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By Michael Arbeiter, Hollywood.com Staff
It was perplexing enough when the world decided to give one biopic to software engineer/documented oddball John McAfee. But perplexing enough just isn't perplexing enough: The Hollywood Reporter has linked Warner Bros. to a second developing film about the antivirus mogul and his various legal troubles throughout South America. News broke on Monday that the studio could be funding a cinematic project based on a Wired article (""John McAfee's Last Stand"") about McAfee's alleged criminal activity. All this on top of December's announcement that McAfee would play the focal character in Running in the Background: The True Story of John McAfee, a film by Impact Future Media, to whom McAfee himself sold his life rights.
That's right, two John McAfee movies. The major studio exploit and the independent project with questionable objectivity, as it always goes. See, the dueling biopics phenomenon is not one unique to the case of McAfee. Recent years have seen competing forces vie for the presentation of a shared subject's life story a couple of instances are even in the works presently. Is there always a clear winner to the showdown, or are we left torn between contrasting portraits of great figures? Take a gander at what we think:
John McAfee
The Studio Movie: John McAfee's Last Stand adaptation (no official title)
Source Material: Wired article ""John McAfee's Last Stand""
Creative Forces: Unknown
The Independent Film: Running in the Background: The True Story of John McAfee
Source Material: McAfee's life rights
Creative Forces: Unknown
The Champion: Yet to be determined, although we can bet that the latter, which McAfee himself is at least marginally involved on a production level, might be a little skewed away from objectivity... which could, actually, be quite interesting.
Alfred Hitchcock
The Studio Movie: Hitchcock
Source Material: Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho by Stephen Rebello
Creative Forces: Director Sacha Gervasi; stars Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren, and Scarlett Johansson
The HBO Film: The Girl
Source Material: Spellbound by Beauty: Alfred Hitchcock and His Leading Ladies by Donald Spoto
Creative Forces: Director Julian Jarrold; stars Toby Jones and Sienna Miller
The Champion: The Girl is a far superior, more intricate and compelling film to the bland Hollywood output
Steve Jobs
The Studio Movie: Steve Jobs
Source Material: Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson (authorized biography)
Creative Forces: Writer Aaron Sorkin
The Independent Film: jOBS
Source Material: Unknown
Creative Forces: Director Joshua Michael Stern; stars Ashton Kutcher and Josh Gad
The Champion: As much as we like Gad in costume as the Woz, we have to bet on the Sorkin power for this one.
Linda Lovelace
The Sundance Premiere: Lovelace
Source Material: Unknown
Creative Forces: Directors Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman; stars Amanda Seyfried, Peter Sarsgaard, and Sharon Stone
The Muddling-in-Oblivion Machination: Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story
Source Material: Unknown
Creative Forces: Director/writer Matthew Wilder; stars Malin Akerman, Matt Dillon, and Harold Perrineau
The Champion: Another TBD, but Sundance provides us with some very favorable thoughts about the former.
And one from the archives...
Truman Capote
The Studio Movie: Capote
Source Material: Capote by Gerald Clarke
Creative Forces: Director Bennett Miller; stars Philip Seymour Hoffman, Catherine Keener, and Clifton Collins, Jr.
The Independent(ish) Film: Infamous
Source Material: Truman Capote: In Which Various Friends, Enemies, Acquaintances, and Detractors Recall His Turbulent Career by George Plimpton
Creative Forces: Director/writer Douglas McGrath; Toby Jones (again!), Sandra Bullock, and Daniel Craig
The Champion: The Oscars were right on this one: Miller and Hoffman's rendition of the story was a dazzling feat while Infamous, too, is a film worth your while, it doesn't quite live up to the spectacle that a character like Truman Capote deserves
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Crying baby causes fistfight in Upper Darby church
A man was trying to build his résumé for heaven when all hell broke loose.
During the 4 p.m. service on Oct. 20 at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Drexel Hill, a man in his 40s sat near a woman with an upset baby, according to Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood.
Matthew von Siegel, 36, of Clifton Heights, who sat behind the woman, started hollering at her to quiet down the baby. "We're in church," he allegedly said.
"The [victim] overhears it and he turns around and says, 'You know, you don't have to talk to her like that. It's a baby,'" Chitwood said.
Neither man knew the woman with the baby, Chitwood said.
Von Siegel didn't talk back. He just stared at the middle-aged man with a dirty look."The [victim] feels uncomfortable," Chitwood said, "so he gets up and walks to the back of the church because he figures, 'I'll stand back there and won't say nothing and won't get into any confrontation.'"
Apparently during the consecration of bread and wine, von Siegel got up and walked toward the back of the church.
The victim thought von Siegel was leaving, so he held open an exit door. As he held the door, he allegedly asked, "What's your problem?"
"And with that," Chitwood said, "[von Siegel] coldcocks him."
Parishioners jumped into the melee and broke it up.
After a two-week investigation, a warrant was issued for von Siegel's arrest. He turned himself in to authorities on Friday.
"The church is no longer a place to pray," Chitwood said. "Who would think you go into church to pray and worship, and you wind up in a fistfight in the back of the church."
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If you want to make a behavior easier, try doing it a lot. Over time, you will get better at doing the behavior. But that's not all. You will also (naturally) take steps to change your environment, or the tools around you, so the behavior becomes easier to do.
For example, I wanted to start drinking more green tea. The way I started was to boil water on the stove. This is time-consuming. But after a few tries, and a few stressed frustrations, I decided to buy an expensive Japanese device that heats water for tea. With this new toy in my life, it is much easier to make green tea. And I do it much more often. In fact these days I drink tea a few times today.
There are some exceptions, but generally the rule is this: The more you do the behavior, the easier it gets to do.
Right now, I am applying this world to posting to tumbler simply by talking to my devices. Yes, there are some frustrations. And I'm seeing that stuff I'm saying isn't necessarily showing up just how I said it. But I trust that the more I do this behavior, and the more I learn about how to dictate to Apple devices, the easier it will get to do.
And someday I may even make sense..
I probably should apologize to you, someone who is reading this post, that you will have to endure the mistakes and quirkiness of dictation.
About four weeks ago, thanks to someone who attended my persuasion boot camp, I started dictating to my Apple devices.
In fact, right now I am dictating this post.
I wonder: can I do all of my writing in tumbler simply by talking to my devices?
My sense of things is that when I dictate the content is sort of boring compared to what I write and edit.
But the process of talking is about 1/10 the work of typing things in. It's a trade-off. At least for me.
Maybe I'll give it a shot here. I will simply dictate my posts to tumbler. So be warned: this post, and other post to follow, are likely just me blabbering to my computer.
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The Gram stain method is one of the most commonly used techniques for the rapid diagnosis of bacterial infections, including bacterial pneumonia.
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Oilers Pick at 10: Magnus Pääjärvi-Svensson
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Elite Prospects: An offensive type of player that skates very well, has fine technical skills, excellent hockey sense and a nose for the net. Pääjärvi is very dangerous one-on-one and also a gifted playmaker, although his sniper instinct is more obvious. Pääjärvi always puts up a lot of points. Needs to improve his defensive game as well as work ethic.
The knock on him is that he hasn't delivered the offense expected at this point in his career. Desjardins' NHLE: 9-13-22. He's 6.01, 203.
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Hot weather expected this week with near or record breaking temperatures in Western Washington that include Whatcom County.
As temperatures are expected to climb this week and stay much above the seasonal normals, Whatcom County health officials urge these weather precautions to reduce the risk of heat exhaustion and heat stroke:
• Stay indoors and in an air-conditioned environment as much as possible unless you're sure your body has a high tolerance for heat.
• Drink plenty of fluids but avoid beverages that contain alcohol, caffeine or a lot of sugar.
• Eat more frequently but make sure meals are balanced and light.
• Never leave any person or pet in a parked vehicle.
• Avoid dressing babies in heavy clothing or wrapping them in warm blankets.
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15 October 2009
"That Thing" Thursday
For my first ever "That Thing" Thursday, I present to you two discarded cicada shells. These little guys stay in the ground and come out after 7 years. We just recently had a swarm here in Pennsylvania in 2004. I'm just happy that I didn't see the actual bugs. They are big and ugly. Ergh.
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Oh yes, I've seen a number of these around our yard. They also leave very distinctive holes in the ground.ReplyDelete
I remember how our yard was ripped up last time they swarmed. We had them everywhere.ReplyDelete
Ohhhh...no. One thing everyone knows about me is I don't do bugs. I'd probably run from the shells. I'm glad to live in California where we just have normal bugs. About the worst we have is what we call a Potato Bug. I don't know what everyone else calls it but probably my most hated bug.ReplyDelete
We have stink bugs and box elder beetles everywhere. OH! When I was in the Poconos there was a resident spider that was pretty big. With legs it was about 1 inch. Yeah, it stayed in between the window.ReplyDelete
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Sweet Potato & Bean Quesadillas Recipe
- 2 medium sweet potatoes
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- 3/4 cup canned black beans, rinsed and drained
- 1/2 cup shredded pepper jack cheese
- 3/4 cup salsa
- Scrub sweet potatoes; pierce several times with a fork. Place on a microwave-safe plate. Microwave, uncovered, on high 7-9 minutes or until very tender, turning once.
- When cool enough to handle, cut each potato lengthwise in half. Scoop out pulp. Spread onto one half of each tortilla; top with beans and cheese. Fold other half of tortilla over filling.
- Heat a griddle or skillet over medium heat. Cook quesadillas 2-3 minutes on each side or until golden brown and cheese is melted. Serve with salsa. Yield: 4 servings.
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I love sweet potatoes but in this application it didn't make sense. It wasn't disgusting but my husband complained it was bland. I think I'll try the black bean and pepper jack together another time, though. I can't believe I never thought to use my beloved pepper jack in a quesadilla before.
My family loved these. I tried them bc my son is going through a picky eater stage and will not eat vegetables so I was hoping I could get him to eat these and he did!! I didn't expect them to be that flavorful but they were. I will definitely make them again!
Good enough to make twice, but I'm still not totally sold on the sweet potatoes inside. However, it's OK and it does make a good one-dish meal. I think salsa would help (I didn't have any).
I am always looking for a vegetarian recipe that is filling and tastes good to this carnivore. These do the trick. A definite addition to my recipe book!


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Steve Prefontaine ran track there. Many consider it the center of the track and field world. Athletes, mostly from 3A to 6A schools from around the northwest and the Pacific coast, converged on Hayward Stadium in Eugene, Oregon on April 30 and May 1 for the 2010 Oregon Relays sponsored by Nike. The meet also included NCAA college teams that ran concurrently with the high schools.
"Our team has been invited to participate," said Blaine track and field coach Mike Grambo, "which is a great honor."
Despite being one of the smallest schools to participate, Blaine sent a significant contingent to the event. To qualify, athletes had to be ranked in the top 10 in their state. Blaine received an invitation after winning the girls state 2A championship last year and the boys being state runners-up.
Opening day saw two Blaine athletes shine amongst the 50 teams invited. Freshman Tom Bradley finished 14th in the 3000m run with a time of 9:04.28. Saturday, Bradley finished 19th in the 1500m with a time in the 4:19.10.
Two-time defending state pole vault champion Robin Taylor moved into an exclusive echelon as she jumped a 2A state best 11-5.75, which tied the Blaine school record, good enough for second place. Taylor also was part of the Blaine 4x100 which placed 7th in Eugene on Saturday, along with Kiersten Sigfusson, Rachel McKinstry and Cherish Morrison.
The team ran a time of 49.93 that was second best in 2A, beating their previous best of 50.47 and breaking a 26-year-old school record.
Of course, many anxiously waited to see how the sophomore phenom Morrison would fare against the stiffer competition. Morrison placed in all three sprints she ran in. She placed third in the 100m and the 400m sprints, the latter which found her in the uncustomary position of chasing throughout the whole race. Even placing 3rd in the 100m, Morrison matched her season best of 12.43. In the 200m sprint, Morrison was closing hard at the finish line, placing 2nd with a personal best and 2A best time of 25.23.
Penina Laolagi also participated in two events for Blaine.
The boy's team participated in six other events besides Bradley's two events.
Caleb Statham placed 15th in the 100m run with a time 11.56. Statham anchored both boys relay teams to strong finishes.
With Ephraim Westbrook, Brad Whitley and David Craig the 4x400 relay team placed ninth with a time of 3:34.13.
With Tucker Morgan replacing Craig for the 4x100, Blaine finished 12th overall with a time of 44.71. Morgan had strong showings in two field events as well, finishing 12th in the javelin with a throw of 152-11, and placing 14th with a triple jump of 40-04.25.
Brett Mattson placed 10th in the pole vault with a jump of 12-05.5.
"Overall, I was pleased with how they performed," noted Grambo, "it's been a grueling four weeks having invitationals four Saturdays in a row."
Boys track goes to 8-0; Girls stumble to first defeat
Blaine boys won six events as the Borderites defeated Ferndale 74-67 and Anacortes 86-56 in a dual meet in Ferndale April 28.
Tucker Morgan won two of the events with a triple jump of 40-11.00 and a javelin throw of 151-08.
David Craig won the 400m with a time of 52.02 and was part of the winning 4x400 relay with Caleb Statham, Brad Whitley and Ephraim Westbrook. Statham also anchored the winning 4x100 relay with Westbrook, Whitley and Morgan. The win leaves Blaine alone in first place with an untarnished 8-0 record.
Ferndale surprised the Blaine girls, edging the Borderites 74-67 while Blaine defeated Anacortes 86-58. The meet included a shakeup in the lineup as the Borderites prepared for the upcoming Oregon Relays.
Since the meet in Eugene doesn't include a 4x200 relay, an event Blaine is a defending champion in, coach Mike Grambo had Cherish Morrison, Kiersten Sigfusson, Robin Taylor and Rachel McKinstry run the 4x100 relay, winning easily with a time of 50.40.
The 4x200 relay with Olivia Moore running in place of Taylor also won with a time of 1:46.66. Morrison dominated both individual sprints she ran, including a season best 12.29 in the 100m.
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Kelsey competed in every game for the Hurricanes, playing predominantly in right field. She typically batted second in the lineup.
"The season went really well. We only lost against one team: Easthampton," said Kelsey, who played shortstop and center field for WMA in the spring. "The chemistry on the team made me enjoy softball more than I already do. We had girls from eight different schools, and six are in college, too. It was good chemistry you wouldn't expect to have from different girls. It was a good season because we all got along."
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Education:Ph.D. Mississippi State UniversityM.S. Mississippi State UniversityB.S. University of North Alabama
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Dr. Fleming has broad research interests in biogeography, invasion ecology, applied GIS, ecosystem resilience, and pedogogy of geospatial science. His past research involves aquatic plant re-establishment projects, GIS suitability modeling, and assessing spatial patterns in aquatic physicochemistry. He has conducted field research on invasive aquatic plants to assess scale dependent patterns of invasion, and is also interested in how aquatic plant communities (native and invasive) influence invertebrates and fish through trophic and behavioral pathways at the landscape scale. In addition, Dr. Fleming has experience consulting on a number of spatial ecological themes including resource selection of black bear and wild turkey, landscape scale influences on aquatic biodiversity, American alligator movement, and upland avian habitat conservation.
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The Edmonton Oilers may have some warts, some injuries and the entire cast of 'One Flu over the Cuckoo's Nest' on their roster but they also have some very nice things.
Dustin Penner is having a breakout season, the goaltending appears to be as good or better than a year ago (and more settled), Ales Hemsky is posting up points and there are at least 6 forwards who look like they'll have average or better seasons.
PLUS, there's Lubo. He's more than a puck mover, outlet passer, offensive defender. Lubomir Visnovsky is almost a puppeteer with the puck and his linemates, with each sweeping move or pass obvious only upon completion. Being a Lubo fan is like a wonderful ride at the carnival, scary and breathless but also secure and confident.
He's just about the most wonderful hockey player I've ever seen.
The Oilers are having a nice start to the season, but Colorado is all world. Their offseason included acquiring a goalie and their bet has delivered in spades so far this season. The kids are playing at ridiculous levels and the club doesn't have a lot to worry about at this time. Craig Anderson has them playing at an 8-1-2 clip and while that isn't sustainable, it's also uncertain the Oilers are the club to send them into a funk.
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She was wearing scrubs, and appeared calm and reassuring, so Mélissa McMahon said she didn't have any reason to mistrust the woman who claimed she was going to weigh newborn Victoria and bring her back.
About 16 hours after her daughter was born, a woman in burgundy scrubs stood near the door and waited for family to clear out before taking the baby.
"It was just my big sister and her husband, and the woman walked into the room," McMahon told a local radio station Tuesday. "She appeared very calm, and said she was there to weigh the baby, which made sense because she had not been weighed since I had given birth.
"I told her she might be hungry, and the woman said I could feed her when she returned."
When the woman turned left, instead of right, where the scales were located, panic began to set in.
McMahon, the mother of two daughters and two sons, was familiar with the hospital, and knew something was wrong.
"I had a bad feeling," she said. "I asked about the woman who had left my room dressed in burgundy, and the nurses there said they had seen her, but didn't know who she was, and that she must not work at that hospital.
"I didn't know what to do. I ran down the stairs four at a time."
But it was too late. The woman had already left the hospital.
She said when she got to the hospital's exit, a man told her the woman had left and described her car.
"I started to scream," she said. "The hospital staff got a wheelchair for me, and someone called my husband, who had just left with the kids. They came back and it was total panic. Everyone was crying."
Police managed to locate the newborn girl on Monday night about three hours after she was snatched from the maternity ward at Ste. Marie hospital in Trois-Rivières.
Investigators say the female abductor was dressed as a nurse when she entered the hospital at 6:56 p.m. She allegedly bundled up the infant and took the baby out of the mother's room "under false pretences."
Sûreté du Québec Sgt. Christine Coulombe said the suspect exited the hospital at 7:08 p.m. with the baby and got into a red Toyota Yaris. An Amber Alert was issued by police about 9 p.m. and the baby was found shortly after 10 p.m., unharmed, at the suspect's home in Trois-Rivières.
Charlène Plante, a barista at a local coffee shop, recognized the suspect as a former neighbour when she saw her photo on Facebook after the Amber Alert was massively shared online.
"We had nothing to do and we saw (the alert) on Facebook. So we decided to take a drive and look around," her friend, Mélizanne Bergeron, a nursing student, told reporters in Trois-Rivières.
She said they and two other friends drove to the woman's home — an apartment building only a few blocks away from the hospital — and saw the car. They also saw the baby in the house, so they called police.
The newborn was carried back into the hospital by a police officer to be reunited with her parents at 10:30 p.m.
On Tuesday, the girl's father, Simon Boisclair, posted a photo on his Facebook page of the couple with their baby.
A 21-year-old woman was arrested and is expected to face charges in a Trois-Rivières court Wednesday. She was taken to the same hospital for treatment. Reports said she was not mentally well.
On the television network TVA, several neighbours had reported often hearing a baby crying in the days and weeks prior to the kidnapping. The woman's car had a "Baby on Board" sticker on it.
McMahon credits a concerned community on Facebook for Victoria's quick recovery.
"The photo (of Victoria posted on Facebook) saved our daughter," McMahon wrote on her Facebook profile. "You were very numerous sharing the photo of this woman (suspected of kidnapping the girl) on social media. Every click, every share made a difference. Four wonderful people, who we had the chance to meet, identified this woman thanks to Facebook. That's the only reason why Victoria is in my arms at this moment.
"Thank you to those people, as well as the security personnel at the hospital who were able to find a photo (of the woman) with the help of police."
Contacted at his home in Nicolet, Boisclair declined an interview request. He said the couple is staying away from the media spotlight, and currently living elsewhere "because it's more peaceful."
Coulombe said the alert was only issued at 9 p.m. — two hours after the disappearance — because police need to do a bit of an investigation and get minimal information before issuing an Amber Alert to ensure the case responds to the necessary criteria.
Pina Arcamone, the executive director of the Missing Children's Network, which helped pass on the information about the abduction, said she's pleased with how the Amber Alert system worked out.
"Now we need to look at what security measures failed in this particular hospital so this kind of situation never happens again," she said. "It motivates all hospitals to re-examine their policies."
Arcamone said when an alert is issued, the network notifies its partners, and notifies its thousands of followers on Twitter and Facebook.
"The first three hours of a kidnapping are crucial," she said. "This is why we need to lead a co-ordinated effort when children go missing. Getting the right information to the public is crucial."
She said in a city that remembers the 2007 disappearance of 8-year-old Cédrika Provencher, people took the disappearance to heart.
"Social media was on fire," she said. "I think there is not one community which was not wishing and praying for the baby to be found. I think any family of missing children is shouting with joy that Victoria was found, and now we hope and pray that we can find the other missing children, because they all deserve to be found."
The disappearance comes less than a month after a 6-month-old went missing with his mother from his home in Brossard. Xiao Feng Lu was last seen in his home with his 42-year-old mother Jian Ping Li. Brossard police are still searching for the missing mother and child.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (December 4, 2013) – After completing one of its most successful campaigns in recent history last year, the Rutgers volleyball team battled through an injury-ridden season to conclude 2013 with several notable accomplishments.
Rutgers picked up four wins in a challenging nonconference schedule, with 13 of its first 14 matches occurring on the road. The Scarlet Knights opened the season at the Indiana Invitational hosted by future Big Ten foe Indiana, where they picked up wins over Kent State and Robert Morris, while also falling to the Hoosiers in a competitive three-set match. RU also participated in the Delaware Volleyball Invitational, as well as the Candlewood Suites Invitational and Pitt Panther Invitational, both hosted by former BIG EAST rivals, Syracuse and Pitt.
Several Scarlet Knights picked up all-tournament honors through the four competitions, as freshman outside hitter Micaela Anderson (La Cañada, Calif.) and sophomore defensive specialist Ali Schroeter (Bakersfield, Calif.) received Indiana Invitational All-Tournament accolades. Schroeter went on to receive her second honor of the season at the Pitt Panther Invitational, while second-year outside Alex Lassa (Eagle, Colo.) was named to the all-tournament teams at the Candlewood Suites Invitational and the Delaware Volleyball Invitational.
In its first and only year in the inaugural American Athletic Conference, Rutgers challenged reputable programs, highlighted by a thrilling matchup against regular season champion, Louisville, on Oct. 25. RU pulled out a hard-fought first-set win before the NCAA Tournament team went on to win the next three frames. The Cardinals would lose just eight sets on the year before wrapping up league play with a perfect 18-0 mark.
RU captured its lone conference win of the season on Nov. 22 as it bested Temple in four sets (25-15, 23-25, 25-16 and 25-23) at the College Ave Gym. Noteworthy efforts from rookie middle blocker Lauren Cloyd (Champaign, Ill.), sophomore setter Anna Sudbury (Tomahawk, Wis.) and Anderson propelled RU to the victory. Cloyd and Sudbury both notched career highs in multiple categories, as Cloyd terminated a career-best 13 kills on 22 attacks (.409) and added seven blocks to tie her career high. Sudbury would also aid the Scarlet Knights from the front row, putting away a career-high nine kills on 11 attacks to finish the match with a scorching .818 hitting percentage. She added a career-best and team-high 30 assists. Anderson, meanwhile, recorded a team-best 17 kills on 44 attempts for a .250 attack percentage.
Throughout the 32-game slate, the Scarlet Knights displayed their patented defensive-minded style of play, as the team and players ranked at the top of various American Athletic Conference statistical categories. RU developed into one of the best blocking teams in the AAC, coming in fifth in the league with 2.33 rejections per set after finishing last in the BIG EAST rankings the previous year with an average of 1.58 blocks/set.
Rutgers' most impressive defensive performance at the net came against Sacred Heart on Sept. 13, when the team finished with 21 total blocks. The total marked not only a season-best, but also the most rejections RU has managed since at least the 2006 season and the most any American school achieved during the season.
Individually, sophomore middle blocker Mikaela Matthews (San Diego, Calif.) ranked third in the league with a team-best 1.23 blocks/set. Matthews came on strong towards the end of the season, highlighted by a career performance against Cincinnati on Nov. 27. The second-year Scarlet Knight recorded her first career double-double after recording career highs in both kills and blocks with 19 and 10, respectively. Her performance marked the first time since at least 2006 that a Scarlet Knight has recorded a double-double of kills and blocks.
Schroeter anchored a solid back row for Rutgers, serving as the libero in all but four of the squad's matches. Schroeter averaged a team-best 4.35 digs/set (seventh in the league) and completed the year with 544 total digs to set a new RU single-season dig record. After recording 11 digs against Houston on Nov. 3, Schroeter surpassed former Scarlet Knight Shayla Bush's mark of 463 that stood since 2002.
As a team, RU also posed a threat behind the service line, as the team ranked fifth in the American in aces by averaging 1.21 winners per set. Senior DS Tracy Wright (Fair Lawn, N.J.) ended her career with a third-place ranking in the AAC with 0.30 aces/set.
Offensively, Lassa led the Scarlet Knights with 383 total kills to average 3.25 putdowns/set (sixth in the circuit). The Colorado native managed 12 double-doubles on the year, six of which she notched in AAC play. For the season, Lassa took 1,336 total attempts, also setting a new single-season Rutgers' record.
In her first year "On the Banks," Anderson laid the foundation for what can be expected as a promising career in the Scarlet Knight uniform, amassing 148 total kills to finish third on the squad. The rookie started her season off strong at the Indiana Invitational and also closed the year in notable fashion. Anderson earned RU's lone conference honor in the season, as she was named AAC Freshman of the Week on Nov. 25 after notching back-to-back double-digit kill performances against Temple (Nov. 22) and Memphis (Nov. 24). On the year, the Californian notched double-digit kills on seven different occasions, including three times in Rutgers' final four games.
Rutgers graduated just two seniors in Wright and Brittany Bozzini (Saratoga, Calif.).
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On August 1, 2014, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), which falls under the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), published an important proposed rule intended to improve the safety of transportation of large quantities of flammable materials by rail — particularly crude oil and ethanol. The proposal responds to several catastrophic railcar derailments, all involving crude oil and resulting in fatalities. The DOT also issued on the same day a companion Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR). This article highlights both initiatives.
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PHMSA is proposing new operational requirements for certain trains transporting large volumes of Class 3 flammable liquids; enhancements in tank car standards; and revisions of the general requirements for offerors to ensure proper classification and characterization of mined gases and liquids, including crude oil. The proposal, if issued in final as written, would require the phase-out of older DOT-111 tank cars for shipping Packing Group I flammable liquids by October 1, 2017, including most Bakken crude oil, and by October 1, 2018, and October 1, 2020, for Packing Groups II and III, respectively. The proposal also seeks information on expanding comprehensive oil- spill-response planning requirements for flammable material shipments.
The proposal is based on information obtained under a 2013 Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) issued by PHMSA, one of many initiatives in response to the rash of rail car incidents involving the transport of flammable liquids. The DOT proposes to define the term "high-hazard flammable train" (HHFT) as a train carrying 20 or more tank carloads of flammable liquids, including crude oil and ethanol. The DOT proposes implementing a written sampling and testing program for all mined gases and liquids to address: the frequency of sampling and testing; sampling at various points along the supply chain; sampling methods that ensure a representative sample of the entire mixture; testing methods to enable better analysis, classification and characterization of material; statistical justification for sample frequencies; and duplicate samples for quality assurance.
The DOT also is proposing that offerors be required to certify that a compliant sampling and testing program is in place, document the testing and sampling program, and make program information available to DOT personnel upon request. Carriers would also be required to perform a routing analysis for HHFT that would consider 27 safety and security factors and select a route based on findings of the route analysis.
One of the most sweeping provisions in the proposal is the issuance of enhanced standards for both new and existing tank cars. The rule proposes new standards for tank cars constructed after October 1, 2015, that are used to transport flammable liquids as part of an HHFT. The DOT is requesting comment on three options for enhanced tank car standard requirements: require tank cars to have 9/16-in. steel, be outfitted with electronically controlled pneumatic (ECP) brakes, and be equipped with rollover protection; maintain the 9/16-in. steel requirement, but not require ECP brakes or rollover protection; and require 7/16-in. steel, but not require ECP brakes or rollover protection. The proposal also requires that existing tank cars used to transport flammable liquids as part of an HHFT be retrofitted to meet the selected option for performance requirements. The proposal would also require HHFTs carrying one-million gallons of Bakken crude oil to notify State Emergency Response Commissions (SERC) and appropriate other emergency responders about the transport of this material in their state. Comment also is requested on reduced operating speeds.
The ANPR seeks comment on oil spill response plans (OSRP) to HHFTs based on thresholds of crude oil. The ANPR asks specific questions, the responses to which will facilitate the development of a proposed rule that would adjust threshold quantities to trigger OSRP requirements.
Both initiatives are urgently needed to enhance the safe transport of large volumes of flammable liquids, especially crude oil. Informed comment is needed to ensure appropriate changes are made. Comments on both the NPRM and ANPR are due by September 30, 2014.
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