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The Mount Saint Mary College Division of Education offers six
undergraduate teaching programs, leading to New York State initial
certification in:
The Division of Education also offers a five-year combined
bachelor's and master's degree program that leads to Adolescence
Education certification in either Biology, Chemistry, English, or
The Office of Graduate Programs also offer the Master of Science
in Education degree.
Childhood Education certification can be
combined with any of the following major courses of study: Biology,
Chemistry, English, General Science concentration (an
Interdisciplinary Studies major), Hispanic Studies, History,
History/Political Science, Information Technology, Mathematics, or
Social Sciences.
Adolescence Education certification can be
combined with any of the following major courses of study: Biology,
Chemistry, English, Mathematics, and History (certification in
Social Studies).
Certification in Childhood and Adolescence Education with a
Middle School Extension requires a major in Biology, Chemistry,
English, Hispanic Studies, Mathematics, or Social Science with a
History concentration.
Education courses take place in the College's "smart classrooms"
with immediate wireless access to the Internet and multimedia
capabilities. This enhanced technology is used, along with
presentation of up-to-date material, group activities, discussions,
and simulation exercises to enable students to acquire the
knowledge, skills, and reflectiveness needed by today's
Students can take advantage of the Curriculum Library, with
access to books, kits, tests, software, and adaptive equipment for
use in fieldwork and student teaching. They can also use the
multimedia computer stations to develop high-powered lessons and to
plan effective uses of the Internet within their field
As part of their certification courses, students must learn to
apply their knowledge through extensive and varied fieldwork.
Depending on the program, students complete 100 hours or more of
field experience before student teaching.
In addition, students pursuing Dual Certification in General and
Special Education and students pursuing a Middle School Extension
engage in field experiences designed for practicing the special
skills learned in their additional courses. These students thus
complete at least 150 hours of fieldwork. Later, the student
engages in a full semester of student teaching, the only course
taken during that particular semester.
There are approximately 25 school districts in which students
complete fieldwork and student teaching. The Mount's strong
relationship with these districts enables our students to enter the
job market with resumes showing experience in a variety of schools,
at a variety of grade levels, and with a variety of pupils.
In some instances, the student is able to list Bishop Dunn Memorial School
as the place in which some field work was completed. This on-campus
facility is a combination elementary and middle school for pre-K
through grade 8 pupils. It offers a variety of programs, including
enrichment for honors pupils, special education, virtual field
trips, and other creative uses of technology.
While it is very important to concentrate on one area of study,
we believe that exposure to courses in other disciplines will
develop you as a whole person. No matter what course of study
you pursue at the Mount, you will take a number of required courses
in the liberal arts (Arts and Letters, Natural Science, Math,
Social Sciences, and Philosophy or Religion.) Combined with the
elective courses you choose to take, you will become a critical
thinker and a lifelong learner.
If you think you'd like to be a teacher, you owe it to yourself
and to your future students to take your teacher preparation
seriously. Teaching is a challenging and rewarding experience, and
the Mount's Division of Education helps our students rise to the
challenge, revel in the experience, become leaders in today's
classrooms, and make a positive difference in the lives of their
The Mount's Education programs enjoy a long-established
reputation for preparing highly qualified teachers. Our graduates
are sought after by many school districts throughout the
Division of Education at Mount Saint Mary College is accredited by
the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education
(NCATE), www.ncate.org. This
accreditation covers initial teacher preparation programs and/or
advanced educator preparation programs at the College in Newburgh,
New York. However, the accreditation does not include individual
education courses that the institution offers to P-12 educators for
professional development, relicensure, or other purposes.
As part of the maintenance of NCATE accreditation, the college
is required to display data revealing the success of our programs.
The following link displays a connection to the most recent results
of Mount Saint Mary College teacher candidate "completers"
(graduates of our programs recommended for certification) on New York State Teacher
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|December 11, 2013 | 1:00pm - 5:00pm
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|New York, NY
Date: Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Location: Appraisers Association, 212 West 35th Street, New York, NY 10001
Appraisers Association Certified Member Deborah Spanierman, AAA is offering a Report Writing Course for candidates and members. The course will take place at the Appraisers Association office in New York City and will provide valuable knowledge on how to correctly complete appraisal reports. Participants may "conference call in" to take part in the course (a phone number and pass code will be provided upon registration). The class is included in the membership application fee and only open to current candidates and members.
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Surprise! Kimora Lee Simmons ties the knot
Cue a jaw drop! In a Kerry Washington-style surprise, Kimora Lee Simmons has tied the knot with investment banker Tim Leissner, a source confirms to Us Weekly.
Say what?! Yes, we're just as shocked, especially since just earlier this week rumors were swirling about Kimora and rapper Birdman. He posted a photo of himself with the former model via Instagram. The caption read: "S/O @OfficialKimora luv of my life. Thank u 4 everythang u did and do 4 me RICHGIRL RICHGANG."
And as if the wedding isn't a big surprise, it'll surprise you who broke the news. The announcement was first revealed by none other than the fashion designer's ex-husband, Russell Simmons, who spilled the beans on Twitter.
All of us love @OfficialKimora but the fact is she is happily married. . Tim is has been family for a while now. #gossipcop....
— Russell Simmons (@UncleRUSH) February 19, 2014
Simmons and Leissner were first linked last year, following her split from longtime love Djimon Hounsou, with whom she has one son, Kenzo, 4. (She also has two daughters, Ming, 14, and Aoki, 11, with her ex-husband.)
On Christmas Day 2013, Simmons and Leissner were spotted walking on the beach together in St. Barts, where they were vacationing with her three children. She has yet to confirm her marriage.
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Make a difference in local orthopedic care by attending two great fundraisers hosted by the Sun Health Foundation.
Below are more details on Sun Health Foundation's inaugural Swinging in the Sun for Aces golf tournament, scheduled for 12:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 15 at Wigwam Arizona's Heritage Course; and Healthy SUNsations Gala – "One Hip Party!," beginning at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 10, also at Wigwam Arizona.
Swinging in the Sun for Aces – Imagine changing your life with a single swing of a golf club!
We're not talking about the PGA or LPGA Tour. We are talking about the West Valley's newest all-Par 3 Party – Sun Health Foundation's Swinging in the Sun for Aces Tournament.
Distinctly different from most tournaments, this all-Par 3 tournament features amazing potential prizes at each and every hole. The event's biggest prize? Ten golfers will take aim at $1 million ($500,000 of which would go to Sun Health Foundation).
Other fun "game changers" include nine holes featuring Lexus automobiles as a hole-in-one prize and several guaranteed giveaways including a $5,000 cash prize, a $5,000 Pebble Beach gift card and a one-year free Wigwam golf membership.
Swinging in the Sun for Aces supports orthopedic care at Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers. Four different entry packages are available:
• Foursome Package 1: Four tickets to Sun Health Foundation's Swinging in the Sun for Aces tournament, along with four drawing tickets for a chance to win entry into the Lexus Champions for Charity (a three-day, two-person, better-ball format tournament scheduled Dec. 5-9 at three of Pebble Beach's most exclusive golf courses ) – $1,400.
• Foursome Package 2: Four individual tickets to the Sun Health Foundation tournament only – $1,000.
• Individual Package 1: A single ticket to the Sun Health Foundation tournament, along with a drawing ticket for the Lexus Champions for Charity – $350.
• Individual Package 2: A single ticket to the Sun Health Foundation tournament only – $250.
Don't miss your chance to swing for the flag and win prizes fit for the pros. Please call 623-207-1703, email email@example.com or go to www.sunhealth.org, visit our Events Page and click on the Swinging in the Sun for Aces link for more information or to register.
One Hip After Party! makes its debut – Ever had so much fun that when an event ends, you're just not ready to leave? Guests of Sun Health Foundation's Healthy SUNsations Gala – "One Hip Party!" on Saturday Nov. 10 at Wigwam Arizona won't have to. The "young and young-at-heart" can celebrate late into the evening, thanks to the debut of "One Hip After Party!"
There also will be plenty of hip, elegant fun at the event itself, beginning at 6 p.m. with a cocktail reception and silent auction featuring state-of-the-art electronic keypad bidding. That's followed at 7:30 p.m. by an unforgettable dinner, live auction and entertainment provided by C.C. Jones Productions.
Like the golf tournament, this is fun you can feel good about! Healthy SUNsations Gala – "One Hip Party!" also supports orthopedic care at Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers.
Sun Health Foundation's premier annual fundraising gala, Healthy SUNsations tickets begin at $200 per person and can be purchased by calling 623-832-7609, emailing email@example.com or by going to www.sunhealth.org.


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- "Dolores Jane Umbridge has been appointed to the post of Hogwarts High Inquisitor."
- —The Decree is proclaimed through Hogwarts School[src]
The Educational Decree Number Twenty-Three was one of the Educational Decrees created by Cornelius Fudge. It was passed shortly after the start of the 1995–1996 school year. It created the post of Hogwarts High Inquisitor and appointed Professor Dolores Umbridge to said post.[1]
The Educational Decree Number Twenty-Three was passed and formally approved by Minister Cornelius Fudge, on the evening of 8 September 1995, supposedly to ensure Hogwarts had satisfactory teaching staff and apparatus, and to weed out any less-than-competent professors. The real reason, however, was just an excuse to give Dolores Umbridge more power over the other teachers, and to eliminate any potential threat against the Ministry of Magic.[1]
- "I feel much easier in my mind now that I know that Dumbledore is being subjected to fair and objective evaluation. Many of us with our children's best interests at heart have been concerned about some of Dumbledore's eccentric decisions in the last few years and will be glad to know that the Ministry is keeping an eye on the situation."
- —Lucius Malfoy speaks to Daily Prophet interviewers.[src]
A large number of the students' parents endorsed the Ministry of Magic move, the most prominent being Lucius Malfoy.[2] Others were revolted by the creation of said post: Griselda Marchbanks and Tiberius Ogden, both active members of the Wizengamot, left their posts at the Ministry in protest and were subsequently discredited by the Daily Prophet (which connected them to subversive Goblin groups).[1]
The decree was abolished and excluded from law after Dolores Umbridge's suspension from her post of High Inquisitor and Albus Dumbledore's formal reinstatement to the post of Headmaster, following the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, in the summer of 1996.
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (video game)
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Chapter 15 (The Hogwarts High Inquisitor)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)


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There has been talk about using baking soda intra vaginally helping ladies get their BFP. It is also said that it increases your CM (cervical mucus) to make it a less hostile place for your swimmers to stick and help you get your BFP..... Some say that this also increases your chance of getting a boy due to the high P.H that you have increase with the baking soda.There has already been a BFP (big fat positive (pregnancy test)) in getting pregnant group due to using the baking soda.... not sure if its a boy or not yet....
Anyone else try this or willing to try it? Their are said Pros & Cons on google that relate to this subject....I have been trying to TTC (trying to conceive) for over a year now with ( 1 early MC) so, I am going to give it a try.... Anyone else in?
As you get your results this month for those that want to try it please post and let us know if it works for you... I will keep you guys posted... Never done this before so it'll be a real experience.
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~*~Baby Dust To All~*~
BFPS and genders Month of November, CONGRATS TO:
1.) tatted_uptxchik - Having a Boy!
2.) Momnea - After 18 months of TTC
3.) Isacar81
5.) Daphs Mommy
December Positives
6.) IceyGirl
8.) Rbyers84
10.) TTCbabynum21
11.) MariaKumar - Having a Boy!
12.) Jbhev
13.) InsaneObsession
16.) Auntidaniella
17.) All726
18.) Kims Cuties - Girl!
If you get your BFP (big fat positive (pregnancy test)) please msg me so I can add your name: ) I also want to know genders!!


text: The Anthropology Department is pleased to announce a Colloquium on Monday, March 4. Dr. Coren Apicella, of the Department of Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, will be giving a talk entitled, "Origins of Economic, Social, and Attractiveness Preferences: Insights from Hadza Hunter-Gatherers." Dr. Apicella works with the Hadza hunter gatherers of Tanzania as well as western populations, often doing comparative studies. Her research foci include mate selection and attraction, behavioral endocrinology, behavior genetics, sex differences, behavioral economics, evolutionary psychology, and social networks and the evolution of cooperation.


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Guevara joins the 2010 BC Softball Coaching StaffAugust 17, 2010
Comes to Brevard from Meredith College as a pitching coach
Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Athletic Department and Coach Britne Stubbs are pleased to announce the addition of Shona Guevara to the BC Softball Coaching staff as an assistant coach.
"I am thrilled to have Coach Guevara here and very excited to start working with her on this upcoming year," said Coach Stubbs. "Not only was she a stellar pitcher throughout her career at Humboldt State and Lockhaven, she is also an unbelievable pitching instructor and an all around great coach. She has top-notch references across the nation along with an excellent work ethic that I believe will help to take this program to the top."
Guevara comes to the Tornados from Meredith College in Raleigh, N.C., where she served as the pitching coach and also was in charge of the outfield for the Meredith Avenging Angels from 2008-2010. During her two years at Meredith, Guevara helped lead the 2010 team to their first conference tournament win in Meredith softball history and also was influential among several of the pitchers on staff, guiding the team to a 2.48 earned run average as a pitching staff, with one pitcher receiving all-conference recognition.
"I am so excited to work with Coach Stubbs and to be a part of Brevard's softball program," said Guevara. "I know I will learn great things from Coach Stubbs, and can't wait to help continue to build a strong, winning program."
Prior to her work at Meredith, Shona also served as the pitching coach and worked with the outfield at Cabrini College in Radnor, Penn.
Guevara has extensive softball playing experience, having been selected to the 2001 U.S. National team which played in the China International Invitational Tournament in Shanghai, China. She also lettered for one year at Humboldt State University in Arcata, Calif. where she set the Great Northwest Athletic Conference record for most wins with 25, as well as setting records in innings pitched and strikeouts on her way to garnering GNAC Rookie of the Year, All-GNAC First Team, National Fast Pitch Coaches' Association All-West Region First Team and All-West Region Tournament team honors.
From there, she went on to have a decorated career at Lock Haven University of Pennyslvania where she received All-Region accolades and All-Conference accolades, as well as breaking the school record for most wins in Team history with 19.
Other coaching experience Guevara has includes being a pitching instructor at Grand Slam Academy in Raleigh, N.C. and she has also given pitching lessons, teaching the next generation of softball players basic pitching skills through the use of drills and mental preparation, while promoting positive attitudes and sportsmanship.
Guevara has also logged over 80 hours of volunteer work with softball clinics all over the nation.
"Brevard College is a fantastic school and I feel proud to be a part of Brevard's Athletic Staff," commented Guevara. " I am very much looking forward to a great year and will work hard to help make the softball program the strongest season yet."


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Varley and Jeter named the September Sports Spot Student-Athletes of the MonthOctober 6, 2010
Brevard, N.C. - Bailey Varley and Kelvin Jeter have been named the Sports Spot Brevard College Student-Athletes of the Month for the month of September as recognized on WSQL 1240 AM on Wednesday afternoon. The award is presented by Sports Spot, in conjunction with the Brevard College Athletic Department.
Varley, a junior forward on the women's soccer team, led the Tornados in the month of September with three goals and two assists in accumulating eight points. Varley, a 2010 captain under Coach Shigeyoshi Shinohara, started in all nine games in September at the forward position. She recorded one of the best performances in her collegiate career on September 2nd in the season opener against Erskine, scoring a hat trick in the match against the Flying Fleet in Brevard's 5-3 victory. Varley also recorded assists against Converse on September 8th and Clayton State on September 11th as the Tornados went 3-5-1 in the opening month of the season.
Jeter, a freshman slot on the football team, led the Tornados and the South Atlantic Conference through the month of September with 500 rushing yards, averaging 125.0 yards per game as Brevard went 3-1. Jeter added four rushing touchdowns in the month and had a key 48 yard reception in Brevard's victory over Johnson C. Smith. He also set a new BC record with a 95 yard carry for a score on September 25th against Southern Virginia and is the team's rushing leader at this point of the season as Brevard boasts the NCAA Division II's top-rated rushing attack.
These two athletes will be presented with action shots recognizing their award, which will be displayed in the lobby of Boshamer Gymnasium for the entire school year. A total of nine female and male Sports Spot Athletes of the Month will be selected in the 2010-2011 academic year. The award is selected from qualified candidates each month by the Brevard College head coaches and administrative staff.


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yeah Maz as said that was her first fight, other girl has k1 experience and weighed in 4kg heavier (the day before!) and was super tough as you mention - literally a little mike tyson
only in her last few fights have opponents actually been the same weight - her first and only interclub was vs a girl 10kg heavier !
she'll fight anyone 61 to 64kg - literally. (she is already IKF -63kg English Champion and already stuck for opponents their too! as No 2 is Claire Haigh - one of ours so wont happen - and no 1 is Julie Kitchen)
61 is her best weight and about the lowest she can make - all the girls (well not all but most who can make 59 wont fight her as at 61 they are upper limit and chali will obv rehydrate and be bigger)


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Houston Symphony to Entertain with Music of Simon & Garfunkel, 2/22-24
On February 22, 23 and 24, the Houston Symphony invites audiences to Jones Hall for an evening of the music of Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel as performed by AJ Swearingen and Jonathan Beedle.
Houston Symphony Principal Pops Conductor Mike Krajewski will lead the orchestra as they accompany the duo, which has been performing their flawless renditions of the hit harmonies for over twenty years. Known for their faithful interpretations of Simon and Garfunkel's most popular melodies, the pair personifies the singer-songwriter essence throughout their performance.
Swearingen and Beedle are no strangers to Houston, having performed for large audiences last summer at the July 4th Star Spangled Salute concert at Miller Outdoor Theatre under the direction of Krajewski. The upcoming Songs of Simon and Garfunkel concerts at Jones Hall will reunite Krajewski and the talented pair in a performance of folk favorites such as "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and "Sound of Silence" as well as popular tunes like "Mrs. Robinson" and "I Am a Rock."
Houston Symphony Cynthia Woods Mitchell POPS at Jones Hall Series performances take place at 615 Louisiana St., Houston, Texas. This program will be presented Friday, February 22, 2013, 8:00pm; Saturday, February 23, 2013, 8:00pm; and Sunday, February 24, 2013, 7:30pm. Tickets from: $29. For tickets and more information, visit www.houstonsymphony.org or call 713-224-7575.
Songs of Simon and Garfunkel
Michael Krajewski, conductor
AJ Swearingen, vocalist
Jonathan Beedle, vocalist
About Michael Krajewski: Known for his entertaining programs and wry sense of humor, Michael Krajewski is a much sought after conductor of symphonic pops concerts. Now in his 13th season in Houston, he joined the Houston Symphony as Principal Pops Conductor at the beginning of the 2000-01 season and holds the same position with the Jacksonville Symphony and Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Krajewski was named Music Director of the The Philly POPS in November 2012.
Much in demand as a guest conductor with orchestras across the country, Krajewski has performed with the Boston Pops and the Hollywood Bowl orchestras and has collaborated with an eclectic group of artists including flutist James Galway, mezzo soprano Marilyn Horne, pop artists Roberta Flack, Judy Collins, Art Garfunkel, Doc Severinsen, Al Hirt, Cab Calloway, Mary Wilson, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Pink Martini and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy.
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Extension > Garden > Yard and Garden > Flowers > Managing impatiens downy mildew in the landscape
Managing impatiens downy mildew in the landscapePrint-friendly PDF (465 K)
Plasmopara obducens
Impatiens downy mildew is an emerging disease problem that has resulted in severe defoliation and flower drop of impatiens. Impatiens downy mildew was first observed in Minnesota in 2011. Nursery & landscape impatiens are affected by the disease.
- Leaves first appear light yellow or stippled yellow & green.
- Leaf edges curl downward; leaves appear wilted.
- Fluffy white growth occurs on the lower surface of leaves.
- Blossoms drop first. Next leaves fall off leaving bare green stems. Finally stems collapse and lay flat on the ground.
- Plants infected young are stunted and have small leaves.
- In very wet conditions, infected plant tissue becomes water soaked, soft and mushy.
Report Suspected Cases to Arrest a Pest
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All varieties of Impatiens walleriana and any hybrid with I. walleriana in its background are susceptible to impatiens downy mildew. Touch-me-not (I. balsamina) and several wild species of impatiens can also be infected. New Guinea impatiens (I. hawkerii) is highly resistant. Bedding plants of different genera are not susceptible to impatiens downy mildew.
Impatiens downy mildew is caused by Plasmopara obducens. This pathogen is not a true fungus but is a member of the Oomycota, often referred to as water molds. The pathogen can be introduced into a garden on infected transplants. In addition, impatiens planted into beds that were infected in previous seasons may become infected through oospores, long term resting structures produced by P. obducens. Although little is known about oospores of P. obducens, oospores of the closely related pathogen Plasmopara halstedii, which causes downy mildew of sunflower, can survive 8-10 years in the soil in zone 3. It is highly likely that P. obducens will survive the winter in infected beds in Minnesota.
Plasmopara obducens also produces sporangia on the lower surface of infected leaves. Sporangia can be splashed short distances to spread from plant to plant and can also become airborne and travel long distances on moist air currents. Plasmopara obducens thrives in cool (63-73F) moist conditions. Four hours of leaf wetness is necessary for sporangia to form. Under hot dry conditions, infected plants may show no symptoms of disease and produce no sporangia on the lower leaf surface.
Plants for beds infected with impatiens downy mildew in recent years
Do not plant Impatiens walleriana or any hybrid containing I. walleriana in previously infected beds. Oospores will allow the pathogen to survive from one season to the next. Infection in subsequent years is highly likely. Alternative plants include coleus, caladium, begonia, and New Guinea impatiens.
Plants for beds with no history of impatiens downy mildew
Impatiens can be planted into beds with no history of downy mildew but care should be taken to purchase disease free plants. Thoroughly inspect all transplants for yellowing foliage and downy growth on the lower leaf surface. Reject any plants with evidence of infection. Once a plant is infected, it cannot be cured. Choose a supplier that uses a regular fungicide treatment program to protect plants from downy mildew. Purchasing transplants produced in an area where landscape plants are not present during production (i.e. colder northern states) will further minimize the risk of receiving infected plants. Infection of landscape impatiens is still possible from windblown sporangia.
Reduce moisture and humidity
Space plants so that air moves easily between plants and leaves dry quickly. Set sprinkler irrigation for early morning watering and providing deep and infrequent irrigation to reduce leaf moisture. Avoid evening applications of sprinkler irrigation. Use drip irrigation if possible to keep foliage dry.
Several fungicides will protect plants from infection, but no fungicides will cure the disease once infection has occurred. In a few trials, plants drenched or treated with a granular application of Subdue Maxx at planting have remained disease free for 46 days to 2 months. In another study Adorn plus Heritage or Adorn plus Vital protected landscape impatiens for 5 weeks.
There is a high risk of impatiens downy mildew becoming resistant to certain fungicides if they are overused. Isolates resistant to mefenoxam have been identified in Europe. Rotate between different chemical families of fungicides (each family has a different FRAC Code) or tank mix two fungicides from different chemical families to avoid fungicide resistance developing in the USA. All label instructions must be carefully read and followed when applying a fungicide.
Home gardeners should contract with a licensed pesticide applicator to manage impatiens downy mildew fungicide applications.
If disease appears
If infection is found, bag and remove the infected plants, any fallen leaves, blossoms and the closest neighbors. Remove the entire plant including roots. Do not compost infected plant material. Fungicides will not cure an infected plant and it is better to remove the plant to reduce spread of the pathogen to other impatiens in the area. At the end of the season completely remove all plant material to prevent overwintering of the pathogen.
Table 1. Fungicides registered for use against impatiens downy mildew in MN landscapes
|Active ingredient
|Trade names*
|Protect DF
|Subdue MAXX
|pyraclostrobin + boscalid
|Phosphouous acid
|Allude, Agri-Fos, Vital
|*Trade names indicate products registered for use in MN in 2012 but do not imply endorsement by UMN Extension. Products with the same active ingredient but a different trade name should also protect plants from impatiens downy mildew.


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10 Dream Jobs That You Had No Idea Existed
Not that I'm looking for a career change; my job is freaking awesome, and trust me, I know it. But there are some jobs that sound too incredibly amazing to be true.
Can you imagine getting paid (not sure how much) to jump on the bed? That's what Reuben Reynoso does. He's a professional mattress jumper at a handmade mattress factory. Rueben's job is literally to jump on three mattresses a day and compress them so they are just right for human use.
"It's work … It's not for everybody. There is a right way and a wrong way to do it … This is not a game … not to me," he says. Even though Rueben reports that the job is only fun if you don't have to do it, it sounds like a goddamn blast to me. Sign me up. [SF Gate]
Keep on clicking for some more dream jobs that will inspire jealousy in you. And maybe even make you consider a career change.


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Who has watched the documentary ' The Smashing Machine' with Mark Kerr? I've only just watched it today. I knew Kerr was nuts but that documentary is crazy. He was a walking candidate for a heart attack. Some awesome behind the scenes stuff as well, one of the best documentaries I've seen.
Are there any similar ones worth watching? Most of the others I've watched are nowhere near to the bone or as honest or open as that one.


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By Hal M. BundrickRemember your first paycheck? How surprised you were at all the taxes that came out of your pay? And then, when you had to start filing taxes, somehow you got a refund! What the what? Money back? You started looking forward to filing your taxes, didn't you? You did the little "I'm gonna get a tax refund check" dance, didn't you? And then you made more money, kept filing the short form, and within a few years...no refund. In fact, you owed money to the IRS! Welcome to the Other Side.
Just like the rest of us, Millennials worry about taxes. "The thing that I am most worried about when it comes to taxes is how much more I going to have to pay each year," says Elizabeth Samolis, a student in Maryland and graphic artist for 20Something Magazine. "I have always paid my taxes and on time, but my taxes just keep going up. And for what? As my taxes continue to rise, we hear more and more about billion dollar corporations paying zero taxes and getting a refund. What is fair about that?" Oliver Gray is another Gen-Yer who worries about taxes. "From personal experience, a lot of my friends seem really concerned about filing incorrectly and getting in trouble -- or even audited," says Gray, 27, a contract employee working with the U.S. Treasury. "Taxes seem pretty overwhelming before you get acclimatized to all the little boxes on all those forms, and I think a lot of young people quit before they begin. They just throw some money at TurboTax or H&R Block and hope the problem fixes itself." The good news: most Gen Y filers don't have to worry about math mistakes or getting audited by the IRS. Maybe your parents have to sweat the possibility of an IRS call, but you - not so much.
"The IRS routinely sends out notices for math corrections and omitted items," says Tim Abbott, a CPA in Lombard, Illinois. "This is much more common than people realize, and it rarely triggers an audit. The biggest factor in being selected for examination by far is still a taxpayer's adjusted gross income. Those earning more than $200,000 a year have a substantially higher chance of being audited than those earning $1 to $200,000."


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The Tornados Cycling team took part in the Georgia Tech Mountain Bike race this past weekend. Led by Nate Weston's victory in the Short Track and second place finishes by Tristan Cowie and Weston in the Cross Country event, the Tornados had a successful race weekend in Conyers, Ga.
Weston opened up the weekend on Saturday, outdistancing the field in the Short Track event in the Men's B Group, defeating riders from Lees-McRae, Mars Hill and East Tennessee State among others. Cowie led the Tornados riders in the A Group, finishing seventh overall in the event, while Lewis Gaffney recorded a top 10 finish in the event. Scott Hoffner finished just outside the top 10, coming in 12th overall, while Brian Underwood finished 19th. Matt St. Marie (22nd) and Kody Adams (24th) rounded out the men's group for the Tornados. Caroline Decosimo and Morgan Sykes took the field for Brevard in the Women's A Group Short Track race, with Decosimo earning a podium finish, coming in fourth, while Sykes crossed the line in 14th.
Thomas Bagnal led Brevard in the Dual Slalom Men's A Group, finishing fourth overall behind Geoffrey Fryer from ETSU. Cowie placed in the top 10, coming in ninth overall, while St. Marie finished 14th. Park Baker and Adams went back-to-back at 17th and 18th, while Asher Blackmore and James Chaput rounded out the group at 24th and 25th respectively. Heath Wilson took on the field in the Men's B Group, coming in second overall, while on the women's side, Decosimo finished sixth overall with a time of 31.97, while Sykes came in 12th.
On Sunday, Cowie finished second overall in the Cross Country event, while Hoffner came in ninth. Gaffney finished 11th overall and was joined in the top 15 by Underwood as he came in 14th. Adams came in 21st, while St. Marie and Bagnal rounded out the group placed in the field by Coach Thad Walker. Weston took second overall in the Men's B Group for his second podium finish of the afternoon to conclude the men's side of the events for the weekend.
Decosimo finished second in the Women's A Group behind Union College's Rachel Millsop, while Sykes recorded a top 10 finish with a time of 2:08:50.
The Tornados continue on the road on October 15 as they begin their title defense at the 2010 Mountain Bike National Championships.


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Long, long ago, before I could tell the difference between a /20 and a /30, a mentor sat me down and asked me what I knew about Ethernet and networking in general. Back then, I wasn't familiar with much besides configuring an IP address, subnet mask, and gateway in a server or desktop. The rest was still magic to me.
He then spent the next 30 minutes revolutionizing my life with a succinct and accurate description of exactly what happens when an Ethernet frame is constructed, dropped on the wire, transmitted, and received. He discussed the SYN-ACK-SYN handshake, RST packets, collisions (this was in the dark days of 10Base-2), and duplex settings. We moved on to IP, VLSM, ports, and sockets -- the whole shebang. I retained maybe 20 percent of what he said, but immediately developed a thirst to learn the rest. I didn't know it at the time, but my future skills at designing and building large networks started right there, that day.
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Over the intervening years, I've done the same with a few younger folks who showed an interest in and aptitude for networking. But it seems to me that more network people skip the lower levels of networking knowledge and rely on their understanding of layer 3 alone. The ability to accurately calculate IPv4 subnet masks might be the limit of their abilities; what actually happens on the wire is a big gray area. In many cases, this also includes the supporting players of IP, such as ARP. When presented with packet trace output in Wireshark, they're lost.
The truth of the matter is that you can be very successful and build functional networks without ever knowing what ARP is or why GARP even exists. An understanding of basic TCP ports, NAT, and IP subnetting goes a long way in the IT world these days. Those skills are generally enough for you to construct viable firewall rules, spot an invalid subnet mask setting that's causing problems, and so forth. But when a problem goes out of that scope, you don't have the tools to dig deeper.
The bottom line is that you need to be able to read and dissect packet traces if you want to consider yourself a bona fide network troubleshooter.
Consider this bizarre networking problem related to VMware that I dealt with recently: When a Windows or Linux host was placed on a VLAN, communication with other hosts was fine. When an ESXi host was placed on the same network, there were problems communicating at a Layer 2 level. Even a Linux VM running on the same ESXi host had no problems and displayed an accurate ARP table, yet the ARP table on the ESXi box itself had the wrong MAC addresses for certain (but not all) hosts on the same segment. It was quite the head scratcher and specifically prevented the ESXi host from using port binding. When port binding was disabled, communications with other hosts functioned, but the ARP table was still wrong, which was perplexing.
After making doubly sure that other hosts had no L2 communication issues and included a valid ARP table, it appeared to be a problem with ESXi, since I could not reproduce this problem on Windows or Linux. I shot a few packet traces and sent them off to VMware, but I didn't have time to look at them right away. On a subsequent call with VMware networking gurus, we pored over the traces and found that for each ARP who-has from a host on that subnet, there was an ARP is-at reply from the actual referred host. However, close on its heels was an is-at reply from the VRRP virtual IP MAC address claiming that the IP address in question was actually at the MAC address assigned to the VRRP virtual IP itself.


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You Can't Wish Away the Facts About Immigration Amnesty
The Heritage Foundation this week released a study estimating that the Senate immigration bill will cost taxpayers $6 trillion over the next 50 years, the expected life cycle of the persons legalized by the path to citizenship.
The study has touched off a tremendous controversy - and what's most notable about the onslaught is how brazenly it ignores the study's contents.
The New York Times today, for example, has a big story impeaching the credibility of one of the study's co-authors, Jason Richwine.
"Whether you agree or disagree with the Heritage study, what their co-author believes is downright insulting and shameful," said Ali Noorani, executive director of the National Immigration Forum, a group that has mobilized support for the bill. "Heritage has really become an outlier. The rest of the country is having a 21st-century conversation about immigration reform, and Heritage is caught in 1800. I really think their entire credibility is in question."
Sorry, no. If you agree with the Heritage study - and so far I have not heard any good reason to doubt it - the results are so important and explosive that the coauthor's other views dwindle into a mere footnote to history. It's not some personal quirk of Jason Richwine's that has caused him to doubt that the legalized immigrants will rapidly raise their skill levels or education standards. The most authoritative study of Mexican immigration over time has found exactly the same thing. Edward Teles and Velma Ortiz write from the left in their book, Generations of Exclusion. They indict American society, discriminatory educational attitudes, and other "exclusionary" forces - but they have the goods that Mexican-American inter-generational progress has slowed to a stall. I would follow Mark Krikorian of the Center for Immigration Studies in putting the blame on the new American labor market and the reduction in blue-collar wages in a post-industrial economy.
- The Immigrants Haven't Changed. The Destination Has
- Immigrants' IQ Lower, Wrote Coathor of Heritage Foundation Report
- Is Rubio Trapped on Immigration Reform?
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text: One of the most popular accessories for a cellular phone is a headset. A headset allows you to keep your hands free while still talking on the phone. Many states require headsets if you want to use a phone while driving, but how do you choose the right one? What options are out there and what are the benefits of each? Continue reading


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kiwi mop
kiwi mop
pocket montana with german outline
flowpen with grog
alot of you kids are saying what they think is he shit but realy dont know nufin. post your fav thing you use
for me i stay with a chrome hardcore an a ny thin
moltow empty and inside job
kill squad
mini h2b with homemade ink
random paint markers from craft stores and home-mades
and hello my name is stickers LOVE 'EM
Mean Streak
markal paintsticks, cheap longlasting, what else u wnt? all these kids spendin bulk money of graff equiptment they aint ever gonna use, thinkin that a kid with an otr must be better thn a kid with a paintstick. having said that i love my flopen......also burner chrome with a pink dot is my fave.
i prefer a meanstreak and a few regular nib deco color markers. i love decos. theyre nice and little for smaller, more subtle, yet considerably noticable tags. theyre suuuper opaque too.
i kinda grew outa the whole "enormous tags" phase. in a smaller city like mine with not much graffiti big ass tags only get you alot of negative attention from the police and a higher risk of getting caught.
"society gets all the criminals it deserves"
--Emma Goldman
Bingo dabber.. WITH INK! paint just doesnt get enough drips for me.
Markal paintsticks are also dope.
Rest In Power Geordie Sutherland, AKA CasrONE
1/18/92 - 6/2/07
We miss you homie
chapstick markers are good but they can leak, but theyre casual looking, or just a black can with a pink dot is sick,
Peace to Dawzr
32 smith and wesss snub nose, hollow points, revolver.
Or my fists. Your choice.
*Throws milk money at evak and runs away
Haha. Oh wait I didn't realize they were talkin bout mediums lol.
Hmm daily weapon for graffiti hmmm.
Pen Scribe
White Sakura STreak.
is it safe to come out now?
a rotary hammer.
Still Meekus
stick a dildo on there and you'll be set
molotov cocktail
^besides the molotov,
i usually get down with a german outline (O.G., germ. 2's are for bitches!! lol) and Ultra Flat Black, Homemade marker (usally kiwi, or a gluestick) with a white mop. everything else is supplementary. lol
for real.. what is the whole topic about.. it started out as what you like to carry *markers.. what brand etc.* then it turned into a weapon topic...
im lost..


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I hate seeing stuff this like... uhghh!!!! What steve was planning. If he was so smart why did he drink cranberry juice for a year before he took the operation which from public knowledge would have saved his life.. or extended it for time to come.. but No.. holding hands singing songs and hums clearly didnt change it.
"Look at the car industry, it's a tragedy in America. Who's designing the cars?" Man... come here to Argentina and you'll shot in the nuts. Your cars are awesome.
I'm sure if he was gonna die then he was gonna die. Cranberry juice or not and he accepted it. Back on topic. The "icar". Think of a better name atleast. Although I wanna see the inside and how simple it would've looked
Who wants to live in a world where one Megacorporation gets its hands into every aspect of your life? Computer related gadgets and electronics are one thing but the iCar? Obviously Jobs was a Meglomaniac who could never be content. What's next the iToilet or iToaster.
As for Cranberry cures cancer... Right.... Just like chicken soup cures a cold. Not how its works, if anything its a preventative, but wait wasnt cigarettes supposed to be good for you?
We all have opinions but at least I'm not an ignorant troll.
On topic: An iCar would be AMAZING in the sense that with their already MASSIVE fan-base, they could (in my opinion) VERY EASILY wipe out or at least severely cripple the luxury car market with 2TB of storage, a built in removable Macbook with charging bay slot, built in iPhone charging slot with connection to Siri through USB or Bluetooth, a built in iPad dock/charging bay, and patented iSeats with optional rumble/haptic feedback and 7.1 surround sound and to top it all of and secure the guarantee of a quality and sensible product (NO complaints! This is MY opinion of a quality vehicle maker from years of PERSONAL experience trying ALL standard american made cars which ALL failed constantly after standard use for several years EVEN AFTER going in for regular check ups AND tune ups ON TIME, EVERY TIME! Back on topic-) Toyota, Honda or a similar foreign automobile company to build it.
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[QUOTE=Amraam;6531765]OK so, 2013, Apple release the iCar. 2015, they release iCar 3.0 with brakes and a seatbelt. Jailbreakers add airbags and the ability to buy petrol from normal garages, not just iPetrolStations.
No thanks Apple[/Q
[QUOTE=hitman10;6531811]I did and I wouldnt take back my statement. I'm dead serious. If there is a proven method that gives you a dramatic chance of living, yet you ignore probly some of the most highest/ best doctors advice in the world.. He paid the ultimate price. Makes you sick GTFO you get real you troll. At least I understand whats going on.
As for Cranberry cures cancer... Right.... Just like chicken soup cures a cold. Not how its works, if anything its a preventative, but wait wasnt cigarettes supposed to be good for you?
We all have opinions but at least I'm not a
Go and give this article a read: McDougall Newsletter: November 2011 - Why Did Steve Jobs Die?
It's a very well thought out explanation for why Steve Job's died.
Back on topic, I agree with most of you. iCar sounds retarded xD


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When a convicted criminal feels he has been ill-used by an accomplice, the normal recourse tends to involve unpleasant events in the prison gallery. Lawyers are rarely consulted. But when international tax cheating is involved, it apparently works differently.
A group of clients of Swiss bank UBS who claim that bad things happened to them as a result of their Swiss accounts sued UBS. Seventh Circuit appeals judge Posner was distinctly unsympathetic (my emphasis):
The plaintiffs are tax cheats, and it is very odd, to say the least, for tax cheats to seek to recover their penalties (let alone interest, which might simply compensate the IRS for the time value of money rightfully belonging to it rather than to the taxpayers) from the source, in this case UBS, of the income concealed from the IRS. One might have expected the plaintiffs to try to show that they had forgotten they had accounts with UBS (though that would be preposterous, for these were significant investments for each of the plaintiffs). Or that UBS had told them that income earned in those accounts was somehow tax exempt and moreover that the accounts themselves were somehow not foreign bank accounts within the meaning of the tax code and so the plaintiffs didn't have to acknowledge having accounts with UBS. They don't make any of these feeble arguments. They do argue, as we'll see, that UBS was obligated to give them accurate tax advice and failed to do so, but not that it gave them inaccurate, as distinct from no, advice.
While the IRS offshore compliance programs have abused many innocent Americans who have foot-fault violations, that doesn't appear to be the case here. A U.S. resident who set up a Swiss bank account probably didn't do so to ensure tax compliance.
At worst, UBS, as we're about to see, violated an agreement with the IRS designed to prevent the kind of evasion that the plaintiffs engaged in. That might conceivably make UBS an aider or abettor of the plaintiffs's tax evasion and so make this case a distant relative to Everet v. Williams (Ex. 1725), better known as The Highwayman's Case and eventually reported under that name in 9 L.Q. Rev. 197 (1893). A highwayman had sued his partner in crime for an accounting of the illegal profits of their criminal activity. The court refused to adjudicate the case, and both parties were hanged. Minus the hanging and with certain exceptions (such as contribution and indemnity) irrelevant to this case, the principle enunciated in The Highwayman's Case applies to accomplices in civil wrongdoing, as noted in our recent decision in Schlueter v. Latek, 683 F.3d 350, 355-56 (7th Cir. 2012). In The Highwayman's Case one accomplice was seeking a bigger share of the profit from the crime from the other one; here one accomplice is seeking a smaller share of the costs of the crime from the other one. The principle is the same; the law leaves the quarreling accomplices where it finds them.
The moral? Your banker isn't your tax advisor, and when you are cheating, you are on your own. At least in Judge Posner's court.
More coverage: TaxProf, Posner: Tax Cheats Suing UBS for Not Stopping Them From Cheating Like Suing Parents for Not Raising Them to be Honest
Overwhelming? A Tax Analysts story on the fallout from the Loving decision overturning the IRS preparer regulation program reports:
"There is overwhelming support for registration" among EAs, said Frank Degen, president of the National Association of Enrolled Agents. While preparers are watching to see what an appeals court will do — as the IRS said it would file an appeal soon — "most practitioners are just interested in cranking out those 1040s right now," Degen said.
I'd want to see some polling showing that "overwhelming" support. The preparer regulation program strikes me as potentially fatal for the Enrolled Agent brand. EA's, who have to pass a much stricter test and more stringent continuing education requirements than the registered preparers would have to, already have difficulty marketing their additional qualification. The IRS blessing of a competing bargain brand could easily bury the EA designation. At the very least, I see no overwhelming support for the preparer registration program from EA-bloggers Jason Dinesen and Russ Fox.
To your health! Compliance with ObamaCare Estimated to Take 127.6 Million Hours (Kyle Pomerleau, Tax Policy Blog).
Martin Sullivan, State of the Union: Stasis or Progress on Taxes? (Tax.com). My bet is on stasis.
Doom. What You Should Know About the Budget Outlook (William Gale, TaxVox).:
Even if seemingly everything goes right – in economic terms and in political terms – we are still on the edge of dangerously high debt and deficit levels with little room to spare.
Nah, we're over the edge:
Jana Luttenegger, Social Media and Other Digital "Assets" After Death. (Davis Brown Tax Law Blog) If I die, please take me out of my high school reunion Facebook group.
William Perez, IRS Announces Start Dates For Processing Some Tax Returns. Y0u can file a return with depreciation starting today, and one with education credits starting Thursday.
Claudia Hill, Can This Tax Filing Season Be Saved? (Via @janetnovack's Twitter Feed).
Paul Neiffer, Crop Insurance Proceeds on Feed Consumed by Livestock
And then pay your bill timely. 4 ways to be a better tax client (Kay Bell)
Patrick Temple-West, Higher payroll tax pinches those with the least to spare, and more
Jack Townsend, A Tax Curmudgeon Offers Ideas on Tax Compliance
Tax Trials, IRS Releases Schedule UTP Statistics for 2011. 1,783 taxpayers filed forms disclosing Uncertain Tax Positions for 2011. Seems low.
Peter Reilly, Is IRS Persecuting Kent Hovind For Creationism ? His tax planning shows little evidence of intelligent design, anyway.
Proposed by a guy wearing wing-tips, no doubt. Lawmaker Proposes Sneaker Tax, Retailers Opposed (TaxGrrrl)


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In rebuke, Obama cancels Moscow summit with Putin
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Obama's decision to scrap talks with Putin is likely to deepen the chill in the already frosty relationship between the two leaders. They have frequently found themselves at odds on pressing international issues, most recently in
For its part,
The U.S. was expected to notify the Russians Wednesday morning about Obama's decision to shutter the
Obama, who is traveling in
"There have been times where they slip back into Cold War thinking and a Cold War mentality," Obama said in an interview on
Snowden is accused of leaking highly secretive details about NSA surveillance programs. He first fled from the U.S. to
Even as Obama scraps plans to meet with Putin, Secretary of State
The lower-level meetings with
Still, some congressional lawmakers have called for Obama to not only scrub the
In his interview Tuesday, Obama defended his decision to attend the G-20 summit, an annual gathering of the world's largest economies. Given the U.S. role in an increasingly interdependent global economy, Obama said it made sense to have high-level representation.
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Judge Makes A Ruling In Double D's Case
Well after a long court battle, the verdict is in. The judge made a ruling and sided with the people at Toys R Us. Double D's Restaurant will not be opened, for now at least. More after the jump.
Recently, Toys R Us in Tyler filed a restraining order against Double D's restaurant, prohibiting Double D Ranch Grill & Bar from putting up signage and making physical changes to the property. They are saying that the morality of Tyler would be compromised by the restaurant.
The judge upheld the temporary injunction and the restaurant will have to wait until November for a trial. The owners are allowed to open and operate a different restaurant there, but not a Double D's.
This includes:
-Using the name "Double D" or "DD" Ranch on or in association with the property
-Using the horseshoe logo on or in association with the property
-Employing wait staff in "scantily clad" or "semi nude" attire
-Continuing with alterations to the property without consent from Toys R Us
The goal of the court is to allow them to operate as per the lease. We'll keep an eye out for more information as it comes.


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WATCH: Rascal Flatts pick Super Bowl winner
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The big game is happening this weekend and the Seattle Seahawks will be taking on the Denver Broncos. Who will win? Well, the guys of Rascal Flatts sure have an idea of who they want to take the title of Super Bowl champs.
The band stopped by WMZQ in Washington DC where they talked about the game, and what the best snacks are! They prefer black bean corn salsa dip, nachos, and chicken dip. And their drink of choice? Fireball Whiskey over beer!
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text: In most of the country, today just happens to be the last day of February. But in Durango, CO, it's not just the end of another month, it's the Third Annual Winter Bike to Work Day. The event itself is put in place to honor the bike commuters who battle the winter elements in Durango, and the festivities surrounding it are open to cyclists of all kinds. The City of Durango's Multi Modal Department is the key sponsor, and will be offering up hot drinks, food and giveaways today from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. in front of Durango Coffee (at 730 Main Avenue). There'll be a bounty of cyclists and commuters there to celebrate. What's more, there will be schwag to give away, including T-shirts, scarves and even an Osprey Pack for the day's raffle winner! For more information on bicycle commuting and Bike to Work Day in Durango, head here.


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its reid v giles uk1 rules main event. also heard from a very reliable source.
what a load of bollocks that is for a bamma main event.
its reid v giles uk1 rules main event. also heard from a very reliable source.
what a load of bollocks that is for a bamma main event.
UK-1 is BULLSHIT.......Bamma need to stay clear of going down that road. I cant see Marc Goddard willing to referee a UK-1 fight.
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Having a UK1 is one thing, but to have it as the main event is a joke.
Although, it probably would be a fucking awesome fight lol.
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Reid V Marshman makes sense, everything else would be bunkum
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Listening is cool and shit." BlackdogMMA
Marshman vs Reid makes perfect sense as a match. It bring in viewers and would "put over" Marshman with a wide audience.
Reid vs Giles is a farce match and I'd expect better from BAMMA
bah, Reid is the biggest mma advertising asset in the UK at the moment. you want to see this semi-retired, slightly aging fighter get crushed by a lunatic up-and-comer on a proper roll? I don't understand why people think the Marshman fight is such a good fit. no disrespect to Alex, I think he's awesome, but Jack would have a big advantage if they fought now.
the Giles fight makes perfect sense from a marketing point of view. another minor celeb who can fight. I'd prefer to see it mma, neither is likely to shoot and it would more than likely be a stand up war.
Given that TV is central to BAMMA's game, it's the perfect fit. it would garner some serious interest with non-mma fans and do pretty good numbers i reckon.
sure, it isn't the purest match up in terms of rankings, and in terms of mma ability etc, someone else should really be headlining - but this isn't shooto c-class, having an entertaining, hyped up fight between two minor celebs could be a massive draw.
come for the celeb fight, stay for the MMA.
BAMMA shouldn't necessarily pander to insiders and serious fans - they need impressive viewing figures for this to be as successful as possible. if they are planning Reid/Giles, I don't blame them and hope it does well.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Whats the difference between mma and uk 1 rules? Never heard of uk 1.
Fuck no-gi
That's the argument for it - one I fully understand.
The argument against it is about sustainability. Sure, that fight will draw coverage (although this will be the 3rd time an MMA promotion sells the UK the idea of 'Alex Reid the fighter') but history already tells us that BAMMA couldn't sustain that coverage off the back of an Alex Reid fight.
I just hope it's not the last throw of the dice. FIVE as a 'partner' is no joke and although it's early days, I imagined it would of brought with it a number of perks..


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Last week, I wrote about the irony -- and in some cases, hypocrisy -- that 46 percent of IT pros surveyed last month were committed to Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 deployments, despite the negative reviews on the widely available Windows 8 beta and lack of real info on Windows Phone 8 at the time. (By the way, InfoWorld now has all the details on Windows Phone 8 security that IT needs to know.) I called them fanboys, in the same way the term is applied to users who want Apple or Google products -- the pot calling the kettle black and all that.
I'm quite familiar with the fanboy slur, as I am often on the receiving end. What's funny is that I'm called an Apple fanboy, Android fanboy, and a Windows fanboy -- OK, most of the time an Apple fanboy. If I write something nice about Windows, I'm a Microsoft fanboy. I'm a Google fanboy if I'm complimentary toward Google. Conversely, if I go negative on Apple, I'm accused of being an Android fanboy or a Microsoft fanboy. If I'm critical of Google, Microsoft, or Research in Motion, I'm accused of being an Apple fanboy -- apparently the common enemy of the other platforms' fanboys. (It doesn't help that my current preferred platforms are Apple's iOS and OS X, though in the past I had different preferences and no doubt will again as technologies change.)
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As a columnist who writes about multiple platforms, I'm used to it. But I'm seeing a deeper phenomenon emerge, especially as the shrillness has risen and the ecosystem war among Apple, Microsoft, and Google has intensified this year, at the same time the afficionados of clearly dying platforms such as the BlackBerry lash out in anger and fear.
There's always been a contingent of trolls and flamers on the Internet, where lack of direct human interaction and a degree of anonymity seem to spur on impolite -- and worse -- behavior. But there's something else going on, similar to what's happening in our political discourse (or lack thereof), where liberals only talk to liberals and conservatives only to conservatives. We're living in separate political realities. Sadly, we now accept the notion of red states and blue states -- political enclaves of self-reinforcement and rabid true believers -- as our political state.
It's becoming clear separate technological states persist, too. Here, people are self-organizing into blue (Microsoft), green (Google), and aluminum (Apple), and they're creating walls around themselves. The Apple Store becomes the equivalent of MSNBC or NPR; the Microsoft Store is Fox News and Bloomberg News. Google Play is the local TV station, a grab bag of prime network shows, syndicated fluff, and happy-talk news.
As a fanboy, you shop in your store or order safely from Amazon.com, where you can essentially ignore other platforms. As a fanboy, you stop listening to the others and find a way to love whatever your vendor delivers.
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BRING it on! - that was the response to plans that could see "drunk tanks"
installed in Southampton in a bid to crack down on booze-fuelled yobs.
Prime Minister David Cameron has suggested police should be allowed to haul drunken people off the street and into a cell until they sober up.
It was part of a Government move to tackle a £2.7 billion NHS bill created by alcohol abuse and public drunkenness.
Now the idea, widely used in Europe and America, has been backed by council leader Royston Smith.
He told the Daily Echo: "The Government is right to deal with this problem head on, and if the US-inspired drunk tank is one initiative that works – then bring it on.
"Southampton Safe City Partnership has been working for some time to reduce the problems that can occur when people drink too much – for example the work done to reduce the problems in the night time economy – with street pastors, the ICE Bus and robust policing.
"The Home Office has recognised this work by awarding the Safe City Partnership the prestigious Tilley Award.
"However much more needs to be done to tackle this country's boozy culture."
The idea was also backed by an influential residents' group based in one of the areas of Southampton most affected by drunken behaviour.
Polygon resident Lorraine Barter, spokesman for the Residents' Action group, said the system could work – but doubted police would have the resources or cell capacity to act.
She said: "Scoop them up, shove them in the cells at the police station and I'll go and see them in the morning.
"Something desperately needs to be done.
There is shouting, screaming, bins being kicked around, garden walls kicked down and fences damaged.
And then there is the vomit, urine and litter – it all makes the place look terrible."
Hampshire Constabulary has yet to comment on the suggestion, which formed part of David Cameron's vow yesterday to take on the "scandal" of alcohol abuse across the country.
His ideas also included the possibility of introducing 'booze buses' which pick up revellers and take them to the cells. But the vice chairman of Hampshire Police Authority Adrian Collett called the ideas "a gimmick" claiming the Government should already have handed over millions to tackle the problem.
Mr Collett, also a Liberal Democrat member of Hampshire County Council, said: "This is all a gimmick and froth to hide the fact that we have not been given the resources that we should have received.
"All these ideas revolve around having police officers to be out and about doing it. If you have not got the officers, it does not matter if you have got drunk tanks or anything else."


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While studying at a coffee shop, you overhear two women talking about people you know. Is there an appropriate way to tell them you're in the same academic circles, or should you keep your mouth shut?
Dear Miriam,
I spend a lot of time studying in coffee shops, and I enjoy the occasional break from my books by eavesdropping on people at nearby tables. The other day, I overheard two women having a very lengthy conversation about dating, studying, Judaism, new restaurants and many more topics that defininitely caught my attention. At more than one point during their conversation, I realized they were actually talking about people I know. They weren't saying anything bad or even necessarily what could be considered gossip, but it was still weird to listen without letting them know that I knew who they were talking about. They even asked a question about what one of these people was studying, and I knew the answer but resisted butting in. Was there an appropriate way for me to let them know I was in a similar academic circle, or was I right to keep my mouth shut?
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Dear Spy,
What fun! Sounds like you got a juicy earful without even having to toe the line of lashon hara, the Jewish term for gossip. Translated as "evil speech," or "bad tongue," lashon hara refers to sharing negative statements about someone even if they're true. If you heard someone speaking negatively about someone you didn't know, depending on the other circumstances, I'd probably tell you to stay out of it. If you heard someone speaking negatively about someone you did know, I would advise you to say something along the lines of, "I'm sorry to interrupt, but I'm uncomfortable overhearing this conversation." You could leave it at that or add, "about someone I know," to the end of that sentence. In the Jewish legal aspect of things, you don't want to be an accomplice to lashon hara, and in the good person moral secular aspect, you don't want to hear someone badmouth people you respect. If you dislike the people in question, well, maybe you would enjoy hearing them slandered, but I'll leave that up to you.
Alas, this was not your question. You want to know if you should have told these strangers saying innocuous things about people you know that you knew who they were talking about. Was there some small part of you waiting to hear something negative or gossipy? Were you afraid that if you told them, they'd think you were creepy and they wouldn't feel comfortable to continue their conversation, however innocuous? Regardless of what you were thinking or hoping to hear, you're not under any obligation to "out" yourself to strangers in a coffee shop. They knew they were in public and that the people around them could very well be listening. Maybe they were on especially good behavior as a result, and that's why you didn't hear anything negative. Or maybe they were just good people, sharing information about classmates totally devoid of malice. How refreshing and unusual to overhear a conversation that didn't make you question the moral fabric of our society!
If you had wanted to join in their conversation, you could have said something like, "I'm sory to interrupt, but I can't help hearing you talk about Sarah. Do you go to school with her? I'm studying X, and I know her from Y." You've entered into their world, but you haven't forced them to include you. You've given them (and yourself!) the option to meet some new people with presumably common interests and mutual friends. Coffee shops at their very best operate as a "third place" and provide customers with the opportunity to interact with friends and neighbors who they wouldn't otherwise encounter on a daily basis.
All that being said, if this experience made you uncomfortable, next time you're having a conversation in a public place, maybe, for better or worse, you'll think more carefully about what you're saying and who might be listening. In the world of cell phones, it's hard to remember that people can hear you, and sometimes the private does become public. If you felt weird hearing this conversation about people you know, maybe you'll find a way to avoid putting other people in a similar situation. Not talking about people is extraordinarily difficult, sometimes impossible. But once you're talking about someone, it's easy for someone else to hear and interpret and possibly misinterpret. All things considered, it sounds like no harm came from this particular encounter, and maybe it's time to invest in earphones for future study sessions.
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The University of South Carolina is expanding its professional education offerings this fall to help local and regional residents enhance their career skills.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - The No. 16 Penn State men's lacrosse team secured the No. 2 seed for the upcoming CAA tournament with a 13-9 victory against Delaware at the Penn State Lacrosse Field on Saturday evening.
The Nittany Lions improved to 8-5 overall (4-1 CAA) with their fourth straight win and, as the CAA's second seed, will host a conference semifinal matchup on Wednesday, May 2. Penn State also secured its second straight CAA tournament berth with the victory.
Sophomore attackman Shane Sturgis (Downingtown) collected a career-high six points (4g, 2a), while classmate Tom LaCrosse (Canandaigua, N.Y.) set a career high with three goals. Senior attackman Matthew Mackrides (Newtown Square) registered his fourth straight three-goal contest, and sophomore Gavin Ahern (Rockville Centre, N.Y.) added a multi-goal game (2). Classmate Austin Kaut (Morton) made four saves.
Penn State out shot Delaware (6-8, 1-4 CAA) by a 37-24 margin and collected 29 ground balls to the Blue Hens' 22. The Nittany Lions finished 2-for-3 with the extra man and 15-for-17 on clears, while Delaware was 1-for-1 and 11-for-14, respectively.
In a fast-paced first half, Delaware opened the scoring before Forster, who extended his goal-scoring streak to nine games, and Mackrides struck in a 1:27 span to give the Nittany Lions a 2-1 lead. The Blue Hens knotted the game at 2-2 with 6:51 left before Sturgis collected Nick Dolik's (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.) pass and scored with 3:01 remaining.
In the second quarter, Delaware outscored the Nittany Lions by a 4-3 margin. After the Blue Hens made it a 3-3 contest with 12:08 left, Ahern tallied his ninth goal of the season with 7:34 on the clock. Delaware then struck for two quick goals with 6:57 and 5:33 left to take a 5-4 lead before Mackrides answered for the Nittany Lions with 3:03 remaining. Delaware took its last lead of the game at 6-5 with 1:45 left before Ahern tied the game 51 seconds later.
The Nittany Lions opened the third stanza with three straight goals as they grabbed a 9-6 lead with 4:04 left in the frame. LaCrosse tallied just 55 seconds into the quarter before Mackrides added a man-up marker with 6:22 remaining. Sturgis then scored with 4:04 left before Delaware closed the gap to 9-7 with 2:29 left. Sturgis tallied again with 1:28 remaining before Delaware scored its man-up marker with 27 seconds left in the frame.
In the fourth quarter, Delaware made it a 10-9 game with 11:26 left, but the Nittany Lions scored the game's last three goals. LaCrosse tallied with 7:32 remaining in the game before Sturgis scored his final goal and 15th of the season with 4:04 left. LaCrosse then closed out the scoring with 2:07 on the clock to account for the 13-9 final.
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The associations representing San Antonio Police and Firefighters are 'calling B.S.' on a statement released form the Board of Directors of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce demanding the public safety officers quickly agree to cuts in their health care benefits, 1200 WOAI news reports.
"Further inflaming the community-wide discussion with inaccuracies during a delicate time period warranted more discretion on behalf of the Chamber membership," the associations said.
Chamber President Richard Perez said the need is urgent for the officers to accept health plans closer to those provided to non uniformed city employees and to private sector workers, with the employee obligated to pay a substantial portion of their health care costs. Police and firefighters now pay nothing in terms of premiums.
"Its a looming crisis, and we need there to be action as soon as possible to address these costs, and to get them more in line with our peer cities like Austin, Dallas, etc." Perez said.
But the police and fire associations say that amounts to hypocrisy from an organization which has never seen a budget-busting bond issue or municipal project it didn't' embrace.
"It is a serious concern when the Chamber has advocated for several high priority citywide legacy projects where public approval is not near the level of support for the uniformed officers," the associations said. "By this action, it appears the Chamber leadership believes projects like the Streetcar are more important than fire trucks and police cars."
The Associations said the 'general membership' of the Chamber disagrees with the Chamber leadership on the issue, and points to surveys showing more support for maintaining police and fire health care plans than with expensive city projects like the downtown streetcar and toll roads.
But Perez says the health care costs are jeopardizing the public services that the city's growing 'brainpower community' of young educated people desire in a city.
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Virginia Tech senior CB Kyle Fuller could miss Saturday's game against Maryland with a groin injury.
Dismissed former Oregon redshirt senior WR Darren Carrington pleaded not guilty to his DUI charge.
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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by Kilyin, Jan 11, 2013.
Apparently not too hard.
2010 was way worse.
LOL at every praising this below average coordinator and this below average team. Wonder how long it will take for the Rams, their fans, and Fisher to get tired of Ryan. I give it about as long as it lasted with the Cowboys.
Whoops, read you wrong. I thought you were one of those besmirching his age.
Good for him, he was too good to be unemployed...
Really? How could they? He got that Tennessee defense to nearly win a Super Bowl. I thought he and Fisher were best friends.
His age concerns me a little due to the daily rigors of the job but I think I'd be a hypocrite for besmirching him when I've ragged on Garrett for his inexperience the entire season.
Gotta appreciate the integrity, even if you don't agree with this guy.
I can't say I'm concerned with his age. Like I said in another thread, I've got a 75-year-old father-in-law who can work circles around me and probably many on this board. The guy literally can't sit still.
Doesn't mean the job won't wear out Kiffin, but I can't say that it will. Gotta believe the daily rigors would take more of a toll on someone out of shape like Rob Ryan than they would an in-shape 73-year-old. (Haven't looked to see if Kiffin's in shape, though.)
Of course, I'll give Ryan some credit for dropping some of that weight.
Every time someone is fired or a player is cut people spread rumors like this so fans can hate that person and move on.
If this was true he wouldn't have a job. The rams definitely called Jerry and Jason before hiring him...
your father-in-law is one in a million. naturally people lose energy as they age. hopefully kiffin gets a second wind now that he's coming to America's Team. he'll be better than ryan in my book if he's at the bare minimum showing up to all meetings (sheesh how pathetic is rob for that).
Lol Rob Ryan says he hasnt been hired. He's on a beach and hasnt talked to nobody. No comment. I think maybe they want to hire him, but they jumped the gun.
Good for him .
Im sure they will finish uin the top 10 in defense this year .
Im not bitter he was fired i just think hes a much better coach than what people are claiming here .
Youll see this year he has some really good players to work with .
do you live beside an old folks home or something? Hell I know 20 men 70 years old and older that can work a 30 year old's *** off. My old man cut a dead oak tree down, cut it up and split it with his splitter yesterday. I was going to do it today but he wanted to beat the rain. Yesterday was his 80th birthday. One in a million my ***.
This guy seems like he can barely dress himself, much less cut down an oak tree.
can your old man cut down that oak tree 10-15 hours a day, 8 months out of the year?
it was cheaper than putting up a billboard or GASP - their own website.
HAHAHAH this had me hella weak!
I think Ryan will do pretty good there. The Rams are an up and coming team and they have a ton of young talent on Defense - Long, Brockers, Laurenitus, Jenkins, Mikell, etc...
I am not a big fan of Ryan but I do think that it is not in the best interest of the team to blow up the coaching staff every couple years when things do not shake down like you want. I am a firm believer in continuity. We have not had it at any position other than the GM - I love Jerry but he needs a "Football Guy" calling the shots. Someone that has spent there life around the game, learning, etc... to be honest, like his son Stephen. He has grown up around this. Jerry is too emotional and takes too much input from everyone. He wants to win, bad but he is his own worst enemy I am afraid.
If we're honest with ourselves, I think we all know the answer.
apparently some already are......what Jerry ought to do every time the fans turn on a coach is fire them....then the fans will immediately anoint him as the best coach ever, then jerry could be a hero and hire them back


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