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Cheri Leavy
An eighth generation of Georgia's sea islands and Brunswick, Cheri Harden Leavy grew up in the small town atmosphere of St. Simons Island. With a love of everything southern, she went to Mississippi for school. Oxford and Ole Miss captivated her. ... Read More about Cheri Leavy »
The UGA Alumni Show on WUGA-TV
Posted on 02/18/2013 by Cheri Leavy
Your Alumni Association is proud to present The UGA Alumni Show on WUGA-TV! The show is a collection of interviews with UGA alumni, faculty, students, and administration. During the interviews, the guests share personal stories and news about the University. The air dates and times for episode fo... Read full story
JOIN WeAreBulldawgs.com - A Grassroots Effort to Unite the Bulldawg Nation (alumni, students & fans)
Posted on 02/06/2013 by Cheri Leavy
As the team at Bulldawg Illustrated nears completion of ten years of covering all things Georgia, this labor of love is still a ton of fun. Through photos as well as lifestyle and sports articles, we have created a community meeting spot for Georgia alumni, students and supporters in print and on... Read full story
Dawgs On Top! 2012 SEC Championship
Posted on 11/29/2012 by Cheri Leavy
UGA SEC Championship Hype Song. Created by students from start to finish in little over a day to share the fun and excitement spreading around campus. This video is for the students, fans, faculty, team, and the BULLDOG NATION. We ready to win the SEC! Dawgs on Top. Read full story
Dawgs On Top! 2012 SEC Championship
Posted on 11/29/2012 by Cheri Leavy
UGA SEC Championship Hype Song. Created by students from start to finish in little over a day to share the fun and excitement spreading around campus. This video is for the students, fans, faculty, team, and the BULLDOG NATION. We ready to win the SEC! Dawgs on Top Watch Video
Why we created the network WeAreBulldawgs.com
Posted on 11/19/2012 by Cheri Leavy
As the team at Bulldawg Illustrated nears completion of ten years of covering all things Georgia, this labor of love is still a ton of fun. Through photos as well as lifestyle and sports articles, we have created a community meeting spot for Georgia alumni, students and supporters in print and on... Read full story
Posted on 09/17/2012 by Cheri Leavy
SONIA STEFFES FASHION MERCHANDISING AWARD FUND AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA was established as a gift for Sonia Says owner, Sonia Steffes, in 2010. Through donations from colleagues, family, and friends, this fund is able to provide general support to undergraduate students majoring in Fashion Me... Read full story
Heery's and Tibi keep Bulldog belles stylish on gameday!
Posted on 09/17/2012 by Cheri Leavy
Bulldog belles love to wear Tibi from Heery's Clothes Closet on gameday. The incredible clothing line is designed by a University of Georgia graduate, Amy Wallin Smilovic. Enjoy excerpts from a past interview with Amy. Katie McShan is wearing a Tibi shift dress with Frye Paige boots and a Rebe... Read full story
Ten more tips for Mizzou
Posted on 09/07/2012 by Cheri Leavy
Out and about today, we met more neat locals (Brian Treece and Mary Phillips) that gave us some new spots to add to our list. What a treat to share a table with these two at Booches over mini-burgers and bloody marys. We hit it off immediately with talk of historic preservation, the culture of ... Read full story
Top Ten Tips for Mizzou Trip
Posted on 09/07/2012 by Cheri Leavy
Vance and I got to Columbia yesterday arriving on a plane packed with Bulldogs. The Bulldogs haven't played Missouri since 1960 when Fran Tarkenton led the Dawgs to a Georgia victory in the Orange Bowl. So this is a really fun and important road trip to welcome our new members of the Sout... Read full story
Rising Star Chefs of Athens: Whitney Otawka and Peter Dale
Posted on 08/27/2012 by Cheri Leavy
Known as a music mecca since the 1980s, it is exciting to see Athens' burgeoning food culture. Call me a foodie nerd but there is something fascinating in listening to your well-versed server talk about not only the ingredients in the dish but where they came from too. That is what you can expe... Read full story
The Dawg House at The McGladrey Classic
Posted on 08/23/2012 by Cheri Leavy
Join fellow UGA alumni and fans inside the DAWG HOUSE while you cheer for your favorite PGA TOUR players, including tournament host- Davis Love III and former bulldog standouts- Chris Kirk, Harris English, and Brian Harman, just to name a few. The DAWG HOUSE features a premium location with views... Read full story
We would like to welcome Annie Trice to our team at BI and guide2athens!
Posted on 07/31/2012 by Cheri Leavy
One of the joys of my job is working with wonderful students from the University of Georgia. If you keep up with us at Bulldawg Illustrated, you already know how much we love our interns. They keep us and the publications and websites we work on charged with energy and ideas! I am so excited to... Read full story
'In the Kitchen' with Missy Sennowitz
Posted on 07/23/2012 by Cheri Leavy
Missy Sennowitz is a cutie from Swainsboro, Ga. that enjoyed college in Athens as a Alpha Delta Pi and was graduated from the University of Georgia pharmacy school. She met her husband, Karl, while he was doing his residency at Emory University after he studied medicine at the University of Mich... Read full story
Publisher's Note: Tennis anyone? Get out and support our teams
Posted on 05/14/2012 by Cheri Leavy
The past several weekends have seen Athens hopping and there is only more to come before school (K-12) is out for the summer and families head to the coast. This spring offered up a jam-packed G-Day football weekend, Twilight Criterium, the Stadion Classic at UGA and the fun-filled UGA graduation... Read full story
We love our interns and want to welcome Katherine Parke to our team!
Posted on 05/14/2012 by Cheri Leavy
If you keep up with Bulldawg Illustrated at all then you know how much we love working with the Grady School students through internships. As a former high school English teacher, continuing my love of teaching through this role is very meaningful to me. I learn so much from them and the friends... Read full story
Bubba's win is #awesome for our golf edition
Posted on 04/16/2012 by Cheri Leavy
Hugh Acheson of southern foodie acclaim, with restaurants in Athens and Atlanta as well as stints as Top Chef Masters' competitor and judge, said it best on twitter, "Between Bubba Watson and John Isner, it's pretty cool to see some UGA Dawgs really shine in sports other than pigskin." Hugh... Read full story
Spotlight on UGA Graduates Jim Chasteen and Charlie Thompson
Posted on 03/20/2012 by Cheri Leavy
American Spirit Whiskey (ASW) launched in November of last year here in the south (made in Charleston, SC). Dubbed the most versatile whiskey in the world, the un-aged white whiskey has been refined and is a great sipping whiskey neat on the rocks, in addition to being very mixable. Charlie said... Read full story
In the Kitchen with the Athens Symphony Gala Committee
Posted on 03/20/2012 by Cheri Leavy
I had the pleasure of getting a sneak preview of Gracewood Villa, the spectacular estate of Geneele and Archie Crenshaw and the setting for the upcoming benefit gala for The Athens Symphony. An added bonus was the chance to enjoy some Tuscan fare created by gala co-chair and excellent cook John K... Read full story
It's time to spring forward Athenians
Posted on 03/20/2012 by Cheri Leavy
Hollywood came to Athens while Athens headed to the coast. Superstars Justin Timberlake, Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams and John Goodman were spotted all over the Classic City enjoying America's best college town while shooting "Trouble With the Curve." Superstars Alex Sams, Shooter Roberts, Greta Cov... Read full story
We are thrilled to welcome Caroline Kinney to our team as a sales associate
Posted on 02/27/2012 by Cheri Leavy
Caroline Kinney is a Washington & Lee "General" by diploma and a Georgia Bulldawg by marriage…her husband Matthew having graduated in '00 from UGA. Born in Atlanta, Caroline went to Westminster and spent many weekends going to UGA games with friends. After 8th grade, she moved with her family... Read full story
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Revs enjoying succes in winter ball
After playing for the Revs in 2012, starting pitcher Ryan Feierabend and infielders Chris Nowak, Joe Thurston and Johan Limonta are currently playing winter ball in the eight-team Venezuela League.
Feierabend, Thurston and Limonta are teammates with the Lara Cardinals. Thurston is manning the outfield and batting .197 through 15 games while Limonta holds a .353 average in seven games. Feierabend has posted 2.12 ERA through three starts.
The trio is on a team that is trickled with current or former major league talent. The roster includes, among others, Chicago Cubs' infielder Luis Valbuena, Chicago White Sox infielder Jose Lopez, Kansas City Royals' short stop Alcides Escobar, Atlanta Braves reliever Luis Avilan and former longtime big league infielders Cezar Izturis and Tomas Perez. Somerset Patriots' pitcher Justin Cassel, brother of Chiefs' quarterback Matt, is also playing for Lara, as is Southern Maryland Blue Crabs' pitcher Nick Green.
Nowak is hitting .263 with two homers in 11 games for Magellan's Navigators (these team names are awesome, aren't they?). Nowak is teammteas with some talented players as well, including Washington Nationals' catcher Jesus Flores and former Lancaster Barnstormers' infielder Jesus Merchan as well as former big league pitcher Gustavo Chacin, former big league outfielder Brandon Boggs and former New York Yankees' catcher Francisco Cervelli.
Revs' player-coach and Venezuela native Liu Rodriguez is also a bench coach for a team in the league.
Another member of the 2012 Revs' squad, reliever R.J. Rodriguez, is 1-1 with a 3.86 ERA in 11 appearances for the Guasave Cotton Growers (awesome name), of the winter Pacific Mexican League, where he is teammates with Lancaster Barnstormers' reliever Beau Vaughan and Somerset Patriots' utility man Freddy Sandoval.
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Like an auto club for boaters and anglers, the BoatUS Trailering Club offers roadside assistance services for disabled tow vehicles and boat trailers. The Club's Trailering Guys are Dustin Hoover, owner of Legendary Trailer Repairs, a mobile trailer repair service that specializes in trailer chassis repairs, and the BoatUS Foundation's own Ted Sensenbrenner, a lifelong boater with years of practical trailering experience shuttling his own boats to races.
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The BoatUS Trailering Club offers an array of helpful services for trailer boaters, including 24/7 roadside assistance that will tow a disabled boat trailer and it's tow vehicle up to 100 miles to a repair facility of your choice for just $14 a year (in addition to regular BoatUS dues of $24 annually). Battery jumps, fuel delivery and launch ramp winching are also offered. A $10 West Marine store coupon is included with all new memberships. Additional services and benefits include launch ramp fee rebates, a launch ramp locator line, discounts on marine supplies, and a subscription to BoatUS Trailering magazine with information on towing techniques, how-to, new products, trailer boating destinations and more.
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- Prepare the vegetables. - peel and chop onion - slice mushrooms - peel and crush garlic.
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- Add a little of the stock to the rice and keep stirring until stock is absorbed.
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The France to Germany railway connection is achieved by the TGV and ICE trains operating between the two countries. Trains departs from Paris and other main French cities (Marseille, Lyon, Strasbourg…) to reach Munich, Frankfurt, Stuttgart or other German cities. Watching the passing landscape from the comfort of your seat, will offer you a pleasant experience on board. This route has the particularity to have hosted the record breaking high speed train – 574 km/h (357 mph).
Popular journeys and travel durations
Journey | Travel time |
Paris - Frankfurt | 3h 49 |
Paris - Stuttgart | 3h 39 |
Paris - Karlsruhe | 3h 00 |
Mannheim - Paris | 3h 10 |
Munich - Paris | 6h 08 |
Stuttgart - Strasbourg | 1h 24 |
Frankfurt - Marseille | 7h44 |
Frankfurt Paris 03:49 $88 Munich Paris 06:07 $160 Stuttgart Paris 03:41 $88 Mannheim Paris 03:09 $88 Strasbourg Munich 03:48 $70 Karlsruhe Paris 03:03 $70 Strasbourg Stuttgart 01:16 $70 Strasbourg Karlsruhe 00:37 $45
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When planning your onward travel check which station you're going to carefully, be aware that Reims has two stations, as does Frankfurt.
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Booking :- France-Germany tickets are open for booking 90 days ahead.
- Get the lowest prices by booking early and don't wait until the last minute as cheaper seats sell the fastest.
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The stations
Main stations for the Paris to Germany train are located in the city centres. Travellers using ICE and TGV trains will depart or arrive at the main railways stations below:
- Paris Gare de l'Est is one of the main train stations in Paris and is the terminus for TGV and ICE trains from/to Germany. The station is less than 1 km away from Paris Gare du Nord where trains depart to UK and northern Europe.
- Munich Central Station (München Hauptbahnhof) is one of the largest in Germany and located in the city centre. It has a local ICE connection with the Munich-Pasing station.
- Frankfurt Central Station ( Frankfurt am Main Hauptbahnhof) is the most important in Europe. Frankfurt Central Station has a local connection with Frankfurt Flughafen Airport which houses a railway station.
- When in France, make sure you validate your paper ticket at the machine before boarding the train
- When in Germany, the validation is done on board by railway officials. There is no validation prior to departure
- Travellers with a 1st class ticket have access to the business lounge in Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Munich, Mannheim, Strasbourg, Lyon and Marseille
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"France _Stuttgart"
Kanthi Sumedha j.
It was a nice trip! The train hit 319kmph. Throughout the yellow-green grass terrain. I had not much space for the baggage in the train. The check-in was very easy and not much crowd at the train stations. I was once asked to present the visa and the purpose of travel by a police officer and he then asked for an invitation of letter and purpose of visit in Germany- Stuttgart. Be ready to forward such documents.
The food and beverages are cheaper at the train stations. Value for money Convenience "Comfortable and Scenic"
Komal Prasad c.
Comfortable and Scenic- beautiful countryside of Germany and France all along. Nice pantry. Could manage our heavy luggage in racks. Seating is good. Enjoyed Value for money Convenience "Wonderful journey"
Yeok Kuan a.
I had a wonderful train journey from Paris to Frunkfurt. Even thought it was a four and half hours journey. Me and husband found it was so comfortable that we don't feel as long. Value for money Convenience "PARIS TO FRANKFURT"
Wendy h.
This was our first experience traveling by train. Our train was to be from Paris to Frankfurt main( I thought straight through) We had to change trains in Saarbrucken, and then had stops along the way.
This was a little confusing as we noticed other trains that we could have changed to , to go directly to the Airport.
But all in all it was a good experience and I am planning another trip in September from Amsterdam to Munich.
Looking forward to it.
Thank you.
Wendy and Barry Value for money Convenience "Berlin - Paris"
Mohammad e.
the train was good but there was a hug misarrangment in changing the trains! first, they asked us to take a train to go to Hannover from Berlin. Then we had to wait a lot till they attached another 3 couchet to the train waiting there and tehn waiting again to prepare the beds. After all, we had to negotiate to have our bed that was mentioned in our tickets!! I was shocked indeed. Hope it be the last... Value for money Convenience "Excellent travel option"
Sheenagh g.
We travelled from Paris to Frankfurt on a day when the snow was quite bad. the train was on time despite the weather (Frankfurt airport was closed for the whole day, so the snow Value for money Convenience "Business traveller"
Michele l.
Service and facilities were very good and staff polite and friendly. Wifi on board the train would be helpful for business travellers to continue to work on long journeys. Value for money Convenience "Less hassle than a plane"
Jane a.
It is so much more comfortable to sit on a train where you can move around, knit, read, watch a DVD listen to music without the agression found in airport checkins nowadays.
The train was on time and cleaner and more friendly than most airlines. Value for money Convenience "paris - frankfurt"
Nurzhan k.
It was a great trip Comfort Value for money Convenience "Pleasant way to travel"
Paul r.
An enyoable journey that was quiet and comfortable. My only suggestion for improvement is not to serve the food and drink within 30 minutes of the beginning of a 6 hour journey! Comfort Value for money Convenience "Very Nice Trip"
Bambang w.
Thanks, It was great to travel by train from Frankfurt to Paris and from Nimes to Paris. Will di the same think next year after my trade show at Ambiente Expo Frankfurt Best Regards Bambang www.dekorasia.com Convenience "Enjoyable trip Paris-Frankfurt"
Andrew l.
Thoroughly enjoyed our train trip. Wouldn't hesitate to travel this route again. Comfort Value for money Convenience "Comfortable and very pleasant."
Christopher h.
Comfortable and very pleasant. I would absolutely ride your train again and I would recommend it to others as well. One note however, please keep the bathrooms cleaner. That is to say, please clean the bathrooms and seating areas a little better when possible. Comfort Value for money Convenience "Frankfurt to Paris"
Ciatung t.
Good service, excellent train Comfort Value for money Convenience "Average rating"
Wing Chan l.
The instruction to the cabinet is not clear enough. Comfort Value for money Convenience


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Northern Michigan hockey team's offense is being hindered by injuries, suspensions
November 22, 2012 MARQUETTE — Goals have been tough to come by for the Northern Michigan University hockey team this season, and lighting the lamp be an even harder task against the Alaska Nanooks at 7:35 p.m. more »»
Wildcat women's hoops stymies Finlandia in rout
November 21, 2012 MARQUETTE — While the Northern Michigan University men's basketball team put on an offensive clinic with 129 points against Finlandia, the Wildcat women put on a defensive demonstration. more »»
Northern Michigan men's basketball mauls Finlandia
November 18, 2012 MARQUETTE — Placing seven players in double figures scoring-wise, the Northern Michigan University men's basketball team officially opened its 2012-13 season with a 129-52 win over visiting Finlandi... more »»
Northern Michigan hockey team swept at Ohio State
November 18, 2012 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State finished off a sweep of the No. more »»
Northern Michigan's Lopes, Harley named to All-GLIAC volleyball first team
November 18, 2012 MARQUETTE — Northern Michigan junior outside hitter Lina Lopes and the teammate who set her up — junior setter Kellisha Harley — both were honored as All-GLIAC volleyball first-team selections over... more »»
Northern Michigan hockey's Friday night woes continue with loss at Ohio State
November 17, 2012 MARQUETTE — The No. 19-ranked Northern Michigan University hockey team's Friday night woes continued this week with a 2-0 loss in CCHA play to Ohio State at Value City Arena in Columbus, Ohio. more »»
Northern Michigan hockey in need of CCHA points at Ohio State
November 16, 2012 MARQUETTE — With four of the Northern Michigan University hockey team's first five opponents all ranked in the USCH. more »»
Northern Michigan's Matt Thurber leads nation with 11 assists, but the one goal is not acceptable to senior
November 15, 2012 MARQUETTE — If sharing is caring, Northern Michigan University senior forward Matt Thurber cares a lot. more »»
Northern Michigan lands four on 2012 All-GLIAC football first team
November 15, 2012 MARQUETTE — The Northern Michigan University football team was shut out from the major GLIAC postseason awards on Wednesday evening, however, the Wildcats did land four on the All-GLIAC first-team... more »»
Ashland continues to have Northern Michigan's number, eliminates Wildcats from GLIAC volleyball tournament
November 15, 2012 ASHLAND, Ohio — No. 4-seeded Ashland University rallied from a 2-0 deficit to defeat No. more »»
Northern Michigan gets another shot at Ashland in GLIAC volleyball quarterfinals
November 13, 2012 MARQUETTE — The Northern Michigan University volleyball team will get a crack at avenging one of its tightest losses this season when it travels to South Division champion Ashland for a GLIAC... more »»
NMU sports notebook: Wildcats honored by GLIAC, hockey remains ranked
November 13, 2012 MARQUETTE — Northern Michigan University junior wide receiver and kick returner Christian Jessie was named the GLIAC Special Teams Player of the Week after taking a third-quarter Ferris State kick... more »»
NMU volleyball team caps regular season with victory over Lakers
November 11, 2012 MARQUETTE — Win 20 games and make it into the postseason. Simply put, those were the two goals of the Northern Michigan University volleyball team at the beginning of this season. more »»
NMU hockey ties RedHawks 2-2, loses shootout
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Gruber scores 26 in loss for Wildcat women's hoops
November 11, 2012 MARQUETTE — A pair of United States Olympic Education Center Greco-Roman wrestlers picked up silver medals at the New York Athletic Club Holiday International in New York City. more »»
NMU football loses season finale in heartbreaking fashion to Ferris State
November 10, 2012 MARQUETTE — Normally talkative Northern Michigan University head football coach Chris Ostrowsky was a man of few words Saturday after watching Ferris State University convert a game-winning two-poin... more »»
Wildcat hockey drops penalty-filled game to Miami, 5-2
November 10, 2012 OXFORD, Ohio — The Northern Michigan University hockey team led the penalty parade on Friday at Miami University's Steve Cady Arena and in the process, gave up three power-play goals in a 5-2 CCHA... more »»
NMU volleyball blocks out Saginaw Valley State
November 10, 2012 MARQUETTE — Saginaw Valley State did everything it could to block the Northern Michigan University volleyball team's attempt to climb the GLIAC standings on Friday at Vandament Aren. more »»
NMU men's basketball falls to Detroit in exhibition
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A 21-year-old Oakland man has been arrested in connection with a February slaying in Berkeley, police said Tuesday night.
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This commentary covers the entire TRIPs agreement. It adopts a comparative perspective in highlighting related and similar provisions and developments in other international and regional instruments. It is designed to meet the needs both of the WTO and the intellectual property community.
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This volume will be a valuable reference tool for the WTO community as a whole, as well as for professionals and researchers, who deal with one of the sectors concerned, e.g. financial services and telecommunications.
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Article-by-article this volume explains the GATT 1994, its Introductory Note and Annexes, the Understandings on Arts II:1 lit. b, XVII, XXIV and XXVIII GATT, the Understandings on Balance-of-Payments Provisions and Waivers of Obligations, the Enabling Clause and the Waiver on Preferential Tariff ...
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In a practical and authoritative article-by-article account, this volume covers the legislative history, interpretation and practical application of the Agreement establishing the World Trade Organization.
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The supply of power and image data LED display components comprising media facades presents a particular challenge. Due to the distribution of pixels on large architectural surfaces, very long cable runs are required. The complete length of cabling in a building facade can be as much as several hundreds of kilometres and it is essential to minimise this using computer networking techniques and to ensure that future maintenance does not require building works in order to remedy problems with media facade components. Moreover, environmental protection and minimisation of the number of penetrations in the facade structure are essential.
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Recent developments in combined power and data cabling are essential to media facade cable management, as is use of low voltage power supply in order to simplify installation and maintenance and to optimise lifetime and cost. Cable connector technology is crucial as well, since the very large numbers of cables comprising a complete facade give rise to equal numbers of potential points of failure in interconnect.
Where possible, combination of media facade power and data distribution with building cabling systems is essential to improve maintenance and cost of ownership over the lifetime of the building. In particular the design of display system cabling to allow the remote connection of power and computer systems in easily accessible control spaces greatly increases maintainability.


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May 28 12:16 PM PT1:16 PM MT2:16 PM CT3:16 PM ET15:16 ET19:16 GMT3:16 CST12:16 PM MST2:16 PM EST2:46 PM VEN23:16 UAE2:16 PM CT-Hughes allowed four hits and one run in seven innings in Monday's 2-1 loss in the Subway Series. Analysis: Hughes did not get a decision but this should give him confidence as he faces arch-rival Boston this weekend. |
May 16 11:56 AM PT12:56 PM MT1:56 PM CT2:56 PM ET14:56 ET18:56 GMT2:56 CST11:56 AM MST1:56 PM EST2:26 PM VEN22:56 UAE1:56 PM CT-Hughes failed to make it out of the first inning for the first time in his career in a 12-2 loss to Seattle on Wednesday. Analysis: Hughes (2-3, 5.88 ERA) gave up seven runs and six hits while recording two outs. He's allowed a combined 13 runs in his past two outings after giving up six over a four-game stretch. |
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Mar. 27 1:07 PM PT2:07 PM MT3:07 PM CT4:07 PM ET16:07 ET20:07 GMT4:07 CST1:07 PM MST3:07 PM EST3:37 PM VEN0:07 UAE (+1)2:07 PM CT-The New York Yankees have activated Hughes from the disabled list to start against the Detroit Tigers. To make room on the roster, the Yankees sent right-handed reliever Cody Eppley to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Analysis: Hughes originally was scheduled to start for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Saturday, but had his outing shifted to Detroit. While on the DL with a back injury, he pitched seven scoreless innings Monday in an extended spring training game in Tampa, Fla. Hughes was one of five Yankees All-Stars on the disabled list, including shortstop Derek Jeter, third baseman Alex Rodriguez, first baseman Mark Teixeira and outfielder Curtis Granderson. |
Mar. 18 12:40 PM PT1:40 PM MT2:40 PM CT3:40 PM ET15:40 ET19:40 GMT3:40 CST12:40 PM MST2:40 PM EST3:10 PM VEN23:40 UAE1:40 PM CT-Hughes appeared to escape without injury when he was hit in the lower back by a one-hop comebacker in a simulated game. Hughes was struck Monday in his first simulated game since he was sidelined last month by a bulging disk in his upper back. He is expected to pitch in a minor league exhibition game Friday or Saturday. Analysis: Injured Feb. 18 during a defensive drill, Hughes went 16-13 with 4.23 ERA in 32 starts for the Yankees last season. The team has not ruled out the right-hander missing his first turn during the regular season. |
Feb. 19 2:27 PM PT3:27 PM MT4:27 PM CT5:27 PM ET17:27 ET22:27 GMT6:27 CST3:27 PM MST5:27 PM EST5:57 PM VEN2:27 UAE (+1)4:27 PM CT-Hughes has thrown 27 pitches off a bullpen mound three weeks after being diagnosed with a bulging disk in his upper back. Analysis: Hughes says the session on Monday was a big step in trying to be ready to pitch during the opening week of the regular season. The right-hander added that he is pain-free. He is scheduled to throw batting practice Thursday and could follow that with a simulated game. |


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text: Why don't these types of things happen at games that I go to? I've seen two morons get tackled on the field at a Brewers game (one guy got speared to the ground) but I would have prefered to see them get TASERED! If you are going to be an idiot and run onto the field, I don't care what sport it is, then you deserve to get taken down. I know that there are those that think using a taser on the teen was a bit excessive but I don't have a problem with it. Now that might be because I laugh everytime I watch the video but whatever. Enjoy!


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Submitted by: Margaret Foti, Ph.D., M.D. (h.c.), Chief Executive OfficerAmerican Association for Cancer Research, 615 Chestnut Street, 17th FloorPhiladelphia, PA 19106; (215) 440-9300/fax (215) 440-9313
The AACR, representing 34,000 laboratory, translational and clinical researchers; other health care professionals; and cancer survivors and patient advocates, is pleased to offer the following testimony. As the world's oldest and largest scientific organization focused on every aspect of high-quality, innovative cancer research, our mission is to prevent and cure cancer through research, education, communication and collaboration.
To improve the health of all Americans, sustain the momentum generated through past investments in biomedical research and restore lost purchasing power due to stagnant budgets, the AACR recommends a funding level increase to $33 billion for the NIH in FY 2013 and a commensurate increase for the National Cancer Institute (NCI). This level of support will enable the future scientific advances needed to seize today's scientific momentum, save countless lives and spur innovation and economic prosperity for our country and all of our citizens.
The vigorous pursuit of new breakthroughs in cancer research and biomedical science supported through the NIH, as well as the NCI, saves lives and promises to improve the entire spectrum of patient care, from prevention, early detection and diagnosis, to treatment and long-term survivorship. As detailed in the AACR Cancer Progress Report 2011, there has been an amazing acceleration in the rate of advances against the 200 diseases we call cancer, reaching back 40 years to the signing of the National Cancer Act. We are in a time of unprecedented scientific opportunity, driven in large part by the vast new knowledge generated through the mapping of the human genome and growing knowledge of the biology of cancer. This wealth of information is being translated into new treatments and preventive strategies for a number of cancers.
The research community's ability to sustain this scientific momentum, however, is increasingly jeopardized – particularly given the nation's current fiscal constraints. Funding for NIH has remained essentially flat for the past decade, and due to the rate of biomedical inflation, the agency has lost approximately $5.5 billion in purchasing power since 2003. Even without adjusting for inflation, enacted spending bills in recent years have imposed outright cuts, and looming sequestration mandated by the Budget Control Act threatens further reductions in 2013.
Furthermore, funding challenges come at a time when we are facing a "cancer tsunami" as the baby boomer generation reaches age 65 and beyond. More than three-quarters of all cancers are diagnosed in individuals aged 55 and older, and the number of new cancer cases is estimated to approach 2 million per year by 2025. This will dramatically exacerbate the current problems with our health care system, and will undoubtedly hit hardest those who can least afford it—the elderly, medically underserved and minority populations. We have reached a critical inflection point in our ability to conquer cancer, and we can only continue to make significant advances if we renew our commitment to allocate the required resources to do so.
Forty Years of Progress in Cancer Research
Cancer researchers have worked tirelessly to understand this disease with which nearly every American has a personal experience. Undoubtedly, the nation's investment in cancer research is having a remarkable impact in our fight against cancer. The historic passage of the National Cancer Act in 1971 focused the attention of the federal government and the general public on the vital need to eradicate this disease as soon as possible. Since that time, investments in cancer research and biomedical science, particularly those supported by public funds through the NIH and the NCI, have accelerated the pace of discovery and the development of new and more effective ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer. And because of these investments, today we know that cancer is more complex than what could have been imagined during the signing of the National Cancer Act. Cancer is not just a single disease. It is an extraordinarily complex collection of more than 200 diseases; many of these may comprise a number of different subtypes, depending on which pathways are altered by changes in the cancer genome.
The progress made against cancer in the last four decades is best illustrated by lives saved and an improved quality of life for patients and survivors. Annual cancer deaths in the United States have declined; the five-year survival rate for all cancers combined has improved to more than 65 percent, up from 50 percent in 1975; the five-year survival rate for childhood cancers has increased from 52 percent in 1975 to 80 percent today; and 12 million Americans are now living as cancer survivors, 15 percent of whom were diagnosed 20 or more years ago. Innumerable advances in basic science, cancer prevention and detection, therapeutic development and clinical cancer management are the reasons for this tremendous progress.
Consider the following advances:
These are just a few examples of the numerous achievements that are a direct result of our national commitment to funding cancer research, prevention, screening and treatment programs at the NCI, NIH and other federal agencies. We risk losing emerging opportunities in personalized medicine and cancer prevention without stable, predictable federal funding for critical cancer research priorities.
Cancer remains a significant public health challenge
Despite the significant progress we have achieved, cancer remains the leading cause of death for Americans under age 85, and the second-leading cause of death overall. In 2012, more than 1.6 million new cancer cases will be diagnosed and more than half a million American lives will be lost to this devastating disease. And due to its enormous complexity, progress against certain cancers –such as pancreatic, brain and lung cancers –has been extremely difficult.
Beyond the enormous toll cancer takes on the lives of affected individuals and their loved ones, cancer bears a significant impact on the U.S. economy, costing an estimated $263 billion in direct medical costs and indirect costs associated with lost productivity due to illness and premature death.
Targeted therapies as the future of cancer treatment
The future of treatment lies in the ability to treat patients based on the specific characteristics of a patient and his or her disease—often referred to as personalized medicine. Cancer research is leading the way toward the realization of personalized medicine, in no small part thanks to federal investment in deciphering the underlying biology, such as the Human Genome Project and, more recently, The Cancer Genome Atlas, an NCI project that is identifying important genetic changes involved in cancer.
Building on the tremendous progress in our understanding of the molecular mechanisms of cancer, numerous novel agents have been developed in recent years and many more are in development. New and innovative clinical trials are now being conducted that use molecular tests to identify which patients should be treated with which drugs. The NCI is investing in efforts that will facilitate the translation of this wealth of basic knowledge into new treatments, including validating cancer biomarkers for prognosis, metastasis, treatment response and progression; accelerating the identification and validation of potential cancer molecular targets; minimizing the toxicities of cancer therapy; and integrating the clinical trial infrastructure for speed and efficiency.
Fighting cancer in challenging fiscal times
It is imperative that efforts to improve our nation's fiscal stability be grounded in the goal of securing the prosperity and well-being of the American people. And it is not by chance that the United States remains a leader in cancer research innovation and the development of lifesaving treatments. Our preeminence is a direct result of the steadfast determination of the American public and Congress to reduce the burden of this devastating disease by supporting and investing in research through the NIH and NCI.
Further, maintaining American global competitiveness is predicated on its commitment to federal support for biomedical research and development (R&D). The United States led the world's economies in the 20th century because it led the world in innovation. Today we recognize that the competition is more intense; the challenge is tougher; and that is the reason innovation is more important now than ever. A sustained investment into research and development is essential to good, new jobs for the 21st century. Between 1999 and 2009, the U.S. share of global R&D dropped from 38 percent to 31 percent, whereas it grew from 24 percent to 35 percent in the "Asia-10" (China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand). While the U.S. remains a leader in supporting science and technology, that position could soon be overtaken as Asian countries, particularly China, continue to increase their national investments in R&D. Biomedical research not only keeps America competitive globally, it also has a strong positive impact on state and local economies. NIH dollars are creating and saving high-wage, high-tech jobs at a critical time for the U.S. economy. A recent report published by a consortium of science and research medical organizations, estimated that NIH directly and indirectly supported nearly 488,000 public and private sector jobs, and generated $68 billion in new economic activity in 2010 alone.
The NIH needs stable, predictable increases in funding
One out of every three women and one out of every two men in America will develop cancer over their lifetime. More than a half million people will succumb to this disease in 2012–accounting for nearly 1 of every 4 deaths in America. This is the challenge we face today. Only an investment in research will improve this current situation and allow us to build on the improvements that have been made during the past few decades.
The AACR recognizes that Congress is being called upon to make difficult decisions among many competing priorities. However, there is no more important investment our country can make than supporting NIH. Our ability to exploit new and exciting findings for the benefit of cancer patients is contingent on a strong, bipartisan commitment from Congress to provide the necessary funding for the NIH and NCI. Millions of current and future cancer patients and their loved ones are relying on you to help change the face of cancer.


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Energy and Climate
We created this website for anyone and everyone who needs more information about, global climate change, energy efficiency, energy conservation, and the future of clean and renewable energy use at CU and around the country. Together, we can Turn Off Climate Change!
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The Energy Outreach Team giving a light box demonstration at Energy Day 2008
If you would like to use the light box to display energy usage difference between incandescent light bulbs and compact flourescent light bulbs (CFLs), please contact Susan Beckett,
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The University of Colorado Environmental Center Energy Program is working to create a deeper understanding in the CU community about how our energy use directly relates to the production of CO2 –a greenhouse gas that is a major contributor to climate change. We do this by employing peer-to-peer education to communicate how to efficiently conserve energy on and off-campus. By educating each other, we are able to increase awareness about energy use, energy conservation, and climate change.
We need to change the way we consume energy in oder to address climate change. With this in mind, the energy program works to take the necessary steps in order to promote a culture of change here on campus through educational and action-oriented campaigns. One big step forward was the signing of a campus carbon neutrality plan by Chancellor Bud Peterson in 2007 and the subsequent implementation of the Carbon Neutrality Plan in 2009.
Our next challenge is to get students, staff, and faculty involved in the fight against climate change. The first thing we've all need to understand is that everything we do, no matter how small, still makes a difference. It may be as easy as changing incandescent light bulbs to compact flourescent lightbulbs (CFLs), turning off lights, or using less heat in the winter and air conditioning in the summer. All of these actions reduce energy use and carbon output thereby making a difference in the fight against global climate change.
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