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November 30, 2010 9:54 PM
Vermillion, S.D. – Junior forward Amber Hegge and junior guard Annie Roche
posted season highs in points, while
junior center Jodie Boss
notched her first career double-double as a Coyote to lead an all-around effort from the South Dakota women's basketball team in a 70-53 win over Santa Clara on Tuesday in the DakotaDome. An 8-0 USD run to end the first half proved to be the difference and a 15-2 run over the final three minutes of the second half sealed the deal.
Hegge (Crofton, Neb.)
earned 20 points, including 15 in the second half, to help USD (4-3) maintain a lead the entire second frame.
Roche (Vermillion, S.D.)
chipped in 18 points and five assists, thanks in part to four treys, and Boss had a season-high 12 points to go with 10 rebounds and three blocks.
The Coyotes shot 44 percent (22-of-50) for the game and 33 percent (5-of-15) from deep, while the Broncos connected on 33 percent (17-of-51) and 31 percent (6-of-19). Santa Clara held a 43-31 rebounding advantage, but 16 turnovers to five for USD.
After missing the last four games with an injury, Hegge picked up right where she left of with the first five points for USD. It was a back-and-forth contest early, though, as the lead changed hands four times in the first six minutes. Roche connected on three-straight treys and Boss added a layup to give the Coyotes some breathing room at 16-11 with 13:26 to go, before both teams stepped up the defensive pressure through the middle minutes.
USD held the Broncos without a field goal for over four minutes, but could only get three free throws from
freshman forward Stacia Robertson (Grand Island, Neb.)
and a jumper from
sophomore guard Alexis Yackley (Onida, S.D.)
during the stretch to keep the lead at five with five minutes left. Three-straight threes from SC gave the Broncos a brief 26-25 lead, but the Coyotes went on an 8-0 run to end the half up 33-26 at the break.
Freshman guard Katelyn Edwards (Crete, Neb.)
connected on two free throws down the stretch, Roche scored five straight and
senior guard Teresa Case (Sioux Falls, S.D.)
downed two free throws with under a second left to give USD their largest lead of the half.
Roche led all USD scorers in the first half with 16 thanks in part to 4-of-4 beyond the arc, while Hegge and Robertson contributed five apiece. USD shot 42 percent (11-of-26) from the field and a sizzling 57 percent (4-of-7) from three, while SC (0-5) shot 34 percent (9-of-26) and 57 percent (4-of-7) as well. The Broncos held a 20-15 rebounding advantage but committed five turnovers to one for USD.
USD maintained a six-point advantage the majority of the second half, as the two squads exchanged baskets in a defensive battle. Boss notched a fastbreak layup and added two free throws, before Hegge scored nine of the next 12 points. Edwards and
sophomore guard Tempestt Wilson (Elk River, Minn.)
added buckets also as the Coyotes drove the lead to 11 at the midway point.
The USD advantage grew to double digits twice over the next five minutes, but the Broncos kept pace once again. Quick buckets from SC dwindled the lead to four with 3:34 to go, but a 15-2 run over the final minutes sealed the Coyote win. Hegge, Edwards, Roche and Boss all converted free throws in the tense ending.
South Dakota continues its season by welcoming Creighton to the DakotaDome on Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Rare body parts find provides vital clue to identity of ancient fossil
Wed, 03/24/2010 -- News Desk
A geologist from the University of Leicester is part of a team that has uncovered an ancient water flea-like creature from 425 million years ago - only the third of its kind ever to be discovered in ancient rocks. Professor David Siveter, of the Department of Geology at the University of Leicester worked with Professor Derek Siveter at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Professor Derek Briggs at Yale University USA and Dr Mark Sutton at Imperial College to make the rare discovery.
The fossil, illustrated without the shell and showing the soft-parts, including limbs and eyes. Credit: David J. Siveter, Derek E. G. Briggs, Derek J. Siveter and Mark D. Sutton.
The specimen, which was found in rocks in Herefordshire, represents a new species of ostracod, and has been named Nasunaris flata. Like water-fleas and shrimps, ostracods belong to the group of animals called Crustacea. The find is important because the fossil has been found with its soft parts preserved inside the shell.
Today its descendents are common, and inhabit ponds, rivers and lakes and many parts of the seas and oceans, having first appeared on Earth about 500 million years ago.
Geologists find ostracods useful in order to help recreate past environments- the type of ostracod found in a rock sample would, for example, help to determine a picture of ancient conditions like water depth and salinity.
The study is published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. and in Planet Earth, the online journal of the Natural Environment Research Council.
Professor David Siveter: "Most fossil ostracod species are known only from their shells. You need exceptional conditions to preserve the soft body- there are only two other known examples of ancient fossil ostracods where the complete soft parts of the animal are preserved along with the shell."
Professor Siveter and colleagues were able to identify the 5mm-long fossil, its body and appendages inside the shell, including the antennae and also a set of paired eyes.
The ostracod was so well preserved that the team managed to spot the Bellonci organ, a sensory structure observed in modern species which protrudes out of the middle eye located at the front of the head. 'This is the first time the Bellonci organ is observed in fossil ostracods,' says David Siveter.
Had the soft body parts not been preserved, the scientists were likely to misidentify the fossil based on the shell record alone, claims Professor Siveter.
David J. Siveter, Derek E. G. Briggs, Derek J. Siveter and Mark D. Sutton. An exceptionally preserved myodocopid ostracod from the Silurian of Herefordshire, UK. Proc. R. Soc. B published online doi: 10.1098/rspb.2009.2122
Contact: Professor David Siveter
0116 252 3925.
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I'm glad TWoP hasn't given up on HBO because I still think there are some great shows despite TV being hot on basic cable on Showtime. Who's recapping? Good luck to whoever's writing for the show, I think its gonna be intense.
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Recaps are gonna be awesome.
Posted Sep 8, 2007 @ 1:54 PM
Or just really short and full of "I just want to have a baby, dammit". =)"People talk/whine/ponder. Nothing happens. Except sex. Depressing sex."
Recaps are gonna be awesome.
I should have never called the old thread "HBO's Bringing Sexy Back" because anytime I see the promos that's all I hear in my head.
Well, it's fitting the forum opened today since my cable company finally uploaded premiere that was supposed to appear Monday, last night. So I was planning on watching it tonight, or die trying.
I'm so just watching this for Jane Alexander and Ally Walker.
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. . . then TMYLM is the entertainment/sensual equivalent to, eating vegetables.. . . but not just any vegetables served any-old-way. Specifically vegetables without any seasoning or sauce. . . . and specifically brussel sprouts. Do I have that?
Posted Sep 10, 2007 @ 11:21 AM
Hee. I fear that the lack of a theme song will only perpetuate your problem, RoxieVelma.I should have never called the old thread "HBO's Bringing Sexy Back" because anytime I see the promos that's all I hear in my head.
kitkat1, how did it go with you and your great aunt?
A sad update for me: both channels that have the rights to the show will broadcast it next year. Blech. A friend of mine volunteered to tape the show for me, so I may just take her up on her gracious offer.
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I'm dreading watching the show with my great aunt who is 84.
Oh goodness. I'd really like to know how that worked out!
Hi all, I'm NCM, lover of "dirty" stuff yet wildly untitillated by this show, dang it. Now that TWoP is expanding - I could swear it smells like new paint and carpeting in here - I'll probably be hanging out most in the MNiE and 30 Rock forums. I'm also a HUGE watcher of competitive reality shows, too, and somewhat embarassed to mention my rabid posting in virtually any VH1 dating show.
I'm skeptical, but hoping TMYLM gets better. As I've mentioned in one of ep threads, I identify best with NoSex but I'm relatively interested in seeing how things turn out for all the couples.


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University of California, San Francisco researchers looked at 794 U.S. women with HIV/HCV co-infection. During an average follow-up of nearly nine years, 438 of the women died, 37 percent from HIV/AIDS and 11 percent from liver disease.
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The head of the Energy Department's controversial loan guarantee program has decided to step down, department officials confirmed to The Washington Post on Thursday.
Jonathan Silver, who was named executive director of DOE's Loan Programs Office in November 2009, has come under fire from congressional Republicans since the solar manufacturer Solyndra declared bankruptcy Aug. 31 after receiving a $535 million federal loan guarantee. While DOE made the initial loan to Solyndra before Silver took the program's helm — a point he made repeatedly during his congressional testimony last month — he remained the administration's point person for the embattled initiative.
Energy Secretary Steven Chu said in a statement Thursday that Silver had informed him in July, when it was clear that no significant new funds were being budgeted for the loan program, that he would leave at the end of the fiscal year.
The program's authorization expired Friday: On its last day the agency committed an additional $4.7 billion in loan guarantees to support four major clean-technology projects across the country.
Silver won't be around to kick when the report cards come due on that latest round of loans. Or for follow-up on the near-approval of that second round of Solyndra funding Doug Powers blogged earlier today.
Look who else is knock, knock, knockin' on Steve Chu's door:
Senate Dems ask Chu for report on US clean energy investment.
Eric Holder: State AGs not obligated to defend laws they disagree with as long as it's one banning gay marriage
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Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin found guilty on 20 charges of bribery and fraud
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NEW YORK (AP) - Suspended driver A.J. Allmendinger said Wednesday that he will participate in NASCAR's substance-abuse recovery program, a sign that he wants to get back to racing as soon as possible and avoid a fight over the accuracy of his failed drug test.
TORONTO (AP) - Coco Crisp hit two home runs and Yoenis Cespedes had a pair of RBI doubles, leading A.J. Griffin and the Oakland Athletics over the Toronto Blue Jays 16-0 Wednesday night for their season-high seventh straight win.
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Yeesh. I think my opinion on this garish ensemble is best expressed by the look on Katie Holmes' and Suri Cruise's faces in the photo I posted earlier. So. Tacky. [Photos: WENN]
I'm not 100 percent sure what's going on with Brandy's jeans. They're either a puffy crotch style that hasn't exactly gone mainstream yet, or they're equipped with a secret marsupial pouch that she's using to store her wallet and a few granola bars. If it's the latter, I must applaud her efficiency, but when you pair crazy pants with a crazy leopard print top and crazy-high Louboutin boots, the whole look is just a bit, well, crazy. [Photo: Splash News]
I love the idea bringing some of Stevie Nicks' witchy, bohemian style into your wardrobe (in fact, Julie did a Stevie Nicks Style Inspiration post a while back that was spot on), but Demi Lovato's Stevie-inspired outfit is way too literal for everyday wear. On the bright side, if you were looking for ideas for your Stevie Nicks Halloween costume, well, here you go! [Photo: Fame/Flynet]
While out and about in London, the future first lady of Canada bravely rocked an ensemble that included partially shaved My Little Pony hair, punk rock skull t-shirt, quilted leather jacket, jersey maxi skirt, bowler bag, and Tory Burch sandals. I have 100% worn this outfit to Walgreens to pick up cold medicine, so I get it, but for a nice dinner in London? Not so sure about this, Avril. [Photo: Fame/Flynet]
Does Brooke Mueller not realize the cultural paradox she's evoking by wearing a clearly Native American-inspired ensemble with an American flag draped over it? Does her comprehension of our country's history only extend to a fifth-grade level? Wait, don't answer that, answer this: is Brooke Mueller potentially crazier than Charlie Sheen? [Photo: Bauer-Griffin]
Here's Lady Gaga stepping out of her hotel on her way to attend the Matthew Williamson show at London Fashion Week, looking totally normal. Just kidding! She seems to have inserted her head into one of those spherical flower bouquets that everyone's obsessed with on Pinterest. I must say that the small portion of her face peeking out from her head garden looks really beautiful, though–her skin is dewy and her makeup is on point. Suddenly I have the urge to stick my head into the vase of daisies on my desk. [Photo: Fame/Flynet]
I lovvvvve me some Christina Hendricks, but the large black and cream print — which I can't even identify because it makes me so dizzy — on this dress is just too much. Yes, she was at the Creative Arts Emmys, but this is too "creative." And that huge bow at the shoulder just distracts from what she did get right — her flawless hair and makeup. Less is more, Christina! [Photo: Fame/Flynet]
Full disclosure: I love me some Khloe Kardashian Odom. I think she's just the right mix of funny, smart, raunchy, and honest, and if she ever invited me over to her palace for cocktails and gossip on the condition that I change my name to Kinona, I would totally do it. That being said, the outfit Khloe wore to promote her and Lamar's new perfume, "Unbreakable," is, well, a little broken. I really have no idea what's going on with those (painted?) jeans, and the two-tone leather jacket and strappy stiletto sandals aren't helping. Khloe, I'm konfused. [Photo: Fame/Flynet]
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Peter H. Winn '48
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Peter Winn '48, handsome devil, funny, stoical, curious contrarian, who died Thanksgiving Day 2013, might be remembered best at Amherst for his avid participation as an actor in many Masquers productions. He was the leading man in "Happy As Larry," which he reprised in an NBC series after graduation.
Pete was also the young man who seemed always to have an awful lot of hot fudge sauce and salted peanuts on his outsized sundaes, having sweet-talked the cooks in Valentine Hall. Born in 1926 to Presbyterian missionaries in Japan, he supplemented his scholarship by working the college switchboard nights and weekends. Anyone who was involved with him in accepting the first person of color into Phi Kappa Psi (leading to the fraternity's expulsion from the parent organization and the change of name to Phi Alpha Psi) would remember him for the power of his belief that all are created equal.
Or he might be remembered as the lucky guy who married Sylvia Canfield, the dark haired, blue-eyed daughter of Curt Canfield, founding professor of the drama department. They were married for 61 years, raising two children, Brad Winn, a conservation biologist, and Tracy Winn, a fiction writer.
Peter went on to use his actor's experience and formidable powers of persuasion, first as a radio announcer, then in the Amherst College Office of Public Relations. In 1955, the nascent Public Television station in Boston, WGBH, snagged him to be their director of PR. Dedicated student of world affairs and enthusiastic golfer, he went on to a career at Kenyon & Eckhardt Advertising Inc., blending his creative, word-smithing and administrative talents as vice president of marketing. In television and print media, he found ingenious ways to promote the savings bank industry, winning several awards for his ads, including two CLIOs before retiring in 1987.
Peter was preceded by a proud Amherst graduate in each of the three generations before him: his great-grandfather, John H. Winn 1834; his grandfather, Thomas Clay Winn, 1873; and his father-in-law, F. Curtis Canfield, Class of 1925. He said his education at Amherst taught him, among many other things, to know a good man when he met one. His memories of his days there remained a strong force throughout his life.
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It's Sunday afternoon in Amherst in late winter. The snow-covered campus sparkles in blinding low sunlight. The strains of "Lili Marlene" echo around the hills irreverently after a stanza and reprise of "Onward Christian Soldiers." Johnny Pruicksma is at the console of the Mead Tower Carillon, as he is every Sunday. Tuffy McGoun is in the back shop at Kirby Theater, hammering on a flat with Mike Kapinas. Bruce Boenau is slipping into a starched white jacket at Valentine Hall, getting ready for the 5:15 rush of chow hounds. Dean Bacon is loping home across the Amherst Common to Dana Place (He's late for a tea with l0 or 12 Smith and Amherst undergraduates). Mrs. Eddy is just reaching the Snack Bar for her evening shift of grilled cheeses, hot fudge sundaes, and strawberry frappes. Bruce Skipton is roaming the campus, picking up last minute copy for the next issue of "The Student." The lads at Psi U are meeting to make last-minute plans to raid and wire the sleeping rooms at Beta that night. Converse Librarian "Mighty Mouse" Porter Dickinson has just lined up 64 copies of Professor Packards's "Battle of Jutland" (enough volumes to cover those taking a test next day). The entire Phi Psi House is returning from an afternoon at the flicks, led en masse by Bruce Daniels, who never misses a Bugs Bunny featurette.
Everything that happened then is happening still-if only in memory. And the speed in which the Class of '48 has moved from the back to the front of the Biographical Record only serves to underscore the quick-as-a-flash timeline. '
My bio capsule begins at a Florida radio station which I joined as a staff announcer in the fall of '48. Came back to Amherst as Assistant Director of Public Relations in 1952, joined WGBH-TV in Boston, two months before it went on the air in 1955. Worked as P.R. head of the Savings Banks of Massachusetts, 1960-63, then began a 24-year career at Kenyon & Eckhardt Advertising in Boston as account supervisor and senior vice president on New England Merchants National Bank (a.k.a. Bank of New England, r.i.p.).
Serious question: Why doesn't Amherst introduce courses in the art of human survival? Since nearly half a lifetime is spent on combatting the breakdown of body parts, it would be useful to know what we need to (early on) about the prostate, liver and kidney malfunctions . . . you name it. If it's any solace, I subscribe to Dean Scott Porter's often repeated remark-the truth of which is reconfirmed with each passing class-"Too soon old. Too late schmartz."


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A volunteer head coach in Newfoundland says he's appealing his one-year suspension and $2,000 fine for his junior hockey team after allowing school to take precedence over the opening ceremonies of an end-of-season tournament.
"It's absolutely ludicrous in my opinion and heavy-handed," said Brian Cranford, who has been voluntarily coaching the Mount Pearl Junior Blades near St. John's for 20 years.
Cranford said his team qualified for the Don Johnson Cup tournament in April. But the week of slated games interfered with university exam season for his junior B players, who range from 18 to 20 years old.
"These are kids who put their education first," he said. Many were good enough to play hockey on the mainland he said, but had other priorities. "They're not chasing that dream. They're chasing a university dream."
When his team didn't show up for the ceremonies, Cranford said he heard nothing of the issue.
But on May 23, he received a letter from Hockey Newfoundland and Labrador informing him he'd been suspended for the next year and his team slapped with a $2,000 fine.
HNL said the team was told it was mandatory to attend both the opening ceremonies and awards banquet and never heard from the Junior Blades they could not attend.
"Our association clearly doesn't expect young players to sacrifice education for hockey and we certainly understand the difficulty to get the full team at these events when such conflicts arise," said HNL vice-president Murray Roberts in a release Monday.
The team has 23 players, plus staff and HNL said they "would expect at least a representative of the team at these functions." They said the suspension and fine resulted from the "neglect" of having not attended the events.
But there appears to be no official rules in the association's constitution mandating attendance at tournaments. And Cranford said he did raise concerns the Junior Blades wouldn't be able to attend the ceremonies, with some 10 members able to commit to playing.
So far it's cost Cranford and the team $650 to appeal the association's decision. Appeals were rejected at the association level and have now been submitted to Hockey Canada for review, Cranford said.
"They make these types of decisions and there's nothing nobody can do about it," he said. "Where is my due process here?"
Meanwhile the team, which operates on a "shoestring budget," Cranford said, will have to fundraise to pay the fine, should their next appeal fail — another distraction from hitting the books.
"These are kids who love hockey," Cranford said. "It's really terrible for the team."
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You are so right!
Obama Administration's Plan to Study Newsrooms Is Drawing Plenty of Public Opposition
February 20, 2014 at 1:31pm
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Currently our so called main stream media is nothing more than a propaganda machine for the liberal left and Obummer. This is outrageous.
Two College Math Majors Build 800-Pound Snowball and Roll It Downhill — Their Calculations Get a Great Big 'F'
February 16, 2014 at 1:10pm
I am proud of the kids for taking responsibility for their actions. Very refreshing these days especially in Oregon.
Senator Claims Parts of His State Are at Risk of 'Falling Into the Ocean or Disappearing Totally' Because of Global Warming
February 13, 2014 at 7:33pm
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this is all insane. There is no global warming, all we have is a cyclical change of weather patterns.
'The Last Round You'll Ever Need': The Awesome New Bullet Billed as a 'One-Shot Manstopper'
January 28, 2014 at 12:02pm
So where can I get a box or two of this ammo?
'The Last Round You'll Ever Need': The Awesome New Bullet Billed as a 'One-Shot Manstopper'
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In reply to Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}.
So, where can I get a box or two of these?
Federal Court: Convicted Murderer Can Get Taxpayer-Funded Sex Change Because of U.S. Constitution
January 21, 2014 at 8:38pm
The world has gone crazy. Some liberal quack decides that this is a necessary procedure and the tax payers keep paying. Even with his equipment removed, he will be one hell of an ugly broad.
Federal Court: Convicted Murderer Can Get Taxpayer-Funded Sex Change Because of U.S. Constitution
January 21, 2014 at 8:36pm
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This is not a medically necessary treatment. Why would the tax payers have to pay for this moron's sex change. Is the world totally crazy?
Marcus Luttrell Responds to 'Lone Survivor' Critics as Only He Can in Megyn Kelly Interview
January 16, 2014 at 1:34am
I saw the film today and I found myself weeping for him and his men. I understand wanting to serve your country (my husband spent 27 years in the Marine Corps) what I have a hard time comprehending is why are we in that hell hole of a country?
J.C. Penney to Shutter 33 Stores, Thousands of Layoffs Expected
January 16, 2014 at 1:27am
The JCP in my town is disorganized, dirty, carries nothing but Chinese made junk, I too stopped shopping there when they started with the gay friendly advertising. It used to be a nice store, but no more.
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In 2008, Texas-based EarthWorks, began offering classes and seminars about water conservation and irrigation repair. Teaching customers how to do some of the very work that the company could be charging to do itself might seem like a recipe for profit loss, but President Chris Lee says it has actually been just the opposite.
The catalyst for offering these educational opportunities was the economy, Lee says. As the economy began to spiral downward, budgets were tightening up and more and more of EarthWorks' clientele were deciding to do minor irrigation repairs in-house. The company realized they had to take the bull by the horns if they were going to get a handle on the situation.
"While a lot of our competition took the attitude of being angry, we decided to roll with it," Lee says. "We wanted to be understanding and make it clear that we knew times were tough and we wanted to still work with our customers in whatever capacity we could. We weren't going to stop them from doing this so we decided the best thing to do would be to educate them on the right way to do it."
The intention was to retain a good rapport with customers with the hopes that they would still come to EarthWorks for the "big stuff" even though they were handling small jobs in-house. In fact, the company typically even offers a complimentary breakfast or lunch during the seminar. But Lee says it became much more than a relationship building opportunity. It became a marketing tool.
"It was an unintended consequence but the truth is that these classes actually brought us more business because our customers didn't realize just how complex irrigation repair could be until they took the class," says Lee. "As we began to educate them on how to do it, in some cases the customer decided it was just too much and found a way to keep us in their budget. That truly was not our intention to scare customers away from doing it themselves. They just hadn't grasped that irrigation is more than a little sprinkler head sticking out – it's an entire complicated system."
EarthWorks continues to offer the classes today and some customers are ready to tackle the jobs in-house while others continue to realize the magnitude of the work and give it over to EarthWorks to handle. When the client does handle irrigation repair in-house Lee says that EarthWorks still benefits from having taught them how to do it properly. "A lot of these customers are also contract maintenance clients for EarthWorks and if there's a sprinkler head sticking out and we mow over it, that has the potential to create problems," says Lee. "If the client took our seminar and understands the head is supposed to be flush with the ground then we're no longer dealing with that phone call that there's a problem. It ends up working out for everyone."
And the company has also been able to use the seminars as an opportunity to push water smart technology and the retrofits that EarthWorks has made a focus. "We have an audience there to listen about irrigation repair and they are just the people we want to pitch a retrofit to," Lee says. "It's a perfect opportunity. We give them the entire seminar on how to do repairs and then in the last five to 10 minutes we throw out the information on the future of irrigation and upgrading nozzles to save water. We give them a one-page flyer that piques their interest about smart controllers, nozzles, and drip irrigation. Retrofitting high water usage areas is something we're pushing hard and we have a captive audience to share that information with. We're doing them a favor and also gaining a wonderful marketing opportunity."
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The Bruins couldn't keep up with the Sharks, falling in San Jose by a 2-1 score Thursday.
A Milan Lucic giveaway in the first period led to Joe Pavelski's 27th goal of the season just 3:57 into the game, and the Sharks added to their lead with a Daniel Winnik goal early in the third period. Zdeno Chara broke up Antti Niemi's shutout bid with 4:15 remaining in regulation, but the B's were unable to get the equalizer.
The loss keeps Boston at 87 points on the season. With 73 games played, they remain three points ahead of the Senators with one game in hand.
The B's will remain out west, as they will face the Kings on Saturday and the Ducks on Saturday.
- The Bruins came out sluggish, which could be a product of the fact that they flew across the country and were dealing with a time change. Still, the B's travelled to California Wednesday, so there isn't too much of an excuse for not having their legs in the first period.
- The other wing changed over the course of the game, but David Krejci and Milan Lucic were both on the ice for both of San Jose's goals, and both now have a minus-4 rating over their last five games. When Claude Julien recently put Jordan Caron on that top line (Tyler Seguin eventually was moved up to the line in the third period), he probably did so with the idea that it would be a more balanced, defensively responsible line. They aren't just there yet.
- Speaking of top lines, the members of the Krejci and Patrice Bergeron lines had two and one shots on goal, respectively, for the first 50 minutes of the game. Lucic and Caron each had one shot on goal, while Brad Marchand was the only member of Bergeron's line to get a shot on Antti Niemi.
- The B's allowed a season-low 13 shots against the Maple Leafs on Monday, but on Thursday they posted a season-low 17 shots on goal.
- Thomas kept the Bruins in the game for the first two periods, making a particularly impressive save on Martin Havlat after Logan Couture fed the veteran winger. Thomas would probably like to have Winnik's goal back, but the soon-to-be 38-year-old was sharper than his teammates for the vast majority of the night. Even though it comes in a loss, the Bruins have to take Thomas' improved play of late as a very encouraging sign.
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Lessing then embarked on the first of five deeply autobiographical novels — from "Martha Quest" to "The Four-Gated City" — works that became her "Children of Violence" series.
Her nonfiction work ranged from "Going Home" in 1957, about her return to Southern Rhodesia, to "Particularly Cats," a book about her pets, published in 1967.
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London » When Doris Lessing won the 2007 Nobel Prize in Literature, the Swedish Academy described her as "that epicist of the female experience, who with skepticism, fire and visionary power has subjected a divided civilization to scrutiny." Here are some of her works:
"The Grass is Singing" (1950): A tragic novel in which a white woman has an affair with a black man.
"The Golden Notebook" (1962): A groundbreaking novel that was an early inspiration to feminists.
"The Memoirs of a Survivor" (1975): A dark novel, set in a world falling apart, which Lessing described as an attempt at autobiography.
"Under My Skin" (1994): The first volume of her autobiography describes herself as a young girl, watching her parents sitting side by side in front of their house in the Rhodesian countryside, their faces tense and full of anxiety.
Mara and Dann" (1999): A fable set in the distant future, thousands and thousands of years after a great ice age has destroyed civilization.
"On Cats" (2002): A book on the subtleties of feline existence.
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In the 1950s, Lessing became an honorary member of a writers' group known as the Angry Young Men who were seen as injecting a radical new energy into British culture. Her home in London became a center not only for novelists, playwrights and critics but also for drifters and loners.
Lessing herself denied being a feminist and said she was not conscious of writing anything particularly inflammatory when she produced "The Golden Notebook."
Lessing's early novels decried the dispossession of black Africans by white colonials and criticized South Africa's apartheid system, prompting the governments of Southern Rhodesia and South Africa to bar her in 1956.
Later governments overturned that order. In June 1995, the same year that she received an honorary degree from Harvard University, she returned to South Africa to see her daughter and grandchildren.
In Britain, Lessing won the Somerset Maugham Award in 1954, and was made a Companion of Honor in 1999. That honor came after she turned down the chance to become a Dame of the British Empire — on the ground that there was no such thing as the British Empire at the time.
Lessing often presented women — herself included — as vain and territorial, and insisted in the introduction for a 1993 reissue that "The Golden Notebook" was not a "trumpet for women's liberation."
"I think a lot of romanticizing has gone on with the women's movement," she told The Associated Press in a 2006 interview. "Whatever type of behavior women are coming up with, it's claimed as a victory for feminism — doesn't matter how bad it is. We don't seem to go in very much for self-criticism."
But what about that day with the press camped on her door — a video of which was copied and widely displayed by Twitter followers noting her passing in sadness. Was she really dismissive of the Nobel? Her editor, Pearson, said her reaction corresponded with her personality.
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"That was typical Doris. She took things in their stride," he said. "I think she was delighted."
She is survived by her daughter Jean and granddaughters Anna and Susannah.
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