians for missionaries. In 1835 Rev. Samuel Parker and Rev. Marcus Whitman traveled west to survey prospects. Although Whitman turned back at Green River in the Rocky Mountains, Parker continued to Oregon, explored widely and, after returning home by sea via Hawaii, published Journal of an Exploring Tour Beyond the Rocky Mountains (1838). Whitman had seen enough to persuade him to devote his energies to the natives of the Pacific Northwest.
In 1836 Whitman, his new wife, Narcissa, Rev. Henry H. Spalding, and his wife, Eliza, set out for Oregon. Both women kept diaries, leaving a fascinating chronicle of the journey of the first white women across the continent. Jane Barnes, a barmaid from Portsmouth, England, had lived for a few months at Astoria during the tenure of the North West Company, but she had traveled by sea. The transit of two missionary women overland was duly noted by residents of the American frontier interested in lands in Oregon.
After visiting Fort Vancouver and obtaining supplies from the Hudson's Bay Company, the Whitmans settled at Waiilatpu, "the place of the rye grass," on the margins of the Walla Walla River near the base of the Blue Mountains. Their mission was to the Cayuse, Umatilla, and Nez Perce Indians. The Spaldings selected a site at Lapwai, Idaho, on the lower Clearwater River in Nez Perce country. For the next 11 years these missionaries and their associates who founded other stations on the Columbia Plateau wrestled with survival, mastering native languages, and trying to convert the Indians. An issue facing all was whether or not it was essential to transform Indians into sedentary farmers dressed like white people as a precondition to conversion to Christianity. The Indians found little attraction in the hard labor of farming, were reluctant to give up their traditional fisheries and hunting, and seemed generally disinterested in the whites' teachings. When Whitman whipped the Indians for disobedience, he fell in their esteem. Conversions were few; troubles accumulated.
In 1838 Fathers Francois N. Blanchet and Modest Demers set out with a Hudson's Bay Company brigade from Red River. They crossed overland through Canada and descended the Columbia to found Catholic missions in the region. The Anglican ministry of Rev. Herbert Beaver at Fort Vancouver in 1836-38 was short-lived and controversial. The fur trappers, many of them nominally Catholic or possessing Catholic ancestors, were receptive to Blanchet and Demers, who moved swiftly, marrying couples, baptizing Indian wives and children, and recording an impressive tally in their sacramental ledgers. They established missions at Fort Vancouver, Cowlitz Prairie, and French Prairie.
Where the protestants had only marginal success in gaining converts, the Catholics prospered. There were several reasons. They did not insist on a change in lifeways as a condition for baptism. They wore vestments, burned incense, rang handbells, recited a ritualistic mass, and generated a sense of mystery and interest in their services. They were single men governed by vows of chastity and steadfast purpose of ministry to their flock. They were bound by a commitment to poverty and not engaged in staking land claims or contesting McLoughlin for a mill site. They had a distant but consistent base of support through the Catholic Church. They had already established connections to the native peoples because Indian women from almost every tribe or band in the Pacific Northwest had married Catholic men. They were skilled linguists and were willing to undergo years of patient work to master the native languages.
In 1834 and 1835 a group of retired fur trappers, most of them French-Canadians living on French Prairie, had petitioned the Bishop of Red River in Canada for a priest. In 1836 they had built a log chapel. Blanchet and Demers thus found a receptive audience when they established the St. Paul Mission in October, 1839. The parishioners erected a meeting hall and lodgings for the priests in 1841. The grandly named St. Joseph's College, a school funded in part by a bequest from a French philanthropist, opened in 1843 with 30 boys and three instructors. Nuns arrived in 1844 to establish Saint Marie de Willamette, a girls' school. Parishioners between 1844 and 1846 kilned bricks and erected the St. Paul Church.
Missions further accelerated changes in the lives of Oregon Indians. Many tribes, particularly in western Oregon, were imprinted by the itinerant priests and carried for generations a commitment to Catholicism. This was especially the case among the Kalapuyans and Upper Chinookans. Adrian Croquet, a Belgian priest, ministered to them on the Grand Ronde Reservation from 1860 to 1898. Catholic Oblate missions of St. Ann, St. Rose of the Cayouse, Walla Walla, St. Anthony, and Frenchtown likewise led to conversions among the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla.
The protestants largely failed in their missionary efforts but left an impact in other ways. They proved that Euro-American families could thrive in the Oregon Country. They grew vegetables and fruit and raised livestock. They wrote reports and lectured in the East about the prospects of the region. They spoke of its mild climate, fertile soil, towering forests, abundant fish, and wild game. They helped set the stage for the opening of the Oregon Trail.


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At Univision forum, Newt spews "Heartless 2.0"
posted at 10:47 pm on January 25, 2012 by Jorge Bonilla
I admit to being entertained by the Gingrich candidacy. I was intrigued by the notion that this Clinton-era throwback could somehow reinvent himself to the point of becoming the Great Conservative Hope that could vanquish the Obama Menace once and for all. His grandiloquence and idearrhea are not congruent with a candidacy that did not, until recently, exceed single digits. I thought that the end had come when his top staff defected to the Perry camp. But Newt did what Newt does, namely, to hold fast to the belief that technology and mad debate skillz would eventually win the day.
And Newt was right. He gained strength as Romney remained static and the also-rans faltered. The Not-romneys dropped one by one, and Newt eventually went on to win the South Carolina primary, which brings us to where we are today.
The base seems to have largely forgiven the serial adulteries, his fondness for the individual mandate (which has brought Romney so much heat), and his flirtation with the cult of AGW. None of that seemed to really bother the base, so long as he articulated a passionate case for conservatism. I was put off the Bain attacks, because capitalism suffered collaterally, but I am just as guilty of being entertained by all the journo-punching (as would any conservative in search of a champion). However, his statements at today's Univision forum disqualify him, in my opinion, from further consideration among those of us who respect the Rule of Law.
Breaking the Republican boycott of Univision (at least, among Presidential candidates) was in bad form. This boycott came about as a result of Univision's attempts to coerce Senator Marco Rubio into an interview. Gingrich was the first to announce that he'd break the line in order to sit down with Jorge Ramos. What's worse, he did so in order to attack Mitt Romney's immigration positions. In so doing, he smeared Romney as an "anti-immigrant", which is what Univision and the Hispanic Left label anything that is not an unprotected, wide open border.
Such demagoguery is an insult to those of us that are of Hispanic origin and support fair immigration reform. There are a great many of us who silently support immigration reform which is respectoful to those who paid the price and played by the rules. We get smeared enough in the Hispanic media, without having to hear such pap fly from the mouth of someone who aspires to challenge our Demagogue-in-Chief. Such language is acceptable if you are currying the favor of the Jorge Ramoses and Ruben Navarretes of the world, but is well beneath someone who aspires to the Presidency of the United States. It is particularly troubling that Gingrich seems to readily reach for the language of the Left when attacking his primary opponents.
History will note that the end of Rick Perry's campaign was neither his "oops" moment, nor his "third agency" faux pas. Perry's goose was cooked the minute he smeared opponents of the DREAM Act as "heartless". As far as I'm concerned, Heartless 2.0 is also the end of the Gingrich campaign.
A Spanish-language version of this post is available at El Tercer Riel (The Third Rail).


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By Richard Clarke
Arsène Wenger believes Arsenal were physically "tremendous" in the 3-2 defeat to West Brom at the weekend – they just got their priorities wrong.
The Frenchman has watched re-runs and crunched numbers since Roberto Di Matteo's side chalked up the first away win at Emirates Stadium for nine months.
They both suggest the defeat was not down to lack of effort or possession. The manager believes that focus and errors at the back were the deciding factors.
"We did not get our priorities right - defend first, be patient when needed and win the game when you can win it," he said. "We were in a rush and we neglected our defensive duties.
"When you have lost a game it is always better on the video than you thought straight afterwards. And, what we did physically was tremendous. We had the highest numbers this season in terms of sprints we made and distance we ran. So you cannot say we lacked effort.
"The quality of work was there and you cannot fault our fitness. It was just concentration and defensive mistakes.
"We rushed our game and did not respect our priorities."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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The designation of "Club Sports" will be given to those organizations that choose to participate in athletic competition with outside organizations on a non-varsity status.
Recognition Process:
To obtain Club Sport status, an organization must meet the stipulations set forth by the Intramurals, Recreation, and Club Sports (IRCS) Committee and item D of Student Senate's Recognized Student Organization Policy. If all conditions are satisfactorily completed and confirmed by the IRCS Committee and the Director of Intramurals, Recreation and Club Sports, then the request for Club Sport status will be forwarded to Student Senate for action regarding official recognition.
Club Sports will be supervised by the Director of Intramurals, Recreation and Club Sports and will be placed under the general umbrella of the Center for Sports and Recreation. The Center for Leadership and Involvement will provide the same support services to Club Sport teams that it does for all other Recognized Student Organizations. Each Club Sport team will be required to submit a current roster to the Director including release waivers, and proof of individual or group accident and injury insurance coverage.
Director of Intramurals, Recreation and Club Sports:
The Director, with Club Sport Council approval, will recommend the recognition of individual teams to Student Senate, submit a request for Clarion Student Association (CSA) funding for all Club Sport teams, and generally supervise the overall administration of the Club Sports program. Other duties of the Director shall include:
- Oversee the scheduling of facilities for practices and competitions.
- Supervise the appointment, evaluation, and retention process of Sport Club coaches.
- Oversee the expenses and distribution of club funds through the CSA office.
- Manage the implementation of First-aid/CPR training for at least two officers from each Club Sport team or proof of an on-site medically trained professional.
Responsibilities of the CSA Office:
- Maintain all financial accounts for each club, including fundraising dollars.
- All club money must be kept in a CSA account, (all pre-existing off-campus accounts must be transferred to the CSA and those accounts closed).
- The CSA Business Manager and the Director of Club Sports must both sign for all Club Sport purchases/expenses.
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Budget Process:
The Director will supervise funding for all Club Sport teams. Each Club Sport team will submit their specific request to the Director. The Director will then submit an overall Club Sport budget request to Student Senate. The amount allocated by Student Senate to the Club Sport program will then be distributed by the Director to the individual Club Sport teams based on needs and cost of their program and the budget allocation received.
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Home > News & Events > News > Articles > Strong HKS Representation on Forbes '30 Under 30' List
Ten percent of this year's Forbes '30 Under 30' list of promising young leaders shaping law and policy have connections to Harvard Kennedy School, and one HKS alumnus made the '30 Under 30' social entrepreneurs list.
Neil Buddy Shah MD/MPA-ID 2012 is on the social entrepreneurs list. The 29-year-old is a founding partner of IDinsight, a non-profit organization that helps clients amplify impact by providing timely program evaluations for almost any field of development. Forbesreports, "Among its accomplishments to date: identifying the most cost-effective way to deliver anti-malarial bed nets."
The law and policy list includes HKS alumni Emily Stanger MPA/ID 2008 and Mat Morgan MPP 2013 and HKS assistant professor of public policy Daniel Shoag.
Twenty nine-year-old Stanger is the special advisor to the Minister of Gender and Development on Policy, Programs, and Planning in Liberia.
"To be honest, when I came [to Libera], I didn't think I'd be here for more than a year. Liberia is very much in a post-conflict stage where everything is being reconstructed and rebuilt. At the same time, if you stay on, you see changes. It's incredibly exciting," said Stanger.
She is also the former advisor to Cherie Blair Foundation for Women.
Twenty seven-year-old Morgan is the fonder of ShoutAbout, a free engagement tool for news sites and blogs that enhances existing comment sections.
"It bridges awareness with action, presenting links to learn more, like visit Wikipedia, or do something in response, like sign a petition," says Morgan.
Shoag is an assistant professor of public policy and an affiliate of theTaubman Centerfor State and Local Government whose research focuses on fiscal policy, state and local pension plans, and regional macroeconomics.
According to Forbes, three judges who are immersed in the worlds of law and policy selected the winners-- Michael Feldman of Glover Park Group, a strategic consulting firm in Washington founded by Clinton administration vets; Eugene Meyer, president of the conservative Federalist Society; and Felicia Wong, president of the liberal Roosevelt Institute.
The list also included Yohannes Abraham, Deputy Political Director Obama For America 2012; Lauren Burke, Cofounder of Atlas; and Sabrina Hersi Issa, CEO of Be Bold Media. Read more on the Forbeswebsite.
Emily Stanger MPA/ID 2008 pictured with Nobel Prize Laureate Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
"Liberia is very much in a post-conflict stage where everything is being reconstructed and rebuilt. At the same time, if you stay on, you see changes. It's incredibly exciting," said Stanger.
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After winning their 16th-straight ECAC Championship last season, the Canisius synchronized swimming team will open the 2014 campaign with a home meet against Wheaton College Feb. 21 and 22, head coach Jill Shovlin announced on Monday.
With more than half of the roster being seniors, the meet with Wheaton will serve as the class of 2014's last opportunity to perform in front of a home crowd.
"It's going to be a little bittersweet for our five seniors," Shovlin said. "But our main goal again this year is going into ECACs and trying to capture our 17th consecutive championship from there."
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Canisius will then close out its campaign at the U.S. Collegiate Nationals in Oxford, Ohio March 19-22.
"We have a lot of the same game plan that we had last year where we're going heavy on the team competition," Shovlin said. "We're going to see if we can move up a few spots in the team event, and then we've got [senior] Svetlana Ponkratova leading us again in the solo. We also have a new duet this year with [senior] Jess Mancini and [sophomore] Laina Gray, they're a great match and we're hoping that they place in the top-five as well [at U.S. Nationals]."
The Griffs return eight members of last year's team, with five seniors – Ponkratova, Mancini, Deanna Desimone, Morgan Lebrecht and Viktoria Mironova. The other three members of the team are all sophomores – Gray, Kristin Oswald and Laura Schmidt.
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- 12-04-13 12:55 PM #16Originally Posted by GJB
Ugh! It just gets worse and worse. The glove box is fixed, but.... Now there is a huge friggin rattle from the area. I'm livid. I had a near perfectly quiet car until now. Now it sounds like crap. Every little bump or lane marker causes the rattle. I'm so over all of this. How does GM allow this???
So where is the gang? I've always wanted my own "I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with your ATS" post, lol. F-it, I'm not really laughing at all.
It's gonna be a long time before I can afford to get out of this car. KBB says it's only worth low $30's. I must owe well over $40k. Ugh.
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Re: I'm really starting to regret my ATS....
GM "lets it happen", the same way laws against theft, murder, "fill in the blanks" don't stop those from ever happening. If anyone relies on "the system" as their only protection they will be victims at some point. Sometimes people have to protect themselves; in cases like this that means don't keep walking down that dark alley with hundred dollar bills hanging out your pocket, I mean don't keep going back to dealers that do you wrong.
I think GM could do a LOT better job fixing or eliminating bad dealers based on nothing else than some other brands do a better job. Until that happens, starve the bad dealers by going somewhere else.
Re: I'm really starting to regret my ATS....
Thanks guys, I will never be going back to that dealer, I appreciate the feedback! And yes, I will "starve" the bad dealer. I can't wait to get my survey so that I can really share my experience.
One of these days, Katie, Laura, or Greg, hopefully will appear and pass my experience directly to Cadillac.
GLB, i'm a bit confused, do you mean I can take my car to a Chevy dealer and they will work on my car? Even though it's not their brand? Sadly, the dealer I used is also a Buick dealer.
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Re: I'm really starting to regret my ATS....
Sounds like a crappy situation Fraggy. I hope they can make you happy and not leave you feeling like you do right now. The dealer is the best friend you have right now and unfortunately he can also be your biggest enemy. Too bad you owe so much still on your car because that will keep you in it longer than you want. I can't understand why you owe so much on it still after a year of ownership.
Re: I'm really starting to regret my ATS....
Fraggy, all I can say is find the manager ask them and tell them why. Getting your business and potential future sales (e.g. Stingray) is worth their effort . The mechanics are GM trained so I do not see why not. My Caddie Dealer works on anything GM and they have it posted in the service department. Remember good dealers have happy mechanics and if you look at the components like engine they are pretty common amongst the different GM platforms.
Re: I'm really starting to regret my ATS....
I definitely apologize that you are experiencing these issues with your ATS and for your experience at the dealership. I would be more than happy to document your concerns and forward them to the correct group to make them aware of the concerns you are experiencing. I can contact the dealership closest to you and explain the situation to them regarding that you are not having a good experience at the Cadillac dealership you are working with and it is very inconvenient for you to drive to them to see if they would be capable to work on your vehicle. Please feel free to private message me if you would like me to look further into your concern.
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Thank you Greg, but I think I'm okay for now.
I found the source of the rattle, it was the end cap On the side of the dash. I guess they needed to take it off and when it was replaced, it doesn't fit very well and can rattle over bumps. I shoved a piece of something between the gap and now it doesn't rattle. It's pretty lame that they didn't take the time to make it fit correctly, but at least it was something relatively easy to fix.
Re: I'm really starting to regret my ATS....
Unfortunately, dealers run the gamut. I changed from the one I bought my car at to another one. Night and day better.
Good luck, Fraggy. I'm sure they'll do right by you.'05 CTS-V, Maggie, Kooks, Hotchkis, Ground Control, Corsa, B&M, DSS/Hendrix, Full 3M Clear Bra, Autovation, V Headrests, CTS Console, STS-V 55w Fogs, Black Vette FRCs, Specter Werkes, Katech LS9 Clutch, SS Brake Lines, Heavymetals U-Turn Fuel Line Eliminator, Momo Combat Evo Shift Knob, Wldwhl Clear Sidemarkers, Linea Corse LC855 Wheels, plus a couple more. Mustang dyno'd at 472 RWHP/411 RWTQ.
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My ctsv and stsv were both junk as we're my friends. I thought it was just accepted. My escalade not one problem though. Of course it's a Chevy suburban, lol. Cadillac builds awesome unreliable cars. Just how it goes. I've accepted that.
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I am glad that you found the source of the rattle, but I do apologize that they didn't address this before they returned your vehicle to you. Please don't hesitate to private message Laura or myself if you experience any further concerns with your vehicle, or if there is anything additional you would like us to look into. Thank you very much for taking the time to respond to my post.
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Re: I'm really starting to regret my ATS....
Fraggy, I feel for you and have experienced much of the same with my 2013 ATS Standard RWD 6AT. As others have said, find another dealer. That's what I did and things started improving. In hindsight, my situation was made much worse when the first dealer gave me the run-around, didn't communicate well, and didn't seem to know much about how the vehicle was supposed to behave. Example: I took it in for a scheduled service visit to have some well-documented concerns looked at. After three days they hadn't yet even had a technician look at the vehicle because they were "busy". In the end, my vehicle was there for two weeks, they did nothing, and made me pick it up saying the issues were not reproducible. And they were issues that I drove to the dealer and showed them when they were happening but they couldn't/wouldn't look at them at the time. I visited a different local dealer, explained my issues and how I'd been treated, explained how I expected to be treated, and have received great help and service from them since. My take-away... don't let a single dealer's incompetence and lack of customer service taint your view of Cadillac and your ATS.
There ARE people at GM/Cadillac who care about your problems and want to get them resolved. They DO want you to be satisfied and frankly, they NEED to get all the issues fixed if the model is going to be successful. If you haven't already, call Customer Assistance at 800-222-1020 and get a case opened and a representative assigned to help you. Also reach out to Laura, Greg, and the "Cadillac Cust Svc" team that monitors this forum via a Private Message or e-mail them at email@example.com. They've helped me along the way by getting things escalated, inquiring with internal resources, etc. It's important to get the GM/Cadillac folks involved because they know a lot more about the vehicle than any dealer does and they can intervene as necessary.
Let me give you another example: I reported a steering concern four different times to two different dealers. The first dismissed it entirely. The second looked into but couldn't find anything. But I knew something was a bit "off". When the "right" GM/Cadillac folks heard of the issue, they had me take the car to my dealer, came over there to look at it themselves, got a certified steering gear from the manufacturer, and installed it. Problem solved!
Like you, I was dying to have the ATS and chose it over a 3-Series for a number of reason. I then started regretting my decision and even had buy-back / lemon law claim discussions. Fortunately, things have turned around and although I've had the car 6 months, I'm just getting to the point where I'm enjoying it more and more every day. Don't give up; keep fighting.
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First let me say that my main car is a 2013 Chevy Volt, and I take it to my local Chevy dealer who takes good care of me. I bought a 2000 Cadillac Catera as a "daily driver" type of vehicle so as not to put so many miles on the Volt. Even though the Catera is 13 years old, it only had 45000 miles, verified by Carfax, when I bought it. The local Cadillac dealer treats me the same as if I owned the newest, most expensive model available when I bring this car in for service. They also have always given me a new loaner car when I've had to leave mine. It's all in the dealers customer philosophy.
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Arsène Wenger sees Saturday's north London derby as a catch-up opportunity for Arsenal - even if their plight is not as bad as it was back in February.
That previous meeting at Emirates Stadium saw Tottenham take a two-goal lead in search of the win that would open a 13-point gap on their local rivals in the race for a top-four finish.
Five Arsenal goals in the space of 28 minutes put paid to that and Wenger's side eventually reined in their neighbours to finish third - while Spurs missed out on the Champions League.
Arsenal are just a point behind Tottenham going into Saturday's encounter and that's why Wenger views this derby differently.
"It was later on last year," he said. "It was our last chance to catch Tottenham back, because if we lost the game, they were of course out of sight.
"This year is important. Every London derby is important. As well, we dropped some points recently and we want to come back in a more consistent way of results. That's why, of course, it's a good opportunity to do that tomorrow.
"The distance is not big. It's early in the season. First of all, we play at the Emirates. We know that it's important we are strong there. As well, for us, a successful season is down to consistency of results. At the moment that's what we are looking for."
Arsenal have finished above Tottenham for 17 consecutive seasons but Wenger acknowledges that the teams have been well-matched in recent times.
"I get that question every year [whether they are getting closer]," he said.
"For some time, we were winning championships and they were not in the top four at all, so of course they've got closer in recent years. But fortunately we managed always to get above [them].
"They have a good side every year and they are a team who are now fighting with us. It's important in the end to have consistency, and certainly the results in the two derbies can have a big influence as well on the qualifying spots for the Champions League."
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I do not believe I have it in me to divorce someone going through this so I do not know what will happen there.
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I am typically a very private person, but I do not want anyone to think that I am neglecting them.
In the last week my wife of 10 years and I have decided to get a divorce. She has three children that I raised as my own so needless to say this is a trying time.
This update is to give a notice of what I will be and not be doing in the next month or two.
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The Arsenal captain played four games in 12 days over Christmas and New Year and is not expected to feature when Leeds United visit Emirates Stadium for Monday's FA Cup Third-Round tie.
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The Blue Hens set school records in the 200 medley relay and 800 freestyle relay, Kristina Congdon posted a fifth place finish in the three-meter diving event, and the Delaware men posted a fourth place showing in the 200 medley relay to highlight the first day of the meet.
The second day of action will get underway with preliminaries at 10 a.m. Thursday morning followed by the finals at 6 p.m. The four-day meet continues through Saturday.
The Delaware women are currently in third place in the team standings with 94 points, trailing James Madison (120) and defending champion Towson (111). Drexel was fourth followed by Northeastern, William & Mary, UNCW, and College of Charleston.
On the men's side, Delaware is currently in sixth place with 58 points, trailing first day leader William & Mary (80), 13-time defending champion UNCW, Drexel, Towson, and College of Charleston.
Head coach John Hayman's squads are looking to improve upon a fourth place finish by the Blue Hen men and a sixth place showing by the UD women a year ago.
The Delaware women's 200 medley relay team of Alyssa Sanders, Annie Nunes, Mary Kay Harris, and Morgan Whyte swam to a fourth place finish with a time of 1:41.32 Thursday night, breaking the school record of 1:43.09 set by Courtney Raw, Marianne Flynn, Tori Gillespie, and Erinne Butler in 2010-11.
The Blue Hen women added another record-breaking performance in the 800 freestyle relay as the team of Harris, Laura Askin, Brittany Lazear, and Dominique Montoya placed fifth with a time of 7:27.05, bettering the mark of 7:27.79 set in 2008-09 by Cortney Barry, Meghan Barber, Donna Healy, and Maryann Walker.
Individually, Congdon was the Hens' top finisher as she placed fifth in the three-meter diving event with a score of 325.65 points. Caitlin Stockwell was sixth, Lize Keefer was 10th, and Kimberly Caruso placed 15th for the Hens.
The Delaware men competed in two relays on the first day with the 200 medley relay team of Tim Ware, Peter DeLuce, Cole Clark, and Alexander Hillsley placing fourth in a time of 1:30.26 and the 800 freestyle relay group of Alex Tooley, Sihan Liu, Matthew Marquez, and Everett Albert finishing sixth in 6:39.45.
Men's Team Standings After Day 1: 1. William & Mary - 80; 2. UNCW - 68; 3. Drexel - 60; 4. Towson, College of Charleston - 58; 6. Delaware - 56.
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I can remember my mother preparing these hearty "meal-in-one" waffles when I was growing up. Now I often make them for my own clan using eggs from our chickens, and homemade sausage and applesauce.
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- 1/2 cup honey
- 1/3 cup orange juice
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 5 cups cubed cantaloupe
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