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NEW YORK CITY, NY — In January, Bikram Yoga Portsmouth students Jason Destasio and Emily Avery won first place in the male and youth divisions for the State of New Hampshire for the second consecutive year at the New England Regional Yoga Asana Championship in Natick, MA.
Portsmouth's Jenn Myles took the silver medal in the women's division. Next month, they head to New York City to compete in the US National Yoga Asana Championship hosted by USA Yoga for a chance to compete internationally in June.
Studies show over 22 million people in the US now practice yoga and many health studies have begun to prove what yoga practitioners of all disciplines already know – yoga can change your life for the better. People of all ages from childhood to old age can improve their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health through the practice of yoga postures, or asanas.
There are some who feel competition seems contradictory to the philosophy of yoga. However, it is important to note that this is not battle to win a medal but instead a personal display for each athlete of what they have accomplished through their yoga practice. Many have come from places of injury or despair and put themselves back together with their yoga. To get up on stage and balance without wavering, to show how they have transformed body and mind is an act of self-realization and of personal fulfillment. This ability to maintain one's peace in the midst of a challenge epitomizes the philosophy of yoga and is a shining moment in the life of the yogi. It is a beautiful thing to witness.
Emily Avery, 18, of Stratham, has been practicing ballet since she was 3 years old and began practicing yoga two years ago with her father, Chris Avery. " We have the best time together and also sharing stories in the car on the way to and from practice. It's a great family pastime and we enjoy seeing other parents, children and siblings in the studio," says Chris.
Jason Destasio, 34, of Portsmouth is also a Bikram Yoga instructor. He began training for the competition two years ago and was formerly an arborist out of Hampton.
Jenn Myles of Portsmouth is a mother of two and home educator with a passion for yoga. She has been practicing for over a decade and has competed regionally three times.
For more information, visit: www.usayoga.org and www.neryac.com
The studio is located at 800 Islington Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801. For more information, visit: www.bikramyogaportsmouth.com


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March 1, 2011 - The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will host six public meetings around the state to present proposed 2011-13 hunting season dates, Wildlife Management Areas (WMA) general rules and regulation changes, changes in the Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP) and waterfowl season options.
Public comment will be taken on all items under consideration by the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission through May 5. The meeting dates and locations include:
- March 9 at 6 p.m., Alexandria Convention Hall located at 915 Third St.
- March 15 at 6:30 p.m., LDWF Office in Minden located at 9961 Hwy. 80.
- March 15 at 6:30 p.m., Yambilee Festival Bldg., 1939 W. Landry, Opelousas
- March 16 at 6 p.m., Ponchatoula High School Cafeteria, 19452 Hwy. 22.
- March 17 at 6 p.m., Bastrop Visitor Center, 124 N. Washington St.
- March 22 at 6:30 p.m., LSU Ag Center, 7101 Gulf Hwy., Lake Charles.
To view the full notice of intent and all proposed hunting season dates and regulations changes for the upcoming hunting season, please visit http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/action-items [3]. Public comment will be accepted at LWFC monthly meetings from March through May or can be submitted directly to Randy Myers, Wildlife Division, LDWF, PO Box 98000, Baton Rouge, LA 70898-9000, until May 5.
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is charged with managing and protecting Louisiana's abundant natural resources. For more information, visit us at www.wlf.louisiana.gov [4] on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ldwffb [5] or follow us on Twitter @LDWF.
For more information, contact Randy Myers at 225-765-2359 or email@example.com [6].

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text: When New Haven native Wes Butler graduated in 2010 from Paul Smith's College, he had no intention of becoming a game warden. He earned a bachelor's degree in fish and wildlife science in order to become a wildlife biologist. He concentrated on the wildlife half rather than the fisheries half for fear that a career in fisheries might spoil his lifelong passion for angling. But the most important thing was to be on the biology side of management, and not on the law enforcement side.


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Westfield State University president Evan Dobelle abruptly retired Friday afternoon, departing the school with nothing but his pension as investigators for the school and two state agencies pored over records of his questionable spending of university resources on international travel, five-star hotels, limousines, and high-priced restaurants.
Dobelle received no severance or other payments from the university in exchange for his retirement, though he will be eligible for a state pension of about $90,000 a year. Dobelle, who was placed on paid leave by university trustees in October, had been trying to obtain a financial settlement in exchange for his resignation. But the trustees rejected his most recent proposal of six months' pay and the title of president emeritus, according to someone briefed on the trustees' reaction.
Instead, facing a report on his spending habits by university lawyers later this month, Dobelle announced his immediate retirement. In his letter of resignation, Dobelle blamed the trustees for forcing him out, saying they had violated his contract by placing him on leave.
"Of course, this was not my chosen path at this particular time," wrote Dobelle, 68, who has been president since 2008. "It is instead the result of the university's actions and failure to abide by the terms of my contract."
Dobelle said his resignation would be best for the school, which was slapped with a partial freeze on state funding amid concerns about whether he could continue as president. Dobelle said he believed his retirement would lead to a lifting of the freeze.
"I have been led to believe that, under the current circumstances, my immediate retirement would be welcomed and would expedite the release of the money to fund the new academic building, which would be the first in over 40 years at the university," Dobelle wrote.
As word filtered out among Dobelle's critics at Westfield State last night, the reaction was immediate and joyful, as people hoped for an end to almost three months of intense and unwanted attention on the school of 5,400 students a few miles west of Springfield.
"It's such great news," said Sheridan Carey, a member of the executive committee of the Westfield State College Foundation, which raises private donations for the school. ". . . People are overjoyed. He put the campus through a horror show."
State Higher Education Commissioner Richard M. Freeland, who has criticized Dobelle for what he termed a "clear and consistent pattern" of improperly using his university credit cards for personal expenses, also praised him for stepping down.
"I believe President Dobelle's decision is in the best interest of Westfield State University," Freeland said. "I look forward to working with new leadership to advance the mission of teaching and learning at the university."
University board chairman Jack Flynn said he could not comment because of the lawsuit against him.
But several people praised the trustees for refusing to give Dobelle a severance package, unlike the University of Hawaii board of regents, which gave Dobelle a large financial settlement in 2004 after initially trying to fire him.
The controversy at Westfield State became public in mid-
August when the Globe reported on Dobelle's free-spending ways, including a tab of nearly $150,000 to take a Westfield State delegation to Asia and $10,000 for tickets at Tanglewood, where Dobelle liked to take potential donors.
In late August, trustees released an accountant's report showing that Dobelle had charged tens of thousands of dollars in personal expenses to university-related credit cards and that many of his large business expenses lacked documentation.
Initially, most trustees rallied to Dobelle's defense, even questioning the accountant's findings. But since then, pressure has been mounting on them to take action, as the state inspector general and the attorney general each launched investigations while the state froze millions in funding for construction and other purposes.
Finally, after a 10-hour executive session Oct. 16, trustees unanimously voted to place Dobelle on paid leave, even demanding that he immediately turn in his university car. The trustees also asked attorneys at the law firm Fish & Richardson to investigate Dobelle's spending and report back by Nov. 25.
Until now, Dobelle had fought back hard, hiring a public relations firm and a lawyer to counter the wave of criticism.
Publicist George Regan accused Flynn, the trustee chairman, of smearing Dobelle so that Flynn could gain control of the school, while attorney Ross Garber filed a federal lawsuit on Dobelle's behalf against the trustees and Freeland, charging them with violating Dobelle's rights.
The lawsuit said the ongoing investigations of Dobelle's spending were just part of "guerrilla war for control of the university."
But, behind the scenes, Dobelle was trying to negotiate a settlement with the school. The night he was placed on leave, Dobelle had said he would resign if the trustees gave him an immediate paid sabbatical and let him return as a tenured faculty member.
Unable to reach a deal, Dobelle announced Friday that he would retire from the job, which paid him an annual salary of $240,920. State pension records show Dobelle would be entitled to an annual pension of about $90,000, assuming that he pays the state to get pension credit for time he worked as a public employee in California.
However, a spokesman for Dobelle said that he planned to continue his lawsuit against the trustees and Freeland, which accuses them of "cowboy tactics" in their zeal to destroy Dobelle's career.
Meanwhile, the investigations of spending by Dobelle and other senior administrative staff members are continuing. Inspector General Glenn A. Cunha already has found that Dobelle spent money earmarked for programs and scholarships "indiscriminately with little or no consideration" for its intended purpose, but Cunha is conducting a broader review.
Investigators for Attorney General Martha Coakley are examining whether Dobelle made illegal "false claims" to get reimbursement for dubious expenses, according to someone briefed on the investigation. For instance, Dobelle told trustees he was going on a fund-raising trip to San Francisco in May 2013, but it turned out he never went inside seven of the foundations he said he visited, sending a subordinate to drop off information instead.
Edward Marth, chairman of the Westfield State Foundation, said Dobelle's departure would allow his group and others at the university to rebuild public confidence that they will not squander money.
Dobelle spent so much of the foundation's money that the organization needed a $400,000 bailout from the school to pay its bills, and his free spending prompted one potential $100,000 donor to withdraw his pledge.
"I wasn't really surprised" that Dobelle stepped down, said Marth. "I've seen enough people decide retirement is better than trying to slug it out when you can't possibly win. There was no way."Andrea Estes can be reached at email@example.com. Scott Allen can be reached at email@example.com.


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Over the years as the kids have gone to other states and finances have become smaller we've pretty much ignored Christmas. We buy for the kids and then send off the packages and then we share a quiet meal at home after phone calls. We don't exchange gifts because seriously there isn't anything we really need.
We do get a present for Maggie. She gets so excited. This year it was a stuffed sheep and a bone in a bag. She was so happy she ran around the house with the whole bag in her mouth.
She eventually got it open and is now inseparable from her sheep.
(Note her Christmas bandanna. She has one for all occasions and loves them.)
Doug did a standing rib roast on the grill. It was fantastic. He likes me to take photos of his masterpieces.
I didn't notice until I downloaded this one that his Goofy coffee cup was in the background.
I've been trying to find time to put together a Remains of the Day journal for 2014 and
since Doug was watching a movie I sewed.
I love making these and using them. I made them for the kids, too.
The inside front cover with a little calender I found on line. I couldn't figure out how to
attach it so it just fits in a pocket.
A couple of the scrappy inside pages.
Yes. A nice day. No stress and good food. Who could ask for more?
Memoir Prompts:
Write about your special memories of this holiday season.
Do you have special homemade ornaments?
Do you prefer an e-reader or a real book?
Write about a special pet memory.
Which would you choose? Gingerbread Latte, Peppermint Mocha or Caramel Brulee Latte?
Do you enjoy crossword puzzles?
Write about trees.
I'm not planning on continuing this series in the New Year. I have other ideas.
Stay tuned.


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ROCKFORD — Murder suspect Kody Walsh appeared in court briefly today with his attorney, Ryan Swift, to ask again for a new judge.
See interactive report on Kody Walsh.
See interactive report on Kody Walsh.
ROCKFORD — Murder suspect Kody Walsh appeared in court briefly today with his attorney, Ryan Swift, to ask again for a new judge.
Walsh, 22, of Rockford is charged in the Sept. 9 shooting of Lori A. Daniels, 36, of Afton, Wis. The shooting took place in an SUV on Interstate 90 near South Beloit.
The request for a new judge comes a day after a Winnebago County grand jury handed down a new 33-count indictment.
It charges Walsh in a variety of first-degree murder theories, including allegations that the shooting of Daniels in the head was especially heinous and brutal.
Indictments also charge Walsh with:
The attempted murder of a mutual acquaintance, who Walsh held against his will in a Ford Explorer at gunpoint as he shot Daniels. He then forced the mutual acquaintance to continue driving to Beloit, Wis., where Walsh may have attempted to shoot him.
The attempted first-degree murder of two police officers who had pursued him after he fled from Beloit, attempted armed robbery, the unlawful use of a weapon by a street gang member and aggravated fleeing to elude among other charges.
Walsh was on the run for about a week after the shooting, captured Sept. 16 after a high-speed chase in Tennessee. He is in the Winnebago County Jail without bond.
Swift has asked that the charges against Walsh not proceed with Chief Judge Joseph McGraw or Circuit Judge Rosemary Collins.
Collins formally heard and granted the request this afternoon. The case is set for reassignment at 1:30 p.m. Oct. 2.
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We both LOVE paper, doodling, and now, pens.
His father got him one of those pens that has four or five colors and they change by clicking them.
He was telling me about his collection and I asked if he would like one from Arizona and he turned to his mother and said, "COOL!"
So Doug and I went looking for an Arizona pen. I was also determined to find a pencil shaped like a cactus. A favorite little gift for out-of-towners.
We struck gold with the following:
Isn't that pencil cool? I got one of those for his brother, too. Green for him.
I had also told the boys I would make them each a new scarf on my knitting loom since they liked the first ones so much. Alex wanted green and Brendan wanted red.
I couldn't find a light green I liked so I hope he likes this multi-colored one.
I sure do. I might have to go get another skein of this one.
If I get on a roll I can finish a scarf like this in an evening. It is so much fun.
Here's what the looms look like:
It all started because my friend C. B. was making socks. I haven't gotten brave enough to try something that complicated but I sure enjoy the scarves.
I enjoy wearing mine too. We've actually had enough cold weather here to wear them.
Being a long-distance Grammy isn't always easy but the boys sure enjoy the little things I send. Just like I enjoyed the Elvis magazine I received last week.
Have you sent a bit of joy lately?
Write about going to the dentist as a child.
Write about school clubs and organizations you were involved in.
What is something you can't live without?
Describe all the computers you have owned or used.
Did you ever go skinny dipping?
Have you ever been horseback riding?
Write about a snow day.


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Sitou Byll-Cateria, Hugh Greene, Wanyonyi Kendrick, Bruce Taylor, Kevin Twomey
Kathy Robinson
Oscar Munoz, Joannie Newton
Chair Kendrick recognized a quorum and called the meeting to order.
Chair Kendrick asked for approval of minutes from May 27. The minutes were approved as presented.
Chair Kendrick offered opportunity for comments from the public. Upon receiving none, she continued with the meeting.
Chair Kendrick asked Vice President Shuman to speak about this item.
Vice President Shuman stated that she would be answering questions from the previous Finance and Audit budget hearings regarding the academic enhancement fee. She noted that this fee would be focused on advising.
Vice President Shuman provided details about enhancing advising, listing specific actions and their costs. She also spoke about the student-to-advisor ratio with past and present enrollments.
Trustees asked about the reporting structure for advising. The administration responded that plans were not to centralize advising. Clarification was that advisors would report to college deans, and in addition, to an undergraduate studies executive director.
Trustees asked for the administration to discuss differences between the academic enhancement fee and differential tuition. The administration stated that both differential tuition and the academic enhancement fee required Board of Governors approval. Vice President Shuman clarified that the academic enhancement fee was not a part of the budget as presented.
Chair Kendrick called the question, all in favor of the MOTION. Chair Taylor offered the MOTION and Trustee Twomey seconded. The MOTION was carried with one vote in opposition, made by Trustee Byll-Cataria. The MOTION was carried.
Vice President Shuman stated that the purpose of this item was to provide the Board of Governors with a list of projects the university would like to build over the next five years. She provided highlights for the top five projects for the upcoming year: (1) utilities and infrastructure, which were always first on the list; (2) land acquisition – the remainder of the land in the tech park; (3) a new dining facility; (4) and renovations for buildings 3 – the science and humanities building; and renovations for building 9 – Schultz Hall.
President Delaney stated that (2) land acquisition was moved to the top. He provided commentary on funding for this project, noting that money would come through the Foundation, Inc.
Trustees asked for clarification on (3) a new dining facility, specifically if Chartwells' contract would be extended. The administration responded that Chartwells had been approached for a portion of funding for the new dining facility. They have agreed to an extension to their contract.
Chair Kendrick asked for a MOTION for approval for the three-year and five-year capital outlay requests. A MOTION was offered by Trustee Twomey and seconded by Trustee Byll-Cateria. The MOTION was carried as presented.
Vice President Shuman stated that this item required, through Florida Statutes, Board of Trustees approval. She clarified that this item designated the proposed capital outlay expenditures by project from all fund sources. She narrated the list of projects and their funding sources, asking trustees for comments and/or questions. Trustees were satisfied with the capital outlay plan as it was presented.
Chair Kendrick asked for a MOTION for approval of the annual capital outlay plan for fiscal year 2010-2011. A MOTION was offered by Trustee Twomey and seconded by Chair Taylor. The MOTION was approved as presented.
Chair Kendrick asked Vice President Serwatka to speak about this item.
Vice President Serwatka stated that the university administration was requesting that the Finance and Audit Committee recommend for approval to the full Board a reduction of out-of-state fees for graduate assistants. Their out-of-state fees would be $0. He justified this request by noting that it was very difficult for the university to attract out-of-state students because this category of tuition was so high. He mentioned that departments looking for graduate assistants were often forced to stay within the state.
Vice President Serwatka spoke about the advantages to bringing in out-of-state graduate assistants and discussed ways to accomplish this. He mentioned that creating a good financial package for these students might include waiving or setting out of-state tuition at $0 for graduate assistants. Should any graduate assistant stop being a graduate assistant, tuition would return to out-of-state fees.
Vice President Serwatka clarified that the university did have enough funding allocated to handle this. He noted that about 20 percent of current graduate students were graduate assistants. He also noted that this waiver was customary and all other state University System institutions were doing this.
Chair Kendrick asked for a MOTION for approval for the waiver of out-of-state fees for graduate assistants. A MOTION was offered by Trustee Greene and seconded by Trustee Taylor. The MOTION was approved as presented.
Vice President Shuman stated that each DSO's respective board had reviewed and approved their budget. She spoke about the UNF Foundation, Inc., noting that the biggest change in revenue was a decrease in development salaries and an increase in Presidential emoluments. She spoke about the Training & Services Institute, Inc., (TSI) noting that the economy had affected revenue for IPTM, however TSI had contributed $6 million to capital projects. She added comments for the UNF Financing Corporation, Inc., stating that audit expenses would be paid for with bonds.
Vice President Shuman reported on MOCA Jacksonville, stating that this DSO was currently ahead of budget. She noted that DuPont had contributed to their operating budget and MOCA did believe they would reach a $600,000 endowment level. She added that MOCA was adding a development officer who would work to stabilize the endowment. Vice President Shuman clarified that UNF was still holding $180,000 line of credit for MOCA which was listed in the budget as the net operating deficit.
Vice President Shuman stated that the university would continue to assess this DSO, making decisions about academic quality and synergy.
This item was for information only. No additional information was required.
Chair Kendrick adjourned the meeting.
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How To Get Spectrum Back From TV For More Useful Purposes
from the property-rights? dept
So, it's interesting that, just as we're hearing of the first tests of white space networks, the FCC is also talking to broadcasters about other ways to reclaim some spectrum and put it to use on something more useful and productive. Apparently, the plan on the table right now would be for broadcasters to give up the spectrum in return for a cut of the revenue the government would get in auctioning off the spectrum for wireless use. Of course, some may find it distasteful that public spectrum that was given to these companies for free can then get sold off with at least some of the money going to those who never bought or truly "owned" the spectrum in the first place. But, given that the FCC set things up in a way where it basically created a de facto ownership structure of the spectrum, it's difficult to see any reasonable way to get that spectrum back without paying for it.
In the link above, Adam Thierer suggests we just give the current holders property rights in the spectrum, and assume that they'll then sell it off to those who can do something more innovative with it (or change and do something more innovative themselves). I've long been a proponent of giving up the ridiculous idea of having the government decide how each slice of spectrum must be used. Why not let the companies who control the various slices of spectrum make use of it as they see fit? It seems more likely that we'd get more efficient uses of the spectrum. So, it's good to see more thinking about ways to put some of that spectrum to better use, but it would be nice if we allowed the market, rather than the government, to figure out how to best use it.


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2012: Begins her senior year coming off a solid junior campaign ... she is an athletic midfielder that has the ability to be a solid scorer for the Green and White . . . is very versatile and has been used at all positions ... has good on the ball skills and has the ability to create shots for herself and her teammates . . . is a very tough player, with outstanding vision . . . will be a starter and likely to see playing time in the center of the field.
2011: Appeared in 16 games with eight starts . . . recorded a goal during a loss against Franklin and Marshall on Oct. 2 . . . finished the season with two points . . . registered a total 10 shots, with six shots on goal . . . had a single-game high two shots during a 4-1 win against Wesley on Oct. 1.
2010: Finished the season seeing action in 12 games including two starts in the Spartan midfield as she again experienced injury problems throughout the year . . . recorded a goal in the 4-2 September 18 win over Salisbury University . . . registered a season-high two shots in the October 9 loss at St. Mary's College.
2009: Saw action in 10 games after missing the start of the year with an injury . . . started the final game of the year in the CAC Semifinals at Stevenson . . . recorded her first career goal in the October 17 win over St. Mary's . . . had three shots for the season.
Personal: Is a computer information systems major . . . the daughter of Anthony and Diane Aversa . . . plays her club soccer with the Severna Park Flame . . . was a second-team all-county selection in high school . . . owns a 3.39 cumulative GPA and earned a spot on the Dean's List in the spring of 2010 and again in the fall of 2010 . . . earned a spot on the CAC All-Academic squad as both a freshman and a sophomore . . . names Lance Armstrong as the person she most admires . . . favorite athlete is Tim Howard . . . chose York because of the "athletic facilities and not too far from home" . . . lists her most significant athletic achievements as winning futsal nationals and beating McDonogh for the IAAM "A" Championship as a senior in high school . . . her most memorable athletic moment while at York is scoring a goal in the Spartans' 4-2 triumph over Capital Athletic Conference rival Salisbury on September 18, 2011.


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New Air Giant Takes Shape
American Airlines and US Airways are hashing out the last major details of a merger that would create the world's largest airline and are racing to finalize a deal, said people close to the discussions. WSJ's Mike Spector reports. Photo: Getty.
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Mono is a platform for running and developing applications based on the
ECMA/ISO Standards. Mono is an open source effort led by Novell.
Mono provides a complete CLR (Common Language Runtime) including compiler and
runtime, which can produce and execute CIL (Common Intermediate Language)
bytecode (aka assemblies), and a class library.
This package contains the Mono Cairo library for CLI 2.0.
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Accenture has identified five key trends in the adoption of digital HCM solutions based on insights gained through projects around the world and as an alliance partner of leading vendors including Workday, SuccessFactors and Oracle.
TREND 1: Human resources goes digital
HR departments are seizing ownership of IT systems to achieve business outcomes and drive organizational change.
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2013 Audi Melges 20 Sailing Series Kicks Off In Gaeta, April 19-21
20 April 2013
Gaeta, Italy - Between Saturday and Sunday the Audi Sailing Series Melges 20 will be taking place in beautiful Gaeta, Italy. As already seen with the Melges 32, the Audi Melges 20 will be starting off their Mediterranean season in the Gulf of Gaeta where twenty-one teams are in attendance, ready to go head to head on facing up with mild weather conditions.
The complete racing agenda will allow teams to discard the worst result, only after the completion of six races, with a maximum of four races per day.
Top teams will be competing on this first regatta session, such as Alessandro Rombelli's STIG and reigning Gold Cup Champion Dario Levi's Fremito d'Arja, just to name a few.
Among the favourite teams there are 2012 Audi Melges 20 Sailing Series Guido Miani's Out of Reach, Renato Vallivero's Audi Turnover, and last but certainly not least is Achille Onorato aboard Mascalzone Latino Jr.
Other very relevant Class contenders that may exceed everyone's expectations are Federico Albano's 3Menda, Mirko de Falco on Pecceré, Lauro Bonora on Camay and Francesco Farnetti's ITA-157.
The International Audi Melges 20 Class Assocaition would like to welcome fleet newcomers Stefano Santucci on Tomahawk and Michele Dandolo on Tachicardia.
Friday afternoon included much preparation for the teams, including a practice session scheduled at 15.30, warming up for tough competition and studying the course. Practice was also a great opportunity for Gaeta students to get close to the sailing world. Every Audi Melges 20 took aboard a young sailing fan. This initiative, put forth by by the Yacht Club Gaeta E.V.S. four years ago, and now in 2013, has been adopted by B-Plan Sport&Events in collaboration with the International Audi Melges 20 Class and Melges Europe.
Gaeta is the first of five amazing events included in the 2013 Audi Melges 20 Sailing Series event. Event No. 2 takes place in Porto Ercole (18-19 May), Portoferraio (8-9 July), Torbole (6-7 July) and Porto Rotondo (29 August - 1 September) where the first European Championship title will be held, as a result of being awarded official ISAF International Class status.
The Sailing Series continues its test drive tradition in 2013. At every event, the Audi Quattro Instructors will be available to guide all those interested in experiencing some of the most recent Audi models. The Audi A3 SB, RS5, SQ5 and S6 Avant will be available in Gaeta. For more information and test drive bookings, please call 345.3472530 or send an email to the Audi Quattro Experience.
In addition to title sponsor Audi, the 2013 Sailing Series is supported by official sponsor AstiHour, a very refreshing fruit cocktail that will be served during happy hours at the Audi Hospitality Village. Other sponsors include Kuehne+Nagel, Yeykey, Helly Hansen, and SimBroker e Nacora.
B-Plan Sport&Events is committed to greater visibility and appeal of the 2013 Audi Sailing Series. The event has 3 newly renovated websites: www.audisailingseries.com, www.audisailingteam.it, www.bpse.it – and a new Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/AudiSailingSeries. Updates are also being posted as the racing happens at the Official Facebook Page of the International Audi Melges 20 Class Association too!
Press releases are distributed in three languages – Italian, English and German – written and released at the end of each day. All photos will be posted online at melges20.com thanks to a renewed collaboration with Studio Borlenghi. Zerogradinord will produce interviews and video highlights available on the Official Audi Sailing Series YouTube Circuit Channel.
1.) Achille Onorato/Lorenzo Bressani, Mascalzone Latino
2.) Dario Levi/Andrea Casale, Fremito d'Arja
3.) Alessandro Rombelli/Paul Goodison, STIG
4.) Claudio Dutto/Fabio Zeni, Asante Sana
5.) Mirko de Falco/Guglielmo Giordano, Pecceré
6.) Michele Dandolo/Fabio Montefusco, Tachicardia
7.) Pasquale Orofino/Dario Desiderio, Raffichetta
8.) Luca Carafa, Filippo D'Arrigo, Shut Up
9.) Lauro Bonora/Carlo Fracassoli, Camay
10.) Ugo Capolino/Michele Mennuti, Kempo
11.) Valter Campanile/Niccolo Bianchi, Nellaria 20
12.) Francesco Farneti/Alberto Bolzan; ITA-157
13.) Stefano Santucci/Andrea Fornaro; Tomahawk
14.) Bifulco/Hugo Rocha, Noi de Notte
15.) Simone Anichini/Filippo Anichini, Henneken
16.) Marco Zaoli/Gabrio Zandona, Shadow
17.) Marco Franchini/Sandro Montefusco, Mezza Luna
18.) Giancarlo Capolino/Francesco Ivaldi, Legionario
19.) Federico Albano/Guilio Desiderato, 3Menda
20.) Renato Vallivero/Enrico Fonda, Audi Turnover
21.) Guido Miani/Gabriele Benussi, Out of Reach


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Matthew Morrison & JC Chasez: 'This I Promise You'!
Matthew Morrison hits the stage on Monday (June 13) at the Hammersmith Apollo in London, England.
The 32-year-old Glee actor brought out a special guest for one of the songs on his set list – JC Chasez!
Matthew and JC performed the *NSYNC ballad "This I Promise You" – check out a video of the performance below!
"Just finished my first concert in London. Thank you to everyone who came out tonight! A dream come true for me!" Matthew tweeted, adding, "Thank you JC Chasez for coming on stage last night. You rocked it! Also, thanks Josh Bray for opening the show!"
Matthew Morrison & JC Chasez – 'This I Promise You'


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40 Fabulous Readers' Rides - International RidesPosted in Features on February 1, 2007
Vehicle: '75 International Harvester Scout II
Owner: Mark Peterson, Gilbert, AZ
Tires & Wheels: 36x12.50-15 Swamper SXs on 15x10 steel
Suspension: 4-inch triangle springs, Rancho 9000 shocks
Drivetrain: 345ci V-8 engine, 727 auto tranny, Dana 300 transfer case with twin stick and Tera Low 4:1 kit, Dana 44s front and rear, Detroit Lockers, 4.09 gears
Other Doodads: Onboard air with 8-gallon air tank, D&C rock sliders, six-point rollcage, PRP seast, T-Max winch with synthetic rope, diff guards, SS door inserts, HD drag link
Funniest Wheeling Incident: Tried a front dig and my stock driveshaft just snapped
Does everything work the way you want?: Yes
Anything you would change: Put a selectable locker up front
Vehicle: '76 International Scout II
Owner: David McGough, Bonnerdale, AR
Tires & Wheels: 33-inch Futura Dakota tires on steel
Suspension: 4-inch lift
Drivetrain: 345ci V-8 engine, 727 tranny, Dana 300 transfer case, Dana 44s front and rear
Other Doodads: Custom front and rear bumpers, Auto Meter gauges
Anything to Add?: This is the best wheeling vehicle I've ever owned
Vehicle: '76 International Scout II
Owner: Michael Suits, via e-mail
Tires & Wheels: 38.5x16-15 Baja Claws on 15x10 Eaton bead locks
Suspension: Spring-over swap
Drivetrain: 304ci V-8 engine, T18 tranny, Dana 20 transfer case, Chevy Dana 44 front with Lock-Rite locker, 14-bolt rear with Detroit Locker
Other Doodads: D&C rollcage, RJS 22-gallon fuel cell, body bobbed 11 inches
Vehicle: '79 International Scout II
Owner: A.J. Cody, Liberty Hill, TX
Tires & Wheels: 31x10.50-15 LTB Swampers on 15x8 steel
Suspension: 2 1/2-inch lift
Drivetrain: 345ci V-8, TF6 auto tranny, Dana 44s front and rear
Performance Mods: Holley four-barrel carb
Other Doodads: CD player, CB, 3-inch body lift, Sun Pro gauges


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So, in this installment, one of the last books to maintain any sense of real time, our baby-sitting heroines have just a few weeks until school starts again. So, they're all about the end of summer activities: slumber parties, hanging out in the hayloft,* baby-sitting. Oh, and searching for secret passages. Which I've done. And Dawn literally falls into hers, and she's convinced someone died there. Which I've not done. She's been hearing noises, and she finds some old stuff, and she's just positive that someone was shut in there to die two hundred years ago. And that this person is now a ghost. And that this ghost is haunting her secret passageway. LAAAAAAMMMMMEEEEEEEE!
Turns out the noises are the house settling and Nicky Pike.
The plot's pretty simple, but there's plenty to say about this one, starting with the cover. Dawn's outfit on the cover really could be called California casual. SHOCKING!
Not so shocking? I had about five shirts like that that I wore with my jeans pegged. (Though I think they're going the wrong way on the cover…I'm pretty sure the passage goes down, not up.)
This book was also written back when Ms. Martin threw in real pop culture references, like the movies European Vacation [which has "A Town Called Malice" in it!], Ghostbusters, Star Wars, and Sixteen Candles, along with the perennial faves Mary Poppins and The Parent Trap. Is it wrong of me to love that Claudia wants to watch Star Wars?
I'm also pretty sure it's the first mention of Cam Geary, foreshadowing Mr. Logan [I seriously had a crush on the boy in the cover art. I was lame-o] Bruno.
There's all this stuff about how missing kids freak Dawn out, and how Buddy Barrett went missing that one time, and how kids really do get kidnapped. (Someone's been watching too much "To Catch a Predator!")
The two biggies, though: 1. Now, I know 13-year-old girls like to scare themselves, but they don't actually believe in ghosts.
2. Will no one shut Karen up? The baby-sitters just let her tell stories to scare other kids! I find it ridiculous that no one ever really disciplines the little bitch.
My favorite example of "health food" in the book: "a salad with cottage cheese, pineapple, peaches, and coconut topping." Nothing wrong with this in theory, but for as much as Dawn goes on about how her health food thing is soooo different, this is not that exotic or whatever…
Also, before marrying Richard, Sharon got around. "But Mom had been going out with several different men. One of them was the son of friends of my grandparents, two were from her office [BAD IDEA!!!!!], and a couple more were men she'd met at some party." And that's in addition to Mr. Spier.
I'm constantly baffled by 13-year-old girls looking at small children as friends. You can feel affection or whatever, but they act like they're close friends…It borders on creepy.
I can't think of any good Claudia outfits, but there was on hilarious thing:
"So just put his p.j.'s on him. He's had a long day and should go to bed—" (she glanced at Jamie, who was listening intently) "—s-o-o-n," she spelled out..
Yep, Mrs. Newton was spelling words to Claudia, who CAN'T SPELL LIKE! And I'm pretty sure she's spelled "soon" as "son" in the notebook a few times.
*Um, sorry to rant here, but they live in suburban Connecticut, and they MAGICALLY have bales of hay in the barn? 'Cause, unless you have a working farm and bale it yourself, you have to buy bales of hay! And I can't see Dawn's scatterbrain of a mother driving way out in the middle of nowhere just to buy some bales…and how would they get it back? Would they really be able to get multiple bales of hay in their car? And, there's not much farmin' country in Connecticut, so where would they even get it? Not many farms, not many feed stores…


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Frankie Valli - born May 3, 1934 in New Jersey as Francis Stephen Castelluccio is best known as the lead singer of The Four Seasons, a music act of the 1960s, which continued from then to the 1970s disco scene till date.
Valli made over 25 Top-40 hits with The Four Seasons, a smattering of Top-40 hits dubbed as a solo in the late 1960s, one dubbed as "The Wonder Who?" in 1965 and again in the mid to late 1970s. His best known "solo" single is Can't Take My Eyes Off You banged on the billboard hot 100 appearing on #2 in 1967' 'Are you ready now' became a major hit in the UK as part of the Northern Soul scene and hit no11 on the UK pop charts in 1971.
Valli scored big again in 1975 when 'My Eyes Adored you' hit #1 on billboards hot 100. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame along with The Four Seasons in 1990 and for the rest of the decade Valli continued to lead the group on the lucrative oldies circuit.
Valli started his singing career in 1952. He made his first single in 1953 as "Frankie Valley," a name he adopted from Jean Valley, his favorite female singer. In the mid-1950s he split up with the Travellers and joined The Variety Trio, which consisted of Tommy DeVito with his twin Nick, and Hank Majewski. They switched to being the Variatones, and later, "The Four Lovers" and made a top 40 hit with "Apple of My Eye" in 1956. After a few more name changes, the group was renamed "The Four Seasons" in 1960. Later then, Valli "re-Italianized" his name to its current form. Nick DeVito and Majewski left the group in the 60s, replaced by Bob Gaudio and Nick Massi.
Nick Massi was replaced in 1965 by Charlie Calello, the group's arranger, and then shortly after Charlie was replaced by Joe Long. As the lead singer of the Four Seasons, he had a string of hits beginning with #1 hit "Sherry" in 1962. Valli has been leading from then until the present time, occasionally releasing singles under his own name, particularly the theme song from the film version of Grease, which was a #1 hit. In 1976, Valli covered the Beatles song "A Day in the Life" for the momentary musical documentary All This and World War II.
Valli is best remembered for his falsetto vocals. He has made several appearances on the hit series The Sopranos as New York mob captain Rusty Millio. Valli himself was referenced earlier in the series. In the Season Four episode, "Christopher," the owner of a Native American casino offers Tony Soprano his help in getting a local Indian organization to drop its planned anti-Columbus Day demonstration. He was also a guest star in an episode of Full House.
Although he was lead singer with the group, Valli also had a solo recording career, starting with "(You're Gonna) Hurt Yourself" in late 1965. He scored a million-seller in 1967 with "Can't Take My Eyes Off You". From the same album came further US hits, "I Make A Fool Of Myself", and "To Give (The Reason I Live)" while "You're Ready Now" was a reissued success in Britain in 1971.
Valli and producer Bob Gaudio now set up a dual career, with Valli recording for Private Stock and a new Four Seasons group for Warner Brothers Records. Valli had his first solo number 1 in 1975 with "My Eyes Adored You", followed by "Swearin' To God" and a revival of Ruby And The Romantics' "Our Day Will Come".
In 1978 he sold two million copies of the Barry Gibb -composed theme song from Grease. The follow-ups, "Fancy Dancer" and "Where Did We Go Wrong" (a duet with Chris Forde) sold poorly and in 1980 Valli had a series of ear operations to cure his increasing deafness. He subsequently rejoined the Four Seasons and enjoyed further success when "Big Girls Don't Cry" was included in the movie Dirty Dancing.
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The shattering sound of the broken glass woke her up! Where was she!! It took her a few seconds to gain back the composer.
The room was illuminated soothingly and she cut his legs from the broken piece of the whiskey glass. She didn't realize when she dozed off and now the room suddenly feels quieter.
The clock struck 2'o clock at night!
She had to change her dress. The rooms seemed empty. She look at the picture of him on the wall. She touched her own belly.
The blade was still shining on the table. Her hand didn't tremble anymore.
The earthquake took everything from her.


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Retrograde 6-hydroxydopamine induced lesions of the motor associated dorsolateral striatum differently affect neuronal discharge activity and patterns in lateral and medial parts of the rat subthalamic nucleus
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Objective: Bilateral 6-hydroxydopamine (6-OHDA) injections in the dorsolateral rodent striatum lead to retrograde degeneration of the motor associated nigrostriatal dopamine system and concomitant abnormal neuronal activity in the basal ganglia (BG) motor loop, which is used as model of Parkinson's disease (PD). In the BG motor loop the subthalamic nucleus (STN) represents an important structure, which is often targeted for deep brain stimulation in PD patients. However, the STN also comprises areas of the BG associative and limbic loops. We were interested whether selective lesions of the dorsolateral striatum would differentially affect neuronal activity in the motor and associative-limbic parts of the rodent STN.
Methods: In male Spraque Dayley rats 6-OHDA (n=12) was bilaterally injected in the dorsolateral striatum in a stereotactic operation, sham-lesioned (n=10) rats received vehicle-injection. Four weeks later neuronal extracellular single-unit activity and local field potentials were recorded in the medial motor part and the lateral associative-limbic part of the STN in urethane (1.2 mg/kg) anaesthetized rats.
Results: 6-OHDA lesions of the dorsolateral striatum led to a significantly higher amount of bursting activity in the STN compared with sham-lesioned controls (p<0.05). In the lateral STN the burst activity was higher compared to the medial STN, which was, however, more pronounced in sham-lesioned rats. We also found significant differences in neuronal activity measures (discharge rate, mode of interspike intervals (ISI), skewness, kurtosis, maxApEn, coefficient of variation of ISI) between the medial and the lateral STN independent from the lesion. In addition, 6-OHDA lesions significantly raised the β-oscillatory activity of the local field potentials recorded in the medial and lateral STN.
Conclusions: 6-OHDA lesions of the dorsolateral striatum enhanced burst and β-oscillatory activity of the STN, which is similar to the findings in the STN of PD patients. However, these effects were largely independent from the lateral motor part or the medial associative part of the STN. This may be due to the fact that compared to primates in rats dendrites of STN neurons extend across almost the whole nucleus and axons form stronger intrinsic collaterals compared to primates. However, the differences in neuronal activity measures between the medial and lateral STN nevertheless indicate functional segregation of this nucleus.


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Cisco Nexus 7000 Series NX-OS Troubleshooting Guide -- Before Contacting Technical Support
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This article describes the steps to perform before calling for technical support for Cisco NX-OS.
|If you purchased Cisco support through a Cisco reseller, contact the reseller directly. If you purchased support directly from Cisco, contact Cisco Technical Support.
Steps to Perform Before Calling TAC
At some point, you may need to contact your technical support representative or Cisco TAC for some additional assistance. This section outlines the steps that you should perform before you contact your next level of support in order to reduce the amount of time spent resolving the issue.
|Do not reload the module or the system until you have completed Xref_Colorparanum. Some logs and counters are kept in volatile storage and will not survive a reload.
To prepare for contacting your customer support representative, follow these steps:
1. Collect the system information and configuration. You should collect this information before and after the issue has been resolved. Use one of the following three methods to gather this information:
- Configure your Telnet or SSH application to log the screen output to a text file. Use the terminal length 0 command and then use the show tech-support details command.
- Use the tac-pac filename command to redirect the output of the show tech-support details command to a file, and then gzip the file.
- switch# tac-pac bootflash://showtech.switch1
- If you do not specify a filename, Cisco NX-OS creates the file as volatile:show_tech_out.gz. Copy the file from the device using the procedure in the Copying Files to or from Cisco NX-OS section.
2. If an error occurs in DCNM, take a screen shot of the error. In Windows, press Alt+PrintScreen to capture the active window, or press PrintScreen to capture the entire desktop. Paste the screenshot into a new Microsoft Paint (or similar program) session and save the file.
3. Capture the exact error codes that you see in the message logs from either DCNM or the CLI.
- a. Choose Event Browser in DCNM to see the recent list of messages generated.
- b. Copy the error from the message log, which you can display using either the show logging log command or the show logging last number command to view the last lines of the log.
4. Answer the following questions before you contact your technical support representative:
- On which switch or port is the problem occurring?
- Which Cisco NX-OS software, driver versions, operating systems versions, and storage device firmware are in your fabric?
- What is the network topology? (In DCNM, choose Topology > Save layout.)
- Were any changes made to the environment (VLANs, adding modules, upgrades) prior to or at the time of this event?
- Are there other similarly configured devices that could have this problem, but do not?
- Where was this problematic device connected (which switch and interface)?
- When did this problem first occur?
- When did this problem last occur?
- How often does this problem occur?
- How many devices have this problem?
- Were any traces or debug output captured during the problem time? What troubleshooting steps have you attempted? Which, if any, of the following tools were used?
- Ethanalyzer, local or remote SPAN
- CLI debug commands
- traceroute, ping
- DCNM tools
5. Answer the following questions if your problem is related to a software upgrade attempt:
- What was the original Cisco NX-OS version?
- What is the new Cisco NX-OS version?
- Collect the output from the following commands and forward them to your customer support representative:
- show install all status
- show system internal log install
- show system internal log install details
- show log nvram
Copying Files to or from Cisco NX-OS
You may need to move files to or from the device. These files may include the log, configuration, or firmware files.
Cisco NX-OS offers a broad range of protocols to use for copying to or from the device. The device always acts as a client, so that an ftp, scp, or tftp session always originates from Cisco NX-OS and either pushes files to an external system or pulls files from an external system.
- File Server: 172.22.36.10
- File to be copied to the switch: /etc/hosts
The copy command supports the ftp, scp, sftp, and tftp transfer protocols as well as 12 different sources for copying files.
- switch# copy ?
bootflash: Select source filesystem core: Select source filesystem debug: Select source filesystem ftp: Select source filesystem licenses: Backup license files log: Select source filesystem modflash: Select source filesystem nvram: Select source filesystem running-config: Copy running configuration to destination scp: Select source filesystem sftp: Select source filesystem slot0: Select source filesystem startup-config: Copy startup configuration to destination system: Select source filesystem tftp: Select source filesystem volatile: Select source filesystem
You can use secure copy (scp) as the transfer mechanism, as follows:
- scp:[//[username@]server][/path]
This example copies /etc/hosts from 172.22.36.10 to hosts.txt, for user user1:
- switch# copy scp://email@example.com/etc/hosts bootflash:hosts.txt
email@example.com's password: hosts 100% |*****************************| 2035 00:00
This example backs up the startup-configuration to a sftp server:
- switch# copy startup-config sftp://email@example.com/test/startup configuration.bak1
Connecting to 172.22.36.10... email@example.com's password: switch#
Tip: You should back up the startup-configuration to a server on a daily basis and prior to any changes. You could write a short script to run on Cisco NX-OS to perform a save and then a backup of the configuration. The script needs to contain two commands: copy running-configuration startup-configuration and copy startup-configuration tftp://server/name. To execute the script, use the run-script filename command.
Using Core Dumps
Core dumps contain detailed information about the system and software status prior to a crash. Use core dumps in situations where unknown problems exist. You can send core dumps to a TFTP server or to a Flash card in slot0: of the local system. You should set up your system to generate core dumps under the instruction of your technical support representative. Core dumps are decoded by technical support engineers.
Set up core dumps to go to a TFTP server so that you can e-mail these core dumps directly to your technical support representative.
Setting Up Core Dumps Using the CLI
Use the system cores command to set up core dumps on your system as follows:
- switch# system cores tftp://10.91.51.200/jsmith_cores
- switch# show system cores
- Cores are transferred to tftp://10.91.51.200/jsmith_cores
|The filename (indicated by jsmith_cores) must exist in the TFTP server directory.
See Also
Before Contacting Technical Support
Further Reading
The following links contain further information on this topic from Cisco.com:
Working with Configuration Files
External Links
External links contain content developed by external authors. Cisco does not review this content for accuracy.


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Ford Apologizes For Ad
By Jonathan Welsh
A print ad used to promote the Ford Figo compact car in India is causing controversy among people who say it is offensive, distasteful and misogynistic. Indeed, the pitch has drawn so much fire that Ford Motor has apologized for it.
The ad features a caricature of former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi at the wheel of a Figo with three women bound and gagged in the car's cargo bay. The Figo is known for its luggage capacity and Ford's tagline for the car is, "Leave your worries behind with Figo's extra-large boot."
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"Everything we know emotionally and everything we know quantitatively we know through metaphor. When we have a law in physics, it's really a metaphor for how the universe works, because it works no matter how we describe it. It doesn't need us to operate."
Jamie Day's interest in physics goes deep but his love for learning goes far beyond a linoleum-floored laboratory.
Day can be found outside with a telescope, showing students the transit of Venus across the sun. Or you might find him in Transylvania's Monroe Moosnick Medical and Science Museum, where he offers tours of the collection of nineteenth-century science and medical artifacts and anatomical models. Or you may find him at a Transylvania Creative Retreat, where Day can indulge his artistic impulses by carving exquisite wooden bowls and spoons.
A steadfast supporter of the liberal arts curriculum, Day believes that all disciplines—arts and sciences—are connected, although the interrelationships may not always be "intuitively obvious." He has team-taught with faculty from art, psychology and religion, in addition to math and science.
He is currently developing a May term poetry and physics class with Maurice Manning, professor of English and Transylvania writer-in-residence. A casual observer may think the two disciplines are quite dissimilar. But Day would disagree.
"Everything that we express emotionally we express through metaphor. There's no way we can really convey what neurons and all the chemicals in a body are doing. But you can create a metaphor to share that experience with someone else.
"In poetry, metaphors overlap with those of physics. If someone wants to describe an emotional experience, they do it with metaphors drawn from the world that is governed by physics, which we describe using our own metaphors."
From a young age, physics appealed to Day because he could solve problems "without having to memorize stuff." It was more than understanding numbers. "It's about how the universe and matter work," says Day.
But Day knows that physics is no piece of cake. That's one of the things he loves about teaching it. "Every physicist I know is frustrated by physics. You have to see the bigger picture to be able to push through."
With that in mind, Day reminds his students that delayed gratification pays off. It makes him proud to watch students develop confidence in their problem-solving skills.
"I think the way physics teaches students to persevere through difficulty applies to many areas of life. In the real world, problems can't be solved in 15 minutes."
For Day, nothing can take the place of simply doing the work. "You can have digital tutoring systems and you can try all kinds of gimmicks, but you still need to sit down with a pen and paper and calculator and do problem after problem after problem until you learn to do them right."
Through this slog, Day is there for his students, whether it's for a simple homework problem or senior independent research. He believes Transylvania's opportunities for independent research offer a unique advantage.
"A lot of our students have the upper hand once they get to graduate school because they've already been in the lab. At larger schools, most students wouldn't have had a chance to do that type of research."


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I only have one friend who knows how to play and often he has conflicts with school to get out on the courts. I'd like to get into the routine of playing a few times a week. I teach so afternoons are the best time for me.
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tomorrow I get out of school around 1, thursday and friday I'm at school til 4:15, I'm off saturday and sunday
I'd say 3.5
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