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Bush Hog®
2308 Multi-Spindle Rotary Cutter
2308 Series (Available in Pull, Lift & Semi-Mount Models)
The 2308 models are designed to cut grass, weeds and up to 2" diameter brush. The lift and semi-mount models are equipped with twin beam axles and 15" laminated tires. The pull model has the heavy duty cushioned axles with larger 21" laminated tires. An optional hydraulic cylinder on the heavy duty axle allows for on-the-go cutting height adjustment. Rubber disc cross shafts between gearboxes absorb shock loads while keeping the blades timed with a 5 inch overlap to prevent streaking. Deep sidebands result in more volume area beneath the deck for cutting extra heavy growth conditions. The 2308 delivers performance you expect from Bush Hog® which includes rugged durability and a clean cut. Bush Hog®—Performance You Can Count On.
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NOTE: Unit(s) shown equipped with certain selections and options; please consult with your local Bush Hog dealer for all available configurations.
Performance Features
- Bush Hog® Performance In An Economical Pasture Mower
- 8-feet 3-inches Cutting Width
- Rubber Disc Cross Shaft From Splitter Box To Outboard Gear Box
- Front or Rear Deflectors or Chain Shielding
- Two Blade Pans
- Shock Absorbing Cross Shafts
- EZ-Clean Sloped Deck that sheds water
- Floating A Frame Hitch
- High Blade Tip Speed
Construction Features
- 10-gauge Deck Construction
- 5 Year Gearbox Limited Warranty
- 7-Gauge x 12-inches Sidebands
- Weld on Skids
- Cushioned axle on pull model with large 21-inch tires
- Powder Coat Paint on pull model
Product Features
Cross Shaft From Splitter Box To Outboard Gear Box
Heavy Duty Pull Type Axle
Twin Beam Axles on Lift and Semi-Mount Models
|Cutting Width
|8-feet 3-inches
|Transport Width
|8-feet 10-inches
|Length (Lift/Pull)
|8-feet 9-inches / 12-feet 9-inches
|Cutting Height
|2 to 13-inches
|Cutting Capacity
|2-inches diameter
|Hitch Type
|Category 1 and 2 Standard and Quick Hitch. Pull is self leveling with dual leveling rods.
|Deck Thickness
|10 Gauge Steel
|Side Bands
|7-Gauge x 12-inches
|Gearbox HP
|(1 ea.) 140HP (Transfer) and 65HP (Cutting)
|Drive Shaft
|ASAE Category 4 with slip clutch
|Driveline Protection
|2-Plate Slip Clutch
|Blade Holder(s)
|Oval Type
|1/2-inch x 4-inches Uplift
|Blade Overlap
|Blade Tip Speed
|Minimum Tractor HP
|45 PTO (Lift), 36 PTO (Pull)
|Safety Deflectors
|See enclosure selection
|Safety Tow Chain
|Standard (Pull Models)
|1-year limited warranty with a 5-year gearbox limited warranty


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Cranberry-Pineapple Gelatin Mold
This cranberry mold has become a tradition in our home during the holidays. You can use a blender to combine the cranberries and oranges if you don't have a food processor. —Bethany Ring, Conneaut, Ohio
Total TimePrep: 15 min. Cook: 5 min. + chilling
Makes10 servings
- 1 can (20 ounces) unsweetened crushed pineapple
- 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin
- 1 package (12 ounces) fresh or frozen cranberries
- 3 medium navel oranges, peeled and cut into segments
- 1/2 cup honey
- Whipped cream, optional
- Drain pineapple, reserving juice; set pineapple aside. Place reserved juice in a small saucepan. Sprinkle with gelatin; let stand for 1 minute or until softened. Heat over low heat, stirring until gelatin is completely dissolved. Remove from the heat.
- In a food processor, combine cranberries and oranges; cover and pulse until chunky. Add honey and pineapple; cover and pulse just until blended. Stir in juice mixture. Transfer to a 6-cup mold coated with cooking spray. Refrigerate until firm.
- Unmold onto a serving platter. Serve with whipped cream if desired.

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FreeFlow Stainless Steel AUTOSEAL Insulated Water Bottle 24oz
Item Number FreeFlow
- Color Black
- Size 24oz
Additional Information
In blazing summer heat or subzero winter weather, reach for your Coleman AUTOSEAL FreeFlow Stainless Steel Insulated Water Bottle, 24oz. This metal water bottle is a must-have year-round with its durable, double-walled, vacuum-insulated 18/8 stainless steel body, which keeps liquids cold up to 31 hours or hot up to 11 hours. The button-operated AUTOSEAL seals the bottle between sips to eliminate spills and leaks, and a patented slide lock prevents the accidental pushing of the button while you're on the go. Included is a protective spout cover to keep dirt and germs off your mouthpiece, and the DropDown lid feature makes it easy to clean. When you're really parched, you'll appreciate the high-flow spout that allows you to hydrate quickly. With this 24-ounce, BPA-free bottle by your side, no heat wave or polar vortex stands a chance.
• Durable, double-walled, vacuum-insulated 18/8 stainless steel bottle keeps drinks cold up to 31 hours or hot up to 11 hours
• High-flow spout allows you to hydrate quickly
• Button-operated AUTOSEAL feature seals the lid between sips to eliminate spills and leaks, and a patented slide lock prevents the accidental pushing of the button while you're on the go
• Protective spout cover keeps dirt and germs off your mouthpiece, and DropDown lid feature makes it easy to clean
• 100% BPA-free for peace of mind
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Aubi from Impressive water bottle I tried a Free Flow Stainless Steel Autoseal insulated water bottle a couple years ago. On a 96 degree day last summer I left the bottle in my truck all day. I had initially filled the bottle about half way with ice and the rest of the way with water. When I returned to my truck at the end of the day I expected to find warm water. There was still a big chunk of ice in the bottle as well as the water being ice cold. I was so impressed that I have purchased three more for family. The unique lid design with the handle and dust cap are icing on the cake. Definitely recommend this bottle.
Date published: 2019-08-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by Scottedw from Keeps it cold! I received this as a gift to use throughout my work day. I have been very impressed with how long it will keep ice in my water. There have been many times when it sits in my truck parked, in the sun with the windows up, even on our 85-90 degree days, and the ice is still there keeping my water cold. The ice will still be there on day 2 if I did not drink it all the first day. I highly recommend this for keeping your cold drinks cold.
Date published: 2018-08-12
Rated 3 out of 5 by MAJ14 from Nice bottle but it leaks I chose this bottle for the features, good reviews and trust in Coleman equipment. It does, indeed, keep liquids cold for many hours and I like the lid for drinking, the cover for the spout and the locking mechanism. Unfortunately, my bottle leaks. I examined the lid which seems fine and finally saw the the rim of the bottle is uneven with a dip in one spot which allows the water to leak out. It's useable if I keep it upright, but I often carry it in a bag and it falls over and leaks into the bag.
Date published: 2019-02-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by JP in NoVA from Great water bottles...and lids We own several Avex FreeFlow Autoseal water bottles, which are now the Coleman FreeFlow Autoseal water bottles. I concur with other reviewers that they do great job of keeping fluids cold even in extreme heat. The Autoseal lid is probably my favorite feature however. Avex used to offer replacement lids for sale. Hopefully Coleman will do that as well.
Date published: 2019-08-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sue in MA from Best mug for keeping things HOT We bought 2 of these. My husband had bought a coffee and had then place put the coffee into this mug. He accidentally put the mug into the hotel fridge overnight. To our surprise when he opened it up (thinking he would now have to microwave his coffee) the coffee was still steaming. Not that is a GREAT mug. The new design of the lids spout on this model is slightly nicer than what we currently have. Keep up the great work
Date published: 2019-04-07
Rated 4 out of 5 by glover from Great for water on the go I have had mine for about a year. Water stays cold all day. I put ice in mine when I leave in the morning and it's still there when I get home 10 hrs later. Very durable. Mine has a few bumps and bruises but it's been on the hard ground a number of times. Handle still attached, lid and lock still work. Mine does not leak. Only reason I gave it 4 starts instead of 5 is that it is hard to clean the lid/spout part. Otherwise, this is a great product that goes everywhere I go!
Date published: 2019-07-01
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Harvard closed its season Saturday against Penn (Gil Talbot).
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – In its final match of the 2012 season, the Harvard men's soccer team couldn't hold an early lead as it dropped a 3-1 decision to Penn Saturday afternoon. Harvard closes its season with a record of 3-11-3 and 0-6-1 in Ivy play while Penn finishes at 3-13-0 and 1-6-0 in Ancient Eight action.
The Crimson has had a knack for getting out to fast starts this season, and Saturday was no exception as the guests took a 1-0 lead less than three minutes into the contest. Forwards Hiroki Kobayashi and Brian Rogers strung together some crisp passes through the middle of the field, and Rogers eventually found senior Zack Wolfenzon, who one-touched the ball inside the left post for a 1-0 lead. The goal was Wolfenzon's fourth of the season, good for the team lead.
The 1-0 edge was short-lived, however, as Penn hit the equalizer just 51 seconds later. Penn controlled the ball off the kickoff and a chip shot from almost 25 yards out evaded Harvard goalie Evan Mendez, allowing the hosts to knot the score at the 2:53 mark of the first. Harvard went on to outshoot Penn, 9-7 for the half, and hold a 3-2 edge in corner kicks, but the first stanza ended in a 1-1 deadlock.
While Harvard got the first two shots of the second half off, it was Penn that capitalized on a chance early in the stanza. A Penn corner kick sparked a play that ended with Sam Engs heading home a lob pass from Travis Dolezal to give the hosts a 2-1 edge in the contest at 53:06. Solid passing through the offensive zone just over 10 minutes later saw Penn's Travis Cantrell weave behind the Harvard defense, and his one-touch effort slid by Mendez at the 64:46 mark to give Penn a 3-1 lead. Harvard once again outshot the Quakers, 10-6, in the half, but the Crimson was unable to find the back of the net again as the game ended in a 3-1 final.
Mendez finished the game with a pair of saves while his counterpart Tyler Kinn racked up six stops in the game. Harvard held the edge in shots (19-13) and corner kicks (8-4) on the evening.


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It's not nice to keep animals trapped inside of jars, but what if they were virtual animals, instead? This is the thinking behind Jarpet, an interactive 3D projection system that recently won a Red Dot design award.
Using Jarpet, children can visualize and interact with 3D projected pets that seem to appear and move inside a jar. The device, which can plug into a computer via USB, can display an assortment of downloadable virtual animals. Kids can use the system to not just observe animals, but to learn about their behaviors, life cycles, and habits.
Users can also interact with the animals through the use of multi-sensory technology.
Jarpet was designed by Zhang Di, Zhao Tianji, Ma Yinghui and Cui Minghui.
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The holiday shopping season is here, and we've got a killer list of Asheville pop-up shops ripe for yuletide perusing. Shop local, buy local, y'all!
The West Asheville Tailgate Market will be hosting its annual Indoor Holiday Market at the Mothlight on Haywood Road starting Nov. 27. The market will run on the Tuesdays between Thanksgiving and Christmas: Nov. 27, Dec. 4, Dec. 11, and Dec. 18. Shoppers will find great food and locally made holiday gifts.
The Mothlight in West Asheville is hosting other pop-up events, as well, including the annual Mr. Fred's Art Fair and Coat Drive on Monday, Dec. 3, and a Dec. 15 holiday pop-up.
The Show & Tell Pop Up Shop goes from Nov. 30 until Dec. 19 at the Asheville Masonic Temple. It's open from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. They've curated goods featuring more than 125 local and indie makers, designers, and vintage wares including clothing, jewelry, decor, greeting cards, and more.
The Big Crafty celebrates its 10th year Holiday Preview Party on Saturday, Dec. 1, at the US Cellular Center and costs $5 and is free for kids, or come out Sunday, Dec. 2, for free. The Big Crafty features 170 carefully selected artists, crafters and makers.
Asheville Community Yoga will host its third annual holiday art market from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Dec. 2. The event will feature locally made food, ceramics, photography, jewelry, savory and sweet treats, and more. A portion of each purchase will support Asheville Community Yoga. Many of the vendors have also chosen to donate one item to a special raffle basket, and the lucky winner will get an entire basket full of goodies from the market. (The basket is valued at more than $600.)
The Asheville Holiday Flea for Y'all will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Dec. 1 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 2 at the WNC Ag Center in Fletcher. Admission is $3 and kids are free.
The Creperie & Cafe in Weaverville is hosting its first holiday pop-up shop from 5-9 p.m. on Dec. 6 at 115 N. Main Street adjacent to the creprerie. More than 15 local vendors will be represented.
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Liverpool's hopes of Europa League success took a blow after it went down in a 2-0 defeat to Zenit St. Petersburg in the first leg of the last 32 tie in Russia on Thursday evening.
The Reds created plenty of chances in an entertaining game, but were ultimately punished by two late goals for the home side.
Hulk fired Zenit into the lead with just over 20 minutes remaining when he arrowed into the top corner from range, before substitute Sergei Semak sealed victory for the Russians soon after.
It means Liverpool must secure a win by a three-goal-or-greater margin in the return meeting at Anfield next week or their aspirations of lifting silverware this season will be over.
Brendan Rodgers made three changes to his starting XI in Russia, with Raheem Sterling, Martin Skrtel and Joe Allen returning to the side in place of Jonjo Shelvey, Lucas Leiva and Daniel Agger.
The boss had used his pregame press conference to emphasize Liverpool's determination to go all the way in the competition, while acknowledging Zenit would provide a stern test of his side's aspirations.
And within 120 seconds, both sides had good chances to open the scoring. First, Hulk saw a stinging volley beaten away by a low stop from Pepe Reina. Meanwhile, at the other end, a Liverpool break resulted in Luis Suarez steering one inches wide of the far post.
Hulk was thwarted by the Reds goalkeeper again soon after, this time having a low drive from the edge of the box parried around the post.
With 16 minutes on the clock, Suarez spurned a golden chance to open the scoring when he raced clear of the Zenit defense and rounded Vyacheslav Malafeev after pouncing on a poor ball from Nicolas Lombaerts. However, his touch was too heavy and Lombaerts was able to recover and avert the danger.
The opening period was turning into something of a shootout between Suarez and Hulk — and the latter was next to threaten when he struck against the base of the post. With Reina grounded, the ball rolled agonizingly across the face of goal before the visitors cleared to safety.
In keeping with the game's pattern, Suarez went close again five minutes before the break, this time flicking Sterling's low cross the wrong side of the post from inside the six-yard box.
Liverpool had Zenit's hearts in their mouths again shortly after the restart when Glen Johnson's surging run from halfway carried him into the area, but his prod towards goal was blocked by Malafeev's sprawl.
Suarez then had them worried yet again when he curled just off target on the hour as the Reds began to threaten.
However, having enjoyed their best spell of the game, Liverpool found themselves behind when Hulk beat Reina from almost 30 yards with a powerful effort into the top corner on 69 minutes.
Zenit furthered their advantage just moments later as substitute Semak collected a deep cross completely unmarked at the back post and finished neatly.
It leaves Liverpool with it all to do in next week's second leg — but history has proven anything is possible on European occasions at Anfield and Kopites will be hoping it's another night to savour.
Liverpoolfc.com journalists' man of the match: Steven Gerrard
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It's always fun to go through Pat Robertson's annual predictions, which he says God gives to him directly the first week of every year while he's praying (how convenient that God schedules around Pat). His 2012 predictions were for chaos and economic collapse in the country.
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Hate-filled leftist gay activist Dan Savage was at it again last Thursday.
In a presentation at Winona State University in Minnesota, Savage went on another vulgarity-laden tirade in front of students this time saying that "every dead gay kid is a victory for the Family Research Council" and that "Tony Perkins sits on a pile of dead gay kids every day when he goes to work" (video follows with transcribed highlights and commentary, serious vulgarity warning):
DAN SAVAGE: Tony Perkins and the Family Research Council, whatever he calls them. First of all, they tell, Tony Perkins tells parents whose kids come out to reject them. Tony Perkins tells the parents of queer kids to do what Tony Perkins damn-well knows drives those kids to suicide — doubles their already quadruple rate of suicide. Why would someone who calls themselves a Christian do that? Because every dead gay kid is a victory for the Family Research Council. They argue that the gay lifestyle is sick and sinful and dangerous and they point to the suicide rate, and then they turn around and do everything in their power to make sure that suicide rate does not come down and to drive it up. Tony Perkins sits on a pile of dead gay kids every day when he goes to work — and he calls himself a Christian. I don't understand how real Christians let that little f--ker get away with that.
Savage later added, "We will always have ignorant d--ks like Michele Bachmann and her fag husband."
CampusReform.org, a college conservative advocate, commented on this address Monday:
The FRC, which describes itself as a champion of "marriage and family as the foundation of civilization" was thrown into the national spotlight earlier in 2012 when it was attacked by a lone gunman who was also a volunteer at the local LGBT center.
Despite Savage's surprising attack against Perkins and the FRC, WSU administrators as of Thursday remained unapologetic for hosting the event.
Kathleen Peterson, the WSU administrator in charge of the Lyceum Series told LI's Campus Reform on Thursday they picked Savage because "we believe that he's an important advocate for the LGBTA community and for simply young people in general to have a place, a safe place, where they can ask natural questions they have about sex and relationships".
This was Savage's response via Twitter:
I'm Dan Savage and I approved -- and stand by -- this message: bit.ly/SuUvWT— Dan Savage (@fakedansavage) October 1, 2012
This was not the first time Savage has behaved this way in front of students.
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Wilson Audio Specialties Sophia loudspeaker
But yes, all three of these speaker systems are very expensive, ranging from $38,900/pair (the MAXX) through $70,000/pair (the X-1) to over a quarter-million bucks (the ultimate WAMM). As much as I appreciate and desire the attainments of speakers like these, my own music-making, like almost all Stereophile readers', has to be based in the real world of mortgages, car payments, and school and college fees.
So when I laid eyes and ears on Wilson's Sophia, priced to sell at a relatively affordable $11,700/pair, at the 2001 CEDIA Expo last September, I began salivating about how they would work in my room and my budget.
In its general appearance, the Sophia looks like a single-box cousin of Wilson's WATT/Puppy (last reviewed in its System 5 incarnation in November 1995). And its 41"-high, floorstanding, three-way design concept reminds me of the now-discontinued WITT (reviewed in our January and July 1996 and January 1998 issues). But the Sophia is all new, from its handcrafted enclosure to its custom-built drive-units.
I usually begin my description of a speaker with its active parts: the drive-units and crossover. But having witnessed the labor-intensive craftsmanship that goes into each Wilson speaker, I'll start with the Sophia's intricate cabinet.
This is mainly crafted from what Wilson terms "M" material. According to Vern Credille, the company's R&D director, this composite material consists of a matrix of cellulose fibers bound together with phenolic resin to form basic sheets. These are then laminated together to make the Sophia's enclosure panels. For the speaker's front baffle for the woofer section, and for the base, Wilson's even more rigid "X" material is used, which is a high-density, mineral-loaded, methacrylate-based composite. The Sophia's assembled enclosure is spray-coated with automotive paints and clear coats, and rubbed down between each application, to produce an immaculate, high-gloss finish. (If you live in Utah and can't get your car repainted to the original factory standard, it's because Wilson tempted away the state's best workers for its production line.)
All this attention to detail is to ensure that the enclosure doesn't emit sound, thus providing an optimal environment for the components that do. Handling the highest frequencies is the same version of Focal's inverted-dome tweeter used in Wilson's home-theater speakers, its titanium diaphragm coated with dark-gray "tioxid." This crosses over to a 7" midrange unit sourced from ScanSpeak. The paper cone has a radiating diameter of approximately 5", and cone and dustcap are scored in a radiating pattern, the score marks filled with damping material. The long-throw woofer is a 10" aluminum-cone unit, reflex-loaded by a 3"-diameter aluminum port on the rear panel. The midrange unit is also reflex-loaded with a 1" port, again on the rear panel, presumably to increase its dynamic range at the bottom of its passband.


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State Seal
Pierre Eugene du Simitiere created New Jersey's State Seal in 1777. It contains five symbols, each of which represents something about New Jersey.More Details
State Flag
The New Jersey State Flag was adopted in 1896. Its official color is buff, which is a yellowish-tan color. The colors of the state flag, buff and dark blue (Jersey blue), were the colors George Washington chose for the flag of New Jersey's army regiments during the Revolutionary War. The state seal is featured on the flag.
State Flower - The Violet
橙子视频Violets can be found in New Jersey fields, lawns, and meadows -- anywhere that they can find warm spring sunshine.
State Bird - The Eastern Goldfinch
橙子视频The eastern goldfinch has bright yellow feathers and a black head and wings. Eastern goldfinches love to eat sunflower seeds.
State Tree - The Red Oak
橙子视频The red oak is a hardwood tree that has pointy-lobed leaves with prickly tips. In autumn its leaves turn a beautiful, bright red. It produces many acorns.
State Bug - The Honeybee
The honeybee makes honey for sweetening our meals and beeswax to smooth things out. Honeybees also pollinate our flowers, including our state flower, the violet. The honey bee became the state bug when the Legislature enacted the bill, A-671, and Gov. Brendan T. Byrne signed it on June 20, 1974. They were encouraged by a group of children from the Sunnybrae School in Hamilton Township. The children went to the State House with a presentation that included a song and a poem.
State Animal - The Horse
Michael McCarthy and his fifth grade class at Our Lady of Victories School in Harrington Park and James Sweetman, an eighth grader from Freehold, helped make the horse New Jersey's state animal in 1977. The horse is included on the state seal. Horses were very important to farming. Today, people continue to raise horses in New Jersey. Racehorses are also very popular in New Jersey.
State Fish- The Brook Trout
橙子视频The brook trout is native to New Jersey. If you find a brook trout, you know the water is good quality because brook trout can't survive in polluted water.
State Shell - The Knobbed Whelk
The knobbed whelk shell is commonly known as the conch shell. Found along NJ beaches and bays, the knobbed whelk is the name of the large marine snail that lives in the shell. Also known by its Italian name, scungilli, the snail is harvested from its spiral shell and canned for food. The shell is yellowish gray in color.
State Tall Ship - The A.J. Meerwald
The A.J. Meerwald is a Delaware Bay Oyster Schooner. It was originally built to meet the needs of New Jersey's oyster fishing industry. The ship was built in 1928 in Dorchester, New Jersey.
State Fruit - The Blueberry
橙子视频The blueberry, which was first cultivated in Whitesbog, became the official state fruit in 2004. In 2003, fourth graders at Veteran's Memorial Elementary School in Brick campaigned to make the blueberry the official state fruit. The students had their idea introduced as legislation and conducted a lobbying campaign to see its passage, including media interviews, a letter and petition drive, presentations to local governing bodies, and a trip to the state's blueberry festival in Whitesbog. In addition, the classes traveled to Trenton to make presentations before Senate and Assembly Committees. Elizabeth Coleman White developed the nation's first cultivated blueberry.
State Dinosaur - Hadrosaurus foulkii
In the summer of 1858, Victorian gentleman and fossil hobbyist William Parker Foulke was vacationing in Haddonfield, New Jersey, when he heard that twenty years previous, workers had found gigantic bones in a local marl pit. Foulke spent the the late summer and fall directing a crew of hired diggers shin deep in gray slime. Eventually he found the bones of an animal larger than an elephant with structural features of both a lizard and a bird.
State Dance - Square Dance
The Square Dance has been designated as the American Folk Dance of the State of New Jersey by Joint Resolution No. 1, 1983.
State Reptile - Bog Turtle
The bog turtle is a tiny, dark turtle with a distinct orange patch behind the tympanum (ear membrane) on either side of the head. The scutes (scale-like horny layers) of the carapace (upper shell) are brown or black and may have yellow or reddish centers. Likewise, the plastron (underneath shell) is brownish-black with a light yellow or mahogany center. The limbs are brown and may be mottled with variable amounts of dark yellow, orange, or red blotching. Bog turtles, one of the smallest and most secretive of North America's turtles, measure only 7.6 to 10 cm (3.0 to 3.9 in.) long as adults.
State Microbe - Streptomyces griseus
The microbe was discovered in New Jersey soil in 1916. In 1943, researchers from Rutgers University used the microbe to create the antibiotic streptomycin. Tuberculosis death rates in the U.S. plummeted. They fell from about 194 deaths per 100,000 people in 1900 to about 9 deaths per 100,000 people in 1955. Rutgers researcher Selman Waksman was awarded the 1952 Nobel Prize for Medicine for discovering the microbe and creating the antibiotic.


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Explorations of space and terrestrial processes help further our understanding of the universe in which we live. Scientific challenges regarding the nature of the Earth, the solar system, the galaxy, and beyond are addressed in the Division by utilizing techniques in both physical and life sciences.
Research areas include studying the nature of the Martian surface, the causes and mitigation of ozone depletion and global warming in Earth's atmosphere, the search for life in and the nature and evolution of the universe - all vital issues related to NASA's mission.
Scientists in the Division conduct theoretical and experimental studies leading to new missions. They are engaged in the development of new instrumentation and in the analysis of data, publishing new scientific knowledge, and in the communication
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Not all science at JPL is contained within the Science Division. Approximately 20% of JPL scientists are embedded in other Divisions - and their work may be found here.
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Maeyken Wouters (d. 1595)
Maeyken Wouters (Wauters, Wolters), an Anabaptist martyr, drowned at Liege (Luik) in Belgium, together with Aeltjen Baten. On the same day they were thrown from a bridge into the Maas River. According to van Braght this happened on 24 July 1595 after the women had stayed in prison for ten weeks. The statement of Daris (Bax II, 344) that the execution took place on 29 October 1593 is not very tenable, since Maeyken's letter is dated 1595. Aeltgen was a rather aged woman, Maeyken rather young and unmarried. Both were natives of Zonhoven in the territory of Vogelsanck, Belgian province of Limburg. The accurate and detailed account in the Martyrs' Mirror portrays their firm faith in trial and even in torture. In prison Maeyken wrote a letter to her parents and further to "all the believ ers (i.e., members of the congregation) and all who love the truth." These martyrs are celebrated in the hymn "Voorwaer 't dient niet versweghen, dees werelts blintheyt groot" (The great blindness of this world should not be concealed) found in Veelderhande Liedekens of Lenaerdt Clock (Haarlem, 1598) and other Dutch hymnals.
Bax, Willem. Het protestantisme in het bisdom Luik en vooral te Maastricht. s-Gravenhage: Nijhoff, 1937-1941: II, 344-347.
Braght, Thieleman J. van. Het Bloedigh Tooneel of Martelaers Spiegel der Doopsgesinde of Weereloose Christenen, Die om 't getuygenis van Jesus haren Salighmaker geleden hebben ende gedood zijn van Christi tijd of tot desen tijd toe. Den Tweeden Druk. Amsterdam: Hieronymus Sweerts, 1685: Part II, 789-792.
Braght, Thieleman J. van. The Bloody Theatre or Martyrs' Mirror of the Defenseless Christians Who Baptized Only upon Confession of Faith and Who Suffered and Died for the Testimony of Jesus Their Saviour . . . to the Year A.D. 1660. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1951: 1091-1093 f. Available online at: http://www.homecomers.org/mirror/index.htm.
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"Pebbles" by Hwang Samyong
Artist Hwang Samyong discusses his artwork Pebbles, which will be on view at the Asian Art Museum as part of the exhibition Mother-of-Pearl Lacquerware from Korea.
Artist Hwang Samyong discusses his artwork Pebbles, which will be on view at the Asian Art Museum as part of the exhibition Mother-of-Pearl Lacquerware from Korea.
An introduction to Korean Confucianism and related architecture.
Discover what was found inside a Korean Buddhist sculpture.
In this lecture series, renowned scholars from across the nation will discuss the manipulation of art by Asian rulers across cultures and time.
Adrian Wong's background in research-based psychology is reflected in the way he prepares months before beginning a project. He delves into historical archives, combs through photographs and memorabilia, and conducts interviews. Watch his interview with Classical Feng Shui Practitioner Sasha Yungju Lee in preparation for his installation in the exhibition Phantoms of Asia: Contemporary Awakens the Past on view at the Asian Art Museum from May 18–September 2, 2012.
Learn more about the arts of Korea and Japan through lectures by renowned scholars.
This lecture series, organized by the Society for Asian Art, explores narrative using Asian art—how myths, legends, histories and moral precepts have been transmitted through visual means. Topics range from sculptural reliefs and murals used to educate pilgrims at famous religious sites to works created primarily for entertainment. Contemporary storytelling is also addressed via lectures on Bollywood and manga produced by San Francisco's Henry Yoshitaka Kiama.
This lecture series examines the origins of traditions and how traditions are renewed, appropriated, and transformed over time.
This video documents the Asian Art Museum's Nature in Art school program.
A time-lapse video of the installation of Choi Jeong Hwa's "Breathing Flower" in San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza. On view during the "Phantoms of Asia" exhibition at the Asian Art Museum (May 18--September 2, 2012).


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A day after welcoming back a previously dismissed player, Alabama has suspended two players for the upcoming Sugar Bowl.
According to Andrew Gribble of AL.com, linebacker Xzavier Dickson and running back Alvin Kamara have been suspended for the Sugar Bowl against Oklahoma. No reason for the suspensions has been confirmed yet, other than the typical violation of team rules.
Dickson was listed as Alabama's alternate jack linebacker for the final game of the season against Auburn, splitting time with Denzel Devall, but has had an impact in bringing pressure to opposing quarterbacks with good frequency this season when on the field. He has appeared in 10 games this season with 2.0 tackles for a loss. Kamara has not played this season.
Alabama's running back position is pretty stocked. The final depth chart of the regular season listed four running backs for the Auburn game. Kamara was not on that list. His fate with the Crimson Tide may be more in question now. Kamara did not make a road trip to Texas A&M back in September, suggesting Alabama was looking to preserve a redshirt year for the freshman.


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In Canadian English the word tuque refers to a knitted cap for use in cold weather.
I'd like to know what such an item is commonly called in other dialects and regions since most people are utterly bamboozled when I say "tuque". So sound off and tell me what you call this!


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How to approach a company for a job?
Let's just imagine you are looking for a job. It's the beginning of 2013, you are being made redundant, want a change of scenery or a better salary and are ready to move on. You live within 40-50 minutes from London by train and are quite frankly fed up with the commute. It may be a thousand other reasons why you ended up on the job market – and nobody enjoys being on a market trying to sell themselves!
It was early days of my recent job hunt when I realised it was no good applying for jobs that said '125 applications received so far'. Some online boards would reveal this information, some wouldn't. Either way, if I came across the same job advertisement on multiple job sites, it's highly likely it attracted loads of hopeful candidates. Not that I don't think I could be good enough, no! But realistically the employer might have liked the application No. 34 and by the time they will hopefully get to mine the candidate No. 34 will already be hired.
I don't appreciate the fact that the recruiters seem to adapt the role of someone between a gatekeeper and God. You may never know why the recruiter never called you back after you've sent your CV – the company might have never even had a chance to know about your existence because the recruiter had a quick glance/skim over the document and (even though they might not even be that interested in your industry!) decided you are no good.
A couple of weeks into my job hunt a good friend who's been a recruitment consultant for over a decade told me that in the current market too many people are looking for a job and it is the employer's market with loads of choice. By that point I've had enough of sending emails into what felt an empty space and decided to look for a job that wasn't advertised by recruitment agencies. Perhaps not even advertised by the employer; now that's a challenge!
Now that I'm settling in at my new job with a company that hasn't even advertised it, I'd like to share some tips here. And maybe that career move is just around the corner for you too! Continue Reading »


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bluebirds necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web codificada y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 10 diseños de 5 diseñadores freelance.
I am looking for SIX coded tennis Wordpress themes which have a distinct "Web 2.0" feel to the design. The themes must be three column, fluid width and widget and Adsense enabled and are going to be made for general free release. Any images used must have the correct **extended use licenses** If you are using royalty free images from http://www.sxc.hu you MUST contact the photographer for permission first because the templates are for distribution.
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It's tennis, so I suppose green will feature prominently.
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To celebrate the start of the Wimbledon tennis tournament I need SIX coded Wordpress themes which are based around a tennis theme but also have a distinct "Web 2.0" feel about them.
They should be three column, fluid width, adsense & widget enabled and have a footer similiar to that in the theme here: http://www.online-casino-10tips.com/
The themes are going to be made for general free release by me so any images used must have the correct **extended use licenses**.
If you are using royalty free images from http://www.sxc.hu you MUST contact the photographer for permission first because the templates are for distribution and please don't use copyrighted images of tennis players.
Any entries including copyrighted images of players will not be considered for the contest.
My research has shown that clean, Web 2.0 type themes get the most downloads and I am a big fan of the following:
I really like the themes at http://www.briangardner.com/themes and he has had a *lot* of downloads.
I especially likes how he "tucks away" the author backlink toward the bottom of the theme, perhaps much less likely to have it deleted there?
Take a look at a previous contest for the type of designs I like and the feedback I give.
If you have a passion for tennis and wordpress design, then this will be a great project.
I have a prize pool of $550 which will be split as follows:
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EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) Cody Zeller scored 21 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, and No. 2 Indiana beat Northwestern 67-59 on Sunday.
Jordan Hulls added 15 points. Christian Watford scored 14, and the Hoosiers (16-2, 4-1 Big Ten) hung on after things got tense down the stretch.
They led by as much as 17 in the first half and were up 31-17 at intermission, but Northwestern (11-8, 2-4) rattled them with its trap in the second. The Wildcats pulled within five three times, but the Hoosiers prevailed after seeing a six-game win streak end with a loss to Wisconsin last week.
Zeller, the Big Ten Preseason Player of the Year, hit 9 of 10 free throws and dominated inside as Indiana pounded the Wildcats 36-24 on the glass.
Reggie Hearn scored 22 for Northwestern, which refused to go away quietly in this one after beating No. 23 Illinois on Thursday.
Overmatched in the early going, the Wildcats scored eight straight to pull within 47-42, a free throw by Hearn with 6:34 left in the game capping that run.
Indiana got the lead back up to double digits on a tip-in by Zeller and long 3 by Victor Oladipo to make it 54-43 with 4:52 left, but Northwestern wasn't finished.
Three free throws by Hearn and a 3-pointer from the corner by Jared Swopshire (13 points) cut it to 56-51. Swopshire's layup made it 58-53 with just over two minutes left, but the Hoosiers hung on from there.
With most of the crowd decked out in cream and crimson, the Hoosiers wasted no time taking control.
Watford scored 11 in the first half and had eight as Indiana grabbed a 13-4 lead, and when it looked as if Northwestern might claw its way back into this one, Indiana answered with nine straight.
They got two tip-ins from Zeller and a 3 from Watford in transition before Hulls drove for a layup that made it 26-9 with 4:33 left, crashing to the court as the ball fell through the net.


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Monster Jam to boost sales for Jacksonville businesses
Businesses welcome downtown events, including UFC's first female fight
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – It's not just fans who are looking forward to Monster Jam and other events happening this weekend in downtown Jacksonville. Businesses in the area gear up for it as well, as for many of them, it brings a welcome boost in sales.
Several restaurant owners say they are ready for the trucks to roll.
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Chef Love wasted no time preparing for the larger-than-normal crowds expected to fill Celebs Corner Kitchen on Saturday.
"I started prepping first thing this morning when I walked in the door," said Love. "I started getting the turkey legs ready for the grill. I started prepping my onions and stuff."
With Monster Jam at EverBank Field just a few blocks away, Love said it's something they look forward to every year.
"We have different people coming in from all sides of town from out of town just to experience us, so it's awesome," said Love.
Monster Jam is just one of many events downtown this weekend. Jacksonville University men's and women's basketball teams both have games at Veterans Memorial Arena, all just blocks away from Celebs Corner Kitchen.
For a restaurant that just opened three years ago, the exposure to tens of thousands of people is invaluable.
"We've been struggling to get attention here from customers," said Niki Brunson, owner of Celebs Corner Kitchen. "We get an opportunity to share with customers that were here that the building is not abandoned anymore, because it sat empty for about ten years."
But it's not just businesses close to Everbank Field that expect a boost. Restaurants at Jacksonville Landing are getting ready for the crowds, too.
At Chicago Pizza, Manager Jason Truitt said February is normally a slower month for restaurants. Monster Jam and other local events tonight, combined with UFC's first female fight, are a much welcome bright spot.
Truitt said he'll be bringing in extra staff.
"Normally on a Friday or Saturday night, we can normally go with about five or six servers on the floor, as well as a patio bartender or an outside bartender. We added about three," said Truitt. "About four more people are going to be coming in than normal."
All of this is in preparation for a big turnout, sparked by a big event that leaves a lasting economic mark.
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GUSSING, Austria – Former Towson University men's basketball forward/center Bilal Dixon has recently completed his Master's degree and is now pursuing a professional career overseas.
Dixon completed his Masters of Arts program with a degree in Professional Studies in July. He graduated with a 3.138 grade-point-average, completing the program in just over a year.
After averaging 6.9 points and 7.3 rebounds to help lead the Tigers to an 18-win season in 2012-13, Dixon will now begin his professional playing career. He is set to leave in mid-August for Gussing, Austria to compete for the UBC Magnofit Gussing Knights. The pro team's season will run until mid-April.
The Knights finished 20-16 last year and reached the quarterfinals of their league playoffs. The league that the Knights compete in is known as the Austria A-Bundesliga and is the top league in Austria. Dixon will be under the instruction of head coach Matthias Zollner and assistant coach Daniel Mullner.
Dixon follows in the footstep of other recent American college players including Marcus Heard (DePaul '07), who played for the Knights last year, while Jason Chappell (Wisconsin '07 / Xion Dukes Klosterneub) and Ali Farokhmenash (Northern Iowa '10 / WBC Raiffeisen Wels) also played in the same league.
The league is familiar to the Tigers as former point guard Josh Brown ('11) played for Allianz Swans Gmunden last season.
Darryl "Truck" Bryant (West Virginia '12) recently signed this summer to play with league opponent BSC Raiffeisen Furstenfeld Panthers.


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MLSsoccer.com presents the Top 5 moments in the career of 26 year-old Mexican national team member Nery Castillo, who was announced Saturday as the Chicago Fire's newest Designated Player:
1. Copa América Goal vs. Brazil: In the 2007 Copa América, Castillo was the star and revelation of the Mexican National Team, who advanced to the tournament semifinals with Hugo Sánchez at the helm.
In Castillo's opener against Brazil, he used a sublime and unforgettable "sombrero" on Maicon before beating the 'keeper to the ball and finishing with a deft touch. It was the first of four goals for Castillo in the tournament, which served as the final seal on a record transfer later that summer.
2. Champions League Goals vs. Shakhtar: Castillo has played in 14 Champions League matches in his career with Greek club Olympiakos and Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk. There were no more important goals than the two he scored in separate group-stage games for Olympiakos on Sept. 27, 2006 and Dec. 5, 2006 against Shakhtar in the 2006-07 Champions League. Those performances, including a goal scored on a hand ball, piqued the interest of Shakhtar and the team's president eventually made Castillo a record transfer.
3. Transfer to Shakhtar Donetsk: Shortly after the conclusion of the 2007 Copa América, Shakhtar Donetsk splurged on a record $27.5 million transfer fee to sign the player who helped put a dent in their Champions League dreams a season before with Olympiakos. Castillo, who signed a five-year contract, carried the weight of being the most expensive player on the squad.
4. Mexican National Team Debut: After lengthy debates, discussions and controversy as to which national team he would represent among the four options available to him (Mexico, Uruguay, Greece and Italy), Castillo opted for Sánchez and Mexico.
With a chance to feature on the stage of the 2007 Copa América, Castillo made his debut for El Tri on June 2, 2007 against Iran in the Mexican city in which he was born: San Luis Potosí. Only a few weeks later he was the undisputed star of Mexican soccer and the most expensive player in Mexican soccer history.
5. Professional Debut In Uruguay: Castillo, who was born in Mexico, moved back to Montevideo, Uruguay, with his family at the age of 2. He developed his game as a member of the Danubio youth system and the precocious talent made his professional debut in 1999 at the age of 15. Only one year later, he was already in Europe.


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MSU Speaker Series
11/14/12 4:00 pm EST
MSU Bioeconomy Institute
at 242 Howard Ave.
Holland, MI
United States
Hashsham's presentation will focus on the potential uses of relatively inexpensive diagnostic tools based on cellphones and mobile devices that measure diseases and pathogens in the field. According to Hashsham, such devices have applications in the area of health, food and agriculture, water, and the environment. Cost: Free.