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UMass Cranberry Station
Anne Louise Averill
(413) 545-1054 (office phone/voice mail)
Postdoctoral Research, Department of Entomology
Research program A component of my research focuses on fundamental questions in behavior and ecology of cranberry/blueberry insects, particularly the Vaccinium specialists, cranberry weevil (Anthonomus musculus) and cranberry fruitworm (Acrobais vaccinii). I also study pollination, honey bee abundance and native (non-Apis) bee diversity in cranberry. I am evaluating impacts of agricultural practices on pollinator health and conservation and working with collaborators to develop molecular methods for determination of pathogen ID and level in both wild and commercial non-Apis (e.g. bumble bees and leafcutter bees).
Teaching experience--University of Massachusetts/Amherst I have served as major advisor for 14 graduate students and have been a member of 31 graduate student committees
Courses taught:
Notestine, M., S. L. Haire, S. Chen, and A.L. Averill. Effects of agricultural intensification on native pollinators of Massachusetts cranberry (in preparation for Conservation Biology)
Tewari, S. and A. L. Averill. Feeding injury to apical meristem of cranberry uprights by Dasineura oxycoccana (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) reduces flowering in the next growing season (in preparation for J. Economic Entomology)
Caruso, F.L., A.C. Schilder, J.J. Polashock, and A.L. Averill (eds). 2011. Compendium of blueberry, cranberry, and lingonberry diseases and insects, 2nd edition. American Phytopathological Society, St. Paul, MN (accepted, in review)
Szendrei, S., A.L. Averill, H. Alborn, C. Rodriguez-Saona. 2011. Identification and field evaluation of semiochemically-based attractants for the cranberry weevil, Anthonomus musculus Say (Coleoptera: Curculionidae). J. Chemical Ecology: published online 29 March 2011.
Morkeski, A. and A.L. Averill. 2010. Wild bee status and evidence for pathogen spillover with honey bees. American Bee Journal November: 1049-1052.
Welch, A., F. Drummond, S. Tewari, A.L. Averill, J.P. Burand. 2009. Presence and prevalence of viruses in local and migratory honey bees (Apis mellifera) in Massachusetts. Applied and Environmental Microbiology 75(24): 7862-7865.
Robbins, P.S., S.R. Alm, C.D. Armstrong, A.L. Averill & 40 additional authors, alphabetically listed. 2007. Trapping Phyllophaga spp. (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Melolonthinae) in the United States and Canada using sex attractants. J. Insect Sciences www.insectscience.org vol. 6: Article 39 (144 pp).
E.J. Wenninger and A.L. Averill. 2006. Influence of body and genital morphology on relative male fertilization success in oriental beetle. Behavioral Ecology 17: 656-663.
P.S. Robbins, A. Zhang, A.L. Averill, C.E. Linn, Jr., W.L. Roelofs, M.M. Sylvia, and M.G. Villani. 2006. Sex pheromone of the cranberry root grub Lichnanthe vulpina. Journal of Chemical Ecology. 32: 1663-1672.
E.J. Wenninger and A.L. Averill. 2006. Effects of delayed mating on reproductive output of female oriental beetle Anomala orientalis (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae). Agricultural and Forest Entomology. 8: 221-231.
L. A. F. Teixera and A.L. Averill. 2006. Evaluation of flooding for cultural control of Sparganothis sulfureana (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) in cranberry bogs. Environmental Entomology 35: 670-675.
E.J. Wenninger and A.L. Averill. 2006. Mating disruption of oriental beetle (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) in cranberry using retrievable point-source dispensers of sex pheromone. Environmental Entomology 35: 458-464.


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tall . Her size corresponds approximately to a 2 years old child.
I additionally carved a tiny doll toy (it is only 2 cm tall). The doll toy is naked but has a yellow cap. I made a very small infant bed for the doll toy. The bed is also in the colors of yellow and pink. It is so small that it can easily be placed on the tip of my finger.
Oh so, colourful dreams! :-)

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+ I have a hard core crush on these lamps from Pier 1. When I went to the store the other day, they had a 35% off lamps deal going on, but were all out of the honey comb styled ones. Sigh.
+ This chair needs to be in my life. Such an elegant tufted slipper chair.
+ I don't know if this quote could be any more spot on.
+ I have been living in this tee lately. So comfortable, and so versatile.
+ I still want these elephant book ends. I've said it before, and I'll say it again but these are too cute to not have on anyone's shelf.
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Our certified Honda motorcycle shop technicians are ready to fix your Honda Motorcycle right the first time. Turn Socket strives to provide the best service for your Honda motorcycle and take customer satisfaction to the next level.
Repair Services we provide at our Honda motorcycle shop.
- Carburetor Cleaning
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I'm just having so much fun with the Amy Tangerine collection from American Crafts - everything from the fun colors to the awesome design and mix of images. I can't get enough of it and also the collection is perfect for all my travel memories!
and here's the second installment of my trip to Ghent... just having a fun time walking along the canal and enjoying the sun as I take in all the amazing architecture....
I wonder if one of the reason I love this collection so much is because of all the fun embellishments - aren't these dimensional stickers, die cuts (which are must have) and fabric brads just too too cute!
and most importantly, hope you join us this weekend over at Pink Paislee (@ Live Pink Forum) for some fun card challenges to celebrate WCMD 2011 - and the funner part - you'll have 7 chances to win one of the 7 prizes up for grabs. so mark your calendars and see you there!
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oh ha ni is not fool.. that's wat u called falling in love deeply with the man hu is cold hearted and even teases him everyday.. but i think it's kinda sweet, but sometimes frustrating to watch.. but i find it realistic. but they always say that who is always chasing is the who will hurt the most and that's happening in every episode it's like PURELOVE oh hani hwaiting
asdfghjklTalaga? Natikman mo? Matamis?
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hahaha^stupid pinoy detected lol
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..what happened to the tough Oh Ha Ni from episode1.. the Oh Ha Ni that kick the vending machine.. she was really tough that time.. why cant she handle tennis racket now and acts so weak? ..well at least shes not sooo dumb in this version unlike in the chinese and japanese version.
SIWONESTyes, I agree---I really love her outfits and hairstyles.. oh, and those hair pins..really cute <3
HANI beutiful crazy girl ...the scenario is far from the reality. a girl will not wait that long no matter how insane she is and the boy giving her irrelevant hopes. I gues is the korean way of lengthening a Tv-show. I will advice ANYONE to watch other versions of this Tv-show, Japanese (itazura na kiss ) , Chinese (e zuo ju zhi wen ) :)
AnonymousSome girls are willing to wait. Count me in. I've been inlove with that boy for 4 years. Really. Even though he always look down on me :)
i used to have crush on someone too. but at the moment i realized he really uncomfortably with me.. i quickly ran away from be bounce to him. evendo actually he is my best friend. i really need to give him some space. i know hoe stress he is when people talk aout us. but still, i have to let go of him even do i still like him until know. it's been 4 year since i have feelings to him. D:
BabyArmy-BBC-KFCI totally think the opposite ! I like his wavy hair <3 !
coolI like both
OMG IM REALLY SAD IN THIS EPISODE BECAUSE OF JOON GU!!! he's so pitiful.. i really like him i swear ;((, at first i thought he's just a brat.. but seing how hard he's working for her and his love for her is innocent and pure, i really like a man like him a lot.. i hope she realize how hard he's working for her and how gentle his feeling's towards her :))
asndaksndshe's just cant let him go no matter what, thats why i hate her.. i know he's always appear infront of her but if i were her i will quit tennis club and whenever he's showing i will run away and never appear infront of him anymore no matter what, cause i have swore to my life to forget him and move on
cutezraihanaMe too. Sp sad this episod. I was cried.
woodland32if you think about it he is just like she is he cannot let her go and she can not let kim hyun joong go
ambiaikr shes such a bitchh -____-
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Ok so a let us start by saying how bad we are when it comes to talking about ourselves so with that in mind we thought it might be worth telling you a little more about why we became wedding photographers and what motivates us to keep telling the wonderful stories we get to see every weekend.
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Windows time has two components. First is the Domain Controller. The Domain Controller should be sync'ed to the master NTP server in the environment. Microsoft's excellent document on the steps necessary can be found HERE.
The Windows clients will need to be configured to point to the Domain Controllers (DC's.) If you've never installed any non-Microsoft utilities, you should be OK by just making sure Windows Time is running. However, if it is not running, or something has broken time, these are steps that will help you fix your problems.
Let's check to see if Windows Time is running
sc query w32time
You should get a result such as
SERVICE_NAME: w32time TYPE : 20 WIN32_SHARE_PROCESS STATE : 4 RUNNING (STOPPABLE, NOT_PAUSABLE, ACCEPTS_SHUTDOWN) WIN32_EXIT_CODE : 0 (0x0) SERVICE_EXIT_CODE : 0 (0x0) CHECKPOINT : 0x0 WAIT_HINT : 0x0
If you don't, start services.msc and start the service and set it to Automatic
Now let's make sure that the server is setup correctly. Check to see if the domain server is our time server. Note the ":" is part of the command.
C:\WINDOWS>nltest /dsgetdc:
Look for the flag "TIMESERV." This indicates that the Domain Controller is our Time Server.
DC: \\myDomainController.domain.com Address: \\10.1.99.19 Dom Guid: 9db0908b-8f45-499f-9c20-49905773f553 Dom Name: domain.com Forest Name: domain.com Dc Site Name: Default-First-Site-Name Our Site Name: Default-First-Site-Name Flags: PDC DS LDAP KDC TIMESERV GTIMESERV WRITABLE DNS_DC DNS_DOMAIN DNS_FOREST CLOSE_SITE The command completed successfully
Check that the client has the correct information
w32tm /dumpreg /subkey:parameters
The only thing to look for is a Type of NT5DS. That's the protocol we use to speak to the the Domain Controller. Any other setting is wrong.
Value Name Value Type Value Data ------------------------------------------------- ServiceMain REG_SZ SvchostEntry_W32Time ServiceDll REG_EXPAND_SZ C:\WINDOWS\system32\w32time.dll NtpServer REG_SZ time.windows.com,0x1 Type REG_SZ NT5DS
To sync the server with the domain controller.
w32tm /resync /rediscover
You should now be getting in sync. You can see your offset shrinking if you type
w32tm /stripchart /computer:myDomainController /samples:5 /dataonly


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14th Festival of Polish Music
Tuesday, July 3, 2018 - Sunday, July 22, 2018
Church of St Catherine and St Margaret
ul. Augustiańska 7
Here, local history is perfectly intertwined with that of the nation: its heyday and tragedies,...
We will hear music ranging from early to contemporary, works known the world over and those still waiting to be discovered, expansive vocal and instrumental compositions and chamber music and duets… But the diverse repertoire has a white-and-red common denominator: that's right, the 14th Festival of Polish Music is here!
Fabulous performers
The festival opens with a monumental piece which serves as a musical chronicle of our history: Krzysztof Penderecki's Polish Requiem. The work dates back to 1980 and the lyrical, melancholy Lacrimosa composed on request of Lech Wałęsa for the unveiling of a memorial dedicated to shipyard workers killed in anti-government riots. This marked the first stage of the creation of the composition which continued to evolve over the next twenty-five years. Its subsequent parts were inspired by current and historical events significant for Poland (such as the Warsaw Uprising of the Second World War and the death of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński). The tenth part, Chaconne per archi, composed in 2005 after the passing of John Paul II, has been described by the composer as the finale of the piece. On 3 July, the Church of St Catherine resounds with soloists Izabella Matuła (soprano), Isabelle Vernet (mezzo-soprano), Wojciech Parchem (tenor), Liudas Mikalauskas (bass) and the Choir and Orchestra of the Kraków Philharmonic under the baton of Maciej Tworek. The performance marks two important anniversaries falling this year: the centenary of Poland regaining independence, and the 85th birthday of the composer.
The Gothic church in Kazimierz is also the setting for Paweł Łukaszewski's oratorio Via Crucis (8 July), composed as a mega-rondo, with each part of the Way of the Cross opening and closing with the same musical theme. It will be performed by Jakub Michalski (narrator), Wojciech Basiakowski (countertenor) Aleksander Zuchowicz (tenor), Jacek Jaskuła (baritone) and the Wrocław Opera Choir and Orchestra. The conductor Marcin Nałęcz-Niesiołowski has described the composition as a "beautiful combination of the new with the traditional". On the same evening we will also hear Wojciech Kilar's Magnificat for soprano (Eliza Kruszczyńska), tenor, bass, mixed choir and orchestra.
Duets, quintets…
Been missing chamber music? No problem! On 12 July, the Aula of Collegium Novum of the Jagiellonian University welcomes the up-and-coming violinist Miranda Liu. Two years ago, before she even turned twenty, the American was appointed concertmaster of the esteemed Hungarian orchestra Concerto Budapest. In Kraków she performs hits of Polish violin music, including Wieniawski's Legend and Szymanowski's Mythes. She is joined by the Hungarian violinist Éva Szalai who also reaches for compositions by her compatriots Liszt and Bartók.
Chamber works for violin and piano (Paderewski, Lutosławski, Nikodemowicz) resound during the concert by Wojciech Pronowicz and Radosław Sobczak (5 July, Manggha Museum Galicia Jewish Museum). The Cracow Duo presents a review of works for cello and piano composed between the 19th and 21st centuries (8 July, Collegium Novum). Finally, Juliusz Zarębski's Piano Quintet in G minor Op. 34, described as the finest achievement of Polish chamber music of the Romanticism, resounds at the Manggha Museum performed by musicians from the Sinfonietta Cracovia orchestra and Piotr Sałajczyk on piano (4 July).
Chopin's world
He believed the human voice to be an imperfect instrument, and his 19 songs were only published after his death. Fryderyk Chopin only wrote them for books of friendship, for beautiful ladies or simply on the spur of a moment. They were inspired by texts by Polish poets, which made the composer happy, or sad, or melancholic… We take a peek into this intimate world of Chopin's emotions with the acclaimed soprano Elżbieta Szmytka accompanied on piano by Grzegorz Biegas (19 July, Collegium Maius).
And of course the Festival of Polish Music wouldn't be the same without Chopin's polonaises, waltzes, mazurkas, nocturnes or scherzos, performed at the Aula of Collegium Novum by Philipp Kopachevsky, soloist at the Moscow Philharmonic (21 July).
Polish motifs
The Polonia overture inspired by the independence uprising in November 1830, the symphony known as Polish with a polonaise in the finale, the Polonia symphonic prelude with excerpts from the Dąbrowski Mazurka – you'd be forgiven for thinking these compositions were penned by Polish composers, but you'd be wrong. In fact they were written by Richard Wagner from Germany, Pyotr Tchaikovsky from Russia and Edward Elgar from England. The works with Poland in their titles are presented during two concerts by the Sinfonia Iuventus Polish Orchestra and guests: on 13 July the musicians are joined by conductor Matteo Pagliari and violinist Małgorzata Wasiucionek who also performs the solo part in Wieniawski's Concerto No. 2 in D minor, while on 20 July the baton is taken over by Su-Han Yang, winner of the 10th Grzegorz Fitelberg International Competition for Conductors.
Zieleński. Contexts
The finale concert takes us back in time to the days of the Vasa dynasty. Capella Cracoviensis under the baton of Jan Tomasz Adamus presents works by Mikołaj Zieleński – composer, organist and bandmaster to the Archbishop of Gniezno at the turn of the 17th century. They will be juxtaposed with compositions by Marcin Mielczewski, Asprilio Pacelli and Heinrich Ignaz von Biber. The early music resounds at the Church of St Catherine on 22 July.
According to Richard Wagner, "Music is the beginning and end of language." And so while we could talk endlessly about the wealth of Polish music, instead let's simply head to the festival and listen to the music! (Barbara Skowrońska)
3 July 2018, 7pm
Church of St Catherine
Izabella Matuła (soprano)
Isabelle Vernet (mezzo-soprano)
Wojciech Parchem (tenor)
Liudas Mikalauskas (bass)
Kraków Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir
Teresa Majka-Pacanek (choirmaster)
Maciej Tworek (conductor)
K. Penderecki Polish Requiem
4 July 2018, 7pm
Manggha Museum
Krzysztof Grzybowski (clarinet)
Piotr Sałajczyk (piano)
Sinfonietta Cracovia
Maciej Lulek (concertmaster)
Karolina Micuła (recitation)
F. Janiewicz/A. Panufnik Divertimento
F. Nowowiejski Death of Ellenai
J. Zarębski Piano Quintet in G minor Op. 34
5 July 2018, 7pm
Galicia Jewish Museum
Wojciech Pronowicz (violin)
Radosław Sobczak (piano)
J. Nikodemowicz Nocturne for violin and piano, Capriccio for violin solo
I.J. Paderewski Sonata for violin and piano Op. 13
K. Penderecki Cadenza
W. Lutosławski Partita for violin and piano
H. Wieniawski Polonaise de concert in D major Op. 4
8 July 2018, noon
Collegium Novum UJ
Cracow Duo: Jan Kalinowski (cello), Marek Szlezer (piano)
F. Chopin Introduction et polonaise brillante Op. 3
W. Żeleński Berceuse Op. 32
K. Szymanowski Prelude Op. 1 No. 1 (arr. G. Bacewicz)
M. Chyrzyński Farewell
Z. Stojowski Sonata in A major Op. 18
8 July 2018, 8pm
Church of St Catherine
Eliza Kruszczyńska (soprano)
Wojciech Basiakowski (countertenor)
Aleksander Zuchowicz (tenor)
Jacek Jaskuła (baritone)
Jakub Michalski (narrator)
Wrocław Opera Orchestra and Choir
Anna Grabowska-Borys (choirmaster)
Marcin Nałęcz-Niesiołowski (conductor)
P. Łukaszewski Via Crucis
W. Kilar Magnificat
12 July 2018, 7pm
Collegium Novum UJ
AEAA Presents
Miranda Liu (violin)
Éva Szalai (piano)
H. Wieniawski Legend, Faustus Op. 20
F. Chopin Variations in B flat major Op. 2, Nocturne in C minor, Op. 48 No. 1
F. Liszt Die drei Zigeuner
K. Szymanowski Mythes Op. 30
F. Chopin/F. Liszt 6 Polish Songs
B. Bartók Romanian Folk Dances
13 July 2018, 7pm
Church of St Catherine
Małgorzata Wasiucionek (violin)
Polish Orchestra Sinfonia Iuventus
Matteo Pagliari (conductor)
R. Wagner Polonia overture
P. Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 3 "Polish"
H. Wieniawski Concerto No. 2 in D minor for violin and orchestra Op. 22
19 July 2018, 7pm
Collegium Novum UJ
Elżbieta Szmytka (soprano)
Grzegorz Biegas (piano)
in programme all songs of F. Chopin
20 July 2018, 7pm
Church of St Catherine
Polish Orchestra Sinfonia Iuventus
Su-Han Yang (conductor)
E. Elgar Polonia Op. 76
I.J. Paderewski Symphony in B minor "Polonia" Op. 24
21 July 2018, 7pm
Collegium Novum UJ
Philipp Kopachevsky (piano)
F. Chopin Polonaise in A flat major Op. 53, Berceuse in D flat major Op. 57, Fantaisie-Impromptu in C sharp minor, Waltz in A flat major Op. 34 No. 1, Waltz in A minor Op. 34 No. 2, Waltz in D flat major Op. 64 No. 1, Waltz in A minor Op. posth., Waltz in C sharp minor Op. 64 No. 2, Mazurka in F major Op. 68 No. 3, Mazurka in A minor Op. 17 No. 4, Mazurka in B flat major Op. 7 No. 1, Mazurka in F sharp minor Op. 59 No. 3, Mazurka in C sharp minor Op. 63 No. 3, Nocturne in E flat major Op. 9 No. 2, Scherzo in B flat minor Op. 31, Scherzo in C sharp minor Op. 39
22 July 2018, 8:30pm
Church of St Catherine
Zieleński. Contexts
Capella Cracoviensis
Jan Tomasz Adamus (conductor)
M. Zieleński In monte Oliveti, Magnificat, Vox in Rama, Terra tremuit et quievit
M. Mielczewski Benedicto et claritas
A. Pacelli Veni sponsa Christi
H.I.F von Biber Missa Alleluja
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The trial of the century did not involve a celebrity or well known public figure. The trial of the century centered around a man with character and integrity unmatched by most men. When the American Legion attacked the union hall in Centralia, Washington on November 19, 1919, it was the first time in history the union men fought back, leaving four soldiers dead. Innocent and unarmed, union man Eugene Barnett stood in the window of the hotel next door, a witness who could not be allowed to talk. "We know you had nothing to do with this," the prosecutor said, "but unless you keep your mouth shut, we're gonna send you up." Barnett had an extraordinary life through a turbulent time in our nation's history. Because of his willingness to sacrifice his life and freedom, every American has been touched by his contributions to our nation's history. Laws, beliefs and lives were transformed by his strength in doing what he believed was right -- to tell the truth. This is the... More > true story of Eugene Barnett.< Less
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Mar 13, 2011Ripples of a Lie offers history in the form of a very good read. First it's the story of a family making its way 100 years ago: through hard work, love and sacrifice; coal mines, company stores and unionization; then needless tragedy and cover-up, despite clear evidence. Footnotes appear on the page. No need to flip to the back. I read right through Ripples the first time, so engrossed for long stretches that I kept forgetting that central characters are my ancestors. Now I'm going at the book again, with highlighter and pen in hand, to flag details. I treasure this engrossing piece of history and appreciate the love and effort that went into creating it.
Feb 22, 2011Everybody should read this book. In light of the present economy, struggles over civil rights,unions, and the freedoms we have, it is a timely reminder of what our parents and grandparents lived through to give us these rights and how fragile they are. What happened to Eugene Barnett could happen to anyone.
Feb 7, 2011A book written with the actual facts about the horrendous miscarriage of justice against Eugene Barnett who was a man of honesty and integrity and spent years in jail for a crime he did not commit. This is a good read, a very interesting and touching biography of Mr. Barnett's life from an early age until his death. It has taken years and years but finally the truth is being told in this book written by his daughter who compiled information from her father plus papers, letters and photos from family members of the other prisoners involved in the events surrounding the Centralia trial. It is a very heart warming story of an amazing man. I enjoyed reading it immensely.
Jan 29, 2011This book has been long over due. It's a historic account of one man journey to tell the truth. Ripples is written in story form making it an easy read. This is a story that needs to be told and the author did a wonderful job telling a story that could not be told by any other. The author used letters from the prisoner's family members to help the story come alive and pictures to help the reader develop a visual understanding of the life of Eugene. This is a wonderful story that now can never been forgotten.
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Product Details
- 9780557884377
- Copyright
- Esther Barnett Goffinet (Standard Copyright License)
- Publisher
- Esther Barnett Goffinet
- Published
- January 28, 2011
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 497
- Binding
- Perfect-bound Paperback
- Interior Ink
- Black & white
- Weight
- 1.8 lbs.
- Dimensions (inches)
- 6 wide x 9 tall
- Product ID
- 14606068
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[Riley, upon seeing me in the morning]
[upon being asked what kind of special treat they want if they get a full row of stickers on their "No Screamin' in the Night" sticker chart]
R: "An ice cream! [long pause] Or a fish."
M: "A little baby." [Ed: I sure hope she means a doll.]
[Riley, requesting a snack]
"I need some raisins."
"We're out of raisins, love."
"Mama buy more grocery store."
[Riley, upon seeing a field of cows]
"Those doggies."
"Well, actually, honey, those are cows. What do cows say?"
"Those no cows. Those DOGGIES."
[to self] "Whatever you say . . . "
And I love listening to Maddie sing to herself. She loves to sing. She knows most of the words to "Baby Beluga," for example, and I'll hear her wandering around the house singing it to herself, or singing along in the back seat of the car. Lately her favorite song is from our Sesame Street CD collection; it's Pete Seeger and a bunch of kids singing a song called "Sweet Little Baby." She asks for that song all the time, and when it comes on, she just grins and sways from side to side and sings along, "Sweet little baby, sweet little baby . . . " So appropriate.
My work friend, who the twins call Shazam, came over last night with her partner to watch the finale of So You Think You Can Dance. I ended up getting really into the show; while overall, I think I still prefer American Idol, there was something compelling about the dancing. I'm sure many of you are grateful that I spared you my Idol-esque weekly analysis.
We had a great time watching the show, eating some yummy dinner, and drinking our fair share of wine. MMM. I didn't go to bed until after midnight! On a school night! It was CRAZY. And lots of fun.
As I watched the show, tearing up all over again during the reprisals of some of my favorite dances, I realized what it is about Idol and Dance that I love so much. You see, I don't like most reality shows; I don't understand shows like Survivor and Fear Factor that center around watching people do gross and dangerous things that you'd never want to do yourself. So not interesting to me! For a long time, I thought that I like Idol because it is at least somewhat talent based. Certainly it's more of a popularity contest than anything, but there is some talent involved.
But I realized last night that it's not the talent as much as it is the passion. I love seeing people do something they love to do, and do it well. It makes me so happy, even if they are doing something that I don't understand very well (like dancing) or have any talent for myself (like singing). There's just something so uplifting about seeing someone excel at their passion. For starters, finding a real passion in life is in and of itself a gift. Many people never find a life passion at all. And it's something else entirely to pursue that passion, to take the risks and see where it can take you. I admire that so much, and, at the risk of sounding like the total and complete cheeseball that I am, I feel privileged and honored to share the passion of the contestants on shows like Idol and Dance.
Happy weekend, everyone. We started it off with a pizza party at a friend's house—good times. I'm hoping to take the twins shopping for their special treat tomorrow morning, provided that they sleep through the night tonight. What will they choose? Will it be an ice cream? A fish? A little baby? Who knows! The rest of the weekend holds a birthday party, a BBQ with friends, and blueberry picking. For now, bed. That wine has totally caught up with me.


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Yes, I know I absolutely love sewing tops so it's a bit of a surprise that I've sewn some trousers. I've already sewn two pairs of Named Alpi Chinos before. I bought this lovely putty/grey/beige coloured 100% linen last year from Edinburgh Fabrics and didn't have enough time to sew them up before going on holiday. So this year I challenged myself to 'just get them sewn!'
Frankly, I couldn't be bothered to put these on and take photos so I thought I'd focus on the details. Besides, this is what I looked like last year with the same trousers style if you're interested in what they look like worn.
I used the same alterations as I did last year, adding 1.5" to the front rise, 1.25" to the back rise, 4" to the inside legs. I ended up overlocking 2" of this off the leg hems but as you know, I much prefer adding too much length and having the luxury of removing it if I want to. I eventually overlocked a 2" hem and turned it up once before stitching it. It's not complicated but I don't want bulky hems. I also had to take in the waistband so much the original 3 piece curved waistband is now a 4 piece curved waistband. I also managed to locate the waistband joins not quite in the same location as their counterparts at the back and side seams but I can live with that!
The zip fly went in like a dream and I had also managed to get a YKK jeans zip in the identical colour to the fabric. I used a silver coloured jeans button I already had and thoroughly enjoyed getting the hammer out to bash that in. Very satisfying. Just make sure you poke the back through the fabric before putting the button part on top. There's a little plastic gizmo that helps with holding everything together before you hammer it all in. Still have to be careful of the 'hammer/finger' proximity thought!
The already had the silver coloured rivets so decided to add them too but they were 'wee devils' to use. I used a dressmakers awl to poke a hole through the corner of the back pocket - which was about 5 layers of fabric. This didn't work so well so I used my seam ripper to rip a bigger hole. Like the jeans button, you need to have the back part pushed through all layers of fabric. You need to be careful you don't make too big a hole! When you push the rivet top over it, it will click together I found I had to cover the rivet top with cardboard and give it a good tap with a hammer so get a secure fit.
I'm not so sure about the diagonal hip pockets on these trousers, maybe I need to change the shape to curved. But realistically I'll never be wearing my tops tucked in so it's not such a problem. All in all, I like them, love the neutral colour and have another pair of trousers for the gloriously, balmy hot summer in Scotland. That or my summer holiday in Spain, which seems far more likely!


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Anybody who has visited this space regularly over the past month knows that I like apples. I have posted stories about: discovering a wild apple tree; a recipe for skillet apple pie; the deep-fried apple beignets I made for Labour Day; and a spiced apple preserve made from apples picked with Not Far From the Tree. Well, the apples on another tree belonging to one of our neighbours at the cottage have ripened and they offered to let me have some so I decided to make apple sauce.
To find a recipe I looked first where I always do for mainstream dishes: cooksillustrated.com. Their recipe looked perfect in large part because it recommended leaving the skins on the apples while they cook. Not only does this method spare the drudgery of peeling many pounds of apples (greatly magnified when dealing with non-commercial apples because of their small size and irregular shape) but it adds a pleasant pink hue to the finished product and I hope that more of the skin's nutrients are retained.
In all of my (relatively limited) years cooking I have never come across a recipe that suggests using a "light-bottomed pot". Demands for heavy-bottomed saucepans and saute pans are common enough that, for me, they have become recipe background noise. All of this is to say that I was too lazy to get the heavy stockpot from the basement and used our much flimsier pasta pot instead. Always a less-then-optimal choice but in this case it was a particularly bad decision. Before the apples had exuded enough liquid to fill the pot the ones at the bottom and their sweet juice stuck to the bottom and burnt. Light-duty pots get hotter in spots and this makes the burning exponentially worse. Stirring helps but it is difficult to reach the bottom of the pot and effect any significant mixing while the apple pieces are still relatively dry and intact. My fingers are crossed that when I open the preserved sauce in a few months it won't taste burnt.
While making this recipe I used a food mill for the first time in a long while. A food mill is a kitchen gadget with a slanted plate attached to a handle that rotates against a mesh screen. The plate forces the food against the screen and juice and flesh are pushed through while seeds and skins are reserved. The only keys to using a food mill are patience and occasionally turning the handle in the opposite direction for a cycle or two to clear the screen and redistribute the fruit.
Applesauce is recommended as a place for beginners to start canning. I assume this is because its even, semi-liquid texture makes getting rid of air bubbles very easy. As well, the relatively high acid level is apples makes this one of the safer things to preserve. I processed mine for fifteen minutes in boiling water. I used the recipe from the cooksillustrated.com without alteration (including the cinammon stick variation) and I encourage you to subscribe and check it out.
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Organizing for community-based natural resources management
TypeJournal Article
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Campbell, B.M., Shackleton, S. 2002. Organizing for community-based natural resources management . Zimbabwe Science News 36 (1+2) :5-12.
Permanent link to cite or share this item: https://hdl.handle.net/10568/18694
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There has been a move to decentralize natural resource management (NRM) throughout southern Africa but this has taken many forms, resulting in different organizational structures. Fourteen case studies from eight countries can be classed into four types: district-level organizations, village organizations, organizations outside the state hierarchy, and corporate organizations at the village level. Attitudes towards district-level schemes amongst local people are generally negative. The greater the authority village organizations receive the more likely they are to succed. In the cases of corporate organizations, local residents have received user or proprietary rights over resources. Such cases indicate the best chances of community-based natural resources management (CBNRM) being successfull. The impact of private sector stakeholders can be positive or negative depending on the institutional arrangements in place. Many of the cases have demonstrated the key role that external facilitation plays in building the capacity of local organizations. Traditional leaders have continued to play a role in NRM, with varying degree of authority and control.
CGIAR Author ORCID iDs
Bruce M Campbellhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-0123-4859
AGROVOC Keywords
SubjectsFOREST GOVERNANCE AND COMMUNITY FORESTRY;
RegionsAFRICA; SOUTHERN AFRICA
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One of the many challenges that all parents face is the issue of ownership. Children are very focused on what's theirs and, by default, what is yours. The presence of additional children merely doubles (or triples) this concern, and much of the stay-at-home parent's day is spent as a referee as you try to support each child in their quest to protect his property from the other children while teaching about the joys of sharing with others.
I have recently become fairly concerned that Will is growing up to have bully issues. Although he is the youngest, he is big enough to take what he wants – typically from Hannah – and strong enough to keep it. In fact, this behavior is almost so predictable that I sometimes put half of Will's lunch on Hannah's plate knowing that she will leave the table and he will eat it. He thinks that he is stealing her food, but I know that he is eating what he wouldn't have eaten otherwise. I know this is reinforcing the negative behavior, but I am choosing my battles. The good news is that I will never have to send Will to school with lunch money.
At the same time I am trying to teach Will not to take whatever he wants, I am also working to teach Hannah the appropriate way to deal with adversity. I've tried to teach primary prevention ("Don't leave your food lying on the coffee table."), secondary prevention ("If you see your brother coming, pick your food up and keep it away from him.") and crisis management ("If he takes your toy, ask for it back, and then come tell me."). I've even tried reverse psychology ("If you act like you don't care, he'll stop playing with it and you can have it back."). However, nothing seems to satisfy like a good blood-curdling scream when your brother is taking your stuff.
Often I will try to explain to Hannah the logic behind the situation, hoping to make her see that she is overreacting to a simple situation. For example, I often will give both children a small bowl of cereal for a snack. (Without milk, of course, because I am not a glutton for cleaning up messes.) Because Will is a faster, if not more focused, eater, he quickly finishes his and then goes to the next course, i.e. Hannah's cereal. She screams, I come running (because I assume that she is mortally wounded), and she informs me not only that Will has taken her food but also that she is hungry, he is eating too much sugar for a little boy, and that he needs to be punished severely. It is at this time that I try to explain that there plenty of cereal, and that I will give her more. I reassure her that we will take care of her and won't allow her to go hungry. If I'm feeling lucky I also try to reinforce that the cereal is actually mine because I bought it, and therefore belongs to all of us.
As a father I want my children to learn these lessons. I want them to be confident enough about the things we give them that they will willingly share them with each other. I want them to know that their needs will be met, and that if somebody takes their stuff we are more than capable of making it right. I don't want them to be so afraid of losing their things that they begin to hoard them and refuse to help their siblings. I don't want to raise children who are selfish and afraid, but children who are kind and generous.
So while I get frustrated with my children for their difficulty in grasping these concepts, I am embarrassed to realize my own failure as God the Father is trying to teach me the same things. There are so many times that I am afraid of losing what I have that I act like a child. I complain that others have more than I do. I refuse to share. I think of the things God has given me as my things rather than His. I am so focused on my stuff (or often my lack of it) that I become selfish and self-absorbed.
One of the Old Testament stories that challenges me every time I read it is the story of the widow at Zarephath in 1 Kings 17.
Some time later the brook dried up because there had been no rain in the land. Then the word of the LORD came to him: "Go at once to Zarephath of Sidon and stay there. I have commanded a widow in that place to supply you with food." So he went to Zarephath. When he came to the town gate, a widow was there gathering sticks. He called to her and asked, "Would you bring me a little water in a jar so I may have a drink?" As she was going to get it, he called, "And bring me, please, a piece of bread."
"As surely as the LORD your God lives," she replied, "I don't have any bread—only a handful of flour in a jar and a little oil in a jug. I am gathering a few sticks to take home and make a meal for myself and my son, that we may eat it—and die."
Elijah said to her, "Don't be afraid. Go home and do as you have said. But first make a small cake of bread for me from what you have and bring it to me, and then make something for yourself and your son. For this is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says: 'The jar of flour will not be used up and the jug of oil will not run dry until the day the LORD gives rain on the land.' "
She went away and did as Elijah had told her. So there was food every day for Elijah and for the woman and her family. For the jar of flour was not used up and the jug of oil did not run dry, in keeping with the word of the LORD spoken by Elijah. (1 Kings 17:7-16)
This woman woke up that morning, looked at her pantry, and realized that she had one more meal. She knew it had been coming for weeks. She had likely been rationing, and she and her son had probably been hungry for a long time, eating only what they needed to stay alive. Now it is over. Everything they have is used up. So she goes out with a heavy heart, maybe in tears, to gather the sticks she needs to make her last meal. Then some stranger asks for a loaf of bread like he is at the drive-thru at the local fast food place. Doesn't he know? Doesn't he care?
I don't know if the woman was praying for deliverance. I don't know if she expected God to help her. She evidently knew about God, but I don't know what kind of relationship she had with Him. There must have been something there, however, since she responded to Elijah's promise that He would provide for her. But the thing that strikes me is the woman's complete selflessness. Despite her pain and grief, she trusted that by giving away the last of what she had she would be given all that she needed. She understood, or at least believed, that God has plenty for all His children, and it really isn't ours to begin with.
So what would that look like in my life? I get so frustrated because I don't have enough money saved up to get the things that I want/think I need. I don't have the security I want in case my van breaks down or my air conditioner gives out. I am afraid of what will happen if there is a medical emergency that requires me to meet my deductible. So when I have five dollars in my pocket and a guy is standing on the side of the road holding a sign proclaiming his need, I speed up and pass by. Why? Because it is my money. It is all that I have left right now, and I don't know what will happen next. I need to save it, protect it, hoard it. I don't trust God, if you want to get right down to it. I can rationalize my decision all day long, but when it comes down to it it is because I don't want to allow myself to be totally dependent on God.
If we want to take it a step further, Malachi records the words of God against the Israelites as He accuses them of robbing Him. They were robbing God when they refused their tithes and offerings, holding back for themselves. He offers them a challenge and asks them to test Him:
"Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. Test me in this," says the LORD Almighty, "and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that you will not have room enough for it. I will prevent pests from devouring your crops, and the vines in your fields will not cast their fruit," says the LORD Almighty. "Then all the nations will call you blessed, for yours will be a delightful land," says the LORD Almighty. (Malachi 3:10-12)
So when I am screaming about the inequality that exists or complaining that somebody is trying to take my stuff, my Father gently and patiently tries to explain, for the hundredth time, that it isn't mine anyway. It is His, and He has plenty to go around. If I give up what He has given me for the good of another of His children, He will make sure that I have all that I need. In fact, He "is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine."


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Winterhawks have their work cut out
The Portland Winterhawks have a lot of work to do over the next couple of weeks.
Oh, there was plenty to like about their season opener — a 7-4 win at Everett on Saturday.
But for VP/GM/coach Mike Johnston and his staff, practices this week and next will be important.
In part, that's because the full roster is together for the first time. A stretch of six games in 10 days Oct. 6-15 also creates some urgency for the coaching staff.
"This time of year, you always have a long checklist of things that you want to do," Johnston says. "But it is important these next two weeks that we get some things done because there's a two-week span after that when we're not going to practice a lot."
Skill work, as well as defensive zone breakouts and coverage, will be areas of particular emphasis in these early-season practices, Johnston says.
The Winterhawks play their home opener at 6 p.m. Saturday at Moda Center against Seattle. (All Saturday home games start at 6 p.m. this season).
The Hawks will play host to Prince George at 5 p.m. Sunday at Memorial Coliseum.
Portland fans will get their first look at Kieffer Bellows. The Hawks' big offseason addition, who last week signed a three-year NHL entry level contract with the New York Islanders, scored two goals and had one assist in his Western Hockey League debut.
The combination of Bellows and Cody Glass (one goal and two assists at Everett) promises excitement for Portland and its fans.
Bellows scored both of his goals in a six-goal second period that put Portland in control after Everett had taken a 2-0 lead in the first period. Also scoring for Portland were Skyler McKenzie, Joachim Blichfeld, Alex Overhardt and defenseman Conor MacEachern.
"We created some turnovers with our back-check, and we put a lot more pucks to the net than we did in the first period," Johnston says. "We had a little more of a shooting mentality in the second period."
That the first period was a bit ragged should hardly be a surprise. Most of the players who were at NHL camps arrived on Friday and had one practice before heading to Everett.
That does not explain the penalty problems the Winterhawks created for themselves at Everett. The Silvertips had 10 power plays — the equivalent of playing an entire period up a man.
Among them were two extended five-on-three chances for the Silvertips.
"Most of them I think were poor positional penalties where we got caught on the wrong side of guys in certain situations and had to hook or hold," Johnston says.
That Everett converted only once — for a meaningless goal on its 10th power play — was encouraging.
Johnston says some extra penalty kill preparation work last week paid off and goalie Cole Kehler was good when Everett had its two-man advantages.
With every player who attended NHL camps back in Portland, Johnston and his staff entered this week facing a few roster decisions. One of those will be deciding which of the four 20-year-olds to part with. Kehler and defenseman Keoni Texeira figure to stick around, which means either Overhardt or Evan Weinger will need to be traded or released by mid-October.
Bellows and 16-year-old defenseman Clay Hanus were the only WHL rookies in Portland's lineup at Everett. Five rookies were among the seven Hawks who did not suit up. After that game, Johnston said he needed to soon reduce his roster by a couple of players.
Seattle won its opener Saturday at home against Tri-City, 4-3. The Thunderbirds are slated to play host to Prince George on Friday.
Prince George lost twice at home to Spokane last weekend, 4-2 and 5-1.


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Talk Back is pleased to announce a formal debate between incumbent Democrat Richard Barrett and Republican challenger Fred Carl, both of whom are vying for state senate seat 47.
The debate is set for October 23 and anyone willing to call into 721-1290 during the show can get their questions out to the candidates.
Unlike most of our shows, there is a special rule for callers during a formal debate. Namely, that every question asked must be answerable by both debaters. The reason for this rule is to make sure that the line does not get swamped with positive and negative statements from potentially rigged callers. By keeping all of the questions neutral, listeners will get a chance to hear a bare-bones representation of what the candidates think.
To find out more about Fred Carl, visit Carl's candidate comparison page. He has also posted a few videos, and included an extensive list of his letters to the Missoulian.
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By LARRY WOODY
It's one of those things most of us don't give much thought to until we suddenly snap awake one night and ask ourselves:
What's the proper way for a dog to wear pants?
There was extensive coverage of the issue awhile back on TV, when shoppers were checking out the latest doggie duds at a fancy New York boutique.
One patron believed a dog's pants should fit around the pooch's waist and cover its hind legs -- the way Frank Sinatra, for example, usually wore his pants.
But someone else raised an interesting point: A dog, unlike Frank Sinatra, has FOUR legs. So wouldn't it be logical for the mutt to wear pants with FOUR legs?
The problem, of course, is logistics. How can you get a dog into pants with four legs?
The belt would have to come all around the pooch's body, from chin to stern. And even with a snug belt, the pants would probably sag. (Archie Bunker, you might recall, had the same problem.)
I suppose one solution would be suspenders, fore and aft.
But dressing a pooch in four-legged pants could be a challenge. Have you ever tried to dress a squirming two-legged toddler? Imagine trying to get a snarling Doberman into four pant-legs.
I question the concept of doggie pants in general. What happens if a pants-wearing dog suddenly comes upon a fire hydrant? It might not have time for fiddling with a lot of buttons and zippers.
Another thought: if dog is wearing pants over his tail, how can you tell if he's happy?
Then there's the delicate matter of social greetings. When a strange dog wanders into a new neighborhood, the other dogs don't run up and shake hands, if you get my drift. Some serious sniffing is involved. If the new dog is wearing pants, how can he be properly introduced?
(On the other hand, a snug pair of pants could be the solution to every dog's dreaded Cold-Nose Syndrome.)
The TV fashion report showed dogs modeling both two- and four-legged pants. None of the mutt-models seemed particularly thrilled by either style. I got the feeling they'd much prefer to be romping around naked and chasing Frisbees, like hippies in a city park.
I've never been in favor of dressing animals in human clothing. They were born with a fur coat; that should be sufficient. If sled dogs who spend frigid winters outdoors in the sleet and snow don't need to wear a sweater, why does a pampered poodle who prances around Central Park?
The only reason to put clothes on a pooch is because the owner thinks its "cute." The dog doesn't get a vote about being used as a fashion accessory.
My old black Lab Buddy and I had an understanding: he wouldn't wear a sweater and I wouldn't drink out of the toilet.
Buddy was a happy dog -- I know, because he wagged his un-panted tail -- and when he went out to play in the snow he didn't seem to mind the cold. The only time I saw him shiver was with excitement at chow time.
Buddy was no fashion model, just a good 'ol dog who happily romped through life in his birthday suit.
My dog and I got along great, because we knew who wore the pants in the family.


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Can a notary notarize a death certificate?
A. No. However, many notaries do what is called a copy certification by document custodian which is where the signer swears that the copy is a true, correct, and complete copy of the original. Notaries can not make certified copies of vital records. Its best to ask the government office who is the custodian of the document to give you a copy.


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The vast reduction in size and power consumption of CMOS circuitry has led to a large research effort based around the vision of wireless sensor networks. The proposed networks will be comprised of thousands of small wireless nodes that operate in a multi-hop fashion, replacing long transmission distances with many low power, low cost wireless devices. The result will be the creation of an intelligent environment responding to its inhabitants and ambient conditions. Wireless devices currently being designed and built for use in such environments typically run on batteries. However, as the networks increase in number and the devices decrease in size, the replacement of depleted batteries will not be practical. The cost of replacing batteries in a few devices that make up a small network about once per year is modest. However, the cost of replacing thousands of devices in a single building annually, some of which are in areas difficult to access, is simply not practical. Another approach would be to use a battery that is large enough to last the entire lifetime of the wireless sensor device. However, a battery large enough to last the lifetime of the device would dominate the overall system size and cost, and thus is not very attractive. Alternative methods of powering the devices that will make up the wireless networks are desperately needed.
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Table of Contents1 Introduction.- 1. Energy Storage.- 2. Power Distribution.- 3. Power scavenging.- 4. Summary of potential power sources.- 5. Overview of Vibration-to-Electricity Conversion Research.- 2 Vibration Sources and Conversion Model.- 1. Types of Vibrations Considered.- 2. Characteristics of Vibrations Measured.- 3. Generic Vibration-to-Electricity Conversion Model.- 4. Efficiency of Vibration-to-Electricity Conversion.- 3 Comparison of Methods.- 1. Electromagnetic (Inductive) Power Conversion.- 2. Electrostatic (Capacitive) Power Conversion.- 3. Piezoelectric Power Conversion.- 4. Comparison of Energy Density of Converters.- 5. Summary of Conversion Mechanisms.- 4 Piezoelectric Converter Design.- 1. Basic Design Configuration.- 2. Material Selection.- 3. Analytical Model for Piezoelectric Generators.- 4. Discussion of Analytical Model for Piezoelectric Generators.- 5. Initial Prototype and Model Verification.- 6. Design Optimization.- 7. Analytical Model Adjusted for a Capacitive Load.- 8. Discussion of Analytical Model Changes for Capacitive Load.- 9. Optimization for a Capacitive Load.- 10. Conclusions.- 5 Piezoelectric Converter Test Results.- 1. Implementation of Optimized Converters.- 2. Resistive load tests.- 3. Discussion of resistive load tests.- 4. Capacitive load tests.- 5. Discussion of capacitive load test.- 6. Results from testing with a custom designed RF transceiver.- 7. Discussion of results from custom RF transceiver test.- 8. Results from test of complete wireless sensor node.- 9. Discussion of results from complete wireless sensor node.- 10. Conclusions.- 6 Electrostatic Converter Design.- 1. Explanation of concept and principle of operation.- 2. Electrostatic Conversion Model.- 3. Exploration of design concepts and device specific models.- 4. Comparison of design concepts.- 5. Design Optimization.- 6. Flexure design.- 7. Discussion of design and conclusions.- 7 Fabrication of Electrostatic Converters.- 1. Choice of process and wafer technology.- 2. Basic process flow.- 3. Specific processes used.- 4. Conclusions.- 8 Electrostatic Converter Test Results.- 1. Macro-scale prototype and results.- 2. Results from fluidic self-assembly process prototypes.- 3. Results from integrated process prototypes.- 4. Results from simplified custom process prototypes.- 5. Discussion of Results and Conclusions.- 9 Conclusions.- 1. Justification for focus on vibrations as a power source.- 2. Piezoelectric vibration to electricity converters.- 3. Design considerations for piezoelectric converters.- 4. Electrostatic vibration to electricity converters.- 5. Design considerations for electrostatic converters.- 6. Summary of conclusions.- 7. Recommendations for future work.- Acknowledgments.- Appendix A: Analytical Model of a Piezoelectric Generator.- 1. Geometric terms for bimorph mounted as a cantilever.- 2. Basic dynamic model of piezoelectric generator.- 3. Expressions of interest from basic dynamic model.- 4. Alterations to the basic dynamic model.- Appendix B: Analytical Model of an Electrostatic Generator.- 1. Derivation of electrical and geometric expressions.- 2. Derivation of mechanical dynamics and electrostatic forces.- 3. Simulation of the in-plane gap closing converter.- References.
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This will be the first year that I will attempt to go paperless from day 1. Last year, we only had 1:1 iPads for the last 6 weeks of school, so it was after we had established many of our routines and procedures for the year. As I prepare for this shift, I'm linking up with the Tune into Technology linky to share my plans for management and organization.
Managing the Students1. Number the technology
I assign students numbers 1-27 on the first day of school. We use these numbers for everything -- mailboxes, book bins, lining up, etc. We'll also use them for the iPads. Each student will be assigned the iPad corresponding with their number, so they'll always know which one to use and which slot to put it back in when we clean up.
2. Build Classroom Norms and Routines
We'll develop some essential agreements about the iPads before we even get them out. I'll let the students decide on the rules, with a little extra guidance as necessary. The items that we'll need to touch on will include:
- how to get the iPad out of the cart
- moving around the classroom with the iPad
- using the iPad appropriately (following directions, etc.)
- putting the iPad away
3. Develop a common vocabulary for the buttons and gestures, and teach some basic actions.
We'll talk about the different buttons on the iPad and their functions. We'll also talk about how they can be used together to take screenshots and quickly navigate from one app to the next. For more information about how I do this, check out my TpT freebie (the very first thing I ever made for TpT!).
4. Give time to explore
The first writing assignment my students will have this year will be to write an informational piece (either descriptive or how-to) about an app of their choosing. By giving them this assignment, I'm giving them time to play around with the iPad and explore the available apps while also getting a baseline writing sample. This has the added benefit of cultivating "experts" about the different apps among the students.
We actually start school on a Thursday this year, and I intend to get all of this started during those first two days.
Organizing MyselfAs I prepare for my paperless year, there are a few items I'm working on before the students even arrive. This will help me be ready to go on day #1.
1. Create a stack of Evernote notebooks for all of my students.
I like to have a checklist of my class roster available whenever I'm collecting forms or tracking important information. I'll make a blank checklist now, and then I can copy and paste it into future notes as needed. This is a huge time-saver down the road for me.
3. Make sure that my Dropbox folders are set up for distributing student work.
Although there are plenty of learning management systems available, I strongly prefer Dropbox for distributing assignments to students just because it's so easy on my end. All I had to do was create a folder titled "Student Assignments."
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Since I set this up at the end of last year, all I needed to do was empty out the assignments I gave to last year's class so that I can start fresh this year.
4. Create a class on Class Dojo.
Class Dojo is an excellent online classroom management app that I'll be utilizing more this year. I'll tell you more about how I'm integrating it with my classroom economy in a future post, but for now, all I need to do is input my student roster and print out home access codes for my students and their parents. Then it will be all set to go.
5. Create a new group on Edmodo and prepare a welcome message.
(Edmodo has totally changed its app icon, btw. Check it out!)
I'll be using Edmodo to collect student assignments, give quizzes, conduct class discussions, and take polls. I'll need to have a group code ready to give students for the first day so they can sign up, and I'll want them to have something to see and do immediately when they log in for the first time.
Once I finish these 5 steps, I think I'll be ready to start the year. I have to admit, I find prepping for a paperless classroom far easier than what I experienced in the past. I'm looking forward to going on this journey with my students this year, and I can't wait to share all of the learning we'll have in store for us. It's going to be a fantastic school year!
Can't wait to read about how others are organizing and managing technology in their classrooms. Be sure to check out the other posts in the Tune into Technology linky, and have a great week!


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Boston, 1926. The '20s are roaring. Liquor is flowing, bullets are flying, and one man sets out to make his mark on the world. Prohibition has given rise to an endless network of underground distilleries, speakeasies, gangsters, and corrupt cops. Joe Coughlin, the youngest son of a prominent Boston police captain, has long since turned his back on his strict and proper upbringing. Now having graduated from a childhood of petty theft to a career in the pay of the city's most fearsome mobsters, Joe enjoys the spoils, thrills, and notoriety of being an outlaw. But life on the dark side carries a heavy price. In a time when ruthless men of ambition, armed with cash, illegal booze, and guns, battle for control, no one-neither family nor friend, enemy nor lover-can be trusted. Beyond money and power, even the threat of prison, one fate seems most likely for men like Joe: an early death. But until that day, he and his friends are determined to live life to the hilt. Joe embarks on a dizzying...
«Live by Night» is a 2016 American crime drama film written, directed, co-produced by and starring Ben Affleck, based on the 2012 novel of the same name by Dennis Lehane. The film also stars Elle Fanning, Brendan Gleeson, Chris Messina, Sienna Miller, Zoe Saldana and Chris Cooper and follows an Ybor City bootlegger who becomes a notorious gangster.
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The Immortals – Episode 19
August 19, 2010
Author: Laura Eno
Title: Employee Relations
Genre: Fantasy
Rating: PG
Frequency: Weekly
Lucien gathered his staff in the break room before the bar opened for the evening.
"I want you to be on your best behavior tonight. We have a dignitary coming in."
The new demon bartender looked confused.
"When you say 'best behavior,' do you mean best behavior as in human standards or worst behavior because we're evil?"
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I have been looking on web sites to see if there are other married couples that have had sex we other people involved. I was surprised to find out that there are many other married men who either have or want to have a threesome with their wife and another man because they like watching their wife enjoying sex. After reading stories here and other sites I could tell some were made up but that some were true also. So I decided to tell you about my experience.
My husband and I are in our mid forties and have been married for twenty-three years. We have talked about us having a threesome with another man. Although I was hesitant about it I knew that Greg wanted it but we hadn't pursued it until one weekend when we went fishing and camping with a friend of Greg's.
We have an overhead camper and a bass boat that we use often and one weekend Greg had Tom to go with us. We go to a camping area at one of the lakes in southern Missouri and go out on our bass boat and men being men just pee off the side of the boat. When Tom did this I could not stop myself from looking to see what he had and for the rest of the day I could not stop thinking about what he would look like hard plus throughout the day I would catch Tom looking down my blouse when I bent down to get bait for my hook.
That night we had supper and took a shower at the shower house the three of us talked and Tom would mildly flirt with me. I had a nightshirt on and we went to bed around 10:30.In case you don't know the table turns into a bed and that's where Tom was going to sleep. Once Greg and I where in bed he started to play with my breast and he said he wanted to watch me having sex with Tom, I didn't say anything, then he told me to go to the bathroom and then tell Tom that he was asleep and kiss him. I laid there for a couple of minutes thinking about the day and how I wanted to see Tom naked then Greg said go ahead and do it.
I went to the bathroom took off my panties and when I came out I still didn't know what I was going to do. There was light in the camper from a street light in the camp ground, Tom was lying there with only jersey shorts on with just the right amount of hair on his chest, he looked good for being 45 years old. Then I saw he was looking at me and smiling. I looked at Greg he pointed with his finger to go.
We have known Tom for a long time his wife left him about six years ago and he doesn't date much. I'm telling you this to let you know I'm not a whore who jumps in bed with any man. Besides my husband I never had sex with any one else. Its just the things around me had me horny I guess.
I walked over to Tom bent down and told him Greg was asleep and kissed him. Kissing him made me feel like a girl in high school, when his tongue entered my mouth it send me over the top. I put my hand inside of his shorts and his dick grew in my hand I then pulled his dick out and started sucking on him as he pulled his shorts down. It filled my mouth and it tasted good. I stood up and took my nightshirt off and there I was 5ft 7inch 195 pounds with this gorgeous man looking at me and when he reached out and rub my leg I about cumed right there.
I climb on the bed and straddle him. The head of his dick entered me and when I was half way down I started to cum. I dug my fingers in his chest and it was all I could do to keep from screaming so the other camper wouldn't hear me. Then I sat all the way on him and I could feel him deep inside me deeper than I ever had been fucked before. Tom was looking at me and squeezing my nipples I bent down and kissed him while I fucked him. My nipples were rubbing on his chest his dick was going in and out of me and it made me feel incredible all over. Then he grabs my head and kissed me hard and pulled his dick out until only his head was in me. I started to cum again and you could hear my cum hitting his body.
I rose back on him and he told me he liked that as he squeezed my nipples again. I looked at Greg and saw his cum shooting in the air. Tom pulled my head back down and starts to fuck me. I was getting fucked deep inside me and I didn't want it to end. All of a sudden Tom pushed his hips against me grabbed my shoulders and pushed down I could tell in his face and eyes that he was going to cum in me. I could feel his dick swelling in me and then I felt his warm liquid shooting in me and I cumed again and clasped down on him.
He said he hoped Greg didn't hear us and Greg said something to him to assure him it was all right but I can't remember what it was. It felt like I was coming off some kind of high. I got off of Tom and I felt the head of his dick pop out of me and as I was putting my nightshirt on I could see our cum on his dick and hair. I went to the bathroom and cleaned up then climbed back in bed. Greg pulled my nightshirt up and started fucking me he told me how good it felt and that Toms cum was on his dick and cumed hard in me and I cumed again.
The next morning while I was laying in bed still half asleep I heard Tom apology to Greg for last night. Greg told him that he liked last night he always wanted to watch me having sex and said that they should fuck me again before we left. But people were moving around outside and I didn't want them to hear us.
The following weekend even though I didn't know he was going to Tom came over around lunchtime. While we sat at the table talking I could not stop thinking about the weekend before so I got up to make sandwiches for lunch to get it off my mind. While I was standing at the counter Greg comes up behind me and turns me around and stands behind me and starts to unbutton my blouse. I start to stop him and he tells me to put my hand down.
Greg unbuttons my blouse then pulls my bra up over my breast and starts rubbing my nipples. He tells Tom to look at how hard they were and to come over and feel them. Tom came over and cupped my breast, Greg told him to kiss me then he pulled my hair back and started kissing the back of my neck. Next they started sucking my nipples and rubbing the inside of my leg, I was getting horny and I blunted out that I needed to be fucked.
We went in to the bedroom and got undressed Greg laid me on the bed and they both laid next to me on both sides sucking my tits and kissing me. I could feel Tom's hand rubbing my pussy while Greg caressed my leg. Greg told Tom to let me suck his dick. Tom came to me and put his dick in my mouth and Greg started licking my pussy I squinted cum on Greg face when he raised up I could see it dripping from his chin, then he licked me some more. I was so horny I was going crazy I looked up at Tom and told him that I wanted him to fuck me now.
Tom had me get up on my hands and knees Greg got under me so I could suck him while he watched Toms dick going in and out of me. I felt Toms dick spitting my pussy and that feeling of getting fucked deep again. His body was hitting my ass Greg was rubbing my clit with his fingers I was sucking Greg's dick and I could tasted his cum then I exploded, I never cumed like that before I all most passed out it felt so good.
Tom and Greg started to moan Tom fucked me faster and harder Greg cumed in my mouth and Tom exploded in my pussy. I cumed hard again and we collapsed on the bed. Tom then sucked my nipple while Greg wiped mine and I think although I'm not sure a little bit of Toms cum off his face and watched Toms cum drip out of me, god I felt good that day.
Tom has started to date someone else and we haven't been able to get together with him. Greg has suggested that we get someone else but I haven't made up my mind if I want to do that yet, we have great sex together but it is different and Greg likes it.


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November 28–30: Volcanoes, Pterosaurs, and Lonesome George This Thanksgiving Weekend
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This Thanksgiving weekend, bring your family to the Museum to learn about how nature's forces shape our dynamic planet, to discover incredible flying reptiles that lived more than 200 million years ago, and to see Lonesome George, the last known Pinta Island tortoise.
What is an active volcano?
Not necessarily one that's erupting. Watch the video about the magma chamber below Yellowstone National Park to find out, and learn more in the new exhibition Nature's Fury the Science of Natural Disasters.
How did pterosaurs fly?
Pterosaurs were the first animals after insects to evolve powered flight. Find out about their unique adaptation in the video below, and see pterosaurs of all shapes and sizes in the Museum's exhibition Pterosaurs: Flight in the Age of the Dinosaurs.
What are the basics steps of taxidermy?
After the Pinta Island tortoise Lonesome George, the last known member of his species, died of natural causes in June 2012, Museum scientists worked with taxidermy experts to preserve Lonesome George. Watch the video to learn about the ten steps of taxidermy, and see Lonesome George on the Museum's fourth floor.


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An online auction is an auction which is held over the internet. Online auctions come in many different formats, but most popularly they are ascending English auctions, descending Dutch auctions, first-price sealed-bid, Vickrey auctions, or sometimes even a combination of multiple auctions, taking elements of one and forging them with another. The scope and reach of these auctions have been propelled by the Internet to a level beyond what the initial purveyors had anticipated. This is mainly because online auctions break down and remove the physical limitations of traditional auctions such as geography, presence, time, space, and a small target audience. This influx in reachability has also made it easier to commit unlawful actions within an auction. In 2002, online auctions were projected to account for 30% of all online e-commerce due to the rapid expansion of the popularity of the form of electronic commerce.
Online auctions were taking place even before the release of the first web browser for personal computers, NCSA Mosaic. Instead of users selling items through the Web they were instead trading through text-based newsgroups and email discussion lists. However, the first Web-based commercial activity regarding online auctions that made significant sales began in May 1995 with the company Onsale. In September that same year eBay also began trading.' Both of these companies used ascending bid. The Web offered new advantages such as the use of automated bids via electronic forms, a search engine to be able to quickly find items and the ability to allow users to view items by categories.


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We want you to have a very positive experience and feel glad you came through our doors. As a team we support, respect and encourage each other. As a team we work together to support, respect and encourage our clients to achieve their goals.
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The satisfaction you get during and after eating bulalo is quite unrivaled due to its rich and flavorful taste. But what makes this dish stand out and why is it considered as one of the best main dishes in the Philippines?
Bulalo is a beef dish that is made out of beef shanks, marrow bones and assortment of vegetables and spices. What makes this dish special is that is has a very satisfying and rich-flavored broth. This broth is produced when the beef shanks and marrow bones are boiled to perfection, until the fat and collagen of the beef meat and bones melted and mixed with the flavors of vegetables and spices.
Bulalo originated from the southern part of Luzon in the Philippines, particularly in Batangas. Today, the dish can found in many local restaurants and eateries across the Philippines. Even though this dish is considered high in cholesterol, it is still one of the all-time, all-year favorite dishes of the Filipinos – even tourists from around the world can't get enough of bulalo. Try it today and savor the taste (and don't forget to eat in moderation).
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Updated. The Apple(s AAPL) TV is getting a modest refresh, and Apple is doubling down on iTunes in the Cloud: That's the gist of what Apple CEO Tim Cook just announced on stage in San Francisco.
Apple gave the devices a UI refresh that leaves more room for additional partner apps, and also added support for 1080p video playback. The new device will once again sell for $99.
Apple TV will also have full access to iTunes in the Cloud, including the ability to stream music and look at photos uploaded to Apple's cloud storage offering. And iTunes in the Cloud will now also work with video content purchased via iTunes.
Still missing from the new Apple TV is full access to third-party apps via iTunes, which means that users won't be able to use any additional apps other than the ones pre-installed by Apple.
The hardware refresh for the Apple TV was widely expected: The previous, second-generation Apple TV device only played 720p HD video. Apple TVs also have disappeared from Apple TV store shelves across the country in recent days.
Update: Apple will start selling the device on March 16.
Update 2: Existing second-generation Apple TV devices will get an update with the new UI as early as today, according to an Apple spokesperson.


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Seeing Michelin Stars in Macau
March 16, 2015
The glitz-fueled juggernaut of the Cotai strip casino empires now has foodies seeing stars—Michelin stars. Here, four of our favorite degustation delights. By Stephanie Zubiri.
Published on Mar 16, 2015
The Eight
Whimsical luxury best describes this three-Michelin-starred Cantonese establishment. Walls of flowing water and projections of fish swimming across the floor set a dramatic stage for the more than 50 fantastically presented lunch options, such as steamed prawn dumplings shaped like delicate goldfish and char siu bao in the form of hedgehogs. Come hungry, or with loads of friends, to truly appreciate all the beautiful innovation. grandlisboahotel.com.
Shrimp dumplings shaped like goldfish, The Eight.
The Tasting Room
Having earned a Michelin star in its first year, 2013, chef Guillaume Galliot's baby is about the perfect wine pairing. Unlike similar spots that focus on the show-off bottle, here they are confident enough to serve lesser-known vintages that shine alongside the food. Don't miss his contemporary take on French onion soup, or his chocolate banana mille-feuille. If you can splurge, go all in for the eight-course tailor-made menu. cityofdreamsmacau.com.
Chocolate banana mille-feuille, The Tasting Room.
Robuchon au Dôme
French powerhouse Joël Robuchon is no newbie to Michelin stars or tasting menus, but this value-for-money lunch set really stands apart. We love the freedom to create our own meal by plucking pieces from a wide selection of his classic dishes including smoked foie gras with sweet corn velouté, and frogs' legs meunière. Pump up the bespoke indulgence with a wine pairing. grandlisboahotel.com.
Robuchon au Dôme.
Jade Dragon
Jamón Ibérico and quinoa—chef Tam Kwok Fung is not afraid to use non-traditional elements in the seasonal, modern Cantonese menu at his awarded Michelin-starred gem, where he hand-picked everything down to the solid jade dragon chopstick rests. Book the private dining room with a view of the kitchen and create your own degustation. We suggest the honey and lychee wood Iberian pork barbecue. cityofdreamsmacau.com.
Semi-private dining room, Jade Dragon.
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