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FOR ICTORY BUY UNITED STATES BONDS * STAMPS PINE RIVER JOURNAL * * *m MAKE EVERY PAYDAY BOND DAY VOLUME VII NUMBER 43 THE PINE. RIVER JOURNAL, PINE RIVER, CASS COUNTY, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1942 SUB: §1.50 Pine River and Vicinity, $2.00 Elsewhere Out of the . . Waste Basket -By— GRANT BERGSTROM How to be Your Own Grandfather I married a widow with a grown daughter. My father feil in love with my step-daughter and married her, thus becoming any son-in-law, and my stepdaughter became my mother because she was my father's w^fe. My wife gave birth to a son, who was, of course, my father's broti.er-in-laiw and also my uncle for he was the brother of my step-<mother. * « » • My father's wife became the mother of a son, who was, of course, my ' brother and also my grand child for he was the son of my daughter. Accordingly, my wife was my grandmother because she was my mother's mother. k I wag my wife's husband and grand- child at the same time, aud as the husband of a person's grandmother, is her grandfather, and so, 1 am my awn grandfather. —Contributed * * » * Ronald King Writes From Camp Dear Editor: Just a line to express my thanks for the Journal. When a fellow is a long ways from home and friends, it gives one a sort of 'homey feeling to pick up the home-town paper and meet all the gang again even though it does luake me a little home sick to read' of all the goings on. * * * * I'll just have to pay you off by helping to clean up the yellow Japs whiCi'J as a "Marine" I'll have a chance to do. * • * * Say hello to everyone for me and thanks again for the Journal ,. 1'vt. Ronald W. King Platoon 386 li. D.. M. C. B. San Diego, Calif. METHODIST CIRCLE MET JUNE 10 Circle No. 1 of the Methodist church met June 10 with Mrs. Ast and Mis. Silbaugh as hostesses. Following the luncheon, the years' activities were planned a:id Le following pr«'.ram given: Prayer, Mrs. Ast; Scripture reading; Madame Chiang Kai Shek by Mrs. Amy; (Jen. Chiang Ivae Shek, by Mrs. Peters' "Where Our Soldiers Worship" -Mrs. H. Grant. The next meeting will be arranged by Mesdaines Howard Grant and W. It. Grant. American Indians will be the topic for study. SEASON ON PAN FISH OPENS HERE SUNDAY, JUNE 21 Anglers may go after crappies, sun- fish and small mouthed bass, rock bass and catfish any time on or after June |21 in the northern zone, Verne Joslin, ■director of the division of game and fish, said today. • Limits for crappies are 15 per day .and 25 in possession • large and small xnouthe and yellow bass, six per day .and 12 in possession; sufish, rock bass and all other fish for which other specific limits are not provided, 15 per day and 30 in possession, and catfish 10 per day and 15 in possession. The aggregate daily limit of protected varieties of fish of all kinds is 15, and the possession limit 20, except where limits are specifically extended, by law. These aggregate limits apply to all mixed bags of game fish. Thus if any walleyed pike, northern pike or pickerel, niuskellunge, black bass, catfish or lake trout are included in the bag, ithe above aggregate bag limits must be observed, and no more than the lim- St for any Individual species may be included in such bag. Joslin also pointed out that there •hag been some confusion concerning - the bag limits for" pike. He emphasizes that eight per day and 12 in possession Is the limit for walleyed pike, sand pike and pickerel, or great northern pike. LOCALS Ben Davison of Minneapolis, arrived Monday for a short visit here. Wednesday, Mrs. Henry Leef, Mr. Davison and the Davison and Angel children ■drove to Minneapolis, where Mrs. Leef and the children spent the week-end at the Davison home. Sell It With A Want Ad y ON THE OFFENSIVE AMERICA! War* are wo» by attacking, not by sitting in a fortl And today America is taking the offensive against the Axis with hard- fighting, non-stoppable men and materials! We're taking the offensive, too, against the enemy at home—the inflationary 6th column that blows prices sky high. You can help in both fights by saving at least 10% of your money in U. S. War Bonds every pay day. Attack the Axis with your dollars today. You can start with as little as a 10c War Stamp and you can get a $25.00 War Bond (maturity value) for only $18.75—at your local post office, bank or other convenient tales agency. V. S. Treasury Department THIS LITTLE PIG SHpULD GROW FAT Ohokio—With two mouths there will be no excuse for tlie Chester 'White pig born April 20, on tie George Kanip meir farm, not to be a big fat pig before long. He was one of a litter of six. The second mouth just above the .properly place member, has perfectly formed teeth. The freak, now over seven weeks old, has had no special care and is as robust and healthy as tie rest of his family. Evelyn Keseberg Melvin Anderson Speak Vows Wed. Evelyn Keseberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keseberg of Pine River, and Melvin Anderson/ son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson of Ball Club, were united in marriage June 10. The ceremony was held at the home of the bride's .parents with. Rev. Raymond P. Huss officiating. Miss Doris Carlson played the wedding march as the bridal party took their places beneath an improvised arch banked with beautiful flowers. The bride wore a gown of light blue silk with a corsage of red roses and white sweet peas. Her attendant, Mrs. Norbert Stehr, wore a gown of seashell rose cape with a corsage of pink and white carnations. The groom was attended by his brother, George Anderson. Both men wore blue suits with white buttonieres. Only immediate relatives and a few close friends were in attendance. Following the ceremony, a two course dinner was served by Mrs. Ray imond Yost of Ball Club and Miss Doris Carlson of Pine River. The wedding cake was made by Mrs. T. J. Riley. The bride is a graduate of the Ptoe River 'high school and has been teaching the past six years at Ball Club. The young couple left the same day on a wedding trip to Jackson, Minn., and Des Moines, Iowa, after which they will be at home on the groom's farm near Ball Club. Their many friends join in wishing them a very happy wedded life. FARMERS TWiP. MUTUAL INS. CO., HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING ON JUNE 9, AT DEERWOOD iff TT The annual meeting of the Farmers Twp. Mutual Jjnsurance -Co., -was <held' June 9, at the Deerwood auditorium with a large attendance. The company 'enjoyed another good year with insurance in force increased almost a half-million. Records showed 2975 members and nearly $6,000,000 worth of insurance in force. This growth has been made possible by careful management and the fine cooperation of members. As usual, free dinner was furnished by the company for those in attendance, served by a community ladies aid. Three directors were re-elected, Deward E. Hawley, Little Pine; Ole J. Johnson, Aitkin; and J. D. Nelson, Pequot Lakes. Four directors were held over. Officers re-elected, include J. D. Nelson, president • Ole J. Johnson, vice president; and Deward E. Hawley, sec-treas. A vote of thanks was given the board by members present for the way In which they conducted the business the past year. Many suggestions and ideas were offered that may be of use in the future as improvements over methods now in use. The Fanners Twp. Mutual has a very fine and up-to-date bookkeeping system and record file wlhich makes it possible to check any policy on short notice. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cory returned on Tuesday of last week, after spending a week with relatives at Emmetsburg and Ruthven, Ia. Bobby Massie who stayed with Gene Cory during their absence, returned home Saturday. Emll Nordstrom of Pine River and Warren Woodruff of Hackensack, were admitted for treatment at the local hospital this week. Mrs. Rolland Carpenter called on friends in Swanburg and Backus Wednesday. Bruce McAllister Narrowly Escapes Drowning Sunday Bruce McAllister, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Dan McAllister, narrow,y escaped drowning Sunday of last weeki.v e.i a boat in which he and two other lads were rowing, sank in Norway Lake. Bruce was in the company of Gene Cadwell and Clyde Renn when the the boys found an old duck boat on the beach near the Renn home and decided to go for a boat ride. The bottom of the boat was in very poor condition and seeping water so^n filled the small craft aud du.vn it went. Bruce, who is considered a good swimmer, became panicky and swallowed some water while trying to swim away. Eugene Cadwell saw him go down and dived in pulling 1dm out, and swimming to shore with the lad. VFW AND AUXILIARY MET THURSDAY EVENING The regular meeting of Roy Lee Post and Auxiliary was hth! T urs- day evening of last week. Mrs. Martha Belle MacMillan was elected treasurer for the coming year and iirs. Esther Shepard was elected trustee. Tlie Auxiliary wishes to thank local business men for the splendid patriotic spirit shown in the daily display of flags. Pine River can proudly boast of being one of the few towns to out this war-time loyalty to our country and our flag. The Auxiliary has on hand one large flag and any business man not having a flag may purchase it at a reasonable price. Auxiliary >niernbers were hostesses at a social hour and refres'ments following tiie meeting. SELECTIVE SERVICE MAN IS TWICE A GRANDFATHER Grand Rapids.—One man recently inducted into selective service and now training in Wyoming with a heavy field artillery regiment, a man who registered for the first draft October 15, 1942, is twice a grandfather. Clarence Huson is the man. He became the father of two ■children and then he and his wife legally separated, so that he was a single man, not yet 35 years of age at the time of the first registration in 1940. He was classified as fit for service and left with the Itasca county draftees in may. His daughters are married and one has an infant son, the other an infant daughter. Improvements Being Made At Creamery The local creamery is undergoing a complete remodeling to make better service to patrons possible. Modernized equipment and rebuilding of the interior is well under way. A new ice box has been built and the old store room removed to provide loom for more work space. A complete new ventilating system is being installed, together with a new churn, can washer and other equipment. Due to government priorities, some fixtures have been difficult to purchase. 482 MOTORISTS LOSE DRIVING RIGHTS FOR DRINKING AND SPEEDING IN MINNESOTA Out of 706 Minnesota motorists who lost their drivers' licenses by revocation or suspension during May, 482 of them are now paying the penalty of ibeing forbidden the use of their cars for just two traffic law violations: speeding and driving while drinking. Driving while drunk and. inebriacy resulted in 291 outright license revocations for a period of one year, and three suspensions of varying lengths, j»r *? Mr.1 &f l9i m?&$" rUosfisp imi feltures. Another 188 motorists were barred from the wheel for driving at excessive Speeds. Eight were outright revocations and 180 were suspensions. Reckless driving cost 81 motorists their driving privileges and 20 more paid the penalty for running through stop signs and signals. Ten licenses were revoked for failure to stop and disclose identity after an accident. Total revocations for the month were 316 and suspension's numbered 390, or a total of 706 drivers' license forfeitures in addition to the fines and other penalties levied by the courts upon the offending motorists. Only two revocations and 10 suspensions were applied to women drivers. 53 percent of all suspensions were to men under 25 years of age. UNUSED TIRE 34 YEARS OLD FOUND RECENTLY Luverne.—In these days of rationing there are many antique appearing tires, but to find one from 32 to 34 years old that has never been used is an item that comes under the heading of "Believe it or Not." R. R. Gilbert brought such a tire to town where it is on display at a service station. It is size 35x4 and is of the old clincher type. Its proper inflation was 7o-Ibs. The tire was purchased for a Perry automobile from Sears Roebuck for $17, considered a low price at that time. It has been standing in the Gilbert barn all these years and just icame to light the other day. ATTEND FAREWELL PARTY About one-hundred folks gathered at the Woodland Tavern Thursday evening of last week for a fareweU party for inductees sponsored by the Town- send Club. Inclement weather kept many from attending. Each boy was presented iwith a pack of cigarettes and a small silk flag to cheer them on their way. Refreshments were served and everyone wished the boys God speed and a safe return. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Felton and Ronnie and Mrs. Sara Felton spent Sunday at the Otteson ihome in Park Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Severeid, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heuer and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Henderson left Saturday on a vacation at the North Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mast and baby and Miss Lorraine Mast of DetroiL Mich., will arrive here Satuiday, for a short visit at the Dan Mast home. Claude Whitted had his tonsils removed at the hospital Tuesday. 81 Rural Students Receive Diplomas In Cass County Eighty-one pupils attending the Ungraded schools of Cass county have satisfactorily completed the eighth grade and are eligible for promotion to the ninth grade. ,Supt. Wicklund congratulates the students and teachers for their hard work and fine cooperation troughout the past school year and he wishes to encourage tljose receiving diplomas to continue their education in high school. Parents and children are reminded that under the Minnesota compulsory education law, every child must attend school until :he or she is 16 years of age unless specifically excused by the school board upon completion of the eighth grade. Hence, the granting of a diploma does not necessarily mean that the child can discontinue school. Names of pupils receiving eighth grade diplomas are listed below: Dist. 2 Maple Grove: Harold H. Buschman, Sylvia A. Fairly and Bernice Schmidt. Dist. 8, Oak Grove: George J. Carlson, Katherine M. Grif fith, Gladys D. Koons and Elizabeth Loftis. Dist. 9, Hazel Dell: OarrolTM. Hanson, Leonard El Hilda!!.!, Norman Tevik. Dist. 15, Crescent: Paul N. "Matthews Dist. 15. Oakland: ! Royston A. Dague Dist. 16, Pine Forest: lone M. Sorg Dist. 18, Riverside: Violet I. Mapes Dist. 20, Pleasant Valley: Tommy C. Davidson, Henrietta M. Flategraff, Janice E. Olson, Dons A. Paulson and Victor B. Strom. Dist. 20, Seidl Hill Donald Gerjets, David B. Siefke Dist. 21, Swan Valley David G. Shannon, Marvin F. Shequen Jr. Dist. 22, Agate Lake : Ida B. Fugate, Lucille M. Johnson. Dist. 22, Clover Hill: Jay M. Bush, Lucille G. Gosswiller Dist. 22, Cory Brook: Glen H. Larson Dist. 22, Port View: Dorothy R; McAninch Dist. 23, Birch Hill: Walter E. Grams Dist. 23, Fairview: ■Shirley J. Aubrey, Lloyd D. Ellgen, Geraldine F. Schmit, Clara V., Workman. Dist. 23, N. Kentucky: Gwendolyn C. Anderson Dist. 23, Sunrise: Lawrence Solarz Dist. 24, Ooolidge: Everett F. Cole, Ruth) E. Hines Dist. 24, Harding: John R. Fletcher, Jane V. Laporte Dist 25, Garfield: Josephine D. Spilman Dist. 25, Poplar: Vincent W. Johnson, Virginia Johnson. Unorganized Territory Bena School: John Bobolink Jr., David E. Buffalo, Martha R. Chase, Leonard E. Drumbeater, Pauline Falsfeather, Albert L. McClimek. Carlson School: Albert D. Clark 31,000 Pounds oi Sciap Rubber Collected in Pine River First Four Days Local Items Mrs. Alice Amy left Tuesday evening for Ft. Knox, Ken., iwhere she will v:sit her son, Clark who is in an army camp there. Mrs. John Ackerman and children of Hollandale, Fa., arrived last Thurs day. They will spend the summer in a cabin at York's resort. Rev. Raymond .Swartz of Des Moines Iowa, returned home Monday, after a ten-day visit with his grandmother, Mrs. Nellie 'Swartz. Registrars and Locations of June 30 Registration Following is a list of registration points and chief registrars1 for the Fifth National Registration to be held June 30, 1942, for all men born on or after January 1, 1922, and on or before June 30, 1924. All registration places will be open from 7 a. in., to 9 p. ni., on June 30 only: Pine River Armory, Harry Luscher Cass Lake Village Hall, D. V. Ward- ner, Frank E. Greenside, Walker Court Room, J. C. Steinhag- en Hackensack Legion Rooms, Walter Maeser McKinley Hall, McKinley Twp., Guy R. Edwards Leader Creamery, Clarence Hanley Becker Twp., at E. Ru Chambers Home, E. R. Chambers May Town Hall, May Twp., Harry Anderson. Pillager Village Hall, Lee Bennett E. Gull Lake Tivvp., Bakkonen Farm, Reino Bakkonen Homebrook Twp., Corybrook school, Fred W. Provolt Loon Lake Twp., Loon Lake Twp., Albert Bye Pine Lake Twp., M. Sletta's Store, R. J. Potter Longville Hotel Lobby, Roland Edwards Remer Village Hall, Edmund Hendrickson Boy River Village Hall, Ray E. Mix Federal Dam Village Hall, F. J. Beaulieu Backus IOOF Hall, Philip Palmer Hughes to Launch Campaign Monday Fred J. Hughes, candidate for Con-' gress on the republican ticket, will for imally launch his campaign at a dinner and rally at the Ea'gles Hall, St. Cloud next Monday. Neighbors and friends from Stearns county as well as supporters throughout the fifteen counties of the district, will gather at what promises to be one of the largest spontaneous political gatherings the sixth district has seen in a number of years. Following a ■dinner at which 350 supporters are expected to be present, Hughes will discuss issues of the campaign over radio station KFAM, St. Cloud at 9 p. m. Stearns county republicans in charge of the affair issue an invitation to anyone in the sixth district to attend. Crooked Lake School: Donald J. Hausaurer Dorholt School: Murriel A. Simmerman, Carol D. Westlund, Pearl M. Yager. Federal Dam School: Richard L. Aitkin, Donald H. Ga- dotte, Richard D. Donnell, Elaine V. Freitag, Bernice S. Johnson, Louella C. Lego, Russell W. Lego, Paul B. Nistler Lorraine E. Nyhous, Donna M. Shoemaker, Ramona D. Struss, Richard ■Ware Jr., June B. Wilkes. Hawley School: Phyllis M. Ctenevert Lone School: Shirley M. Young Moose Lake School: David Hojem, Charles A. McCoy Raboin School l Phillip Ellis, Margie B. • Schwartz, Dorothy E. Fuhrman, Rose A. Wittner. Squaw Point School: Richard Dunn, Robert H. Roy, Leonard W. Tanner. ■Sugar Point School: LeRoy D. Campbell Thunder Lake School: Myrtle E. Baker, Ronald L. Sanders Residents' of Pine River and vicinity rallied to the President's call for strap rubber by turning in a total of 31,000 pounds of old, rubber, including everything from bath, tub stoppers to huge truck tires. All filling stations in Pine River are cooperating in the drive to collect the rubber and are paying one-cent per pound for all that is turned in. Some of the gas trucks have been making pick-ups in the country and one operator reports h*3 ■Warehouse filled to capacity. Complete as the mobilization of service stations in the scrap rubber drive ■may be, the success of the campaign stands or falls on the response of tha public in bringing in their mites of dis carded rubber articles retrieved from attics, basements, garages and barns; Old tires tubes, garden hose, hot water bottles, tennis shoes, rain coats, bathing caps and similar discarded ■rubber articles are desired. The material will be reclaimed and used to meet military and essential needs. This drive for rubber, now so sorely ■needed by Uncle Sam, will continue from June 15 to June 30, and offers an opportunity for everyone on the home front to lbelp win the war. A ■few ounces of rubber in a hot water Ibottle, or a few pounds in a discarded hose may not seem very significant, but multiply those ounces and pounds by millions and a great stockpile of valuable rubber is created for the nation. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilbert of Grafton, arrived this week to spend a 2-weeks vacation with Mrs. Mary Gilbert and relatives in Swanburg. Walter Farnum of Poplar visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rounds Friday. Mrs. Farnum is still seriously ill at the U. hospital. JOHN STAMPE PURCHASES CAHILL POOL HALL In a business transaction completed this week, John Stampe became owner of the pool hall formerly operated by the late Garf Cahill and has taken possession. The business has been •operated by Ben Ackerman for several months. THIS STORY HAS A SHARP "POINT" TO IT Grand Marais.—■Finding a horseshoe is usually considered good luck, but when you find a three-quarter inch horseshoe nail lodged in your shoulder, without knowing how it go there—well that is a different kind of luck! Bert Opsahl recently had a sore neck ana suffered from dizzy headaches. Upon consulting a medical authority, a lump was found on his left shoulder. Cutting it open they found imbedded in the fle^h ^he poi.jnt.-ed end of a .horseshoe meil, three-quarters of an inch long! How it got there is a mystery. Mr. Opsahl used to shoe horses as a trade In Norway some forty-five years ago, and 'has had few occasions to shoe his own horses since arriving here. It is possible the nail has been under his skin for over forty-years. LOCALS I Word lias been received here of the" death of Wm. Stacy, 76, of Pine River. He passed away in Minneapolis last week. Funeral services were held in S Minneapolis Wednesday and interment was made in a Minneapolis cemetery. Mr. Stacy lived on Blackiwater Lake for many years. He had spent the past few weeks with his son in -j.inne- apolis. Are you entitled to wear a target lapel button? You can ONLY if you are investing i at least ten percent of your income in War Bonds to do your part on the home front toward winning the War. The target lapel button is a badge of patriotism, a badge of honor. You should feel proud to display ft. The buttons are obtainable at your plant management, at the office of your local War Bond chairman, or at your Payroll Savings Window where you authorize your ten percent payroll deductions. Enlist in the ten percent War Bond army and do your part to win the War. V. S. Treasury Department
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Missions' Erlin dominant in brief outing
Padres prospect strikes out eight, hurls four shutout innings
By Jonathan Raymond / Special to MLB.com | April 21, 2012 8:24 PM ET
The Padres' No. 7 prospect, acquired in last summer's trade involving Mike Adams, has combined to pitch 10 2 2/3 innings in his first three outings after suffering a slightly strained oblique muscle.
But Erlin sports a 1.69 ERA with 14 strikeouts against only four walks after holding Midland scoreless on two hits in Double-A San Antonio's 7-1 victory on Saturday night. He walked one and fanned eight over four innings.
"Tonight was actually the first [game] where I could extend it a little bit, had 90 pitches to work with," said Erlin, who exited after throwing 82 pitches. "I wasn't too efficient, but I did have a little bit longer leash."
Following last season's trade, Erlin averaged just over four innings in six starts for San Antonio, finding similar success. The 21-year-old left-hander struck out 31, walked four and registered a 1.38 ERA in his first 26 innings with the Missions. He was 5-2 with a 4.32 ERA in 11 appearances with Frisco.
Now the 2009 third-round pick will be able to extend his workload in coming starts, and he said one thing he wants to do is work deeper into games.
"I just want to be more efficient," he said. "I still have to do work on attacking the strike zone and forcing contact, and that'll hopefully make my outings last a little bit longer."
The southpaw from Scotts Valley, Calif., has walked only 28 batters while striking out 302 over 276 2/3 innings in his Minor League career. One pitch he's been trying to add to his bread-and-butter fastball-changeup combo is a slider.
Erlin believes the pitch will become valuable as he faces the stiffer challenges of the advanced levels of the Minors. He learned it last season while still in the Rangers system and has refined it with San Antonio pitching coach Jimmy Jones.
"I learned the slider at the end of last year, so I'm picking up where I left off with that. I just want to gain that feel where I can throw it for a strike in any situation in any count," he said. "That's my No. 1 priority."
On Saturday, Erlin got a boost from five relievers, who gave up a run on two hits over the final five innings. Matt Lollis (1-1) was first out of the bullpen, striking out three in two flawless innings to earn the win. Miles Mikolas recorded the last four outs for his second save.
"The bullpen was awesome, they've been real solid all year," Erlin said. "Lollis came in and threw a couple real strong innings and the back end came through and finished the game off very well. They've been doing a really good job."
Offensively, Padres No. 13 prospect Reymond Fuentes picked up three hits, including two doubles, out of the leadoff spot for the Missions. Jaff Decker (No. 14) added a two-run homer and catcher Ali Solis went 3-for-4 with a homer, triple and three RBIs.
Jonathan Raymond is a contributor for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More

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Well that sux cause how can u download the new firmware u need and save it to a live CD?
Sounds like you need to make a persistent install and go find your firmware online , and copy it to /lib/firmware I think thats all you need to do.
I had to do this also for my Ralink firmware. Went to ralinks website got the firmware, copied the bin file, and rebooted and it works just like it always does. I have a persistent usb stick bcause i knew i would have to update drivers for- MY- adapter.


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Royal Pest is full-service pest control company serving Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey and Virginia. Royal uses the most advanced methods and materials in IPM (Integrated Pest Management) to provide customers with pest control that is the safest and most effective in the industry today. Royal's services are a truly planet friendly way to protect your family, your home and your lifestyle from annoying, destructive and harmful pests.
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With more than 700 species of ants in the United States, it's not surprising that ants are a very common home-invader. One of the most destructive species is the carpenter ant, enter buildings through small cracks and holes, and tunnel through decaying wood before attacking undamaged wood. The most common home invading species include odorous and non-odorous house ants and pavement ants. These ants will eat almost anything, including fruit, meats and cheese and can contaminate food sources that they infest. Royal will take proactive steps to eliminate ants at first appearance to reduce the likelihood of a major infestation later.
The house mouse is the most common rodent pest in most parts of the world. It can breed rapidly and adapt quickly to changing conditions. House mice can breed throughout the year and can share nests. As their name suggests, house mice live in structures, but they can live outdoors. And come inside for food. Mice can also bring fleas, mites, ticks and lice into your home. Their urine and feces can cause allergies in children.
This insect earned its name from its tendency to release an odor when disturbed or when crushed. During warm months, female stink bugs attach large masses of eggs to the underside of leaves and stems. In the fall they start to come into your home looking to "overwinter". Stink bugs are not known to bite humans but caution should be used when handling them to avoid a release of their odor. A Royal Pest licensed pest professional can treat for stink bugs in the late summer or fall just prior to bug congregation. Since there are NO natural predators for STINK BUGS in the U.S., PEST CONTROL is the only method to keep them out of your home.
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Qi Wireless Charging Back Cover
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Lotus attended the Luxury Time show in Bologna from the 5th to the 9th December 2012. The show took place at Bologna Fiere Expo and brought together some of the most prestigious car brands in the luxury segment at the 37th International Automobile Exhibition Bologna.
Lotus was proudly represented by its experienced dealer network in Italy and showcased the latest addition to the Elise range in the super charged 1.8 litre Lotus Elise S.
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"It was Fun": An Evaluation of Sand Tray Pictures, an Innovative Visually Expressive Method for Researching Children's Experiences with Nature
In order to study children's subjective experiences, researchers need to employ methods that are interesting and engaging but at the same time can produce data that answers research questions. This article critically reflects on the use of an innovative visually expressive method, sand tray pictures, which allows children to communicate their multi-dimensional subjective experiences with nature. In this study, sand tray pictures were compared with photographs taken and pictures drawn by the children as approaches for understanding children's experiences in a public botanic garden during a five-day summer camp. Sand trays were identified as a highly effective tool in eliciting insights about children's subjective and socio-cultural experiences in nature.


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@nosleep. BRROOO!SAME HERE. i fucking was putting stickers of just characters and shit
and i guess the camera was wokring and they called me down and shit. i was let of eassy- i was like "my parents are fighting & my relationship isnt go well" and like, trying to make myself cry (didnt work) so the vp gave me 2 full detentions and said no more stickers. aha


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The Sunshine Paddlers at The 8th Annual Windy City Rubber Ducky Derby
Thursday, August 8, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM (CDT)
Who's Going
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Event Details
Join us on Thursday, August 8, 2013 for The 8th Annual Windy City Rubber Ducky Derby!
Watch as over 40,000 yellow rubber ducks splash into the Chicago River from the Columbus Drive bridge. Race day kicks off at 10:00 a.m. at The Wrigley Building, located at 400 North Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago. It's family-fun entertainment with face painting, games, free food and special appearances by several sports mascots. Splashdown is at 1:00 pm.
To adopt a duck for $5.00 - or even better - a "Quack Pack" for $25.00, visit our team page @ http://tinyurl.com/sunshinepaddlers Just one (1) duck adoption will assist and support the over 21,000 athletes and 13,000 Young Athletes in Illinois to participate, at no cost, in the sport of their choice. Through Special Olympics Illinois, the world comes to know these athletes are talented, courageous, joyful individuals who share the same hopes and dreams, and the same competitive spirit, as any other athlete.
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The 8th Annual Windy City Rubber Ducky Derby
400 North Michigan Avenue
Thursday, August 8, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM (CDT)
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FONTANA --A Fontana man was arrested on suspicion of murder after he reportedly led investigators to a woman's body in Chino Thursday evening that detectives believe to be the man's estranged wife, Lorna Lopez, officials said.Victor Manuel Lopez, 40, reportedly led investigators to the body Thursday evening, Fontana Police authorities said. The body was found at the base of a stand of trees on a working farm in the 17300 block of Cucamonga Road in Chino.
"I can't believe they found her here," said Maria Gutierrez as she went for a walk with a friend and her friend's daughter near the area where the woman's body was found. "I feel terrible for her brother and her children. This is just a very sad situation."
Authorities said Victor Lopez was cooperating with the investigation.
"(Victor Lopez) said he saw himself on television and decided to turn himself in," said Detective Rich Hunt with the Fontana Police Department.
The Fontana couple were reported missing by relatives after they disappeared Tuesday. Their children, who range in age from 8 to 18, saw them Tuesday morning when they left for school, but when they returned the children couldn't find their parents.
Victor Lopez contacted authorities Wednesday and said he was willing to turn himself in. Huntington Park police officers arrested him about 7 a.m. Thursday in the 6500 block of Albany Street at his parents' house, said Sgt. Robert Morris, spokesman for the Fontana Police Department.
After an extensive interview, Victor Lopez reportedly told investigators where his wife's body could be found, officials said.
The couple had been married for nearly two decades, according to Lorna Lopez's brother, Army Reserve Sgt. Carlos Ramos, but were not living as husband-and-wife.
"They lived in the same house but in separate bedrooms," Ramos said Wednesday. "She was the one who asked for the divorce."
Ramos said his brother-in-law was distressed over the prospect of losing Lorna Lopez.
"He was sad and was crying and asked for a second chance," Ramos said.
Police arrested Victor Lopez's nephew, Joseph Rodriguez, 37, of Huntington Park early Thursday morning on suspicion of being an accessory and suspicion of murder, according to booking records. Rodriguez was also booked into West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga for violating the terms of his parole. Officers searched Rodriguez's home and seized evidence.
Lopez is being held without bail also at West Valley Detention Center.
The case is still under investigation. Anyone with information about this case can call police at 909-350-7700.
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Angela Meade, soprano; Elizabeth Mann, flute: Jesse Mills, violin; Arnaud Sussmann, violin; Nicholas Cords, viola; Edward Arron, cello; Leigh Mesh, double bass; Bel Canto Young Artist
Ave Maria: Enigmatic scale harmonized in four parts (1889, revised 1895)
Ave Maria translated by Dante (1880)
Laudi alla Beata Vergine (Hymn to the Blessed Virgin) (1890)
Guarda che bianca luna (Behold the bright moon) (1839)
Fogli d'Album (Album Leaves) (1842-1863)
String Quartet in e (1873)
Pater Noster translated by Dante (1880)
Verdi was an artist for the large scale. He probably wrote fewer works of short duration or for small forces than any other major composer – but those few include rarely-heard masterpieces. Most of them come from around the time of Aida, when he was developing the amazing harmonic refinements of his "late style". The String Quartet shows his mastery of classic forms he rarely employed elsewhere; several exquisite sacred works testify to his lifelong fascination with the music of Palestrina. Along with occasional miniatures from other phases of his long career, these promise an evening of rich discovery for even the most devoted Verdian.
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While I really enjoy Hugh's art, my views on passion have been evolving away from the concept behind this cartoon. At first I suspected something was wrong with the idea of "do what you are passionate about," but I couldn't really put my finger on it. I wanted to believe it was right. But it didn't sit well in my gut.
Then I started reading Cal Newport's blog and books (really aimed at students) and I think I'm beginning to see passion the way he does.
My paraphrase of what Cal suggests is something like this: "Explore things that might be interesting to you. If they turn out to be interesting, continue that exploration, following paths that sometimes only serendipity may provide. As you continue your exploration of an area, you may become really good. Then, if you become good at it, you might even realize that you are passionate about it."
Cal's point is that passion typically comes AFTER you've had time to gain some higher level of success or expertise, not before.
The way I see Cal's point of view (and, please, check out his site and work to get the real story) is that kids (and even those of us who still haven't figured it out) should focus on becoming interesting people. Interesting people are those who follow their natural curiosities and develop on those.
You could say it's really about being yourself and letting that guide what you eventually become passionate about. Admit it – most of us struggle (and have struggled) with being ourselves.
How would our lives look today if we had just accepted who we knew we were when we were kids?
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Similar in design to our industry-leading 'Dry' session Aero Knee Sliders which are used all over the world, seen adorned to the best racers/riders leathers be it on the racetrack or your local roads! They are extensively used by many riders in the British Superbike Championship (amongst others) and race schools worldwide.
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This specific BMC Air Filter has been made for the Yamaha FZR1000/750/XJ/TDM850.
100% handmade in Italy, BMC filters are trusted by almost every high-level automotive and endurance team in racing - a testament to their quality. They are used by such teams as the Yamaha Factory team (MotoGP), Voltcom Crescent Suzuki (WSB),
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The knowledge and experience gained on track is transferred directly to streetbike variants in order...
An all-purpose cleaner (500ml bottle) designed to quickly cut through traffic film and road grime on your bike. Formulated to leave a great finish and is safe to use on paintwork, plastic, rubber, aluminium, chrome, carbon fibre and disc pads – basically all over the bike! Simply spray on and rinse off. Cleans in minutes!
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A colourless fully synthetic lubricant with strong adhesive properties designed for high speed, high stress applications such as motorcycle chains. Initial low viscosity allows for penetration into links before the product rapidly thickens to help prevent throw-off. Regular use helps maintain the performance and life of your chain.
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A white calcium grease based lubricant with strong adhesive properties designed for high speed, high stress applications such as motorcycle chains. It applies wet enabling penetration into links before thickening. Providing lasting lubrication and protection for your chain (O, X, Z ring compatible). Its exceptional long lasting action makes it particularly suitable for dry conditions. It's also quick drying and provides outstanding anti-fling properties. Regular use helps maintain the performanc...
Easy to use, WD40 Chain Cleaner and quickly removes dirt, grime, dust and oil from chains. Compatible with O, X and Z ring chains the formula blasts off contaminants and dries in minutes. A water dispersible degreaser designed to solubilise newly deposited, oxidized or aged greases and oils. Suitable for subsequent removal by rinsing with cold water. Regular cleaning helps to reduce wear on the chain to maintain performance for longer.
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Designed to give an all over great shine to your bike. The fast evaporating formula acts quickly and is easy to apply with no need to buff. Its light and fruity fragranced polish for internal and external automotive non-porous surfaces. Can also be used as a light duty lubricant for metal, plastic and rubber parts. Ideal for Rubber Parts, Paintwork, Carbon Fibre Parts and Metals
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This R&G Sticker Sheet consists of 15 individual stickers - 11 black and 4 silver.
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Available in Black.
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R&G Racing Cap.
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Give your visor that racing look as used by many R&G supported riders in BSB and around the world.
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Location: Community Arts Bulding #163
Cost: $25.00
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Audience: Alumni, Community, Current Undergraduate Students, Parents, Staff
An art therapy 10-week workshop for children and adults,
and a practicum experience for graduate art therapy students,
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Miley Cyrus, Jason Derulo and LL COOL J to co-host iHeartRadio Ultimate Pool Party
Miley Cyrus, Jason Derulo and LL COOL J will co-host the iHeartRadio Ultimate Pool Party presented by VISITFLORIDA.com in Miami June 29th, iHeartRadio announced Friday.
Ke$ha, Pitbull and Afrojack will perform live at the Fountainebleu Miami Beach as part of the Blieu live concert series. The event which will also include daytime performances from Derulo as well as rising EDM artists Icona Pop and Krewella.
iHeartRadio winners from across the country will converge on Miami for the event, including one grand-prize winner and three of her friends who will enjoy a weekend-long fantasy all-access experience at the Ultimate Pool Party.
Last year marked the inaugural iHeartRadio Ultimate Pool Party and featured performances by maroon 5, Flo Rida, Gym Class Heroes and Calvin Harris.


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The master of management information systems (MMIS), offered in Wichita and online, is a professional degree that integrates the information systems and business cultures. During their program of study, students focus on the strategic role information systems plays in a business organization. With emphasis on current research activities in the field of information systems, the MMIS degree offers current topical studies that better prepare students for employment in the field.
The MMIS program supports both traditional and emerging career opportunities in information systems. Management of information is core to virtually all sizes and types of organizations and industries, thus a management information systems master 's degree expands job opportunities for program graduates.
First offered at Friends University in 1990, the MMIS program is one of the most successful graduate programs at Friends. Based on a model for busy adults, the program attracts a diverse group of students from a wide range of educational backgrounds, professional experiences and interests to earn a MIS graduate degree in Kansas.
A continual curriculum review process maintains topical alignment with professional organizations and industry needs. The MMIS curriculum accommodates rapid change in the field of information systems through this continuous alignment process.
There also are four concentrations in the MMIS degree program: business analytics; management information systems; security; and supply chain management and logistics. These concentrations bring like-minded students together through a series of five courses to further develop your expertise.
- The Business Analytics concentration is designed with five courses that draw upon methods and tools, including advanced skills and techniques in statistics, forecasting, data mining and modeling for working with enterprise-level data systems. The primary purpose of the concentration is to make better decisions. This concentration requires prerequisite math skills of at least applied calculus or calculus I and business statistics (or equivalent) along with some programming skills.
- The Management Information Systems concentration extends the MMIS core knowledge with advanced knowledge in analysis and documentation for the implementation, design and application of computer systems that lead to strategic work and the capacity to manage technologies within organizational and managerial systems.
- A Security concentration provides knowledge of security threats and solutions to implement highly secure systems and networks that serve managerial and organizational goals. The concentration emphasizes knowledge of network and cyber security, as well as architecture and design and risk management. Through collaborative work in a seminar course, security policies, processes and operations are investigated and organized to provide a clear understanding of the challenges and opportunities in mitigating security threats and maintaining the integrity of operations.
- The Supply Chain Management and Logistics concentration brings together the human computer interaction with knowing and using important features of ERP systems, conducting lean manufacturing reviews, getting certified in Six Sigma and developing a supply chain to obtain a competitive advantage. This concentration is designed specifically for those involved on the technical side of exporting, importing, and producing and partnering with businesses associated with the I-35 corridor between Canada and Mexico as well as throughout the United States and the world.
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Program Outcomes
- Research, evaluate, recommend and select current and emerging technologies and advise organizations on their application.
- Demonstrate proficiency in collaborative management of IT projects.
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LISTEN: Cher Lloyd shares new song 'Bind Your Love'
Listen to Cher Lloyd on iHeartRadio
Cher Lloyd premieres her newest digital single 'Bind Your Love.'
Lloyd's second studio album, Sorry I'm Late, will be released next month (May 27). The compilation includes 11 pop ballads, including "Sirens," "Dirty Love," "Human," "I Wish (featuring T.I)," and "Bind Your Love."
Yesterday (April 25), Lloyd premiered "Bind Your Love." Check it out below.


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It all comes down to condition and rarity and in this treasure, you unequivocally have both! Of museum quality (and we rarely use these terms), this particular 20k yellow gold Stuart crystal slide is exceptionally scarce and features four highly coveted skulls with crossed bones. The skulls are connected by a gold vine adorned with tiny flowers and leaves covered with red and green enamel. Delicate details of fine craftsmanship are apparent in the rendering of the gold work.
Within the circular vine is a cypher of 20k yellow gold wire forming intricate initials of what appears to be the letters B, J and possibly E. A faceted rock crystal covers the meticulous composition of mementos. Of particular note is that the crystal has never been removed or disturbed thus its bezel is in superb condition. Each skull and other motifs are still crisp and fine in appearance and color. Clear and glinting, the rock crystal is also still in fine condition. This is most definitely an object for the world famous Victoria and Albert Museum.


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A Roy woman allegedly shot multiple times by her husband during a weekend domestic disturbance was in improved condition Monday.
The woman had gone through surgery late Saturday night and early Sunday for several gunshot wounds to her torso and was upgraded from critical to serious condition. Roy Police Chief Greg Whinham said she was expected to recover and has been talking with investigators.
Christopher Locke, 41, was being held without bail in Weber County jail on suspicion of attempted criminal homicide, two counts of domestic violence in the presence of a child and carrying a weapon while intoxicated.
Whinham said the Locke home, at 3792 W. 4750 South, is a familiar one to law enforcement. He was able to find at least five 911 calls involving domestic disturbances on record for the address.
The most serious call, however, came about 10:25 p.m. Saturday when gunfire was reported.
Whinham said the woman, despite her wounds, was able to flee to a neighbor's home with her daughter, who allegedly had been struck on the head with a bottle by her father. As police arrived, a young boy also was able to escape the residence.
Police alleged that Locke used a handgun to shoot his wife, and then when officers arrived went out onto the front porch of his home armed with an assault rifle. No further shots were fired, but it took police about two hours to negotiate the man's surrender.
In addition to Roy police, Weber County SWAT and officers from several other nearby law enforcement agencies responded to cordon off the area.


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Jacques Cousteau once said, "The Sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever."
We, at The Islander Inn, know this to be true. We cordially invite you to experience the magic of Ocean Isle Beach, with us, this season. Nestled between Myrtle Beach, SC, and Wilmington, NC, Ocean Isle Beach is waiting for you!
In collaboration with The Isles Restaurant and Tiki Bar, we're excited to tell you that we are working on a special "Gourmet Getaway" package! Expect romance, wine, fine cuisine at a 'Chef's Table' and even chocolate covered strawberries brought to your room at The Islander Inn. Keep watching our website, Facebook and Twitter for the launch!
There is something for everyone during your stay at The Islander Inn. Though most never want to leave the seaside, within a few minutes drive you can find the beautiful Pearl Golf Course in Calabash, NC. This golf course was ranked one of Golf Digest's "Best Places To Play" and offers specials year around.
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A: Usually, yes. But the court can cancel your emancipation if you lie to the court or if you cannot support yourself anymore.
A: No. If you do not want to live with your parents you can:
A: Legal Services for Children's Emancipation Manual has a lot of answers about emancipation for teenagers.
Also read the Emancipation Pamphlet (Form MC-301) for more information about the court process. This pamphlet is also available in Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean.


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...and it didn't take long to say "YES". One look around the shop and I was in love! So today I am starting things off with an introduction and challenge that just went up today to get inspired and go vintage with pinks and creams!
I pulled out my Riddersholm Designs paper, Pink Paislee (London Market), Crate Paper soft pink button, vintage buttons from dstrove.etsy.com and Prairie Bird Boutique wrinkle ribbon...
A challenge you are sure to love and amazing projects on the blog as well to get you started!


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How exactly should we benchmark hedge funds? It is obviously unfair to compare them directly to equity indices, as the whole point of hedge funds is to aim for an "absolute" return, not a return relative to gains in the equity market. They will naturally under-perform an S&P 500 tracker in years like 2013 when the stock market shoots straight up.
I drew attention last week to the way hedge fund returns have been left badly behind by long-only equity returns over the five years of the post-crisis relief rally, and this understandably provoked comments that this was an unfair comparison. There are also obviously many methodological problems with creating hedge fund indices. Hedge funds have many different strategies, and they may be particularly prone to "survivorship bias" – those that do not have a good story to tell tend to shut down quietly, and do not tell index compilers about their record.
However, hedge funds do have to accept that their offerings will be used by asset allocators trying to use them to balance against the main asset classes of equities and bonds. On that basis, the following chart, produced by Barclays' capital solutions group using HFRI indices, is very interesting.
It confirms a basic intuition: hedge funds did very well during the bursting of the dotcom bubble, more than held their own during the subsequent 2002-2007 rally, and have had a far harder time of it in the last five years. Why might this be? Read more


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Vena Cava Fall 2011
A few days before their show, Vena Cava's Lisa Mayock and Sophie Buhai talked about the influence that early nineties fashion—both in terms of the models and designers of the decade—had on their fall collection. They were inspired by the slouchy elegance of the era, they said, not the flannel shirts and Dr. Martens (but don't be surprised if other designers this week decide to riff on the nineties' grungier elements).
The collection Mayock and Buhai presented on Thursday certainly echoed their intention with body-skimming, off-the-shoulder tops and big, flowy pants. There were a lot of crop tops, too—which, depending on the shape of your abs, is a good or bad thing—and one blouse with the sort of Southwestern print that was popular 20 years ago.
For the most part, the designers hit the elegance just right (helped along by the trés-French berets from Yestadt Millinery). The long-sleeved longdress in umber would be the perfect solution to black tie, and the glitter eye makeup throughout was a youthful, whimsical touch. But a few looks, in particular the tie-waist, pleated and tapered silk pant, could have probably stayed in the time capsule.


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'"I'm pretty impressed with the comeback," said Miller. "I think they made a big error in sitting back on us after they got up in the goals. It allowed us to skate and our guys did a great job looking for holes and getting the passes. It was a nice turnaround."'
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Commencement exercises set on USC's campuses
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The administrator of NOAA, the chairman of JP Morgan Chase Midwest and South Carolina's leading historian are among the speakers at spring 2012 commencement ceremonies at the University of South Carolina's Columbia campus.
Jane Lubchenco, the undersecretary of Commerce and administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, will address graduates at commencement exercises at 3 p.m. Friday, May 4, in the Colonial Life Arena. Students from the Darla Moore School of Business, College of Mass Communications and Information Studies, College of Nursing, South Carolina College of Pharmacy and the Arnold School of Public Health will receive degrees. Lubchenco, an environmental scientist and marine ecologist who The Washington Post has called a "scientific rock star," will receive an honorary degree: doctor of science.
Also at the Friday afternoon ceremony, Samuel Tenenbaum, a retired business leader and active philanthropist, will receive an honorary degree: doctor of public service.
On Saturday, May 5, Glenn Tilton, chairman of JPMorgan Chase Midwest who received his degree in international studies from USC, will address graduates of the South Carolina Honors College and the College of Arts and Sciences. The ceremony is set for 9:30 a.m. in the Colonial Life Arena. Tilton, who previously served as chairman and CEO of United Airlines and of Texaco, will receive an honorary degree: doctor of business administration.
At 3 p.m. Saturday, USC history professor Walter Edgar will address graduates of the College of Education, the College of Engineering and Computing, the College of Hospitality, Retail, and Sport Management, the Fort Jackson Military Base Program, Interdisciplinary Programs, Palmetto Programs, the School of Music and the College of Social Work. Edgar is the Claude Henry Neuffer professor of Southern Studies, director of the Institute for Southern Studies at USC and an acclaimed writer, editor, speaker and radio show host. He is the author of "South Carolina, A History."
Also at the ceremony, Tommy Suggs, president and CEO of KeenanSuggs Insurance in Columbia, a former Carolina quarterback and a color analyst for the Gamecock Radio Network, will receive a doctor of business administration honorary degree.
The Columbia campus commencement ceremonies begin at 9:30 a.m. Friday, May 4, when Inez Tenenbaum, chairman of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, addresses graduates of the School of Law on the historic Horseshoe. Tenenbaum, who received her law degree in 1986 from USC, also served two terms as the South Carolina state superintendent of education, from 1998 to 2007.
Also Friday, Dr. Jim Chow will address graduates of the USC School of Medicine at 12:30 p.m. in the Koger Center for the Arts. Chow, a 1985 graduate of the USC School of Medicine, is a clinical associate professor of dermatology, dermatologic surgery and surgery at the USC medical school and brigadier general in the Air National Guard, serving as assistant to the U.S. Air Force surgeon general for operations/policy.
At 1 p.m. Saturday, May 5, the doctoral commencement and hooding ceremony will take place at the Koger Center for the Arts. James D. Cutsinger, professor of religious studies and the 2011 Michael J. Mungo Distinguished Professor of the Year, will address the doctoral candidates.
The university's other campuses will hold commencement ceremonies over the next several weeks, including:
USC Aiken: 7 p.m., May 3, USCA Convocation Center. Chancellor Thomas L. Hallman, chancellor at USC Aiken who will retire June 30, will address the graduates. Irene Rudnick, instructor of commercial law at USC Aiken since 1961, will receive the honorary degree of doctor of education. A 1949 alumna of USC and 1952 graduate of the School of Law, she is in private practice with her son at Rudnick and Rudnick Attorneys at Law.
USC Beaufort: 6 p.m., April 27, Helen and Brantley Harvey Plaza, Hilton Head Gateway campus. Emory Shaw Campbell, chairman of the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Commission and executive director emeritus of the Penn Center on St. Helena Island, will address the graduates and receive an honorary degree of doctor of humane letters. Colden Rhind Battey Jr., Lowcountry lawyer and 1963 graduate of USC's School of Law will receive a doctor of public service honorary degree.
USC Lancaster: 2:30 p.m., April 28, Charles Bundy Auditorium. Leah B. Moody, a Rock Hill, S.C., lawyer and member of USC's Board of Trustees, will address the graduates.
USC Salkehatchie: 7 p.m., April 30, Salkehatchie Commons, West Campus-Allendale. David C. Moody, manager of the U.S. Department of Energy Savannah River Operations Office at the Savannah River Site, will address the graduates.
USC Sumter: 7 p.m., May 2, Nettles Building Auditorium. Kenneth Burger, retired journalist and columnist in South Carolina for nearly 40 years and a former S.C. Journalist of the Year, will address the graduates.
USC Union: 6:30 p.m., April 28, Truluck Activity Center. Thomas L. Stepp, secretary emeritus of USC's Board of Trustees, will give the commencement address. USC Upstate: 7 p.m. May 1, Quadrangle behind the Stockwell Administration Building. Herbert Adams, chairman emeritus of USC's Board of Trustees and current trustee representing 8th Judicial Circuit on the board, will address the graduates.
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Kikuichi Cutlery has been one of Japan's finest knife manufacturers for over 700 years. To this day, their blades proudly display the emperor's Chrysanthemum, a mark of superb Japanese craftsmanship.
700 years ago, The emperor Gotoba authorized Shiro Kanenaga to become one of his royal sword smiths. For the next several hundred years the Kikuichi company manufactured samurai swords that bore the emperors chrysanthemum (Kiku-no-mon) as a mark of their excellence. Today Shiro Kanenaga's original swords are considered national treasures in Japan and are on display at Seikado Museum in Tokyo.
By the end of the samurai era in 1868, the company reinvented itself and became the Kikuichi Cutlery company that we see today. They have continued to maintain the same high standard of craftsmanship begun by Shiro Kanenaga, and their blades continue to bear the emperors chrysanthemum.
Kikuichi knives are still made in Sakai, Japan where is 95% of traditional Japanese knives are made.
JB Prince Company is proud to offer some of the company's top-of-the-line laminated Western style knives. These hand-crafted blades have a level of performance rarely found in knives made in the West.
Chef's Knife (Gyuto)
8" sandwich construction blade with a high carbon steel core and a 8 layer stainless steel Damascus exterior. Finally the blade is hand hammer peined to give it a handsome rustic look and also help prevent food from sticking to the sides of the blade. Rosewood handle.


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Ice Cube wants to reunite with Dr. Dre for N.W.A. biopic
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Ice Cube is hoping to reunite on record with his N.W.A. partner Dr. Dre.
Cube tells MTV News he's "trying to convince" Dre to record some new music together for their upcoming N.W.A. biopic, Straight Outta Compton.
Apart from a possible N.W.A reunion, he says the soundtrack will likely include a mixture of original and reworked N.W.A. songs.
As for the film's progress, Cube says they plan to start shooting on location in Compton this August. He also says the cast will be revealed in the coming weeks and will consist of mostly unknown actors. One of those unknowns is rumored to be Ice Cube's own son, O'Shea Jackson Jr., who will play his father.
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The ninth-ranked Long Beach State women's water polo team couldn't stop UCSD's Alexis Wieseler, who scored a game-high four goals to lead the seventeenth-ranked Tritons to a 9-7 upset victory Friday night at the Canyonview Pool. Christina Kotsia led LBSU with another hat-trick and Coriann Snyder chipped in with two.
The loss tonight snapped a five-game winning streak for Long Beach State.
Kelly Ringel had eight saves to move up to LBSU's ninth spot on the single-season saves list.
Julia Kirkland got the Tritons off to a quick start, scoring on their first possession but the 49ers would take the 2-1 in the first thanks to Kotsia.
Kotsia then extended the LBSU lead to 3-1 before Jolene Guiliana found the back of the net. Both squads would go back-and-forth exchanging goals until the seconed half.


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Spirals of cheesecake-filled dough flecked with deep red cherries arranged in a round. The perfect breakfast bread, snack or dessert.
Spray cookie sheet with vegetable pan spray.
In medium bowl, combine flour and yeast from hot roll mix, 3 tablespoons of the sugar, water, butter and egg; stir until dough pulls away from sides of bowl. Turn dough out onto lightly floured surface. With greased or floured hands, knead dough for 5 minutes until smooth. Cover dough with large bowl; let rest 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, in large bowl, combine cream cheese, remaining 3 tablespoons sugar, almonds and almond extract; stir until smooth. Roll out dough on lightly floured surface to 20x10-in. rectangle. Spread cream cheese mixture evenly over dough; spoon cherries from pie filling over cream cheese (try to leave as much cherry syrup in the can). Roll up, starting from one of the long sides; pinch seam to seal. Carefully place, seam side down, on prepared cookie sheet forming a circle; pinch ends together to seal. With sharp knife, cut slits 2/3 of the way from the outside of the circle towards the center, at 1-in. intervals. Turn each section on its side to show filling. Cover; let rise in warm place 20-30 minutes or until double in size.
Preheat oven to 375°F. Remove cover from ring. Bake 22-27 minutes or until golden brown. Cool completely on wire cooling grid.
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Due to album commitments, Dappy's UK tour has moved from September to December 2012. After being dubbed a 'livewire performer' by The Independent, The 'Bad Intentions' Tour will follow the release of his debut solo album 'Bad Intentions' in October!
Dappy also unleashed the new video for his latest single 'I'm Coming: Tarzan 2' which sees him back to his hard hitting, controversial best. 'I'm Coming: Tarzan 2' can be downloaded from iTunes now.
Recorded over the last year, the album 'Bad Intentions' is an extraordinary body of work. Club smashes, are peppered with soul bearing slow jams to create a confident collection of pop brilliance. The album features the No.1 smash 'No Regrets', 'Rockstar' featuring Brian May which reached No.2 this year and 'Spaceship' Dappy's top 5 collaboration with Tinchy Stryder.
Please note change of dates from Sept/Oct to November/December- original tickets remain valid where applicable
Sun 02 / NEWCASTLE O2 ACADEMY
Mon 03 / MANCHESTER ACADEMY
Tue 04 / GLASGOW O2 ACADEMY
Wed 05 / EDINBURGH PICTURE HOUSE
Fri 07 / SHEFFIELD O2 ACADEMY
Sat 08 / LEEDS O2 ACADEMY
Mon 10 / LIVERPOOL O2 ACADEMY
Tue 11 / IPSWICH REGENT
Thu 13 / NORWICH UEA
Fri 14 / NOTTINGHAM ROCK CITY
Sat 15 / BIRMINGHAM O2 ACADEMY
Sun 16 / OXFORD O2 ACADEMY
Tue 18 / BOURNEMOUTH O2 ACADEMY
Wed 19 / BRISTOL O2 ACADEMY
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The 2013 Sundance Film Festival came to a close with an impressive list of award-winners. Of these, I saw and reviewed seven of them: "Circles" (review below), "The Square," "Who is Dayani Cristal?", "Crystal Fairy," "Ain't Them Bodies Saints?" and "Upstream Color."According to the Sundance website, "The 2013 Sundance Film Festival presented 119 feature-length films, representing 32 countries and 51 first-time filmmakers (including 27 in competition), and 65 short films. These f … [Read more...]
Sundance comes to a close with impressive award-winners
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Tim Smith, MFA, Program Coordinator
W.W. Slider Humanities Center, Room 101A
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Mission Statement
The mission of the Art program is to provide students with the
opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge leading toward
deeper appreciation of the visual arts, professional preparation,
and individualized creative expression.
Graduation Requirements
Some courses taken for the minor may simultaneously fulfill
general education requirements. Please see the Graduation
Requirements (bachelor's degrees) section of this catalog for
information on the general education program.
Students should note that the minor may contribute up to 8 hours
toward the required 39 hours of 3000-4000 level coursework.
Program Requirements: 20-22
Along with the general education
program and a major, students must complete the minor's core
requirements and select program electives as indicated.
A. Core Requirements: 14 hours
B. Program Electives (select two courses):
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A portfolio review will be conducted by program faculty prior to
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Greets peeps,
Roughly 7 or 8 months ago a rather interesting discussion appeared on the ol' Backtrack 4 forums on brute forcing. You can view that topic here, http://bit.ly/nB2diq. The author, CKing, is mostly (to my understanding) just conceptualizing a free-to-use online WPA brute forcer for Backtrack Forum members. Well, he mentions that cost would still be an issue, but that he'd fork up some preliminary hardware. This got me thinking... why not build a WPA Brute Forcing (or even brute forcing in general) distributed computing project. I think it'd be best not to focus on WPA only (especially since there's already a fatal flaw in TKIP I've been looking into... those of you wondering why tkiptun-ng doesn't work, I can help), it'd be especially nice if we could make a versatile platform that can run a number of brute force attacks.
It would be much like the folding@home (http://bit.ly/9yJHvq for more) or other @home distributed projects. Distributed computing harnesses millions of volunteer computers as a parallel supercomputer. This means we'd need a willing audience. To help with this I'm thinking the client used to perform an attack would require that you've already donated somethign like 24 hours of GPU/CPU time. Lots of people with small servers could easily add a VM to handle additional volunteerin which would be nice. Someone may have to run a centralized server, which I'd be willing to sink a little "one-time-only" money into.
As far as the programming goes, I'm not too familiar with this sort of project, but Berkley offers some tools like BOINC (the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing. More here, http://bit.ly/aUbL0P). Clients would be supported on all OSs.
That's about as far as I've gotten, right now I'm really just looking for reactions and maybe a few dedicated people with some basic (or expertise) programming skills to contact me. You can email me directly @ firstname.lastname@example.com
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Spurs win Game 3 of the NBA Finals
MIAMI (AP) Kawhi Leonard scored a career-high 29 points, and the San Antonio Spurs made an NBA Finals-record 75.8 percent of their shots in the first half in a 111-92 victory over the Miami Heat on Tuesday night that gave them a 2-1 lead.
The Spurs made 19 of their first 21 shots and finished 25 of 33 in the first half, bettering the 75 percent shooting by Orlando against the Lakers in the 2009 finals.
Leonard finished 10 of 13 after two quiet games in San Antonio. Danny Green and Tony Parker each had 15 points and Tim Duncan scored 14.
LeBron James and Dwyane Wade had 22 points for the Heat, who host Game 4 on Thursday.
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"Wejust don't panic..wecontinue to share the ball" - Tim Duncan on how @Spurs held on strong in Game 3 #NBAFinals pic.twitter.com/whWOaNGDbZ
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"It's hard to shoot like that on the road. It was one of those games, things were going in." - Tony answering #NBAFan pic.twitter.com/s2vozP4irx
— NBA (@NBA) June 11, 2014
"Theycame in with a desperation that we just didn't match," LeBron on the @Spurs Game 3 effort #NBAFinals pic.twitter.com/abBqUAKNnX
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Sidd Finch and Bernhard Holden have been put back in the trunk until the next April Fools. (Gotta love Carp!) But for real, Michal Rozsival was on the ice today, paired with odd-man-out Aaron Voros on the line drills.
When he got back to the locker room, Rozsival said his left knee felt fine during the straight skating, but that he could feel a bite on fast stops and pivots.
Rangers coach John Tortorella said he would make a decision on whether or not Rozsival will skate against Carolina after talking with doctors seeing how his defenseman feels later today.
Tortorella had the defensemen wearing green jerseys today, while the first two lines — Avery-Gomez-Callahan and Zherdev-Drury-Antropov wore blue. Sjostrom-Dubinsky-Naslund and Korpikoski-Betts-Orr wore white. Potter skated with Mara, Girardi with Staal and Morris with Redden.
Tortorella said he thought backing off some of his defensive schemes, the pinching, had helped during the 3-0 win over New Jersey last Monday.
The big topic was Carolina, which has won six strainght (nine straight at home) and is two points ahead of the Rangers in the Eastern conference standings. The good news is that the Rangers are very much in this playoff race, and they know that. There are five games left — Carolina, Boston, Montreal at the Garden and then a home-away split with Philly, with everything on the line.
Oh, and Knicks assistant Allan Houston watched practice today, and said it was the first time he'd ever watched the Rangers even though they have practiced on opposite sides of the same hallway for several years now. Maybe it's the start of an exchange program — wonder if Antropov can dunk?


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The state of the nation: Advertising in Africa
Is Africa the Dark Continent when it comes to the advertising industry? On the contrary, says Alan Edgar, Regional Creative Director, Ogilvy Africa and one of regional judges for African and Middle Eastern categories at this year's Loeries. It's alive and vibrant, but in dire need of world-class tertiary training institutions to tap into that potential.
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Bookmark this site
The reinvented Tap TV and the all-new Tap TV Trivia let operators provide the fun and excitement of a national trivial challenge at no cost to patrons. Challenging multiple-choice trivia questions are displayed on TVs inside a venue, and players use their own smartphones and the free Tap TV app to choose the correct answer. The game features 12 entertaining categories that cover everything from sports to video games, plus personal player accounts and multiple leaderboards to keep players entertained and fighting for high scores.
The new Tap TV Lite system began shipping to operators in early May. To help established TAP.TV operators take advantage the new Tap TV Tap TV Trivia, AMI is offering the Tap-Lite recycling program for all existing TAP.TV Lite hardware. For a one-time fee of $249 and the cost of one-way shipping of the TAP.TV hardware, AMI will inspect and clean the system, install a new hard drive and software, and provide the operator with a new remote control, I/R receiver, and all the documentation needed to get up and running with the newly reinvented Tap TV. AMI will even cover the cost of return shipping via UPS ground.
Taking part in the program is easy. Just pack up your TAP.TV Lite along with its hard drive, memory, WiFi antenna, power supply, and cord. Include your contact and system information -- including name, business address, daytime phone number, and TAP.TV Lite serial number -- on a sheet of paper with the words "Tap Lite Recycling Program," and ship it to AMI at:
AMI Entertainment Network, Inc.
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AMI customer service will contact operators via the included phone number and contact information when the system or systems have been converted. That's all it takes to get in on the ground floor of the brand new, totally reinvented Tap TV and Tap TV Trivia. There's no long-term contracts or other obligations required!
Tap TV is the best way to energize patrons, improve sales, and turn casual visitors into dedicated repeat customers. If you want cutting-edge entertainment that's fun, action-packed, and perfectly tailored to appeal to today's tech-savvy patrons, you need Tap TV.
To find out more information about Tap TV, the Tap-Lite recycling program, and how Tap TV can take any location to the next level, contact AMI at 1-877-ROC-N-ROL. For more information on other AMI products and services, as well as the latest news and updates about the AMI jukebox network, please visit www.amientertainment.com.


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Online courses can be taken from any Internet-connected computer, making them a good alternative for those who live at a distance from the campus or cannot be on campus during regular class hours. Some Internet classes are "hybrid" courses, blending online with on-campus work. Please be sure that you can be available for the on-campus portion of this work.
Videoconferencing connects several classrooms in the County to offer real-time interactive learning. These classrooms allow students to be able to participate in classes at their locations, rather than having to drive many miles to a COS campus. See our list of Video Classroom Locations for contact information for each site.
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Vanni Named to Tusculum Fall Classic All-Tournament TeamSeptember 25, 2013
GREENEVILLE, Tenn.- Brevard College men's golfer Sami Vanni finished 3rd (-6) at the Tusculum Fall Classic this week to earn a spot on the All-Tournament Team.
The sophomore carded a 67 on Monday and a 69 on Tuesday to combine for a 136 in the two-day, 36-hole tournament hosted by Tusculum College on the par-71 Link Hills Country Club.
"This was a breakout moment for Sami, he's been working so hard and finally produced scores he's capable of shooting," head coach Dave Nelson stated. "This was the first consecutive sub-par rounds in tournament play for him at Brevard, and I couldn't be more pleased for such an outstanding player and individual."
The Tornados finished 7th out of the 12-team field with a 587, just two strokes behind Catawba College.
BC got another solid performance from freshman Sebastian Strehl (+7) , who shot a 73 on Tuesday to improve from a 76 on Monday. Rounding out BC's performers were freshman Okar Lundgren (+9), and sophomores Brett Hawken (+10) and Paul Calac (+14).
"For us to finish right in the middle of the pack considering how young we are, I'm very encouraged," added Nelson.
The Tornados continue their fall season next week as they enter the King Fall Invitational from September 30-October 1 in Bristol, Tennessee.


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At the University at Buffalo (UB), we work every day to create a more sustainable campus and community through our research, teaching, operations and our interaction with the community. And we've been doing it for over three decades.
As a public research institution, our model of sustainability focuses on finding solutions to global challenges through research, educating individuals about these challenges in our curriculum and interactions, setting the bar high for sustainability in our own operations, and sharing our experiences and learning from the external community.
UB is a sustainability leader in higher education. Our commitment spans 30 years—from the origins of the environmental movement at Love Canal to the innovative operational measures we take that continue to save the university millions of dollars a year and reduce UB's environmental footprint on the future.
As an early signatory of the American College and University Presidents' Climate Commitment, we have committed ourselves to becoming climate neutral by 2030.
To achieve this goal, we brought together leaders from across the university to form the Environmental Stewardship Committee, a group of administrators, faculty and students charged with charting the university's path toward climate neutrality and sustainability.
Our sustainability efforts include:
Our focus on creating sustainably literate individuals brings together our faculty and students to learn about local and global challenges. From the northern reaches of the Arctic and the coral reefs of the Caribbean to the shores of Cattaraugus Creek and Lake Erie, the university is working to create a better tomorrow through sustainability.


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According to a recent report about post-exercise recovery and regeneration for athletes, men over 19 and women over 18 needs 8-10 hours of sleep a night (plus a 30-minute afternoon nap, as needed) for optimal athletic performance.
Continuing good sleep habits established earlier in adolescence such as regular meals, early morning light exposure, and a nightly sleep routine remain important. However, it's also important to monitor the effects of stress and changes in sleep due to training/military operations.
Even if you're not an athlete, the recommendations above still apply, except that your total sleep needs are seven to nine hours a night to keep you at your best.
Some additional tips for sleep:
- Regular exercise during the day can help you sleep better at night.
- If you have a question about whether to exercise more or sleep, choose sleep!
- During the night, if you wake up and after 20 minutes haven't gone back to sleep, get out of bed, do something relaxing, and then get back in bed. You'll probably fall right asleep.
Also, for a better understanding of your current sleep habits, afterdeployment.org has an online "sleep assessment" that you can take. For more information on how to optimize your sleep, visit the HPRC's Sleep Optimization section.


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PHOTO: Red hot Jennifer Lopez sizzles on 'A.K.A.' album cover
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Jennifer Lopez is quite possibly the sexiest woman on the planet, but just in case you forgot that cold hard fact, check out the cover of her new album as a friendly reminder of her almighty hotness.
Explaining the album title during a recent appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel," Jenny said, A.K.A., which is Also Known As, because I've been given so many monikers. And I do a lot of different things."