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Put 2 4x60 rolls down the middle of my horse barn. I love them.. Great product. Laid completely flat.
Impressive product. I am a pro installer of floor coverings. I installed this for a client in their exersize room. Very heavy and not easy to handle. We did glue it down which really made it solid. Make sure to lay the product flat for a day or so with heat, it will flatten out some. Slow cutting with a utility knife with multiple passes to get through and replace the blade often helps. Be sure to get cleaner and finish for the flooring.
High Quality product-very nice appearance. Lays dead flat.
Our family has remodeled an existing house and added a full gym in the lower level. I was stunned by the costs our contractor quoted for the floor, so I searched on-line and found Rubber Flooring Inc.
This product is exactly what I desired and the price was very fair and agreeable. The website was clear, the order process was easy, delivery was exactly as promised and installation was simple. The only thing I didn't anticipate was the door edge had a 5/8 inch step up.....I came back to your website and ordered the door edge to complete the project. The end result is a finished, professional, exercise room. It has definitely enhanced the total value of our home.
Needed 36' for a 12x12 room. I thought I was getting 2x25' rolls and was surprised when it arrived as 1x50' roll. As most have said in their reviews, it was heavy. Arrived quickly and in excellent shape. I was expecting it to stay curled up for a while after installation, because it had been rolled up tightly for transport, but when I rolled it out to cut it, it all laid flat. There was no real problem cutting it, but make sure you start with a very sharp box cutter and take your time. The ends were nice and straight, and after measuring twice before cutting I had no problem. It took about 4-5 passes to cut all the way through. One item of note, make sure the (side) edge is straight before making the final measurement/cut, a curve in the edge will throw things off. When I rolled it out in the room it laid very flat and no double sided tape was necessary. You can't really see the seams unless you are looking for them. Just take your time making the cuts, especially if you have odd angles. It took me about 3 hours to install doing it alone. When I purchased this I was not sure if it would be shock absorbent enough for my workouts (insanity/Focus T25, etc) but was surprised at how well it worked with my 59 year old knees. I had enough roll left over to put in front of my work bench in my garage. It is great for that too. I couldn't be happier with the product, shipping and service.
We ordered 3 custom cut rolls to put in a workout room in our basement. The rolls are quite heavy, but my husband and I managed to move them together. Maneuvering them was the most difficult part due to their weight, but once we got a system down, it was fairly easy to cut them and put them in place. It took us about 4 hours to do an 11.5x12.5' room. I would definitely recommend getting a large T-square and heavy-duty utility knife with extra blades. Now that it's installed, we love it. It looks great and is very comfortable under foot during a workout.
Love my gym floor!
I am in the process of remodeling my basement and wanted to install a home gym. I searched flooring stores and on line and found Rubber Flooring. I ordered a few free samples and was able to find the exact height of the rubber flooring I needed. I went with the 1/2" rolled flooring and it is perfect. It butted up perfectly to my ceramic floor and it looks amazing. My room size is 16' x 12'x 2'. I ordered 4 rolls because I was not sure how exact the width of the 4 foot rolls were and it turns out I only needed 3 rolls. (The width of each roll is just slightly wider than 4 feet.) The rolls are much heavier than I thought they would be - even though I had read prior reviews indicating the weight. The flooring was laid down without any glue or fasteners and stays perfectly in place. This is a great product and wipes up easily. You definitely need more than 1 person to install as they rolls are heavy and cumbersome to work with, but the finished product is well worth it. I am very happy with the purchase and the look and would definitely purchase this product again if I needed it. The only downside to this entire experience was the delay in receiving the product. It was promptly shipped out, but sat at a transfer facility a few miles from my house waiting to be loaded onto a local delivery truck. It took over 2 weeks to reach my home, so keep that in mind if you are in a hurry to receive this product.
Just put down five 16' long 1/2" thick rolls in my basement for a home gym and it looks great - like a commercial gym really. I love it.
Be warned though, each roll weighed close to 200 lbs, so they are tough to work with. At 1/2" thick they are tough to cut as well. I used a utility knife, but it takes maybe half a dozen passes to cut all the way through the roll.
My basement is unfinished and one wall of my gym is still open, so I went ahead and glued it down. If your space is wall to wall you could probably get by without the adhesive. It's heavy, and rubber - so not like it is really going to be sliding all over the place.
I'm very pleased with this product and would highly recommend it to anyone wanting a high quality home gym.
Good stuff but be ready, it is heavy, 17 ft roll about 200 pounds. Take your time, it will all turn out well. I did not glue down or tape, didn't need to it fit tight wall to wall. Really have to look to see the seams.
I converted one of my rooms in to a gym, the room is 16ft X 13ft,
the rolls of flooring were very heavy, I went with the 1/2", but it was rather easy to install. it has been almost 1 year that me and my wife have been using the room, the flooring has worked out great.
Very pleased with the quality of the product. Ordered 3 15 foot rolls. One appeared to be the end of a roll and was over 18 feet but had a little wave along the edges. Used carpet tape on that roll and it laid down nicely. The other two laid down nicely without any tape. The edges were nice and square and butted up against each other perfectly.
I did a lot of internet research on rubber flooring and decided to go with the 1/2" Mega rubber rolls. The shipping was fast. The installation was easy with a tape measure, T-square and a razor knife. The rubber smell was not too bad and had dissipated after about a week. I have weight equipment on top of this rubber flooring and it doesn't even put a dent in it. The seams blend in when the rolls are placed side by side.
I installed the half inch rubber matting in a workout room for a customer of mine. He loved the product so much that he had it installed in his office. No more 100 dollar 4 x 6 plastic floor mats that end up cracking and breaking apart. I removed the carpet and padding and then laid the matting. After the mats were in place I re-tacked the carpet giving a clean, finished edge. In the long run, he will save money because every year he would purchase a new plastic floor mat at 100 dollars each. This rubber is so tough that I would be willing to bet that he will never need to buy another plastic mat for his office ever again. Great product. Easy to install.
I purchased 5 rolls of 1/2" material ranging from 12-16' and installed it myself. My basement had carpet and padding glued to the slab that needed to be scraped off as well as tack strip that ran the circumference of the room. I also removed all of the base moulding and notched the door casing so that the new rubber flooring would look its best. The added prep work increased the labor hours substantially but was well worth it. I used double sided tape at all edges of the rubber and was rewarded with tight seams and flat flooring. The only negative I can think of is that Rubber Flooring Inc could give the consumer at least one end that is square and straight so that we don't have to cut BOTH ends to make a piece fit. It can't be that tough for the manufacturer to take a little extra time to do it right instead of giving us two ends that look like they were cut by a drunk in the dark.
The flooring was as I read from other reviewers. The edges are very straight and meet up together great perfectly. I installed the flooring myself and only used the double sided tape. Make sure to start with a straight edge as the ends are not cut straight but the material cuts very easily with a sharp box cutter. The material is very good quality and no smell at all to speak of. This was the first time I put down a rolled flooring and I didn't find it difficult but I took my time and it came out great. Love the product and if I have to do it again I would use this company.
Everything about the product was easy from:ordering it, picking it up and installation. I would definitely use this product again.
We were thoroughly pleased through the whole process, from ordering, to delivery, installation, and now use. We installed a 12' x 12' section for a home gym directly on our basement concrete floor (sealed first with an acrylic sealer). The seams are virtually invisible. I had planned on installing quarter round on the perimeter to hide the floor-base molding junction, but the product fit so well that was not necessary. I also did not need the double stick carpet tape I ordered with the rolls- they lay perfectly flat without it. Installation took less than 2 hours, and included 3 lateral cuts and one full length cut with a standard utility knife. The only challenge through the entire process was the weight of the rolls; I needed the assistance of a neighbor and a stout dolly to move the rolls into our basement. A 5 star rating without any reservations.
Excellent quality, you will not regret your purchase............!
The rubber flooring was very easy to install (no two sided tape necessary) and looks great. The surface is perfect for a home gym.
After scouring the internet extensively for gym flooring options, I decided on rubberflooringinc, as its website had the most informative detail on flooring, and the quality of the reviews seemed the most consistent and highest. Moreover, it seemed that rubberflooringinc was the only one to distinguish among the different types of recycled rubber, which gave me confidence that it used the highest quality recycled rubber available. This was important, since the better the rubber, the less the smell. There was one website that offered virgin rubber mats, but their cost was prohibitively expensive. The phone representative at rubberflooringinc that helped me with sizing, and placed my order was courteous and knowledgable.
Nearly a week earlier than scheduled, the delivery driver called me to schedule a convenient time, and I asked if he could place the mats on my driveway, as opposed to the sidewalk. My 5 rolls of 4' x 11' mega rubber arrived perfectly, strapped together, piled on top of a wood pallet, all 700 something pounds, placed nicely on my driveway/walkway, well in from the street. I understood the rolls were heavy, but when you look at them, you just can't imagine how heavy they really are until you try to lift them.
The rolls were all cut slightly larger than my 4 x 11' spec, which I guess is good, but I measured my 11' x 20' room exactly, and didn't want to cut them very much. I laid the first 4 rolls down easily, and the side edges were all machine cut and perfect, so they lined up seamlessly, which was very cool. But they all were about 2 ft longer than my specs, and I realized it is not easy to cut the ends across, since the roll is so thick, it doesn't fold into the corner/edge right angle, so you have to approximate the cutting point. They also can scrape your walls black if you are not careful about letting the excess length down gently when laying it down. In addition, be advised that each roll was about 1-2 inches wider than spec as well, which left one section that needed to be cut lengthwise.
You definitely need a straight edge and a solid cutter to make your cuts. The actual cutting is easy. For the lengthwise cut on the final roll (call it #5), I simply laid it down along the outer wall, with only an imperceptible space to account for any overlap, then I laid the excess width on top of mat #4 next to it. The mega roll is so heavy and thick, it lays pretty flat on the other mat, so I placed the straight edge down on mat #4 right up against the overlapped edge of mat #5, and cut a straight line into mat #4 (the one underneath). I then removed the thin cut portion of mat #4, and pushed the edge of mat #5 down into the cut side of mat #4, and it fit almost perfectly. If anything, it will be a little too tight, so you can use the imperceptible space you left between mat #5 and the wall to level that out. It all should end up looking seamless as long as you made a straight cut.
The matting had an very minor rubbber smell, not unpleasant at all for a few days, and I am very sensitive to bad smells. I didn't really even "air it out", and at this point, a couple of weeks afterwards, there is almost no smell at all. The rubber feels great under foot, feels indestructible, with just the right amount of give and resilience for jumping activities. I cannot express how happy I am with both rubberflooringinc, the company, and the quality of my mega roll gym floor. If you are looking for the perfect gym flooring, there is no need to look any further. The only things you have to be prepared for, are the cutting, and the heavy weight of the rolls.
Great product.
I was a tad bit skeptical for ordering such a large flooring purchase from across the country. It came it quickly, the product was good, and it looked great when it was down. I thought that being in the rolls, the rubber would stay slighty rolled up, but it layed flat when I put it down. I finished my home basement myself so I am somewhat handy but the easy in which to cut and put the flooring down myself was surprising. The rolls are tough, thick and heavy so it is nice to have help to carry and load. Overall I was very happy with the process and the end result.
The weight was tremendous, but so was the quality. The floors are actually better than my crossfit floors. They came perfectly as ordered in the projected amount of time. They are easy to install IF you have a very strong person around...again the weight of the floor is crazy! We did a 13 x 16 gym space upstairs. Looks fantastic and professional. Great product.
This was precisely the flooring we were looking for to put in our home gym. We are so pleased now that it is installed. The only thing I underestimated was the weight of the 1/2" mega rolls. I had to haul 4, 300# rolls from the end of my driveway, where the freight company dumped them, into my basement. It was pretty challenging and had I video taped the process, I would have easily won on America's Funniest Home Videos. However, the end result was worth the effort. This stuff is the real deal. I am glad I went with the 1/2" as well. There were some thiner sections used in the packing and I don't think those would have worked well for my application. I did have some pros install the flooring because of the weight and size of the rolls (4' x 30'). Worth the money.
The rolls have been installed and fit perfectly. They stay down without any glue - just corner and every 6' a piece of double stick carpet tape. The colored speckled came out exactly as ordered. There was only one problem with delivery here in CO but it was with the trucking company. They didn't show up they day they were supposed to and their dispatcher kept saying they were on their way. Had to make calls all day and delivery was sometime the next day when I wasn't home. Had nothing to do with this company - very happy with product. Thank you.
I recently purchased the 1/2" mega rubber rolls for a garage gym. I laid down a 12 x 16 area and I am extremely happy with the flooring! Its great stuff, cuts easily with a sharp razor blade and a t-square. I chose this website because after searching around this was the best and easiest one. I was not excited about the shipping cost but had no problems with delivery. Costumer service helped me out with my decision and now I have an awesome home gym!!! Great Product!!!
Product is perfect for new my horse barn.
I ordered 2 4'x10' rolls to do a 8'x10' area. The rolls were rough cut with a few inches to spare. Very rugged flooring. As others have posted, it's near indestructable. Very pleased with my purhase and plan to buy more soon to add on to my home gym area.
Excellent product and service. Very easy to install. No complaints whatsoever. Product was delivered within one week of ordering. I will not hesitate to use rubber flooringinc.com again.
We ordered a large amount of the 1/2 inch rubber rolls for our gym. The shipping was fast and customer service was great. We had some trouble installing the flooring bc our walls are not perfectly straight. The one room that was straight, was a piece of cake. Awesome product! I was surprised how easy the clean up was. Most rubber floors have little gritty pieces that have to be swept up, this has barely any. I'm very happy with our purchase.
Nice product, easy to install. Love the color.
Overall the rolls were excellent. The ordering process, status update, and delivery were all excellent. The only negative comment I have, is some of the ends of the rolls were not square. All in all, I would highly recommend this product, and in required would select it again.
I ordered 10 feet of 1/2 inch roll as part of a project building a weightlifting platform. I received about 14 feet, enough for my platform plus some for under the squat racks - a nice bonus. The material arrived in great condition and worked perfectly.
Very please with product, the item turn around time just a little quicker.
These were great! exactly as advertised. I got the 1/2 inch rolls and they were 10 feet long. I was surprised at their weight! each roll was well over 125 lbs and difficult to move around with just one person. when trying to trim for door openings and around baseboard trim I wish I would have had another person to help. The good news is that their is no problem keeping them in place! I would definintely get them again and recommend them to anyone looking for an exercise room floor.
this product is so easy to install and keep clean. My garage never looked better
This stuff is great! Easy to install, inexpensive, relatively speaking and I believe we will not have to replace it again. Only thing that was a minor glitch.. 2 rolls came a little short. So go at least a foot longer than desired area.
Flooring is perfect
The rubber flooring rolls I purchased for my home pilates studio is terrific. It was easy to install, is durable, nice looking, and didn't buckle after all of my equipment was placed on top of it. I am very pleased with this product and highly recommend it to home or business owners.
Part of our order was lost in shipping, however the staff at Rubber Flooring Inc. took care of the missing rolls quickly and kept us abreast of the situation. The product its self lives up to its name, heavy duty, perfect for our gym.
The Dungeon is what I call my workout space in the basement. I had everything I needed to get a complete workout except flooring. Researched the internet for flooring and Rubber Flooring Inc. had exactly what I was looking for and at the best price I could find. Ordering was easy, the floor was shipped on the exact estimated shipped date, and was in perfect condition when it arrived at my house. I ordered (3) 10 foot rolls, and received 3 rolls varying in lengths from 12 to 15 foot. Thanks for the extra!!!!! Needed help getting it downstairs, guessing one roll weighed 180 pounds, but laying in out on the floor was a snapped. Took me more time to move my equipment than rolling out the floor. Very pleased with my new flooring!!!! Will recommend this flooring to any who is looking to do the same thing.
Pretty good quality. Had some trouble making sure it was square. Seemed that maybe it was manufactured or cut from the factory a little off but it installed very easy and i am pleased.
This is the way business should be done fast friendly and as promissed. Great product amazing sales staff and faster than expected delivery.
The product was easy to install, seams are invisible. We put this in our work out room and it is wonderful. Three of my neighbors have checked it out and have gone home and a placed their own orders. I would do it again in a second.
The flooring is what I expected. It is heavy stuff. Each roll was at least as long as what I had asked for, and two rolls had significantly more than I ordered. I appreciate that, as I can use the extra for other purposes.
I chose 1/2" rubber flooring after seeing it in another person's home gym. Its durability is extreme. Its acoustics are great. It just looks right at home in my gym. I chose the dual flake - brown and tan - and couldn't be more please with the look. My room took four 13' rolls. They came with extra length. I installed the floor myself. My only tools were a 60" ruled straight edge, masking tape (used to mark cut lines), tape measure and box cutter. I used a new blade on each roll. The 1/2" floor was easily cut in several passes. This floor is heavy so it laid down nice and flat with no curling. I decided to forgo the double sided installation tape. Seems are nice and tight without it. Even though each roll was 125 lbs or so, I had no problem installing it by myself. Get this floor. You'll love it.
I installed 1/2" plyometic rolled rubber in my exercise room (in a basement). This is some serious flooring! It was a lot heavier than I realized, but I did a nice install job with the help of a friend. It's definitely a two-man job due to the weight of the material. If you are a skilled do-it-yourselfer you won't have any serious problems, but there's definitely a learning curve. You won't need anywhere near as much glue as they tell you to buy. One 5 gallon bucket will easily cover 500 sq. ft. (with some left over).
We had the rubber rolls professionally installed in our new home gym. The floor looks great and we are happy with the performance of the floor. It makes our gym "authentic" I would definately purchase this floor again.
I was happy with the customer service of Rubber Flooring Inc. So far the flooring has been great. Installation was easy and it looks very nice in the gym. I have ordered from them before and they were very helpful then. Needless to say they seem pretty consistent in the customer service department. Delivery is another issue. The first order I placed the delivery guys were great. They brought it inside and left it where we needed it. The second order I placed the men were not as helpful. They said they were just a drop ship company and would not bring it inside for us, mind you it was an extra ten feet. Considering there were only two of us with no tools to carry it in we were forced to leave our flooring outside until I could get other people to help me. When I called to talk with Rubber Flooring they were apologetic about it but said that when the men had delivered it and carried it inside that was unusual. I just wish I would have known that I should have made accommodations to carry it an extra ten feet because the shipping company would not.
We ordered 4 12 foot sections of the rubber rolls and have been extrememly pleased with the product. When I first ordered it they said it would be about 10-14 days and it came in about 6. I use it to do my cardio workouts on and it has given me a lot of extra cushion over our cement garage floor. I am very pleased with the product and the service.
We purchased the rubber rolls for our home gym and are very pleased. It is just like the flooring at a commercial gym. Very comfortable to walk on, keeps the sound down, and offers cushion when deadlifting, etc.
Very happy with the flooring. Easy installation and least amount of rubber smell from other rubber flooring products.
The website was well organized and easy to use. Processing and shipping was as expected. The product was as advertised. Very satisfied with my purchase and I will likely purchase additional material.
THe product is an excellent product. I thought (hoped) it would be a bit more shock absorbing, but that said, it does absord shoch and is a good workout/gym floor. It appears to be very durable and can even be swept effectively with a soft broom.
We recently converted half our garage into a home gym and were so pleased with the utility of these mats that we doubled our order. Using only carpet tape to fix these to garage floor we've built a very good space for floor exercise and with a tarp to protect them, we easily park our car on them every night. Tough,durable, and exactly what we had hoped for.
These mats are great. I use them for my garage which I set up as a gym. I'm glad I didn't cheap out and get something that I would have to keep replacing. They are worth the money.
My husband and I struggled a little to install this because rolls are SO heavy. I'm pretty sure if a twister ever hits our house, only the chimney and the Rubber Flooring will still be here! Durability makes it hard to cut, but it looks so great installed. I love it and look forward to it being around for years. We have friend who have "softer" looking version which is wearing out. Our flooring looks like it belongs in a commercial gym. Excellent product, just need a little patience installing. It will take longer than expected. (took us 3 days and we are gym rats ;) Hard work pays off.
We just had this installed, so we haven't had a chance to put this floor to much testing, however, from what I can see and feel right now I'm extremely impressed. The rolls are very heavy duty and the seems come together perfectly to give the impression the floor is a solid single unit. We rolled each piece out, glued it down and then placed trim around the edges. Very professional appearance. More importantly, the floor has excellent shock absorption despite being placed directly on a poured concrete floor in a basement. I'm excited to start using this daily.
The product looks great and it installed well.
I had this installed in my home gym and it looks amazing! I bought the black rolls with brown/tan flecks, painted the walls the same tan color, and it looks really sharp. The flooring is very strong and durable. I ordered four 12' x 4' rolls, and although I had a professional install it, you cannot see the seems at all. Also, I ordered a little extra to cut into 4" baseboard, which looks wonderful and ties in great to the rest of the floor. I looked at dozens of websites before ordering, and rubberflooringinc.com had the best prices and variety of colors. The service was excellent and people were courteous.
Love the floor. Rolled out beautifully, seamed together perfectly. It keeps the floor warm, is easy on the knees yet is dense so balance work is not compromised.
Great product and good service.
The only problem was the shipping which was an issue with the freight company. I would consider switching companies to one that actually wants to work. There's plenty of independent drivers out of work that would be much more reliable than a big unionized company. In the end I had an independent driver deliver the mats because yellow freight messed up and then wouldn't work on Saturday. Not impressive in these economic times.
Besides that love the product and the people I had to deal with were knowledgable, friendly and stayed on top of the freight situation.
Corrine Fuentes
I ordered about 400 square feet of the 1/2" Mega Rolls with the eggshell flake for a home gym I built in my basement. These rolls are easily of equal or better quality than those I have seen in commercial health clubs. They look absolutely incredible and seem virtually indestructible. I would highly recommend these floors to anyone. You won't be disappointed!
The material 'feels' as if it will last forever and i expect it to work perfectly. the flooring had a nice 'side-effect' in that it seems to do a good job of deadening the sound in the room.
the install went nearly flawlessly, the only problems being that working with adhesive can be messy and the rubber flooring is heavy (over 150# for a 13' x 48" roll). reading and following the instructions available on-line is time well spent.
We ordered three custom sized rubber rolls for our home gym and they look great. The install was pretty easy but make sure to have a sharp blade on your cutting tool. The flooring cleans up easy and make our home gym look just like a health club.
I recently purchased a 1/2" Mega Rubber Roll to use as a surface for kettle bell weight training in my garage. The entire process from start to finish was outstanding. The website is well-designed, the variety of products is superb, price and speed of shipping/delivery were great, and I am thrilled with the product. Kettle bell training with heavy weights on a cement garage floor can take a toll on flooring surfaces, and the Mega Roll looks like it's up to the task. Follow-up from the company has been great - the website is now on my favorites list and will be my first choice for future needs of this nature - which should be soon as I look to convert my basement into a home gym.
I found the product to be just what we needed. The customer service that I received was great. Couldn't of asked for better.
Everything was fine.
Excellent quality, good price. Shipped on schedule and arrived overnight.
I use the rubber flooring roll in my gym and it is under constant abuse. Weight plates are dropped on it repeatedly and it takes all that abuse and more. It still looks as good as when I first received it.


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'Land Use Manager' topic at DOE board
The Oct. 10 meeting of the Dept. of Energy's Site Specific Advisory Board will include a presentation by Jason Darby on the "Land Use Manager" process.
According to info distributed by the board, "The Land Use Manager is a coordinated system for automating the stewardship tracking process at the DOE Oak Ridge Reservation for the 55 sites where waste has been left in place above unrestricted-use levels."
The meeting will be held at 6 p.m . Oct. 10 at the DOE Information Center, 1 Science.gov Way, in Oak Ridge.
Here's the agenda:
I. Welcome and Announcements (D. Martin) 6:006:05
A. Next Meeting: Wednesday, November 14, 6:00 p.m., DOE Information Center
Presentation Topic: Accumulated Waste & Material Disposition Activity
II. Comments from the Deputy Designated Federal Officer, and the DOE, EPA, and TDEC Liaisons (S. Cange, D. Adler, C. Jones, J. Owsley) 6:056:20
III. Public Comment Period (S. Yahr) 6:206:30
IV. Presentation: Land Use Manager Process (Jason Darby) 6:307:05
Question and Answer Period 7:057:20
V. Additions/Approval of Agenda 7:30
VI. Motions 7:307:35
A. September 12, 2012, Meeting Minutes (C. Jensen)
B. Second Consecutive Absence--Scott McKinney (C. Jensen)
C. Recommendation on Availability of DOE Environmental Management
Documents (S. Gawarecki)
VII. Responses to Recommendations & Comments (D. Adler) 7:357:40
VIII. Committee Reports 7:407:50
A. Board Finance & Process (G. Paulus)
B. Environmental Management (B. Hatcher)
C. Public Outreach (S. McKinney)
D. Stewardship (C. Staley)
E. Executive (D. Martin)
IX. Federal Coordinator's Report (M. Noe) 7:50-7:55
X. Additions to Agenda 7:558:00
XI. Adjourn 8:00

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A 37 mile circular route through the Lecale district of Co Down, starting and ending in Downpatrick. The route can be reduced by taking one of many alternative routes. The route visits many pre-historic and more recent buildings and artefacts. There is also the possibility to visit the golden beach at Ballyhornan. Tyrella Beach is also a very popular attraction which lies nearby.
|37 miles
|Nearest Town
|OS Map
|Sheet 21
|Route Type
|Coastal, Parkland and Grassland, Urban
|Route Shape
|Lecale Coast
|Grid Ref (Start)
|Public Roads
|On Public Road
|Grid Ref (End)
The Lecale district of County Down, made famous in song by Van Morrison, is criss-crossed with a network of roads most of which are nearly traffic free. At 37 miles this route may appear long but it can easily be reduced by taking any one of the many alternative roads. The route meanders through an area abundant in pre-historic and more recent buildings and artefacts. Starting in Downpatrick close to Down Cathedral, you will pass close to the Racecourse and Ballydugan Lake before reaching Loughinisland and historic churches. Re-crossing the A25, you pass close to the mysterious Ballynoe Stone Circles before reaching the coast at Ballyhornan and its golden beach. Following the shoreline north to Kilclief Castle (open to the public) the route turns inland then southwards through the villages of Ballyculter and Ballycruttle before turning towards Downpatrick. Parts of this route are suitable for off-road bikes only.
This route has accessible toilet facilities.
Armagh & Down Cycling Guide
i did an alternative of this route with a friend, going anti clockwise through ardglass to strangford and back. the section immediately after strangford is gravel, not really suited to road bike. there may be other sections that are not great for road bike, bascially take a spare tube. there are some lovely quiet roads and scenery though so....
A great route for young & old. Offers great scenery & places of interest, best of all is that you're never more than 8 miles from Downpatrick.
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From viewing all the posts in the last few days, it seems as if Travis and Frye have been the main players behind all of the trades. The main problem is people give Travis a wide range of values.
So I'm asking you Bedge Nation, what do you feel Travis is worth in a trade? I'd like people to elaborate on why they've come to their conclusion. If you think he's only worth another role player let us know why (maybe he's always going to be a 6th man, he's already reached his ceiling, etc).
This is by far one of the smartest blogs in sports, I'm interested to see what the majority of us think.


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Kapil Dhingra, MB, BS
Director — Chairman
Kapil Dhingra, MB, BS, is managing member of KAPital Consulting, a healthcare consulting firm he founded in 2008, which provides oncology-related strategic consulting services to biopharmaceutical companies. From 1999̵;2008, he served in positions of increasing responsibility at Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc., including vice president, head, Oncology Disease Biology Leadership team; and head, Oncology Clinical Development. He also worked as a senior clinical research physician at Eli Lilly. Before and during his tenures at both Eli Lilly and Hoffmann-LaRoche, Dr. Dhingra maintained an active academic career first as an assistant professor at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, then as a clinical associate professor at Indiana University School of Medicine and, most recently, as a clinical affiliate at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Dr. Dhingra also serves on several emerging life science company boards. He received his MB, BS degrees (equivalent to an MD degree in the USA) from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences.
Joseph Boystak
Mr. Boystak has been a director of Exosome Diagnostics since May 2009 and serves as Chairman of the Audit Committee. He is President and CEO of Brightwaters Capital, LLC, a venture capital firm based in Los Angeles that focuses on life sciences, medical devices, diagnostics, health care and nanotechnology. He also serves as Managing Director and CEO of Hudson | Brightwaters, a boutique merchant bank. Previously, Boystak spent more than 20 years as an investment banker with several major Wall Street firms and completed over $15 billion of financing and advisory transactions. He most recently served as founding Managing Director of the Global Life Science Group at Jefferies & Co. He is currently Co-Founder and Chairman of NanoPacific Holdings, Inc. and is Co-Founder and Managing Member of Bruin Biometrics, LLC. He also serves on the Health Advisory Board at The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and is a member of the UCLA Foundation Board of Governors. Mr. Boystak received his B.A. from Boston University and Master of Health Science from The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Peter Johann, PhD
Dr. Johann is a Managing General Partner of NGN Capital. He joined NGN Capital from Boehringer Ingelheim, where he was the Division Head of Corporate Development responsible for strategic planning, strategic projects, M&A, business development and licensing. Prior to this, Mr. Johann has served at F. Hoffmann-La Roche as Global Business Leader where he led global business teams and was responsible for global marketing of oncology products as well as evaluation of pipeline products from internal and external sources. Dr. Johann joined Roche from Boehringer Mannheim, where he was Head of Business Development and Marketing Molecular Medicine. Dr. Johann obtained his PhD from the Technical University Munich. Dr. Johann holds Board seats with Cerapedics (Observer), Exosome, Horizon Pharma (after the Nitec merger), Micromet, Resverlogix, Vivaldi Biosciences and held Board and Observer seats at Jerini and Santhera respectively.
James R. McCullough
Mr. McCullough is one of our founders and has been Chief Executive Officer since inception in May of 2008. From March of 2001 to October of 2006, Mr. McCullough was the Chief Executive Officer of AusAm Biotechnologies, Inc., a biotechnology company developing diagnostics to identify kidney and cardiovascular diseases. At AusAm, Mr. McCullough oversaw commercial development, FDA clearance, and marketing and distribution for Accumin, a diagnostic for detection of patients at risk for early-stage kidney and cardiovascular disease. He received his BA from Boston University in 1990, and his MBA from the Columbia Graduate School of Business in 1995.
Geert-Jan Mulder, MD
Geert-Jan Mulder, General Partner at Forbion Capital Partners (formerly ABN AMRO Capital Life Sciences), is an MD and accredited Pharmaceutical Physician. Before joining the pharmaceutical industry, he gained his clinical experience at the University Medical Center of Utrecht (UMC) in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He then joined Searle (now Pfizer) as Medical Advisor in the field of arthritis and pain (COX-2 technology) and worked on the local and European positioning of celecoxib. After working at Searle, he joined Byk Gulden (now Nycomed) where his department was responsible for clinical development in The Netherlands dealing with the design and execution of numerous corporate clinical trials in the fields of Gastroenterology, Respiratory (asthma and COPD), Intensive Care Medicine and Imaging. Dr. Mulder currently serves on a number of boards and assists portfolio companies in their clinical development programs and overall strategy.
Joe Slattery
Mr. Slattery joined the Exosome Diagnostics Board of Directors in June 2013. He is currently the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Baxano Surgical, Inc., after serving as a member of its Board of Directors and Chairman of its Audit Committee from November 2007 until April 2010. He also serves on the Board of Directors of CVRx, Inc. a privately held company developing implantable technology for the treatment of hypertension and heart disease, and served as a Director, Chairman of the Audit Committee and member of the Nominating & Governance Committee of Micromet, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company engaged in the discovery, development and commercialization of antibodies for the treatment of cancer, inflammation and autoimmune diseases, which was acquired by Amgen in March, 2012 for $1.2 billion. Mr. Slattery was Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President, Digene Corporation, a molecular diagnostics company that developed and marketed the first FDA-approved test for Human Papillomavirus that was acquired by Qiagen, N.V. in 2007 for $1.6 billion. Mr. Slattery received a B.S. degree in Accountancy from Bentley University and is a Certified Public Accountant.
Steven L. Soignet, MD
Dr. Soignet is a co-founder of Arcus Ventures. In 2003, he became a venture partner of Cross Atlantic Partners, a healthcare and biotechnology venture capital fund. Dr. Soignet held a faculty appointment in the Developmental Chemotherapy Service at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, and in the Department of Medicine at Cornell University Medical Center. His primary research focus was in early phase clinical drug development in both hematological and solid tumors. He was a lead investigator of a Pilot and a large USA Multicenter Trial that led to FDA and European approval of arsenic trioxide for the treatment of relapsed acute promyelocytic leukemia. Dr. Soignet's research has been published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Leukemia, Blood, Journal of Clinical Oncology and Clinical Cancer Research. Dr. Soignet received his B.S. from the University of New Orleans, and his M.D. (AOA, honors) from Louisiana State University School of Medicine. His fellowship training was in medical oncology/hematology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.


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The opening takes place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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The Hawaiian Renaissance: Guest Post from Surfing The Nations
Aloha friends!
I have a real treat for you today.
While I am enjoying a little Spring Break action with family in town, the lovely and talented Emily Jones from Surfing the Nations is sharing a guest post here! Surfing the Nations is preparing for their annual ART SHOW next weekend, and this seemed like a good time to have Emily share a little about some of the amazing work STN is doing to make a difference right here on our island. ENJOY! (And be sure to click on the "Into the Wild" Art Show link in the post to see the darling little video INVITE!)
The Hawaiian Renaissance
The Renaissance that spread throughout Europe from the 14th to 17th century is familiar to most of us. Literally translated as "rebirth", the Renaissance was a period where countries that had been previously barraged by crises came out of their despair to experience a renewed enthusiasm for life. This enthusiasm manifested in new discoveries in the fields of music, science, exploration, architecture and the arts. Yet when most people think about the Renaissance, the first thing that comes to mind is art; the immortal images that remind us of the beauty that man can bring to the world.
Fast forward to 2008, to Ohai Street, an urban street in Wahiawa, Hawaii, once known as "Blood Alley" for the amount of violent deaths that occurred there. Violence, crime, and gang activity were just some of the words associated with Ohai; and caught in midst of it all were the children. A humanitarian organization, Surfing The Nations, had just moved into the neighborhood and acquired an old building that was once a bar and the derelict adjoining apartment building. Among the many programs that Surfing The Nations ran, there was an obvious need for a program to care for the neighborhood kids who were unsupervised and looking for something to do.
The Ulu Pono Kids program was started in January 2009. "Ulu Pono", Hawaiian phrase meaning to thrive on a righteous path, started out small, with after school activities like shooting hoops at the park and helping with homework. With funding from Friends of Hawaii Charities, Ulu Pono was able to hire professional instructors in the fine arts to establish a program to bring opportunities the arts to the kids of lower Wahiawa.
Surfing The Nations wanted the kids to express themselves through art, but also to know how valuable their work was. They did this by putting on their very own art show. Well-known artists were invited to attend and display their artwork in a gallery alongside the children's. The art shows were brilliant successes, with performances from the kids, inspiring speakers, and of course, the children's art proudly being displayed, and some pieces even being purchased.
One of the most touching stories of Renaissance-like progress is the story of Bryant. Bryant is 10 years old, from the Marshall Islands, and is as energetic and loud as they come. When he first starting coming to Ulu Pono, Bryant was constantly teased by his peers since he was in the third grade and still unable to read. He'd lost confidence in himself and his ability to create anything of worth. As soon as Bryant was given a paintbrush, or a pencil, it was obvious that he had a gift. Progressively, the boy who was usually fidgety became extremely focused; the boy who used to give up on things was eager to finish his work, even asking for more projects.
Surfing The Nations, through the Ulu Pono program, is striving to introduce a new way of living to the kids of Ohai Street. Their vision is that the neighborhood's history of addiction, abuse and crime would not be repeated in this next generation; that a monumental change would take place that would restore the beauty of Wahiawa. Through something like art, hope would spread like spilled paint,with tracks marking a trail for others to follow.
The thing about the Renaissance that perhaps affected the world more deeply than anything is the re-emerging of hope; the hope that reclaimed human identity. The rebirth of the truth that life had value and worth, and people were capable of bringing beauty in places where struggle and death reigned. That sorrow had its end, and abundant life had a chance. -EJ
If you are on Oahu, come be a part of history in the making at the "Into The Wild" Art Show, Saturday, March 30th, 6-10 PM at Surfing The Nations headquarters, 63 South Kamehameha Highway, Wahiawa, Oahu.
To keep up with what Surfing The Nations is doing, check out their twitter, Facebook and instagram.
Emily Jones is a humanitarian writer volunteering full-time with Surfing The Nations, a non-profit organization based in Wahiawa, Hawaii. Emily has a passion for media, kids and the unending process of learning! She employs all these passions through her creative work: writing for the STN blog weekly, creative direction on videos and managing all the social media outlets for the organization like Pintrest, Instagram and Twitter. When she's not working, you can find EmJ chuckling along to Jimmy Fallon, cooking up a storm, listening to her online philosophy lectures or cruising with friends.
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Arizona State moves up in national polls after rout of rival Arizona, at No. 11 in BCS
Originally published: Dec 1, 2013 - 10:40 am
So where did the Sun Devils' impressive regular season put them in the national polls?
After Saturday night's 58-21 drubbing of UA in the Territorial Cup, ASU (10-2, 8-1) finds itself at No. 11 in the AP Top 25, No. 13 in the USA Today Coaches Poll and No. 13 in the Harris Poll.
Despite the big win, the Sun Devils did not crack the top 10 in the BCS Standings. They improved just one spot Sunday, coming in at No. 11.
ASU is one of four Pac-12 teams -- Stanford (No. 7), Oregon (No. 12) and UCLA (No. 17) -- ranked in the AP Top 25 poll.
The Sun Devils are currently on a seven-game win streak -- their longest win streak since the 2007 campaign. That season, ASU raced out to an 8-0 record before finishing 10-3 after a loss to Texas in the Pacific Life Holiday Bowl.
Saturday night's Pac-12 title game against the Cardinal will start at 5:45 p.m and can be heard on KTAR 92.3 FM.
- ESPN ranks ASU's Taylor Kelly and Jaelen Strong among top 100 players in college football
- ASU coach Todd Graham excited for Taylor Kelly and offense's potential in 2014
- Arizona State coach Todd Graham confident defense will be fine
- Michael Crow and Larry Scott agree that change needs to happen
- ASU president Michael Crow: compensate coaches on performance
- Dr. Michael Crow, ASU president - Wednesday July 23ASU president Dr. Michael Crow is this week�s guest on the Fork Report.
- Adam Archuleta, former ASU & NFL defensive back - Wednesday July 16Former ASU & NFL DB Adam Archuleta is the guest on this week�s ASU Fork Report.
- Darren Woodson, former Sun Devil & NFL defensive back - Wednesday July 9Former Sun Devil DB Darren Woodson shares his thoughts on ASU football.
- Herb Sendek- ASU men's bball coach - Wednesday June 25ASU men's basketball coach Herb Sendek talks Sun Devil basketball and the NBA Draft.
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Location is supreme for Summerlyn Place apartments, located off I-40 at exit 41 in Burlington, NC. Discover spacious and smoke-free one, two and three bedroom apartments ranging from 907-1479 square feet, some of the largest apartments in Burlington. Just .5 miles from Huffman Mills and Alamance Crossing shopping centers, and an easy 13 mile drive to the ever popular Tanger Outlet Mall.When it comes to outdoor sports and recreation, Burlington City Park is 3 miles, Elon Dog Park is 2 miles and Lake Mackintosh & Marina is just 3 miles. Of course, Burlington is home to Elon College only 2 miles, Alamance Community College is 8 miles and only .5 miles to Burlingtons largest company, LabCorp. Its no secret, Summerlyn Place apartments has superb, custom designed community and apartment features; putting green, wet bars, ceiling fans and alarm systems, to mention a few. And last but not least, Summerlyn Place has newly upgraded apartments available, such upgrades include new Energy-STAR appliances, full-size washers & dryers, new kitchen cabinets and bath vanities, stainless steel appliances, bushed nickel finishesand more! When searching for your perfect apartment in Burlington, make sure you have Summerlyn Place on your visit list. The friendly and professional management and service team is looking forward to meeting you!
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On September 30, 1962, an Angel was born to Robert Williams and Marcia Watkins McClarty. She was given the name Lisa Dianne Williams.
Lisa grew up in Muskogee and Milwaukee, Wisconsin and attended school in both cities.
After graduation from High School, Lisa returned to Muskogee to enter the work force. She began working at Corning Glass, Dillard's Department Store, and then to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections at Eddie Warrior in Taft, Oklahoma. She returned to Milwaukee later, where she was employed by the Brady Corporation. Keeping her faith with God, she was an active member of Praise Fellowship Church of God in Christ, under the leadership of Pastor Robert Johnson.
In her 50th year, Lisa Dianne dozed into the tranquil peace of eternal slumber. She was met at Heaven's Pearly Gates with open, loving arms by her grandparents, Elijah and Lula M. Watkins, Robert Williams and Louise Patton, and her father, Robert Williams.
Those remaining to lament her death while yet cherishing loving memories of her smile and laughter; 7 children, Sheree Griffin, Janell Brooks, Courtney Brooks, Jalesa and Simone White, Jamel and Jamal White; her mother, Marcia McClarty, Muskogee; her step-father, Donald McCLarty; her step-mother, Patricia Quezaine, both of Milwaukee, Wisconsin; 7 brothers, Kevin [Lillian] Williams, Heartland, Texas, Marcus [Selena] McClarty, Oklahoma City, Robert III, Demetrios Williams, Bobby Vann, Montreal and Monte Glosson, all of Milwaukee; 3 sisters, Donna [Bo] Matlock, Ashley Williams, all of Milwaukee, Collette Kemp, Norfolk, Virginia, and her Aunt/Sister, Randy [Arther] McNac, Muskogee; 3 Aunts, Donna Hamilton, Muskogee and Brenda and Tony Williams, Milwaukee; the loves of her life, her babies, her grandchildren, Ilesia Brooks, MaKayla Sampson, Tyler Motley, Leah Rommel Fanger and Jace Nolen, all of Milwaukee; and a caravan of loving cousins, nieces, nephews, friends and church family.
The Hour of Celebration will commence on Saturday, February 23, 2013 at 11:00 AM in the Rayfield Baptist Church. Rev. Leroy Walker, Sr., is the gracious host Pastor and Pastor Robert Johnson, Pastor of Praise Fellowship Church of God in Christ, Milwaukee, will officiate. Burial will follow in the Booker T. Washington Cemetery. Friends are asked to assemble at the Church by 10:45 to receive the family at service time. Viewing will be prior to the services and the casket will not be opened at the conclusion of the ceremony.
You may visit Lisa, as she slumbers in sweet repose at the Keith D. Biglow Funeral Directors, Inc., on Friday from 10 AM until 6 PM.
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Six years ago, Cameron Ulrich as born with a congenital heart defect. Twelve days after birth he underwent pacemaker surgery.
The hope was the pacemaker would give Cameron's heart enough time to develop and ultimately have reconstructive surgery to correct his condition. But for the past six years Cam has been in and out of the hospital—and complications continue to arise.
Despite all the prayers and doctors efforts, Cameron's heart is not strong enough to support him anymore and he is in heart failure.
On Saturday, a benefit at the Stillwater VFW will support Cam and his family as they continue to navigate through tough times. The event takes place from 4-8 p.m.
Click here to read Cameron's full story on his CaringBridge site.
In August, Cameron spent three weeks in Boston having and recovering from a surgery to give him better function in hopes to perform the reconstructive surgery a few months down the line. However, the procedure in Boston did not have the outcome desired, so on Oct. 16 Cameron was transported from Children's Hospital in Minneapolis to Saint Mary's Hospital in Rochester to prepare for a heart transplant.
On Oct. 22 Cameron was placed on the heart transplant list. He continues to wait for a donor.
"We've known since before birth that he had a heart defect and he was very healthy until about a year ago. We've always thought that he'd need corrective surgery, but he started having heart failure before we could do something about it," Cameron's dad, Rob Ulrich told the Stillwater Gazette.
The benefit is an attempt to offset the Ulrich's medical, lodging and travel costs.
"We just want to be able to defray some medical-related costs and not have to worry about that part of it too much," Ulrich told the Gazette. "There's more than enough to stress out about right now and if we can get some funds to help with medical expenses it would be a big blessing for us all."
While Cameron is in Rochester, the Ulrichs have been commuting back and forth from the hospital to Stillwater in an effort to give Cameron's sister, Sydney, a sense of normalcy throughout the process.
All proceeds from the benefit will go toward the Cameron Ulrich Benefit Fund. There will be a bake sale and silent auction.
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Practice the art of fly-casting between Myrtleford and Harrietville on the Ovens River tributaries, including the Buffalo River, Buckland River, German Creek, and Morse's Creek (or the Bright Pool).
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While Museum of the Rockies paleontologists were busy discovering a record five T. rex skeletons
in eastern Montana last summer, another crew with Montana connections was searching for bones in a
remote corner of China, where political unrest nearly canceled the trip.
"We'd already spent a lot of money just to get to Beijing and didn't like the idea of going home,"
Montana State University research associate Frankie Jackson said of her August trip to Xinjiang
Tucked in the northwest corner of China, Xinjiang has a history of violence. The native Uygurs,
who are Muslims, want a separate state and have carried out bombings, riots and assassinations
in the region. Chinese authorities have cracked down and in July executed three Uygurs accused
of making bombs.
"The Beijing museum was worried about kidnapping," Jackson said during a recent slide show on the
MSU campus. "They thought we would be an easy target for the Uygurs if they wanted to make an
international statement about their fight for autonomy."
The museum suggested they cancel the rest of the trip or travel with armed guards. One paleontologist
who grew up in the region thought it was safe to go without guards but advised the group to keep
a low profile. That meant not wearing dinosaur T-shirts and staying out of local karaoke bars,
Jackson said.
Led by Luis Chiappe of the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, the seven-member crew
flew from Beijing to Urumqi, the Xinjiang capital. There they rented a vehicle and hired a driver
who was lost all the time. It took 10 hours to reach the village of Urho, population roughly 1,000,
in what Jackson described as the most dangerous part of the trip.
"The roads are so poor and the people drive like maniacs," she explained. "I thought the Argentines
were bad [drivers], but they don't even compare to this region."
From Urho, the group hiked for miles through what's called the Junggar Basin during their three-week
stay. Daytime temperatures averaged around 100 degrees.
They were looking for bones from the early Cretaceous period--about 75 million years ago. They
found flying reptiles called Pterasaurs, small theropod dinosaurs, part of a stegosaur, and
numerous turtle skeletons. The bones will be shipped to the U.S. for study but will return to China.
In the evenings they stayed at a hotel in Urho. Anonymity for the crew--two Americans, four
Argentines and one Italian--was impossible.
"We might as well have been from Mars," Jackson said. "Everywhere we went we had to get used to
being stared at, a lot. People would just stand and stare--in the restaurants, at the market. We
were the only foreigners the town had ever seen."
While eating shish-kebabs one night, the paleontologists were joined by a middle-aged man whose
daughter spoke English. The man introduced Jackson's group to his entire family and invited them
to a street dance. Nearly everyone in town wanted to dance with the foreigners and formed a tight
knot around them as hard-rock music blared from loudspeakers.
"We were hardly keeping the low profile we were instructed to," Jackson commented.
The paleontologists returned to the U.S. on Sept. 3, and a week later a truck carrying explosives
blew up in the western suburbs of the Xinjiang capital and killed 60 people.
"It looks like the danger might have been greater than we appreciated at the time," Jackson said.
Nevertheless, Jackson hopes to return to China next year. She has dug for dinosaurs in Patagonia,
also with the Los Angeles museum. In 1998 she co-authored a paper that described dinosaur eggs and
rare embryos found at the now-famous site.
"Frankie is indisputably one of the world's experts on dinosaur eggs," MSU earth sciences
department head Jim Schmitt said.
"There are only three of us," Jackson joked.
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GULLANE, Scotland — Two dozen cameras were in position Monday morning to capture the first big moment of this British Open, only they weren't anywhere near the golf course. They waited in the driveway as a silver station wagon pulled through the gate and stopped in front of the clubhouse at Muirfield.
Ernie Els climbed out of the back seat holding the shiny claret jug he won last year at Royal Lytham & St. Annes, and he promptly handed it over to Royal & Ancient chief executive Peter Dawson.
"Thank you," Dawson told him. "You've been a great champion."
Now it's up to the 43-year-old South African to reclaim the silver prize, and that doesn't figure to be easy.
Els won last month in Germany. He won the last time the Open was played at Muirfield in 2002. He has more top 10s in the British Open than any other major. But he has this piece of history working against him — the last major champion in his 40s to successfully defend his title was Old Tom Morris, and that was 151 years ago.
The Big Easy is not a betting man, but he was asked to pick someone to wager a pound on at Muirfield.
"I'd have to look at the odds, wouldn't I?" he said, trying to buy time. "Maybe a long shot. I like to go for the long shots."
That's what he might have been considered last year at Royal Lytham. He was winless on a major tour in two years, failed to qualify for the Masters for the first time in nearly two decades and was No. 40 in the world. But he was close to flawless on the back nine and was the recipient of a shocking collapse by Adam Scott, who made bogey on his last four holes to finish one shot behind.


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HUNTINGTON — Logansport's girls basketball team put it all together in an impressive win at Huntington North Saturday.
The 13th-ranked Lady Berries recorded a 78-44 win on the road for their 18th straight North Central Conference victory.
"We played like the vision I have in my head of how we're supposed to play," Logan coach Jerry Hoover said.
Whitney Jennings said after Friday's senior night win over Twin Lakes that she was looking for redemption after an off shooting night. She had that an then some, as she was super, scintillating and sensational in recording 36 points, 12 assists, nine rebounds, four blocks and three steals. She was 17 of 27 from the field (63 percent).
"The ringleader is Whitney," Hoover said. "She controlled the tempo of the game both offensively and defensively."
Not only did Jennings have a big game, the rest of her teammates did as well. In fact it may have been the best the Berries have played all season, though the highest quality win remains Anderson on Dec. 21.
Nakeya Penny just missed a double-double with 20 points and nine boards, and she added three steals and was 8 of 12 from the field. Sydney Bullard was also in double figures with 12 points and added six rebounds, two steals and two blocks. Maddie Dalton had six points on 2 of 5 shooting from 3. Kennedy Curl also knocked down a triple and finished with four points and added three steals. Sam Kain chipped in four rebounds.
"It was good that we got a third scorer in there that Syd got 12," Hoover said. "Whitney and Nakeya, they're always going to get theirs or you would think that nine out of 10 nights they're going to get theirs, but with Syd coming in and I thought Kennedy Curl and Dalton played very well. Everybody played well. There wasn't anybody that was in the game that did not play well and play what we refer to as Lady Berry Basketball."


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Bedford officials made the right call when they decided to hold a community meeting to discuss the reported home invasion of Nov. 24 that left Dr. Eduardo Quesada severely injured. The two-week delay in providing useful information to the public had a lot of people on edge. Unfortunately, new Police Chief John Bryfonski erred in refusing to answer a resident's question about homeowner self-defense rights.
People want to know how forceful the law says they can be when facing an assailant at home. Bryfonski should have had a ready answer for that predictable quesiton. Better yet, he could have had copies of the law to give to residents. Since he did not, we shall. The law regarding the use of deadly force in self-defense is RSA 627:4:II. It states:
"A person is justified in using deadly force upon another person when he reasonably believes that such other person:
(a) Is about to use unlawful, deadly force against the actor or a third person;
(b) Is likely to use any unlawful force against a person present while committing or attempting to commit a burglary;
(c) Is committing or about to commit kidnapping or a forcible sex offense; or
(d) Is likely to use any unlawful force in the commission of a felony against the actor within such actor's dwelling or its curtilage."
The law also states that merely displaying a firearm in response to "a threat which would be considered by a reasonable person as likely to cause serious bodily injury or death to the person or to another" is not a criminal act. Now you know.
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The Microsoft pop-up store in the Mall in Columbia officially opened on Friday just outside of Lord and Taylor.
The store is only a kiosk, but it was one of the most popular places in the mall on Friday. The kiosk consists of a couple tables with about a dozen Microsoft Surfaces—the company's new tablet—on display.
Surface went on sale on Friday and customers seemed excited to try it out. Finding a spot at the table to play with one was tough, with customers spending fairly long periods of time sliding their fingers across screens, tapping away at the flip-down keyboard and surfing the web. The Surface looks very similar to an iPad, with a sleek thin design, one circular home button and the ability to browse the Web with finger control.
It has been meticulously designed," said store manager Ashley Cannon.
At the kiosk location there were almost as many pink-shirted Microsoft employees as there were people trying out the new tablet.
Cannon said that although larger Microsoft stores have displays for other products such as software and Xbox, the kiosk at the mall was focused on selling the Surface.
"We have Xbox for sale," said Cannon, "but it's so popular now that we've decided to focus on our new products, particularly the Surface."
At the checkout Ash Bonebrake, of Frederick, was purchasing a Surface.
"I've got to check it out," said Bonebrake, an app developer. "I need to make sure I have the latest and greatest technology."
Bonebrake said the feature he's most excited about is the tablet's ability to run Microsoft Office, a feature he said is not available on Apple's iPad.
Juan Stevens, of Owings Mills, also bought a Surface on Friday.
"I'm a Microsoft person and I've been looking for a good tablet," said Stevens. "I love the Microsoft services and the hardware is beautiful."
Surface costs $499 for the 32 GB model, $599 for the 32 GB with keyboard and $699 for the 64 GB model with keyboard.
The store at the mall is one of Microsoft's 34 holiday stores that opened recently, according to Cannon. Microsoft also has 28 brick and mortar stores across the country.
Microsoft officials at the store on Friday said they didn't know if the company planned to install a permanent location at the Columbia Mall after the holidays.
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---- — LIZTON — Stephanie Burdsall had three goals as the Danville girls' soccer team beat rival Tri-West 4-2 on Wednesday, pulling the Warriors closer to the Sagamore Conference crown.
The victory gave Danville a 12-1 record overall and 5-0 mark in conference play, while defending champ Tri-West dropped to 11-2 and 5-1, respectively. A win over Frankfort next Wednesday would give Danville the outright Sagamore title.
Wednesday's game was one the Warriors itched for.
"The past two years I've been here we lost to them in close games, and we waited for this game all summer, all preseason and all season," said Burdsall, whose hat trick gave her 40 goals for the season. "We're just really excited to have won."
First-year Danville coach Robert Dowhen got his first taste of the Warriors/Bruins rivalry.
"Tri-West is always good and they're always well-coached," Dowhen said. "They shut down a lot of what we want to work on, but our girls decided before we came here that after last year's loss that cost them the conference championship, they wanted that to change."
Tri-West lost leading scorer Hayley Stroup to a knee injury early in the first half, and the Bruins offense struggled to find its groove through most of the first 55 minutes.
"We battled some injuries off and on all night, but everybody stepped in and played great," Tri-West coach Billy Hall said. "We got down but fought back and gave ourselves a shot at the end."
Danville broke through eight minutes into the contest as Burdsall streaked through Tri-West's defense and got off an open, point-blank shot.
Burdsall almost had another goal seven minutes later, but a nice save by goalkeeper Karen Jones kept it a one-score game.
Danville's upped its lead with four minutes left in the first half when Aubrey Fox controlled a missed shot by Ella Davis, bounced one shot off the left post, and put the rebound in.
Tri-West's scoring opportunities were limited in the first half, as Katie Parsons and Marita VanDyke had the Bruins' only two shots on goal.
Tri-West scored with 25 minutes left in the second half, when a well-placed free kick from just right of the box by Paige Newton was headed in by Corbin Badger.
"I told them at halftime that we couldn't win the game unless we won the second half," Hall said. "They came out to put the pressure on and take some chances. That goal energized us and gave us a shot."
Burdsall scored with 12 minutes left when she cut across the top of the box and hooked a shot over Jones, but Tri-West again trimmed it to a one-goal margin with six minutes remaining when Newton buried a free kick into the back of the net.
With just over two minutes left, Burdsall scored with a roller into the right corner of the goal to clinch the win.
Dowhen said it was a big victory for his youthful squad.
"Let's be real here, with one senior, two juniors and the rest sophomores and freshmen, it's one heck of a win," he said. "Tri-West has nine seniors and they're not a team to be taken lightly. We practiced hard for them, and our girls fought for every ball and possession."


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6:30am Wednesday 30th January 2013 in News
A COUNCILLOR is worried about the viability of Corringham town centre after Blockbuster went into administration.
The store in Corringham has not yet been earmarked for closure, but Cllr Phil Smith, ward councillor for Stanford East and Corringham Town, has raised concerns for the future of the town and other High Streets across the borough.
He said: "This will be a blow. We lost the shoe shop Barratts last year and Thomas Cook. We have now got the possibility of losing Blockbusters. "There are empty shops in the town. In the short term, who is going to come into these?
"You only have to look at the recent past, where Corringham town centre had a real issue getting funding for the Christmas lights. It was thanks to hard work from a special committee that we got lights last year.
"I have confidence the town centre has a long term future, but it does need residents, traders and the council to support it to maintain its potential."
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Considering I wanted a market in the first place, and now more shops are closing, this should be re-assessed.
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Packt has recently published CFEngine 3 Beginner's Guide a new book that is the first and only book dedicated to the Cfengine framework. Written by Rajneesh, this book covers all Cfengine commands, promises, variables, functions and best practices, and is a step-by-step guide to setting up Cfengine and fully automating the configuration and management of laptops, desktops, servers, or mainframes.
CFEngine is a compact automation framework, which is not a very complex framework, but certainly is extensive. The Cfengine project was actually started in 1993 as a reaction to the complexity and non-portability of shell scripting for UNIX configuration management. Furthermore, Cfengine solutions are used by global organizations such as Facebook, AT&T, Cisco, eBay, LinkedIn, AMD, the U.S. Navy and five of the 10 largest banks on Wall Street.
CFEngine 3 Beginner's Guide starts off with instructions for installing and configuring the Cfengine server and clients, and moves on to configuring systems using Cfengine scripts. The author then walks the readers through the policy decision flow, conducting system and security audits. This is then followed by detailed discussions, through various examples, on how readers can use Cfengine to configure systems, users, networks, databases, web servers et al.
Using this book, users will learn to install and configure the Cfengine environment including the server and clients, to build complete systems including laptops, desktops, servers, mainframes, etc., to conduct system audits and detect anomalies in the desired state of a system, to monitor services and system states from a centralized policy server, to write difficult work flows to solve complex data centre issues, and to use advanced functions and variables inbuilt in Cfengine.
Part of Packt's Beginner's Guide series, this book is ideal for System Administrators or Configuration managers, who don't have any prior experience of Cfengine, and are looking out for a dependable tool to manage their infrastructure. The book is out now and available from Packt. To read more about it, please visit: www.packtpub.com/cfengine-3-beginners-guide/book.
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White Lantern Film is a feature film production company based on the South coast of England. Everyone at White Lantern Film loves the movies and are passionate about motion picture production. The company creates content for worldwide audiences with a strong focus on character driven narratives and strong dramatic genres. As the companies founder and Managing Director I have established a slate of independent feature films at various stages of development and production. We have released the award winning environmental documentary DRYING FOR FREEDOM and Psychological Thriller EMULSION. Slated for production is FRIEND REQUEST and THREE MILES TO NOTTINGHAM. Please visit www.whitelanternfilm.co.uk for more company information.
EMULSION is a Psychological Thriller about a man looking for his missing wife. When ISABELLA mysteriously disappears from a car park her husband, RONNY, becomes obsessed with finding her. In an attempt to stay close to her he even takes a job at the car park. It becomes his life. One night a prostitute is attacked in the car park and bundled into the boot of a car. Ronny chases the assailant deep into a forest where he eventually locates the car empty, apart from a reel of film. As Ronny avidly views the film he discovers the truth about his wife's disappearance that changes his life forever.
Drying For Freedom
Our planet's economic and environmental future hangs on an unlikely thread: the clothesline.
British filmmaker Steven Lake criss-crosses the world to unravel the reasons and consequences for the banishing of the clotheslines in favour of tumble dryers. Corporate America sold us an electric dream: replacing simple centuries-old outdoors line-drying with the electricity hungry dryer, increasing the demand for dirty coal energy across the globe. Now, developing nations are starting their own love affair with an electric utopia exponentially increasing the demands on an already threatened environment.
From the laundry-less gardens of sunny California to India's communal open air Laundromats, DRYING FOR FREEDOM is a voyage into the new environmental battlefield where money, status and class come first and our planet is a poor second.
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Saffold will be out at least a month with a right knee injury.||||||| Coach Jeff Fisher said Saffold has a third-degree MCL sprain and other damage to the knee, but said it was not season-ending. Saffold was hurt advancing a fumble in the first quarter Sunday in the Rams' 31-28 victory over the Redskins. He was a surprise starter after being hospitalized with a neck strain in Detroit after the opener and listed as questionable prior to the game.
Saffold will start in Sunday's home opener against Washington.||||||| Saffold was a full participant Thursday and Friday, days after being hospitalized for several hours with what the team termed a significant neck strain. He was carted off the field in Detroit when he was injured in the opener.
Saffold has been carted off the field with an injury in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions.||||||| Saffold crumpled awkwardly after disengaging from Lions safety John Wendling on a long St. Louis pass. The Rams scored a touchdown on the play to take a 20-13 lead with 9:45 remaining. Saffold remained down for several minutes, and some Rams players held hands and formed a prayer circle on their sideline. Saffold was eventually lifted onto the cart but did not appear to be moving much.
Saffold has been placed on injured reserve with a torn pectoral muscle.||||||| Saffold was a second round draft pick last year and was immediately plugged into the lineup at left tackle.
Saffold's injured left shoulder were negative, and he wa active for Sunday's game at Denver.||||||| Saffold aggravated an injury sustained earlier in the season on pass protecting late in Sunday's 34-17 loss to the Atlanta Falcons. Saffold said Monday the shoulder was very sore, but he anticipated that rehab would help keep him on the field. He was the first pick of the second round in this year's draft and has started every game at left tackle. Coach Steve Spagnuolo said Saffold was day to day.


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