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Moped driver killed in crash, police say
An Asheville woman is facing charges in connection with a crash that left another woman dead Saturday, authorities said.
Asheville police said it happened at 8:37 p.m. on U.S. Route 25 near Rock Hill Road.
Police said 45-year-old Kimberly Patience Folston was driving a red 1993 Chevrolet Lumina south on U.S. Route 25 when it crossed the center lane into the northbound lanes and struck a moped.
Police said the driver of the moped, 27-year-old Sierra Marie Allen, of Arden, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Folston was arrested on charges of driving while impaired, detectives said.
Police said Folston may face additional charges pending further investigation.


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NEWPORT, Mich. -
DTE said the worker was not on the plant grounds when he showed signs of intoxication – which lead to an alcohol test. The utility company says the worker is being disciplined and is no longer allowed on the plant side without an escort.
The plant represents 30-percent of of all nuclear energy generated in Michigan. About 900 people work at the facility in Newport.
Residents speak out
Most people have friends or family members who work there and they're unwilling to discuss this recent case.
"When you're dealing with nuclear power, you don't want anything to go wrong," said one man off camera.
Although the DTE supervisor was off site, residents worried if the worker returned to the plant, something could have went wrong.
"If he goes and hits a button, who knows," said the man.
DTE officials are stressing that although the employee may be a boss at the plant overseeing other workers, the supervisor does not operate the equipment.
However, that supervisor no longer has unescorted access around the nuclear site.
Statement from DTE
"A Fermi 2 employee, while working at an offsite location August 3, exhibited behavior that resulted in the individual submitting to a for-cause fitness for duty test. That test was positive and the employee was entered into the disciplinary process established by federal regulations. The individual is a non-licensed employee not engaged in plant operations."
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DTE says its employees are trained to look for any unusual behavior and report it right away. They said that's what happened in this case.
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BOSTON, Mass. - MIT men's track and field used 22 season or personal best performances in catapulting to a second-place finish at Boston University. The Engineers finished second despite being the only Division III team in the field.
MIT scored 77 points, not near enough to upend Rutgers University (131), but enough to outpace Northeastern (62), Providence (54), Boston University (40) and Boston College (39).
Nate Ball shined for Tech in the pole vault, earning an easy win after finishing clean through 15'6". MIT's other victory on the afternoon came courtesy of Uzoma Orji, who threw a season-best 59'5" to win the weight throw. Orji threw a season-best in the shot put as well, but still suffered his first loss of the season. Continuing to refine his technique, Orji threw 55'4.75", although the toss was only strong enough for second.
All-America senior Ben Schmeckpeper offered up a historic performance in the 3000 for MIT. Although Schmeckpeper finished third overall, his time of 8:20.69 smashed Bob Walmsley's '83 varsity record by over seven seconds.
Zach Traina also scored some critical points for the Engineers with runner-up finishes in both the 55-meter dash (6.81) and the 200 (22.55).
Next week, MIT will split its squad, sending some back to BU for the Valentine's Fasttrack Invitational to improve their seed performance for the upcoming championships. The rest of the team will be at home to compete in the Coed Invitational.


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There's only one thing less effective than trying to make some news during CES while not at CES – Trying to make news by backtracking on news released during CES while not at CES (cough, Apple, cough). Whether or not there's a cheaper version of the iPhone on the way is the least of anyone's interest after the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. While we were surprised at how quiet mobile companies were during the event, that doesn't mean there wasn't plenty to talk about. Press conferences, press releases, devices on the show floor – a slow year for mobile still meant there was far too much to process over teh course of the week. This week, we'll take a look at the winners and losers in mobile during CES while recapping the news from January 6-12, 2013.
T-Mobile: Winner
It's no secret that in the contest between mobile providers, T-Mobile is playing with a chip on its shoulder. On stage at CES, the company did it's best Kevin Garnett impression and trash talked even though it's trailing on the scoreboard. CEO John Legere came out throwing haymakers in every direction. But then something crazy happened: He landed his punches. Sure, he was off the wall, but he was hilarious and offered customers something. T-Mobile is now offering unlimited monthly plans with no contract attached, is rolling out HD Voice for compatible handsets, expanding 4G coverage across the country, creating a partnership with Major League Baseball, and calling itself the "Uncarrier." While I'm personally opposed to giving yourself a nickname, I was oddly ok with this. Maybe it was the cheap shot at Verizon's "[covering] the dust bowl with LTE" made it all ok. Regardless, this guy needs to hold weekly fireside chats purely for our enjoyment. What a fascinating new CEO.
Carriers Not Named T-Mobile: Losers
Way to phone it in, guys – pun intended. We know next month will hold a little more importance for some of the big mobile players as Mobile World Congress will take place in Barcelona, but they could have at least broke us off with a little something. Sprint made the bold decision of finally committing the third biggest mobile OS in the world by announcing Windows 8 phones. AT&T brought out a bunch of its high profile partners and talked about how great all of its current relationships were going, but basically said nothing. Verizon said enough to fill a single page press release: the Ativ Odyssey and Galaxy Note 10.1 are coming to Verizon.
Big Screens: Winner
Bigger might not always be better, but it was sure viewed as a selling point during CES 2013. Smartphones are getting a step closer to being tablets and tablets are getting a step closer to being actual tables. Chinese phone maker Huawei showed off the Ascend Mate and it's 6.1 inch screen now completely bridges the world of 5-inch phones and 7-inch tablets (Nexus 7). Vizio decided to make the standard screen size for tablets expand a bit, announcing a Windows 8 tablet with an 11.6 inch display. To push the boundaries for the definition of what's considered a tablet, Panasonic pulled out all the stops and unveiled a 20-inch tablet running Windows 8. To complete the one-up contest, Lenovo rolled out a 27-inch tablet that really is just daring someone to top it. I'm not sure if every mobile developer is inviting Shaquille O'Neal into the design lab, but some of us have tiny hands, guys. Stop it.
The United States: Loser
CES 2013 was held in Las Vegas. Last time I checked, that was still in the United States. So why do you have to come and show off stuff that we can't have? I'm looking at you Huawei. The company rolled out two great looking handsets with the Ascend D2 and Ascend Mate, its first Windows 8 phone, and the world's smallest USB card but only announced their availability in China. Fellow Chinese phone maker ZTE brought over its Grand S and also never spoke of a release date outside of its home country. ZTE did make one notable overseas offering by promising to bring a phone running Firefox OS to – wait for it – Europe in 2013. Did no one inform these companies that we need phones in the U.S. too?
New Operating Systems: Winner
While only two of the operating systems that intend to challenge the current champs were on hand at CES 2013, they both certainly made good impressions. Though it comes from a long line of mobile OSes, Blackberry 10 looks like it may actually be the thing that puts Research in Motion back in contention. With a promising showing and popular demo that impressed most who got their hands on it and a thorough launch with plenty of options available in 2013, Blackberry 10 may make those belt clip phone holders socially acceptable again. The total newcomer, Firefox, is breaking away from the standards of mobile operating systems and seems to be doing a pretty good job at it. Plans to have the OS installed on phones and available to the public this year are in place, so we won't have to wait too long to see if it catches on.
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If they didn't know already, the players and coaches on the Warwick Vets football team found out exactly what junior linebacker David MacDonald meant to the team in a pair of September games.
Both MacDonald and fellow linebacker Dennis Scalzo missed the Woonsocket and Coventry games with injury, and the 'Canes lost those two games by a combined score of 75-14. It was no coincidence – the 'Canes missed their talent, but they also missed MacDonald's intensity. He paced the sidelines in the Woonsocket game, trying to fire his team up. But it wasn't the same.
"You could see it," said coach Bryan Nappa. "It was evident. We had a couple of young guys getting their first opportunity to play, and the team was really missing David's energy out there."
Thankfully for the 'Canes, they didn't have to miss it for much longer. MacDonald returned to the lineup for the Chariho game and helped lead the 'Canes to a 22-13 victory, the beginning of a surge that kept Vets in the playoff picture until the final week of the season. The run included an upset win over Westerly, one that was sparked by a tremendous defensive effort.
MacDonald was in the middle of it, just as he was all year.
"What he brought to the table this year changed the tone of our defense, to more of a hard-nosed group," Nappa said. "He brought toughness that we've kind of been lacking the last couple of years."
MacDonald grew up in Cranston and started playing football with CLCF when he was just 6 years old. He moved to Warwick his freshman year and quickly found a home on the football field.
The intensity was there from the beginning.
"I don't know where it comes from, but I just love the game," MacDonald said. "I've been playing since I was young and I feel like I've got to lead the team."
MacDonald earned a starting job as a sophomore, playing next to standout linebacker Nick Salois. With Salois lost to graduation, MacDonald took center stage this year and helped the Vets defense forge a new identity.
"Nick Salois was kind of the anchor of our defense last year and David had a good year as a sophomore, learning next to him," Nappa said. "He fed off that and he learned a lot from what Nick brought to the table. They have different styles. Nick uses his knowledge of the game, plays off his intuition. David is pure drive."
At 5-foot-7, 196 pounds, MacDonald fit perfectly into an inside linebacker spot. He also saw a lot of time at fullback and helped open holes for star running back T.J. Boyajian.
Wherever MacDonald was, his drive shined through, mirroring the efforts of his team. The 'Canes finished 3-4 in league play this year, more league wins than they had in the previous three years combined.
"It's been a big change this year," MacDonald said. "Everybody wants it, everybody's so hungry for it this year. We gave it our all, and it's been a great season."
The 'Canes will try to continue it on Thanksgiving. Last year, they sprung an upset of Pilgrim. This year, they'll be a favorite, but they know the Pats will be coming hard.
Vets has a formula for success, honed in the big wins over Chariho and Westerly. It's just about executing it.
Having MacDonald healthy and ready to go in the middle won't hurt either.
"We've just got to do our job, don't make any dumb mistakes," MacDonald said. "We need to play the game the way we've been playing it all year. If we do that, we'll win."


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IFS Differentials | Noteworthy Independent DifferentialsPosted in How To on July 1, 2012
Independent Front Suspension (IFS) sometimes gets a bum rap in the off-road world. Common wisdom dictates that IFS is good for high-speed running and bouncing down rough backroads, but the solid axle typically gets the nod of approval for hardcore off-roading with big tires.
There are certainly applications in which using IFS is a good thing and can yield tractable handling and a good ride. But can the differentials take some of the abuse we dish out and survive when running larger, heavier tires?
As you modify the driveline to accommodate bigger meats with more rolling mass, you may start to upgrade differential components and CV axle shafts. But, at some point you may simply overstress the housing, especially if it is an aluminum one.
Also, over the years we've seen people stuff a number of upgraded center sections into the front crossmember area of an IFS truck. However, these conversions typically require a fair bit of custom fabrication to get the new center chunk situated under the engine, and incorporate it and upgraded axles with the A-arms and other components.
So, with an eye towards exploiting the IFS (or IRS) side of the hardware, what are some of the more noteworthy independent differentials and their characteristics? Let's take a look:
GM 9.25-Inch
The GM 9.25-inch is the beefiest GM front chunk and has been used on a large number of GM fullsize vehicles from about 1988 to 2010, including 1/2- to 1-ton truck lines, Tahoes, Yukons, Denalis, Suburbans, and in the Hummer H2. The aluminum housing holds a ring gear with diameter of 9.25 inches and the gear is secured with 12 bolts. Axle spline count is 33 splines. A single carrier is designed to accommodate axle ratios from 3.42:1 to 5.38:1.
H3 Iron Diff
The General Motors H3 (starting in 2009) uses a cast-iron front housing similar to the aluminum version shown here. Both use a 7.63-inch ring gear. The axleshafts are 26-spline units and there are 10 bolts securing the ring gear to the carrier. A single carrier is designed to accommodate all axle ratios. We spoke with famed racer Rod Hall who has extensive competition experience with the Hummer line and he commented that the iron housing version in the late model Hummer H3 has proven to be sturdy and reliable. The early aluminum housings were prone to flexing and would sometimes fracture the mount ears. Experience with the aluminum H2 ones showed they would often snap under stress when the front axle was in high lock, so the team got in the habit of often running with the front unlocked when they could.
Toyota SD223AD The Toyota SD223AD has been used in the front axle of 2007-to-present Tundras and 2008-and-newer Sequoias. It uses an 8.7-inch ring gear held with 10 bolts. The differential housing is made from aluminum alloy and a single carrier is designed to accommodate all axle ratios. Axle spline count is 34 splines.
WK Grand Cherokee IRS The 2011 and newer model Jeep Grand Cherokee (WK) comes with IRS in several flavors, depending on engine and drivetrain configuration. They use an 8.9-inch ring gear in either aluminum or cast iron housing. Designators are: 195RIA (rear independent aluminum), 215RII (rear independent iron), 225RII (rear independent iron), and 230RIA (rear independent aluminum; with or without ELSD)
Ford Dana 50 TTB The Ford Dana 50 Twin Traction Beam (TTB) was used in 4WDs from 1980 to 1998 in F-250 models and from 1980 to 1986 in F-350 models. The 9-inch ring gear is held to the differential using 10 bolts. Axle spline count is 30 and a single carrier is designed to accommodate all axle ratios. This IFS style housing is of cast iron construction.
Toyota 8-Inch IFS The Toyota 8-inch IFS is found in 2003-and-newer 4Runner, 2004-and-newer T-100 and Tacoma, and FJ Cruiser models. The differential accepts 30-spline axleshafts and there are 10 ring gear bolts. One carrier style is used for 3.91 and up ratios and another carrier is used for 3.73 and down ratios.
Ford Expedition Rear IRS Ford used cast-iron Independent Rear Suspension (IRS) units in 2002-to-2010 Expeditions, Explorers, Lincoln Mountaineers and Navigators. These have an 8.8-inch ring gear held in place with 10 bolts. Spline count is 31.
Currie F9 The Currie F9 9-inch independent centersection is an example of an aftermarket housing offering with axles for use with Series 30 CVs. It's suitable for buggy and race car applications and can be used in the front or rear. The housings are setup with third-member studs, fill cap, drain plug, and vent. The 300M axles accept Series 30 CVs, and include the bearings and retaining hardware. The housings can also accept 10-inch ring gears with some minor trimming of the third-member mounting face. Unit width is 14.5 inches from axle face to axle face. F9 images courtesy of Currie Enterprises.


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Construction crews have been busy gutting the old building for renovations as well as breaking ground for the construction of the planned expansion.
Construction is underway for the new Cleburne County Library. Construction crews have been busy gutting the old building for renovations as well as breaking ground for the construction of the planned expansion. While the new library is being constructed, a temporary library has been set up in the old courts building on Main St. Library director Zac Cothren said that completion of the new structure is still targeted for the end of the year, barring any unforeseen delays.
Operating under the White River Regional Library System, the library has provided a steady supply of educational and entertainment resources to serve the area's needs. Upon proof of residence, free library cards are available to citizens of Cleburne County. While the main branch is located in Heber Springs, branches are maintained in Greers Ferry and Quitman to provide easier access to those living in the outer areas of the county. Books are loaned on a two-week basis and are eligible for renewal at the local branches or via phone, though some materials are restricted to a one-week loan period. The library also participates in a free interlibrary loan system that allows patrons to requests books from other libraries if needed.
Donations are still being accepted and can be staggered to fit your budget. Those interested in making a donation can contact Zac Cothren at 501-362-2477 or email at email@example.com.


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With summer almost half way over its time to start thinking about school registration.
Boys' and girls' track teams head to the Keota Relays today to kick off what is a busy week on the tracks around the area with about two weeks left until conference meets.
Among the schools make the trip to Keota's only home meet is English Valleys, Sigourney and one of the top area teams in Lone Tree.
Keota girls' track coach Dan Stout joined the coaches corner Saturday morning and talked about the unique open events at their meet.
"That's one of the things we've done in the past to keep people coming to our relays. We might have seven or eight heats of the 100 meter dash or the 200, some of those things. I think that's kind of neat because the kids get a chance to try other things. We're looking forward to that and it's the only meet we get to run at home so hopefully the weather cooperates with us."
As far as the weather in concerned today, the rain should stay away and we're looking at temperatures in the upper 50's right around start time with some stiff winds.
No rain is good news as well for several other events underway this evening. Most of the golf teams are out on the links today and the stiff winds should add to the difficulty. Lone Tree hosts IMS; Columbus is on their home course agaist L&M; Sigourney travels to Lynnville-Sully; WMU and Wapello square off and the Demon girls take on Mt. Pleasant. Two area soccer teams are on the pitch as well. The Columbus girls head to West Liberty and the Mid-Prairie ladies look to improve to 4-0 as they head to Monticello after outscoring their first three opponents by a total of 27-0.


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WELCOME | Dewey Benjamin Brock, 75, of Welcome Bethesda Road, died on Friday, March 29, 2013, from COPD.
WELCOME | Dewey Benjamin Brock, 75, of Welcome Bethesda Road, died on Friday, March 29, 2013, from COPD.
His funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Lighthouse Baptist Church in Welcome by Pastor Avery Varnadore.
Visitation will be 1 to 2 p.m. prior to the service at the church.
He was born on Aug. 22, 1937, in Sampson County to Albert and Hattie Brock. He retired after 40 years at Coble Dairy and also retired from Proctor and Swartz. He was preceded in death by his parents; sisters Mildred McGee, Becky Long, Kathleen Norris, Elizabeth Schessor, Ethel Bivens; and brother Albert "Buddy" Brock.
Surviving are his wife, Carolyn Brock, of Welcome; daughters Mona Beck and husband Mike of Clemmons, Alisa Hunt and husband Billy of Lexington; grandchildren Will Hunt, Adam Benjamin Coppley and wife Alicia, Christy and Brandon Younts of Lexington, Joey and Leigh Arden Beck of Mt. Pleasant, S.C., Johnathan Beck of Clemmons; great-grandchildren Austin Joshua Coppley, Madison Leigh Younts, Ashton Benjamin and Ashlynne Faith Coppley, and (future Ellis Fields Beck); brothers Tommy Brock and wife Shelby and Floyd Hege, all of Lexington, Harvey McGee of Thomasville; sister Ruby Smith and husband Frank of Wilmington; close friends RC Everhart and wife Ann of Advance, Joyce and Harold Edwards of Winston-Salem, Chuck and Carol Ann Howie and Ray and Marsha Wall, all of Little River, S.C., Vick Clinard of South Port, Patty Phelps of Welcome, Every Morning Business Meeting Bojangle's friends in Welcome and Robin Deal; and eight nieces and nephews.
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Vanessa Hudgens covers her face with her sweater while dropping by a gym with her sister Stella on Tuesday (September 10) in West Hollywood, Calif.
"So be the girl you loved, Be the girl you loved. #jamesblake #retrograde #climbingboulders #hiking #natureReset #malibucreek #latergram @stellahudgens @kimhidalgo," the 24-year-old actress wrote on Instagram with a pic in the day. Check out the bikini pic below!
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Anne Rawcliffe was born, first of eight daugters of Robert Rawcliffe & Jane Carr, named after her paternal grandmother and sister to my great grandmother Maria. Anne married gamekkeeper Robert Roskell and named one of her three daughters Maria. She ws buried in St. Anne's Church, Singleton near Poulton-le-Fylde, Lacnashire.
4 June 1926
Jane Riley, nee Rawcliffe died. She was the second daughter of Robert and Jane Rawcliffe (above) and sister to Anne and Maria (above) . This photograph came from an internet contact descendant.
|Jane Riley, nee Rawcliffe with her son George (left)
grandson (Jack) and Jack's baby son George Robert who did not survive infancy.


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I don't know if this is common knowledge, but if you prep the Titan Guitar, it will destroy all the walls on the level on start. This can be crazy powerful with a prepped earthmother. I can easily get 11 or 12 shots of vine form or greenblood on pretty much any map this way, and as a side benefit, the titan guitar slows everything when you use it, so you can even get xp when you petrify enemies!
The disadvantage you get from prepping earthmother is even helpful in this situation; during the end game you have plenty of piety and plants to fuel many clearances (and those fireballs are especially painful to an enemy with 12 layers of corrosion, aren't they?).


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Meanwhile, aside from my postal adventures, our tomatoes haven't petered out quite yet... so we're still on a high-tomato-consumption plan around here. I noticed last week at the farmer's market a dark and foreboding sign: "Last Week For Basil". AAAAAh! Say it ain't so! Well, it is so, and I can probably deal with it. One way I dealt with it was to purchase said basil and run home and make some delicious pizzas. In rainbow order, of course.
Also, I recently made these cuties. Some of you long-time readers may have noticed that I haven't been doing as much baking as I used to. Mr. Vegan Eats & Treats has really changed his diet and his efforts at watching calories have had a positive impact on the whole House of Good Repute*. But last week, in my Tuesday night yoga class, we discovered that we had four birthdays within about a week of each other... so I decided to have a little birthday celebration! We've got a couple gluten-free folks in that class, so naturally I wanted my treats to be enjoyed by all. I turned to the timeless classic, Vegan Cupcakes Take Over The World, and made a half-batch of both the gluten-free vanilla cuppers and the GF chocolate cuppers, and then marbled them. Because marbled is more fun and special than plain. I put chocolate frosting on them, but they looked prettier like this (my frosting piping skills apparently need a lot of work)! I think this was my first experiment with baking GF cupcakes and the results were so encouraging - great cupcakes loved and enjoyed by everyone! Hoorah!
Finally... Last But Not Least! I am gearing up for round four of VeganMoFo. Starting in November, I will attempt to blog everyday for the whole month. Furthermore, I have big plans. I will be blogging "Around The World In 30 Days," featuring a different meal from a different country every day for the whole month. In geographical order! Because I am nerdy that way. I've been rifling through my extensive cookbook collection, and got a huge stack of books out of the library and I'm hard at work planning which recipes to cook and which countries to feature. It's hard to pick!


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greendavid needed a new coded website design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 16 designs submitted by 7 freelance designers.
We have a great web site (http://www.greenforgood.com) but we have received feedback that our home page is too overwhelming and confusing for new users. We need a stand alone home page to greet visitors/members that makes it easy for people to know where to go (depending on their interest). Right now we only need a new clean HTML home page - not an entire site redesign.
Green for Good
Community + Commitment = Change
Desired Color Scheme:
Some green but not as much as we have now.
Desired Style:
Contemporary look and feel with blend of Web 2.0 functionality
Accepted File Formats:
Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai); Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff)
Our current home page was built on top of our online community application, PHPFOX. This is why we have so many tabs on top. We need to streamline the home page and make it a separate portal page that helps guide users to our major sections:
a) Community
b) Shopping (Marketplace)
c) Information
d) Green Business Directory
e) Business Services
Each section should be designed for dynamic content/images.
We also want a box/section that features "What's New†(dynamic content such as site announcements, interesting articles, features products, etc.) with as well as our Contests, Auctions and Greenie Points leaders.
The home page needs to Web 2.0 in design/function. Our primary audience is women and eco-moms. Other sites to use as an example or inspiration include http://www.babycenter.com or http://www.mywedding.com.
We need a very clean and uncluttered look. Our current home page (with the 4 major blocks) is a good base for this. We want space on the home page that can be used for advertising (side banner ad, bottom banner ads and maybe space for google ads).
I also want to use the bottom of the page as a sort of site map with links to the all of the rest of the web site (similar to the home page of babycenter.com).
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Becoming a geologist was not the original aspiration for Mian Liu, Professor of Geological Sciences. The Chinese government assigned him to the discipline when he was 17 years old, a course of study he later followed at Nanjing University. His initial lack of interest in geology had much to do with the way the subject was taught. "The focus was not on understanding the processes; we were forced to memorize lots of facts," he explains. Instead, Liu's earliest interest was in physics, which "just seemed more intuitive." He began sitting in on a variety of lectures and found that he preferred learning about geophysics, the physics of the Earth, eventually earning a Ph.D. in that area from the University of Arizona.
Liu's dissertation research focused on Hawaiian "hotspots" and volcanic eruptions. In his postdoctoral position, Liu studied "mantle convection," trying to understand how the earth's mantle flows, a force that is the "primary driving mechanism of everything we see on earth today." When he came to MU in 1992, Liu shifted his interest once again, this time to continental dynamics.


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Bar Refaeli: 'Beaver' Premiere in Cannes!
Bar Refaeli hits the red carpet at the premiere of The Beaver during the 2011 Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday (May 17) in Cannes, France.
The 25-year-old Israeli model rocked a navy blue Roberto Cavalli gown with embellished cutout designs and accessorized with diamond chandelier earrings (68.5 carats) set in 18k white gold and two diamond rings both featuring emerald-cut diamonds (20 carats) and set in 18k white gold by Chopard.
On Monday, Bar stepped out in a Roberto Cavalli sequined dress as she attended a star studded Chopard event.
"Cannes :) so peaceful here! Beautiful and chill. Gonna work now though.. And Later the premiere of Jodie Fosters new film," Bar tweeted.
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Mad props to whoever can tell me what movie the above image is from. I think it's pretty obscure (I could be wrong) but it's one of my faves.
I woke up to check the weather, and temps had crashed into the mid 10's. I can't even believe that Monday's ride home was 75 degrees! That's a huge disparity, and both were way outside our averages: Average high is 48; Average low is 30.
I Started with my wicking thermal base layer, then added my cargo pants. I double-layered my socks, Dug out the Thinsulate (tm) ski-gloves and used the inner, thick layer to my ski jacket. My tattered, knit balaclava covered my ears and face, while full, clear safety goggles kept the breeze and debris off of my eyeballs. It's not nearly cold enough for ski goggles yet, and the ones I have are tinted, which would be a bad thing in the morning.
So, I pedaled off into the brumal ambiance, well prepared for the temperature. My gear was perfect, if not just a little tiny bit on the warm side up top for my short commute. I didn't sweat, but I definitely didn't need to warm into my commute, either.
I found it ridiculous that Johnson County Transit sent a 40' bus out for my route this morning. Usually, we pack it full, almost to capacity (about 50 people) but they should have known that riders would be sparse this morning. I shared a 40' bus that likely gets 5 MPG with one other person. That's it. The two of us could have gotten better fuel economy driving a pair of Chevy Suburbans downtown by ourselves. Oh well, at least I'm not directly paying for the fuel, and I'm still saving wear and tear on my car, having fun on my bike and avoiding the parking fare.
Since I was riding to the bus, I had to navigate the bizarre phenomenon of rush-hour at 6:00 AM. Usually, I see one or two cars on my way to the bus stop. Riding on Quivira this morning really was just like riding it at 5:00 PM. There were cars everywhere, bullying each other around, trying to get into or out of parking lots, and all that jazz. It doesn't help that my bus stop is at the most popular shopping maul in Johnson County, and to get to my bus stop, I have to ride past a Sam's Club, Circuit City, Best Buy, and Toys 'R' Us. The traffic choppers above completely eschewed the highways, instead providing airborne coverage of parking at Black Friday shopping hot-spots.
Consume. Obey. Conform. Submit to authority.
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GMS - Shrek
Ben Folds Five - Brick
Friday, November 23, 2007
Black Friday 2007: Doom, despair!
6 comments:
- Warren T said...
They Live (obey)
I'm getting ready to head out as well to go see my dad. At least it has warmed up to 19!
- November 23, 2007 8:40 AM
HOLY SNIKEE'S!!!!,,,yesterday we had snow flurries here in TEXAS and people went nuts!,Noah,just to let you know,your winter riding has inspired me to go out and buy a mountain/all terrain bike,and ride during these cold months,i can't wait to cut thru some trails going to work!keep up the great work,love the blog.!!!!!
- November 23, 2007 8:50 AM
I'am working..!!!!!...yuk.!!!!!!!!!!!!
- November 23, 2007 9:16 AM
"brumal ambiance" ... had to look that one up - nice little phrase!
- November 23, 2007 10:22 AM
- A Midnight Rider said...
It's a movie with Rowdy Roddy Piper, "They Live".
- November 23, 2007 10:28 AM
- Frogman said...
They live. We sleep. I was inspired enough to trawl the tubes for a chance to gain visage of said moment of cinema. Laws broken, movies watched, and a guaranteed purchase if I find it on DVD for sale somewhere. Never let anyone say piracy eats into sales. It just steals rental fees and sales of *dumb* movies. ;)
- November 27, 2007 1:02 AM
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With tens of thousands of pets waiting for adoption, some animal shelters are taking a new approach to make adoption easier. NBC's John Yang reports.
By Laura Allenbaugh
NBC News
JOPLIN, Mo. -- When Denny Flowers looked at Lucy, it was love at first sight.
He found the 8-year-old Shih Tzu on the Joplin Humane Society Facebook page last year. She had been abused, and she was nearly blind from head trauma. The medical costs associated with taking Lucy home meant she was often overlooked.
But those hurdles didn't sway Flowers.
"She curled up on my chest when I was holding her," he said. "It was, 'Yep, we're going home.'"
She was so sick, the first night he had her Flowers didn't think she would make it. But the money Flowers saved went straight to medical bills, and three months later she was sniffing her way around the yard with Flowers and his two teenage daughters doting on her.
"I was lucky to find her," said Flowers, who lives in Joplin, Mo.
Lucy made such an impression that he now sponsors a new animal each month with his coworkers, paying the $60 adoption fee so that new owners don't have to. Flowers is one of more than 400 sponsors who have agreed to fund a dog or cat living at the Joplin Humane Society in the three months since the program started.
Dani Reynolds at the Joplin Humane Society created the sponsorship program after last year's devastating tornadoes.
She posts pictures of the shelter's dogs and cats on the nonprofit's Facebook page. Followers of the site who can't take in a pet but want to help can sponsor an animal with a one-time $60 donation. When a dog or cat is sponsored, their $60 adoption fee is paid by the sponsor, leaving the new owner with only a $10 fee to have the dog or cat microchipped.
"It just helps relieve that [financial] burden," said Reynolds.
Sponsorship programs have been on the rise across the nation, according to ASPCA Membership Vice President Steve Froehlich, especially as more shelters take to Facebook and Twitter to advertise their adoptable pets.
The process allows potential pet owners to take a second look at older or bigger dogs who are often overshadowed by puppies.
"If it's a sick animal, they don't have to pay the fee ahead of time so they can go straight to medical treatment," she said. "Or if it's a big dog, they can pay straight to make sure their fence is secure."
The Humane Society shelter in Joplin, Mo., has had sponsors as far away as California and England who want to help their animals find a home.
"That's where the people are and our job as shelter professionals is to get the message in front of as much people as possible and to find the most cost effective way of using resources to get that message out," said Froehlich.
Effective, he says, because it is the sponsor that becomes the advocate, posting pictures of the animal they're sponsoring and encouraging others to share the photo.
"[The sponsor] can become a talent agent a representative for the animal and they can take it on themselves to help promote that animals story and find a home for them," he said.
Each new sponsor has become a thrill for Reynolds, who said she never dreamed they'd see more than a dozen or so. But with almost 300 dogs and more than 130 cats at the Joplin Humane Society, there is still a lot of work to be done.
If you're interested in sponsoring an animal, click here to view the Joplin, Mo., animal sponsorship page.


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Mid-challenge #97 - Black and White
Our challenge is hosted by DESIRE and the theme is ...
This challenge will run for 2 weeks from Wednesday 23 July to Tuesday 5 August 2014.
Hello everyone! Desíre here and it is an honour for me to host this fortnight's challenge at DS4J. We get so comfortable with using all the colours of the spectrum, that I know just using black and white, will be pushing some of us out of our comfort zones. But, give it a go and you might be surprised how versatile black and white can be. Of course you can use grey shades and skin tones as well, as long as the majority of the colours are black and white. Have fun and link up below!
Remember to link your projects up in Mr Linky.
We would love you to use a DS4J image, but any stamped or digi image will be OK ..... you will get an extra chance if you do use a Digistamps4Joy image
Don't forget you must use a digital stamp or rubber stamp!
And now, for some more inspiration from the talented DS4J Design Team "B"
Enter your paper projects (maximum 3 entries per person, each from a separate blog post) in Mr Linky HERE, and let us all share in your wonderful creations! The randomly drawn winner will win THREE images of your choice from the store, and 2 runners up 1 image each. Of course, if you use a Digistamps4Joy image, you could win the big prize of $10 of images, and could be chosen as our Guest Designer!
Please remember to link your POST and not your blog.
Also, you must create a link on your blog back to this challenge post!
(The challenge rules are HERE)
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Two continents and two cultures collide in one colossal event!
England's psychic artist Brian Sheppard and U.K. Rock Parapsychologist Cal Cooper join American psychic medium Jane Doherty and New England's own VanHelsing Ron Kolek for a 3 day paranormal experiment at the historic Veasey Estate in Groveland, Massachusetts.
Who will prevail?
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Who owns the land? Only the land knows. We mortals are passersby, and our lives are but a brief moment in the great span of time and space. We are born, we live out our lives, and most of us do the best we can with it, but the wind is forever, and the rivers flow forever to the sea, and all the seasons of the weathers will come and go after we are gone. But the Earth endures, the Earth is eternal" - Earl Hamner
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Based on what was seen on the court the Lady Bisons will play a more up tempo game, concentrating on moving the ball up and down the court and finding a shot early in the offense.
"This is the first time we have been able to have the team together for individual skill work," said Bennett. "We are trying to get a feel for what they can do in five-on-five situations and they are trying to get a feel for what each other can do.
"We are emphasizing trying to push the ball and trying to create easy baskets if possible early in the offense. The idea is to try to score in the first 10 seconds. If we can't do that we want to be patient and try to score at 20 seconds or below."
Bennett and his staff spent the time introducing new offensive concepts to the team. There was a level of uncertainty as they worked on the plays for the first time.
"We are doing a lot of back screening," said Bennett. "We are trying to be more solid with our down screens. We are trying to look for opportunities to drive the ball in open areas.
"It is really a lot different than it has been in the past. I think it will be very good."
Bennett liked some of the things he saw from individuals, especially a couple of the freshmen.
"Kaitie Fritts made a really nice strong low post move," said Bennett. "She is very strong. I feel like she has a knack for putting the ball in the basket in the low post, too."
It is quickly evident that junior guard Jenna Bartsokas has spent the summer working hard on all aspects of her game.
"Jenna is in the gym all of the time," said Bennett. "She has had two strong years in the A-Sun and is poised to have a tremendous year. She is a very solid all-around player offensively and defensively. "
Brittany Duerk and Clair Waggener, both sophomore post players, also have shown dramatic improvement.
Bennett also likes what he saw early from wing Valerie Bronson and guards Anna Bowers and Toia McGowan.
Bennett said he and his staff have emphasized not talking about the past seasons for the Lady Bisons. Even though his 30th season as head coach will prompt a lot of reminiscing, Bennett prefers to take a forward look.
"It is exciting to be getting ready for a new season," said Bennett. "This is a fresh start and fresh team. Hopefully, it will be one of our best seasons.
"I think the players have had good attitudes. They are coachable. They want to learn. They want to work hard. It says a lot for their character that they have stayed together and are determined to have a better season this year."


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