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This is the best hostel we've stayed at. Removed from down town, so the social scene was lacking. But stil a lot of fun and met some great people (and Mosquitos!)
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Loved this hostel! The staff and dog are amazing. Great free breakfast in the morning. Hostel is a great little retreat in a beautiful forest. Wasn't a problem getting to the city center during the day, but it made going out at night difficult, so if you are looking for that, go elsewhere.
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hostel is quiet and peaceful - good if that's what you're looking for! it was in the forest which was cool! I was a solo female traveller so it's hard to stay out late when you have to transit/walk through a forest alone. otherwise it was great. but get used to using showers that require the push of a button...
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Missouri Southern turned to a veteran coach to lead the Lions defense.
Wally Ake, who has 33 years of collegiate coaching experience, was announced on Tuesday as Missouri Southern's defensive coordinator.
This past season, Ake served in the same capacity at Campbell University in Buies Creek, N.C.
"We are very excited to have Coach Ake added to our staff," Missouri Southern coach Daryl Daye said in a press release. "He is a proven coach with an outstanding resume and is very highly respected throughout the coaching profession. He fits in with our format of having experienced veteran coaches at the coordinators positions. We are very pleased and proud to have him become a part of the MSSU family."
In addition to his one season at Campbell University, Ake has coached at Liberty, Army, Western Michigan, Maryland, Rice, Clemson, Arkansas, Air Force and William & Mary. He served as defensive coordinator at Maryland and Rice.
As defensive coordinator at Maryland from 1997-2000, Ake helped the Terrapins rank as the No. 12 most improved defense in 1998. Maryland also was No. 13 in scoring defense and No. 14 in improved passing defense. Nine Maryland defenders during Ake's tenure went on to NFL careers.
At Rice from 1994-96, Ake helped the Owls rank in the top 25 nationally in four defensive categories during the 1994 season. Rice shared the Southwestern Conference title that season.
Ake's other duties over the years have included defensive backs, linebackers, special teams coordinator, defensive line and tight ends.
He was the secondary and linebackers coach at Liberty from 2009-11. In 2011, the Flames were among the defensive leaders in the Big South Conference in numerous categories. Liberty had the top scoring defense in the league (22.0) and ranked first in pass defensive efficiency (119.7).
Ake replaces Jay Thomas, who left the Lions to become head coach at Division I Northwestern State University.
The veteran coach takes over a Lion defense which was third in the MIAA in total yards allowed with 358.7 yards per game last season.


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Phillips was recruited as one of the country's top kicking prospects as part of head football coach Urban Meyer's initial recruiting class. As a freshman, Phillips had the opportunity to kick in six games, followed by three outings in his sophomore year. Phillips was ready to make a name for himself in 2007 until a freak accident during preseason practice sidelined him for all but one game, a 30-24 win against Ole Miss.
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- Melt 3 tablespoons butter in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the onions and cook for 5 minutes. Reduce heat to medium, and continue cooking, stirring frequently, until the onions have softened, and achieved a deep brown color, 15 to 25 minutes. Stir in vinegar and thyme, and cook for 5 minutes more.
- While the onions are cooking, place cubed potatoes in large pot and cover with salted water. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer until the potatoes can be pierced easily with a fork, about 20 minutes. Drain the potatoes in a colander, and allow to steam for a minute.
- To finish the dish, transfer the potatoes to a serving bowl, and use a potato masher to mix with Dijon mustard, horseradish, salt and cracked black pepper until smooth. Mix in softened butter, caramelized onions, and half-and-half until onions are distributed evenly.
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We loved these potatoes! Beautiful rich color from the caramelized onions and deeply flavored. Definitely worth the extra effort and time it took to caramelize the onions. Just enough horseradish and Dijon to make these interestingly different, although I wouldn't hesitate to add more horseradish. I found I didn't need the extra butter at the end - the butter used to caramelize the onions was enough. It was nice to find a different and delicious spin on mashed potatoes.
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Fantastic recipe! I added a couple of cloves of fresh roasted garlic, but add garlic to almost everything. I also added in a couple of dashes of white pepper!
M. M. Moore
This side dish was great - my family (kids, too!) liked it...a nice flavor with a little tang, but not too much for those who don't like spice. It didn't take too long to make and didn't have any unusual ingredients, that is nice when you have a family and house to keep up while preparing meals. It made a huge heap and we served it with pork tenderloin and steamed broccoli - it was perfect. I'd recommend it - a nice twist on mashed potatoes...
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Amount Per Serving (8 total)
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- 381 cal
- 19%
- Fat
- 13.1 g
- 20%
- Carbs
- 60.8 g
- 20%
- Protein
- 7.7 g
- 15%
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- 12%
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- 8%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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I love to see men with their child(ren). I was very impressed with interview. Not only did T.I. do his interview but, he also attended to his son at the same time. The man was gone a year and he came home and jumped right into fatherhood without missing a beat. Real talk. T.I. you and your wife Tiny will always have my support. May God bless the both of you
and hugs and kisses to your babies.
Love Felicia Hardnett
The king did a great job representing his self and his family. Lil Major was their spending some time with his dad, I was very happy to see that. Most of the things TI talked about-- I already knew. He's foucused on the future, continuing to make great music, spend more tome with his family.
I'm very proud of him peopl think that he is supposed to kiss ass and be humble, that's not TI. I agree with TI when he said " I don't have to answer all these questions about staying out of jail, I'm not going to it for you, I'm doing it for my family." (TI, 2011)


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Ultimately, the jurors will be the judges of the facts and what is reasonable. However, where race and gender clash, the black woman usually ends up on the short end of the deal.
I try to be a gracious, well-mannered dinner guest, and a good listener; or so I'm told. It's what I reflect about over the dinner that may give people indigestion and pause. As acquaintances and friends sometimes ask me: "Eric, why do you often steer dinner discussions toward issues of racism?"
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This is the most absurd complaint I've ever heard. A church service, however exuberant, is in no way comparable to a night-long Independence Day fireworks celebration. To make that claim illustrates the lengths to which some folks will go just to have something about which they can complain.
I would wager that these same complainers are some of those sour-faced old folks who lament bygone days when people took responsibility for their actions. And yet, they contribute to the problem by vociferously and shamelessly griping to all within earshot whenever the slightest discomfort arises.
How pathetic must one's life be to try to ruin the excitement of others.
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By PAUL STEURY
Conversation between a son and a dad.
Dylan (my 10-year-old son): Hey Dad, the neighbors went to the Indy 500 and I wish I could go some day.
Paul: You know son, I really don't like the whole idea of driving around in circles, using a bunch of gas and producing a lot of CO2 — especially in this day of climate change. (CBS News says "33 cars started, 21 cars finished, for a total of about 13,250 miles driven. At an average consumption of about two miles per gallon, that's 6,000 or 7,000 gallons of fuel. Not counting all the utility vehicles, and transporting all those cars and pit crews to the Brickyard, plus the spectators burned plenty to get there." Not the best mentoring …)
Dylan: Well then I'm going to create a filter that you can put on the tail pipe that will capture the exhaust so that you and I can go to Indy 500 some day!
I love that Dylan is thinking about alternatives. But as adult we need to think about alternatives — now!
Last month we crossed a huge milestone without much fanfare.
On May 10, The Huffington Post quoted former Vice President Al Gore, who now is founder and chairman of the Alliance for Climate Protection, which is beaconing us to think. "For the first time in human history," Gore said, "concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2), the primary global warming pollutant, hit 400 parts per million (ppm) in our planet's atmosphere. This number is a reminder that for the last 150 years — and especially over the last several decades — we have been recklessly polluting the protective sheath of atmosphere that surrounds the Earth and protects the conditions that have fostered the flourishing of our civilization.
"We are altering the composition of our atmosphere at an unprecedented rate," Gore continued. "Indeed, every single day we pour an additional 90 million tons of global warming pollution into the sky as if it were an open sewer. As the distinguished climate scientist Jim Hansen has calculated, the accumulated man-made global warming pollution in the atmosphere now traps enough extra heat energy each day to equal the energy that would be released by 400,000 Hiroshima-scale atomic bombs exploding every single day. It's a big planet — but that is a lot of energy. And it is having a destructive effect."
I don't like reading these facts because I don't want to acknowledge them. I want everything to be perfect. I see sunny skies. I had robins make a nest on my porch. My sons are going to camp, swimming, playing outdoor games and they're happy. Nothing is wrong — right?
One thing I recently thought about is that we as a people might be ignorant about certain things but we are also ignorant about what we should be concerned about — knowledge vs. emotion.
We as a society are not future thinkers. It's tough to plan our summer for vacation and now we have to look into a future that might be hotter, wetter, more violent due our lack of thinking futuristically.
What saddens me is we (general term) only think about economy. We — like Rex Tillerson, Exxon's $100,000-a-day CEO, said that environmentalists were "obtuse" for opposing the Keystone pipeline. He announced the company planned to more than double the acreage on which it was exploring for new hydrocarbons and said he expected that renewables would account for just 1 percent of our energy in 2040, essentially declaring that the war to save the climate was over before it started.
He added, "My philosophy is to make money."
At least he's honest. Dang it.
Money is good, important for our day-to-day lives, but it doesn't produce air, water or food… But to be futuristic we can't think that way. Desire for making money is not the problem, but we need to couple that desire for money with stewardship and care for the earth.
According to atmospheric scientist Ralph Keeling, director of the CO2 program at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, "Before the industrial revolution, we started at about 280 ppm. One hundred years ago, levels had risen to around 300, and they crossed 350 in the late 1980s. We think the last time concentrations were as high as 400 ppm was between 3 and 5 million years ago, when the world was much warmer."
He also concernedly said, "Crossing from below to above 400 will play out over years, partly because there is a natural up and down with the seasons. But this time next year it will be higher still. In a couple of years we'll never get below 400 again."
Mr. Gore also said after crossing that milestone of 400 ppm, "Now, more than ever before, we are reaping the consequences of our recklessness. From Superstorm Sandy which crippled New York City and large areas of New Jersey, to a drought which parched more than half of our nation, from a flood that inundated large swaths of Australia to rising seas affecting millions around the world, the reality of the climate crisis is upon us."
Yes, we had a cool spring but that doesn't mean global average temperature is cooling …
Mr. Gore dares us saying, "With any great challenge comes great opportunity. We have the rare privilege to rise to an occasion of global magnitude. To do so, our communities, our businesses, our universities and our governments need to work in harmony to stop the climate crisis. We must summon the very best of the human spirit and draw on our courage, our ingenuity, our intellect and our determination to confront this crisis. Make no mistake, this crisis will demand no less than our very best. I am optimistic because we have risen to meet the greatest challenges of our past.
"So please, take this day and the milestone it represents to reflect on the fragility of our civilization and and the planetary ecosystem on which it depends. Rededicate yourself to the task of saving our future. Talk to your neighbors, call your legislator, let your voice be heard. We must take immediate action to solve this crisis. Not tomorrow, not next week, not next year. Now."
This means let's not quarrel about who's for or against coal (coal creates an enormous amount of CO2 — over 2 pounds per kilowatt hour. Do some calculations and the amount will get overwhelming. We don't thank the earth enough!). Let's not push back renewable alternatives — let's agree that we all emit pollutants — both us as individuals and as corporations. We need to imagine an optimistic future. We need to think about how our electricity is created, where we get our food, how the dollar from my wallet affects everyone.
Change is tough, but it can be and must be for the good.
Goshen is known around the region as being a proactive, wise, sensible, rationale metropolitan area that thinks how to improve itself for the betterment of the whole.
So let us as Goshen think about how our day-to- day lives is connected to everything else. Let's walk more especially if its less than 10 blocks away (thank you Mayor Kauffman!). Let's invest in bicycles and good bike baskets so we can easily carry things to and from our favorite store. Let's support stores that are also thinking about their effects. Let's ask our representatives for better public transportation that is timely and can get us everywhere. Simple intelligent actions.
Let's think about a future where we become conscious of our interconnections and creating a milestone of lowering our CO2 number below 400 ppm! Let's be like our children … not wanting to get rid of the fun entertainment in life but find solutions to take care of our Earth as we take care of ourselves!


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|a statement of the results of this
|short for psychoanalysis
|a. the decomposition of a substance into its elements, radicals, or other constituents in order to determine the kinds of constituents present (qualitative analysis) or the amount of each constituent (quantitative analysis)
|b. the result obtained by such a determination
|linguistics Compare synthesis the use of word order together with word function to express syntactic relations in a language, as opposed to the use of inflections
|maths the branch of mathematics principally concerned with the properties of functions, largely arising out of calculus
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Newberg man arrested on assault charge
Dec 12, 2013
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NEWBERG — A Newberg man was arrested Wednesday on charges that allege he attacked his former roommate while the victim was sleeping.
Cory Blaze Sabins, 24, of 217 Old Highway 99W, was charged with one count each of second-degree assault, recklessly endangering another person and strangulation. He was lodged in the Yamhill County Jail on $160,000 bail.
Second-degree assault is a Class B felony and potentially falls under Measure 11 mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines.
Capt. Jeff Kosmicki of the Newberg-Dundee police gave this account:
The unidentified male victim, who listed his address as 905 S. College St., reported he was placed in a choke hold by Sabins. The victim was bleeding from head wounds when officers arrived at the residence. He refused treatment.
Sabins turned himself in at the Newberg-Dundee Police Department and was taken into custody.
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"But as for you, O man of God, flee these things. Pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, steadfastness, gentleness" (1 Tim. 6:11). It is as if he said, "As a man of God, you must live toward a definite end …Read More
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It seemed like almost every morning I woke up and found myself staring at a copy of John Bunyan's Fear of God. I had carried it with me through all my years of rebellion and unbelief. My father gave …Read More
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ETF Investing: 5 Pitfalls to Avoid
These new vehicles differ from mutual funds in key ways.
Security, transparency, low costs: It's the mantra of the exchange-traded fund industry, and by and large, most ETFs do live up to the promise of offering cheap and easy ways to invest. Still, when something seems so safe, it's tempting to get complacent. ETFs may trade just like any other run-of-the-mill stock or bond, but being aware of a few pitfalls unique to the sector can help you avoid losses and even enhance your returns.
Size does matter. Funds of a certain size offer more liquidity, better pricing, and a vote of confidence from investors in the form of healthy inflows. Advisers and brokers tend to shy away from ETFs with less than $50 million in assets.
Liquidity is important. There are two types that matter: daily trading in shares of the ETF and volume of trading in the underlying index. The latter matters more. Just like a stock, daily volume in the underlying index tells you how convinced buyers or sellers are. For example, take two S&P 500 trackers. The SPDR Trust routinely trades more than 450 million shares a day, while the iShares S&P 500 trades just over 10 million, but both will post similar results because they track the same index. As for daily trading in the fund itself? It's mostly worth watching because it shows investor interest in that particular ETF. Richard Ferri, who runs Portfolio Solutions, an advisory firm, says if you want to play it safe on all fronts, invest in ETFs that trade more than 100,000 shares a day.
Spreads can hurt. As market volatility picked up this year, normally small costs tacked onto trading ETFs increased. Higher spreads, the difference between the "bid" and "ask" prices of any stock or ETF, normally cost traders a few extra cents when they buy and sell. With the credit crisis in full swing during October, spreads jumped as high as 5 percent of the value of a share in a few ETFs. Run-of-the-mill spreads should be roughly 5 to 10 cents, according to IndexUniverse.com.
Leverage can be deceptive. Leveraged ETFs, designed to double or triple market moves (for example, if the Dow jumps 5 percent in a day, a two-times leverage fund would return 10 percent), have one big flaw: They're meant to track only a single day's trade, making them unsuitable for buy-and-hold investors. Mariana Bush, an analyst at Wachovia, recently tested various scenarios for three-times leverage funds and found returns over a set period could be gains or losses of more than 15 percent depending on daily volatility—even when the index tracked by the security returned 5 percent between the buy and sell date.
Taxes can hurt. The tax advantage of ETFs is real, but make sure to read the fine print. For example, a gold bullion fund like the popular SPDR Gold Trust is taxed as a collectible—that's a maximum 28 percent rate, compared with 15 percent for a capital gain on a traditional stock sale. All that glitters . . . glitters less after taxes.


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They're very, very hard to guard, Notre Dame head coach Mike Brey said. They're really good. And with Niang in the middle kind of wheeling and all those guys spreading you out, they're kind of a nightmare matchup. And they're men. They're really men.
sweet today, kid is sick and i have to stay home from work. gimme the hit tape!
Sometimes when I reflect back on all the beer I drink I feel ashamed. Then look into the glass and think about the workers in the brewery and all of their hopes and dreams. If I didn't drink this beer, they might be out of work and their dreams would be shattered. Then I say to myself, "It is better that I drink this beer and let their dreams come true than selfish and worry about my liver."
--by Jack Handy
I am SOOO PROUD. TO LOVE THIS THREAD!!
Ev'ry Yard For ISU
It's a good thing we get off at noon today for an office tailgate, because if I was at work after watching what I'm sure will be a phenomenal hit tape, I would not be able to focus on doing work.
Always love listening to this sound bite before the Iowa Game..
Where in the **** is my *** **** HIT TAPE!! I'm DYING HERE!!
Originally Posted by Bill Walton
Think Oscar Wilde when he said, "every saint has a past, every sinner has a future." But also think Neil Young: the fork in the road, light a candle. Instead of cursing the darkness, let's light a candle for where we're going. This was fantastic for the world. We are better people for having been here. It was absolutely incredible. I'm inspired. I don't know when I'll ever sleep again.
Last weeks hit tape came out about 11am didn't it?
Last edited by Splendid; 09-07-2012 at 11:04 AM.
:) Want the stadium full? Bring a friend!
Seems like these came out a lot earlier last year. Maybe I'm not remembring right. Either way, I hope the athletic department is OK with one less fan tomorrow, this anticipation is killing me!
Whar my hit tape?
Just got an email a video was uploaded...but it was this:
What a tease...
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Just got an email a video was uploaded...but it was this:
What a tease...
That will hold me over for a little bit
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---- — FULTON — The Adirondack Landowners Association has initiated a three-part education program to reduce the spread of aquatic invasive species.
In collaboration with the Department of Environmental Conservation, the association urged the Department of Motor Vehicles to include in all mailed renewals for boat and trailer registrations an educational insert about preventing the spread of invasive species. That started being done in April.
In addition, local DMV offices will be partnering with the association to help with the effort. County clerks will clear space for signage and educational brochures, which will be provided by the association.
In a news release, Landowners Association President Tom Williams praised the clerks for their participation.
The third prong of the educational effort involves the cooperation of private-sector businesses and local government. The association will work with North Country business owners and government officials to have posters and handouts displayed throughout the Adirondacks.
The organization, which is based in Fulton, was founded to encourage continued stewardship and sound resource management of the land, promote awareness of the role played by private landowners in the park and to advocate for laws, regulations and government policies that promote good stewardship by private landowners and also recognize and preserve their rights.
The group represents about 3,500 members who collectively own almost 250,000 acres of private land in the Adirondacks.
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April 10, 2006
|Dr. Ted A. Campbell is SMU's new associate professor of church history (click for a high-resolution version of this image).
DALLAS (SMU) – Southern Methodist University's Perkins School of Theology announces the appointment of Dr. Ted A. Campbell as associate professor of Church History with a concentration in Methodist history. Campbell currently serves as visiting professor of the History of Christianity at Claremont School of Theology in Claremont, CA, He previously served as president of Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Evanston, IL. He has taught at the Methodist Theological School in Ohio, Duke Divinity School, and was professor of the History of Christianity at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C. Also, Campbell has served as pastor of United Methodist congregations. His many published works include John Wesley and Christian Antiquity (Abingdon Press, 1991), The Religion of the Heart (University of South Carolina Press, 1991), Christian Confessions (Westminster John Knox Press, 1996), and Christian Mysteries (2005).
Campbell was born in Beaumont, Texas and was educated at Lon Morris College, A.A.; the University of North Texas, B.A.; Oxford University, B.A./M.A. in Christian studies; and Southern Methodist University, where he received a Ph.D. in religious studies. He and his wife, Dale Marie Campbell, have two daughters.
Perkins School of Theology is one of five University-related official schools of theology of The United Methodist Church. The school was founded in 1911 by the Methodist Episcopal Church South, now The United Methodist Church. Degree programs include the Master of Church Ministry, Master of Divinity, Master of Sacred Music, Master of Theological Studies, and Doctor of Ministry degree, as well as the Ph.D. in cooperation with SMU's Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences.


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July 30, 2014
NEW YORK (AP) - The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating whether a child directed planes from Kennedy Airport's air traffic control tower.
A child's voice can be heard on a tape making five transmissions to pilots preparing for takeoff on Feb. 17. The recording was obtained by WFXT-TV in Boston.
In one exchange, the child can be heard saying, "JetBlue 171 contact departure."
A male voice in the tower says: "That's what you get, guys, when the kids are out of school."
The child later clears another plane for takeoff, and says, "Adios, amigo."
The FAA said in a statement: "Pending the outcome of our investigation, the employees involved in this incident are not controlling air traffic." It added: "This behavior is not acceptable."


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There's no denying the presence of frozen yogurt shops in our area. More than 12 have opened in the last 18 months, two of which opened within the last week and at least five more have plans to go open locally in the next few months.
We've talked about the frozen yogurt craze hitting our area, so the real question is, who has the best FroYo?
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Two North Carolinians and a recent Wake Forest University graduate from Florida are among 32 Americans who have won prestigious Rhodes Scholarships.
The local winner is Charles Tyson of Chapel Hill, a fourth-year student at the University of Virginia. A double major in political and social thought and English, Tyson is the executive editor of The Cavalier Daily, the student newspaper. He writes the lead editorials at the paper and was widely recognized for his coverage of the ouster and reinstatement of UVa President Teresa Sullivan.
Timothy McGinnis of Charlotte, a Princeton University graduate, also won the award. He now works at an organization that runs a health care clinic in Sierra Leone, and previously volunteered in a clinic in the Democratic Republic of Congo. While at Princeton, he captained the lacrosse team and worked 12-hours a week as an emergency medical technician in a nearby community in New Jersey.
Wake Forest graduate James M. OConnell is a winner from Tampa, Fla. He earned degrees in politics and international affairs. OConnell served on the universitys trustee board and chaired the Honor Council. He led an effort to create an LGBTQ center at Wake Forest and helped organize the universitys 50th anniversary of desegregation.
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Priya's dishes from southern India, such as rice-lentil crepes, are found nowhere else in Michigan. Try them crisp or soft, stuffed with curry or an onion-chili-ginger mix. The dahi vada cold appetizer is refreshing for summer. More familiar dishes from other parts of India are on offer as well. Herbivores and carnivores will feel equally at home.


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BEULAH — Benzie County's struggle with fatal heroin overdoses continues.
Authorities confirmed Justin Smith, 23, of Benzonia, was found dead Wednesday night of a heroin overdose. Law enforcement officials arrested a suspect in Smith's death, the fourth heroin-related fatality in the county since 2011.
"Unfortunately, there's a market for it," Benzie County Prosecutor Sara Mason said, noting the county has seen several recent heroin-related arrests.
Smith was found dead in a home near Alysworth Road in Benzonia Township on Wednesday about 10 p.m.
Sheriff Ted Schendel said a male suspect was arrested Thursday. The suspect faces a charge of delivery of heroin causing death and will be arraigned in 85th District Court.
Schendel said he could not provide information on the suspect's age or address.
The Benzie County Sheriff's Department conducted the investigation in conjunction with the Traverse Narcotics Team. Evidence was gathered at a Benzonia Township home following the death.
"A lot of things fell in place," Schendel said.
TNT detectives could not be reached for comment.
Smith's death is the first fatal overdose attributed to heroin in Benzie County since 2011. That year three people — Michael Everett, 21, Nikita Cheyenne Wheeler, 20, and Thomas Maxwell, 25 — died from heroin overdoses.
Everett's girlfriend, Lisa Michelle Woodhall, was charged with one count of delivery of a controlled substance causing death. She told the Record-Eagle in 2011 she did heroin with Everett but did not believe herself responsible for his death.
"Everybody thinks I killed him," she said. "I didn't kill him. I'm so tired of people saying that. They can investigate, but I didn't kill him. If they do arrest me, it's going to be false."
Woodhall is scheduled for a three-day jury trial starting June 26.
Schendel said the sheriff's department and TNT are actively involved in tracking heroin in Benzie County, but can't always stop people from making harmful decisions.
"The team is well aware of all the players that were involved in this," he said. "Our job is to go after the drugs and educate people as much as we can."


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Not since the heyday of urban literary icon Dudley Randalls Broadside Press has Detroits collective pen wielded such power. A publishing house that thrived in the 1960s and 70s, Broadside printed works by such critically acclaimed authors and poets as Gwendolyn Brooks, Sonia Sanchez and Haki Madhubuti. Few companies in the Midwest have rivaled the success and visibility Broadside achieved before or since Randalls great vision.
But Detroit writers die hard. The lack of a strong community of arts supporters in this working-class city, combined with a dearth of financial and philanthropic resources, leaves many local authors and poets struggling but refusing to abandon their passion. Far removed from the skyscrapers that house New Yorks major commercial publishers or the script-hungry Hollywood studios, Detroit writers agree that their dedication comes down to the question raised in an old Nike basketball commercial: You got the love?
With so many diverse writing styles now coming to the scene, industry publishers are still stuck in the old ways, says Sylvia Hubbard, founder of the four-year-old Motown Writers Network (MWN), now 300 members strong. The serious self-publishers believe in their voice and have generated a small audience for their work. With the change of technology, self-publishing has become very easy and very profitable for writers, but its a lot of hard work.
MWN will host The Essence of Motown Writers Conference this Saturday, Nov. 13, featuring a book fair, luncheon and guest speakers: novelist Elizabeth Atkins and media specialist Pam Perry. The conference was designed to assist authors in writing, publishing and marketing their work. Hubbard, author of Dreams of Reality and the recent Stones Revenge, says she was drawn to self-publishing by necessity.
Being a single mother, I found it difficult to sell books off-line, she says. I decided to use the only market I could reach, the World Wide Web. But I was very disappointed that I could not find the local information I needed in order to sell online, locally. I was making wonderful strides reaching outside of Michigan, and it bothered me that I could not connect locally with writers and other authors. So I started MWN to network and provide information to them that was difficult to find.
Her motownwriters.homestead.com regularly features interviews, articles and tips to link with distributors, such as Great Lakes Booksellers Association based in New Haven. On-demand book printing companies include Trafford Publishing (trafford.com) and the Web-based Lulu.com. Books can generally be self-published for as little as $500, depending on the number of copies printed, paper quality, casing and other details.
Longtime local literary veteran, poet and WSU professor M.L. Liebler agrees that the survival of Detroits scribes is a matter of determination. Having witnessed the dissolution this year of the Detroit Writers Guild due to financial and organizational problems Liebler recently found himself displaced as head of the YMCA Writers Voice program when funding was cut. He quickly regrouped with Writers Voice supporters to form Springfed Literary Arts: Metro Detroit Writers, based at the Scarab Club in Midtown.
The goals and objectives of the program are to offer hands-on creative writing, arts and learning workshops, and classes to as many Michigan citizens as possible, Liebler says, with a special emphasis on serving children, in nontraditional venues located in a variety of underserved communities.
Steven G. Fullwood, a native of Toledo, Ohio, who now works in the New York public library system, says theres hope for Midwestern writers. Fullwood is founder of Vintage Entity Press a self-publishing imprint and author of Funny, an amusing memoir on life as a gay man of color.
I think there is a real desire for independence for some writers, Fullwood says. Unless you are Toni Morrison or Stephen King, you probably dont have much leverage in negotiating your contracts. Publishing companies are out to make money, thats it. Writers want the whole thing, the money, the fame and glory, the recognition. With POD [print-on-demand] publishing, folks are doing it for themselves, for better or worse.
The Essence of Motown Writers Conference takes place Saturday, Nov. 13, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Detroit Impact Center, 9930 Greenfield, Detroit; 313-289-8614.
Eddie B. Allen Jr. is a freelance writer. Send comments to email@example.com.


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Valpo Plays Final Regular Season Road Game At Drake
Thursday, October 21, 2004
VALPARAISO (3-5, 0-2 PFL) at DRAKE (5-2, 2-0 PFL)
WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 23 - 1 p.m. CT
WHERE: Drake Stadium, Des Moines, Iowa
TV: (tape-delay) - Channel 43 in Valparaiso. Airs on Thursday, Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. - Dick Harlan announcing.
RADIO: 95.1 (WVUR-FM) - Brent Whitlock and Jesse Shale announcing. Webcast at www.valpo.edu.
THE COACHES: Valparaiso is guided by Tom Horne, who is 65-100-1 in his 16th season at Valpo. Drake is led by Rob Ash, who is 105-57-2 in his 16th season at Drake.
SERIES RECORD: Drake leads 8-3
LAST MEETING: 2003 - Valpo won 51-45 in overtime in Valparaiso.
LAST WEEK: Valpo lost to San Diego 49-14 in San Diego. Drake defeated Butler 43-6 in Indianapolis.
Valpo is looking for its first win of the Pioneer Football League season when it travels to Des Moines, Iowa to oppose first-place Drake. The contest is the final road game of the regular season.
The Crusaders (3-5, 0-2 PFL), who have lost three straight, are coming off a 49-14 defeat at San Diego. Drake (5-2, 2-0 PFL) is riding a four-game win streak after defeating Butler 43-6 last Saturday in Indianapolis. All four wins during the streak have come against PFL opponents as the Bulldogs triumphed over Morehead State and Jacksonville of the PFL South, as well as San Diego in PFL North competition.
GIANCOLA NEEDS FIVE POINTS TO BECOME VALPO'S ALL-TIME LEADING SCORER: With one touchdown, Rob Giancola will become Valpo's all-time leading scorer. With 230 career points, Giancola needs 5 to eclipse the 53-year-old record of 234 held by Joe Pahr (1949-51).
CRUSADERS vs. BULLDOGS - Valpo 51, Drake 45 in overtime- Oct. 25, 2003 at Valparaiso
In a season filled with dramatic games, Valpo's overtime victory over Drake arguably was the most action-packed thriller of the bunch. Even after David Macchi connected with Rob Giancola for a 24-yard go-ahead touchdown on the first possession of overtime, Valpo's defense had to withstand a fourth-down snap over the head of Drake quarterback Conner Jostes, as well as a fumble and return of 23 yards on the game's final play. The victory clinched a PFL Championship Game berth, as well as a share of the PFL North title. Not only did the game feature 96 points, but also included 1,262 total yards - 691 by Drake and 571 for Valpo.
The Crusaders' vaunted passing attack, led by Macchi's 420 yards and a school record-tying five touchdown passes, offset 270 rushing yards and five touchdowns from Bulldog running back Jonathan Taylor. Giancola, who broke the school's single-season touchdown and points record during the game, snagged three touchdown aerials. Giancola's teammate, Kevin Knutson, established career highs with 11 receptions for 205 yards and one score.
With 11 minutes left in the second quarter, Drake led 24-7. Macchi and Knutson then hooked up on a 63-yard touchdown pass and Macchi found Kenny Keil in the end zone for a 7-yard score. After Drake led 31-21 in the second quarter, Valpo scored 24 unanwered points to take a 45-31 lead with just over 12 minutes left in the fourth quarter. Taylor scored two touchdowns, including an 80-yard pass from Jostes, to tie the game at 45-45 with 1:06 remaining. A nine-yard sack by Valpo's Bill Marshall on Drake's first play in overtime forced Drake to pass on the next two plays and Marshall batted down a third-down pass preceding the unusual play that ended the game.
INSIDE VU FOOTBALL, head coach Tom Horne's TV show, airs every Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 p.m. on Channel 43 in Valparaiso. This week's guest is graduate assistant coach Andy Horne.
LAST WEEK'S STANDOUTS AGAINST SAN DIEGO: Joe Blahowicz caught four passes for 72 yards and punted seven times for a 40.1-yard average. Two punts were placed inside the 20-yard-line. Brad Smeja had a team-high 11 tackles and one forced fumble. Stephen Lyons had a fumble recovery.
VALPO INDIVIDUALS AMONG PFL LEADERS: Rob Giancola ranks 3rd in receiving yards (72.4 ypg.)....Brandon Sturman is tied for 4th in the PFL with 3 sacks and ranks tied for 6th in tackles for loss (6.0)..... Kevin Knutson stands 6th in the league in receiving yards (59.3 ypg.) and receptions (4.2 pg.). Jeff Horton is 7th in rushing (57.4 ypg.). Quarterback Joe Milazzo stands 3rd in passing efficiency and 7th in the PFL in total offense (134.4 ypg.). James Riker ranks tied for 6th in tackles for loss (6.0)....... Joe Blahowicz is 3rd in punting (37.3 ypp.).
Following an open date next Saturday, Valpo hosts Butler on Nov. 6 (Parents' Day) at 1 p.m.
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Due to a current shortage of volunteer staffing, guided tours of the cliff dwellings are offered only infrequently. Self-guided tours remain available from 9 am to 4 pm MDT daily.
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Welcome to the Sachs Lab
School of Oceanography
Ocean Sciences Building, Rooms 544, 546 & 547
University of Washington
Paleoclimatology & Organic Geochemistry Research
We are growing mangroves in order to quantify the hydrogen and carbon isotope fractionation during lipid synthesis across a range of salinities. This research was motivated by graduate student Nemiah Ladd's observation that hydrogen isotope ratios in lipids from the leaves of the gray mangrove, Avicennia marina, decreased as salinity increased in the Brisbane River (SE Queensland, Australia). This is opposite the fractionation response observed in phytoplankton, whose lipids are characterized by an increase in their deuterium-to-hydrogen ratio as salinity increases (see our studies from Christmas Island and the Chesapeake Bay). We would like to quantify this response with controlled experiments with a variety of mangrove species so that we can calibrate a paleosalinity proxy from mangrove lipids in sediment cores. These experiments are being performed by graduate student Nemiah Ladd with assistance from UW Biology undergraduate June Landenburger.
Our first mangroves were planted in our lab in July, 2011 with propagules of Rhizophera apiculata that we collected in Pohnpei, Micronesia. The figure on the left shows the outside of 3 of the growing tanks, covered with plastic to maintain high humidity. There is a mock tidal cycle with two high and two low tides per day. The figure on the right shows the inside of the 15 PSU salinity tank on October 3, 2011. The largest plants are Rhizophera apiculata. There are also Rhizophera mangle and Laguncularia racemosa plants growing in this tank, from propagules and seeds from Florida. If you look closely you can also see some Xylocarpus granatum seeds that have roots, but no shoots yet. These were collected in Kosrae, Micronesia in September, 2011.
In order to expand the number of plants and salinities we could maintain, and better control temperature and humidity, we moved our mangrove experiments to the University of Washington Botany Greenhouse in mid-2012. As of December, 2012 we have 6 species of mangroves growing at 6 different salinities (see below images).
The large number of species are required in order to evaluate the mechanisms responsible for hydrogen isotope fractionation in mangrove lipids as a function of salinity since three different strategies for managing salt are employed by mangroves, alone or in combination. The images below are from October 11, 2012. Below left you can see tall shoots of Heritiera littoralis (from Honolulu, HI) and young Rhizophera apiculata (from Pohnpei, FSM) plants. Below right you can see shoots of Xylocarpus granatum amongst young Rhizophera apiculata plants, both of which were collected in Pohnpei, Micronesia in August 2012.
JISAO Postdoctoral Fellow, Matthieu Carré (now CNRS Chargés de Recherche at Univ. of Montpellier, France), is using oxygen and carbon stable isotopes in mollusk shells from middens along the coast of Peru to reconstruct the history of upwelling and El Niño during the Holocene.
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El Junco: Sole Freshwater Lake in Galapagos
Introduction, Setting & Marine Lakes, Palau Landscapes, Animals of Palau (Coconut Crab! 1 2 3 4 5), El Nino, Coring Spooky Lake, Biomarkers in Spooky LakeClear Lake, Hell Hole, Jellyfish & Coring Ongeim'l Tketau ('Tourist or Jellyfish Lake'), El Nino History from Ongeim'l Tketau Biomarkers, Molecular Thermometry in Ongeim'l Tketau, Conclusion
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Christmas Island (Kiritimati)
Washington Island (Teraina)
Bay: May 2006
Saline Lakes of Canada's Western Great Plains & Utah's Great Salt Lake: June 2007
Clipperton Atoll: March 2008
Nauru & Brisbane: February 2010
Cargill San Francisco Bay Saltworks: June 2008
Kosrae, FSM: August 2010
Fiji and Wallis & Futuna: May-June 2011
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ALOHA: February 2012
R/V Point Sur, NE Pacific: July 2012
Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei & Guam: August 2012
-Molecular fossils (biomarkers)
Molecular D/H, 13C/12C, 15N/14N
Gas Chromatography - Mass Spectrometry (irmGC-MS)
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University of Washington
School of Oceanography
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Seattle, WA 98195-5351
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