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Sioux Falls, S.D. - University of Sioux Falls quarterback Taylor Perkins accounted for two scores and 312 yards of total offense in USF's 24-14 victory over Wayne State.
The loss drops Wayne State to 6-5 overall and 3-4 in the NSIC South Division to finish their 2012 season while the Cougars improved to 9-2 on the year.
The Wildcats were outgained in total offense 360-244 by the Cougars. WSC rushed for 71 yards while gaining another 173 through the air while USF netted 93 yards rushing and 267 passing. Charlie Davidson rushed 25 times for 73 yards. Quarterback Brian Kent was 10-23 passing for 87 yards with one touchdown and three interceptions while Nate Most was 7-13 for 86 yards and one score. Kevin Paulsen reeled in eight catches for 108 yards for the Wildcats.
For Sioux Falls, quarterback Taylor Perkins went 27-47 passing for 267 yards with one touchdown and one interception while rushing for 45 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries.
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Located in central Alabama and bordered by many Black Belt counties, Bibb County is known for its outdoor attractions, the Cahaba River and the Talladega National Forest. During the nineteenth century, Bibb County was a noted iron, coal, and lumber center. The county is governed by an elected five-member commission and includes four incorporated communities each governed
by a mayor and city council.
· Founding Date: February 7, 1818
· Area: 625 square miles
· Population: 22,915 (2010 Census)
· Major Waterways: Cahaba River, Little Cahaba River
· Major Highways: U.S. 82
· County Seat: Centreville
· Largest City: Brent
Bibb County was created through an act of the Alabama territorial legislature on February 7, 1818, a year before Alabama became a state. Originally called Cahaba County, for the river that
runs through it, the county was renamed Bibb County in 1820 to honor of the first governor of Alabama, William Wyatt Bibb. Before settlers moved to the area, it was populated by the Creeks of the Upper Towns, who lived along the banks of the Cahaba and its tributaries. In 1815, non-Indian squatters began moving into the area, and
Centreville was made the county seat of government.
Bibb County was extremely rich in ore, coal, clay, and timber, and during the antebellum period, local entrepreneurs established several small iron forges in the north and northeastern areas of the county. Oxmoor Furnace in Blocton was the first to produce pig iron in the state. By the antebellum period, Bibb County ranked third in the state in iron production, which made the region extremely valuable to the Confederacy during the Civil War. Brierfield Ironworks was established in 1861 and purchased by the Confederate government two years later to produce iron for military use; it was later burned by the Union Army. After the Civil War Bibb County experienced significant economic and social turmoil, as almost half the population in 1865 consisted of former slaves. The Reconstruction years were characterized by increasing violence against blacks, poverty, and lawlessness.
In the late nineteenth century, the area experienced a boom in the lumber and coal mining industries, and a number of immigrant families from Belgium, Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Bulgaria moved to the area. Dangerous conditions in the mines drew workers'-rights advocates from the United Mine Workers, who led Bibb County miners in strikes in 1894, 1904, 1908, and 1920. The plight of the miners attracted the attention of national labor leader Eugene V. Debs, who spoke to crowds in Blocton in 1896. The area received an economic boost in 1898 when a branch of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad was completed in the southeastern part of the county.
On April 27, 2011, a massive storm, causing numerous powerful tornadoes, struck the southeastern United States. More than 250 people were killed in Alabama, including one person in Brent.
Major Citi es and Demographics
According to the 2010 Census, Bibb County recorded a population of 22,915. Of that total, 75.8 percent of respondents identified
themselves as white, 22.0 percent as African American, 1.8 percent as Hispanic, 0,9 percent as two or more races, 0.3 percent
as Native American, and 0.1 as Asian. The county seat, Centreville, recorded a population of 2,778, and the the largest city,
Brent, recorded a population of 4,947. Other towns include Woodstock and West Blocton. The median household income in Bibb County was $39,625, as compared with $40,547 for the state as a whole, and the per capita
income was $18,740, compared with $22,732 for the state as a whole.
During the nineteenth century, farming and iron manufacturing were the prevailing industries in Bibb County. Abundant mineral deposits in the northern section of the county made it an important center of manufacturing during the antebellum period,
and the Confederacy purchased Brierfield Iron works in 1863 to aid the southern war effort. After it was burned by Union forces
in 1865, Josiah Gorgas became one of many who tried in vain to revive the iron industry in the county. By 1900 the booming industries of Birmingham eclipsed the area. Given the county's heavily forested areas, which include pine, especially loblolly, as well as oak, hickory,
walnut, tulip poplar, gum, cedar, and dogwood, the lumber business rapidly became highly profitable.
Most nineteenth-century residents earned their living from agricultural products, including corn, wheat, rye, and especially cotton. In 1860, the county reported production of 8,303 bales of cotton, or approximately three million pounds. Cotton production declined during the post war years, but railroads helped spur the lumber and coal industries, which would become the principal industry in the town in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries.
The workforce in present-day Bibb County is divided among the following occupational categories:
· Manufacturing (16.8 percent)
· Educational services, and health care and social assistance (14.0 percent)
· Retail trade (13.2 percent)
· Construction (12.8 percent)
· Transportation and warehousing, and utilities (9.3 percent)
· Other services, except public administration (5.7 percent)
· Finance and insurance, and real estate, rental, and leasing (5.4 percent)
· Professional, scientific, management, administrative, and waste management services (5.4 percent)
· Public administration (4.9 percent)
· Arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services (4.7 percent)
· Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and extractive (4.1 percent)
· Wholesale trade (2.8 percent)
· Information (0.8 percent)
The Bibb County School System currently employs about 240 teachers and administrators who serve approximately 3,500 students in 10 public schools. In addition, the area contains two private schools, Cahaba Christian Acadamy and McCully Hill Christian School.
Comprising approximately 625 square miles, Bibb County lies in the central area of the state. It is bounded to the south by
Perry County, to the west by Hale and Tuscaloosa Counties, to the north by Jefferson and Shelby Counties, and to the east by Chilton County. The Cahaba River runs through the entirety of Bibb County from north to south, and its tributaries, the Little Cahaba,
Sixmile Creek, and Shultz Creek, flow through the eastern and western parts of the county. Numerous other creeks, such as
Affonee, Blue Girth, and Haysop, intersect the southwestern part of the area. U.S. 82 is Bibb County's major transportation
route, running east-west through the southern part of the county. Bibb County Airport is the county's only public airport.
Events and Places of Interest
The proximity of the Cahaba River and the Talladega National Forest make Bibb County one of Alabama's most sought-after recreational destinations. Once considered a fisherman's paradise, the
Cahaba River is best known for its scenic wildlife and canoeing. Except for a single location in Tennessee, the Alabama croton, one of the rarest shrubs in the United States, grows only along the banks of the Cahaba. The endangered Cahaba lily, found along the Cahaba and Little Cahaba, attracts nature enthusiasts during May and June, its traditional blooming period.
Every May, thousands flock to the town of West Blocton, in northern Bibb County, to the Cahaba Lily Festival. Activities include
presentations on the lily and other local wildflowers, the crowning of the Cahaba Lily Queen, and canoe trips along the river
to view the lilies in their natural habitat.
Talladega National Forest, located in the southern and southwest areas of Bibb County, attracts thousands of hikers and campers. Heavily logged in the early twentieth century, the forest was bought by the federal government in the 1930s and now hosts a diverse ecosystem. Bibb County is home to the Oakmulgee section of the forest, which is characterized by level and moderately sloping, broad ridges with terraced streams. Historic attractions in the county include Brierfield Ironworks Historical State Park, which centers on an iron furnace constructed in 1861 to aid the Confederate war effort.
Additional Resources
Bibb County Heritage Book Committee. Heritage of Bibb County, Alabama. Clanton, Ala.: Heritage Publishing Consultants, 1998.
Ellison, Rhoda Coleman. Bibb County, Alabama: The First Hundred Years, 1818-1918. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 1984.
Patricia Hoskins Morton
Auburn University
Published June 28, 2007
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Craftsman VersaTrack Trackwall (Hook Sold Separately)
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Get your garage in order with the VersaTrack Trackwall system.
Too much clutter on the garage floor? Craftsman VersaTrack Trackwall system gives you a convenient, custom method to mount your tools, cabinets and gear straight to the wall. From bikes to ladders to lawn equipment, this versatile mounting system can be configured to better organize the random items that somehow found there way into your garage or workshop.
Each VersaTrack Trackwall rail is 4 feet long and holds up to 75 pounds. The custom organization system can be easily installed over drywall, studs or masonry, giving you nearly unlimited options in how you setup your work environment, no matter what kind of walls you have. You can also install a pegboard between two VersaTrack rails for small hand tools. A well-organized workspace is a good first step toward finishing all the projects on your to-do list. Finally, you'll be able to ignore the clutter and just focus on the task at hand.
- Craftsman VersaTrack Trackwall installs easily over drywall, wall studs or masonry
- Install single pieces of VersaTrack for a custom look
- Interlock multiple tracks to create an entire wall of storage
- Use two pieces to secure pegboard
- Measures 48 in. W x 5.5 in. H
- VersaTrack accessories mount securely to the track to prevent hook from falling off the track when removing the stored item
- Hooks and accessories sold separately
- Weight: 3 pounds (1 kg)
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As a committed craftsman tool guy, I was really disappointed that this product did not live up to its expectations. Like many of the reviews I have read, I experienced the same problems as others when it came to bikes. I took all the necessary precautions, I bought bolts (not screws), stud finder, and not to mention all the tracks and hooks for this project. Well as it turned out the track was obviously coming away from the wall, and the hook didn't look like it could take much longer. I tried to position the hook right where I put the bolt to give it extra support but that wasn't much help I could clearly see that the track stayed to the wall however the lip of the track where the hook attaches was starting to bend. If you only want to hang brooms, mops and stuff like that then good, however I would not recommend this product for bikes or anything somewhat heavy. The price for this product for all intents and purposes is not worth it, considering all of the additional cost you have to incur in accessories, tools and screws or bolts.
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Ah, glorious springtime. It brings flowers, warmer temperatures—and for many, incessant sneezes and sniffles. Everybody curses allergies as annoying at best, and some allergic reactions—such as anaphylaxis, which rapidly lowers blood pressure and closes the airways—can be fatal. But a handful of researchers now propose that allergies may actually have evolved to protect us. Runny noses, coughs and itchy rashes keep toxic chemicals out of our bodies, they argue, and persuade us to steer clear of dangerous environments.
Most immunologists consider allergies to be misdirected immune reactions to innocuous substances such as pollen or peanuts. Viral and bacterial infections invoke what are called "type 1" immune responses, whereas allergies involve "type 2" responses, which are thought to have evolved to protect against large parasites. Type 1 responses directly kill the pathogens and the human cells they infect; type 2 works by strengthening the body's protective barriers and promoting pest expulsion. The idea is that smaller pathogens can be offensively attacked and killed, but it's smarter to fight larger ones defensively.
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But Ruslan Medzhitov, an immunobiologist at Yale University, has never accepted the idea of allergies as rogue soldiers from the body's parasite-fighting army. Parasites and the substances that trigger allergies, called allergens, "share nothing in common," he says—first, there are an almost unlimited number of allergens. Second, allergic responses can be extremely fast—on the scale of seconds—and "a response to parasites doesn't have to be that fast," he says.
In a paper published April 26 in Nature, Medzhitov and his colleagues argue that allergies are triggered by potentially dangerous substances in the environment or food to protect us. (Scientific American is part of Nature Publishing Group) As evidence, they cite research including a 2006 study published in The Journal of Clinical Investigation reporting that key cells involved in allergic responses degrade and detoxify snake and bee venom. A 2010 study published in the same journal suggests that allergic responses to tick saliva prevent the pests from attaching and feeding. This mechanism, he argues, is distinct from the classic type 2 response the body uses to defend itself against internal parasites.
More generally, hated allergic symptoms keep unhealthy environmental irritants out of the body, Medzhitov posits. "How do you defend against something you inhale that you don't want? You make mucus. You make a runny nose, you sneeze, you cough, and so forth. Or if it's on your skin, by inducing itching, you avoid it or you try to remove it by scratching it," he explains. Likewise, if you've ingested something allergenic, your body might react with vomiting. Finally, if a particular place or circumstance ramps up your allergies, you're likely to avoid it in the future. "The thing about allergies is that as soon as you stop exposure to an allergen, all the symptoms are gone," he says.
Importantly, Medzhitov notes that although allergies are intended to be helpful, they are sometimes excessive and detrimental—the body can go too far. And allergies don't always make sense. "I would say that food is still mostly innocuous," says Dale Umetsu, an immunologist at Children's Hospital Boston, yet "food allergies affect one in 12 kids." How is that protective? According to Medzhitov, foods may have proteins in them that are harmful or they might mimic potentially harmful substances. (With food, he says, there's often little consensus about what, exactly, the offending allergen is.) And one has to think of the evolutionary past, he adds: for our ancestors hundreds of thousands of years ago, many plants that looked like food were toxic, so allergies may have evolved to protect us from them. Finally, he says that some allergies may develop through a "guilt by association" mechanism: An individual might develop an egg allergy after eating eggs in a polluted environment, for instance. "This is a type of detection by proxy—you use some cue, like smell, or a visual cue or taste, to indicate if a food is associated with something that's noxious. Next time you're exposed to it, you avoid it."
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What's the Story with Gluten Free Diets?
Blame Hollywood. In 2009 svelte starlet Gwyneth Paltrow blogged about her gluten-free Detox, which caused celeb followers to root out gluten in hopes of transforming their bodies.
Gluten is a protein found in wheat, barley and rye. So a gluten free diet means no bread, no cereal, no pasta, no beer, and no soy sauce (unless they are specifically made "gluten free"). Because of this new trend the gluten free market is now worth several billion dollars and has increased by 17% in the past 2 years.
Before this g-free diet trend hit the scene, only a few people were eating a g-free diet, those diagnosed with celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder that makes it difficult to digest gluten. According to a recent study in the Annals of Medicine, more and more people are being diagnosed with celiac (1 in 133 people). In celiac suffers, gluten causes damage in the lining of the small intestine, causing gas, bloating, diarrhea and headaches.
If you have intolerance to gluten, you would be best to avoid it. However, if you have decided to avoid gluten to transform your body, be warned that avoiding gluten on a regular basis can cause a vitamin B deficiency, because wheat is rich in thiamine and other Bs.
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Here is a super mega delicious gluten free recipe from celeb chef and nutritionist Christine Avanti.
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The Honorable George V. VoinovichMarch 5, 2003 Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I want to thank you and Senator Leahy for holding this hearing and allowing me to testify. I want to preface my remarks by saying that I have great concerns for victims of asbestos exposure. To those families who have lost loved ones or who have to live with debilitating illness caused by asbestos, I offer my deepest sympathies. You are at the forefront of my mind as I discuss the issue of asbestos liability, because I want to be sure that the solution we craft is one that will ensure that the truly sick are allowed fair compensation for their injuries. I think, Mr. Chairman, most people would agree that the issue of asbestos litigation is presenting a crisis in our country. With over fifty companies already in bankruptcy and a slew of bankruptcies soon to follow, the United States Supreme Court had it right when they called this an "elephantine mess." What people need to understand, though, is that this mess has far-reaching effects and the ripples are being felt way beyond the corporate boardroom. Corporate bankruptcies affect victims' compensation so that asbestos victims, individuals who are truly sick, only receive pennies on the dollar. Employees of bankrupt companies suffer as well as they watch their jobs disappear and their pensions and 401K plans decrease dramatically. Take the case of Federal Mogul, a company that employs over 1200 people in six cities throughout Ohio. Employees held 16% of the company's stock, and then watched as that stock lost 99% of its value. Not only current employees, but also retirees are feeling the effects of these bankruptcies. Many retirees depend on company stock and dividends for income - when this value heads south, retirees feel it immediately. Now, Ohio is a manufacturing state. Our manufacturers are the backbone of our economy. Unfortunately, we also have a lot of companies facing asbestos liability. One of them, Owens Corning, is headquartered in Toledo and went bankrupt in 2000. In the two years preceding this bankruptcy, the stock lost 97% of its value -- 14% of the stock was owned by company employees. Now, Owens Corning has been making a come back and actually saw their sales rise to $4.9 billion in 2002. However, accounting charges to cover their asbestos liability expenses contributed to what may be the Toledo firm's biggest loss ever when last month, it had to report a $2.8 billion loss for the year. And their biggest factor in the loss? A $2.4 billion charge taken in the third quarter to reflect rising estimates of its asbestos liability over the next 50 years. Another Ohio company recently spoke to me, off the record, about its growing asbestos liability. When this company announced that it had limited asbestos liability, the stock dropped by about 20% and its debt rating was lowered. This began a chain reaction ripple effect, which included the loss of over one hundred jobs, the sale of assets, a 50% cut in capital investments, and a huge cut in the amount of contributions to the surrounding community. Not to mention the employees of this company, who own a significant portion of the stock and are now watching their savings plan dwindle. As I've said before, companies like this one make up the backbone of Ohio's economy. They don't want to shirk their responsibility to those victims who have or will become truly sick because of asbestos exposure. They just want to know that they are compensating those individuals who need it and not lining the pockets of personal injury lawyers and their unimpaired plaintiffs. And what I am hearing from my Ohio companies is that they support taking the medical criteria approach advocated by the American Bar Association. As you probably know, in coming to this decision, the ABA formed a commission chaired by Judge Nathaniel Jones and including eleven members of the legal community, representing the plaintiff, defense and corporate bars. The Commission heard extensive medical testimony from the nation's leading physicians in the area of pulmonary function. And the ABA's end result, one that I support, is one that prevents resources from being misdirected because of a flood of premature claims, that helps companies avoid bankruptcy, and most importantly of all, that protects the rights of victims who suffer from a serious or functionally impairing asbestos-related disease. The asbestos crisis is ripping through our economy, leaving the truly injured behind and without compensation. We really need to do something about it. If we let this go, if we do nothing, no stimulus package will be able to undo the damage. Again, Mr. Chairman, I thank you very much for allowing me to sit in on this hearing. |


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L1 Syndrome
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- Congenital Clasped Thumb with Mental Retardation
- Garies-Mason Syndrome
- Mental Retardation, Aphasia, Shuffling Gait, Adducted Thumbs (MASA)
- X-linked Mental Retardation-Clasped Thumb Syndrome
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General Discussion
L1 syndrome is a genetic condition occurring in males that usually includes hydrocephalus, mental retardation, spasticity of legs and clasped (adducted) thumbs. L1 syndrome is caused by an abnormality (mutation) in the L1CAM gene. Different types of mutations result in different disease characteristics, but disease severity is variable, even in affected members of the same family.
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The South Hill Mall will host an anti-bullying event at 1 p.m. Saturday to raise public awareness about the social issue.
Melissa McGuire, the marketing director at the mall, said the cause is important to the company.
"Our goal is to keep our mall a safe place for everyone," she said. "We have signs around the mall, posters and banners, and we consider the mall a bully-free zone."
The public is invited to sign an anti-bullying pledge during the event at Center Court.
Company Vice President Phyllis Cafaro has made it her mission to enrich the lives of children and let them know bullying is not OK, McGuire said.
"Her whole mission is anti-bullying, and to get communities, schools and businesses on board," McGuire said.
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and all of the Cafaro malls and Captain McFinn and Friends are sponsoring a campaign called Malls and Retailers Unite against Bullying.
South Hill Mall sent letters to area schools, to Puyallup School District Tim Yeomans and to government officials to invite them to attend the event. Daffodil princesses also will be on hand.
Captain McFinn is a black-tipped shark character that used to be the biggest bully on Sand Dusty reef. He decided being a bully wasn't a good thing when the Undersea Friends showed him the virtues of helping and caring for others.
Cafaro created Captain McFinn and Friends. Books and CDs about Captain McFinn's adventures will be available at the mall.
McGuire hopes the character will be able to make an appearance.
Children are encouraged to wear super hero costumes when they attend the event.
"We will make signs that say, 'Be a Buddy, not a Bully,' and we will march through the mall," McGuire said.
Children are encouraged to tell their parents or one of the mall's security guards if they are being bullied or witness anyone being bullied at the mall, McGuire said.
The mall will hold a media event at 11 a.m. Oct. 16 for its anti-bullying campaign.
"We invited all local media to come out and help us sign the pledge together," McGuire said.
Posters will remain in the food court throughout October.
The Captain McFinn and Friends website said events such as the one Saturday provide an opportunity to build community awareness, create change and teach others how to end the cycle of bullying.
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Ever hear the saying "you don't need what you need until you need it?" Think about it. Again, three rules: Buy the least, buy the best, add only when needed. I recommend you start with the following: = cutting boards — two or three, color-coded, keeping one for just raw foods, not wood. = large metal spoons — one slotted, one plain. I never use wood. = metal turner — thin, one slotted, one plain. = metal spatula — 1 1/2 inch wide. = vegetable peeler — one very good one. = mixing bowls — three different sizes. = pots — one Dutch oven, one large roaster. = pans — three different sizes with lids. = potato masher. = balloon whisk — one 10 inch and one tiny one. = box grater. = sieve — one, medium-size. = one medium colander. = pastry brushes — minimum of two , one for baking, one for roasting. = oven thermometer — a must. = frying or saute pans — one 12 inch and one small stainless, one very good non-stick. = mise en place cups. = food scoops — at least one to keep food uniform. = kitchen shears. For baking, you should have the following: = a full set of measuring cups including 1/3-cup. = a liquid measuring cup. = measuring spoons. = two bread pans. = two pie pans. = a 9- by 12-inch baking dish. = a 9- by 9-inch baking dish. = a set of 8-inch round cake pans. = two cooking sheets. = two round pizza pans. = one rolling pin. = two cooling racks. = one muffin pan. = two cookie cutters (start here, they accumulate fast). Start with no small appliances and add as needed. Of course, you need a range and an oven and a fridge. The rest should be selected only if you will use them often. You don't need a donut maker "just in case you might want to make donuts someday ..." If you never bake, do you even need a mixer? Do you need a microwave? a blender? A can opener? I like my Kitchen Aide commercial stand mixer. A food processor is great. I used a cheap one until I was 45, which worked almost as well as my Cuisinart. 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jamboy wrote:Kirani James 44.72 in Bahamas meet.
Well, J. Mance's 45.43 WL lasted an hour or so... and K. James a full second over the Bahama's duo. The kid is an incredible talent.
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Well, J. Mance's 45.43 WL lasted an hour or so... and K. James a full second over the Bahama's duo. The kid is an incredible talent.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsCarrie Russel of Utech just had an amazing run in the womens 100m in 11.07.
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Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsYohan Blake pulls up injured in mens 100m. Race won by Collins.
He is walking away on his own so I guess it can't be too bad.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsOctavious Freeman 22.57 (0.1) at Miami.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsJamaica's Andrew Riley beats David Oliver in the mens 110m hurdles race in 13.11 in the Bahamas.
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Outdoor WL... right behind her, L. Williams in 22.58
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsStephanis McPherson 50.74, 2nd was 53.56
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsLaShawn Merritt ran 20.34 and Gatlin ran 20.44 at the Bahamas.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsTo JumboElliot - with a name like that, are you following Villanova's mid-distance women down in Miami - 5 girls averaging about 2:06 today - eventually, they should break that NCAA 4x800 record, maybe at Penn.
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Already reported....by two people!....about 2 hours ago!
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsShaunae Miller, Bah. & Georgia, 22.41 (3.1w) at Spec Towns.
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Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsThis girl is having a dream season....
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsJamaica National Championship Meet
utech classic 2013 - 4/13/2013 national stadium Event 14 Men 200 Meter Dash invitational =============================================================================== Name Age Team Finals Wind H# Points =============================================================================== Finals 1 Weir, Warren Racers Track Club 20.33 -1.5 1 2 Bailey, Daniel Racers Track Club 20.67 -1.5 1 3 Dwyer, Rasheed 24 Sprintec 20.82 -1.5 1 4 Carter, Nesta Mvp Track Club 20.93 -1.5 1 5 Brown, Jermaine 22 Akan Track Club 20.96 -1.4 3 6 Morrison, Travane University Of Te 21.29 -1.4 3 7 Bailey-Cole, Kemar Racers Track Club 21.50 -1.5 2
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utech classic 2013 - 4/13/2013 national stadium Event 5 Women 100 Meter Dash invitational =============================================================================== Name Age Team Finals Wind H# Points =============================================================================== Finals 1 Russell, Carrie University Of Te 11.07 -0.5 1 2 McLaughlin, Anneisha Mvp Track Club 11.39 -0.5 1 3 Thompson, Elaine University Of Te 11.42 -0.2 2 4 Morrison, Natasha University Of Te 11.43 -0.9 3 5 Stephens, Kenesha Racers Track Club 11.58 -0.5 1 6 Segree, Audra 22 Sprintec 11.64 -0.5 1 7 Goodwin, Andrea University Of Te 12.01 -0.9 3 8 Reid, Rusheen University Of Te 12.04 -0.2 2
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And the one with the quickest PR of all of them (Nicky Akande) seemed to have had a crappy race, as she is wont to do on occasion.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsPatton wins 100m in 10.09
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Event 21 Women 400 Meter Dash invitational ========================================================================== Name Age Team Finals H# Points ========================================================================== Finals 1 Mcpherson, Stephanie University Of Te 50.74 1 2 Le-Roy, Anastasia 25 Sprintec 53.54 1 3 Wilkinson-Gooden, Bobbi- Racers Track Club 53.67 1 4 Day, Jonique Mvp Track Club 54.69 2 5 Hall, Asaine 18 Petersfield high 54.86 2 6 Baker, Venicha University Of Te 54.89 1 7 Whyte, Rosemarie Racers Track Club 55.53 1 8 Rogers, Allison University of Al 56.45 2 9 Burrell, Keneisha 29 Deaf Sports Jamaica 58.22 2 10 Wint, Kaydi-Ann 17 Convent Of Mercy 1:01.64 2
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Do they have a wind indicator at the meet?
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Also at Spec Towns... Bama's Diondre Batson 10.06 (1.9) http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/alab/sports/c-xctrack/auto_pdf/2012-13/box_score/stats_20130413aaa.pdf
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Here is the race. Looks like VCB thought she had the race and shut it down prematurely towards the end. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... IoU2zwwR1Q
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsMore races from Utech Invitatinal
Mens 4 x 100m https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUyzb-NInwk Womens 4 x 100m https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM8TsLXqnZc
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Looks to me like Hastings simply ran her down.
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Looks that way to me, too. I don't see any let up by VCB.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsHastings was not even the only runner gaining on VCB at the end.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsVCB is not in shape yet... she ran a very bad 400 (55ish) compared to her personal record of 52.24 and this obviously means her speed endurance is not at a good level yet. In the last years she seemed to have improved her 100 but, lacking endurance, her 200 became worse.
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Dominant run and W.L for Kirani James http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IroDn_lq2sA
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Your eyes are definitely deceiving you. Veronica misjudged the race and slowed too early which allowed Nastasha to pass her. She tried to press at the end when she saw what was happening but it was a little too late. Nothing to worry about in an early season race. She has not started her speed work yet. Just a training run.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsMaybe your eyes are deceiving you because you're wearing jamaican glasses? Look at the runner in lane 6, also closing on vcb at the end, and easing up because you think you won looks different, it looks relaxed, vcb does not look relaxed. Did she tell you after the race that she hasn't started speed work yet? Or are you making up excuses?
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Jamaican glasses are the best ones out there VC ran a storming curve and was very relaxed coming home. Again, she misjudged the race and Natasha snuck up on here and VC tried to press a little at the end but it was too late. That is all there is to the race. Don't worry, I am closer to VC than 99% of those on this message board.
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The last point is likely the reason you can't see the fact that VCB simply was run down from behind. I don't think anyone is "worried" however what happened happened.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsIf Campbell-Brown was easing up, why did she lean at the line? She got walked down.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsYou may address me as "Your Highness". I am the Prince of Zamunda after all (or in other words: It doesn't matter who or what you say you are unless we know for a fact who you are).
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results+1 for a Coming to America reference.
Re: 2013 Outdoor ResultsVCB looked distinctly average in that race running a time she hasn't race since her junior college days. With a 55+ 400m to her name its not a great start to the season. She's made no reference to any injury in her IAAF diary or her Twitter feed so things seemed ok. She looked healthy enough in the video, though the quality wasn't great. She had nothing from 80m to go.
We'll need to see her next race before writing the champ off.
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Spend all your time in the USA watching her train then? By the way, what happened to VCBs gold medal last year? Hasn't she started her speed work by the Olympics?
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Chain Fishing Shinies so far : Basculin, Gyarados
Looking for a Arceus. The legendary pokémon that I can offer is Cobalion, Terrakion, Regiice, Registeel, Regirock, Uxie, Kyurem and Zekrom. Also have many more but only have one of those.
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Looking for a TRU Arceus, pm me if your willing to trade it
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HI looking for an Arceus any level just has to be legit. Looking for one for my gen 4 game.
looking for an arceus to complete my pokedex.
i rather just borrow it for a few minutes but i can also trade for a shiny or legendary
also if anyone is willing to trade any of the following: deoxys, kyogre, darkrai, shaymin, arceus, victini.
then that would be awesome. same as above i rather just borrow them so i can fill the pages,
but i have a few things to offer for a trade.
pm me if you want to help
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x2 Lv50 docile,naughty nature || GAMESTP
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trading a shiny charizard lonely or a ev attck and sped trained shiny torterra for any arceus
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looking for event arceus..offering shiny chincou, medicham, fearow, flatozel and machoke. pm me if you're keen.
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I have 2 TRU arceus. One is touched though and has one move replaced. I need a lightball, or look at my tradethread link in my signature for other wants.
My Safari is normal with Audino, Dunsparce and Chansey. My ingame pokemon Y name is Child
Shiny pokemon I've successfully chained to date: Platinum 92 Pokemon Y 2
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Offering lvl 100 UT arceus from Japanese movie. A close friend of mine attended the event while in Japan a few years ago and got one in each of his games. He traded me 2 and I'm willing to part with one now.
Pm me if you're interested and make me an offer!
(I'm specifically looking for LEGIT shaymin, approach me with one and its a done deal.)
I have a legit Arceus, in need of a Shaymin
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Looking for Arceus,
trade for:
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PM if interested!
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Friend Safari: Snover, Beartic and Lapras
have an arceus will trade for jirachi
But I want to trade jirachi with a friend and then get it back to you as I would want arceus back for when I get pokemon x
Need pretty much everything
White 2 friend code: 3654 9343 2801 name is Aaron
Seen 200 and something Caught 100 and something
I am looking for Arceus? Please send me the PM when you get the offer!
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Picosecond Internal Dynamics of Lysozyme as Affected by Thermal Unfolding in Nonaqueous Environment Biophysical Journal, Volume 86, Issue 1, 1 January 2004, Pages 480-487 A. De Francesco, M. Marconi, S. Cinelli, G. Onori and A. Paciaroni Abstract A neutron-scattering investigation of the internal picosecond dynamics of lysozyme solvated in glycerol as a function of temperature in the range 200–410K has been undertaken. The inelastic contribution to the measured intensity is characterized by the presence of a bump generally known as "boson peak", clearly distinguishable at low temperature. When the temperature is increased the quasielastic component of the spectrum becomes more and more intrusive and progressively overwhelms the vibrational bump. This happens especially for T>345K when the protein goes through an unfolding process, which leads to the complete denaturation. The quasielastic term is the superposition of two components whose intensities and linewidths have been studied as a function of temperature. The slower component describes motions with characteristic times of ∼4ps corresponding to reorientations of polypeptide side chains. Both the intensity and linewidth of this kind of relaxations show two distinct regimes with a crossover in the temperature range where the melting process occurs, thus suggesting the presence of a dynamical transition correlated to the protein unfolding. Conversely the faster component might be ascribed to the local dynamics of hydrogen atoms caged by the nearest neighbors with characteristic time of ∼0.3ps. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (153 kb) |
Dynamic Transition Associated with the Thermal Denaturation of a Small Beta Protein Biophysical Journal, Volume 83, Issue 5, 1 November 2002, Pages 2792-2800 Daniela Russo, Javier Pérez, Jean-Marc Zanotti, Michel Desmadril and Dominique Durand Abstract We studied the temperature dependence of the picosecond internal dynamics of an all-β protein, neocarzinostatin, by incoherent quasielastic neutron scattering. Measurements were made between 20°C and 71°C in heavy water solution. At 20°C, only 33% of the nonexchanged hydrogen atoms show detectable dynamics, a number very close to the fraction of protons involved in the side chains of random coil structures, therefore suggesting a rigid structure in which the only detectable diffusive movements are those involving the side chains of random coil structures. At 61.8°C, although the protein structure is still native, slight dynamic changes are detected that could reflect enhanced backbone and β-sheet side-chain motions at this higher temperature. Conversely, all internal dynamics parameters (amplitude of diffusive motions, fraction of immobile scatterers, mean-squared vibration amplitude) rapidly change during heat-induced unfolding, indicating a major loss of rigidity of the β-sandwich structure. The number of protons with diffusive motion increases markedly, whereas the volume occupied by the diffusive motion of protons is reduced. At the half-transition temperature (T=71°C) most of backbone and β-sheet side-chain hydrogen atoms are involved in picosecond dynamics. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (132 kb) |
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Myoglobin and lysozyme picosecond internal dynamics in solution is compared to that in hydrated powders by quasielastic incoherent neutron scattering. This technique is sensitive to the motions of the nonexchangeable hydrogen atoms in a sample. Because these are homogeneously distributed throughout the protein structure, the average dynamics of the protein is described. We first propose an original data treatment to deal with the protein global motions in the case of solution samples. The validity of this treatment is checked by comparison with classical measurements of the diffusion constants. The evolution with the scattering vector of the width and relative contribution of the quasielastic component was then used to derive information on the amount of local diffusive motions and their characteristic average relaxation time. From dry powder to coverage by one water layer, the surface side chains progressively acquire the possibility to diffuse locally. On subsequent hydration, the main effect of water is to improve the rate of these diffusive motions. Motions with higher average amplitude occur in solution, about three times more than for a hydrated powder at complete coverage, with a shorter average relaxation time, ∼4.5ps compared to 9.4ps for one water monolayer.


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To FlyBC Paragliding's founder, Jim Reich, paragliding represents freedom. Not only does it free riders from the restrictions of gravity, it liberates them from the typical inconveniences of flight, such as expensive airplane fuel and restrictive air traffic regulations. Through Reich's school, he now teaches newbies the sport, as well as other aerial arts such as hang gliding, paramotoring, and flapping your arms until you sort of levitate.
Reich and his instructors, all trained and certified by the Hanggliding and Paragliding Association of Canada, base their training and recreational flights out of a 25-acre training facility. Dubbed Eagle Ranch, the facility features an on-site hill and is nestled between two rivers. Beyond training, the school can outfit students in gear from brands such as Ozone, SkyCountry, and Gin, or lead them on paragliding trips that journey to scenic locales in Mexico.
Water is the source of life. But it's also the source of adventure, something River Recreation has delivered since 1982. Today, stationed on the banks of the Wenatchee River in Monitor, the company sends clients floating and tumbling down a total of nine rivers throughout Washington State.
As entertaining as they are informative, River Recreation's guides undergo extensive training—twice as much, in fact, than the state requirements. That experience enables the company to offer a wide range of trips, from kid-friendly Class I floats to heart-pumping Class V adventures that have helped discover some of the area's top opera singers. Currently, River Recreation hosts half-day, full-day, and combination trips, and in 2010, it unveiled a white water-and-wine mini getaway—a half-day of rafting, and a half day of wine tasting in Wenatchee Valley. All of this is combined to make RIver Recreation Washington State's Whitewater Professionals.
In the perfect world, Aron Delucry would start his day with snowboarding in the morning, followed by an afternoon of wakeboarding and wakesurfing. At Rider Watersports, he and a team of veteran instructors can at least emulate this dream afternoon, towing water-sport enthusiasts across Green Lake behind a Super Air Nautique 210, a boat outfitted with more than 1,000 pounds of water ballast and a GPS. For newbie wakeboarders and wakesurfers, the team also offers introductory sessions, which cover the basics of boat safety, stance, board control, and how to politely ask seagulls to go fetch your sunglasses.


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Main Campus Information Night - April 15
Personal attention from faculty and staff starts before you ever enter an Alvernia classroom or log onto a course. It begins at Information Night, where you'll able to explore program-specific opportunities—catered to your individual career and professional needs—with professors and Alvernia staff.
You can learn more about our Graduate Degree programs, graduate education certifications, or our Ph.D. program, with breakout sessions for:
- Master of Arts in Community Counseling
- Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
- Master in Business Administration
- Master in Business Administration Online
- Master of Education
- Master of Science in Nursing
- Teaching Certifications
- Principal Certification
- Superintendent's Letter
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Doctor of Physical Therapy
We also offer sessions in our Adult Undergraduate Degree Programs such as a:
- Accounting
- Behavioral Health
- Communication
- Criminal Justice Administration
- Healthcare Science
- Human Resource Management
- Liberal Studies
- Management
- Marketing
- RN-BSN Completion
- Social Work
And if you get employer tuition reimbursement, Alvernia offers a Tuition Deferment Program that simplifies your finances. You start your education with no upfront costs, and don't need to pay until the end of the semester.
Stop by our Information Night, and we'll even waive the application fee to help get you started! We'll be here to help you get ahead by going back! All Graduate and Adult Education Information Nights are held at the Alvernia University Upland Center located at 540 Upland Avenue, Reading, PA 19611.
Upcoming Information Night:
Tuesday, April 15, 2014 - (5:30 pm - 7:00 pm)
Alvernia University Upland Center
540 Upland Avenue, Reading, PA 19611
- Networking reception with enrollment staff and faculty, as well as representatives from financial aid and career services.
- Program specific breakout sessions by area of interest.
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