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Let me count the ways.
I love thee for thy bookcases in thy living room.
I love thee for thy grandparents who were warm and loving and kind.
I love thee for thy clothing choices. And for thy rocking heels. (thou dost make me say pow!)
I love thee for thy serious looks.
And I love thee for thy dancing like no one is watching.
I love thee for thy family images that show how much thou dost lovest each other.
And I LOOOOOOOVE thee for thy archway.
Oh, how I love EVERYTHING about thee. Except, that thou went and moved to New York when thou is one of my most favorite clients ever.
Sometimes...they just have one little boy and he LOVES the camera. Sometimes, you'd never know they were pregnant unless they turned to the side.
Sometimes, they love sitting on their mama's lap. Sometimes, they look like they'd rather be nowhere else on earth.
Sometimes, you get the exact shot you were hoping for.
Sometimes, you get a BUNCH of them. (Sometimes, it's REALLY hard not to be slightly jealous because you yourself look like a beached whale when pregnant. And then sometimes you realize that she probably didn't eat a pint of ice cream every single day of her pregnancy.)
Sometimes, their eyes sparkle like diamonds.
Sometimes, you want to eat them.
Sometimes, it's just a walk in the park.
I can barely remember what my life was like before I had my children. It seems in so many ways, that they have always been with me, and every day gets more and more difficult to think back to the days when I slept for 8 hours at a time without someone calling for me. And I had a clean car.
I think this is one of the biggest reasons that I love maternity sessions so much....especially with first time parents. It's a glimpse back in time, and it makes me nostalgic for those days in the past, when life was so simple and my house was so clean. But it also reminds me how eternally grateful I am for the days I now get to live.
These beautiful people started with me in the city. With their dog who looks like he has flippers for feet!
The sun began to set.....and we drove to the country. (Ok, it's not really the country. It's the parking lot of Home Depot, but who's counting?!?) And my absolutely gorg client wearing a NON-MATERNITY dress from Anthro.
These images were made into storyboards using the Magic Blog It boards by MCP Actions. Love her.
I know. I know. I have been promising a new blog by the fabulous folks at ITDR for what...a year now?!?!? The problem is....I have discovered something during this blog-building process. I am the MOST DIFFICULT CLIENT EVER. I seriously cannot make up my mind about anything important. I make a decision and say "YES! THAT'S IT!" and then totally change my mind the next week. Suffice to say, my beautiful custom blog is still sitting over in draft land. While you, my faithful readers, have just resigned yourselves to the fact that I don't blog anymore. Haven't you? I can completely understand if you have.
But guess what? Even though things have been quiet over on the blog front, they have NOT been quiet here at the loft. Not counting being my children's mother, my husband's wife, and getting ready for The Secret Workshop in Minneapolis in May, I've been shooting like an absolute madwoman. At this point, I have about fifty gibatrillion photo sessions to share with you. I'm pretty sure I promised some of them to you...ummm...last year. Actually, I know I did. That wedding I said I was going to post? Yes, you see that couple has now celebrated their first wedding anniversary. The maternity I was going to post? Baby's actually WALKING NOW.
So, I know it's been a long time. But I miss you. I miss your comments and your questions. And I want to share with you this amazing journey I've been on here....beginning anew in Austin, TX...and the hundreds of clients that I've shot over the past year. So I'm just going to start sharing. Now, I might not share in order. In fact, I KNOW that I won't. So anyone out there trying to check my time stamps on my photos....you are in for a ride. :)
I'm going to start with some of the most special sessions first. Well, ALL of my sessions are special, but some of them....really have that ability to remind me WHY I do what I do.....and why I am the luckiest person alive to get to do what I do for a living.
First, a newborn shoot here at the loft in Austin. I love shooting here because the light and airy feel just fits with glowing new parents. This is Tyan (of tiny bird photography...and quite seriously one of the most kind and humble people I have met in my entire life...truly, the goodness just pours out of her) and her gorgeous husband and her beautiful, beautiful son.
Because life can change in the blink of an eye. Her son was here. And then he almost, ALMOST wasn't. Can you SEE how loved he is? Can you FEEL it when you look at how they look at him?
I can.
Cheryl Muhr has:
a. Dropped off the face of the earth
b. Quit photography
c. Quit blogging
d. None of the above
If you guessed d, DING DING DING DING!!!
Since moving to Austin, my life has been in a whirlwind....a whirlwind of shooting and playing and raising my babies and shooting and getting bit by a crazy, rabid Texan spider and going to Marfa and meeting wonderful people and shooting the most amazing clients ever with the cutest bellies and babies and families and...and...and at times I think that my heart may just burst from how much joy it all brings me. And while my heart is full, my days are even fuller, perhaps too full to do everything that I wish to do in a day. Most nights I am rolling into bed falling asleep while on the phone with one of my girlfriends....although as of late I've been accidentally falling asleep before I can even call them back because the day has simply worn me out. I'm like a pair of my favorite socks whose heels are *thisclose* to being holey.
My new blog is coming...and with it, all of the posts that I would have been posting here if I knew this blog was going to be staying here....and let's be honest, it would help also if there was a way to magic an extra 4 or 5 hours in every day to blog. But, I just can't shake the feeling of missing sharing with you all...I love reading your comments and getting emails about my posts, so my blog will be back soon. I really cannot wait to share what all I've done since being here in Austin with you.
I am so, so, SO excited for the rest of my summer. I'm also SUPER honored to have been asked back to speak at a WONDERFUL photography conference in July for non-photographers and beginner photographers and scrapbookers alike, The Creative Photography Retreat. This wonderful weekend, full of amazing speakers and information and fun, not to mention they always have the most amazing door prizes. You'll find all of the information here: Creative Photography Retreat I'll be selling my personal photoshop proofing actions in the bookstore at the event as well, so if you've always wondered how I edit, you'll be able to purchase the actions that I use myself! I hope to see you all there!!
And of course, I cannot post without some images....this time, a beautiful senior. Seriously, who looks like a supermodel when they graduate from high school?


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The Giants are 0-4, and their list of problems seems to be growing.
According to a report by Tom Rock of Newsday, Pro Bowl guard Chris Snee has a tear in the labrum of his hip which may require surgery.
Snee had a similar operation on his other hip this offseason, but the problem on the other side is limiting his ability to move.
"This one has the pain, but he can't move," a source said. "If they don't get the joint to move again, [surgery] is probably going to be the only option. . . .
"[There's] not a lot of improvement from the treatments. It is not looking too good right now."
Snee missed Sunday's loss to the Chiefs, the second game he's missed since 2004. He was replaced by James Brewer, but that didn't help matters.
With a condensed schedule coming up (hosting the Eagles this week followed by a Thursday trip to Chicago), Snee's short-term future is up in the air, and his long-term future with the Giants is as well.


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The LA Galaxy have a history of picking well in the MLS SuperDraft. Check out a few of the players selected in previous drafts and where they ended up.
First Round: #19 - Charlie RuggPosition: Forward
Date of Birth: October 2, 1990
Hometown: Roslindale, Mass.
Club/College: Boston College
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Second Round: #24 - Kofi Opare
Position: Defender
Date of Birth: October 12, 1990
Hometown: Niagara Falls, Ontario
Club/College: University of Michigan
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Second Round: #38 - Greg CochranePosition: Midfielder
Date of Birth: November 1, 1990
Hometown: Holland, Pennsylvania
Club/College: University of Louisville
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First Round: #19 - Tommy MeyerPosition: Midfielder
Date of Birth: March 20, 1990
Hometown: St. Louis, Mo.
Club/College: Indiana University
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Meyer was All-Big Ten Conference First Team and second in the Big Ten with 7 assists in 2011. He also played on the U.S. team in the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in South Korea in 2007. Said Bruce Arena, "He's a player that has a good profile to be a center back in this league. He has physical size. He's a good header of the ball. A good defender and a decent passer out of the back. Once we get him into our setting we can learn a little bit more and work with him and try to make him better. I met with him and he's a kid that can be a good player. He goes to a good school and generally the players are brought along pretty well there so we're hopeful that he has the right pedigree to be a good player."
Second Round: #38 - Kenney Walker
Position: Midfielder
Date of Birth: December 23, 1988
Hometown: Wickliffe, Ohio
Club/College: University of Louisville
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Walker was All-Big East Conference Second Team in 2009. Said Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena, "I thought that he had a very good Combine. He is a defensive midfielder, a holding midfielder, an aggressive type of player and a good passer of the ball. I felt over the three days of the Combine he may have been a first round pick so when he was available in the second round we jumped on it and we're hopeful that he will turn into a good player. He's a fit athlete and I think that he understands his role in the midfield, which is important. You don't find too many players that understand how to play that position. He comes from a very good program, so I think that we got two players that come from very established collegiate programs with good coaching and good discipline and that always positions them to be able to transition into professional soccer."
First Round: #16 - Paolo Cardozo
Position: Midfielder
Date of Birth: June 9, 1989
Hometown: Montevideo, Uruguay
Club/College: Quilmes AC (Argentina)
WATCH: Cardozo highlights from MLS Combine
WATCH: Cardozo selected by Galaxy
Made his MLS debut in the Galaxy's 2011 home opener on March 20 against the New England Revolution. He appeared in 17 regular season games and one postseason game for the club in 2011, while making 8 starts during the year.
Second Round: #34 – Hector Jimenez
Position: Midfielder
Date of Birth: November 3, 1988
Hometown: Bell Gardens, Calif.
Club/College: University of California
WATCH: Jimenez highlights from MLS Combine
Made his MLS debut on October 4 at Red Bull Arena in New York before making his first start in the regular season finale at Houston on October 23. Also made one appearance in the CONCACAF Champions League and the U.S. Open Cup.
First Round: #16 - Michael Stephens
Position: Midfielder
Date of Birth: April 3, 1989
Hometown: Naperville, Illinois
Club/College: UCLA
Made his MLS debut as a second half substitute in the season opening win over New England on March 27, 2010. He led all MLS rookies with eight assists while also adding a goal in 25 games in 2010. Last season, Stephens appeared in 25 games for LA, while making 12 starts, and recording one assist and earning a call-up to the U.S. Under-23 National Team.
First Round: #3 - Omar Gonzalez
Position: Defender
Date of Birth: October 11, 1988
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Club/College: Maryland
Named MLS Rookie of the Year in 2009 and was the only player to start all 30 of the club's regular season games while helping the club reach MLS Cup. He was named to the MLS All-Star First XI in both 2010 and 2011 while also earning MLS Best XI and Galaxy Defender of the Year honors in each of those years. The 2011 MLS Defender of the Year, Gonzalez scored four goals in all competitions for LA last season.
Second Round: #19 - A.J. DeLaGarza
Position: Defender
Date of Birth: Novermber 4, 1987
Hometown: Bryans Road, Maryland
Club/College: Maryland
One of the most versatile defenders in MLS, he appeared in 22 games during his rookie season in 2009. He was used all across the backline in 2010 before establishing himself as a pivotal piece of the Galaxy defense last season, starting all 30 of the games that he appeared in while also playing every minute of the MLS Cup Playoffs and helping LA win their third MLS Cup.
First Round: #4 - Sean Franklin
Position: Defender
Date of Birth: March 21, 1985
Hometown: Palmdale, California
Club/College: Cal State-Northridge
Named 2008 MLS Rookie of the Year after appearing in 27 of the club's 30 games. Was limited by injury in 2009, but his late season return helped push the club to an appearance in MLS Cup. Used in defense as well as the midfield, he set a career-high with six assists in 2010 before tallying four goals and three assists last season, earning a spot on the MLS All-Star First XI.
First Round: #16 - Robbie Findley
Position: Forward
Date of Birth: August 4, 1985
Hometown: Phoenix, Arizona
Club/College: Oregon State
Scored twice in nine games for the Galaxy before being traded in June to Real Salt Lake as part of a deal that brought Chris Klein to the Galaxy. He scored a goal against the Galaxy in MLS Cup 2009 for RSL and was a member of the U.S. team at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. He currently plays in England for Nottingham Forest.
First Round: #12 - Nathan Sturgis
Position: Midfielder
Date of Birth: July 6, 1987
Hometown: St. Augustine, Florida
Club/College: Clemson
Spent one and a half seasons with the Galaxy, debuting for the club in the 2006 CONCACAF Champions Cup and playing 24 career games for the club before being traded to Real Salt Lake in June 2007. He has gone on to play for RSL, Seattle, Toronto FC and now represents the Houston Dynamo.
First Round: #5 - Ugo Ihemelu
Position: Defender
Date of Birth: April 3, 1983
Hometown: Cedar Hill, Texas
Club/College: SMU
A key member of the Galaxy's MLS Cup/U.S. Open Cup double winning team in 2005, he appeared in 54 games in two seasons with the Galaxy before being traded to Colorado ahead of the start of the 2007 campaign. He now plays for FC Dallas and remains one of the most athletic defenders in the league.
Second Round: #14 - Ned Grabavoy
Position: Midfielder
Date of Birth: July 1, 1983
Hometown: New Lenox, Illinois
Club/College: Indiana
Spent two and a half seasons with the Galaxy, helping the club win MLS Cup in 2005 before being traded to Columbus midway through the 2006 season. He now plays for Real Salt Lake, who he won MLS Cup with in 2009.
Sixth Round: #55 - Alan Gordon
Position: Forward
Date of Birth: October 16, 1981
Hometown: Gilbert, Arizona
Club/College: Oregon State
Played for the Galaxy from 2004-2010, scoring 16 goals in 99 games for the club while helping the Galaxy win MLS Cup in 2005.
Third Round: #27 - Alejandro Moreno
Position: Forward
Club/College: UNC - Greensboro
First Round: #9 - Brian Mullan
Position: Forward
Club/College: Creighton
Second Round: #16 - Brian Ching
Position: Forward
Club/College: Gonzaga
First Round: #6 - Danny Califf
Position: Defender
Club/College: Maryland
First Round: #11 - Sasha Victorine
Position: Midfielder
Club/College: UCLA
Second Round: #23 - Peter Vagenas
Position: Midfielder
Club/College: UCLA
First Round: #10 - Tony Soto
Position: Defender
Club/College: SMU
First Round: #6 - Clint Mathis
Position: Midfielder
Club/College: South Carolina
Second Round: #18 - Daniel Hernandez
Position: Midfielder
Club/College: South Carolina
Third Round: #26 - Matt Reis
Position: Goalkeeper
Club/College: UCLA
Third Round: #29 - Kevin Hartman
Position: Goalkeeper
Club/College: UCLA
Second Round: #17 - Greg Vanney
Position: Midfielder
Club/College: UCLA
Third Round: #27 - Ante Razov
Position: Forward
Club/College: UCLA
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text: The Entertainment Consumer Association today celebrates 24 months of consumer advocacy on behalf of gamers nationwide. The ECA was actually formed back in July of 2006 by industry veteran and former president of the Interactive Entertainment Merchants Association Hal Halpin, but I guess they were just dicking around for those first couple of months. Over the past two years the ECA has been sticking their noses everywhere on our behalf, from fair use to violent game studies, piracy to government video game legislation, with varying degrees of effectiveness. It's kind of nice to have them there. Along with a lengthy list of everything they've accomplished over the past couple of years, the ECA used some of their press release space to announce the eventual availability of membership cards online via Walmart.com and Amazon.com,along with a partnership with MMO service provider K2 Network to help raise awareness of their various services, and indeed their very existence. Hit the jump to see what the ECA has done for you while you weren't looking.Entertainment Consumer Association (ECA) Celebrates Two Years of Video Game Consumer Advocacy ECA Continues to Defend Consumers' Rights Through Formation of New Strategic Partnerships and an Unprecedented Level of Consumer Visibility WILTON, Conn.—(BUSINESS WIRE)—The Entertainment Consumers Association (ECA), the consumer rights advocacy group dedicated to providing passionate gamers a voice, is today celebrating twenty-four months of serving the evolving needs of individuals who play computer and video games. In the two years since its inception, this flagship organization has established a solid foundation focusing its advocacy efforts on a variety of consumer rights issues, anti-games legislation, and a host of other public policy concerns. The organization simultaneously provides substantial community and affinity benefits to its ever-increasing dedicated and proactive members. Through these efforts, the ECA has also forged strategic alliances with other influential non-profits, and well-established endemic and non-endemic corporations including video game publishers, developers, retailers, and trade media. In the months and years to come, the ECA intends to not only expand upon quality programs in place for its members, but will continually spearhead new initiatives and services, beginning with three new solid partnerships to increase the ECA's visibility, outreach and accessibility to gaming consumers. The organization today announced two new partnerships with retail giants Walmart and Amazon to sell ECA membership cards online at Walmart.com, and Amazon.com. The ECA also announced a significant collaboration with K2 Network, the leading MMO service provider in the Western Hemisphere, to drive awareness of video game advocacy and the ECA's services to the 23 million K2 members representing over 160 countries. Additional merchant partners will be announced at a later date. "In just over two years, the ECA has brought together a politically charged videogame community united to rally against efforts singling out videogames from the First Amendment protections enjoyed by other forms of entertainment," said ECA founder and president, Hal Halpin. "We are humbled by the strength of what a unified consumer voice can accomplish, and challenge gamers everywhere to empower themselves and their communities by becoming more educated, active and involved, and leveraging the ECA's services as a platform to rise against unjust legislation and ignorance." Some highlights of what the ECA has been involved in and accomplished to date, include the following: The ECA and Advocacy: The ECA has made great strides in legislation, building productive relationships and joining coalition partnerships with other established non-profit and public interest organizations, such as the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), Rock the Vote, Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB), Verizon, Connected Nation, Free Press, International Game Developers Association (IGDA), and many others, who have embraced its mission. Under the ECA, independent topical groups are established for members to stand behind their most pertinent issues and actively outreach to form partnerships with other non-profit and corporate entities in support of their topics. These groups rally around such issues as video game violence legislation, Fair use – as it relates to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), e-waste, net neutrality, video game tax, universal broadband, parental empowerment, the regulation of video games, and more. The ECA and Affinity Benefits: ECA membership goes beyond advocacy, and is dedicated to providing substantial community and affinity benefits to its members. With membership, entertainment consumers can connect with others, stay on top of industry issues and events, explore career and educational opportunities in gaming, and voice their feedback on issues and products. Current initiatives with a continually expanding list of partners, including recently announced support from: Activision Blizzard, Alienware/Dell, G8 Clothing, GameFly, Game Informer Magazine, iGames, K2 Network, Nos Energy Drink, Philips/Ambix, Red Lion, and dozens more – in addition to all of the major consumer and trade shows, conferences and events. The organization also actively supports students and the military with discounted annual memberships of just $14.99. These partnerships enable the ECA to provide members with substantial discounts and savings. The ECA and Education: The ECA has made it a priority to partner with the major enthusiast media outlets in order to address the single greatest ongoing challenge: the education of members, the industry and the general public. The association also has created and/or partnered with other properties whose mission and readership parallels their own. GamePolitics.com, is a politically-oriented news and opinions web site addressing politics, legislation and the way in which games and gamers relate to the legal system. GameJobs.com provides comprehensive gaming industry job listings, resume writing help and online database and tools for gamers interested in attaining or furthering a career in video games. GameCulture.com delivers news, commentary and features on video games, technology and the ways in which gamers and gaming has had, and continues to have, a profound impact on culture. VideogameYellowPages.com links members to companies involved in all aspects of the interactive entertainment business and acts as a catch-all directory and repository. Additionally, the fast-growing ECA Today, the nightly newsletter which is distributed to all members free of charge, keeps readers informed on the most interesting and relevant games-related news of the day. The ECA and Community: The ECA is rapidly broadening its reach through an expansive national network of regional chapters powered by local gaming communities and college campuses across the country. They adopt the collective goal of educating on political issues directly affecting the interactive entertainment industry, connecting consumers with like-minded gamers in their area, and offering access to a larger professional network for career and educational opportunities within the gaming industry. The ECA will continue to empower these regional chapters, helping them focus on broadening the ECA's mission – giving gamers a voice – by providing support tools and training seminars for chapter presidents and members on how to engage with their local, state and federal officials on issues that matter to gamers. Additionally, the ECA went international this year with the inclusion of representation of Canadian gamers. Since the announcement this past summer, ECA has increased both its membership and chapter count and undertaken efforts to include Canadian-specific affinity benefits, services and discounts. For more information on the ECA and to sign up for membership, please visit: www.theeca.com.


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Cam Newton has made multiple donations to the Human Fund this week.
Along with his previously reported $21,000 fine for bumping referee Jerome Boger, Newton has also been fined another $10,000 for his actions in last week's game against the Raiders.
The latest fine, according to Joe Person of the Charlotte Observer, was for kicking Raiders defensive tackle Tommy Kelly.
That's a week of expensive lessons for Newton, who is probably fortunate he wasn't ejected from bumping into Boger. Newton apologized after the game, and Boger said afterward it wasn't a malicious act, but the quarterback has to show more restraint if he expects his teammates around him to.
He wasn't the only Panther fined either, as defensive end Greg Hardy was fined $25,000 for the shot that knocked Raiders quarterback Carson Palmer out, and safety Charles Godfrey was docked $21,000 for hitting a defenseless receiver in the head.


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Middle school boys from Kinston schools were invited to join thousands for the 16th Annual Down East Viking Football Classic with Elizabeth City State University taking on Fayetteville State University at the Rocky Mount Sports Complex on Sept. 28. The boys are members of The Coley Little Youth Leadership Academy, a Saturday program founded by Lin Dawson, new interim athletic director at ECSU.
�The goals for inviting the boys to the game were to have fun and exposure to a collegiate environment,� Dawson said.
Mentor Clint Kornegay chaperoned the boys. Transportation was donated by Pastor John Flowers from Church of Faith and Deliverance. The program is led by J.J. Jones, Kornegay, Thomas Dawson and Michael Edmonson.
The Coley Little Youth Leadership Academy mentors middle and high school males with a focus on leadership development, golf, karate, financial management, chess, entrepreneurship, technology and conflict resolution. This program monitors these students through graduation and initial career paths.
The application process includes an interview with academy leaders and a signed contract of commitment. The boys link with community leaders who instruct, guide and support their development.
West helps ad litem program
From left, West Pharmaceutical employees Tom Gribbin, Daryl Freeman, Susan Bland, Glenda Washington, Sandra Jarman, Karen Brown, Colleen Kosinski and Jay Conner presented a check in the amount of $29,545.54 to The Guardian ad Litem program on Oct. 1.The money was donated by West employees through their West without Borders Project that supports children�s humanitarian efforts in the community. The money was raised to help meet the unmet needs of children in the Abuse, Neglect and Dependency Family Court system to help ensure these children will have opportunities to grow into healthy productive citizens. The money will also be used to recruit and retain volunteers who represent these children. Kosinski, district administrator of the Guardian ad Litem program, commented this donation will help numerous children who may have gone without their needs being met. If you would like to be a part of helping children who have been abused and neglected and need a voice in the court system, please call the Guardian ad Litem program at 252-250-5452.


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NORMAN, Okla. – Seniors Billy Shida (Berkeley Lakes, Ga.) and Joe Young (Cochran, Ga.) of the Georgia College golf team, have earned slots on the Division II PING All-Region Teams, the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) announced Wednesday.
The Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Player of the Year, Shida finished the season with a 72.4 stroke average, good for second in the conference. Shida had four top-five finishes among his seven top-10 slots, including a victory at the Matlock Collegiate Classic. He competed in 11 events and had 15 sub-par rounds. This is the second All-Region honor in his career.
A two-time All-American, Young finished the season with a 72.0 stroke average, good for tops in the conference. Young had four top-five finishes among his six top-10 slots, including a victory at the Lander Bearcat Classic. He competed in 10 events and had 13 sub-par rounds. This is the fourth All-Region honor in his career.
The 2010-11 season was another outstanding one for Bobcat Golf. GC put four individuals on the All- PBC Teams, with head coach Jimmy Wilson taking Coach of the Year and Shida adding Player of the Year honors. The Bobcats had two All-Region honorees and senior Matthew Yonz (2006-11) was named Academic All-American.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Eternal Nights
When the Cullens inform their friend Lira (an elven vampire) that they found a group of travellers, dead, Lira realizes she must help stop it for there have also been many other multiple deaths in the mountains but whom or what is causing it? But Lira and her newly acquired family face another setback, they have been exiled. How will they help or will it be too late? R
Lord of the Rings/Twilight crossover, set in Middle Earth
1. Chapter 1 - A Group of Vampires in Imladris
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Lira slowly opened her eyes, she hated having to pretend to sleep at night in Imladris, it drove her insane. She missed Edward, the one person who made the nights seem less eternal. Many times she had considered taking up her old hobby of writing all night but now that she lived in her sanctuary, it was hard to. She had also considered trying to write songs or poems, combine her two great passions, well, two of her three great passions, she knew not how to combine singing and writing with Edward.
Someone knocked on the door and Lira eagerly stood up and went to answer the door in hope that it was Edward. As she grasped the doorknob, she suddenly felt calm. Instead of opening the door, Lira turned to find seven abnormally pale beings standing behind her. Lira smiled, fighting the calm atmosphere flooding the room before she ran to one of the beings with light brown hair and a kind smile upon his face. Lira enveloped him in a hug as he staggered backwards as he caught her.
"You're stronger," he whispered.
"I've missed you Edward," Lira whispered in reply as she reluctantly let go of him.
"We all missed you," Carlisle – Edward's father-of-sorts – said as Lira turned to him.
"Well, you certainly took you're time getting back from hunting." Lira retorted cheekily.
"You know how hard it is to tell the difference between orcs and animals for us, just because you've lived here for more than a decade doesn't mean we all have." Edward teased. "To be honest, we couldn't find much, for some reason, everything is leaving this area. What would you know about that?"
"I don't know exactly, it might be the orcs, these mountains are riddled with them but it may be something else. Lord Elrond might know but for some strange reason, Elladan and Elrohir won't let me anywhere near him or Andúnë. I don't whether it's because they despise vampires or what but it is starting to scare me, I feel I'm losing my friends and well, adoptive family. I could ask Glorfindel when he gets back from his patrol but that requires me getting to him before the twins." Lira answered.
"What about your cousins, Ardoron and Rusc?" Jasper – Edward's youngest brother – asked.
"They left; they live in Mirkwood now with Lego . . . Nuinlanthir and Narulas. I haven't seen them in a few months now." Lira answered, avoiding Legolas' name. It still caused her great pain to remember the one that had led her to where she was now, a vampire. It was a long and tiring tale of betrayal, love, battles and depressingly, death. In a battle against the Valar Námo and Irmo, Legolas had been slain by a vampire but none of who were involved in Lira's life nowadays.
In the following hours after Legolas' death, Lira had begun to fade before Yavanna stopped it by means of revealing Lira's destiny. The Valar had said that Lira was destined to lose Legolas and fade unless she was saved by one means: if she was bitten by a vampire. It had seemed grim at the time and when they – being the residents of Imladris – had found out, many had been disinclined to acquiesce the request. They had all been too late; Lira had left with Edward and his family.
"The shortage of animals is nothing compared to what else we found." Emmett exclaimed.
"What else did you find?" Lira asked, would it be something funny or had they found something that would give Elrond reason to worry?
"Well, we found a group of travellers," Emmett began slowly.
"And . . . what happened?" Lira asked.
"They were all dead," Alice finished.
"Dead? What? How?" Lira asked hastily.
"We don't know but it wasn't normal, these travellers weren't killed by orcs, we don't know what they were killed by though, it could've been many things." Carlisle continued.
"But you don't need to worry." Esme said before she shot warning glares at the others. "Everything will be fine as long as Lord Elrond finds out soon and begins trying to work out the problem."
"But Esme, Elrohir and Elladan refuse to let any of us within a ten foot radius of Elrond, the closest we'd be able to get to him is via a letter . . ." Lira trailed off.
"What is it Lira?" Alice asked.
"Write him a letter, explain everything, ask him to send the twins and any reinforcements they have on a patrol, leave a clear path." Lira muttered to herself. She looked up at the others who all bore expressions of extreme confusion.
"What if it doesn't work? What if the twins read the letter before it gets to Elrond?" Emmett asked hastily.
"Give it to Elrond personally," Lira answered.
"But the twins won't let us anywhere near him!" Alice exclaimed.
"The twins guard their father like a bank vault during the day but we can still get to him at night. Sneak into his bedroom and put the letter on his pillow or something of the likeness. The twins will be completely oblivious to the contact." Lira explained. Nobody spoke for a long moment before Edward broke the silence.
"Well, I think it's a good idea."
"Of course you do, your girlfriend suggested it," Jasper muttered under his breath and Edward heard it. Without hesitation, Edward tackled Jasper but his youngest brother was too quick, before the others could blink, the brawl escaped the confines of Lira's room and out into an un-expecting Imladris.
Carlisle, Emmett, Rosalie, Lira and Alice all ran after Edward and Jasper as they ran through the corridors of the Last Homely House. Eventually, Edward and Jasper allowed their fight to remain in the courtyard of Imladris. Eventually, Edward pinned Jasper to the ground. Lira and the others had skidded to a halt and could clearly hear what Edward whispered threateningly.
"If you ever even dare to say something like that about Lira and I again I swear I will personally rip you to shreds Jasper Hale!"
"What is going on here?!" Elladan yelled as he pushed through the crowd of gathered elves. He soon laid eyes on Lira and the Cullens that remained looking civilized. "Oh, you lot, I should've known." Elladan said smugly. "There's nothing to see here everyone, you can go back to your business." Elladan then turned to Lira who had walked forward and unsheathed her sword.
"You've changed Elladan, in fact . . . I don't know whether I'm the monster or not nowadays. We were friends once Elladan and I haven't changed my perspective on that . . . until now." Lira said depressedly. "What happened to the Elladan I know?"
"I'm only doing this because I don't want Elrohir or Andúnë getting hurt, they've already lost two of their friends to you." Elladan retorted.
"Zakari and Legolas' deaths weren't my fault!" Lira yelled. "What is it about me being a vampire that you don't like?! What is it Elladan?"
"It's not about you being a vampire; it's about how dangerous you and your new family are to Imladris. You brought this upon yourself Lira, exile." Elladan answered with a smirk. He knew this would hit a nerve but he didn't know it would hit him back. Lira threw a strong punch at the elf sending him back into a wall. Lira advanced on Elladan and raised her sword.
"Words are like spears Elladan, once they leave your mouth, they can't be taken back. I thought you knew that, I thought you were my friend but apparently not." Lira whispered tearfully. This wasn't because of Jasper, she knew that he was as angry as the rest of them right now at Elladan's actions, these were her own emotions. "I daren't imagine what Elrond will say about this for it causes me too much pain. I never thought an elf would break me but apparently I was wrong." Lira then dropped her sword and sprinted off to the one place only Edward – or Legolas – would find her.
Edward scowled at Elladan. "Now you've done it you stupid elf!" he spat before he ran off, Alice, Esme and Rosalie following. Elladan didn't move as he watched the vampires slowly disappear, Carlisle taking Emmett and Jasper back to Lira's room to wait for the others. The vampires wouldn't be welcome in public until this blew over, if it ever did.
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The Codcast: Auburndale whistleblowers
Today's Codcast features the TransitMatters guys who put the brakes on an $11 million MBTA redesign of the Auburndale commuter rail station that was going to improve handicap accessibility but result in poorer service on the Framingham-Worcester Line.
I don't think the average rider really cares if they get a seat or a prompt ride.
leviramsey wrote:One thing of interest was that a very-delayed P512 held for a few minutes at CP11 to "wait for an outbound" (P511), though we continued on through the Newtons and met P511 at the interlocking west of Yawkey (CP4?). I didn't really note the time and how delayed P512 (which had very heavy ridership for, I'm guessing, the tall ships with lots of families on board) was, but either way that was a potentially very long hold for either P511 or P512 and underscores the need for an interlocking (maybe CP7?) between Newtonville and Boston Landing.
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For the present moment, there are no speed restrictions on Framingham-Worcester for passenger trains. And the tie replacement / railbed resurfacing jobs are all complete! Hooray!
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Of course we crave creamy rice dishes complete with decadent sauces. We're not CRAZY! But risotto is typically a calorie and fat catastrophe. Not ours, thanks to a secret ingredient: CAULIFLOWER! So much for secrets... Enjoy!
2 cups finely chopped cauliflower
1 1/2 cups fat-free vegetable broth
1 1/2 cups thinly sliced baby bella mushrooms
1 1/2 cups thinly sliced white mushrooms
1 cup diced onion
3/4 cup uncooked brown rice
1 tsp. chopped garlic
1 tsp. Italian seasoning
1/4 tsp. salt, or more to taste
1/8 tsp. black pepper, or more to taste
4 tsp. reduced-fat Parmesan-style grated topping
2 wedges The Laughing Cow Light Creamy Swiss cheese
Optional garnish: chopped parsley
In a medium-large nonstick pot, combine all ingredients except Parm-style topping and cheese wedges. Add 3/4 cup water. Stir until well mixed. Bring to a boil.
Reduce heat to medium low. Cover and simmer for about 35 minutes, until rice is cooked and veggies are tender.
Add Parm-style topping and cheese wedges, breaking the wedges into pieces. Cook and stir until cheese has melted and is evenly distributed. Serve and enjoy!
Serving Size: 1/4th of recipe (about 1 cup) Calories: 205 Fat: 2.5g Sodium: 585mg Carbs: 39g Fiber: 3.5g Sugars: 5g Protein: 7.5g PointsPlus® value 5*
It's tempting to order restaurant dishes you think you'd never be able to make at home. Most risotto is made by slowly cooking fancy rice in broth thickened by its own starch. Not exactly everyday easy. But all the same, don't get suckered in by that creamy rice dish on the menu! It's a fat-packed frenzy! Yes, even veggie versions. According to Wikipedia, the rice is first quickly cooked in a mixture of butter or olive oil to "coat each grain in a film of fat." ACK! Luckily, our swap is neither labor intensive nor a nutritional fright-fest. We whittled down the cook time to under an hour, and it simply simmers all on its own. (No need to stir every five seconds.) We use finely chopped cauliflower to super-size the base, plus tons of mushrooms for flavor and further super-sizing! Add some creamy cheese and Parm-style topping... We're getting hungry just talking about it! Maybe it's time you took risotto off that list of dishes you wouldn't make yourself... Our faux-sotto should change your mind. (P.S. Try our original pumpkin version and this shrimp one too!)
Serving Size: 1 cup Calories: 480 Fat: 20g Sodium: 982mg Carbs: 60g Fiber: 2.5g Sugars: 5g Protein: 11g PointsPlus® value 12*
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Steep Senate path opens for GOP
Tom Harkin's Saturday retirement announcement is the latest early break for Republicans in their long-shot bid to seize control of the Senate in 2014.
The move puts Iowa in play and comes on the heels of Democratic Sen. Jay Rockefeller's retirement in West Virginia, which gave Republicans a likely pickup. Another potential Democratic retirement in a red state looms in South Dakota, where Sen. Tim Johnson is expected to decide soon whether to pursue a third term. And in Massachusetts, a new poll shows Republican Scott Brown — who's mulling whether to run for Senate this year or governor in 2014 — up by double digits in a potential race for the seat of Democrat John Kerry, who will likely be confirmed as secretary of state.
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Democrats warn it's way too early to start predicting 2014 outcomes, pointing to early forecasts that 2012 would be a banner year for Republicans. Their unexpectedly heavy losses in November mean Republicans essentially would have to run the table next year to win the majority. But exits by Rockefeller and Harkin — and potentially Johnson — brighten what's already a favorable outlook for Senate Republicans in the midterms.
( Also on POLITICO: Harkin retirement: Jump ball in Iowa)
"These cycles are long, but clearly, it's been a good couple weeks," said former National Republican Senatorial Committee Executive Director Rob Jesmer, who just joined FP1 Strategies. "It's good for the NRSC, especially after a disappointing election. This will help with fundraising and jump-start some enthusiasm that would have taken more time otherwise."
"An open seat is an open seat. It's really hard to beat incumbents, so when you get an open seat, it automatically vaults a seat up to a level that's more competitive than it would have been otherwise," he added. "Iowa was not on the map 48 hours ago, and now it's on the map. And that's a big deal."
Democratic strategists highlight their incumbents who appear likely to run again in red states where retirements could have proved devastating, including Max Baucus of Montana, Mark Pryor of Arkansas, Mary Landrieu of Louisiana, Mark Begich of Alaska and Kay Hagan of North Carolina.
( PHOTOS: 13 things more popular than Congress)
In the past decade, only three Democratic incumbents have lost reelection: Tom Daschle of South Dakota in 2004, along with Russ Feingold of Wisconsin and Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas in 2010.
The majority party continues to be in a strong position. Republicans need to gain six seats and the developments in the past few weeks would not get them there. Even if Brown were to run in and win a special election this year, he would be on the ballot again next year.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and other party leaders are encouraging senators who are going to retire to do so early in the cycle.
"If retirements are going to happen at all, it's helpful for them to happen early," said J.B. Poersch, the former executive director of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and an adviser to the Senate-focused outside group Majority PAC. "There's plenty of time to respond. So we can find good candidates."


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By signing up to receive AMA Action Alerts, you will be notified when and how you can make a difference on important issues. Click here to see the most recent AMA Action Alerts, and click here to sign up.
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Pickerington, Ohio: The AMA is pleased to announce that Maggie McNally was unanimously elected chair of the AMA Board of Directors at its meeting in Indianapolis on Feb. 16. McNally, of Albany, N.Y., was elected vice chair in December 2011 and has been a member of the board since 2009, representing individual AMA members in the Northeast Region. With her election, she becomes the first woman to lead the AMA board in the association's 89-year history.
"I'm honored that my fellow AMA board members have chosen me as chair, and I'm humbled by the historical significance of a woman taking this office," McNally said. "At the end of the day, however, the important thing is not the gender of the board's chair, rather it is the united commitment by the board and the AMA staff to carry out our mission to better protect and promote motorcycling. Doing so enables us to nimbly and ably meet the needs of our existing and future members."
McNally succeeds South Central Region Board Member Stan Simpson, who did not seek re-election as chair. Simpson, who remains on the board, was elected to the AMA Board of Directors in 2005 and served as its chair from 2007-2013. In 2008, he was recognized as the AMA Motorcyclist of the Year.
Also at the meeting, AMA Business Member Russel Brenan of Kawasaki was elected vice chair, and Ken Ford of the Southeast Region was elected assistant treasurer. Members elected at-large to serve on the executive committee were Perry King of the Northwest Region and business member John Ulrich of Roadracing World. At the AMA Business Member meeting earlier that same day, Scott Miller of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company and Brenan were re-elected to the AMA board.
Washington, D.C.: In response to concerns expressed by the AMA and power equipment makers, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued new guidelines to help ensure that motorcyclists and others don't inadvertently use E15 fuel. On Feb. 7, the EPA posted a new option for retailers on its website's "E15: Misfueling Mitigation Plans" page to try to avoid misfueling by consumers.
Under the new option, retailers who use a blender pump to sell E15 and E10 fuel through the same hose must also have a separate E10/E0 fuel pump. Those retailers would be required to have a label on the blender pump that reads: "Passenger Vehicles Only. Use in Other Vehicles, Engines and Equipment May Violate Federal Law." Retailers would also be required to have signs indicating the location of the dedicated E10-or-lower fuel pump. There would be no minimum-fuel-purchase requirement at that pump.
Retailers who want to sell E15 also have the option of having a dedicated E15 pump or hose, or a pump that dispenses E15 and higher ethanol blends through a single hose. If a blender pump dispenses multiple fuels that include E15 and higher ethanol blends, the EPA may require a minimum purchase requirement.
Washington, D.C.: The Coalition for Recreational Trails, a federation of national and regional trail-related organizations, has announced its 2013 achievement awards to recognize outstanding trail projects funded by the national Recreational Trails Program. The awards will be presented in Washington, D.C., during Great Outdoors Week in June as part of the Coalition's ongoing effort to build awareness and appreciation of this highly successful program, which has greatly enhanced the quantity and quality of trail experiences available to the public.
Award winners will be selected from projects nominated by public agencies, trail administrators or other project sponsors. Projects must be completed in order to receive an award, but projects completed before 2005 are ineligible. Project award categories include: construction and design; maintenance and rehabilitation; education and communication initiatives; accessibility enhancement; multiple-use management or "corridor sharing;" environment/wildlife compatibility; and use of youth conservation/service corps.
This year, for only the second time, those making nominations are encouraged to solicit support from their members of Congress – both U.S. representatives and U.S. senators – to build awareness of excellence in RTP-funded projects and the RTP program itself. Additional information can be found on the nomination form.
The nomination form and any supporting materials, including pictures, should be returned by March 29 to the chair of the Coalition's Awards Committee: Duane Taylor, Director of Federal Affairs, Motorcycle Industry Council, 1235 South Clark Street, Suite 600, Arlington, VA 22202. If you have any questions, please call him at (703) 416-0444 or send an email to email@example.com. Winners will be notified no later than April 30.
Eastern Kern County, Calif.: The Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Division has proposed a plan to acquire and manage 59 privately owned parcels (approximately 28,275 acres) in Kern County, Calif.,from ReNu Resources, a private company that owns and manages agricultural land in California. The parcels are largely interspersed with lands owned by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
Property management includes visitor activities, maintenance and operations, resource management, minor projects, and special events. These activities could involve minor ground- disturbance activities such as the installation of fencing, signage, vault toilets, or re-routing of recreational trails. No changes in land uses or significant site improvements are proposed. No expansion of open riding or the existing route network is proposed. No new points of access to the project property or changes to open range grazing are proposed.
The OHMVR Division has prepared a Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Eastern Kern County Acquisition project and is requesting comments on its contents. The Draft EIR is available for public review and comment for 45 days, which began on Feb. 15. Your response should be sent at the earliest possible date, but no later than April 1. Instructions on how to provide comment can be found in the Notice of Availability document.
In addition, the OHMVR Division encourages all interested individuals, organizations, and agencies to attend the public hearing for the Eastern Kern County Property Acquisition on Saturday, March 16, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Holiday Inn Express, 901 Capitol Hills Parkway, Tehachapi, CA 93561.
Los Angeles: Thanks to a software update to the cameras, the ExpressLanes on the I-110 & I-10 freeways now recognize standard (non-vanity) motorcycle license plates, ensuring riders won't receive a notice for not having a transponder. The recently opened I-10 lanes run for 14 miles along the freeway, between Union Station in downtown Los Angeles to the 605 Freeway in El Monte and the I-110, also known as the Harbor Freeway, connects San Pedro with downtown Los Angeles.
Riders who have opened motorcycle-only accounts will be notified by email and issued refunds when they return the transponder.
Moreno Valley, Calif.: The U.S. Bureau of Land Management's California Desert District is soliciting nominations from the public for five members of its California Desert District Advisory Council to serve three-year terms. The council's 15 members provide advice and recommendations to the BLM on the management of 11 million acres of public land in eight counties of Southern California.
The council meets in formal session three to four times each year in various locations throughout the California Desert District. Council members serve without compensation, other than travel expenses. Members serve three-year terms and may be nominated for reappointment for an additional three-year term. The secretary selects council nominees consistent with the requirements of Federal Land Policy and Management Act and the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA), which require nominees appointed to the council be balanced in terms of points of view and representative of the various interests concerned with the management of the public lands within the area for which the council is established.
Any group or individual may nominate a qualified person based upon education, training, and knowledge of the BLM, the California Desert, and the issues involving BLM-administered public lands throughout Southern California. Qualified individuals also may nominate themselves. The nomination form is on the Desert Advisory Council webpage at www.blm.gov/ca/st/en/info/rac/dac.html.
Nominations should be sent to Teresa A. Raml, District Manager, BLM California Desert District, 22835 Calle San Juan De Los Lagos, Moreno Valley, CA 92553. For further information, please contact David Briery, BLM California Desert District External Affairs, (951) 697-5220 or via e-mail at email@example.com.
Sacramento, Calif.: The sponsor of a California Senate bill that would have restricted the current practice of lane-splitting by motorcyclists will place the bill on hold from consideration for 2013. Lane-splitting by motorcyclists in California is recognized by the California Highway Patrol and helps ease traffic flow.
An aide to state Sen. Jim Beall (D-San Jose), who sponsored S.B. 350, confirmed in an email to the AMA that the bill would be put on hold, pending the results of a University of California-Berkeley safety study expected later this year. The bill, introduced Feb. 20, would have allowed lane-splitting only in certain instances: on divided highways with three or more lanes of travel in the same direction, only when traffic is congested and only at "a safe" speed.
Nick Haris, AMA western states representative, noted that lane-splitting has been an accepted custom and necessary strategy to ease traffic congestion in California for years. He noted that Beall's bill proposed a sudden and significant shift in traffic management strategies in the state with respect to motorcycles, which could have had a serious impact on traffic flow.
Boulder, Colo.: the Outdoor Industry Association recently released figures quantifying the economic impact of outdoor recreation in all 50 states, with a separate report for each state that tallies direct spending, jobs, salaries and tax revenue. This data demonstrates that outdoor recreation is an important driver of state economies, supporting jobs, businesses and communities.
The state-by-state figures expand upon a national report OIA published in June 2012, which found that nationally Americans spend $646 billion each year on outdoor recreation, directly supporting 6.1 million jobs and generating nearly $80 billion in tax revenue.
OIA commissioned Southwick Associates, a research firm that specializes in shooting sports, hunting, angling, natural resource and environmental economics, to perform the research. The Motorcycle Industry Council and National Marine Manufacturers Association contributed funding and data to support this study.
The national report, as well as a one-page fact sheet for each state, is available on the OIA website at outdoorindustry.org/recreationeconomy.
Springfield, Ill.: The secretary of state would administer a program to set standards and establish training for volunteers to become certified motorcycle road guards, under House Bill 1539, sponsored by Rep. Kenneth Dunkin (D-Chicago). A motorcycle road guard would have the authority to stop and direct traffic during a motorcycle group ride if certain conditions were met.
Under another Dunkin proposal, House Bill 2253, the owner of property used as a cycle rider safety training course would have immunity from civil action for any injury or death to persons or damage to property that occurs during instruction or training on the training course.
Topeka, Kan.: House Bill 2318, offered by the House Transportation Committee, would authorize the use of FMVSS-compliant motorcycle headlamp modulation systems and permit the addition and use of body or wheel lamps of any color that are visible from the sides of the motorcycle but not the front or rear.
Lansing, Mich.: Operators of bicycles, mopeds, and two- and three-wheeled motorcycles could proceed with caution through an automated stoplight if, after being stopped for one full cycle of the automated stoplight or 60 seconds, the automated stoplight fails to detect their vehicle, under House Bill 4265, sponsored by Rep. Mike Shirkey (R-Columbia).
Jefferson City, Mo.: Law enforcement agencies would be barred from establishing a roadside checkpoint or roadblock pattern based on a particular vehicle type, including the establishment of motorcycle-only checkpoints, under House Bill 594, sponsored by Rep. Robert Cornejo (R-St. Peters). The bill doesn't prohibit roadside checkpoints for commercial motor vehicles or any other type of checkpoint or roadblock established and operated in accordance with the provisions of the United States Constitution and the Missouri Constitution.


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Henri Schradieck
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Henri Schradieck's first teacher was his father. Schradieck made his highly acclaimed recital debut at the age of five. In 1854, Schradieck became a student of the Brussels Conservatory and soon won the premier prix in violin performance. Schradieck also was a student of Ferdinand David in Leipzig. In 1859, Schradieck assumed the position of violin professor at the Moscow Conservatory. In 1862, Schradieck was appointed concertmaster of the Hamburg Philharmonic Society Orchestra. In 1883, Schradieck assumed professorship at the Cincinnati College of Music. Schradieck's methods are widely used by the modern violinists.
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The agent for swingman Mickael Pietrus, placed on waivers by the Suns on Thursday, said four teams are most interested in picking him up once he clears waivers Saturday, with league sources strongly believing the 29-year-old will sign with the Celtics.
The Celtics are desperately hoping that Pietrus will clear waivers. Boston's need for a defensive wing player is profound, and the Celtics know Pietrus well from his days with the Magic. Pietrus killed the Celtics off the bench in the 2009 Eastern Conference semifinal series, averaging 12 points in 25 minutes. He scored 17 points in three games of the series, including going six of seven from the floor, making all three of his 3-point attempts, in Orlando's Game 7 win at Boston.
But agent Bill McCandless said Friday morning that he thought there was a "15 percent" chance that a team would claim Pietrus off of waivers before he clears. But that team would have to pay Pietrus the $4.2 million on his original contract (that is pro-rated for the 66-game regular season this year; Pietrus originally was to make $5.3 million this season). Pietrus and the Suns worked out a buyout that will pay him $3 million of the $4.2 million once he clears waivers; after that he'd be free to negotiate a new contract with the team that signs him.
Currently the most teams are offering Pietrus is the "mini" mid-level exception for teams that are more than $4 million above the luxury tax threshold of $70 million. The mini mid-level can run as many as three years and a little more than $9 million total. Pietrus, who was a key contributor during the Magic's run to The Finals in 2009, wants to play for a contending team and is willing to take a little less than may be available to do so.
"In this case, cap space is a little less relevant," McCandless said. "If you're on a team that's successful, then you're successful."
McCandless said that Pietrus got a clean bill of health from an independent medical examination on his right knee on Wednesday. The Suns had originally dealt Pietrus to Toronto earlier this month for a protected second-round pick, but the deal was voided when Pietrus's knee swelled up after working out in Toronto. The Raptors then signed veteran Rasual Butler and got forward Gary Forbes from Denver via offer sheet. The independent physician "said he's fine and ready to go," McCandless said.
The Suns were still trying to work out a trade for Pietrus when they reached the buyout with him, and were not happy with his comportment while in Phoenix. Pietrus came there last season as part of the trade that sent center Marcin Gortat to Phoenix in exchange for Hedo Turkoglu going back to Orlando. Pietrus played in 38 games last season for Phoenix, averaging 7.4 points in a little more than 18 minutes a game, almost all of those as a reserve.
"You know the old saying, 'all's well that ends well?'," Suns GM Lon Babby said. "In this case, it's 'all's well that ends.' "


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This is the 15th in a series of posts on Booby Traps, made possible by the generous support of Motherlove Herbal Company.
We're getting close to the end of our birth-related Booby Traps series on the Best for Babes Blog, but I'd be remiss if I didn't mention two lesser known causes of low milk production which derive from birth experiences: postpartum hemorrhage and retained placenta.
Of course, no one knowingly lays these problems as traps for you. But we think that the fact that their affect on milk production is poorly recognized constitutes a potential Booby Trap.™
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Retained placenta.
You probably know that the body's signal to start the production of mature milk is the birth of your placenta. This triggers the release of hormones which are necessary for you to start producing mature milk. But when that separation is incomplete – leaving fragments of the placenta intact in the uterus – the signal is interrupted.
In Diana West and Lisa Marasco's excellent book, The Breastfeeding Mother's Guide to Making More Milk, the authors describe the case of one mother who sought help because of very low milk supply. Two weeks later her baby was gulping contentedly at the breast. What had happened?
When asked if there were any significant changes that week, Marie responded, "Well, I did have this really weird thing happen last week. I had a lot of cramping and then passed these big clots…" The improvement in milk production occurred soon after this event. Marie remembered that her obstetrician had kept traction on the umbilical cord until the placenta came out. Case solved.
Postpartum hemorrhage/Sheehan's Syndrome.
Blood loss that exceeds the normal range for vaginal birth (up to 500 cc) or cesarean birth (up to 1,000 cc) can place a mother at risk of low milk production.
When a mother experiences a significant hemorrhage during or after a birth, her blood pressure can drop so low that it fails to circulate to her pituitary gland. This can cause some or all of the cells in her pituitary to stop functioning normally. It's the pituitary that secretes key milk making hormones, and when hormone production is affected, milk production can be, too. For this reason, some experts recommend monitoring women who have have suffered postpartum hemorrhage for milk production problems. Blood loss can also create anemia, which is another risk factor for low milk production.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Freshman setter Kelly Johnson was one of several players who enjoyed a homecoming over the weekend in Southern California. Johnson, a Palos Verdes, Calif., native, performed well in front of the hometown fans at the University of San Diego Tournament, and on Tuesday she was rewarded by the Ivy League. Johnson was named the league's Co-Rookie of the Week, sharing the honor with Columbia's Atlanta Moye-McLauren.
Johnson continued to be among the team leaders in several statistical categories after a solid weekend. She notched a triple-double against UC Santa Barbara (10 kills, 10 digs and 23 assists) and followed up the next day with eight kills against No. 17 San Diego and five kills and four digs against Fresno State.
"Kelly is a very gifted player," said Yale head coach Erin Appleman. "She can contribute in a number of different ways."
In addition, Mollie Rogers was named to the Honor Roll. Rogers, a San Diego native, also was playing close to home. She was named to the all-tournament team after averaging 2.7 kills and 3.40 digs per set.
The Bulldogs have a pair of games this week. They host Albany on Wednesday at 7 p.m. and then open league play on Saturday at Brown at 2 p.m.
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This matbag is made out of very strong POL 600D. The 6mm YKK zipper opens up the bag along the whole length and both ends to make it easier to stowage the yoga mat.
It also has a two pockets on top oif each other: One big pocket on the outside with a strong velcro closure and a smaller pocket with zipper.
We have added a strip of 3M Scotchlite to the carryingstrap to make you more visible in the traffic on your way to the yoga studio.The carrying straps are easily adjustable depending how thick clothes you wear on your way to the yoga lesson.
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Brand: Yogalife
Size: 69x19cm
Weight: 0,33 kg
During the photo session we filled the bag with our big mat (66x250cm).
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Weight: 0,33 kg


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Graduates from Yoga studies can now further their career to meet the increased demand for Yoga Teachers. This course is designed to equip you with all of the necessary skills to develop and deliver classes, building upon the foundation of your preferred yoga styles. It will also complement other natural healing and counselling courses.
Course Syllabus
Course Requirements
There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment on this course. It is available to all students, of all academic backgrounds.
Study Hours
This is only an approximate figure and is dependant upon how much time you can dedicate to your studies and how well you grasp the learning concepts in the course material. Furthermore, at the end of each lesson there is a question paper that needs to be completed and returned to your tutor. You should allow at least 1 - 2 hours of study to complete each question paper.
The approximate amount of time required to complete the course is: 110 hrs.
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Assessment Method
After each lesson there will be a question paper, which needs to be completed and submitted to your personal tutor for marking. This method of continual assessment ensures that your personal tutor can consistently monitor your progress and provide you with assistance throughout the duration of the course.
What's Included
On completion of your course, you will receive two certificates:
Certificate 1 is issued by Stonebridge Associated Colleges: Yoga Teacher Diploma
Yoga Teacher Diploma issued by Stonebridge Associated Colleges, to view a sample of the college's award, please click here.
Certificate 2 is issued by ABC Awards: Level 3 Yoga Teacher Certificate of Achievement
At the end of this course successful learners will receive a Certificate of Achievement by ABC Awards and a Learner Unit Summary (which lists the details of all the units you have completed as part of your course).
The course has been endorsed under the ABC Awards' Quality Licence Scheme. This means that Stonebridge Associated Colleges have undergone an external quality check to ensure that the organisation and the courses it offers, meet certain quality criteria. The completion of this course alone does not lead to an Ofqual regulated qualification but may be used as evidence of knowledge and skills towards regulated qualifications in the future. The unit summary can be used as evidence towards Recognition of Prior Learning if you wish to progress your studies in this sector. To this end the learning outcomes of the course have been benchmarked at Level 3 against level descriptors published by Ofqual, to indicate the depth of study and level of difficulty involved in successful completion by the learner.
The course itself has been designed by Stonebridge Associated Colleges to meet specific learners' or employers' requirements. ABC Awards' endorsement involves a robust and rigorous quality audit by external inspectors to ensure quality is consistently met. A regular review of courses is carried out as part of the endorsement process.
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ABC Awards is a leading national Awarding Organisation, regulated by Ofqual, and the Welsh Government[1]. They have a comprehensive portfolio of over 650 Ofqual regulated qualifications on the national Qualifications and Credit framework (QCF). It has a long-established reputation for developing and awarding high quality vocational qualifications across a wide range of industries. As a registered charity, ABC Awards combines 180 years of examination and assessment expertise but also implements a responsive, flexible and innovative approach to the needs of our customers.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) — Opening Day, always a festive occasion in St. Louis, is a little melancholy this time around. There was no Stan Musial for the first time in many years.
The Cardinals' opener Monday against Cincinnati was the first game at Busch Stadium since Musial died in January at age 92 after years of declining health.
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Pre-game ceremonies were mostly a tribute to The Man. Musial's four children unveiled a marker on the left field wall honoring their father — his No. 6 inside a red circle with his signature across it. Fans stood, many with hats over their hearts, during a video tribute.
Even the national anthem paid homage to Musial's passion, since it was performed by harmonica players with the Gateway Harmonica Club, of which Musial was an honorary member.
Activities also included two pep rallies outside the stadium. Inside, the Budweiser Clydesdales circled the warning track followed by the parade of Hall of Famers in red Mustangs and wearing red blazers — Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, Red Schoendienst, Ozzie Smith, Bruce Sutter and Whitey Herzog. Ceremonial first pitches were thrown by two members of the 2006 championship team, Jason Isringhausen and Jim Edmonds.
Musial spent his entire 22-year career with the Cardinals, his 3,630 hits split evenly with 1,815 at home at 1,815 on the road. He won seven NL batting championships, three MVPs, and played on three World Series winners.
Musial was a revered figure in St. Louis as much for his kind and gentle spirit as for his baseball prowess, always smiling, always ready to pull the harmonica from his pocket.
Gary Leonard of St. Louis County stood outside the ballpark shortly before the game playing the harmonica in tribute to Musial, and wearing Musial jersey.
"It doesn't seem like a real Opening Day without him here," Leonard said.
Johnathan Hart of St. Charles has been coming to Opening Day since Musial was still playing.
"No one says St. Louis like Stan," Hart said. "This is a happy day but a little sad."
Even as his health deteriorated, Musial managed to make it to the ballpark every opening day and every postseason. His final appearance was prior to Game 4 of the 2012 NLCS against the Giants, when the frail legend rode a golf cart around the warning track before the game.
Since Musial's death, Missouri lawmakers have voted to name a new Mississippi River bridge under construction at St. Louis in his honor. The Illinois Legislature must also approve. A statue in his likeness already stands at the front of Busch Stadium.
The tributes aren't over. The Cardinals will wear a No. 6 patch honoring Musial all season. And at "Stan Musial Night" on Friday, every fan will get a harmonica. During the seventh-inning stretch, they'll join together to play "Take Me Out to the Ball Game."
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