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Habitat for Humanity aids Ethiopian ex-Pat, fire-ravaged domicile
SALT LAKE CITY — Women across Utah are cinching up tool belts and swinging hammers for the Habitat for Humanity's annual National Women Build Week.
Women have joined forces to help build homes for low-income families, and the Salt Lake Valley Habitat is busy preparing many homes, including one for a single mother of three.
Ed Blake, executive director of Salt Lake Habitat, said the volunteering from May 4-12 is a time exclusively for women.
"(This week is) a recognition of women on both sides of our program," Blake said. "Volunteers help other women get in safe and affordable housing."
It's those volunteers who are helping build a new home for Meseret Demeke.
Demeke left Ethiopia, where she worked as a reporter, eight years ago. She decided to leave because of political unrest.
"I didn't have the freedom to say what's right, so I decided to move," she said.
Being five-months pregnant with her son Sami, she and her daughter Tight left.
Demeke heard about the Habitat for Humanity program after arriving in the United States. But because of the language barrier, she applied to the wrong organization. Three years later, after being motivated and helped by family friend Brent Clark, her application was finally processed and the home was dedicated to her.
She said she was speechless when she found out about the home.
"I still don't believe it now," she said.
She recalled feelings of suffocation arriving in the country unable to speak English, and being pregnant.
"But all of these things pass," she said. "(Now) I'm so happy and just grateful."
Demeke works on her home Saturdays with the volunteers and says their selflessness is inspiring.
"When I see these amazing people, I want to be like them," she said. "I want to take that (motivation) and help other people."
The experience, she said, has changed her family. Now, her youngest son, 8-year-old Isaac, will have room to play in and a bedroom of his own. She said their new home will help give them a healthier life.
Clark describes Demeke as "progressive" and said everything she does is for her children.
"She just has a desire to make a better life for herself," he said. "The American dream I guess."
Salt Lake Valley Habitat has five homes under construction, and Blake said they manage about 22,000 volunteer hours a year. There are four other affiliate groups in Utah working similar projects this week.
While there are some women on site learning to "swing a hammer," Blake said he has been surprised by how many women have impressive construction skills.
Laura Scott and Catherine Venti, attorneys at Parsons Behle and Latimer, volunteered to lay sod for another single mother at last year's Women Build Week. Venti said it wasn't hard for Scott to recruit the volunteers.
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Scott said as someone who sits behind a desk at work, there is something moving about seeing the direct results of their physical labor.
"We showed up to a yard of dirt, and when we left, they had grass," she said. "It makes me appreciate my own life more and the opportunities I have."
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Past Special Exhibitions
Wildlife Photographer of the Year |
(01-06-2013 (Sat) to 01-09-2013 (Sun)) |
Each year the Natural History Museum in London and BBC Worldwide organise the 'Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition'. Regarded as the international leader in innovative visual representation of the natural world, the prestigious competition stimulates engagement with the diversity and beauty of the nature, and provides a showcase of the very best nature photography to thrill people around the globe. The 'Wildlife Photographer of the Year' exhibition features a hundred winning pictures of the Competition of 2012. These pictures are chosen from over 48,000 striking and memorable images taken by amateur and professional photographers from 98 counties. They are chosen above all for their aesthetic qualities - but also for their extraordinary, often technically amazing and sometimes shocking reflections of events in nature. Of particular interest to most visitors are photo captions that describe the subjects and the backgrounds in which the photographs are captured. In contrast to traditional way of presentation, the exhibition is displayed through duratrans. The backlit images add an outstanding cinematic dimension to the dramatic wildlife stills, showcasing a photographic collection that celebrates the beauty and magnificence of the world in which we live, as well as acting as a stark reminder of the fragility of nature. Wildlife Photographer of the Year is co-owned by the Natural History Museum and BBC Worldwide. |
Julius Caesar – Military Genius & Mighty Machines |
(07-12-2012 (Fri) to 10-04-2013 (Wed)) |
The Roman Empire is one of the greatest ancient powers in world history. In the heyday of the Roman Empire, its territory was extended to Europe, Asia and Africa. If we travelled back to the time of ancient Rome, we would be astonished by the ingenious design and creativity of Julius Caesar and the ancient Romans. They applied basic scientific principles to develop many war machines for attack and defence, large machinery and construct magnificent structures. Nowadays, we still apply those knowledge and technology that inherited from this great empire in our daily lives. Due to the ravages of time, very few pieces of Roman technology and machinery have survived in their entirety, as a majority of the materials used such as regional timber, ropes, canvas and primitive metals have deteriorated significantly since the golden age of the Roman Empire nearly 2,000 years ago. Divided into four zones including "Military Genius", "All Roads Lead to Rome", "Building Rome" and "Entertainment and Lifestyle", this exhibition is the lifetime work of three generations of expert Italian Artisans who specialised in the reconstruction of the ancient and lost technology of the world. Reconstructing the ancient and lost technology using the same materials and techniques that the Romans used thousands of years ago gives us the opportunity to use and interact with some of these incredible inventions and machines, which is a wonderful way to understand how they function, and provides all visitors with a truly unique way of experiencing ancient history and the marvellous technology of the Romans. Exhibition is created by The Artisans of Florence – NICCOLAI TEKNOART S.N.C. (Firenze) |
Brain and Cognition Exhibition |
(02-06-2012 (Sat) to 28-11-2012 (Wed)) |
The human brain is a highly complex organ comprising hundred billions of neurons. It is the core of our nervous system that regulates and integrates a wide range of functions, and serves as the centre of all our physiological and psychological developments and their coordination. For a very long time in history, we had only little knowledge about how our brain worked. Thanks to the advancement of science and technology, in particular, brain scanning and imaging technologies, scientists have begun to understand the functions and mechanisms of various brain regions in respect of human cognition. Through a giant brain model, graphic panels and some interactive games, the exhibition introduces interesting aspects about the structure and functions of human brain, and depicts disorders caused by impairment of neural transmission such as cognitive impairment, aphasia, dyslexia, attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder. This may enable us to have a better understanding of such disorders and the needs of the patients. Organisers: Leisure and Cultural Services Department and The Hong Kong Brain Foundation Supporting Organisations: Department of Psychology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong; Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Hong Kong Association For AD/HD; Hong Kong Neurosurgical Society; Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association - Neurology Specialty Group; Laboratory of Neuropsychology, The University of Hong Kong; The Hong Kong Neurological Society; Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences, The University of Hong Kong; Department of Biology, Hong Kong Baptist University |
Creatures of the Abyss |
(29-06-2012 (Fri) to 17-10-2012 (Wed)) |
The ocean provides more than 99% of the space available for living things on the planet, but only 3% or so of such space has been explored. Scientists will discover new species almost every time they visit the deep ocean. "Creatures of the Abyss" exhibition will take audiences on a journey to the most inaccessible ecosystem on Earth – the deep ocean. The marine world is far more wonderful and mysterious beyond a human's imagination. Inhabiting in this vast underwater environment are a wide range of organisms, many of which are countless in quantity. However, we know very little about them. It is home to some of the strangest creatures living under some of the most inhospitable conditions on the planet. In this cold and dark environment, the communication of many animals takes place through light emission of their bodies, and no terrestrial creatures can withstand the enormous water pressure there. The exhibition features about forty exhibits including full-scale models of marine life, mechanical interactive exhibits, multimedia programmes, full-image graphic panels with text and maps. All these will enable visitors to discover and learn about both the physical environment of the deep sea and the fascinating creatures that inhabit there. The arrangement of presentation leads visitors to travel down into the depths of the ocean, traverse the vast seafloor, climb up seamounts, and enter into undersea canyons and hydrothermal vents. It is an awe-inspiring glimpse of a vast and mysterious world in the deepest parts of the ocean and where extraordinary strange creatures reside. It is easy to think of someone being entangled by the tentacles of a colossal squid when you see the life-size model of this largest known species of squid! Inside the Bioluminescence Theatre, you will learn how some creatures of the abyss produce fantastic, colourful light shows for communication purposes in complete darkness! "Creatures of the Abyss" beckons you to explore the ocean environment that is totally beyond our imagination! The exhibition is a production of Science North, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada |
Exhibition on China's First Manned Space Docking Mission |
(12-08-2012 (Sun) to 26-08-2012 (Sun)) |
China launched Shenzhou-9 on 16-06-2012 (Sat) and taking three astronauts into orbit. The crew stayed in space for 13 days and carried out manual docking and a range of scientific experiments. This is a major breakthrough for the Chinese Manned Space Engineering. The successful docking of Shenzhou-9 and Tiangong-1 is a critical step towards the goal of building a space station. To celebrate the China's first manned space docking mission delegation visits Hong Kong, Hong Kong Science Museum specially organises this exhibition, allowing the public to know and understand the achievements of China manned space technology and the importance of Shenzhou-9 mission. This exhibition features numerous exhibits including the Shenzhou-9 re-entry module, spacesuit, bicycle ergometer, more than 100 amazing photos in relation to this mission and a holograph projection of Tiangong-1 specifically produced for this exhibition. All the exhibits demonstrate the elevating standards of China's aerospace technology and shows how China has been contributing to men's determined operation to explore the outerspace. Organised by: In association with: Solely sponsored by: |
I Love Lyuba: Baby Mammoth of the Ice Age Exhibition |
(14-05-2012 (Mon) to 10-06-2012 (Sat)) |
The "I Love Lyuba: Baby Mammoth of the Ice Age" exhibition showcases the world's most well-preserved baby mammoth, Lyuba, which is having her first official public exhibition in Asia. The exhibition depicts how scientists explore the ecology and behavior of mammoths through studying Lyuba. Other exhibition elements include: several rare pieces of long-extinct Ice Age mammal skulls, interactive games, precious audio-visual programmes that inspire the public to discover more about the mysteries of the prehistoric Ice Age. This exhibition has received overwhelming response from the public at ifc mall, and by moving it to the Hong Kong Science Museum for exhibition, enabling the public more opportunity to visit this lovable baby mammoth. The exhibition is presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, and organised by the Hong Kong Science Museum with the support from ifc mall, Henderson Land Development Company Limited and Sun Hung Kai Properties. |
It's a Tasty World - Food Science Now! |
(14-10-2011 (Fri) to 01-02-2012 (Wed)) |
As an old Chinese saying goes, "People is of the utmost importance to an emperor, and food the common people". Since ancient times, humans have been paying much attention to food and drink, and that have revolved around various kinds of human activities such as family gatherings, leisure and entertainment. As food culture is integral to all human societies, we can even learn about a country's history, livelihood, customs, geographical environment and climate, etc. from it. Despite our quick pace of living in modern cities, we do not just eat to satisfy our hunger. We also take into account the nutritional value, production processes and safety of food as well as the effects of food on our body. Are you interested in knowing how instant noodles are made? Japanese food is the favourite of many Hong Kong people, but how much do you know about the food culture of Japan? How can we take advantage of technological advancement to eat fresh tuna sashimi? What are the secrets of delicious chocolate? Are food additives really harmful? Come to visit the "It's a Tasty World - Food Science Now" Exhibition and you will find the answers. It is not something just about eating. It is memorable for visitors because of its rich and interesting contents. More than 60 exhibits of the exhibition will, from a scientific perspective, introduce how humans taste delicious food; describe the production processes of packaging foods; explain various methods of food preservation; demonstrate the recycling of food waste; and think seriously about food crisis and food in the future. We hope, through this exhibition, the public may have a better understanding of food science, and that some fallacies about food are clarified. Hopefully, we may eat happier with ease out of better knowledge. As food is indispensable to us and we must eat for survival every day, it deserves our respect and value, no matter what food it is and what appearance it has. So please remember the "delicious moments"! The exhibition is produced and supplied by the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Miraikan), Japan |
Amazing Vaccines (13-07-2012 (Fri) - 03-10-2012 (Wed))
Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955) (18-04-2011 (Mon) - 31-08-2011 (Wed))
Marvellous Inventions of Leonardo da Vinci (08-10-2010 (Fri) - 09-02-2011 (Wed))
River of Wisdom – Animated Version of the Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival (09-11-2010 (Tue) - 29-11-2010 (Mon))
Biodiversity in Hong Kong (30-04-2010 (Fri) - 31-08-2010 (Tue))
Biodiversity in China - An Exhibition on China's Wildlife Specimens (18-12-2009 (Fri) - 31-08-2010 (Tue))
A Tribute to Professor Charles Kao - Father of Fibre Optics (08-12-2009 (Tue) - 10-03-2010 (Wed))
Hong Kong Geology 360 (17-05-2009 (Sun) - 21-10-2009 (Wed))
Polar Crisis - Climate Change (16-05-2009 (Sat) - 04-11-2009 (Wed))
Candy Unwrapped (26-06-2009 (Fri) - 28-10-2009 (Wed))
Exploration of TIME! (20-02-2009 (Fri) - 24-05-2009 (Sun))
China's Yuanwang-6 Space Tracking Ship (30-04-2009 (Thu) - 03-05-2009 (Sun))
Treasure from Chuxiong - Lufengosaur (24-10-2008 (Fri) - 29-04-2009 (Wed))
Sports Arena (20-06-2008 (Fri) - 04-01-2009 (Sun))
Sports and Health Exhibition (08-08-2008 (Fri) - 01-10-2008 (Wed))
Exhibition on China's First Spacewalk Mission (06-12-2008 (Sat) - 15-12-2008 (Mon))
The Deep Exhibition (11-07-2008 (Fri) - 12-11-2008 (Wed))
Wildlife Photographer of the Year (01-02-2008 (Fri) - 01-05-2008 (Thu))
Soaring Dinosaurs - Chinese Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Life (25-05-2007 (Fri) - 25-11-2007 (Sun))
Hybrid Drive Vehicle Technology (10-08-2007 (Fri) - 12-09-2007 (Wed))
Mission Earthling (08-12-2006 (Fri) - 08-04-2007 (Sun))
Genomic Revolution (23-06-2006 (Fri) - 22-10-2006 (Sun))
Optical Illusion (26-11-2005 (Sat) - 26-03-2006 (Sun))
SARS 100 Days - Overcome In Unity (04-10-2005 (Tue) - 30-11-2005 (Wed))
The Robot Zoo (24-06-2005 (Fri) - 25-10-2005 (Tue))
Decoding the Hair (01-03-2005 (Tue) - 20-05-2005 (Fri))
Body Parts (20-08-2004 (Fri) - 05-12-2004 (Sun))
Planetary Landscapes: Sculpting the Solar System (02-01-2004 (Fri) - 02-05-2004 (Sun))
China's First Manned Space Mission Exhibition II - Gifts for Hong Kong (24-12-2003 (Wed) - 21-03-2004 (Sun))
Wildlife Photographer of the Year (10-10-2003 (Fri) - 10-12-2003 (Wed))
Exhibition on China's First Manned Space Mission (01-11-2003 (Sat) - 04-11-2003 (Tue))
SARS and Viruses (30-06-2003 (Mon) - 27-10-2003 (Mon))
Science Tunnel (02-05-2003 (Fri) - 03-08-2003 (Sun))
Albert Einstein : Man of the Century (12-02-2003 (Wed) - 21-04-2003 (Mon))
Grossology - The (Impolite) Science of the Human Body (22-11-2002 (Fri) - 23-03-2003 (Sun))
Discover Soil and Slope (30-07-2002 (Tue) - 02-10-2002 (Wed))
Flowers in the Mirror (03-05-2002 (Fri) - 07-08-2002 (Wed))
Love the Everest Love our Earth (01-12-2001 (Sat) - 20-03-2002 (Wed))
Ancient Chinese Astronomy Exhibition (16-11-2001 (Fri) - 07-04-2002 (Sun))
Whodunit? (19-06-2001 (Tue) - 18-11-2001 (Sun))
Ask Professor Water (13-03-2001 (Tue) - 31-05-2001 (Thu))
Chinese Dinosaur Fossils Exhibition (14-12-1999 (Tue) - 11-06-2000 (Sun))


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The recipes below are necessary to make the Mandarin Cake which is to be found in Fannie's Last Supper along with additional recipes to make the cake including Almond Butter Cake, Easy Marzipan, Grand Marnier Pastry Cream, and all assembly directions. FRESH CLEMENTINE SHERBET Victorians loved to serve fruit shaped sherbets, often displayed in spectacular arrangements. Our recipe is served in hollowed-out clementine halves. The addition of heavy cream makes this sherbet taste just like a Clementine creamsicle. 1 1/2 tablespoons grated orange zest from 2 clementines 1 ½ cups granulated sugar (10 ½ ounces) 1/8 plus one pinch table salt 3 cups fresh Clementine juice 4 1/2 tablespoons lemon juice from 2 lemons 1 tablespoon Grand Marnier 1 cup heavy cream 6 clementines for serving 1. Process zest, sugar, and salt in food processor until damp, ten to fifteen 1-second pulses. With machine running, add clementine juice and lemon juice in slow, steady stream; continue to process until sugar is fully dissolved, about 1 minute. Strain mixture through nonreactive fine-mesh strainer into medium bowl; stir in Grand Marnier, then cover with plastic wrap and chill in freezer until very cold, about 40 degrees 30 to 60 minutes. (Alternatively, set bowl over larger bowl containing ice water.) Do not let mixture freeze. 2. When mixture is cold, using whisk, whip cream in medium bowl until soft peaks form. Whisking constantly, add juice mixture in steady stream, pouring against edge of bowl. Immediately start ice cream machine and add juice/cream mixture to canister; churn until sherbet has texture of soft-serve ice cream, 25 to 30 minutes (freezing times may vary depending on your ice cream machine; check frequently after about 20 minutes). 3. Remove canister from machine and transfer sherbet to storage container; press plastic wrap directly against surface of sherbet and freeze until firm, at least 3 hours. 4. Slice 6 clementines in half across the equator. Using a melon baller, scoop out the flesh from the rind. Continue to gently scrape out as much of the white pith as possible, without damaging the rind. 5. When sherbet is frozen, fill Clementine halves with about ½ cup sherbet, mounded; store in freezer until ready to serve. Yield: about 1 ½ quarts, enough to fill 12 clementine halves SUGARED LEMON LEAVES We prefer to leave half of the leaves uncoated for a contrasting effect. Sanding sugar is also called decorating sugar and does not dissolve when subjected to heat -- it adds sparkle since the crystals are large and reflect light. 1 teaspoon zest from one clementine 1 cup sanding sugar 1 egg white 1 bunch lemon leaves, about 10 stems 1. In small bowl, stir together zest and sugar until combined. Line baking sheet with paper towels. In small bowl, whisk egg white until frothy. 2. Pull lemon leaves from branches. Working with one leaf at a time, ussing pastry brush, lightly brush both sides of lemon leaf with egg white and then sprinkle with sugar. Transfer leaf to baking sheet until dry. Repeat with remaining leaves. Leave tray in a cool, dry place until dry, about 12 to 24 hours. JELLIED CLEMENTINE SEGMENTS In addition to the filled clementine halves, we also made clementine quarters that were filled with alternating layers of almond and clementine jelly. This is a little like building a ship in a bottle since the clementines have to be filled while still intact. 4 clementines 1 recipe Almond Blanc Mange (recipe follows) 1 recipe Clementine Jelly (recipe follows) 1. With apple corer, make hole in bottom of each clementine. Using small melon baller, carefully scoop flesh from Clementine being careful not to tear rind. (If while scooping out the flesh you make a hole in top of the Clementine, seal from the outside with a piece of tape to prevent leaking when filling with jelly mixture.) Place hollowed clementines in mini-muffin tin or tiny bowls that are placed on a tray to keep the clementines stable while filling with jellies. 2. Pour about 2 teaspoons) of Clementine Jelly into each clementine shell. Place in freezer for 10 to 15 minutes to set. Pour about 2 teaspoons of Almond Blanc Mange over the Clementine Jelly layer to cover, and freeze for about 10 minutes to set. Continue to layer jelly and Blanc Mange until clementines are full. If either jelly becomes too congealed to pour easily, gently heat in the microwave on high power until mixture has melted slightly, 5 to 10 seconds (Important: Do not warm mixture or it will melt the layers you pour it on.) 3. When clementines are full, place in refrigerator to chill until set, about 4 hours. Eat within 2 days. Yield: 12 segments CLEMENTINE JELLY A combination of natural beet and saffron coloring gives this jelly a vivid orange hue that contrasts nicely with the almond blanc mange. 8 tablespoons fresh Clementine juice , from about 6 clementines 2 tablespoons pulp-free orange juice concentrate, thawed 2 tablespoons simple syrup (see recipe above) 1 teaspoon juice from 1 lemon 1/8 teaspoon natural saffron food coloring (see above for recipe) 1/8 teaspoon natural beet coloring (see above for recipe) 1 teaspoon powdered gelatin 1 tablespoon water 1. In 1-cup measuring cup, stir together clementine juice, orange juice concentrate, simple syrup, lemon juice, and food colorings until combined. You should have about 3/4 cup liquid. 2. In small bowl, sprinkle gelatin over water and let stand until softened, at least 5 minutes. In microwave on high power, heat softened gelatin until just melted, 5 to 10 seconds. Stir melted gelatin into clementine mixture and let sit, gently stirring occasionally, until the mixture is the consistency of heavy cream. Use immediately. Yield: 3/4 cup ALMOND BLANC MANGE Blanc Mange was a very common dessert in the Victorian age and was nothing more than milk or cream, gelatin, sugar, and a flavoring. It was Fannie's "go-to" dessert. Orange flower water helps to give this jelly an exotic Mediterranean flavor. 8 ounces blanched slivered almonds Water 1 1/8 teaspoon orange flower water 3/4 teaspoon almond extract 2 tablespoons simple syrup (see recipe above) 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon heavy cream 1 teaspoon powdered gelatin 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees and adjust oven rack to middle position. Spread almonds onto baking sheet in a single layer and bake until very lightly toasted, about 10 minutes. Set aside and let cool just slightly. 2. In food processor, process still-warm almonds with 1 ½ cups water until smooth, about 1 minute. 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North Gwinnett running back Cam Lewis won online voting this week as the Daily Post's Fans Choice Player of the Week.
The senior running back got 47 percent of the vote to win a competition with Norcross' Lorenzo Carter (23 percent), Archer's K.J. Parmer (20 percent) and Peachtree Ridge's Jordan Ellis (11 percent).
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It's no big deal. I am a true believer in patience. Yes13 must be Steele's girlfriend because he/she always challenges me when I say that someone other than Steele will lead our team. I was just stating, for the long term benefit of our program, if we are sitting at 2 or 3 wins in week 9 with Tiller and Jantz, Barnett and Richardson should get a shot. No need to let them continue to sit. Let them get some gametime and start building for the future.
Richardson won't/shouldn't be second string, McCoy is 100x more likely to transfer than ever start, Karam won't unseat Doege, and Tuggle is said to suck and its more likely Sams is their starter.
And no I'm not Jantz's girlfriend. I've been on the Tiller bandwagon since the spring game. I don't usually even post in the QB threads because it turns into a ******* match with you supprting Tiller/Barnett and hating on Steele. I'm curious why you like Richardson more than Daniels. He's from Texas and is a QB.
those sure are some darn good big 12 south QBs
there are going to be 5 or 6 really good teams
Are you crazy! McCoy is better than Gilbert right now. He's had to work harder to win. That's why Colt was so good. Also, you have to understand that Gilbert is a true "system" guy. Austin Lake Travis has won 2 State Titles since Gilbert left running the same system. The system made him. His frame is the reason why he was so highly touted. BTW, who was the QB at Austin Lake Travis that won the same number of titles as Gilbert? You don't know. Why....he's not 6'5" and his daddy didn't play on yhe NFL. Mack will not suffer through another season like last year if Gilbert is not getting it done. At some point this season, McCoy or David Ash will get a shot.
I don't hate on Steele. I'm just waiting on him to live up to the hype. That may or may not happen this summer and fall. Then what do we do? He had a below average spring and I just expected to see more from a junior QB with his hype. Until then, I'm going stay with the young guns.
Daniels has good size but he will not play QB. He is an athlete. He is a below average spread QB at this point because he doesn't throw the ball well. The short stuff is good but great because he delivers the ball too slow. You'll see that this summer. Sam is
better right now coming into the summer.
Griffin is overrated. Big time. He looked unstoppable as a freshman (and threw some incredible balls against ISU). Last year, he looked pretty average when I saw Baylor. Defenses figured out how to contain him as a runner and all Baylor throws are bubble screens.
My prediction is he has a down year and isn't nearly the threat he's built up to be.
Jones, Weeden, and Tannehill on the other hand... yikes
Barnett, I could buy. I could perhaps even buy he starts day one, but to say you think Richardson and Barnett will be 1 and 2 at some point is ridiculous. Also, building for the future is for quitters not to mention in week 9 it would be mathematically possible for us to make a bowl so I say the guy who gives us the best shot to win should probably start.
Gilbert will start at Texas all year unless he's injured. He will also be one of the top 3 QBs in the south right behind Weeden and Jones.
You're probably right about Sam because at that point we would be burning his redshirt. But you're saying that we don't build for the future at any point of a season that's lost? If that happens. I'm optimistic that we will be a bowl team. But, what if we're not? That's what I'm looking at.


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STATEWIDE PROPORTIONAL: Santorum 18 delegates Romney 7 delegates
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Former Senator Rick Santorum has won the Kansas caucus.
Santorum got 51 percent of the vote. Mitt Romney got 21 percent, Newt Gingrich 14 percent, and Ron Paul 13 percent.
By overwhelmingly winning the Kansas Republican presidential caucuses, Santorum bolstered his claim that front-runner Mitt Romney hasn't locked up the GOP nomination.
Santorum appeared on track to pick up many of the state's 40 delegates, but the exact number won't be known until later results come in from the Topeka and Kansas City areas.
The former Pennsylvania senator had said winning Kansas would be a big step in overcoming the advantage that Romney, who didn't campaign in Kansas, enjoys in the hunt for delegates to the GOP's national nominating convention. Santorum held three rallies in as many days in Topeka, Wichita and the Kansas City area, all rich in votes.
Santorum enjoyed support from some small-government conservatives and, more importantly, many abortion opponents who make up a core constituency of the Kansas GOP, including leaders of Kansans for Life. He portrayed himself as the non-establishment candidate and told Kansas residents that their caucuses were crucial ahead of other post-Super Tuesday contests in the South.
Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, received a late boost in Kansas when political icon Bob Dole, the 88-year-old former U.S. Senate majority leader and 1996 Republican presidential nominee, urged his fellow Kansans to back the front-runner.
Santorum's triumph, coupled with Romney's early advantage in Wyoming, were prelude to twin primaries in Alabama and Mississippi on Tuesday that loom as unexpectedly pivotal in the race to pick an opponent to President Barack Obama in the fall.
Romney, the front-runner by far in the delegate competition, padded his lead overnight when he won all nine delegates on the island of Guam and an equal number in the Northern Mariana Islands.
Romney began the day with 440 delegates, more than all his rivals combined. Santorum had 181, Gingrich 107 and Paul had 46.
A candidate must win 1,144 to clinch the Republican presidential nomination at the national convention in Tampa next August.
In Wyoming, where some counties caucused earlier in the week, Romney had five of the 12 delegates at stake, Santorum had two, Paul had one, and one was uncommitted. Three more remained to be determined in party meetings on the day's calendar.
Romney did not campaign in Kansas, leaving the field to Santorum and Paul.
Gingrich cancelled a scheduled trip to the state late in the week to concentrate on the two Southern primaries on Tuesday.
In sparsely populated Wyoming, there were 15 county conventions during the day to pick six convention delegates.
Kansas drew more attention from the White House hopefuls, but not much more, given its position midway between Super Tuesday and potentially pivotal primaries next Tuesday in Mississippi and Alabama.
Paul and Santorum both campaigned in the state on Friday, and Gov. Sam Brownback appeared with each without making an endorsement.
In Topeka, Paul told an audience of about 500 that Kansas should be a "fertile field" for his libertarian-leaning views but declined to say how many delegates he hoped to gain.
Santorum, who hopes to drive Gingrich from the race in the coming week, lashed out at Obama and Romney simultaneously in remarks in the Kansas capital city.
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Romney had no campaign appearances Saturday. The former Massachusetts governor won six of 10 Super Tuesday states earlier in the week, and hopes for a Southern breakthrough in Alabama on Tuesday after earlier losing South Carolina and Georgia to Gingrich.


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CUMBERLAND — Sheriff Craig Robertson will soon travel to Newtown, Conn., site of the December shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School, as part of a study on school security.
The visit, which is part of the Allegany County Board of Education's effort to create an enhanced school security plan, was disclosed during a meeting Tuesday by Robert Farrell, the coordinator of security, safety and risk management for the board.
"I think it's a good thing," said Mike Llewellyn, board of education member. "He's (Sheriff Robertson) going to try to learn from the tragedy. I know the sheriff cares a lot about school security."
Robertson is expected to travel to Connecticut in early June and meet with the police chief of Newtown, according to Farrell.
In light of the events at Sandy Hook, where 20 children and six adults were killed, educators and county officials decided to form a committee to study local school security issues.
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"The committee has met now four times," said Farrell.
Farrell said meetings have been held at Mount Savage School, Georges Creek Elementary School, the board office and Fort Hill High School. Further meetings are being scheduled.
"I think out of this will come a recommendation from the committee," said Farrell.
Farrell said he also gave the schools a copy of the emergency plan and other security protocols already in place.
"It's been very enlightening to hear of some of the things that are going on at the schools and at the homes of some students," said Farrell.
The end result for the study by the committee will hopefully be an enhanced school security plan for Allegany County.
However, funding for such a plan is still a murky issue. This all hits during a time when both the BOE and county are hammering out their 2014 budgets.
In March, the BOE requested $480,000 for an enhanced security plan that would add five off-duty armed state troopers, or school resource officers, to cover the outlying schools, and employ two mental health professional to help in evaluating high risk cases.
Given the restricting budget conditions faced by all levels of government, the county has been less than receptive to paying the cost.
In fact, the county did not file the required paperwork to arrange for securing the $480,000 requested and has set aside only $190,000 in its current draft budget for any potential school security plan, according to education officials.
Citing the difficult economy, the county has reduced funding in education in recent years. In fact, the current fiscal year 2014 budget only funds the BOE at the state required minimum of $29.8 million.
The state had made grant money available for physical improvements to schools such as stronger glass, reinforced doors, cameras and secure entrance vestibules. However, the board also wants increased personnel.
With the BOE strongly in favor of enhanced security, it may be forced to pull funding from its general fund to finance at least a portion of the plan.
"It's unclear what's going to happen. The county wants to wait to hear from the committee. You can't stop trying until it's over," said Llewellyn.
Cumberland and Frostburg already have school resources officers in place. Llywellyn particularly worries about the outlying schools.
"It's clear to me that we need something (security related) in the schools, not in Frostburg and Cumberland. I don't want to wait until something happens," said Llewellyn.
Attempts to reach Robertson on Wednesday for comment were unsuccessful.
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Short final for RWY32L inbound from Cali CLO. Delivered 04/2009.
[1600 pxs]
Take off from runway 36L to Bogota- El Dorado (SKBO/ BOG) as AVA011.
Delivered to Avianca on 29/04/2009, seen here on short final rwy09 after completing a short ride from Bogotŕ as flight AVA006
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Baker Island
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Baker Island |
Map of the central Pacific Ocean showing Baker Island and nearby Howland Island just north of the equator and east of Tarawa. |
Geography | |
Coordinates | 0°11′41″N 176°28′46″W / 0.19472°N 176.47944°W |
Area | 1.64 km2 (0.63 sq mi) |
Elevation | 8 m (26 ft) |
Country | |
Demographics | |
Population | 0 |
Additional information | |
unincorporated |
Baker Island is a small coral island, or atoll, in the North Pacific Ocean. It is just above of the equator. It belongs of the United States. The United States Department of the Interior is in charge of the island, which is currently called the Baker Island National Wildlife Refuge.[1]
The island has no trees. The island is surrounded by a coral reef, which makes the atoll hard to approach in a boat.
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- ↑ "Baker Island" at CIA World Factbook; excerpt, "no indigenous inhabitants"; retrieved 2013-4-19.
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Media related to Baker Island at Wikimedia Commons


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AirGatling weapon PS2 code Enter GSASINRI as a password at the pink tank in the first town. Note: The for the sub-weapon B configuration is for shooting down aerial targets only.
Mission Select PS2 code After you have chosen NEW GAME or RESUME, press fast [LeftShift], [CTRL] and [LeftAlt] and you get a menu to choose a mission.


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VIDEO: Friends and family grieve the loss runner John Sikes, better known as Terry. The 56-year-old was killed while riding a bicycle, one of the many victims in a Westside crime spree.
Friends and family are still grieving the loss of well-known runner, John Sikes... better known as Terry. The 56-year-old was killed last weekend... one of many victims in a Westside crime spree. Sikes was riding a bicycle when he was hit. Tonight friends who ran with Sikes gathered to remember him... Channel 4's Scott Johnson joins us LIVE ... with what they're saying... Scott? 3 3 3 3 :07-:12:16-:21:40-:441:02-1:07 Rodney Smith grew up on the northside with Terry Sikes and they reconnected as the two became interested in running. He couldn't believe his lifelong friend was killed so senselessly while riding a bike... when suspects I a crime spree hit him on the westside.RODNEY SMITH/FRIEND 11:53:45 - I was shocked, I saw it in the paper that is was johns sikes, but I didn't make the connection that it was terry sikes until yesterday. I was shocked.Sikes was well known among runners. Tonight his weekly running group met in san marco where Sikes should have been tonight. ELAINE DAVIS/FRIEND 2:55:56 - terry was the nicest, kindest most loving man I know. while the tragedy that took terrry's life has hurt his family... his obituary in today's paper sums up how his family feels... "For if there is anything we can do to truly honor Terry it will be to forgive and no harbor ill will"...something friends say they still struggle with... but do for him.DOUG TILLETT/FRIEND 11:59:18 - I think it's terrible how this happened. I'm real angry about. I've been advised by friends of mine to tone it down a little bit.11:59:36 - we know people have been arrested and we hope they're going to be brought to justice. This time instead of out on the street to hurt other people. 3 3
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the game froze when i will playing and doesn't work anymore.
the game froze when i will playing and doesn't work anymore.
Blah.....I really need to start my Stunfisk only run on Black/White. It would be awesome. @_@
Actually, it would be interesting to do one where you guys pick the team I use.
♦ Praise the Helix Fossil ♦
♦ The Fuchsia City Guru ♦
hmm what make you think about giving me Bisharp CK?
Anyway rose rosekid I'll give Umbreon(MY favorite Eevee evolution next to Espeon)
and for your starter its Piplup DOOD and you shall name it Prinny X.
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Dose Umbreon and Glaceon count as the same evolution line or Split Evolutions?And ok i will name piplup Prinny.
ohai Nick. =D If ya want to do a scramble, go for it.
But before that... Give Rosekid two pokes for his Platinum scramble, yeah?
It's a cool poke IMO, and nobody really uses it in-game; mainly because you catch Pawniard so late in the game, and it won't evolve even in time for the Elite 4 unless ya give it special attention. So I thought twice about shoving it's in-game worthlessness on you, and gave ya Zoroark instead.
Ahah, that's a good question, I never thought about that ruling. Since (what little) movepool each Eeveelution has is different from the each other, and they all have a different type, I'd definitely say they're all Split Evolutions. The only problem with using two Eeveelutions in a challenge is that you'll need to breed an Eevee egg, which you're free to trade/pal park over from any game you want. I wouldn't want to stick anyone with a level 1 when you have a whole team of level 20 or higher, after all. If ya need an Eevee egg, since your Fire Red's broken 'n all, I'll happily provide one.
Well yeah, CK. Way to think of me when giving a guy some Pokemon. I only hate giving movesets. I love giving Pokemon. I'll give one.
Roserade. I've never personally used it, but I'd like to sometime. So... yeah. There ya go.
Need one more pokemon. So far Roserade,Umbreon,Glaceon,Giratina and Piplup.
This thread gives me the urge to get into pokemon again.
But no, it was difficult enough to give up the addiction, and I'm not expecting it anytime soon.
STOP PM-ing/FRIEND-REQUESTING ME!
Trying to motivate myself to play: Dark Souls, Dragon Age Origins, DayZ.
Spoiler Alert!