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"About 80 percent of basketball is improvisation." — Lincoln Memorial men's basketball coach Josh Schertz.
That's a quote from last weekend that has stuck with me as another basketball season — or at least my in-person reporting on it — nears the end.
The coach made that comment as an aside in his remarks after his team beat Wingate 68-58 to win the South Atlantic Conference Tournament and a spot in the NCAA Division II tournament. As I recall, he was contrasting basketball to the more rigid discipline of football play-calling. And there's a lot of truth in that. When a football play breaks down, it's chaos.
When a basketball play falls apart, that's when many players are at their best and the game becomes like a jazz composition. Maybe that explains why I've always preferred basketball, even though I'm also a football fan. Regardless, it's been a fun season. And I just wanted an excuse to use that quote.
After tomorrow, I will have traversed the state from Hickory to High Point covering games in the last week. (It doesn't have the same oomph and doesn't cover as much geographical territory as the state's "From Manteo to Murphy" promotional slogan, but it's the best I can do on what I get paid…)
The SAC tournament in Hickory last weekend provided some interesting games, but not a championship for the Wingate teams, which both advanced past the quarterfinals for the first time in two years.
The Wingate women lost 77-66 to regular-season champion Tusculum, a team whose best player is a 4-foot-11 guard, in the finals. The Bulldogs' season isn't over, but they've got a tough first-round matchup coming up in the NCAA Southeast Regional in Morrow, Ga., this weekend, drawing Lander, which spent much of this season as the No. 1 women's team in Division II. They were replaced by Clayton State at the top late in the season after losing to the Lakers, another team from the Peach Belt Conference
That league is the Big East of D-II women's basketball this season. How tough was the Peach Belt? Neither Lander nor Clayton State made the championship game of their tournament, and the conference got five of the eight spots in the regional.
Out of all those Peach Belt teams, I've seen only Lander, which demolished Divsion I Winthrop by a 70-40 score in Rock Hill back in November. They're a quick team with a powerful inside game and guaranteed not to give an opponent a pleasant afternoon.
On the men's side, Wingate didn't make the NCAA tournament with a 19-10 record, falling victim to Division II's byzantine formula for determining tournament berths. Two teams that didn't get as far as the Bulldogs did in their conference tournament made it in, but Wingate had gone 0-3 against them in the regular season.
But Queens, upset by Belmont Abbey in the quarterfinals of its conference tournament, did get a bid on the strength of its regular season conference championship. They're a No. 4 seed and their first opponent on Saturday night in Augusta, Ga., will be very familiar. The No. 5 seed is Conference Carolinas rival Limestone, which won the tournament after Queens was eliminated. Queens won both regular-season meetings.
Tomorrow I have the Big South Conference women's tournament at High Point University, covering No. 7-seed Winthrop against Radford. The Eagles (12-17) beat the No. 2-seeded Highlanders 65-55 in Rock Hill in January, but the teams have gone in different directions since.
Winthrop has lost its last five, starting with a 69-47 loss at Radford in the rematch. And this week Eagles coach Bud Childers announced that he would resign after the tournament after seven seasons in charge.
On the surface, then, not many reasons to expect a Winthrop win. But that's what makes this time of year a lot of fun for the basketball fan. It's one last chance to make a statement for teams which may not have done much to speak of lately.


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There are so many reasons why Paul would write to Timothy that those in the office of overseer should not be a lover of money (1 Timothy 3:3).
Some immediate thoughts that come to mind:
- If you value money too much, you may put your day job or your desire for success above your ministry responsibilities.
- You may be tempted to use your position for financial gain.
- Often the love of money accompanies pride.
In fact, later in 1 Timothy, chapter 6, Paul goes on to say: "For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil" (v10). Warning that those who desire to be rich fall into temptation, ensnared by foolish and harmful desires, plunge into ruin and destruction. He even says that the desire for money, the craving of it, has caused some to walk away from their faith.
However, I think there is another aspect of money we should consider, in regard to ministry. Let's face it, the majority of those who are serving in a ministry capacity are not doing so without some financial struggle in their own life. This struggle also happens in the ministry field. Who hasn't dreamt of what a little extra money could mean to the ministry work that we do. What if we had an extra $500 or more in the budget. Oh the things we could do!
Therein lies the culprit… "with money" this is what "I" can do. While it is true that money is a means to get things done, such as purchasing supplies or bringing in guest speakers; money is also a tool of man. God doesn't require money to do anything. We can throw a lot of money at our ministry, polishing the rough edges, making it attractive to others, filling the seats at our tables to the brim. But this is not the measure of success.
Spiritual growth is a measure of success. Bringing women to Christ is a measure of success. We create a ministry that serves in His name, we bring women to the Cross, and then watch as the Lord does a work in their life. He creates something new, He molds and shapes, and none of that costs a single dollar.
A shoe string budget it not a bad thing, it actually requires us to lean on God and trust in His provision for our ministry. It teaches us to be good stewards with the blessing we are given. It also challenges us to be creative with the gifts, talents, and blessings the Lord has given each of us to be used in the ministry as we serve others.
How much does it cost to welcome others into your home?
Do we need a huge budget to pray with another women?
What is the expense to sit and walk through the scriptures with a new believer?
When we begin to believe that money will solve all of our ministry problems, open up more opportunities, or even that money will give us a better pathway to bring people to Christ… we begin to blur the lines and our love for money grows because we become dependent on it.
This doesn't mean that God won't bless us financially, as a ministry. It's a warning to not become dependent on it, to not allow it to become something that we crave. We may receive it, but remember we are being given something that is already God's and called to use it in a way that honors Him.
A godly leader will recognize who the blessing is from, and what it is for. They will not compromise their faith, their family, their home, their values, their time, and their service in order to gain more money.


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This afternoon eight of the grandkids went swimming at the Community Center. There is a very large pool with a wonderful water slide. So Christy and I took the kids, all so excited and especially because of the slide.
When we arrived the pool was packed! I couldn't believe it. There were camps of kids and schools of kids. There are summer programs for kids and today it rained all day so what better activity than swimming? There were bus loads of kids! The noise level was so high we could hardly talk to each other!
Not only was the pool packed but the water slide wasn't in use! Oh man… Well, kids are kids and my grandkids had fun in spite of… Maybe it bothered me more than it did them!
These eight kids are all mine!
The last two pictures are of the hot tub. It's a good sized one, thank goodness.
Later Miller and I went for our traditional ice cream cones.
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The package outlines proposed changes to the prudential framework designed to enhance strategic and business planning, oversight of fund expenditure and the assessment of outcomes for members of registrable superannuation entities (RSEs). This is the second stage of an extensive consultation process, which commenced in August with the release of a letter to industry outlining APRA's intentions, followed by several roundtable discussions with key industry stakeholders.
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The proposed changes are intended to complement APRA's supervisory focus on RSE licensees' delivery of member outcomes, including increased engagement with those licensees identified as not consistently delivering quality outcomes.
Deputy Chairman Helen Rowell said APRA wanted to ensure all RSE licensees were prepared to manage emerging challenges, such as changing member demographics and a more competitive environment.
"Every super fund member deserves confidence their fund is delivering quality, value-for-money outcomes. APRA's proposals, supported by our ongoing supervisory focus, will help RSE licensees lift their standards for the long-term benefit of their members.
"They also reflect APRA's ongoing efforts to encourage all RSE licensees to go beyond the minimum legislative requirements by conducting a broader outcomes assessment as part of their strategic and business planning processes," Mrs Rowell said.
APRA's proposals are independent of, but aligned with, legislative proposals currently before the Parliament. In considering the final form of the standards being issued for consultation today, APRA will have regard to both feedback from consultation on its own proposals and the final form of any new legislation passed by the Parliament.
Submissions on APRA's package are open until 29 March 2018. The new and revised prudential measures are expected to be released by mid-2018, with a proposed commencement date of 1 January 2019.
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Kenrii Sea Sorrow
|Kenrii Sea Sorrow
From Seafarer's Rest
From Unwaking Waters (Luxon)
Description[edit | edit source]
Kenrii Sea Sorrow is a Jade Torn Kirin boss located in Silent Surf.
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- Jade Sea:
- Silent Surf west of the middle island, behind a rock surrounded by Saltspray Dragons.


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There was once a time when our two clans worked together amicably. Res was more than happy to lose a few bosses and give away some drops and gear to you all. We saw you as friends, or neighbors, and not as competitors. When I was a guardian in braves and helped them at lock fights some braves complained when we outlocked DS, saying how it felt wrong to be competing for drops with a clan we worked so closely with. In res, from recruit all the way to chief, we felt happy giving away bosses. We even called DS a few times to Onyx, Dobby, and Gron and offered to fill in whatever roles were needed so DS could get the drops. Then when we saw you all about to attempt a Hrung that we forgot to camp, instead of dragging adds or rushing there to lock it, we let you all lock it, and then we helped you kill it. We bashed it so it didn't heal, our druids helped heal your tanks, and we helped DPS it so it didn't rage.
The way I see it, DS was a second braves. We even gave 20 horns, 5 of each color (not including purple, because we were low on purples as it was) so that you could start to give out some DL sets.
Res wanted DS to succeed. We thought, this is what makes the game fun. Playing with another clan not out of hate or spite, but out of wanting to just play the game and be the best WE could be.
If you don't believe me, read the quotes below. These aren't all the instances, but rather are just some I could find with a 5 minute search on forums (the forum search bar ain't no google ).
Proof Res helped DS kill Hrung
LivingArawn wrote:Thanks Bob It was awesome, so proud of all the clannies who made this possible, lovely teamwork and effort by all dragons. Also, thanks to those Res who helped after lock, good fight, and wonderful sportsmanship displayed.
Liv explains how res helps DS kill bosses
LivingArawn wrote:Hello Sorry to hear your server hunt is not going well so far. If you would like to try out Arawn, let me know and I can set you up with some free skills and rings. As for why Arawn, the clan I am in is drama free. We focus on cultivating an environment of community and family. If you want a break from drama to just enjoy the game with other down to earth people give it a try.
We have friendly competition with the other large clan on the server, no drama with our relations with them for some time (we even help each other at bosses after lock and grats each other on lock wins), which is wonderful.
Hope you find a place that will make you feel happy and at peace, whichever server you end up on.
Proof of community and friendship between Res and DS
Liv Defends Res/DS Partnership after Loca Cola tries to start drama
LivingArawn wrote:@Loca Cola
I thought about refuting your claims, but then I realized I really don't have to. Those in DS and Res know how things stand, so explanation is unnessary and redundant. Please do your best to start fresh on a new server and not get involved in drama-bad addiction which does no good for you.
Further comments regarding Arawn's amazing community
LivingArawn wrote:Welcome to Arawn Let me know if you need any help with quests or etc. Arawn may seem complicated and crazy at first, but once you get settled you'll find there are a lot of great people and a lovely sense of community between some of the clans.
more of the same really, just on another thread
Sly Shadows wrote:I'd just recommend Braves/Res if you want a fast paced game-play to reach endgame and do prot/mord/hrung/gele/necro often. Slow paced game-play is cool as well but might get passed up by level partners, Rogue frozen is also a challenge if you ever restart on a rogue. Braves does all bosses from King-Frozen (except Glashyton), Res does all bosses of Sreng, Troll, Dobby and up+.
I'd also recommend DS for fast or slow paced game-play, i know many of the DS members and they are great people and don't tolerate bad people in clan. They do all bosses up to I believe Onyx, maybe Skath.
Colours/Unit is a very un-popular clan according to Resurgence and DragonSouls, and anyone not in it. They are mostly comprised of people who dual or triple logging their toons and is most often the place where Res/DS scammers go because that is only place they are welcome after they scam either clan. (Maybe a little biased but presume many will agree) Unit does all bosses including mord/hrung, the wild clan has been sighted near the frozen bosses but we are never sure of their true habits.
LivingArawn wrote:I have messaged the op, but for anyone else reading this thread...Thanks sly, bob, and assorted Res for suggesting DS alongside Res. If you want to focus on e.g. bossing and progressing to the highest level of the game I would suggest Res, as it is the best choice on Arawn for those with such motivations. DS is more laid back and honestly happy to skip bosses sometimes to go play hide and go seek, or something else. We do our best in terms of bosses, but that really is not our focus as a clan.
So what happened?
From the res side it all started when DS invited the druid "SrMedicSometimes" henceforth referred to as Senior Druid" (name changed to respect the no naming or shaming forum policy, but kept in a way where those involved know the instance I am referring to). Resurgence removed SrDruid for a number of egregious offenses. Here is the short list:
-) Blackmailed multiple accounts from players
-) Stole from Clan Bank while serving as chief of Braves
-) Constantly bullied newer players saying how sucky they were and that they were not worthy of any gear upgrades
This all occurred after BigDiesel379 and Liv had a long talk on Band concerning DS's inviting of SrDruid. BigDiesiel gave a multitude of screenshots that confirmed each offense as well as screenshots of players testimonies who complained about this player over the years. DS invited SrDruid regardless. After this BigDiesel cut off the alliance, which is only logical. Why should Resurgence give gear to a clan that is helping out someone we kicked?
That night there was a snorri around 2:30am EST. Resurgence had 2 people there, girlsrogue and I, DS had 5. DS locked snorri and meanwhile a group of resurgence logged on. We stood silently and watched, not helping like we had in the past. DS wiped and snorri reset. We went in and outlocked them. DS, including their chief who was online, then resorted to spamming our PM's complaining that they only wiped because we didn't help. We calmly replied that we would not be helping them anymore, as they had already been told, because they invited SrDruid.
After this incident DS invited a number of other individuals we kicked from the clan including gellatinsphere (name changed) and a ranger named tiuVens (name changed as well). Gelatinsphere convinced livrenger to join as well.
And for the record, none of them returned any gear. This is extremely obvious and easy to verify. I am bewildered as to why anyone would even try and lie along these lines SrDruid sold some of his gear to healthforce but otherwise its all on their toons still.
After this things were calm for a while. DS wiped on multiple hrungs, was unable to kill EDL and snorri/sreng 6*'s. Eventually they killed hrung without Res help, but since have not locked it often. They also have continued to only lock DL 4*'s outside of the special circumstances.
From this things got heated, rather quickly.
My question is, why?
We worked together amazingly, DS decided then to do their own thing, which they had every right to do, but we weren't going to follow. Okay cool, both clans acted in a way that they should of course been allowed to act.
But why the need for hostility. As far as I recall it started with DS harassing us after we killed that snorri. But why did it escalate? Why did it have to turn into forum drama like this.
All resurgence wants is to gear our clannies. We have no desire for drama or to go after other clans or individuals. Sure, if you harass a member of our clan we won't stand on the sidelines, we will defend our clanny unless evidence presents itself to warrant a different action.
Thus my request, can we just ignore each other, at the very least... There isn't a reason for this. At this point I am done pointing fingers. It started, it got worse and both sides got hotheaded at some points, we are only human, it happens. So lets for now stop pointing fingers and just ignore each other. After the inviting of the individuals discussed earlier we can never go back to the alliance we once had, but can we stop with all this drama perhaps?
Thank you,
-Bob and Resurgence
EDIT: BigDiesel379 pointed out that I forgot to add something. Can DS return the gear from Ex-Res members, if they really want to uphold reciprocity and be fair. Resurgence required that all incoming DS members return any gear they earned in DS before they were invited, but DS has not enforced any such rule.
Just look at SrDruid and LivRenger or tiuVens.
Its time to extend the olive branch. We will never be friends again because that ship was sunk by srdruid, gelatinoussphere, and tiuVens. But maybe you can show us that you really want to stop the drama and engage in some reciprocity by returning the gear, same way we required DS members.
Thank you
-Bob and Resurgence


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The 3-person Viper comes in two pattern choices—Mossy Oak Country and Veil Whitetail—while the 4-person version is available in Realtree Edge and Veil Whitetail. The 4-person blind weighs 21 pounds, has an interior height of 74 inches, a shooting width of 82 inches, and a generous 66×66-inch footprint. The 3-man model weighs 20 pounds, is 72 inches high inside, has a shooting width of 73 inches, and boasts a footprint of 58×58 inches.
The Viper will be available for purchase in early 2019, with MSRPs of $299.99 and $329.99 for the 3- and 4-person models, respectively.
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A Nice Business
Northway Lanes is a family business in Muskegon, MI. Bob Jacobs (a friend) was owner/manager for many years. It is now led by his sons.
Bowling is still popular in the midwest….a winter activity. Northway is good at what it does….by bowling standards it's in the big leagues….50 lanes (Brunswick).
Every business has a purpose….Northways is to provide entertaniment….as well as promote the industry….they continually seek state-wide tournaments that support the business and community.


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Life's an Adventure
by Marilyn Schnepp
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My first big adventure
Was the flight to New York,
When I dangled in a diaper
From the beak of a stork.
But now that I'm older
I know it's not true,
But I ditto'd the same line
To my own children too.
Although I was toothless
Bald and quite nude,
My parents adored me
For a brief interlude.
By a brief interlude
I mean my childhood years
Before I caused grief,
Aggravation and tears.
The next big adventure
Was a thing called "school";
Where I exchanged my geekiness
For something called cool.
What might be called "cool"
Might mean "fool" to another
And I believe the latter
Was the thoughts of my mother.
When the learnin' was over
I tried out my wings,
And flew far from home
To search out new things.
My adventures led me
From the Ritz to the slums;
Rubbing elbows with the elite
Down to begging for crumbs.
So the word "Adventure"
I avoid like the plague
But should it be mentioned
I just look dull and vague.
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In honour of 30 years of the internet, we have created this little quiz of the world's most well-known, and not so well-known, destinations. To make things a little more difficult, each image is heavily pixelated in homage to the early days of the internet. Tell us what you score and share it with your friends!
If you speak to anyone who has been to Kyrgyzstan they will probably tell you that it's one of their favourite places in the world. Exactly why this is, can be quite difficult to narrow down but I've managed to whittle it down to the five below...
After his recent trip to Uzbekistan, Josh takes a look at Timur, their national hero and a 14th century warlord who conquered much of Asia.
Yurts have been a quintiessential part of Central Asian for thousands of years and staying in one, even for a few days, is a quite the experience. Josh describes what it's like staying in a yurt after his Kyrgyzstan Explorer trip.
Bread is an essential part of Central Asian cuisine, it's present at every meal and has been made the same way for centuries.
Josh recently had the opportunity to visit Uzbekistan, taking in the Silk Road cities of Khiva, Bukhara and Samarkand as well as its modern capital of Tashkent. In this blog he describes his highlights, tips and favourite moments.
We count down six of our favourite walks around the world and what makes them so special.
We count down 14 of our favourite reasons why you should visit Madagascar.
Josh talks through his recent experiences while in Kyrgyzstan with Wild Frontiers.
Renowned chef and restaurant owner, Romy Gill, discusses her love of India's mouthwatering cuisine, its impact on her life and Indian culture. Plus she talks about her excitement about leading her upcoming Taste of India tour with Wild Frontiers
A selection of 17 amazing photos of Georgia - Europe's hottest travel destination in 2018.
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There are few sights on earth that demonstrate the raw power of nature quite like a waterfall – it's no surprise that legends sprang up around the falls, the ones below include gods, lovers and murder. Thousands of tonnes of water flowing at breakneck speed over cliff edges, it's an experience you'll never forget.
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Along the Arlington Peak Trail
Saturday, June 21, 2014
National Trails Day A Success!
More than 50 people turned out for National Trails Day on Jesusita Trail last weekend. Lots of brush was removed and many repairs made to the tread. Thanks to all that participated!
Front Country Trails Coordinator Chris Orr prepping the group
Tools of the trade
Opening an non functioning WDF
It took 7 people to lift this oak tree off the trail
A volunteer clearing brush
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On March 10, 1988, at least two Trekkies snuck onto the set of Star Trek: The Next Generation. This footage shows what happened.
What you are about to see is cringeworthy, but amazing. During a three-week hiatus of TNG's first season, at least two superfans seemed to have gotten very bored. So, armed with a camera (and a pretty surly disposition), they snuck onto the Paramount set and onto the famous Stage 9 to film their very own documentary.
So, to be clear, somebody watched the episode Home Soil and probably thought, "Gee, we should probably check out those cool-looking sets before the show totally gets canceled."
What they filmed is awful, awful gold. The two guys speaking are absolutely terrible to each other throughout, especially the guy going by "Captain Stone," who decided he wanted to be the host for their homebrew documentary. They knock over a biobed, and they futz around with a bunch of the equipment, including the warp core (man, Geordi's gonna be pissed) and otherwise make a nuisance of themselves. While in fan-made costumes, no less!
It is glorious and has to be seen to be believed.
On the plus side, you get a close-up look at the ill-fated bug aliens from the episode Conspiracy, as well as the blown-up bits of Dexter Remmick. And the best part of all -- they totally got caught! In fact, since they never actually edited this thing down, it seems likely that the crew for the show may have just kept the interlopers' camera as a souvenir of the event.
These poor guys. If they'd waited a little while longer, they could have checked out the set during the lengthy period between seasons one and two due to the 1988 writers' strike.
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Last fall, my niece, Kirsten, decided she was ready to register for a half marathon so I convinced her this was the one and I would run it with her. Even with having a car wreck during training time, she trained very diligently and was excited, nervous and ready to roll when we left town Thursday night!
We got to Las Vegas Friday to pick up packets at the Mandalay Bay. What a disaster. I haven't been "downtown" Las Vegas in years and Good Friday was not the time to try it. We spent over an hour trying to go 4 miles on the strip. Lesson learned!
The temps were already pushing 70 degrees at 6:30 am so we knew we were in for a warm day. And did I mention the Las Vegas Speedway? Looking back, I'm not sure it was the most brilliant of ideas to run 13.1 miles all over the asphalt tracks at the speedway. But it was fun to be inside and see where the action happens.
We started and everything was going fine for the first 7 miles. I even though I might finish closer to my pr time of 2:10 at one point but that quickly changed as the temps climbed. There was no shade and it just kept getting warmer. I was happy to finish with 2:27 and settled in to wait for Kirsten to finish. She texted me at about mile 12 so I was ready to capture her finish.
She told me she was never going to run again and didn't want to talk about it so I quietly waited her out and sure enough a half hour into the drive, she started talking about how her training could have been different and maybe she would have to try again to see if it would be better. By the time we got back to St. George, she was ready to register for another half marathon.
I tell this story because most of us have gone through similar situations when we have challenged ourselves and it is normal. I kept telling her before it was like childbirth and she will forget the pain and remember the accomplishment.
I am very proud of her and can't wait to cheer her on again! (Oh and by the way, neither one of us won the car!)


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LMDF is accessible for any private or institutional investor in Luxembourg who is interested in microfinance as a development tool. For this it is essential to agree to the double objective of the fund: social impact and financial performance.
Investing in LMDF is investing in the long term and accept that the financial performance may be lower than that produced by purely financial investments. The fund seeks a financial return at least mitigating inflation, to preserve the real value of capital.


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|Wood Pests
|Prof. Dr. Miha Humar
Year 1, Term 1
Credits: 6
Hours: 75
- Biotic and abiotic factors of wood degradation in Slovenia and the World.
- Importance of degradation processes in carbon cycle
- Wood pests from the end users point of view
- Conditions for infestation or attack of the wood
- General aspects of the fungi with special emphasis to saprophytes
- Anatomical composition of the fungi from spore, mycelium, fruiting body…
- Conditions for fungal growth and development
- Fungal degradation mechanisms
- Blue stain fungi, brown rot fungi, white rot fungi, soft rot fungi
- Importance of the bacteria in the degradation succession
- Characteristics of the Viscum album
- Properties of wood insects and their nutrition
- Influence of the environment on the development of the insects
- Introduction to wood insects anatomy
- Development of the insects: egg, larvae, imago
- Methods for the detection of insects in wood
- Determination of the insects based on the type of the damage in wood
- Introduction to microbiological work in the laboratory.
- Students must prepare and defend a seminar (20% of the mark). Written exam (80 %).
- Students must prepare a written report on the work performed in the laboratory (20% of the mark) and 80 % written practical examination (colloquium).
Reading list
- Moor, D., Robson, G.D., Trinci, A.P.J., 2011: 21st Century Guidebook to FUNGI. Cambridge University Press, New York. Alternativni študijski viri: selected chapters
- Pointing, S.B. in Hyde, K.D, 2001. Bio-Exploitation of Filamentous Fungi. Fungal Diversity Press, Hong Kong: 466 str., ISBN 962-85677-2-1; selected chapters
- The IRG compendium. 1969-2012. Zbirka dokumentov s področja lesnih škodljivcev in zaščite lesa. Elektronski vir, 5 CD-ROM. selected chapters


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On the evening of Monday, April 1, some 50 firefighters from several brigades were drafted to battle the fiercest blaze to break out this year in the Bosque de la Primavera on the western edge of Guadalajara.
Smoke from the fire on the Cerro de Colli hill blanketed a large area of Zapopan, prompting a smog alert Tuesday morning.
Because darkness had already descended when the fire was initially reported, Zapopan city hall's fire fighting helicopter could not be deployed immediately. The blaze scorched an area of around 11.9 hectares and was eventually brought under control Tuesday afternoon.


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The only phone currently running a non-hacked version of Google's latest OS incarnation is the Nexus One, with all the other Google-powered smartphone users of the world still anxiously scrolling up and down the 'About Phone' page waiting for an over-the-air upgrade to arrive.
But that won't stop us getting excited about Android 3.0, which Google is referring to as "Gingerbread" – and is believed to be preparing for arrival in time for this year's autumn/winter smartphone collection.
Current rumour states that Android 3.0 will see Android get a complete visual overhaul thanks to the hiring of some big names in the user interface scene, but that's about all we know about the possible future direction of the mobile OS.
So what else would we like to see in the Android 3.0? This lot. In no particular order.
1. An end to custom user interfaces
This is one rumour we'd like to come true for Android 3.0. As nice as TouchWiz, Motoblur, Sense and the rest of the Android skins are, it's about time Google showed confidence in its own vision and stopped the operators sticking on their own occasionally glitchy widgets and skins. Apple wouldn't stand for it, and on this one occasion we agree with Steve. Bin the skins. Unite the world.
2. Capacitive touchscreens only
Isn't it about time Google and its Open Handset Alliance refreshed the minimum Android hardware spec as well as tinkering with the software requirements? Having a killer OS on your phone isn't much use if you can't use it very well because the screen is rubbish. Outlaw cheap resistive touchscreens. Even phone users in developing markets deserve better.
3. Cloud-based file syncing
There are numerous apps out there that claim to let us sync our files and music to "the cloud" – so why not make that a part of the OS spec? Google has enough computers, so giving everyone a terabyte or two of cloud storage alongside each activated handset wouldn't be a big deal. Let the networks worry about the apocalyptic level of data traffic this would bring. We pay them enough money every month.
4. Minimum processor and battery requirements
Another hardware spec tweak is needed. There's no point getting yourself a cheap Android 3.0 phone, only for some corner-cutting by the manufacturer to ruin it by providing a processor that's not up to the job and a battery unable to power a gnat's pacemaker. We don't want people getting turned off Android the first time they use a smartphone, do we?
5. Jazz up the keyboard
Keyboards have moved on a lot recently. The likes of Swype and SwiftKey are doing a superb job of upping our words-per-hour typing speeds, so isn't it about time Google upgraded the stock Android keyboard to something a bit more… modern? Just steal the best ideas from Swype and SwiftKey, Google. They won't mind.
6. More cursor control options
The new wave of "entry level" Android phones are saving a few pennies by removing touchpads and trackballs from the handsets – so how do we edit our emails and text messages? With extreme difficulty. So there needs to be a better system than simply aiming and trying to point at a very precise part of the screen. Get that user interface man on this one, ASAP.
7. More supplied apps
Where's the Android notepad app? The built-in to-do list? Sure, there's a calculator on every Android phone, but we're much more likely to need to leave a note for ourselves about remembering to buy more sausages in the supermarket than indulge in impromptu maths sessions, so isn't it time Google started adding a few more novelty features? Windows has been coming with Notepad for decades. Give us some toys.
8. More parental controls
As smartphones get cheaper, more kids are likely to find themselves sent off to school with something Android-powered wedged in with their PE kit. And, as Steve Jobs likes to tell us, there's a fair amount of… smutty material on the Android Market.
If Google wants to avoid a possible future tabloid-style PORN SHAME scandal,it ought to start covering its arse – literally and metaphorically – by letting users set age restrictions to block certain shady material.
9. More text management tools
We're grateful that it's much easier to copy words and URLs to the clipboard in Android 2.1, but it's still extremely tough to copy large lumps of text between apps – not to mention impossible in the standard Android email app. Surely we should be able to copy text from an email in this day and age?
10. Standard VOIP support
VOIP's been around on desktop PCs for years, but Android solutions are sketchy at best. Skype is yet to launch an unlocked version of its app for all Android phones (it offers a limited edition tool for one US network), so we're left with under-developed third-party attempts.
Google could rule the world with an official, part-of-the-furniture VOIP client. We suspect the networks would go berserk, but that's for them to worry about. The customer's always right, right?


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[HISTORY: Adopted by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Runnemede 12-29-1999 by Ord. No. 99-14 (Ch. 72A, Art. I, of the 1970 Code). Amendments noted where applicable.]
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 17:36-8 et seq., no insurance company shall make payment to an insured of any claim in excess of $2,500 for fire damage on any real property located within the Borough of Runnemede pursuant to any fire insurance policy issued or renewed after the adoption of this article and after filing this article with the State Commissioner of Insurance until such time as all anticipated demolition costs and all taxes, assessments and all other municipal liens due and payable, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 54:5-12, and appearing on a certificate of search shall have been paid either by the owner of such real property or by the insurance company insuring the property owner.
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Part time Youth Advisor (24 Hours)
New Forest Area
£21,000 per annum (pro rata)
Fixed Term 28th February 2019
It's Your Choice is a local youth charity which has been providing a wide range of support to young people living in and around the New Forest for over 30 years.
We are keen to hear from a qualified and experienced youth worker who is interested in working, part-time to join our committed and friendly team of youth advisors and help us deliver information, advice, guidance (IAG), through our afternoon support centres, group work in schools, and casework to support and meet the varying needs of young people aged 11-25 years. The support we provide covers – but is not limited to – issues including education, employment and training; homelessness/accommodation; personal relationships; sexual health; drug, alcohol and substance misuse; financial management; mental health; offending behaviour; and other risk behaviours.
We deliver support to young people via weekly support centres across the New Forest, predominately in the afternoons, or by appointment at venues across the area and also via casework or in targeted projects to address specific needs. Additionally we provide emotional health and well-being workshops to groups in schools.
We are a busy, vibrant charity committed to achieving positive outcomes for all the young people we support.
This role is subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Checks, and you must have the right to work in the UK. We will also take up two references.
It's Your Choice believes that it is unacceptable for a child or young person to experience abuse of any kind and we recognise our responsibility to safeguard the welfare of children and young people through a commitment to practice that protects them. It's Your Choice is committed to equality and diversity and welcomes applications from all candidates.
If you are interested in hearing more please contact Jan McCarthy on 02380 864231 to discuss further or visit our website at www.iyc.org.uk.
Closing date: Monday 2nd July
Interviews Tuesday 17th July
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In This Post: Materials and handouts from the fourteenth and final regular class session of the year, held on the evening of Monday, January 28 for all candidates. Also included is Bonus Content for your enrichment and enjoyment.
Session Summary for Catechists
Proofread Nametags for Confirmation Mass -- the one you will wear, and the one(s) your Sponsor(s) will wear. Initial your approval in the corner of each nametag you have reviewed.
Spiritual Gifts discernment inventory
Opening Prayer
Video - Conversion of St. Paul ("Catholicism" clip on Paul's Conversion and Mission, through 5:00)
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azFVHrAcEnE)
Prayer of St. Paul:
Glorious Saint Paul, Apostle on fire for the Lord, martyr for the love of Christ,
give us a deep faith, a steadfast hope, and a burning love for our Lord,
so that we can proclaim with you, "It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me."
Help us to become apostles, too, serving the Church with a pure heart,
bringing truth and beauty amid the darkness of our days and against the plague of sin.
With you we praise God our Father: "To him be the glory, in the Church and in Christ, now and forever."
The Rite of Confirmation
We will review the responses and procedures of the Rite of Confirmation using the center pages of last year's Confirmation Mass program.
- Practice Presentation of Candidates (calling full names alphabetically; candidates, listen for yours and stand at your place!)
- Practice interaction with Bishop (each catechist, in the place of the bishop, practices dialogue with each candidate)
[Confirmation Name], be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Peace be with you. And with your spirit.
Video: It's NOT Graduation (V-Cat Video Catechism)
If you get Confirmed, then be Confirmed and live Confirmed.
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGCom6oiMXw)
Youth Witness: Why I Am Active in Ministry
Sarah Erickson shares about what led her into Music Ministry and being a Lector after Confirmation.
Round Robin: Faith Involvement Ministry Fair
Catechists and guests represent various parish ministries and aspects of a mature spirituality:
- Involvement (Ms. Cassidy) -- complete the parish involvement questionnaire to get a general sense of how you would like to be involved in parish life after Confirmation
- Communion Ministers (Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion) (Ms. Hohner) -- share the Eucharist with others by inviting them personally to receive the Body and Blood of Christ at Mass
- Lectors (Mrs. Hohner) -- proclaimers of the Word and leaders of Prayers of the Faithful
- Music Ministry (Mrs. Peters) -- singers and musicians who lead/enhance worship through song
- St. Vincent de Paul Youth Group (Mrs. Dryer-Michaels) -- joining with other teens for social, spiritual, and service activities for those in need
- Sunday Mass (Mr. McMahon) -- get more out of Sunday Mass
- Social Justice (Ms. Rizzo) -- living your faith by walking with the two feet of Service and Justice
- Personal Prayer (Mrs. Allen) -- get more out of your prayer life
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Sacrament of Confirmation: Stand
(Music video slideshow to "Stand Up" by Sugarland)
Follow in the footsteps of the saints, and stand up for your faith.
(Source: https://youtu.be/u02dLMeo0AE)
Reminders: Participation in the Confirmation Mass
Distribute special assignments (readers, ushers, gift bearers, etc.) and expectations for behavior:
- Be truly present. Arrive early (12:30 p.m.) and settle in. Turn off cell phones, gaming systems, etc. and put them away in a bag or pocket. Be in the moment, not on Instagram, SnapChat or YouTube. You can take photos with Bishop Rojas afterward and share them to your heart's content. If phones or tablets are being used to film or take non-flash photos, give that task to someone who is not you or your Sponsor.
- Set a good example. Don't lead younger siblings, friends, or other family members into temptation to be goofing off. Make sure your Sponsor knows what to do, especially if he or she won't be at the practice. No chewing gum in the church, please!
- Don't ruin anyone's day. If you act inappropriately in church, someone else may feel called to tell you (politely or rudely) to cut it out. Make sure you and the people in your family are acting appropriately at all times. Don't be the cause of the sour memory that spoils anyone's recollection of this happy day.
- Be prepared. Dress appropriately for the weather and for being in church. Eat food and drink water before you come so you don't faint during Mass. Use the restroom before Mass starts -- you don't want to miss the Rite of Confirmation. Review the script in the worship aid so you know the cues and responses. Bring your donation envelopes for the collection. Prepare your reading or petition if you have one.
- Focus on the Mass as it is happening. Keep side conversations to a minimum, only to ask questions or receive instructions. Maintain a prayerful attitude after you have been anointed -- other people will be having their moment for anointing as well, and they deserve your respect.
- Speak from your heart. Renew your Baptismal Promises in a firm voice so all can hear your commitment. Be respectful to Bishop Rojas and answer his questions when it is your turn to be anointed. Your Sponsor is with you to help if you are shy or nervous.
- Sing out. If there is any day to pray twice, it's Confirmation day. Use the worship aid for lyrics or the hymnal if you prefer to read music. God gave you a voice that God wants to hear. The songs are ones we have sung together in Confirmation class or at Sunday Masses, so if you have been going to Mass and coming to class you should be familiar with them.
- Celebrate! Plan to stay at the reception to take some pictures with the bishop and grab a bite to eat.
Make-up opportunities:
- Should attend make-up retreat at Our Lady of Mercy Church, 4432 N. Troy, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, February 2:
- Track A (Religious Ed): Marlene C., Amaia G., Wendy G., Pablo H., Angel H., Devan M., Karla M., Mary R., Jesús R., Juan R., Diego S., Kevin S., Sebastian V., Mia V.
- Track B (Q of A School): Elise B., Van I., Robert R.
- These students missed either retreat, Holy Fire (October 26 or 27) and Purify My Heart (January 25).
- Should attend make-up class from 6:45 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Monday, February 4:
- Track A (Religious Ed.): Fatima A., Giovanna A., Alexis G., Amaia G., Wendy G., Sebastian M., Jesús R., Ingrid R., Diego S.
- Track B (Q of A School): Elise B., Christian C., Van I.
- These students missed more than 2 complete classes, in violation of our attendance policies.
Commitments for everyone next week:
- you and your Sponsor (0r stunt-double) at 6:45 p.m. for the 7 p.m. Confirmation Practice on Thursday, February 7
- arrive at 12:30 p.m. for 1 p.m. Confirmation Mass on Saturday, February 9
Homework: Continue your Pre-Novena and Novena
Use the Novena handout from Friday's retreat to reflect on what you have learned and to pray in the days leading up to your Confirmation.
Closing Prayer
"Go to the World!" blue hymnal #889, verses 2-3
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The New Domesticity: A Jolly Holiday
One of my favorite movies as a child was "Mary Poppins." The weaving of fantasy and reality charmed me, and I liked to imagine that I just might be able to jump into a sidewalk chalk painting to enjoy a "jolly holiday" myself. I do recall, however, the term "holiday" being confusing. As an American, I thought "holiday" meant Christmas, Easter, or Thanksgiving. But as I grew and became familiar with British literature, I came to understand that a "holiday" also refers to a vacation.
Oh, it's a jolly holiday with Mary;
Mary makes your heart so light.
When the day is gray and ordinary,
Mary makes the sun shine bright.
Now, it is perhaps only in the Pacific Northwest that one might venture to speak of "gray and ordinary" days in the middle of July. But let's face it: they do occur. So how can we spice up our kids' days—in July and beyond—with a little "vacation" from the ordinary? We don't need to wait for the calendar in order to enjoy special moments, nor do we need to spend a lot of money or even leave the house. Like Mary Poppins, we need only add a bit of magic to have a jolly holiday.
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By Ilya Alexi, Exclusive for MindTrip Magazine
My entire life I have been obsessed with learning how we can change our reality with the creative power of our minds. I've studied dozens of experts, read hundreds of books, and spent thousands of dollars in this quest. Through all of my experimentation, I've discovered that there are five simple core principles at the heart of the creation process.
In this short article, I have tried to make this knowledge as simple as humanly possible. I want every single person reading this to be able to take this information and use it, easily and quickly. Here then, is the most simple possible explanation of the power of your creative energy. Follow these five steps, and any goal can be yours.
Step 1: Know What You Want
You must know what you want in order to get what you want. Yet this most basic fist step is missed by the majority of people. You must know what you want as specifically as possible. This is the magic first step.
Daydreaming about your future will not bring you what you want. Waiting for life to work out the way you've always expected won't bring you what you want. The only way to get what you want is to decide, with clarity and focus, exactly what you want to create.
So how do you know what you want? Well, it's very simple. Write down your desires, your dreams, and everything that you want for your life. Then pick the one thing on your list that you know you could accomplish if you dedicated some energy to it. Pick that one and forget about the rest. Pick the very next goal in the creation of your live and go for it.
Focus, focus, focus. Don't waste your energy wishing and dreaming for a million and one things. Pick one and go with it. Just as the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, so does the journey to your ideal life begin with a single goal.
So begin with an easy, do-able goal, so far unaccomplished, plug it into this 5-step system. Write down as specifically and exactly what it is you will create. After it's finished, move on to the next goal.
Step 2: Focus On What You Want
Remember, thought is blindingly fast compared to the manifestation of thoughts into reality. Of course, as you practice this system and become more confident, your thoughts will come into reality much more quickly. But as a beginner, you must keep your energy and intention directly on your goal.
You must focus on what you want, not on what you don't want. Stop complaining about things that are not the way you want them to be. Instead, decide how you would like them to be and focus on that. Whenever you find yourself giving attention to some area of your life with which you are unhappy, immediately ask yourself "What do I want in this situation?" and focus on the answer.
Take a look at your goal every day, give it positive focus and attention. Before you fall asleep and after you wake up, instead of worrying about your problems, imagine your goal successfully attained, and feel how you would feel if your goal was accomplished. Go to sleep with this feeling, and your subconscious mind will quickly find a way to bring it into your reality.
Step 3: Take Action Now!
There is always something that you can do to propel you towards your goal. It doesn't matter how tiny the action is, or how insignificant you might feel it is, you must do it. There is always some small step you can take. Take that step.
You must convince your subconscious mind that you are serious about accomplishing your goal, and there is nothing more convincing than taking action.
No matter where you are along your path to your goal, no matter how near or far you might feel to be, there is always an obvious next step you can take. Take that step in this present moment. Right now.
If you have trouble figuring out what to do, or are paralyzed into inaction because it seems there are too many things to do, just do this: Make a list of all the things that need to happen in order for your goal to arrive. List all the intermediary steps that you will experience as your goal begins to enter your life.
Somewhere on this list will be the obvious next step. Do it. Do it now!
If your goal is truly out of your hands, you need a new goal. Waiting for other people to change or give you what you want is a sure way to always be unsatisfied. You must pick a goal you are in control of and do whatever it takes to make it come true. That is the only path to power and mastery in life, and the only way to ever feel fulfilled.
Step 4: Choose the Same Thing Every Day
It's as simple as ordering a meal in a restaurant. You must decide what you want and then ask for it. If you can't make up your mind the waiter will simply server someone else until you're ready. If you do not provide the universe with a specific goal which you consistently ake action toward, your "meal" will never come to you.
And the most important secret of all, DON'T GIVE UP UNTIL YOUR GOAL IS ACCOMPLISHED.
Ilya Alexi is the author of Mind Over Money: How to Program Your Mind for Wealth. This simple 30-day training manual will teach you the little-known secrets of thinking rich in order to finally created financial freedom in your life and avoid the critical mistakes that keep most people trapped in a cycle of money problems.
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This really wasn't a sinful movie about some bad nuns in face it was more like a Spanish soap with boobs..well some boobs and not much sin. So we hope you enjoy and Thanks for listening. TN2M HH24 – Sinful Nuns of Saint Valentines(Download)
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So we round out our Wes Craven block of films with the feather in the horror cap he wears so eagerly Nightmare on Elm Street. So here we go and try not to fall asleep who knows what will be waiting for you. Please enjoy, and thank your for listening. TN2M HH21 – Nightmare on … Continue reading
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Looks like Mr.Wes is back in business on this one just the way we like him and he even has the balls to kill Drew Barrymore the Firestarter herself in the first 5 minutes of this movie lol. So sit back relax and enjoy the show. Thank you for listening. TN2M HH20 – Scream(Download)
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Everyone needs a friend like J.C. in the film Night of the Creeps, a Cabin in the Woods send up of the horror genre before that iconic film. so let your friends know about the podcast, drop by the facebook page, or website or tweet at us. Thank you for listening and hope you enjoy. … Continue reading
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Original was at the Picher Museum (Picture is looking northeast)
No, it's not the song by the Everly Brothers.
It is the first "Central Mill", built by the Commerce Mining and Royalty Company in 1929-30, a mile west and a mile north of Cardin. Previous to it's construction, all leases had to have their own mill, according to restrictions placed by the Department of Indian Affairs. The restrictions were to make sure each land owner received all that was his due. Poor prices caused three restricted leases to test marginal, along with one unrestricted lease. The plan to construct one mill to serve all four leases was advanced to the Quapaw Indian Agency, and approved.
Notice that the derrick (1) isn't attached to the mill (2) and that the mill is fed by an enclosed conveyor,(3) much like the ones that carry tailings "chat" away. This was something new, in that each mine's ore was processed separately.
#4 is the Pelican Mine, #5 is the Boska, #6 is the Eagle-Picher Gordon, #7 is the Mid-Continent, #8 is the town of Monarch, #9 is the Wilbur, #10 is the town of Treece, and #11 is the Federal Gordon as near as I can tell. I'm not the expert, but I can read a map.