text:
Last edited by Mijinn
1 edition of Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska found in the catalog.
Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska
Published 2000 in Portland, Or. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station .
Anadromous fishes -- Racial analysis -- Alaska.,
Pacific salmon -- Racial analysis -- Alaska.,
Escapement (Fisheries) -- Alaska.
Statement Karl C. Halupka ... [et al.].
Series General technical report PNW -- GTR-468., General technical report PNW -- 468.
Contributions Halupka, Karl C., Pacific Northwest Research Station (Portland, Or.)
between salmon consumption and consumer population productivity. Bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) in southeast Alaska had an increased proportion of active nests and an earlier laying date when salmon carcasses were abundant and available due to strong fall runs and a subsequent early spring thaw of spawning streams (Hansen ). The Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) is a species of ray-finned fish in the family Salmonidae which is the largest salmon and can grow up to a meter in length. It is found in the northern Atlantic Ocean and in rivers that flow into this ocean. Most populations of this fish species are anadromous, hatching in streams and rivers but moving out to sea as they grow where they mature, after which the.
United States Department of Agriculture. Biological Characteristics and Populations Status of Anadromous Salmon in Southeast Alaska. Washington: GPO, United States Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Fact Sheet: Reauthorization of the Magnuson–Stevens Act, Issue: Fisheries Ecosystems. Washington. From coastal shores to inland mountains, salmon are part of the fabric of Alaska. Salmon have been harvested by Alaska Natives for thousands of years and remain a critical part of the state's commercial, recreational and subsistence fisheries. As anadromous fish, salmon spend the first months to years of their lives in freshwater before migrating.
Population Status. Alaska: As of , there were hundreds of stocks of chum salmon in Alaska. Some stocks are in decline, while others are steady or increasing. None are listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Review of Salmon Escapement Goals in Southeast Alaska, ; West Coast. The sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) are the only salmon to rear in a lake 1 – 2 years before going to sea. The world's largest wild sockeye salmon runs are found in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Salmon as Fertilizer Over 20 million fish spawned in the Kvichak River watershed of Alaska in Assuming an average fish weight of pounds, this.
Entire Absolution of the Penitent
A case history of the United States Army RAH-66 Comanche Helicopter
Jane Sinclair; Or, the Fawn of Springvale
Sefer hayashar
analysis of solutions of elliptic equations
Middle Grade Series for Black Girls - Book 4
Seashore animals of the Southeast
Islamic administration under Omar ibn al-Khattab
Reading activities for todays elementary schools
Texans wager
Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska Download PDF EPUB FB2
Populations of Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.) in southeast Alaska and adjacent areas of British Columbia and the Yukon Territory show great variation in biological characteristics.
An introduction presents goals and methods common to the series of reviews of regional salmon diversity presented in the five subsequent by: Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska.
1 online resource ( p.) (OCoLC) Microfiche: Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska. 3 microfiches (OCoLC) Material Type: Government publication, National government publication. Request PDF | Biological Characteristics and Population Status of Anadromous Salmon in Southeast Alaska | 1 General Introduction 1 Purpose, Scope, and Objectives 3.
Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska. 1 online resource ( p.) (OCoLC) Print version: Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska.
(DLC) (OCoLC) Material Type: Government publication, National government publication. BibTeX @MISC{States_biologicalcharacteristics, author = {United States and Forest Service and Anadromous Salmon In and Karl Halupka Mason and Mason D.
Bryant and Mary F. Willson and Fred H. Everest}, title = {Biological Characteristics and Population Status of Anadromous Salmon in Southeast Alaska}, year = {}}. Agriculture, Forest Service) identified the need to summarize biological characteristics and determine population status of anadromous salmonids in southeast Alaska because of declines in stocks of anadromous salmonids in California, Oregon, Idaho, and Washington (Nehlsen and others ).
The purpose of this paper is to identify. Biological Characteristics and Population Status of Anadromous Salmon in Southeast Alaska By United States, Forest Service, Anadromous Salmon In, Karl Halupka Mason, Mason D.
Bryant, Mary F. Willson and Fred H. Everest. Status and Stewardship of Salmon Stocks in Southeast Alaska, B.W. Van Alen Kamchatka Steelhead: Population Trends and Life History Variation, K.A.
Savvaitova, K.V. Kuzischin, and S.V. Maximov EXISTING MANAGEMENT International Management of Fraser River Sockeye Salmon, J.C. Woodey. Alaska Department of Fish and Game P.O. Box W. 8th Street Juneau, AK Office Locations. The Southeast Alaska/Yakutat commercial troll fishery closed to the taking of all salmon at p.m., August 6, except within hatchery chum salmon and select terminal harvest areas.
The fishery will remain closed for eight days, from August 7–14, and will reopen to the taking of all salmon at a.m., August Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska.
Karl C. Halupka, Mason D. Bryant, Mary F. Willson, Fred H. Everest Biology. Fisheries program managers of the USDA Forest Service identified the need to sum- marize biological characteristics and determine population status of anadromous salmonids in southeast Alaska because of declines in stocks of anadromous salmonids in California, Oregon, Idaho, and Washington (Nehlsen and others ).
North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission Bulletin No. 4: 53–75, Abstract: Trends in abundance, productivity, and average size were reviewed for sockeye salmon populations. For example, the relatively low magnitude body size declines in Southeast Alaska Chinook salmon (Fig.
1) could be explained by an unusual characteristic of the Southeast Alaska. Helle, J.H. () Biological characteristics of intertidal and fresh-water spawning pink salmon at Olsen Creek, Prince William Sound, Alaska, – United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington, D.C., Special Scientific Report, Fisheries 19 pp.
Third, a data set with age and size information for wild Chinook salmon from Alaska was obtained from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADFG; Lewis et al., ).
The data set contained 10 wild populations and covered the time period – Yield loss of western Alaska Chinook salmon resulting from the large Japanese mothership catch of Richard L.
Major: U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service: September, English: U.S. Occurance of British Columbia and southeastern Alaska sockeye salmon in and near the Japanese landbased driftnet fishery area, – Salmon / ˈ s æ m ə n / is the common name for several species of ray-finned fish in the family fish in the same family include trout, char, grayling and are native to tributaries of the North Atlantic (genus Salmo) and Pacific Ocean (genus Oncorhynchus).Many species of salmon have been introduced into non-native environments such as the Great Lakes of North.
Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska. Juneau, AK: USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest. Halupka KC, Bryant MB, Willson MF, Everest FH. Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska.
Juneau, AK: USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station; Report No.: PNW. Abstract. Allozyme variation was used to examine population genetic structure of adult chinook salmon, Oncorhynchus tshawytscha, collected between and from 22 spawning locations in Southeast Alaska and northern British -five loci and two pairs of isoloci were variable, and of these, 25 loci and one pair of isoloci expressed the most abundant allele with a frequency of.
The response variable of our simulations was the cumulative number of salmon consumed, averaged across the bear population. Salmon portfolios were based on the Wood River system of southwest Alaska, one of the only large watersheds with comprehensive data on salmon population attributes that mediate bear foraging opportunity (Schindler et al.spawning and nursery system for anadromous sockeye salmon (O.
nerka) in the Bristol Bay region. An average of around million adult sockeye return to spawn in the Wood River system every year, of which an average of million sockeye are harvested by the Bristol Bay salmon fishery (University of Washington Alaska Salmon Program.
vassilyk.com - Biological characteristics and population status of anadromous salmon in southeast Alaska book © 2020


text:
Klim Kostin
#21, C,
Born: Penza, Russia
Draft: 2017 1st round (31st pick) by the
Reg 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0 0 0 - 15:24
Reg 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 9:25
@VAN
Reg 0 0 0 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 9:19
Reg 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 11:10
@VGK
Reg 1 0 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 100.0 0 0 - 17:36
@SJ
Reg 2 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 33.3 0 0 - 15:17
@LA
Reg 0 0 0 0 15 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 1 0.0 7:47
2019-20 STL Reg 4 1 0 1 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 20.0 0 0 - 8:32
2020-21 STL Reg 2 0 1 1 -1 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 - 13:48
2021-22 STL Reg 40 4 5 9 -3 23 90 9 0 0 0 0 1 31 12.9 2 2 50.0 9:01
2022-23 EDM Reg 34 9 4 13 7 43 97 10 0 0 0 0 2 41 22.0 3 3 50.0 10:39
Total - Reg 80 14 10 24 4 66 202 19 0 0 0 0 3 77 18.2 5 5 50.0 9:48
Tyson Barrie
Matthew Berlin
Evan Bouchard
Philip Broberg
Jack Campbell
Cody Ceci
Vincent Desharnais
Leon Draisaitl
Dylan Holloway
Zach Hyman
Mattias Janmark
Evander Kane
Oscar Klefbom
Brett Kulak
Connor McDavid
Ryan McLeod
Ryan Murray
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
Darnell Nurse
Derek Ryan
Devin Shore
Stuart Skinner

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


In celebration of Preservation month, the Chester County Historical Preservation Network presents the film WYETH at the Colonial Theatre. WYETH tells the story of one of America's most popular, but least understood, artists – Andrew Wyeth. While his exhibitions routinely broke attendance records, art world critics continually assaulted his work. For more than 70 years, the buildings, landscapes, people, and animals of Chester County were a major source of inspiration to Andrew Wyeth. A Q&A with the film's producer and director follows the screening.


Displaying games similar to Displaying: Jet Skirush3 Related games!
We didn't find an exact match for 'Displaying: Jet Skirush3 Related' but we found some similar games!
Our selection of Jet Skirush3 games!
Play tons of awesome Jet Skirush3 games from our collection of Jet Skirush3 games and find tons of games related to Jet Skirush3 from our collection of free online flash games!


With views to die for, this park is just the destination for families or couples looking for a seaside holiday on a budget. The beach just meters away is beautiful and long, with patrols during the summer months. Truly, the best place to get away from the usual summer crowds.
Complete with a great assortment of accommodation and facilities, guests are encouraged to enjoy the open air feel of the park with the communal BBQ areas, excellent for the early morning bacon and eggs before a deep sea fishing trip, or a sausage sizzle after spending the day at one of the thrilling theme parks of the gold coast.
The nearby town of Kingscliff is host to a wide array of cute cafés and beautiful boutiques, perfect for all everyday needs, and for those times you just feel the need to splurge! For the diehard shopaholics, just a short drive away lies the gigantic megastores of Australia and Pacific Fair, home to multiple department stores and hundreds of shops, all clamouring to give you the best bargains!


May 23 (Reuters) - British wealth manager St. James's Place said on Wednesday its Chairwoman Sarah Bates has decided to retire and will be succeeded by Senior Independent Director Iain Cornish.
The firm's Independent Non-executive Director Roger Yates will take the place of Cornish, SJP added.
"We are also in the advanced stages of a process to appoint a new independent non-executive director to the board," the company said.
Bates, who joined the board in 2004 and became chairman in 2014, navigated the company through a changing environment during which St. James's Place saw strong growth, the company said in a statement.


Metropolitan 32 1/4 Inch Vintage Six Light Chandelier - The Vintage chandelier light fixture is hand finished in antique gold with smooth rock crystals. Measures 32 1/4 inches tall. Takes six E12 Candelabra base bulbs up to 60 watts each.


Michaels and Pinterest have formed a partnership to create and sell "Make it Kits" from some of the trending crafts on the social media app.
The Irving-based arts and crafts retail chain brings its product developing expertise and e-commerce platform while Pinterest has the insights and trends to mine.
The social media app says people have pinned more than 1.7 billion home décor posts and more than 27 million people have saved home décor content on Pinterest.
The first co-branded kit includes directions and materials needed to make Shibori dyeing projects. Searches on Pinterest for the Japanese tie-dye craft have increased 56 percent in the past year, with people saving 2.6 million ideas last year.
The companies didn't say how often they plan to issue new kits or disclose details of the financial arrangement. A Michaels spokeswoman said more kits are coming.
Michaels has partnerships with other brands including Wilton, Crayola and Elmer's.
The largest U.S. arts and crafts chain, Michaels has been building its exclusive and private label capabilities and last year acquired Lamrite, an Ohio-based company with the expertise to make craft supplies.
Michaels' private labels, which include Recollections, Studio Décor, Creatology and Celebrate It, represented more than half (57 percent) of its $5.2 billion in sales last year.
Michaels stock price is up 14 percent so far this year, but below its 52-week high. It closed at $23.58 on Wednesday, up 22 cents.


You might have noticed that this page hasn't been updated since 2016, but it is now under new management.
Any submissions sent to the email address listed on the right column from this day forward will be reviewed for posting on this blog.
PS: Sorry if we overlooked anything you might have sent between 2016 and today. Please feel free to re-send it.
If you see a TREK madone 4.3C WSD 43cm with bicycle habitat sticker on it, please let me know. I bought it at the store several months ago, and it got stolen this past Sunday around East Village.
My bike was locked to a sign post and it seems the thieves broke the U lock. It was locked on the corner of Nassau and Diamond on Friday night (4/15) around 10pm but was gone the next morning (Saturday 4/16). The frame was painted all black so the Schwinn emblem and make are covered and one of the pedals is a little warped.
My bike was secured to a bike rack in Battery Park near the bathrooms by Greenwich St with a heavy duty cable and lock. I left it at 9 AM Fri. 4/15, discovered missing at 2 PM Sat. 4/16. Thief must have used a heavy tool to cut this cable and lock. Bike and cable/lock were gone.
The bike was an old frame made by Miyata originally purchased 1983 but well maintained with lots of updated parts. Large frame.
Most distinctive feature are several University of Colorado stickers from the 1980's.


Taking a home from blah to beautiful through sophisticated makeovers is just one service that Southland Development offers. Eric Koehler, founder of Southland Development Services joins us on today's All About Real Estate episode to talk about his company's client-focused approach to home remodeling, how the kitchen and master bath are still two favorite areas to remodel and shares a bit on all of the many awards his firm has won.
When the nation faced a financial crisis in 2008, many people were forced to find another career. Before the downturn, Koehler served as chief development officer of a residential construction company and managed a custom home-building business. Remodeling was a side job at the time but quickly morphed his business into a remodeling firm that took on whole-house remodels, then additions, kitchens, baths and more.
Defying all odds, within two years, Southland grew to rank among the Top 25 Residential Remodelers in the metro area according to the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The company has also been named to a number of "Best Of…" lists throughout the Atlanta area and continues to be one of the largest remodeling firms in the metro area. Southland has also won several OBIE awards over the years. The ultimate recognition of the Southland team's quality work and client service occurred in 2015 when the industry's leading national trade magazine, Remodeling Magazine, selected Southland as one of the "Big50" home remodelers in the U.S. and Canada.
In addition to remodeling, Southern Development also builds two-to-three custom homes a year featuring 6,000 square feet or more. "I like keeping my feet in both the remodeling and custom home building areas to carry us through tough times and to bring variety to the table," states Koehler.
To learn more about the services offered at Southland Development Services, tune into the podcast with the link above. For pictures, details and contact information for Southland Development, visit www.southlanddevelopmentservices.com.


Find discount prices on Canada Goose Beechwood Down Parka with Genuine Coyote Fur Trim and other Canada Goose Beechwood Down Parka with Genuine Coyote Fur Trim deals on Shop. You have to make sure you will get the best price by comparing Canada Goose Beechwood Down Parka with Genuine Coyote Fur Trim price over the online source. You have to form positive you'll get the most effective value by comparison Canada Goose Beechwood Down Parka with Genuine Coyote Fur Trim You have to create certain you're managing the foremost reliable look or store before shopping for "Canada Goose Beechwood Down Parka with Genuine Coyote Fur Trim"
Designed to stand up to frigid temperatures, a rugged parka goes uptown stylish in a slim, mid-thigh-length silhouette. Smart features include superior Canadian down insulation, soft fleece lining the pockets and chin guard and interior shoulder straps for easy carrying. An exceptionally lush ring of coyote fur tops the two-way adjustable hood.


On December 19th, 2001 Alec Longstreth drew his first 24-Hour Comic. The experience was so amazing for him, that Alec vowed to draw one a year for the rest of his life. "24x7" collects six of Alec's best 24-Hour Comics from his first ten years on the job. The seventh 24-Hour Comic is the book itself!


The following schematic is provided to those parishes that desire to grow their stewardship effort and achieve better results. It reaches beyond the classic method of mailing an appeal letter with pledge card then relentless reminders to everyone to get their cards in.
Personal meetings with the priest and/or stewardship chair and/or stewardship team member with another 5-10% of parishioner families for a personal request of a gift commitment commensurate with their perceived ability to give.
Employing these three methods over a course of several years and changing up how each family is approached will accord to the leadership the personal opportunity to humbly, politely and diplomatically discuss the giving of each family and dramatically increase the amount of gift support that is received each year.


The NZ Māori Council have a proud 50 year record advocating for Māori interests. We have continued to challenge the governments to protect Treaty rights by exerting significant pressure to implement policies that further partnership, protect, consultation and compensation for Māori. We have achieved significant results….


text:
Q: @ Variables empty in Gherkins/Cucumber test This is my test, but even though @timeout_exception is working during running of the code, it's empty during the test. So how can I test if this variable is set?
Then(/^the output should be '(.*)'$/) do |expectedException|
  expect(@timeout_exception).to eq(expectedException)
end

This is the output of the bundle exec cucumber run.
And the output should be 'Execution Timeout Error: This deployment has taken too long to run'                                     # features/step_definitions/my_steps.rb:309

  expected: "Execution Timeout Error: This deployment has taken too long to run"
       got: nil

  (compared using ==)
   (RSpec::Expectations::ExpectationNotMetError)
  ./features/step_definitions/my_steps.rb:310:in `/^the output should be '(.*)'$/'
  features/timeout_lengthy_deploys.feature:25:in `And the output should be 'Execution Timeout Error: This deployment has taken too long to run''

Failing Scenarios:
cucumber features/timeout_lengthy_deploys.feature:11 # Scenario: Normal deploy that times out because it takes too long

A: Selenium has its own waits and if they are set less than your expected wait then you will never see your expected wait triggered.  Make sense?
The following sets the max wait for page load to 5 seconds
@browser.driver.manage.timeouts.page_load = 5

Script timeout is another (generally used with Ajax)
@browser.driver.manage.timeouts.script_timeout = 5
@browser.execute_script("return jQuery.active")

Implicit Wait is the maximum wait time for Selenium to wait for an operation on an element to complete. If this triggers first then your expect will fail.
@browser.driver.manage.timeouts.implicit_wait = 5

I would suggest setting implicit_wait higher than your timeout just prior to the test and then setting it back just afterwards.  BTW, if your timeout raises an exception you will need a rescue block.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Initial funding for the Alabama Digital Preservation Network was generously provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), the Network of Alabama Academic Libraries (NAAL), the Alabama Department of Archives and History (ADAH), Auburn University, Spring Hill College, Troy University, the University of Alabama, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the University of North Alabama.
Ongoing support for ADPNet is provided by its members. Any Alabama-based cultural heritage organization with publicly-available digital assets whose activities and objectives are consistent with ADPNet's mission and principles may join the network. This includes but is not limited to universities, libraries, museums, historical societies, and agencies of state government.
For more information on the network's governance structure and the requirements for membership, see the ADPNet Governance Policy and ADPNet Membership Model.


text:
Is IU football just cursed? Hoosiers can't catch a break
Is IU football just cursed? Hoosiers can't catch a break Is IU football just cursed? Hoosiers can't catch a break Check out this story on IndyStar.com: http://indy.st/1xJZPZp
David Woods, david.woods@indystar.com Published 9:02 a.m. ET Oct. 13, 2014 | Updated 12:36 p.m. ET Oct. 13, 2014
Indiana football (Photo: David Woods)
Five takeaways from Indiana's 45-29 loss to Iowa on Saturday.
>> 1, Maybe the curse is real.
Before taking over the IU football beat, I was cautioned by media (and especially by fans) that the Hoosiers had been bad, were now bad and always would be bad. I was influenced by coverage of so many other successful teams, believing anything possible, so I generally dismissed those warnings. Indiana was on the upswing, and, as an Illinois graduate, featured a roster that I wish the Fighting Illini had.
But the darnedest things befall the Hoosiers. Last year, they would have finished 6-6 and gone to a bowl game if not for a pass-turned-lateral that ruined what would have been a magnificent comeback against Minnesota. Coincidentally, the principals involved were Nate Sudfeld and Tevin Coleman.
At Iowa, Coleman was spectacular, as usual. But Sudfeld was sidelined by a separated left (non-throwing) shoulder. If not for Chris Covington's second-quarter interception, Indiana would have trailed 31-21 at halftime. With Sudfeld, Indiana would have had a shot at overtaking Iowa.
Instead, the one player Indiana could not afford to get hurt, got hurt.
A victory would have raised Indiana to 4-2 and made a bowl not only realistic, but probable. Indiana fans have been reading about what-ifs for decades, so they can't abide them. If anything, the Hoosiers' troubles reflect how difficult it is turn around a college football program. Success is fragile and fleeting.
>> 2, Quarterback controversy returns.
Ten months ago, Indiana had three quarterbacks ready to start a college game: Sudfeld, Tre Roberson and Cam Coffman. Now Indiana doesn't have one.
Indiana didn't make any announcement Sunday updating Sudfeld's condition. If he is out for several weeks, coach Kevin Wilson said, Indiana might bring freshman Zander Diamont into the mix. Indiana wants to redshirt Diamont and not a waste an entire season if he would be used only for a few plays. Also, Wilson asserted freshman Chris Covington was "hands down" the best backup. If so, that is alarming.
Covington was thrust into an awkward situation at Iowa. He has a strong arm but is obviously more runner than passer. With a week of practice on the first team, Covington should be better prepared, if any freshman QB can be ready for No. 8 Michigan State.
Indiana has a bye next week, so best scenario is for Sudfeld to heal in time to play in the Nov. 1 game at Michigan.
The Diamont decision is mysterious. Indiana continues to recruit QBs and will have Sudfeld, Covington, Diamont, Danny Cameron, walk-on Nate Boudreau and incoming freshman Tommy Stevens in 2015. That's six quarterbacks. Indiana could afford to play Diamont, if ready, in 2014. If not ready, that's not good, either.
>> 3, Coleman belongs in Heisman chatter.
The only Heisman Trophy winner who played for a losing team was Notre Dame's Paul Hornung in 1956. Notre Dame was 2-8. But that was Notre Dame, not IU.
Coleman won't win the Heisman, and he probably won't be among finalists invited to New York for the ceremony. But why the heck not? (Tom Dienhart of the Big Ten Network agrees.) Indeed, Coleman might be the only non-quarterback who does deserve to be in the Heisman talk. Oh, and another thing: he isn't likely to embarrass the Downtown Athletic Club with a scandal.
He was honored Monday as the Big Ten's offensive player of the week. He leads the nation in rushing yards (1,060), yards per game (176.7), all-purpose yardage (199.0) and gains of 40+ (nine) and 60+ (four). He is third in rushing touchdowns (11). As reported earlier, his 8.83 average puts him on pace to break the major college record of 7.81 set by Nebraska's Mike Rozier in 1983 (minimum 215 attempts).
After Coleman's three-TD, 219-yard game at Iowa, Hawkeyes coach Kirk Ferentz said:
"You get on the field live with a guy, and you find out what he's like and what he's all about. I can't remember anyone doing that to us, and I'm including us against ourselves in spring practice."
Michigan State might ruin Coleman's stats. If the Spartans don't have to defend Indiana passing, they will be all over him. But even last year's Big Ten champions gave up a 64-yard TD to Coleman.
>> 4, No alternative but patience on defense.
Iowa punished IU's defense, scoring on three successive plays in the first quarter. The outcome was effectively decided by then, although Indiana limited Iowa to 132 yards of total offense in the second half.
Most of Indiana's defensive players are in their first or second year of college football. The defense is better in 2014 than it was in 2013, and it will be better again in 2015. Waiting until next year is a tiresome exercise, but things could be worse. The defense could be in decline, and that is not the case.
>> 5, Not over 'til it's over.
As Wilson has stated repeatedly, Indiana players have invested too much to allow this season to crumble. The Hoosiers probably won't end the season on a seven-game losing streak and finish 0-8 in the Big Ten.
Michigan, Penn State, Rutgers and Purdue aren't going to the College Football Playoff and remain beatable. But someone – Sudfeld, Covington, Diamont – must supply better quarterback play than what was witnessed at Iowa.
Have questions about Indiana football? Please send them my way for a Wednesday mailbag. E-mail david.woods@indystar.com or tweet at @DavidWoods007.
Read or Share this story: http://indy.st/1xJZPZp
Insider: IU basketball stays tough but still can't shoot
Poor shooting once again lets IU down in road loss to Rutgers
Powell pushes No. 18 Seton Hall past No. 5 Butler in Big East showdown
Purdue player, high school coach Carl McNulty dies at 89
Butler basketball stock watch: Rebounding up, crowds meh
Insider: Not all is lost in Butler loss, but win puts Seton Hall in control of Big East


text:
10 ways to entertain the kids this January during the North East's lockdown
As families in and around Newcastle face their first weekend back in lockdown, here are some new ideas to banish the boredom
Barbara HodgsonLife Writer
From spotting birds to home-based crafts, there are plenty ways to fill our lockdown leisure time (Image: Shared Content Unit)
Get the latest North East What's On news delivered straight to your inbox - sign up for free email updates
We've all been here before of course but on our first weekend back in lockdown families across the North East will be feeling a heavier than usual dose of the January blues.
With homeschooling back on the agenda and many parents struggling with the extra responsibility of having to take on their children's education, it's no surprise that thinking up new ideas of how to occupy the kids' leisure time too will be anything but the fun it's meant to be.
This time around, however, venues are all geared up on how to best deliver online activities following the months of pandemic closures which have forced them to find inventive ways to connect with their usual visitors.
Here are just some of the ideas out there to fill a few hours of lockdown leisure time for families in and around Newcastle from this weekend onwards.
Keep fit the fun way
With its services closed because of the national lockdown, sports and leisure company Fusion Lifestyle is offering people virtual ways to boost their health and wellbeing.
It is running Fusion at Home - a timetable of live classes - on its Youtube channel which are open to all.
And with children in mind, there are Family Funtime sessions for early risers on Sundays, with a half-hour Kids Dance class set to start at 9am, to be followed by Kids Yoga at 9.45am.
Escape to fairyland
Seven Stories, the national centre for children's books, in Newcastle is inviting families to escape lockdown through online interactive sessions which will take them on a flight of fancy.
Coming up on its virtual programme is live creative writing workshop Fairytale Factory, at 11am on January 16, which is aimed at seven to 11-year-olds.
In the company of two writers - Stephanie and Lauren from the children's literature unit at Newcastle University - those who sign up to the Zoom workshop will be encouraged to forget what they know about well-known fairytales and create new stories inspired them.
The pair will examine such ideas as what Cinderella might use a smartphone for; how the Princess and the Pea could sound as a poem and what might happen if Snow White were to actually meet the Big Bad Wolf. They will help families create characters, structure storylines and then put pen to paper, with plenty of opportunities to chat, ask questions and share creations as part of the workshop.
The cost is £10 per household and those interested will have to download the Zoom app and create an account first. They will be emailed the meeting link and joining instructions after booking: see here. For more about what's on offer online see here.
New Bongo's Got Talent will launch this weekend and it's open now for entries
Race for Life announces 2021 dates as cancer charity fundraiser returns after 'devastating' year
Earn a Blue Peter badge
Remember the excitement over this little bit of metal? Those parents, and grandparents, who earned their own badge from the iconic BBC children's show will certainly remember the sheer joy of the award, which probably can be likened to an actor receiving an Oscar.
But they probably won't know that there are now eight different Blue Peter badges to aim for and the first calls for kids to get busy with letters, stories and drawings which should keep them occupied for a while.
Once they've earned the first there are the likes of silver, gold, green and orange badges to come plus a sports badge and a music badge - which look pretty cool - and also a fan club badge for those who prove their knowledge about the show.
The gold one sounds pretty special and parents might like to know that grown-ups can win of these little treasures too but it's a pretty rare occurrence and recipients tend to be high-profile role models who have inspired the nation's children.
The application process for each badge is different so check out all the options here.
Get some fresh air
If you're bored of your usual essential-exercise walk then remember that National Trust locations are still allowed to open: their grounds, that is, not the actual properties, shops or visitor centres.
The North East has some crackers - see here - offering families living in the local communities a chance to explore woodland, gardens and parks. But take note that Cragside's grounds will be closed this Saturday, January 9 due to Friday's snowfall.
Some may also have cafes offering takeaway refreshments.
So, remember to stay local, book visits in advance - visitors are advised to always check the National Trust site before setting off - and to wrap up warm.
English Heritage is also keeping open a selection of sites for local people to use for exercise during lockdown and these include Tynemouth Priory and Castle which has enough outdoor space for safe social distancing. To pre-book a visit see here.
Several galleries and museums are running online activity programmes during locdown (Image: Shared Content Unit)
Find your inner artist
Among the online activities available at museums and art galleries around the North East, weekly Little Artist sessions are being run by Laing Art Gallery during its pandemic closure.
A series of videos show team member Sarah and her daughter Grace share activities to try at home and there's a real range of ideas from how to create paintings inspired by artworks on show at the gallery to making a print using containers found around the house. Other ideas make use of chalk, cardboard, foil and string. See here.
Shipley Art Gallery in Gateshead is also running a video watercolour tutorial for all ages with an artist showing how to create winter scenes inspired by the natural world. The result could be used to make cards or gifts.
The Winter Watercolours Family Learning Day - which is free although donations, as with other TWAM venues, would be welcome - is available here until March 20. Parents might like to know that the gallery is also offering Winter Wellness booklets designed to help people de-stress through art and crafts. See here.
Know your garden
Being surrounded by nature tends to make everyone feel better and those lucky enough to have a garden - or a nearby park will do - can enjoy the sight of wildlife and, even at this time of year, the first shoots of spring flowers.
Ahead of the annual Big Garden Birdwatch, which will run from January 29-31, families can prepare for what is the world's largest bird survey which helps the RSPB keep track of what's happening with native species.
What will make it easier to take part in the communal counting of birds that visit gardens - with results then expected to be uploaded online - will be knowing what the little feathered guests are in the first place.
So why not use the internet or books to help identify common birds this weekend in readiness. The RSPB has a guide with helpful images here.
12 things we'll miss about lockdown when life returns to normal
Newcastle pantomime stars Danny & Mick set for TV return on Monday
Enjoy a trip to the zoo
Animal magic at the touch of a button is available at zoos around the UK which are thoughtfully live-streaming the action of some of their star attractions to stay-at-home families.
It might be inaction in several cases where the live webcams aren't picking up much happening in various enclosures whose animals are clearly curled up asleep just out of sight in this cold weather.
But the thought's there and keep an eye out as the range of animals stars which could wander into the spotlight include tigers, pandas, giraffes, penguins and flamingos. Marwell Zoo in Hampshire even has an Aquarium Cam whose fishy attractions aren't wandering off anywhere and whose constant movements are strangely relaxing to watch. See here.
Zoos have taken a financial hit during their pandemic closures and while their live-streams are free to enjoy they are always in need of donations. See here for what zoo webcams are offering.
And don't forget about our own Northumberland College Zoo, also currently closed to visitors. While it might not be showing live-steams it has online videos here featuring its meerkats and tortoises.
Enjoy a cook-along
One way guaranteed to get fussy eaters to eat their tea is to get them to make it and a joint cooking session in the kitchen can be enjoyable for all and well worth the mess.
Lockdown seems an ideal time to get children interested in household skills that used to be traditionally passed down through families before the modern world produced so many other more interesting things to do.
Now that everything is closed and there's nowhere to go, here's your chance to show them how to rustle up a few meals in the kitchen. Who knows, you might get them sewing next. If that's still a thing.
If you're stuck for ideas other than rock cakes and chocolate cornflakes then the Good Food section of the BBC website has such suggestions as crumpet pizzas and rainbow spaghetti. Find them here.
Visit a theme park
Not really of course but a virtual experience and one which proved a hit during the first lockdown was the opportunity to enjoy some high-energy thrills from the comfort of the sofa.
Thanks to visitors who, pre-pandemic, filmed their visits to rides at Walt Disney World and Disneyland Paris, there are videos shared on YouTube that capture the thrills of the likes of rollercoasters careering through canyons.
They might not be official Disney videos but they are filmed from the point of view of the rider so that viewers can feel they are sharing in the experience. Check some high-octane videos here.
Learn a musical instrument
Sage Gateshead is launching new Make Music classes online which aim to bring people together for some laid-back lessons in the likes of ukulele and guitar.
Singing is an option too and from Monday, January 11 the hour-long lessons will get under way, with 13 classes a week for adults running morning, afternoon and evening with something for all abilities, including beginners, at £5 a pop or £22.50 for a block of five.
Then January 13 will see the start of hour-long classes for newborn to five-year-olds, at £3, which will offer a chance to play, sing and dance with live musicians who also will offer ideas for continuing with music at home.
Another option is Virtuition, a new idea of online learning-on-demand which means people can learn an instrument at their own pace with the help of a series of virtual music tutorials. The package of six videos featuring experienced tutors, which can be watched as many times as wanted, costs £20 and the first two options - with more to follow later in the year - are Absolute Beginner Ukulele and Absolute Beginner Guitar.
To buy classes see here.
Laing Art Gallery
Seven Stories
The Sage Gateshead
Newcastle upon TyneThe 11 Chinese takeaways with the lowest food hygiene scores in the North EastThese Chinese takeaways, in Sunderland, Gateshead, Newcastle, South Tyneside and County Durham, have been given a low score by food safety experts
Inside Newcastle's bizarre 24-hour vending machine store
Newcastle City CentreThe discovery of this cove of emergency supplies on Newcastle's Grainger Street has been delighting locals
10 'cheap eats' in Northumberland on TripAdvisor that are perfect for a budget
NorthumberlandThere are great places across the county to fill up your stomach without emptying your bank account
Northumberland village named as one of the best staycation destinations in the UK
CorbridgeCorbridge has been named the sixth best place to book a UK staycation according to a study into Airbnbs in the area
EmploymentFrom performers to film tour guides - All the new jobs up for grabs at Alnwick Castle for 2022One of Northumberland's top tourist attractions is advertising jobs for its summer season
Final instalment of award-winning Newcastle based crime series set for release
Newcastle upon TyneReaders fell for the character of Falklands War vet character Jimmy Mullen who suffers from PTSD and ends up homeless on the streets of Newcastle
The Northumberland luxury property town and its place on re-imagined UK Monopoly board
MorpethThe Times has named the market town of Morpeth on its updated version of the popular board game
'It's my happy place': Charming bakery opens in Jesmond selling 'unique' sweet treats
Newcastle upon TyneThe owner said she is thankful for every customer for allowing her to 'live the cake-making dream'


Mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot died earlier this week (the news just came out today). I got to know him while editing a piece that he and Nassim Nicholas Taleb wrote for Fortune in 2005, then interviewed him a couple times for Myth of the Rational Market. For a while after that we kept in touch—I remember getting an out-of-the-blue call from him once while riding a crosstown bus through Central Park—but I hadn't spoken to him in a couple of years. To commemorate his passing, here's an excerpt from the book dealing with his complicated (and, in light of the recent financial crisis, somewhat tragic) relationship with academic finance.
The "cloud" was the frustration that developed among economists as they discovered how hard it was to work with Mandelbrot's power laws. In his depiction of security price movements, variance—the measure of how widely scattered the different data points are—was infinite. For scholars who were just getting acquainted with Markowitz's depiction of portfolio selection as a tradeoff between mean and variance, infinity was not helpful.
You ask what is probable and what is improbable, but definitely not impossible. For rainfall you take 99% of the occasions (days) when you average less than two inches of rain . . . That kind of information is significant for grazing or agriculture, for what kind of vegetation is likely to grow. The improbable situation, which may give much more than 1% of the total rain which may fall, is really concerned with a different caliber of problems. Are the roads going to be washed away, is it safe to build a house in certain locations if you want to live there for twenty or thirty years?
The improbable-but-not-impossible was not something that bell curve statistics could address. But Osborne didn't see any point in reinventing statistics to handle it. When it came to rare events, he argued, one had to look outside the statistics of randomness and identify actual causes for the anomalies. This required judgment and experience, two areas in which finance scholars possessed no comparative advantage. They focused instead on the probable.


"There and back again" – cool journey, my friend!
Glad were in this experience together!
Nicely done! I hope you never do see the abyss inside yourself, but like you, I'm confident you'll find your way back out again!
Thank you Ellen, I will find my way out, just weird i knew I was headed there, or at least it exists and is healthy.
I did a small "shut dow" lasat night too, 6pm – 5:45 am and feel all the beter for it.
Great you did this! awesome experience.


text:
Patriots-Titans Week 12 Predictions
By CBSBoston.com Staff November 28, 2021 at 12:30 am
Filed Under:Dan Roche, Levan Reid, Matthew Geagan, Michael Hurley, New England Patriots, NFL, Sports News, Tennessee Titans
BOSTON (CBS) — The Patriots host the Titans this week, and just as everyone expected when the schedule came out, it's going to be a big one.
If the Patriots win, they'll reclaim first place in the AFC East, and they may even claim the top spot in the AFC. The Titans, though, figure to be extra-focused on this one, after losing at home to the miserable Texans a week ago.
Here's how the WBZ and CBS Boston sports team sees this one playing out.
Dan Roche, WBZ-TV
The Titans and Mike Vrabel are a tough opponent for the Patriots to face. The Titans are coming off the worst loss of their season — to the Texans. They will be fired up.
Both teams will want to run the ball. The Pats are rolling and not as banged up as Tennessee. The trenches will determine this one.
Patriots 20, Titans 17
Levan Reid, WBZ-TV
So before the season started, this game looked like a loss for the Patriots. The Titans were bringing Derrick Henry to the house, and the young man can absolutely run the rock. Add to that, Julio Jones and A.J Brown at wide receiver and a punishing offensive line, this was going to be a tough game for New England.
Now, this will still be a tough game but not as tough. The Titans defensively can get after it and make plays but right now the offense is without Henry and Jones, and Brown is banged up. Tennessee will have to rely on Ryan Tannehill, and that may not be the best plan.
Michael Hurley, CBS Boston
The Titans have played their worst against their worst competition this year. Focus shouldn't be a problem for Mike Vrabel's team this week, though, which means I think the Patriots are going to get the Titans' best punch.
It's possible that the Patriots can handle that, especially if they can force Ryan Tannehill into a bad day. (Tannehill's career history vs. the Patriots is a bit of a mixed bag.) And if A.J. Brown is a no-go, then the Titans may end up being shorthanded.
Either way, I think it's a close game. But the injuries on the Tennessee side have me leaning toward New England.
Matthew Geagan, CBS Boston
The Titans aren't nearly as intimidating as they are when Derrick Henry is in the backfield, but they are still a formidable team that still sits atop the AFC. The Patriots would love to change that this weekend.
The Pats are rolling, but Sunday marks the start of their biggest test of the season. With games against the Titans, Colts and two against the Bills over the next month, this stretch will prove if they're contenders or pretenders.
I like them to keep that contender status up on Sunday.
Tune in to Sunday's Patriots-Titans clash on WBZ-TV — the home of the New England Patriots! Pregame coverage begins at 11:30am with Patriots GameDay, kickoff is set for 1pm, and after the game stick around for full reaction and analysis — including Bill Belichick and Mac Jones LIVE — on Patriots 5th Quarter!


text:
IN FEW HOURS, DOKUFEST IS READY
For the city, these days are its most beautiful, as it welcomes guests from all over the world.
When you say DokuFest, you immediately think of Prizren, while when you say Prizren, you think of DokuFest. For the city, these days are its most beautiful, as it welcomes guests from all over the world. Apart from the festival activities, these guests have the opportunity to enjoy the hospitality, traditions, food and take with them a piece of the Prizren spirit when they return.
The soul of a city is the people, precisely those who have already opened the doors of their homes to welcome friends from around the globe.
For Agnesa Çipa, who for the 8th year in a row has opened the doors of her house hosting the DokuFest guests, this event is of course very special.
"Kosovo does not have the opportunity to travel the world, but through DokuFest the world has the opportunity to host it in its home once a year. It is a great pleasure to contribute to such an important event."
The energy of DokuFest is felt especially among young people. At their tables, they talk only about the activities, the music, the films of this edition, as an event that they have been looking forward to for a long time.
"How beautiful it is, so many people, DokuNights are my favorites. This is the best time in Prizren", says Redon Doçi, a guy who every day waits and escorts guests to the bar where he works.
In the conversations with the citizens who have been living this experience for 21 years now, one can see a great love for the event that once a year makes Prizren, the navel of the world.
"The city is more alive these days, there are new people, more visitors", says Dardan, a young man from Prizren.
"I haven't been here in other years, but this year I'm looking forward to seeing it, as everyone has told me it's going to be beautiful," tells Vjosa, who serves in one of the city's cafeterias.
For those behind the scenes, of course, these preparations translate into countless hours of intensive work, and Vigan Bytyçi, DokuFest's head of logistics, tells us this best.
"It's been a few days already, since we went home very little, together with the logistics team. We worked until early morning hours, the last details need to be completed and the responsibility is ours, and the whole team's, which for me is the best in the world", confesses Vigani.
As for someone who comes to the city for the first time and is still waiting for the start of the festival, these conversations, stories, descriptions and preparations so felt are nothing but one more reason to grow impatient. In just a few hours, DokuFest is ready...


Electric Guitar Pickups, Bass Guitar Pickups, Acoustic Guitar Pickups and Accessories - EMG Active & Passive Pickups - over 25 Years of Active Pickup. General Motors do Brasil is the largest subsidiary of the General Motors in South America and the second largest operation [clarification needed "large". Trailers, campers, pickup trucks, four wheel drives, house cars, and the ever- present cargo-carrying cross-country trucks. For most travelers it appeared that a .
They were called "pick up pickups brasil from toand F from towhen production ended. The tan truck has no doors and I have no clue about why it does not. Since then, it has stopped more than make successes of sales. In Brazil during the company had become the biggest Auto gaycum teenporno to the Retail segment. Note the huge "pusher type" bumper. A ad for the Pickup Jeep, this one was also found on Ebay. The company's total production reachedunits, considering the vehicles ready for the domestic market and exports and also the vehicles "CKD" completely knocked . General Motors do Brasil is the largest subsidiary of the General Motors in South America and the second largest operation [clarification needed "large". EMG Pickups Brasil - Distribuidor Exclusivo. K likes. EMG - Captadores para guitarras, baixos, violões e etc. Electric Guitar Pickups, Bass Guitar Pickups, Acoustic Guitar Pickups and Accessories - EMG Active & Passive Pickups - over 25 Years of Active Pickup.


Chicken wings....yum. A favourite in our household during summer. Never tried in oven before; always on the barbie. Must try your version. Thanks for sharing.
These look perfect--just enough marinade, but not too gooey. Delicious!
Listen up. There is only ONE recipe for chicken wings. That is the AMERICAN recipe from the Anchor Bar.
All the rest of recipes, like yours, are just wannabe copycat BS.
I am the SENIOR ADVISER for SeriousEats website, and we get REALLY sick having to read posts such as this.
You need to get a REAL job, because you are never going to cut it as a "blogger."
Chiffonade, something is wrong with your head. You go around to every blogs and put nasty comments. You are nothing but a nuisance. You should get your head check.
Gert,your honey chicken wing look delicious and your pix look so great! This reciep is a must for bookmark!good job!!
Chiffonade or whoever you ARE!!
You are a real TROLL!! I know you and you 're troller in my blog b4!You post controversial, inflammatory and irrelevant remark and comments with the intention of provoking other into an emotional response that don't serve any purpose!! Get a life! Who is COPYCAT?? Are you talking about yourself post as someone important? Don't every come back to our blog again!! Listen!! Gert is my friend and you're NOT welcome here !!!
Gert,I think she/he LOVE YOU!lol! She keep coming to your blog every month!
Keep up the good work. I will be trying out all your recipes SOON!
Your wings look yummmy, Gert. Can never go wrong with a honey and soy marinade!
Did you have to turn the wings while roasting to get that lovely color?
these wings will surely make hongkies go crazy. they're nuts about chicken wings!
Elin, I am not worry about him. He had been leaving nasty comment with different names in so many blogs. Just google 'Chiffonade the troll' and see what pops up. You all see all the nasty comment he left.
Rita, yea I did turn it once half way through the baking. I will add that in the recipe.
Wow! Your chicken wings are SO SO "fingers lickin' good" to me! It goes well with chilli sauce.
wow I must have some now that I can perform my finger liking good act! muahahahhahaha!
Gert, your chicken wings look so delicious. It reminded me of my trip to sabah ages ago. Chicken wing sell everywhere and they are so good.
I love thess chicken wings with honey! Once I had no lemon I used lime instead: even more delicious, if possible!
sounds like a great recipe and an alternative to the "traditional" deep fried with bleu cheese.
note to chiffonade: i don't think anyone in the universe can claim sole propietorship to any recipe...especially a "standard" like chicken wings!!!
one suggestion, try using the new reynolds NON-STICK aluminum foil...that way, the good crispy skin isn't left on the foil!
I use a teflon mat at the bottom, nothing sticks to it! I can't do without these anymore. They are easy to clean as well.
And as chiffonnade is concerned, if he/she can only stick to one recipe, either she can't cook or she doesn't like food.
I love seeing different recipes because when you make your own, you adapt it to your own taste by taking bits of ideas here and there to make your own perfect dish!! Food is made to be messed with!!
Zue, the next time you balik Malaysia try out the chicken wings at Jalan Alor. They are the best!
Dav, thanks for the tips and support. Will get a roll of the non-stick foil. Actually Chiffonade is a troll that leave nasty comment to blogs.
yummmm.. delicious! I havent had chicken wings for a long time.. this is a must try now.
I AM TOTALLY IN LOVE WITH ROASTED CHICKEN WINGS! If you try some turmeric + curry powder and some sambal chili as part of the rub next time.
Chiffonade leads a very boring life that he/she needs to get some excitement from other people's blog. What a pathetic loser!
Made this for dinner yesterday night...and it was simply finger-lickingly GOOD! Almost pictured myself back in KL, sitting at a roadside hawker's stall. Thanks for the recipe.
And did I say, you take beautiful shots!!!!
Eileen, glad that you like this dish.
I tried this recipe, it was super simple and tasty. I love chicken and could eat it every day. My husband who prefers steak made me promise to make it again. Thank you!
Trollers are typically insecure individuals who derive a sense of pleasure and control from hurting others.
Chiffonade stop being a Troll, trolls have no life because they're always Jealous, annd try to hurt other people just because you can't make one yourself.


Creation Coloring Sheets is one of the best picture references on printable coloring pages for children because of Creation Coloring Sheets made with a brilliant idea and following the trend of modern coloring pages, as well as being one of the best referrals for your child looking for a coloring page. Creation Coloring Sheets was posted in October 30, 2018 at 11:35 pm and has viewed by 153 users.
Creation Coloring Sheets reference also have Tags: bible creation coloring sheets, bible creation coloring sheets for kids, coloring sheets for creation story, creation coloring sheet land and plants, creation coloring sheets, creation coloring sheets for children, creation coloring sheets for preschoolers, creation coloring sheets free, creation coloring sheets preschool, creation week coloring sheets, creative coloring sheets, creative coloring sheets for older kids for your convenience in searching this reference more specific.
Creation Coloring Sheets is one of best Coloring Page design coloring pages of the years, this design has been built from brilliant ideas combined with a selection of elegant colors and beautiful architecture designs, would be something amazing if you apply Coloring Page design at your coloring pages. Creation Coloring Sheets just one of the many references we have, you can find other references such as animal coloring pages, coloring pages of nature, cartoon coloring pages, sports coloring pages, fun coloring pages, social coloring pages etc.