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LOS ANGELES Like the 10 winners before him, Phillip Phillips faces the uneven road from "American Idol" victor to pop-chart mainstay.
After the success of his Top 10 hit, "Home," the Georgia native is facing a new challenge - to replicate the mainstream successes of past "Idol" winners Carrie Underwood and Kelly Clarkson on his debut album, "The World from the Side of the Moon," released on Monday by Interscope Records.
Phillips, 22, spoke to Reuters about making his first proper studio album, what he might do differently on a second one, and whether he could have won "Idol" with this season's panel of judges.
Q: How do you plan to transition from "American Idol" winner to a mainstream music career?
A: "It's pretty funny that you mention that because the majority of the people I meet don't even know that I was on 'Idol.' It's really cool to hear that. When I go home, people ask, 'What've you been doing? I've heard your song,' but they don't even know that I've been on 'Idol.'"
Q: Your first single "Home" has gone twice platinum. You've said that it isn't a song you would have written yourself. What's your relationship now with your first hit?
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The most important part being, of course, the presence of an open bar.
Rock on, Erica!
not the "heavy appetizers"?
the appetizers dissertate on man's insignificance in geological time. i do mean "man."
getting april fools jokes out of the way. lots to prepare for as minion terrosists are hatching plans. plus, i'm helping decorate for my rascal nephew's birthday on sunday. don't worry, nothing will ruin it, least of all some stupid news story. woweee, a 2007 Civic Scholar - honda keeps churning them out, don't they. wait....lemme turn up the tv, 'Josh Barnett, Commmmme on DoWn! You'r the next contestant on The Feit is Shite!'
Dan, You better start paying her more or she will be taking Joel Connelly's spot soon enough. You should probably give her a bigger office and more paid vacation time too.
ECB take Connelly's spot? Over Joel's dead... oh, never mind.
This has to be the slowest news day on the Slog, ever.
junkie, if you get your news from slug, we'll be able to track your slime trail. borrow a pair of dimwit's trainers for some good traction, he may even have an mp3 thingie, but obviously it doesn't come with headphones
Hey keenan, good one. Duh?
keenan, so bitter about slog...did they hurt you, hurt you bad? or is it displaced anger from somewhere else? my guess: the latter.
Congrats, Erica.
so nice of you to ask , ellarosa, and to guess. you could say i have narcissistic personality disorder, kind of like putting something out there and revelling in the responses. thanks for reminding me. i need to stop it. bye.
CONGRATULATIONS ERICA!! You definitely deserve it!
Congrats, Erica. I think. The award from the Muni League is certainly a mixed honor, but nice nevertheless. Their party certainly seems dull as dirt though. *yawn*
Next thing you know she'll run for City Council on the "Tear it down" Ticket.
Truth is this award is fully deserved, by any standard or measure. NOBODY covers City Hall like ECB. She and the SLOG are an essential read every day, by the well-informed among us (such as myself of course). Rock on indeed!
Congrats Erica...
Congrats as well.
So I don't read what she writes, usually. What did she write that the Municipal League like so much?
Was it a review of the pussy paintings that have been gracing the slog pages of late??
You go Grrrlll!! We're mighty proud of our pretty princess!!!!
(take a few hankerchiefs and a big purse with you so that you can tote some of them heavy appetizers for later.)
Well deserved....congrats Erica.
Boring Barnett!?
She who can't get the facts straight!?
She who decides the "facts" before she investigates -- if she ever does!?
The Muni League has lost its freakin' mind -- and all credibility!
This must be some kind of joke.
This has been out for a little while. Why didn't you mention that it costs $50 to go? Erica does great work though no-one likes a cynic.
Congrats once again dollface! It's very bizarre (not the recognition, but it's origin) but that's what makes it fun, eh? I bet your folks are proud.
I just might (yikes) attend just for the experience of sharing the surreal air with you. Do you have to give a speech? no matter, either way, I'll be the drunk loudmouth in the back, yelling "speech, speech!" True to form, I know.
Regardless of the side of the issue we come down on, I will always be proud to know you and enjoy the pleasure of working with you. I appreciate your fairness, willingness to listen, sharp writing skills, your measured use of humor, subtle sarcasm and hard work ethic.
I hope DE BROS (Disabled Express Bus Riders Of Seattle) protest her ass.
Much as I like Josh, I can't think of a more deserving reporter for an award than Erica.
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To create and sustain high quality youth development programs it is important to understand the challenging situations and dilemmas that emerge in program leaders' daily work with youth. In this research the experiences of leaders in 12 programs were followed over a 2–9 month period, which led to the identification of 250 dilemma situations. Qualitative analyses identified 5 categories and 12 subcategories of dilemmas that reflected distinct types of considerations (e.g., youth's personalities, relationships with the community). The analyses also found that the experienced leaders in the study typically responded to these dilemmas in ways that were youth-centered and that balanced multiple considerations. It is argued that researchers need to go beyond identifying features of high quality programs, and more fully examine how effective leaders create and sustain high quality in response to the challenging situations of practice.
KeywordsAdolescence Youth practice Program quality Youth development Practitioner dilemmas Youth work
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- Dilemmas of Practice: Challenges to Program Quality Encountered by Youth Program Leaders
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Volume 45, Issue 3-4 , pp 338-349
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- 2010-06
- 10.1007/s10464-010-9307-z
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- Adolescence
- Youth practice
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- Practitioner dilemmas
- Youth work
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- Kathrin C. Walker (2)
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Chios city, which is also called "Chora" by the locals, is built in the central east part of the island facing Asia Minor and is the most significant harbour in the island.
According to archaeological findings the island has been inhabited since 6,000 BC. Chios city was built a little before 1000 BC. So it has a history of more than 3,000 years. During this period Chios enjoyed great prosperity but also difficult times of decline.
Chora has a population of about 30,000 people and is the capital of the island, for this reason is considered to be the administrative, spiritual, cultural, educational and business centre of Chios prefecture.
Being an important educational and spiritual centre, it has many excellent schools of all degrees of education, the famous "Adamandios Korais Library" and the great Spiritual and Cultural Centre of the island "Homerion", dedicated to Homer, where conferences and lectures of any kind are held, cultural manifestations, theatrical performances and generally many different artistic activities. Chora is the place where the most trading transactions take place because of the big market with many stores that have many and different products of any kind. It gives great opportunities for entertainment and relaxation. Finally, it has a well-organised tourist substructure that covers the visitors needs.
The harbour is connected with the other two islands of the prefecture, Psara and Inousses, also with the biggest harbours in Greece, and with Turkey. As a result we have a great trading development and frequent journeys and trips both from tourists and residents.
Today Chios city has kept its basic civil planning schedule without big changes during the course of time, with the castle, the harbour, the streets and the settlements. But the Massacre of 1822 and the terrible earthquake of 1881, followed by the general reconstruction have ruined its historic architectural physiognomy. For all its extent, the old city affords a unique opportunity for wandering on foot among the narrow streets of the settlements and the central arterial roads. In summer, and especially during boat time, the streets around the harbour and the city centre prove insufficient and traffic-jam confusion is inevitable.
At the centre of Chora is the famous "Vounaki" (or Plastira) square, where the Municipal Park takes up the biggest part of the area. From there, the official gate of the medieval Castle of Chios is not far away.
The Castle is constantly inhabited since the end of the 10th century until today and has kept the main characteristics of the old castle, narrow streets, many ruins and buildings of various ages.
Near the square there are remarkable buildings constructed during the Turkish domination on the island, the Bairakli Mosque, the Osmaniye Mosque and the Metzitie Mosque, where the Byzantine Museum of Chios is housed. Around there is also the church of Aghios Vassilios Petrokokkinon, where by the end of the 16th century the cathedral of Chios was housed, and the church of Saint George.
From the south part of the square is extended the main street of the city, Aplotaria, where the most of trade shops and markets are located. The most buildings here are old mansions of the 19th and the beginning of 20th century. At the end of the main street to the east side, the street leads to the Highschool, established in 1792, the Cathedral, Korais Library, the Art Gallery and the Folklore Museum of Chios.
A little further to the southeast the Archaeological Museum, the University of Aegean, the Maritime Museum and the Sports Centre of Chios are situated.
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Sinequanon: I do say that masticha grew in Cesme :) If you ever come to Cesme, I will be delighted to prepare you a turkish/greek cafe with a glass of masticha liquor in the backyard of my friend's house, under the masticha tree. regards from Izmir,
Hi Stefanos. I'm planning on visiting Chios in the summer. Thanks for the good tips! Valerie
you've done a very good job on my native island Stefane! but who says Masticha grown in Cesme? has anyone seen it? I think this is just rumours ;-)
You have done a good job here! I'm puzzled by the fact of mastiki growing in Cesme too, not only Chios? Where can I find out more about it?
Wooowwww. thanks for all info. You really work on it! Share me how dya do all this then ..
Tell me more!! Shall we go? We'll be in Cesme...so close!
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Thanks to the nicely engineered kit and the laser cutting progress was swift on the lads model. After assembling the wings, the tail features and fuselage came together quickly and we found ourselves with a completed airframe.
First build with the lad
The lad has a few of my old rubber models hung in his room, currently sporting the Red Wing, Tomtit and Beaver as ceiling decoration. Recently he seems (like most kids his age I think) to be quite into Minions, and asked if we could paint the Red Wing blue and yellow. I explained that much paint wouldn't really help fly well – we still occasionally fly it. But I asked if he would like to build a model with me, learning how it is built and covered and then we could cover it in blue and yellow tissue to match the damn Minions! He seemed really excited by this idea, so a plan was formed. I just needed a likely candidate. Quite by chance I was flicking through the pages of this months Aeromodeller when I saw a review of one of the Vintage Model Companys range of 8 Magnificent flying machines. This one in particular was the Sparrowhawk, so I ordered one and this week we started the build. Below you can see the little man with the almost completed wings. Much fun is being had, even if he is a little heavy handed with the glue! Nothing that a bit of careful wiping can't solve though!
Mossie in flight
It is rare that I get a shot of any of my models in flight, so when my father expressed an interest in seeing the Mosquitto in the air I suggested he brought along his camera. A couple of the shots are below, the rest on the Mossie page.
Fournier problems
The rear turtle deck of the Fournier and I never really got on. It is supplied as a vac-formed component which is trimmed to fit and glued over the formers and stringers. Initially I used the same Titebond which I have used for the rest of the build, however when I visited the shed the morning after I heard a disturbing crack when I handled the fuselage. Further investigation revealed the glue simply hadn't stuck to the plastic and the entire deck fell off. Oh, lesson learned then, Titebond and plastic don't mix.
For the next attempt I used Canopy glue which seemed to do the trick, the bond was good and even after a bit of prodding it refused to budge.
After construction was finished, I moved onto the covering, for this I've stuck to something familiar, which is basic Solarfilm. The wings were covered pretty quickly and focus turned to the fuselage, this is where the problems began. The first bit I tried was to tackle the turtle deck. The film went on easily enough, and as I left it in the shed I was quite pleased with the results. The problems came however the next morning when I popped into the shed to check on the results, to my horror literally hundreds of small bubbles had appeared all over the damn thing. I tried to remove these by turning up the iron and slowly working them out, at this point I managed to melt the turtle deck slightly such that it deformed. sigh!
I made a swift decision to give up with the vac formed component, and proceeded to remove it completely, using the removed deck (I managed to get it off in one piece) as a template I fashioned a new one from 1/64″ ply. I soaked the ply and clamped it over the fuselage overnight to dry, the next day it held its shape well enough to be simply glued on with thin cyano. A bit of filler around the edges and its looking acceptable again. Below are a couple of pics, also showing the painted cockpit, waiting for a pilot.
Fournier build update
So after a few busy weeks (months?) at work and a couple of weekends away I've managed to push on with the Fournier. The principle construction is finished, after covering I've got to mount the servos and setup the control runs, but that is about it. A couple of pictures can be seen below. Onwards with the covering!
West Wings Fournier RF4
While assembling the wings of my Fournier this evening it dawned on me that I hadn't taken a single picture of the construction, so I snapped this to right that wrong! The fuselage is all but finished, just the tail feathers and servos to go in and then a bit of carving. I'll try and take a few pics of that when I return to it after the wings.
I've also created a page for it here.
May Fly at Old Warden 2015
The lad and I popped along to the ModelAir May Fly at Old Warden this past weekend and had a great time. We picked up a couple of new models, a bit of sun burn and the photos you can see below.


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As we spiral into another weekend, let's have another flying car design from yesteryear.
This flawed vision of the future dates back to the July 1957 edition of Popular Mechanics Magazine. The artist's conception for a personal private flying sedan shows a four-door, four-passenger Hiller Aerial Automobile rising from the lawn, lifted by its four-ducted fans. Sure, a cruising speed of 60 miles per hour isn't much by today's standards, but imagine getting to soar over all that Friday afternoon rush hour traffic, eh?
But alas, it was not meant to be.
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Women's Swimming
Aug. 20, 2003
The University of San Diego Toreros finished an incredible 2003 swimming and diving season with a strong showing at the Pacific Collegiate Swim Conference (PCSC) Championships held in Long Beach, California. Led by fifth-year head coach Mike Keeler, a two-time PCSC Coach of the Year, the Toreros placed 38th in the nation at the NCAA Championships, setting a host of new PCSC and school records.
The Toreros were led by seniors Kaitlin Bourne and Carolyn Gorrick. Gorrick, a native of Sydney, Australia, ended the season with three NCAA provisional qualifying times in the 100 Butterfly (55.46), 200 Butterfly (2:01.60), and the 200 IM (2:03.65). She, along with Bourne, was one of the six USD swimmers named to the All-PCSC First Team, an honor they have both received throughout their four-year USD careers. Individually, Gorrick set a new school record for the fastest 100-yard butterfly in PCSC competition with a time of 55.46. Together, Gorrick and Bourne led three of the four relay teams that participated in the PCSC Championships to four new PCSC records in the (400 and 800 Freestyle) and the (200 and 400 Medley). Gorrick held a USS National Championships qualifying time in the 100 yard Butterfly, the 200 yard Butterfly, and the 200 Individual Medley and set three NCAA Championship provisional qualifying times in those same events. During the regular season, both Gorrick and Bourne swam strongly, leading the Toreros to a dual meet record of 5-4-1. Together they led a relay team, made up of freshmen Ashley Swart and Kelly Cobourn, to a USS National Championships qualifying time in the 400 Freestyle Relay (3:28.93), also a new USD record. The Torero relay efforts also swam two other USS National Championship qualifying times.
The 2003 season was made truly incredible by rising star Ashley Swart, a freshman from Honolulu, Hawaii. Swart proved her strength early on in the year and won first place in four events at the very first meet of the season. She continued to dominate throughout the season, breaking her first school record on November 2nd against cross-town rival San Diego State with a time of 2:19.66 in the 200 Breaststroke. Even in a defeat against powerhouse UCLA on November 9th, Swart led the Toreros with wins in the 1000 Free (10:13.69), 200 Breast (2:19.21) and 200 IM (2:06.03).
By November 16th, Swart had already broken three school records and held an NCAA National Consideration Time. She continued to break records throughout the season and was ranked 20th in the nation in the 200 Breaststroke with a time of 2:17.85 against UC Santa Barbara on January 22nd.
Swart would go on to become the first USD Division I swimmer to compete in the NCAA Championships (Auburn, Alabama) and placed 11th in the nation in the 400 Individual Medley with a time of 4:15.01. Swart also competed in both the 200 IM and the 200 Breaststroke at the 2003 NCAA's. Her outstanding effort at the national meet earned the freshman All-American honorable mention honors after a conference performance gave her PCSC co-Swimmer of the Year recognition. Swart was also one of six USD swimmers named to the All-PCSC first team and broke two records at the PCSC Championships in the 400 Individual Medley (4:18.27) and the 200 Individual Medley (2:02.95).
The Toreros placed third overall in the 2003 PCSC Championships and had a remarkable competition, setting six new PCSC records. Two were set individually by Ashley Swart and the other four were set by the four USD relay teams. Kaitlin Bourne, Kelly Cobourn, Ashley Swart, and Carolyn Gorrick set the record in the 400 Freestyle with a time of 3:28.93. Swart, Cobourn, and Gorrick, along with freshman Eryn Bowman, would set the record in the 800 Freestyle Relay with a time of 7:32.53. Swart, Gorrick, and Bourne, along with freshman Nicole Draa, would go on to set records in both the 200 Medley Relay (1:46.39) and the 400 Medley Relay (3:50.88).
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This adults-only property, located on 28 acres in the heart of the Poconos, this Cresco guest accommodation offers free Wi-Fi and uniquely decorated rooms that feature plush bedding. Mount Airy Casino is 3 miles away.Individually decorated rooms offer a television, arm chairs, and an en suite bathroom. Select rooms at Crescent Lodge & Country Inn offer and fireplace or spa bath.Continental breakfast is served each morning and it features hot coffee or tea along with fresh fruit and pastries. The on-site restaurant, open Wednesday through Sunday, also serves American cuisine for dinner, while the inn's popular gift shop sells handmade jewelry and antiques, among other items.Guests can swim in the seasonal outdoor pool or play a game of tennis on the tennis court. A fitness trail is also available.Buck Hill Golf Club is 6 miles away from Crescent Lodge & Country Inn Cresco. The Crossings Premium Outlets is 15 minutes' drive. ...read more
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Students across the district sat three days of testing as part of the National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy last week.ELAINE COONEY May 21, 2014 3:50am
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Students across the district sat three days of testing as part of the National Assessment Program
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Rochester Secondary College is one of Australia's leading schools for improvement in NAPLAN scores.
Principal Bernie Altmann was modest about the school's chances of retaining its high ranking.
He said the tests were ''just a snapshot of how the pupil was faring on one particular day''.
He said the results were a guide for teachers about what areas required attention.
''(The students) just get on with it,'' he said.
''The kids have taken it seriously.''
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Poet Gregory Pardlo joins the MFA Faculty
We are delighted to welcome poet Gregory Pardlo to our MFA faculty beginning in Fall, 2016. Greg won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry for his second collection, Digest. Digest was also shortlisted for the 2015 NAACP Image Award and was a finalist for the Hurston-Wright Legacy Award. His other honors include fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York Foundation for the Arts; his first collection Totem was selected by Brenda Hillman for the APR/Honickman Prize in 2007. Pardlo's poems appear in The Nation, Ploughshares, Tin House, The Norton Anthology of Contemporary African American Poetry, Best American Poetry, and elsewhere.
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Fiction writer Robin Black also joins faculty
We are also delighted to be welcoming Robin Black. Her story collection, If I loved you, I would tell you this, was a Finalist for the Frank O'Connor Story Prize and the winner of the 2010 Philadelphia Athenaeum Fiction Award. Her novel Life Drawing, was long listed for the Flaherty-Dunnan First Novel Prize, the Folio Prize, and The IMPACT Dublin Literary Award. Her newest collection is a craft book, Crash Course: Essays From Where Writing and Life Collide. Her work has been published in such publications as The New York Times Book Review, One Story, O. Magazine, and Conde Nast Traveler. She last taught at Bryn Mawr College where she was the Distinguished Visiting Writer.
Schedule for 31st annual Summer Writers' Conference posted
The 31st annual Summer Writers' Conference schedule is now posted. Visiting writers include poets Tom Sleigh and Phillis Levin, nonfiction writers Robin Hemley and Ada Calhoun, fiction writers Chinelo Okparanta and Diane McKinney-Whetstone, and many others. Visit writersconference.camden.rutgers.edu to see the schedule for more details.
StoryQuarterly 49, just published, features new work by Jenny Boully, Stephen Dixon, Garth Greenwell, Emily Raboteau, and 23 other writers. The new issue was edited by assistant professor Paul Lisicky, along with MFA students Stephanie Manuzak, managing editor, and Kevin Dorn, assistant editor. 18 additional MFA students served as readers.
Winners of the 2015 SQ Fiction Contest:
First place: Nafissa Thompson-Spires ($1000) of Champaign, Illinois, for "Heads of the Colored People: Four Fancy Sketches, Two Chalk Outlines, and No Apology"
First runner-up: Amanda Leduc of Hamilton, Ontario for "Wild Life"
Second runner-up: J. Bowers of Ballwin, Missouri, for "Based on a True Story"
Mat Johnson, author of the novels Loving Day, Pym, Drop, and Hunting in Harlem, the nonfiction novella The Great Negro Plot, and the comic books Incognegro and Dark Rain.
Winners of the 2016 SQ Nonfiction Contest:
First place: Emilia Phillips ($1000) of Washington, New Jersey, for "Excisions"
First runner-up: Rachel Yoder of Iowa City, Iowa, for "There is No House"
Second runner-up: Drew Krepp of Baltimore, Maryland, for "Lost in Sight of Land"
Leslie Jamison, author of the essay collection The Empathy Exams and the novel The Gin Closet.
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Travel Opportunities for MFA Students
During spring break 2015, MFA students traveled to Granada & Madrid with poet Patrick Rosal. Other course trips have included travel to Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, Prague, & London. Two MFA students, Julie Chintz & Tim Lynch, spent two weeks in Singapore & Thailand this summer as part of a new Asia Exchange Program.
Here (right) is Tim Lynch after bathing Jokia in the river at the Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai.
MFA Student Shelby Vittek Wins Food Writing Awards
Shelby Vittek's "In a Pinch" and "Here Comes the Sunchoke" awarded 1st and 2nd place for Best Student Writing on Food from the Association of Food Journalists. Both pieces were published in Table Matters.
Rutgers Alum Susan Muaddi Darraj Awarded Grace Paley Prize
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Emud Mokhberi to Teach Screenwriting Course
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Rutgers Alum Chinelo Okparanta Wins Lambda Literary Award
Chinelo Okparanta's story collection, Happiness, Like Water, named Lesbian Fiction winner for the 26th Annual Lambda Literary Awards.
MFA Program Named LGBTQ Friendly
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MFA Students Launch Literary Journal
Greg Sullivan, current editor of Cooper Street and a fiction writer slated to graduate in January 2015, led the charge in Cooper Street's founding, and quickly found support among his fellow students. Though Cooper Street was a new endeavor, Sullivan and his colleagues… read more…
Poet & MFA Faculty Patrick Rosal Publishes Some Call It Ballin'
Some Call It Ballin' is an online magazine that publishes essays on sports. The publication was founded by former athletes and current fanatics. All of us are published writers who value personal memory, public conversation, and the lyric imagination. Read more…
Rutgers Alum Brian Heston Wins Poetry Award
Brian Heston's collection of poetry, If You Find Yourself, named winner of Main Street Rag's Annual Poetry Book Award for 2014.
MFA Student Draws Inspiration from Proud Chamorro Heritage
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The Íslendinga sögur – or Sagas of Icelanders – constitute a collection of medieval literature set in Iceland around the late 9th to early 11th centuries, the so-called Saga Age. They purport to describe events during the period around the settlement of Iceland and the generations immediately following and constitute an important element of world literature thanks to their unique narrative style. Although their historicity is a matter of scholarly debate, the narratives contain interwoven and overlapping plots involving thousands of characters and interactions between them. Here we perform a network analysis of the Íslendinga sögur in an attempt to gather quantitative information on interrelationships between characters and to compare saga society to other social networks.
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SOCHI, Russia — Among the eight gold medalists on Day 3 of the Sochi Olympics were: snowboarder Jamie Anderson, the American slopestyle queen who triumphed in her sport's Olympic debut; and Irene Wust, who showed why speedskating is Dutch territory.
The U.S. now has a double gold hit in slopestyle, with Anderson doing her part a day after Sage Kotsenburg. "Even though it's just another competition, the stage and the outreach that this event connects to is out of control," Anderson said. Finland's Enni Rukajarvi won the silver. The bronze went to Jenny Jones, a 33-year-old former maid at a ski resort who gave Britain its first medal in any snow sport.
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Carbon Dioxide Recovery from Combustion Flue Gas Using Carbon-Supported Amine Sorbents
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Advanced Fuel Research, Inc.
87 Church Street, East Hartford, CT, 06108
Principal Investigator:
Marek Wojtowicz
(860) 528-9806
(860) 528-9806
Business Contact:
Michael Serio
(860) 528-9806
(860) 528-9806
Research Institution:
Abstract75640-This project addresses the environmental problem of the removal and recovery of carbon dioxide (CO2) from combustion/incineration flue gas in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Specifically, carbon-dioxide will be removed from flue gas by using sorbents based on amines that are supported on low-cost activated carbons. Phase I will demonstrate the superior CO2-sorption performance of carbon-supported amine sorbents under simulated industrial conditions. Three tasks will be undertaken: (1) 6¿10 carbon-supported amine sorbents will be developed for CO2 adsorption testing; (2) the sorbents prepared in Task 1 will undergo CO2 sorption and desorption tests to determine the effect of temperature on sorption capacity and to make recommendations for sorbent-regeneration conditions; and (3) an assessment will be conducted to evaluate the concept in terms of comparison with alternative technologies, materials requirements, economics, and life-limiting factors. Commercial Applications and Other Benefits as described by the awardee: The novel technology for the removal of carbon dioxide from combustion/incineration flue gas should be applicable not only to coal-fired power plants but also to municipal, medical, and hazardous waste incinerators. Other related applications include the removal of carbon dioxide from natural gas, especially in small, remote, and off-shore fields.
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