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Biology - BIOL
1204 - Introduction to Cellular Biology
- 4 credit hours
An introduction to biology, this course applies the scientific
method of study to cell biology, genetics, and molecular biology.
Lectures are integrated with laboratory exercises. Successful
completion of this course satisfies the requirements for a major or
minor in Biology, and is an option for the "Natural Sciences"
component in General Education Requirements.
Prerequisite: A minimum ACT mathematics
subscore of 16 or an Accuplacer algebra score of 33-120 or
Elementary Algebra. Note: Students must first complete or test
out of the reading sequence before taking this course: All
1214 - Introduction to Organismal
Biology - 4 credit hours
Provides an introductory study of animal and plant kingdoms. Course
emphasizes structure and function, reproduction, and ecology of
animals and plants. Lectures are integrated with laboratory
exercises, which include animal and plant dissections. Note:
Successful completion of this course satisfies the general
education requirements for a major or minor in Biology.
Note: Students must first complete or test out of the reading
sequence before taking this course. Course Rotation: All
2004 Clinical Microbiology - 4
credit hours
An elementary microbiology course for
students interested in understanding the characteristics and
activities of microorganisms and their relationship to health and
disease. Note: Pre-nursing curriculum, not acceptable
for Biology major or minor. Course rotation:
2104 - Microbiology - 4 credit
Deals with fundamental microbiological principles and techniques,
including: structure, function, cultural characteristics, and
evolutionary and ecological relationships among microorganisms with
a human perspective The laboratory is a two-hour series that
correlates with the lecture. Activities include aseptic techniques
for use of microorganisms, cultural characteristics and biochemical
reactions of microorganisms, classification and identification of
unknown microorganisms. High school chemistry is recommended.
Prerequisite: BIOL 1204 and 1214
with a minimum grade of C or permission of the instructor.
Course Rotation: Spring.
2204 - Animal Diversity - 4 credit
Study of animal characteristics and review of phylogeny of major
animal groups with special attention to invertebrates. Students
learn the diversity of Kentucky fauna by participating in "The
Great Kentucky Critter Hunt." This course employs traditional
lecture and laboratory formats; it requires active student
participation in developing a field collection. Recommended for
science majors only.
Prerequisite: BIOL 1204 and BIOL
1214 with a minimum grade of C or permission of the instructor.
Course Rotation: Spring.
2314 - Plant Diversity - 4 credit
Study of plant characteristics and review of plant diversity.
Students learn Linnaean classification and use of dichotomous keys,
comparative anatomy through dissection, and plant kingdom survey.
Students will complete a taxonomic collection of specimens from a
species list of representative Kentucky plants. Recommended for
science majors only. Prerequisite:
BIOL 1204 and BIOL 1214 with a minimum grade of C. Course
Rotation: Fall.
2604 - Environmental Science - 4 credit
Physical processes of the environment and their interaction with
human development, industrialization, and pollution are examined.
Labs with special emphasis on environmental ecology, resource
management, and aquatic environments from a watershed perspective.
Prerequisites: BIOL 1204 and BIOL 1214
with a minimum grade of C or permission of the instructor.
Course Rotation: Varies.
2603 - Conservation Biology - 3 credit
Introduces conservation biology, the science of preserving
biodiversity. A major new discipline, conservation biology
incorporates biological principles in the design of effective
strategies for the sustainable management of populations, species,
and ecosystems. In particular, it explores the fundamental problems
of habitat loss and fragmentation, habitat disturbance, and the
non-sustainable exploitation of species in aquatic and terrestrial
ecosystems. Prerequisites: BIOL 1204 and
BIOL 1214 with a minimum grade of C or permission of the
instructor. Course Rotation: Varies.
2614 - Anatomy and Physiology I - 4
credit hours
Basic anatomy and physiology course with laboratory designed
for students interested in health science careers.
Emphasis is placed upon the concept of homeostasis and the
relationship of structure and function. This course may be
taken at the 3000-level upon approval from the Natural Sciences
faculty. Course Rotation: Fall.
2702 - Medical Terminology - 2 credit
Introduces basic health care terminology. The use of prefixes,
roots, and suffixes, along with the breakdown of words into
separate definite components, is used to ascertain the meaning of
words associated with healthcare careers. Self-paced learning for
mastery of the material. Course Rotation: Fall.
3103 - Cell Biology - 3 credit
An integration of biological, chemical, and physical aspects of the
cell. Lectures emphasize molecular processes in the cell including
organelle structure and function, membranes, cytoskeleton,
respiration, trafficking, and signaling. Organic chemistry
recommended. Prerequisites: BIOL
1204 and 1214 with a minimum grade of C and CHEM 1224 or permission
of instructor. Course Rotation: Spring.
3204 - Genetics - 4 credit
A study of the major features of heredity, including patterns of
transmission; the nature of hereditary information; the structure,
replication, expression, and the regulation of this information.
Integrated laboratory exercises focus on the patterns of
transmission, the nature of RNA, DNA, and chromosomes, the
regulation of gene expression. Modern genetic techniques - such as
gel electrophoresis, DNA transformation, and PCR - will be
employed. Prerequisite: BIOL 1204
and BIOL 1214 with a minimum grade of C and CHEM 1224 or permission
of instructor. Course Rotation: Fall.
3304 - Ecology - 4 credit
Concentrates on fundamental principles of ecology and modern topics
of ecological interest, e.g., community and biosphere ecology and
biodiversity. Laboratory of a strong field component that
emphasizes various data collection methods, identification of local
flora and fauna, and statistical analysis. Requires independent
effort and may exceed scheduled time.
Prerequisites: BIOL 1204 and 1214 with a
minimum grade of C and junior standing or permission of the
instructor. Course Rotation: Fall odd years.
3403 - Theory of Natural Selection - 3
credit hours
Study of the writings of Ernst Mayr as a tool for
understanding the fundamental philosophical reasoning supporting
Darwin's discovery. Takes the student from the time of Darwin and
finishes with modern discoveries by this now 150-year-old research
program. Employs recitation and lecture format. Note: This
course is recommended as an elective to junior or senior students
of any discipline. Course Rotation: Spring.
3503 - Economic Botany - 3 credit
Survey of various economic uses of plants including plants
used as food, spices, oils, beverages, fibers, dyes, sources of
industrial materials, building supplies, ornamentals and
pharmacological sources for designer drugs. Recommended
elective for psychology majors. BIOL 2314 recommended.
Prerequisite: Successful completion
of a general education biology course (BIOL 1204 or SCI
1013). Course Rotation: Spring even years.
3513 - Animal Behavior - 3 credit
A study of the history and development of science up to modern
discoveries in foraging theory, reproductive strategies, sexual
selection, social behavior, domestication, learning, migration, and
more. The course employs special topical readings followed up by
recitation and discussion plus formal lectures. A few field trips
to a local blackbird roost are required. Note: This course is
recommended as an elective to junior or senior students in any
discipline. Course Rotation: Fall even years.
3624 - Anatomy and Physiology II - 4
credit hours
Continuation of Anatomy and Physiology I. Designed for students
interested in human health, medicine, or exercise physiology.
Integrates lecture with co-requisite laboratory experiments to
develop an understanding of the physiological principles of muscle,
nerve, respiratory, endocrine, digestive, cardiovascular, and
kidney function, as well as, wound healing, metabolism, and
nutrition. Prerequisite: BIOL 2614 with a
grade of C or equivalent. Course Rotation: Spring.
3901 - Junior Seminar - 1 credit
A study of current literature in a selected biology topic of a
student's interest. Readings selected and discussed will provide
the basis for research in senior seminar (BIOL 4901).
Prerequisites: Junior standing in the
Biology program. Course Rotation: Fall.
4204 - Plant Ecology - 4 credit
Provides a range of topics from plant adaptations to habitat
disturbance and succession to landscape ecology and conservation.
Application of geographic information systems (GIS) analysis,
global positioning systems (GPS), and habitat assessment (HA)
methods will highlight the hands-on labs to provide students with
practical job related experience and specific technical expertise.
Prerequisites: Junior standing and BIOL
3304 with a minimum grade of C or permission of instructor.
Course Rotation: Varies.
4213 - Human Genetics - 3 credit
Provides an understanding of the genetic basis for human disease
with an emphasis on the principles and methods of molecular
genetics. Topics include monogenic traits, cytogenetics,
non-Mendelian inheritance, cancer genetics, and complex genetics.
Papers from the current literature will supplement lecture
material. Prerequisite: BIOL 3204
with a minimum grade of C. Course Rotation: Spring
even years.
4404 - Molecular Biology - 4 credit
Advanced theory and methods in the study of gene expression in
prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, genetic engineering, and
molecular biology including DNA replication, regulation of gene
expression, protein expression and purification. Integrated lab
exercises include DNA manipulations, DNA cloning and mapping,
protein expression and purification. Note: Recommended for
pre-health science majors.
Prerequisites: BIOL 3204 with a minimum
grade of C and CHEM 1224. Course Rotation: Spring odd
4604 - Aquatic Biology - 4 credit
Introduction to concepts in lake and stream ecology. In lab,
students will assess abiotic (physical and geomorphical) aspects of
aquatic ecosystems, e.g., wet chemistry and physiometric
assessments. Students will also employ various aquatic survey
techniques to assess biotic aspects of lakes and streams, including
rapid biological assessment used state and federal agencies.
Prerequisites: Junior standing and
successful completion of BIOL 2204 and BIOL 2304 with a grade of C.
Course Rotation: Spring odd years.
4901 - Senior Seminar - 1 credit
A capstone course that continues the analysis of a selected
research topic of the student's interest formulated in "Junior
Seminar." Students will submit a novel biology research proposal
for completion. Note: Completion of the ETS Biology Field Test
is required for passage of this course.
Prerequisites: Senior standing and
successful completion of BIOL 3901 with a minimum grade of C.
Course Rotation: All semesters.


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One thing I noticed when using this exploit, is that once you use it on a box, you will have to restart the popped box in order to run the exploit again. It is very weird. We had a bunch of people working on a Windows box in a MSF breakout session, we only had one Windows VM running.
It works on the current revision, which is 9478.
[edit] after talking to the guy that was in charge with the VMs that night, he had too restore the snapshot for some reason. I'm not exactly sure why that was.

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Laughing It Off: Uncovering the Everyday Work Experience of Nurses
During research towards her doctoral dissertation, the author noticed that nurses understated the conditions in which they worked. Seeking to understand how nursing culture shapes how nurses describe their work, she developed a "toolbox" of reflexive methods. She used metaphors of nursing and emotion expressed as laughter to identify aspects of nursing culture in semistructured interviews with nurses working in Australian residential aged care facilities. She also incorporated autoethnography, as she had worked as a registered nurse while studying economics. The inclusion of her voice in the data illustrates the difference between nursing culture and another worldview. These pluralist methods made explicit some of the effects of gendered socialization, such as understatement and self-consciousness, and demonstrate how they are embedded in nursing culture. Awareness of such norms is important for understanding marketized caring labor. This combination of methods has significance for uncovering workplace culture in other forms of marketized caring.


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Mount Saint Mary College will host "Family Run Businesses – The
Good, The Bad and The Ugly" on Tuesday, April 2 from 6 to 8 pm in
the Kaplan Family Mathematics, Science and Technology Center
atrium, 330 Powell Ave., Newburgh, NY.
The forum, sponsored by the college's division of business, is
free and open to the public.
Visitors will learn the intricacies of running a family
businesses from panelists: Chip, Peggy and Sawyer Kent, owners,
Locust Grove Fruit Farm in Milton, NY; Eric Najork, COO of the
Collection Bureau of the Hudson Valley; and Peter Berman, CEO, The
Ruby Group of construction companies in Goshen, NY.
Family run businesses present owners with a unique set of
challenges, as well as advantages.
Mount business professor Moira Tolan notes recent research by
the Greater Washington D.C. Family Business Alliance reveals that
family control can be efficient, since families may be able to
positively affect the resource inventory and usage of their firms,
apply a long-term perspective allowing for unique strategic
positioning, have fewer human resource problems, and drive
entrepreneurial activity.
According to the Conway Center for Family Business, 35 percent
of U.S. Fortune 500 companies are family controlled and represent
the full spectrum of American businesses, from small businesses to
major corporations. Their output represents 50 percent of the U.S.
gross domestic product. The mean age of family control in a
family's core company is 60.2 years, with the 2.8th family
generation being in control.
Family run businesses are responsible for employing 60 percent
of the U.S. workforce and for 78 percent of all new job
Mount Saint Mary College's business program, for both
undergraduate and graduate students, combines technology,
international vision, and modern organizational science to prepare
students for careers in a global economy. With a liberal arts core
to develop critical thinking, students learn accounting,
management, finance, economics, and marketing.
Students gain real-world experience through internships and
through community service, such as the IRS VITA program, in which
volunteers assist low income individuals with tax forms.
Additionally, the Mount offers comprehensive study in health
professions, education, social services, communication/media,
natural sciences, and more, plus master's degrees in education and
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Asiana Pilot: Light Blinded Me at 500 Feet
(NEWSER) – Clues to what may have caused the Asiana Airlines crash this weekend continue to emerge. The latest: The plane's pilot said that while flying at 500 feet, he was blinded by light, investigators say. "It was a temporary issue," says National Transportation Safety Board chair Deborah Hersman, but its cause remains uncertain. "We need to understand exactly what that is," she says, perUSA Today. She also discussed the plane's apparently delayed evacuation.


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RAM Ratings assigns preliminary AAA rating to UMWŌĆÖs proposed Sukuk
RAM Ratings has assigned a preliminary AAA long-term rating to UMW Holdings Berhad's proposed MYR 2 billion Islamic Medium-Term Notes Programme (2012/2027); the rating has a stable outlook. UMW is an investment-holding company involved in the assembly and distribution of Toyota vehicles, trading of heavy and industrial equipment (e.g. Komatsu, Toyota, Case and Bomag), provision of oil and gas (O&G) services (with drilling and oil-field services as core offerings), manufacture of automotive parts, and distribution of lubricants (Pennzoil and Repsol).


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Do you know John Doe 27?
They don't know who he is and they don't know where he is, but the FBI and National Center for Missing and Exploited Children hope the combined details released about this man will help you identify him. He's accused of filming a sex act with a child and possibly distributing it online.
Images of "John Doe 27," as he is called by investigators, were captured from video and pictures circulating in internet forums frequented by pedophiles. He's white and in his 40s to 50s.
Images courtesy of the FBI and the National Center for Exploited and Missing Children.
The man is being sought as part of Operation Rescue Me, a partnership between the FBI and the NCMEC that uses in-depth image analysis to find clues in child exploitation materials that lead to arrests of suspects or rescues of abused children.
Tips can be called in to the FBI, 1-800-CALL-FBI, or delivered through the FBI's website.


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When we last left our adventures in real estate and relocation, LB and I had decided to stay in Denver after exploring a move back to our home state of Indiana. We set our sights on a mountain-top neighborhood a few quick minutes from LB's work. I fell hard for the first house I found on Big Rock Candy Mountain (above), never mind we were still a couple of months from listing ours. I stalked it every day online, heart racing each time I clicked the link fearing the diabolical phrase "Under contract" would pop up.
The day we hoisted our place on the market, we made a beeline up to The House. Wrapped with multiple levels of decks, it sat on the crest of Big Rock Candy across from a protected open space that serves as a super highway for elk, mule deer, bears and the occasional mountain lion. (All cats are indoor cats up mountain way.)
Guuurl, I know. That mauve carpet. I wasn't put off because the architecture was so incredible. Around these parts, this look is known as Mountain Contemporary...
The double-sided fireplace backed to a spacious kitchen with more wood than nerd-filled midnight showing of The Hobbit.
Some new cabinet hardware and lighting as well as 21st-century appliances would complete the update.
My brain nearly melted at the thought of filling all those shelves with design books.
Next to the library was the master bedroom with an old-timey pseudo-Victorian bathroom that was the height of 1970s mountain decorating chic in its time. Also upstairs was a second bedroom with its own bath. (Am I the only person who thinks "en-suite" is a ridiculous descriptor?) The finished basement held a third bedroom and bath and a rec room/office.
But as delicious as the post and beam architecture was, it was the view off every deck of the house that sold us. Mt. Evans in all of its 14,265-foot glory...
To see pieces I plan to use in my (eventual) new house, follow my Pinterest board "On Big Rock Candy Mountain."


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A PERFECT FILM: We have been spending all our spare time over the past couple of months working on a book about moviemaking in Long Beach. In the course of writing about the hundreds of feature films shot in town, we have become such an expert on the subject that we can tell you, in the face of all reasoned opposition, the three greatest movies, in terms of Long Beach's role, in movie history.
1. "Lethal Weapon 4"
2. "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"
3. "Perfect"
It's not open for discussion, unless you've spent your evenings, your last vacation week and the three-day Labor Day weekend typing and researching the subject.
"Lethal Weapon 4" is a gimme. The opening scene is a long one, with all hell breaking loose in the East Village, thanks to a guy with a flamethrower who doesn't care what he sets on fire: cars, trees, businesses. The scene climaxes with flamethrower guy being turned into a human torpedo-slash-flaming-man-of-death as our hero Mel Gibson shoots the guy's flamethrower fuel tank, sending the guy into an oil tanker, which blows up, along with the (fake) Union 76 station that was built expressly to blow up. We got to watch that on the set, and it was a glorious sight.
"It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" is another easy pick, with a seriously all-star comedic cast high-jinxing all over Long Beach. It's like a madcap travelog of the city.
"Perfect" is a film you've never seen. That's how cool we are for knowing it's one of the Top 3 Movies Filmed in Long Beach.
It would be the sorriest kind of mock humility for us to say we had nothing to do with the critical success of "Perfect," a movie with John Travolta playing a reporter who started as a loser obituary writer for an unheralded newspaper and became a star writer for Rolling Stone magazine.
He winds up covering the aerobics craze, in which we see Jamie Lee Curtis luridly working out for hours. And that's about it. We're not saying the whole movie's great. In fact, we're saying what makes this one of the greatest movies ever filmed in Long Beach occurs before the opening credits.
It all began when crews for the making of 1985's "Perfect" descended (or ascended, more properly) on the second-floor features department of the Press-Telegram at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue.
The crew spent several days setting up the shot, the star of which was to be our desk. With Travolta sitting behind it, playing the role of an obit guy.
Crews monkeyed around for a couple of days setting up. The office was decorated with Christmas cards for the scene, and we watched for a couple of hours as the electrician and the plumber argued over whose job it was to turn off the water cooler that was next to our desk. Seems the humming from the cooler was making too much noise for the director.
"I've got it," said the plumber.
"Hell you do," said the electrician.
"It's a plumbing device," shouted the plumber.
"It's an electrical appliance," screamed the electrician.
"Will someone please turn it off?" whined the exasperated director.
"Tell him I should do it," they both replied, pointing at one another.
"Cold water comes out of it, seems like it should be the plumber's job," said the director.
"Cold water comes out because of electricity," said the electrician. "Plus, it's the electrical motor that's making the noise."
This is why pictures cost $100 million to make. (Although, that's what good movies cost. "Perfect" was made for $19 million; grossed about $13 million.)
Eventually, the water cooler got turned off (by the electrician; hard to argue with the electric-motor argument) and, a bit later, the talent showed up. Besides Travolta, the scene called for three Grieving Women, as they were termed in the credits.
The trio of women were played by Alma Beltran (who went on to play the roles of Old Aunt on "The Tony Danza Show" in 1997, and Hispanic Woman in 2002's "Buying the Cow"), Parla Walter (Caretaker in "Masked & Anonymous," Mexican Lady in an episode of "The X-Files") and Gina Morelli (Old Woman in a Dexter" episode and Very Old Woman in "True Blood," both roles in 2010).
The star entered the room last, which was our signal to get off the set.
"I'm going to make your desk famous," Travolta told us.
"It already is," we replied.
At any rate, despite our desk's big-stretch role as playing the workplace of a loser obit writer, the movie tanked, though our desk is still recognized in the grocery store from time to time.
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The Salt Lake Chamber, Utah's largest statewide business association, has named Gail Miller as the 2012 ATHENA Award recipient.
The award was presented Thursday at the 36th annual Salt Lake Chamber Women's Business Center American Express Women & Business Conference and Wells Fargo ATHENA Award luncheon.
"Gail Miller is simply the persona of elegance, dignity, dedication and perseverance. Her calming influence is an example to our entire state as she continues to devote herself to all that is good," said Lane Beattie, president and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber. "Her influence in the business community is only exceeded by her commitment to the entire community. Gail shows compassion and understanding with a willingness to help wherever needed to achieve excellence."
Miller is the owner of the Larry H. Miller Group of Companies. She is actively engaged in the various operations of the company, including the administration of the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation.
The ATHENA International Award, sponsored by Wells Fargo, is presented annually to an active member of the Salt Lake Chamber who demonstrates excellence, creativity and initiative in business; provides valuable service by devoting time and energy to improve the quality of life for others in the community; and assists women in reaching their full leadership potential.
In addition to the ATHENA Award, five women on Thursday received the Pathfinder Award, presented annually to community leaders who create paths that promote the development and recognition of women in business.
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• Sarah George, Natural History Museum of Utah
• Debra Hoyt, Questar Corp.
• Vivian Lee, University of Utah Health Science
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Taking their unique fashion senses to the masses, Adam Levine and Nicki Minaj have both landed deals for clothing and accessories collections at KMart and ShopYourWay.com.
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9th January 2014 02:32 AM #16
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Strange thing is happening in my area. Few mothers said to me that their child wakes up at 5 am. Mine too. Every night at 5 am she wakes up, and talks to me, and takes about 15 minutes to go back to sleep. What could this be?
9th January 2014 06:58 AM #17
Do you have a blackout blind? In many locations the sun starts to rise at 5am and this will naturally cause your daughter to wake up. The Infant Sleep Information Source recommends that your baby/toddlers sleeps in a very dark room. Have a look at this resource for some more information on baby and toddler sleep.
I hope the transitioning to an easier sleep pattern goes very well for your daughter and you.
Warm wishes,
13th January 2014 07:12 PM #18
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Thank you. The problem just disappeared
14th January 2014 06:30 AM #19
Wow that's great, I'm so pleased! Was it a blackout blind that seemed to change things or some of the other techniques/ ideas mentioned earlier?
I hope sleep continues to get easier and more enjoyable for you.
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Hello peeps! There's some kind of an outbreak out there in the internets, namely New look 6000 in all its glory! I thought I would share a few of the early symptoms I've spotted [groan] because judging by Twitter, there's a danger that we're not over the worst & there's more to come…
Over in Brisbane, Lauren at Sew Lonnie took medical advice when she found herself covered in retro-inspired brown fabric with cream spots.
All Doc FrockFest could advise though was that there was a genuine risk of such chic style spreading: everyone would want such a classy collar & capped sleeves if she went out in public. I tend to agree & wish I'd made mine with the collar as well. It's got such a vintage look, hasn't it? More pics from Lauren & details of her sewing adventure here.
Now Michelle L's signs of catching something glamorous need little describing if you look at her picture here:
She's soldiering on despite her dots getting really dotty! You wouldn't think that she'd caught the polkadotfrockfest bug to see here smiling like that with such a perfectly accessorised beauty of a dress: full New Look 6000 glory sporting the awesome collar and cuffs with gathered waist. I tell you what, I see every new rendition & feel jealous I didn't make the same version myself! This is no exception.
Sylkotwist however, has reported an early temperature, Doc Frockfest described it as one of the first signs of Polka Dot Frock Fest fever.
I'd say she's got it bad with such a wonderful interpretation. You need to check out her cuffs (in homage to Sam's ) which I am delighted to report also include (wait for it) rick rack!!! I urge you to check out Sylkotwist's write up to get a viewing.
Finally for this post is a recent outbreak that frankly could not be missed. How could Dottie Doodle think that no one would notice that she had also caught something spotty?
She's made hers with a heavy jersey which has carried off the gathered waistline absolutely brilliantly. I love it being sleeveless too & couldn't help but over hear Doc Frockfest's advice: plenty of fresh air. I'd have to agree, with Spring around the corner I'd imagine this would be a wardrobe favorite! Go & visit to read more about her experience of it here.
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WASHINGTON, DC - The Federal Chief Information Officers (CIO) Council published their fiscal year 1999 Strategic Plan on the Internet at the CIO Council's homepage http://cio.gov . The CIO council, chaired by Office of Management and Budget Deputy Director Ed DeSeve, is the principal interagency forum for improving agency practices in managing information recourses. It was established in July 1996.
Vice Chair Jim Flyzik noted that the strategic plan outlines the critical steps in addressing priority issues such as Federal Year 2000 conversion testing, and security practices used to protect Federal service delivery. In addition, the plan summarizes the council's fiscal year 1998 accomplishments, such as the evolving Information technology Investment Portfolio System (I-TIPS) and the conceptual framework for a Federal information architecture.
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CLAREMONT - Just like many homeowners, the City Council recently faced a Christmas season dilemma: Buy a pricey bigger television or stick with the old one?
The council decided in with the new and old with the old - a 70-inch TV replacing a 55-incher for the Youth Activities Center, but it wasn't without argument.
The new television, with a $2,600 price tag, was part of facility improvements and equipment replacements for the center, costing $109,725 and paid for from a reserve fund.
The plan had been approved by the Community and Human Services Commission.
When the council took up the issue, the new television caught the attention of Councilman Opanyi Nasiali. He noted the old television was less than five years old.
"When I saw a 55-inch TV that is relatively new I have reservations about replacing it because one is better," Nasiali said.
The Youth Activities Center, 1717 N. Indian Hill Blvd., is used by more than 1,500 youths, members and students annually for programs and informational resources, according to the city's website.
Ali Martinez of the Recreation and Youth Services Division said in discussions with the city's teen committee the larger television was needed to be seen by more students in the long, narrow room.
Councilman Corey Calaycay also had reservations.
"We do have other competing expenditures that potentially some of these funds may be eligible for that are very important, too," Calaycay said.
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Mayor Larry Schroeder said the purchase was a good decision.
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Ultimately, the council decided to vote on the proposal into two parts.
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The second vote was for the television, which was passed, 3-2, with councilmen Nasiali and Corey Calaycay opposing.
Nasiali said he understood what the reserve funds were for.
"That does not mean we spend it because we have it," Nasiali said.
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Post subject: The bomb squad is caching!
Well. . .this is an interesting development. I can attest that it was marked with an official "This is a geocache" sticker on the outside and had an explanation "Congrats you found a geocache" printout inside.
I cannot blame the police in this day and age, but I still think it is a tad silly.
The real issue here is that the cache was not hidden that well. I can accept all fault for that - it was pointed out several times to me and I knew it from the moment I hid it.
I have already stopped hiding olive-drab ammo boxes even before this incident. My newer caches in ammo boxes are all now hand-cammo'd with a mix of brown, tan, black, and forest green. All still have the official sticker on them as well.
HI Towlebooth-
We went to Perry's Cache in Como today and were greeted by four police officers. They said that a park clean-up crew found your cache and was worried that it was in an ammo box so they called the police who called the bomb-squad. The bomb squad was on the way when we showed up in the area. Although we were trying to be inconspicuous, as we always are when caching, I guess we looked suspicious b/c the officers approached us (we thought they were just hanging out chatting...two were bike cops the other 2 in a squad) Anyway we described that it was a geocache and they began to ask alot of questions about what it looked like etc. We told them about the website, and how it all works. They took our info and asked us to email you. They weren't real thrilled about the ammo box container as it is "too suspicious in this day and age." We all went over and we showed them what it was, how it had been marked, and the contents. Anyway it has been "disabled" by the St. Paul police and they said if you want to pick up the cache you have to go down to the St. Paul station to sign for it.
ps- we offered to a take picture with your camera of us with the cops but they weren't into it...oh well. The most memorable cache by far!
I gots me a story for the cacher gathering in Eau Clair tomorrow!
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Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2003 9:33 pm
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Somebody remind me again why we hate Tupperware caches????
Towlebooth -- I'll loan you one of my lovely garishly colored Tupperware canisters (the ones you *love* so much) for your next cache -- That way everyone will just think you are excentric collector of junk
and not a mad bomber - LOL LOL LOL
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Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2003 10:30 pm
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That's terribly sad and hillarious at the same time.
Unfortunately, there wasn't a funny side to this cache today:
Wolfpack Number 1
I've read about looted caches before, but it's a different feeling finding one yourself. Bleh.
P.S. On a good note, got a lot of hiking in today, found 7 caches (including my 100th) and ran into AZG and did a few caches with her.
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Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2003 8:55 am
Post subject: The Bomb Squad is reading the Forums!
posted on the national forums!
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Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2003 9:36 pm
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Sheesh. I agree with people on the forums who say that it doesn't matter what container is used. As long as they can't see inside, someone's might flip out, especially in a core city. So basically the moral of the story is what? Better education, container marking and just be resigned to the fact that this will occasionally happen?
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2003 7:37 am
Post subject: Moe really is a sleeze!
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(15:25) When I arrived at the location of this cache I found several ATF agents standing around examining a small object...
Just kidding.
Good one Moe!
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Post subject: Others not quite so lucky....
It looks like the Cleveland PD has a
now as well.....
Unfortunately, for the cache in question, there was nobody around to tell them what it was they found.....
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Posted: Mon May 05, 2003 8:07 pm
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in case this log disappears:
May 5 by Abers (0 found)
Just to let everyone know i found out why the cache is gone. My friend heard that someone had found the cache by some sort of accident and they thought it was a bomb. I guess it makes sense...a small black tube. But anyways the cache was removed by our lovely st. paul police even though it wasn't a bomb! Oh Well!!!
May 3 by Abers (0 found)
We searched and searched for it for over and hour and came up empty handed. Seriously, we turned that area inside out and it was no where to be found. Our thoughts is that some jerk took it to spoil everyone else's fun. Oh well, on to the next one!
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I bet Abers was confused -- cache goes missing in the same park and they assume the same thing happened. If you didn't get an email it probably was not the police.
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Have you verified that the cache is gone? I'm betting that Abers' friend is refering to Towlebooth's cache.
"Hi, I'm Moe, or as the women know me - Hey! You in the bushes."
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I thought the same thing after posting that. I haven't verified it. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's probably still there.
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I don't know if I'll get to the area to check on if for you before anyone else does, but due to the size of the cache container and where it was hidden, I don't think it would be found by accident by a geomuggle.
There comes a time in every young boy's life when he gets an irresistible urge to seek buried treasure.--Mark Twain
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It's there, and NOW there's another brick in the wall.
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You know, lunch boxes as cache containers seem to have a great benefit. They are a bit more difficult to hide due to the colors, but the size is right, and most often a stranger wouldn't open a random lunchbox found in the woods. By the way, is our heightened state of security (oh no we're at orange!) due to the accidental discovery of caches? I wonder.
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This may date me, but I have a "Buck Rogers in the 24th Century" lunchbox stored away at one of the folks' houses (from the 70s TV show)--I don't think, if I ever find it, it'll get turned into a cache container, though. I used to have "Battlestar Galactica", too, but I know that one got destroyed.
There comes a time in every young boy's life when he gets an irresistible urge to seek buried treasure.--Mark Twain
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The Seattle Mariners brought an old friend back into the fold for 2013 a few weeks ago, signing outfielder/designated hitter Raul Ibanez to a 1-year deal for the upcoming season. The signing of Ibanez, a veteran of 17 years in the major leagues who will turn 41 this June, confused some fans of the team not only because of his age, but also because it appears that the positions that he plays are already a little bit crowded. While it's true that Ibanez's 39 home runs and 93 extra base hits over the past two years is far ahead of what any other current Mariners have tallied in that time, some have voiced their concern that his lack of defensive prowess -- a limitation that existed for him even when Raul was with Seattle five years ago -- may limit not only his opportunities to create positive impact on the field, but other players' opportunities, too.
That point can be debated, but there is no mistaking that Ibanez is definitely nearing the end of his big league career in coming to a very young team here in Seattle. So why did Jack Zduriencik and Eric Wedge make the decision to bring Ibanez in to a crowded outfield/designated hitter/first base picture? Because Raul Ibanez is a leader. I talked with one member of the Mariners Front Office who offered up his extended take on what Ibanez offers:
"I get what people say on the outside, that the whole clubhouse police officer/veteran leadership thing is a joke. What I have found is that it is a key and integral part of a team that needs to learn how to win and overcome adversity. Great teams just win, and they can fight all they want, just think Yankees good teams on this one. But, they still had [Derek] Jeter, who brings everything to the table that you can possibly imagine."
"With the Mariners recently, when we have a tough game, losing 3-2 with 3 hits, the guys take it hard. They sit around the clubhouse talking about missed opportunities, talk about hitting strategy, talk about the game that they just played. Think about the normal person having a bad day at the office and talking about it when they get home. These guys take all games seriously, not just brushing them off. Without a veteran in that clubhouse guiding them in the right direction, it becomes a bad cycle. Who do you want Kyle Seager and Dustin Ackley commiserating with? [In 2011] when the guys took some steps forward, it was always Adam Kennedy talking with those guys. Adam is great, but he's no Raul Ibañez. The clubhouse chemistry aspect can be debated until the cows come home, but it is a real thing."
Clubhouse chemistry is definitely something that has been said to be lacking for the Mariners at the big league level the past several seasons. And think back to the Mariners most successful seasons in the past 10 to 15 years -- those clubs all had great clubhouses. And Ibanez has long been lauded for his strengths in that area. When he signed with the Yankees prior to 2011, their hitting coach Kevin Long praised Raul's abilities at the plate and his abilities as a leader. "He's a perfect fit for us," Long told MLB.com. "His professionalism...It's a nice addition. What he brings to the table, he's just a terrific human being who brings a professionalism about him that you don't find out there every day. I'm glad we got him; glad we picked him up. He's going to be a big help."
Yes, winning helps that...a lot. But the flip side of that argument is that having a good clubhouse, a good leader and mentor in the dugout during games, after games, on the road, on the plane trips -- all of that can help winning on the field, too. And for his part, Ibanez seems to be on board with his new role. He told MLB.com's Greg Johns, "It's an opportunity to have an impact on a team as a player and as a veteran player, being able to help out the young guys." Thinking back to those that impacted him, Ibanez continued to Johns, "I have great memories when I first came up playing with guys like Ken Griffey Jr., Edgar Martinez, Jamie Moyer, John Olerud, so many guys that were just a huge impact on me." The Mariners feel that Ibanez can have that same impact on some of the younger players on their roster now.
Think back to 2009. That season there was a lot of enthusiasm from the players because Ken Griffey, Jr. was back, and the clubhouse -- with a jovial Junior and Mike Sweeney -- was often joked about in the media as a very "huggy" place. The Mariners were often seen laughing and enjoying themselves. We all remember the Griffey-on-the-shoulders parade after the season. Heck, even Carlos Silva and Ichiro got along and in fact had a piggy back ride of their own. The M's won 61 games in 2008, 85 in the clubhouse-friendly 2009 and 61 again in 2010. And there was unquestionably a breakdown in the clubhouse between 2009 and 2010.
That Mariners staffer went a little deeper into the benefits of having a strong veteran leader as great as Ibanez could mean to the young players:
"What does Raul bring to the table? He is a bridge between the young players, the Latin players and just about everything in-between. I know his name is often brought up (with the likes of Mike Sweeney) as one of the good guys in the game. I put Raul in a whole different level. He is the ultimate professional, and I mean that in the highest regards. When Carter Capps needs to figure out how much to tip the bellman in Chicago, who can he go to? When Kyle Seager wants to talk about moving runners over, who does he go to? Raul will be like a player/coach, and everyone still saw what he did in the clutch last year with the Yankees."
"And beyond the clubhouse, Raul can be an ambassador of all sorts for the Mariners. He is a leader in all aspects of the term, like a Jim Thome, and one that our younger corps of players needs around. The pitching had [Kevin] Millwood (of sorts) last year, but you really need a guy that has more than one-out-of-five days on the agenda."
"I welcome him back with open arms, and can't wait to see how our younger players soak up his professionalism, maturity, and overall baseball IQ in the clubhouse."
You can write that all off as fluff if you want, I'm not going to make you believe it, but I think it would be a mistake to dismiss it. The Mariners have often been tabbed as a ship without a captain over the past decade, and not being a true leader was one of the biggest complaints that fans had of Ichiro during his time in Seattle. And although they've brought in "veteran leaders" before in the likes of the aforementioned Sweeeney and Griffey, if Ibanez can be the type of leader who can offer a positive influence in the clubhouse, in the dugout on the road and in life in general for the young Mariners core, enabling them to grow and learn in a more comfortable environment, Seattle could be reaping the benefits for years to come.
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By John Boyle Herald Columnist
TULWILA — About the only thing certain halfway through this Sounders season is that nobody knows for sure just who this Sounders team really is.
Are the Sounders the team that opened the season winless in their first five games, then finished the first half losing two straight on the road? No, they're more talented than that.
So then are the Sounders the team that, for a stretch in May and June, looked like one of the league's best teams, winning six of eight at one point? Well, the Sounders certainly hope that's the team they can be, but have yet to show they can play like that consistently.
The truth is that, 17 games into a 34-game schedule, the Sounders, at 7-7-3, are pretty much what their record says they are — a mediocre team that, while capable of playing very well at times, has failed to produce consistent results.
"If you want to be completely realistic, it's kind of been a disappointment," said veteran defender Zach Scott, who has been with the franchise since its USL days. "We go into every year with high expectations, and at this point in the season we expected to be playing a lot better and getting better results."
And while plenty of teams in MLS would call mediocrity an upgrade, that simply doesn't cut it for a franchise that came into the season with title ambitions. If anything, those bursts of brilliant soccer only make the struggles all the more maddening.
"Those games where we play really, really well or get a bunch of goals, that probably almost makes it more frustrating for our fan base and our front office to see, 'This is the team we expected,'" Scott said. "And that's the team the players out here expect to be. We expect to be a team that can dominate for long stretches."
Of course there are reasons for Seattle's up-and-down first half, most notably the combination of injuries and national team call-ups that have forced coach Sigi Schmid to start 17 different lineups in 17 games. Schmid calls his team's injury situation the worst he has seen in his four-plus seasons coaching the Sounders. Of late it only seems to be getting worse with three players, including starting goalkeeper Michael Gspurning, leaving last weekend's game with injuries.
Schmid knows that, injuries or not, his team needs to produce better results in the season's second half, but he can't help but wonder what might have been:
w If designated player Shalrie Joseph had been healthy all spring;
w If forward Obafemi Martins, the team's other big offseason acquisition, hadn't had to battle nagging injuries;
w If Steve Zakuani wasn't dealing with another long-term injury;
w If midfielder Osvaldo Alonso hadn't been out with quad injury for much of Seattle's latest rough patch;
w Or if … OK, OK, you get the picture.
"I would really like to see what this team looks like when we could get our best players on the field for three or four games in a row," Schmid said. "I would like to see what we look like at that point. Right now, obviously we haven't been able to do that, so right now it's been inconsistent as a result and we're probably in the right position (in the standings) based upon our inconsistency.
"It's tough to measure the team where it is because of all the changes. … So right now the performance hasn't been up to what we would call our standards, and we've got to continue to fight and continue to work to get it there."
Yet the news isn't all bad for the Sounders.
Martins, when healthy, has looked every bit like the impact player the Sounders were hoping for when they signed him, scoring a team-high six goals in just 11 games. DeAndre Yedlin, who just turned 20, has emerged as one of the league's best rookies as Seattle's starting right back, and was just named to the MLS All-Star squad. And on the flip side of the injury situation, reserve players like Lamar Neagle and Servando Carrasco have stepped into regular roles and played very well.
Also encouraging for the Sounders is the fact that, in each of the past four seasons, they've been a better second-half team under Schmid, most notably in 2010 and 2011 when they went 10-2-3 and 12-3-2 to close out the year.
Yet the Sounders can't just assume another strong finish is coming. Whether it comes from players getting healthy, or from the team's depth — something the franchise has long prided it self on — stepping up, Seattle needs to figure out a way to turn the corner, and turn it soon, to keep this season from being a major disappointment.
"We can say in the past we have done well, but even with all the games we have in hand, it's going to slowly start slipping away from us if we don't turn things around pretty quickly," Scott said.
The Sounders, as Scott notes, have played fewer games than any team in the Western Conference, meaning they can make up ground quickly. And after a road-heavy first half of the schedule, Seattle gets 10 of its last 17 at home, including the next three. But as Scott noted, none of that — not the history of strong finishes, not the extra home games — is going to matter if the Sounders don't find a way to more consistently look like the team we saw in May and June and not the one that struggled early in the year, then stumbled again in recent weeks.
From a talent perspective, the Sounders still have what it takes to contend for a title. This league's history has shown that getting to the postseason is a lot more important than where a team is seeded.
So, it's too early to say the Sounders 2013 season is headed for failure, but to avoid having a disappointing first-half define the season, the Sounders need to find a way to get healthy and get things fixed in a hurry.
"Hopefully we'll get to that point this season, and we'll get to it at a point where it's not too late," Schmid said.
Of note
The Sounders got some good news Wednesday during a week in which they are dealing with an unusually high number of injuries. ("In five years here in Seattle, it's probably the worst injury run that we've had, cumulatively. It seems all to have hit at sort of the same time," Sounders coach Sigi Schmid said.)
Midfielder Osvaldo Alonso, the Sounders' team MVP each of the past three seasons, had the red card he received last weekend rescinded by an independent review panel, meaning he is eligible to play in Saturday's game against Colorado.
According to a league press release, the review panel "determined that the contact Alonso made with San Jose defender Dan Gargan did not reach the required threshold for violent conduct, i.e. brutal or excessive force."
This is the second time this season a Sounders player has had a red card overturned on appeal. Last month, forward Obafemi Martins was issued a red card in a victory over Chivas USA, but that decision was also overturned by the independent review panel.
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I am organizing a class reunion. In the next 3 months, I'll accumulate at least 200 new email addresses that I'll use only once or twice. I use Outlook and don't want it to conflict with my regular personal/business address book? Is there a way to do this?
Benson, the easiest way is to create a new distribution list in your address book. You didn't mention which version of Outlook you're using, and the methods for creating distribution lists are apparently at least slightly different in each version. These instructions are for Outlook 2007.
In Outlook, click on File and point to New. Click on Distribution List in the submenu.
This will bring up the Distribution List dialog box, where you can name the list and begin adding addresses. If there are people in your existing address book you'd like to add, just click the Select Members button, if you want to add new addresses, click the Add New button.
When you're done, click Save and Close in the upper left corner. To access this address book, just click on the Address Book button on the Outlook toolbar and the new distribution list will appear in bold in your Address Book Contacts list. Just double click to open it, and names can be added or information edited from there.
When this Distribution List is no longer needed, double click on it, just as you would to add or edit names, and click the Delete button. It will then disappear from your address book.
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Then, after seeing some of of the vids, I was convinced it was a troll job. But it seems they've put far too much time and effort into it for it to be a troll job...and maybe it's just me, but it doesn't seem *that* funny.
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Aaron Williams Scouting Report
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Aaron Williams, CB, Texas
Williams continues to be a force during his junior campaign, whether it be at the nickel back spot or one of the corners. Through six games he is sixth on the Longhorns with 28 tackles, including 5.0 tackles-for-loss. Williams is not getting the interceptions so far this year, but he has forced three fumbles. Of all the talented corners at Texas, Williams has the most size at 6-1 and 192 pounds and uses that size to lay out some big hits.
The NFL will like his ability to make big plays, but Williams is also a very good athlete who can cover just about anybody quite effectively. He may want to head back to Austin for his senior season and be the leader of the secondary, but if he continues to impress scouts with his versatility and pure skills, he could head to the NFL early and be a first or second round selection.
1/17 Update: Williams got even more playing time late in the year when Chykie Brown went down with an injury. However, by then the Texas defense pretty much fell apart. The secondary had a ton of problems, but Williams is more than talented enough to make scouts forget about Texas' disappointing season. Williams was projected to be a first or second round selection by the draft advisory board and should stay around that range barring something extraordinary and unexpected in the pre-draft workouts.
3/25 Update: Williams performed as expected at the NFL combine. There has been a lot of discussion about whether Williams is a cornerback or a free safety. That ultimately will depend on the team and the defensive scheme, but there are good arguments both ways. Williams has done a pretty good job of proving he is a corner, but some are still not sold and he could slip into the second round for that reason.
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His m-t-m cover skills make him a great fit for blitzing teams. His only drawback that would keep him out of the first round is overall speed. Teams like the Giants, Packers, Bears could look at him in the first round.
hinkleyhick 02/21/11 11:57 PM
This year is a mess in the CB area. @ guys are legit 1st rounders.
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We Guess the Second Time's The Charm For Jude Law and Sienna Miller
The two can't keep their hands off of each other!
-Faye Brennan
"Jude and Sienna sitting on the beach, k-i-s-s-i-n-g…"
The two were like really going at it yesterday while on vacation in Ponza, Italy.
Like, really going at it. This is a lot of PDA, even for us! We're going to go ahead and guess this second stab at a relationship is going much better than round one.
Read On-Again, Off-Again Celeb Couples
As you may recall, Jude and Sienna were on the road to marriage way back in the day, until Jude went and messed things up by sleeping with the nanny. After years of separation (and a few random hookups, followed by babies for Jude) the couple is giving it another go.
And, if these photos are any indication, it looks like Jude has no intention of letting Sienna go ever again. Not even if she needs to come up for air. "Stop kissing me! I can't breathe!" (Just Jared)
Tell us: Do you think Jude and Sienna will make it to the altar this time?
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November 30, 2012
South Shore residents and visitors could have more organized sports and recreation opportunities starting as early as 2014, at least if all goes according to plan. The plan — devised jointly by El Dorado County and the city of South Lake Tahoe and dubbed the Parks, Trails, and Recreation Master Plan — will provide a blueprint for South Lake Tahoe for the next 10 years, City Councilmember Angela Swanson said. The county is soliciting proposals from consultants to prepare the master plan that will outline and asses the recreation opportunities available on the South Shore. "It's really taking a look at return on investment and letting the government stabilize and draw in more organized recreation," Swanson said. While the plan hasn't been drawn up yet, Swanson said early ideas revolve around bringing more organized sports like softball and soccer tournaments to the South Shore, expanding bike trails and increasing water sports opportunities. That means updating existing fields and resources as well as possibly building new ones. One of the ideas on the table is a sports complex that would allow teams to play during the winter, offer other activities like indoor rock climbing and bring a high-altitude training facility to South Lake Tahoe. Nicknamed the "Bear Box," the indoor field house would be built on or near the site of the existing ice arena and recreation center located at 1180 Rufus Allen Blvd., according to Swanson. At this stage the proposed Bear Box has neither a price tag nor a size estimate, but Swanson compared the complex to the $18 million field house in Lindsay, Calif. The Lindsay City Council approved the project, completed in 2009, to restore an old packing house. The 172,000-square-foot McDermont Field House, which includes a skate park, arcade, laser tag, aquatic center and indoor fields, revitalized the Lindsay downtown and is now financially self-sufficient, field house director Clint Ashcraft said.The first step outlined by the Parks, Trails, and Recreation Master Plan is compiling an inventory of the current recreation opportunities in the South Shore that could be finished by mid-December, El Dorado County District 5 Supervisor Norma Santiago said. Santiago said she expects that the consultant contract will be awarded by the first quarter of 2013. After that the county and the city will appoint members from both the private and public sector to serve on a Master Plan Advisory Committee to develop and expand details of the work. Funding and implementation could start by 2014, Swanson said. "Recreation is a major component for re-stimulation of the economy for the area. We are very good at planning, but what do we do with that plan to make sure it gets implemented?" Santiago said. According to Santiago, making sure the master plan — what she calls the "backbone" for further development — gets implemented will entail comprehensive fundraising and smart investments that offer high returns. Swanson said the money will probably come from a mix of both private and public organizations, while federal grants and citizen bonds are also a possibility. The recreation master plan fits into the Lake Tahoe Basin Prosperity Plan that outlines recreation, health and wellness, and environmental sciences as three key areas to expand the economy, Santiago said. "We're seeing a merger with all these plans coming together. I'm very committed to these plans so they're not just plans that sit on shelves. We all understand the need to change the economic focus in order to revitalize our community," Santiago said.


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