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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Tony Allen scored on a tip-in with 5.6 seconds left to give the Memphis Grizzlies their fourth straight victory, 104-103 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night.
Allen scored after Rudy Gay missed a shot to the right of the lane. Memphis also won on a tip-in off a miss from Gay on Friday night, beating Denver 103-102 on Dante Cunningham's tip.
The Warriors had one last shot after Allen's tip-in, but David Lee was called for an offensive foul with less than a second left, sending the Warriors their third straight loss.
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LOUISVILLE – Ed Stanco, owner of lightly accomplished Pennsylvania-bred Princess of Sylmar, debated long and hard whether to enter her in the Kentucky Oaks or wait for the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes, the filly companion race to the Preakness Stakes.
He kept looking at the plentiful early speed that figured to sign up for the Oaks and decided to try his late-running filly even if she lacked the credentials of many of the others in the field of 10. Wow, was he rewarded!
Princess of Sylmar, the second-longest shot at 38-1, packed an enormous late punch in surging past Beholder by a half-length and pulling one of the great upsets in the 139-year history of the Kentucky Oaks before 113,820 spectators at Churchill Downs.
Stanco said of his conversation with trainer Todd Pletcher about what their next move should be, "I said, 'If she's healthy and happy and with the speed, why not give it a try?' "
Pletcher did not require a lot of convincing.
"The one thing I said is, 'If they go fast early, this filly wouldn't shock me if she won,' " Pletcher said.
They went very fast early. Midnight Lucky broke sharply from post two and blazed the opening quarter in 22.84 seconds. The opening half went in 46.79 seconds. She blistered three-quarters of a mile in 1:11.34 for jockey Rafael Bejarano. The winning time was 1:49.17.
That was way too swift for a filly that had made only two previous starts.
"It looked like she was going easy," Midnight Lucky's trainer, Bob Baffert, said. "But when they posted the fractions, I thought, 'Oh, we're going pretty fast.' And she got pretty tired. We had an inside post, so we had to go with her."
Beholder, last year's juvenile filly champion, looked to gain control of the 1 1/8-mile race when she collared withering Midnight Lucky around the final turn and charged past. But the pace and the seemingly endless Churchill Downs stretch proved to be huge assets for Princess of Sylmar and jockey Mike Smith in her first Grade 1 test.
Princess of Sylmar was a runner-up to Close Hatches in the Grade 2 Gazelle Stakes in her previous start on April 6 at Aqueduct. Stanco's willingness to up the ante despite that result was worth $600,000. His daughter of Majestic Warrior – the first horse he ever bred – returned $79.60 for a $2 win wager.
Pletcher also took third with previously undefeated Unlimited Budget and fourth with the 3-2 favorite, Dreaming of Julia. He also sent out Silsita, who finished last of 10. Pletcher's top three finishers all were banged around leaving the starting gate.
Pletcher believed the rough start dashed the hopes of Dreaming of Julia.
"She got creamed coming out of there and it is hard to overcome that sort of thing," he said. "She tried hard to make it up and she ran courageously. But it was too much to ask."
Trainer Richard Mandella thinks Beholder, the top 2-year-old filly last year, may have lost the race before it began.
"She might have lost this race in the post parade," he said. "She was so full of herself and wanting to go that she was a handful in the parade.
"At home, we can get her to settle down. But here, with all the people, it was a different story. But she ran well and we're proud."
Many trainers described the star-studded field as the deepest in memory. Eight starters boasted graded stakes victories. Seven were coming off victories. Princess of Sylmar could not make either claim.
Not that it mattered.
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ARTIST Robert Field is presenting his exhibition A World in Fragments at Salisbury Museum.
Field's mosaics are based largely on the natural world, the inspiration provided by frost patterns, birds and the elements.
One section of the exhibition is devoted to re-creations and copies of Roman mosaics.
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It's October, which means that the truly hardcore bourbon dork is hunting for a bottle or two from this fall's Buffalo Trace Antique Collection. For my friends who are not engaged in this irredeemably nerdy pursuit, here's the quick and dirty so you can carry on a conversation and impress at cocktail parties:
Every fall, Buffalo Trace releases five bourbons which are some of the most extreme whiskies that you can get with any regularity:
- George T. Stagg, an absolutely overpowering and massive cask-strength bourbon. Cask strength is one thing, but the Stagg releases are regularly over 70% alcohol by volume. This earns them the nickname "Hazmat" since you actually can't fly with these (… because they're hazardous materials).
- William Larue Weller, one of the most phenomenal and amazing wheated bourbons. The 2010 Weller is one of my all-time favorite bourbons, and the 2009 is not far behind. Like the Stagg, it's cask strength (though usually high 50s/low 60s ABV).
- Thomas H. Handy, a bruising cask-strength rye whisky. If I were to summarize this in one phrase, it'd be "like getting hit in the face with a boxing glove covered in cinnamon". It's ridiculous and unbelievably powerful.
- Sazerac 18, a sublime 18 year old rye whiskey, which is about as far from the intensity of the Thomas Handy as you can get. It's got an amazing, soft rye quality to it and is about as close to liquified rye bread as you can get.
- Eagle Rare 17 which.. is… Eagle Rare.. but.. 17 years old… I guess you can't win 'em all? Snark aside, I just don't get this one.
This weekend I unexpectedly ran across the George T. Stagg and got to spend a nice, lazy Sunday afternoon getting acquainted with it.
You can read it there on the label – 71.3% ABV, a ridiculous 142.6 proof. You can interpret this as one ridiculously powerful, he-man bourbon, or two bottles for the price of one… I go both ways on it.
My first encounter with the Stagg was only last year when I got deeper into bourbon. At the time, I didn't know what to make of it. I thought the 70% ABV was some sort of excessive, hyper-macho "because-we-can" thing. In the time since I had that bottle, I've experienced some amazing high-proof bourbons and have learned through experience that despite the ABV, you can actually come out with an incredibly nuanced bourbon.
This year's Stagg is a massive but nuanced assault on the senses. There's a lot of grain on the nose, with corn in abundance. There's tons of caramel and toffee; hints of vanilla and good, well-seasoned wood. It's kind of like a late summer harvest on the nose.
The palate does not disappoint – it's warm as you'd expect, as well as rich and buttery, but the heat does not overpower. Toffee starts to emerge just before the heat builds, bringing notes of cinnamon, pepper, and chili oil. Oak balances with some bitterness and then there's some intensely cherry flavors. There's a slight bubblegum note that's perceptible as well.
The finish is initially hot, but loses heat quickly. It remains intensely cherry, to the point that you almost can believe you're eating cherries. Grain comes back in a big way but doesn't overpower the cherries. There's some rye spice after a while, which dries slowly to a corn note.
The other treat with a 2011 Stagg is on ice. The best word to describe Stagg on the rocks is "creamy". The bitter elements recede and vanilla and cream come to the forefront. The nose gains some molasses and creme brûlée. The palate is toffee, caramel and vanilla, with some cinnamon and nutmeg and a hint of cherries.
Like I said: very nuanced and rich. The 2010 Stagg which I'd had recently prior to this was a little more distinctly spiced with anise very present; also cinnamon, clove and nutmeg. I also thought the 2010 had a trace of saltiness that complemented its caramel notes.
The real joy of the 2010 Stagg was the finish, which had apple pie, mulling spices, toffee, plums and black cherries. As with the 2011, it became really nicely creamy when ice was added, and more of a sweet treat as the wood receded in the presence of ice.
Ultimately, the Staggs are certainly an extreme whiskey – novices may be intimidated or put off. Fortunately, it's a whiskey that is absolutely able to take what you throw at it – ice, water, air… just don't add coke.
This year's Stagg has the distinction of being the first A grade I give out on my blog. There are absolutely more coming from my backlog of notes, but since this is so tasty I wanted to bump it to the head of the list.
If you can find the Stagg, and it's not an easy find, it's an amazing whiskey.
At a glance:
George T. Stagg 2011 Edition – 71.3% ABV
Nose: Massively strong with plenty of spice and pepper up front. Corn in abundance initially, giving way to loads of caramel and toffee. Subtle undertones of vanilla; the vaguest hints of black cherry. Some well-seasoned wood comes in and then it all gives way back to corn and grain – smelling like a late summer harvest. With ice this becomes quite creamy and sweet on the nose; ample vanilla and cream. Sweet toffee and a little molasses and creme brûlée.
Palate: Warm on the palate, rich and buttery but not overpowering with heat. Toffee sweetness, growing heat with cinnamon and pepper and a bit of chili oil. Oak is evident and provides a slightly bitter note. After some time some cherry notes emerge as well. Faint hint of bubblegum far off in the distance. Ice makes this amazingly creamy and rich, bringing toffee, caramel, vanilla, heavy cream to the front, with some cinnamon and nutmeg. Some cherries to give a slight cut against the sweetness.
Finish: Hot but losing heat. Intensely cherry initially, almost tangibly so. The grain is evident and the cherry persists. Sweet and spicy, the finish lasts nicely. Some rye spice hangs around and there's a nice dark fruit sweetness. After a while, corn re-emerges.
Comment: This continues the Stagg tradition of big, bold, spicy, powerful bourbons. There's a ton of nuance in this one. There's not a lot to say: it's great.
Rating: A-
George T Stagg – 2010 Edition 71.5% ABV
Nose: Powerful out of the gate (not surprising at 71.5%!) with wood immediately present and toffee right beside it. There is a kind of fall spice element to the nose, with hints of nutmeg, cinnamon, clove and anise. There's also a butterscotch undertone to it. Big and bold but not closed.
Palate: Warming immediately with more caramel sweetness than the nose would indicate, with wood predominant. Continues to warm, has a molasses hint and a slight amount of saltiness to balance the caramel sweetness. Some dark fruits creep in – plums, black cherries. A little cold water and ice cuts the heat and woodiness and brings the fruitier notes to the front quite predominantly. It also pops out a little vanilla creaminess.
Finish: Cools from the palate, hints of apple pie, wood, mulling spices. Toffee is present as well. Plums and black cherries are also evident as well.
Comment: It's great. I prefer the WLW for 2010 but this is amazing. It's a bit sharp for me at cask strength though.
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Today in Safeway I saw 3 kid firemen, it crossed my mind, we don't hear about police and fire revolving door retirement replacements as much as we did a few years back,
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AN 18-year-old woman has died in a crash in Driffield.
The woman, who is from the East Yorkshire area, is understood to have been driving a grey Suzuki vehicle which collided with a telegraph pole off the B1249 at Driffield, near Tranmere Farm.
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A mobile home was destroyed in an early morning fire on MFA Road near Benton in Scott County, Mo. on Monday.
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Well, Worms 2 is a great game. It is actually my favourite game in the whole series. And I was very happy to see it on gog.com, because I recently tried my CD-Version of it, and it had big compatibility issues.
I must say, I was a bit shocked, that the gog version also has some of the compatibility issues. That they removed the Online part didn't bother me, because I always playedread more on just one PC. But of course this is a bad thing.
The biggest problem is, that the backgroundmusic does not work. There is a menu in which you can choose, which tracks should be played, but they are not. Instead there is now music in the main menu, but only there, and each time you select something, the music stops (and continous as soon as you go back to the main menu). This is worse than no music!
And, there are some more problems. Some colours of backgroundobjects are wrong, and also the shoot power indicator has totally wrong colours. Alt+Tab doesn't work, if you return to the game, all colours are totally messed up. And sometimes the game freezes after a match. Oh, and another little Detail: The funny videos are out of sync, as the audio is faster than the video, regardless if they are played ingame or in VLC Media Player. What a shame.
Well, 6$ might not be expensive. But I just bought a game a second time in order to play it on my new PC and it does not work correctly. It might be playable, but if I spend money solely for a compatibility patch (as I already own the original game) than it should fix all problems.
It is very sad that now I can't even trust gog and have to read comments and forum topics to be sure that the game I might buy is really compatible with Win 7. The team should have worked harder to fix everything, this way I will definitely rethink my next buy on gog.com.
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The early Worms games are a true PC gaming treasure. Some came to consoles, but they never felt right anywhere but a good old PC. While Worms 1 showed Team 17 had strong gameplay mechanics and a great idea going for them, Worms 2 laid the foundation for their core games (Armageddon and World Party). Enjoy both the humor and the tactics of this turn-based yet real-time strategy game.
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Worms 2 is a great game in itself but it has since been dethroned by the semi-sequels Armageddon and World Party.
I'd give Worms 2 a lot better rating if I didn't know about the absolutely king-of-a-game entries that were to follow this game. Worms 2 has less weapons, no utilities (low gravity etc), worse single player campaigns, worse graphics in the form of low resolution ofread more 640x480, less space for modification of game rules and generally, undeniably, mindblowingly, less freedom for customization than Armageddon or WP.
I am quite certain that GOG will later add the best in series (in my opinion), Worms Armageddon, to its catalogue. Armageddon combined with the magnificent community patch will make Worms 2 utterly obsolete. Unless you are a die hard Worms fan and can't wait a second longer to blow some worms from here to eternity, just wait for the next games in the series.
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Fourteen co-branded KFC/Taco Bell restaurants in the Los Angeles area have deployed mobile payment solutions from provider Kuapay. The launch was announced today by franchisee Great American Chicken Corp (GACC).
The Kuapay system allows diners to pay for their food with their smartphones. Customers who download the Kuapay Mobile Wallet app to their device and link any credit or debit card can use the system. After customers place their food order, the cashier scans the Kuapay QR code on their phone. The bill of sale is then instantly displayed on their mobile device, and customers then tap their phone to approve the payment.
Kuapay is compatible with iOS, Android and BlackBerry.
The launch follows a two-month pilot program and encompasses locations in Los Angeles County, Orange County and the Ontario, Calif., area, including stores near Loyola Marymount University and UC-Irvine.
The new payment system is a first in the U.S. for GACC, which operates 71 Yum! Brands locations, including KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut, as a franchisee.
Kuapay's mobile payment platform incorporates coupons, reward cards and loyalty programs, as well as the ability to pay with all major credit cards directly from a smartphone.
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According to a press release, the Kuapay system enables GACC's L.A.-area locations to capitalize on the growing mobile payments trend. Tony Frazier, chief operations officer for GACC, believes the payment platform complements the chain's move toward a more high-tech, trendy atmosphere that will enable the company to attract new customers and a broader demographic.
"The mobile revolution has dramatically changed the way people shop and pay, and this new system from Kuapay enables us to eliminate barriers that limit customers to only certain types of payments," Frazier said. "Now, customers can pay however they'd like quickly and securely, which we expect will help us attract a younger demographic at our KFC restaurants and enhance the customer experience across all our locations."
GACC also plans to use Kuapay's built-in mobile marketing program to attract new customers with targeted promotions by offering users a "spend $15, earn $3 back" loyalty program.
"Rather than blanket the entire area with coupons, Kuapay lets us more carefully target our efforts to reach a more receptive and captive audience, and get a better return on our investment," Frazier said.
Kuapay founder and CEO Joaquin Ayuso de Paul added that the quick-service restaurant segment is ideal for mobile payments because of its speed.
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3:00pm Wednesday 10th October 2012 in News
MOTORCYCLISTS have the chance to ensure they are biking safe on the cou-nty's roads with a police-run course.
Bikesafe will take place at the Southern Counties Shooting Ground on the weekend of October 20 and 21.
It will be in two parts, on Saturday between 10am and 4pm there will be a theory presentation and an assessed ride on Sunday between 9am and noon or 1pm and 4pm.
The course is available to anyone who rides a 250cc-plus motorbike. Places will cost £20.
Police Constable Chris Smith, BikeSafe co-ordinator, said: "Even the most experienced bikers could learn something on the BikeSafe course that may one day save their life.
"This course provides motorcyclists with a great opportunity to gain advice and tips on areas including cornering, overtaking, positioning and hazard perception.
"The Dorset Police riders that run this course are genuinely passionate about motorcycling.
"We hope that everyone taking part in the course enjoys it and becomes a better rider because of it."
For full details, or to book a place on the course, please visit the national BikeSafe website, bikesafe.co.uk More details about the course can also be found on the Dorset Police website dorset.police.co.uk
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We arrived the day before and stayed at the Ramada Cruise Port. It's a rather inexpensive hotel that includes transfers from the airport to the hotel and from the hotel to the cruise-port the next day. I'm a believer in the theory that you can have a rather elegant vacation without spending a ton of money. Embarkation was very smooth and easy. The cruise-port itself is much nicer than Miami. Our room was ready about 1:30 pm. We had a veranda cabin 8247. Not Aqua Class or Concierge Class. The bathrooms are quite nice but I think there is less storage space in the room itself as compared to Summit. But it is a beautiful room with flat screen TV, and lovely color schemes.
Now, lest you think I loved this ship 100%, there were some negatives for myself and my husband. First, when we got to our room I discovered that there was no pitcher of water with the ice bucket. When I asked the room attendant I was informed that, "you only get a pitcher of water on Millennium Class ships. On Solstice Class ships you have to buy your water". I was NOT a happy camper and voiced my dissatisfaction. The room attendant immediately arranged for my water which I had for the rest of the cruise. The muster drill was also pretty dreadful. On all our previous cruises the drills started in the theaters where people could be seated. On Solstice we were herded into an area where the cruise photographs are displayed. Forced to stand for 15-20 minutes in tight, hot quarters some older people looked like there were ready to pass out. I'm short and was unable to see the movie they were showing on the television screens about the muster drill itself. I also thought that the buffet on the first day was so packed that you could not find any place to sit and eat. Later on in the week it became easier to find a place to sit but that first day it was very difficult. We also missed the therapy pool that the Millennium Class ships have. We spent very little time in the Solarium on Summit. The pool there didn't seem very warm.
I think that the food on Solstice was quite wonderful. We ate most nights in the MDR. My husband and I aren't big eaters and find the MDR meals to be quite filling. I'm sure that the specialty restaurants would be great it doesn't make much sense for us, with our small appetites, to eat there. As compared to Summit, Solstice food is 100% better. The service was fantastic, (as it always is on Celebrity).
Some of the areas of the ship that we enjoyed were the Lawn Club and the Wine Cellar. We visited there each evening and took part in all their wine tastings throughout the week. It was amazing to me that this ship never seemed very big. Perhaps it was because our room was mid-ship and we never seemed to have to walk very far to get to anything. And except for that first day, the ship never seemed very crowded.
One thing that was awesome on Solstice was the senior officers. They were all very approachable and very often quite funny. The last day at sea the officer, (including the Captain), took part in a water-volleyball game. It was hysterical. Something that most people may not know was that on our particular cruise a man jumped overboard at 1 in the morning in an attempt to commit suicide. The Captain turned the ship around on a dime, launched two small boats and rescued the jumper in the dark ocean. The jumper tried to fight off the security people who tried to pull him from the ocean, thus putting the security personnel lives at risk. In my opinion the crew and senior officers of Celebrity Solstice are all heroes.
Overall I think that Solstice is a lovely ship and if you are looking for a great cruise this is the one to pick.


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I think the seas are about to boil. Cats and dogs might be living together. You know, mass hysteria. If you can believe it, and I'm not sure I can, Josh Barnett is pledging to work with Dana White. Sherdog has the scoop:
"If he hates me, he hates me; but if he sees the value in what I bring to the table as a fighter I think that will speak for itself," he said. "But you know what? I don't hate Dana and I do business, and I'll go out there and do the absolute best that I can do and if he happens to be my employer … literally, if Dana White has an office that I have to write into every day, because that's the person I report to for my business, well that's what I'll do."
This is an amazing sea change from the notoriously recalcitrant Barnett and it doesn't stop there. Perhaps reflecting on the uncertain nature of MMA, especially so in recent years, he made a point to commend the UFC for providing a stable platform for the sport to grow upon in North America. He even went as far as to state he may have erred in his handling of his divorce from the company.
"There is a part of me that absolutely wishes that things between myself and the UFC had worked out differently," stated Barnett. "I was 23, 24-years-old at the time and I took advice from where I took it and I tried to do what I thought was the best thing at the time, but this guy that is sitting here talking to you now would tell that kid [that] he was a moron.
"But even still, I got to see and experience a lot of amazing things in my life even because of that. I could sit back and cry about it and really think what a horrible way this turned out, but my life has been really awesome. I've done a lot of awesome things and I've been a part of amazing moments of time and got to fight in amazing places and see amazing things and fight amazing fighters and I would never trade that in. The thing is, every step you take is forever. I'm going to do what I've got to do and I'll try to do the best I can to avoid mistakes of the past and use those experiences to be better at everything I try to do in life."
I view the aboutface as a the ultimate reality his leveraging power is now close to nill and he's still capable of competing at a high-level. Out of Strikeforce or the UFC and Barnett has nowhere to go.
Dan Henderson is a little more sanguine about the takeover:
But for those who have already fought in the UFC, the buyout raises concerns about the bargaining power of those who've left the big show for other opportunities. Dan Henderson did so more than a year ago amid much fanfare to sign a lucrative contract with Strikeforce. After an unsuccessful bid for the promotion's middleweight belt, he won the light-heavyweight title earlier this month by knocking out Rafael Cavalcante at "Strikeforce: Feijao vs. Henderson." He has one fight left on his current contract and expected to begin negotiations for a new one when news of the sale broke.
"I don't know if it's the greatest thing to have everything under one roof again like it was when they took over PRIDE," Henderson said. "It's just a concern. Hopefully things work out right. Obviously, I'm concerned for myself and future contracts, and also about other fighters, as well. It's tough for these guys to get paid well, especially if there's no competition."
The UFC owns the fighters now. I have no concept of how they are going to be able to negotiate with no real knowledge of what rival athletes make and with nowhere else to go. The most curious move will be to see how this affects payment of fighters going forward. The UFC can't go so low as to not make fighting attractive, but they can go below what fighters would make in a more competitive bidding market. Very uncertain times to say the least.


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An Emmaus man is charged with simple assault and harassment in an incident at the Coopersburg Social Hall.
Police were dispatched to the social hall Jan. 19, a Saturday, at 3:40 p.m. for a "disturbance."
According to the criminal complaint, when police arrived they found Good in the parking lot of the hall "intoxicated and agitated about the fight." Inside the social hall they located Good's wife bleeding from her nose and crying.
When asked, the victim said that her husband hit her in the nose. Witnesses at the bar confirmed that Good struck her in the face with his elbow.
Good was released on $5,000 bail. An initial "no contact" order placed on Good was lifted by the district attorney's office.


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The Yellowstone Valley Kennel Club's annual dog show is underway in the Magic City.
Billings is the first stop in the AKC's Montana circuit. Breeders and professional handlers from all over the U.S. are coming together to compete. More than 125 dog breeds will be judged over the next three days. Judges will be looking at everything from the bone and muscular structure of the dog to the coat colors and markings.
Best of breed winners will compete in one of seven groups. The winner from each group will then compete for Best in Show.
"There's several different motivations for people doing it," YVKC President Patrick Jones said. "But why we do this, bottom line, because we have a good time, we're with our dogs, we love our dogs. It's fun."
The competition starts all over, each day, with different judges, to give other dogs a chance to win. Two more shows take place on Wednesday and Thursday. They start at 8 a.m. and are free.
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A new seaplane dock recently opened on Tacoma's Thea Foss Waterway. The local daily newspaper, the Tacoma News Tribune, featured a page 1 (above the fold) story and photo about the opening and a question and answer interview with Greg Corrado, vice president of the Washington Seaplane Pilots Association and Chuck Perry and Craig O'Neill, Kenmore Air's chief pilot and director of flight administration.
New seaplane dock opens in Tacoma
Sporty's awards Alaska Seaplane Adventure Sweepstakes
Jonathan Evans of Bedford, Texas, has been chosen as the winner of Sporty's Alaska Seaplane Adventure Sweepstakes. Evans will travel to Moose Pass, Alaska, to earn his Single Engine Sea Rating with Alaska Float Ratings in a PA-18 Super Cub.
Las Vegas flight school adds seaplane
LAS VEGAS— Monarch Sky, the largest flight school and flying club in Nevada, now offers seaplane training in the Cessna 182 Amphib — the only seaplane in Las Vegas, according to company officials.
Bimini Big Game Club adds floating dock for seaplanes
An $18,000 floating dock has been installed at the Bimini Big Game Club in the Bahamas with plans to provide guests arriving by seaplane the convenience of a satellite customs and immigration check-in at the resort as well as at-the-dock luggage pick-up service. The Big Game Club, which is located on the main navigation channel in Bimini Bay, features a 51-room resort.
Dornier Seastar CD2 on world tour
Dornier Seaplane Co. recently landed its Seastar CD2 seaplane in Germany after a U.S. and Canadian demo tour. The tour encompassed more than 220 flight hours, 184 landings on land, and 154 water landings.
Flight training adventure: Just add water
Some pilots become jaded with time. Need to perk-up your aviation life? Pre-Sun 'n Fun, I returned to Central Florida's lake country and a training operation that will freshen anyone's outlook on flying.
Located on Lake Dora above Florida's Turnpike 35 miles northwest of Orlando, it's Jones Brothers Air and Seaplane Adventures in "America's Seaplane City," Tavares, Florida. [Read more...]
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Jamie Beckett is a CFI and A&P mechanic who stepped into the political arena in an effort to promote and protect GA at his local airport.
Patrick Henry, a man who knew a thing or two about standing up when the chips were down, famously spoke the words, "United we stand, divided we fall." He made that critical point in his last public speech, in 1799. Keep that in mind for a moment. I'll come back to it shortly.
That quote came to mind earlier this week when I received an e-mail from a General Aviation News reader who took me to task for using the term "steam gauges" in reference to round, analog gauges that are still mounted in the panels of many thousands of aircraft. He took the term as a slight, which was certainly not my intent. In fact, I am an official, old guy. I like round faces with clearly visible indicators mounted in their center. Steam gauges forever, I say! [Read more...]


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To the editor:
I am a summer resident of Lanesville in Gloucester and frequently shop in Rockport.
Recently, while getting my hair cut at Walter's on Main Street, I received a parking ticket.
I am not a happy camper. Walter works fast. His shop is busy. It's hard to predict when you'll be out. I over stayed my well-fed meter (it was immediately adjacent to his shop) and received a $15 parking ticket.
In my many years in Gloucester and Rockport, I've grown to consider Walter's barber shop a welcome institution. It is an institution I enjoy frequenting.
Ticketing cars parked in front of his shop is not a good practice. Speaking personally, I can tell you it discourages return customers.
Frankly, I can't think of a way the town of Rockport could do a bigger disservice to its merchants than by ticketing the cars of their customers. Why is it that every level of government focuses on abusing its citizens and determining how much tribute it can extract, rather than how it could best serve the community at large?
Rockport should rethink its parking policy and develop a policy that encourages rather than discourages customers from doing business in Rockport.


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Seafood can be classified into three major groups -- fish, crustaceans and mollusks. For the purpose of seafood consumption, shellfish refers to both crustaceans and mollusks. Crustaceans include crabs, lobsters, prawns, and shrimps, and are actually related to mites and insects. Mollusks include mussels, oysters, abalone and squid. Fish are not related to shellfish, and belong to a different category of animals.
Allergy to ShellfishShellfish are a common cause of food allergy, particularly for adults, affecting approximately 2% of the population in the United States. In addition to allergic reactions, consumption of shellfish can lead to infections caused by bacteria, viruses, and parasites, as well as toxins and other chemicals found in shellfish. Additives like preservatives (such as sulfites), flavorings (such as MSG), spices, and hidden allergen ingredients (including the milk protein casein) may be responsible for allergic reactions and food intolerances experienced as a result of eating shellfish.
Causes of Shellfish AllergyThe major allergen responsible for allergic reactions caused by shellfish is called tropomyosin. Tropomyosin causes the majority of allergic reactions from crustaceans, although other allergens are important causes of allergic reactions from mollusks. Tropomyosins show high rates of cross-reactivity among shellfish -- therefore, a person with an allergy to one type of shellfish is very likely to be allergic to other shellfish, and therefore should avoid all shellfish. Since fish are not related to shellfish, and have different, unrelated allergens, a person with shellfish allergy should be able to consume fish.
Shellfish Allergy and Dust Mite AllergyDust mites and cockroaches are closely related to shellfish, and also have tropomyosins as a major allergen. People who are allergic to dust mites and cockroaches may become allergic to shellfish as well. There are reports of vegetarians who have never eaten shellfish, yet show sensitization to shellfish, probably as a result of allergy to dust mites. It is important to know that most people with dust mite allergy are not allergic to shellfish, but being allergic to one of these arthropods places a person at risk for allergy to the other.
Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment of Shellfish AllergyThe symptoms of shellfish allergy are similar to those of other food allergies, which can include anaphylaxis. People may also experience symptoms of oral allergy syndrome to shellfish, and cases of exercise-induced anaphylaxis have been reported after eating shellfish. Respiratory allergy symptoms, including allergic rhinitis and asthma, are common among shellfish-processing workers and restaurant workers who are allergic to shellfish. In fact, approximately 25% of people working in shellfish processing plants show sensitization to shellfish.
The diagnosis of shellfish allergy is based on a person's symptoms as well as the presence of allergic antibody (IgE) against shellfish found on allergy testing. Skin testing is the most accurate test for diagnosing food allergy, although blood testing for shellfish allergy can also be helpful.
The treatment of shellfish allergy mostly involves the avoidance of all shellfish, given the high rates of cross-reactivity among these creatures. Symptoms of shellfish allergy are treated in much the same way as the treatment for other food allergies, including the use of injectable epinephrine and antihistamines. It is possible that the use of immunotherapy to dust mites and/or cockroaches could be curative for shellfish allergy in a person with allergies to all of these arthropods. Further studies in this area are needed before this can be routinely recommended, however.
You've just learned about shellfish allergy -- now find out about fish allergy.
Lopata AL, O'Hehir RE, Lehrer SB. Shellfish Allergy. Clinical and Experimental Allergy. 2010;(40):850-858.
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I've included the video above. It's ESPN's Josh Gross giving a nice four-minute synopsis about the purchase of Strikeforce by UFC. It's a helpful primer to understand the mechanics of this complicated and frankly, bewildering deal. I'd also say the more information about the deal that is released the more it appears Coker was an unwitting partner in this transaction. More notable to me, sources have always told me Strikeforce was not running a huge profit margin, but had incurred very little to no debt. Gross' report contradicts what I've long understood to be Strikeforce's financial state.
I'll have a piece on this later, but what is clear now is that the need for a fighters' union has never been more obvious. In this written piece accompanying the above video, Gross delves into the issue:
UFC Hall of Fame fighter Randy Couture said the deal between UFC and Strikeforce "has the potential to be tougher for fighters who are free agents."
"The Strikeforce purchase strengthens and stabilizes the [UFC] brand," said the 47-year-old Couture, who fights Lyoto Machida on April 30 at the Rogers Centre in Toronto in front of an expected crowd of more than 50,000. "It solidifies Zuffa's monopoly on the sport of MMA.
"Overall it's too early to tell if it's positive or negative for the sport until we see what direction the new owners take with the brand."
Unless another organization with a strong television presence and deep pockets arrives on the scene, fighters' leverage will be determined by their talent, popularity and success. Currently, the UFC is reducing the size of its roster to create an average of 28 fighters per division, an overall decrease from 260 to around 200.
Couture famously challenged the UFC in court in 2008 over rights to his likeness as well as his earning potential. In the end, he failed to free himself and returned to the company. Long an advocate for some sort of safeguard system for the sport's athletes, Couture suggested the idea of a union or fighter association emerging as response to the UFC's firm grip over the sport is "wrought with hurdles and will be difficult to execute."
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Bengals WR Terrell Owens' first and likely only season with the Bengals has ended with a knee injury.
The team announced today following their win over the Browns that Owens would miss the remainder of the year because of an injury he sustained in the first quarter of the Week 15 game. He finished the season with 72 receptions for 983 yards for the 3-11 Bengals.
Owens made headlines last week when he blamed the team's coaches for the poor season. Speaking on his VH1 reality show, the receiver said: "I think there's underachieving from the top down. You start with the owner, you start with the coaches. And obviously we as players, we are a product of what the coaches are coaching us throughout the course of the week."
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It will be interesting to see what the market is for Owens this offseason. Two years ago, after being released by the Cowboys, the Bills were the only team interested in the wideout. Then when Buffalo had enough, Cincinnati came through with a contract. It is hard to imagine a team lacking strong leadership taking a chance on Owens based on his history for criticizing teammates and coaches.


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Our mission — our new mission, I should say — is, U.S. Army Africa as the Army service component command, for U.S. Africa Command, enables full-spectrum operations while conducting sustained security engagement with African land forces to promote security, stability and peace.
That was Army Major General William Garrett, speaking to bloggers earlier this week. In recent months the Army has organized exercises in Gabon and Uganda, focusing on communications, logistics and disaster-response. U.S. soldiers also reportedly helped Ugandan forces pursue the Lord's Resistance Army rebel group across Central Africa.
For all that, Africom and U.S. Army Africa are not involved in any of Africa's most vexing conflicts. Nor should they be, necessarily. Our intervention doesn't always help. Still, I wanted to hear Garrett's response. So I asked about Chad and Sudan first:
AXE: With regards to the Chad/Sudan border conflict and recent moves to reinitiate talks, both rebel groups and with each other, and with the party — with various parties sort of working to set up some kind of framework for stabilizing that area and jointly patrolling the area, is there any prospect of U.S. involvement, you know, as you track this? What are your thoughts?
GEN. GARRETT: David, there's no involvement that I'm aware of. Certainly we encourage the regional cooperation that's going on, but right now U.S Army Africa is not involved in it.
AXE: Well, then let me follow up. It seems this — I'm not sure how to frame this question, but some of Africa's most persistent and, in some cases, bloodiest conflicts — U.S. Army seems to steer clear of them: DRC, Somalia, Chad, Sudan. Why is that?
GEN. GARRETT: Yeah, David, the — that — I mean, that's a great question. I — you know, I — like you, probably, I work for someone. So we typically follow U.S. policy towards these kind of things. And I would just say, you know, unless U.S. policy dictates we're going to do something, then typically you don't see the U.S. military involved in it.
Of course. But I'm struggling to reconcile that important truth with Garrett's description of U.S. Army Africa's mission:
[W]hether terrorism, violent extremism, cyber attacks, piracy, illicit trafficking, crime, corruption, disease, displaced people: all nations are directly or indirectly affected in some way by these transnational threats. These threats are not 10 feet tall. Most nations already have some ability to deal with these threats. And we see across the continent these range from the sophisticated to the rudimentary, and include things like pandemic response capabilities, border-control procedures, drug interdiction and security patrols.
The U.S. Army's role in all of this is to help strengthen the capabilities and capacity of our land force partners … so they can help protect their people, secure their borders, support development, contribute to better governance and help achieve regional stability.
Except, apparently, in cases where there's too much terrorism, violent extremism, cyber attacks, piracy, illicit trafficking, crime, corruption, disease and displaced people.
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Charming New Luxury Cabin, fully furnished and equipped....just bring your toothbrush. Kept spotlessly CLEAN, our cabin is nestled in a very unique country village setting with the river running through, offering kayaking, canoeing, tubing and great fishing. This cabin is not your typical rental, It's our "second home" so it has lots of features and extras within to include the best quality linens, towels and bed pillows. Over 1800 sq. ft. of simply beautifully furnished living! Central AC, Gas log fireplace, large open areas and wonderful porches with rocking chairs for just passing the time away. Have your morning coffee or tea watching the Hummingbirds or stroll along the river or through the village. Call or email today to reserve this Special Hide-Away. Also, offering special "gift baskets"...order when making your reservation or basic food items stocked upon request. Ask for details.
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Benghazi Consulate Attack
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair Martin Dempsey testified on the September 11, 2012, attack on the U.S.… read more
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair Martin Dempsey testified on the September 11, 2012, attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya. Secretary Panetta in his opening statement said that the speed of the attack prevented U.S. armed forces from responding quickly enough to save those killed in the attack, and that time, distance, and lack of warning hindered the response. Republican members reiterated prior criticisms of the Obama administration, among them that administration officials ignored previous warnings from U.S. officials in Libya. Secretary Panetta talked about the issue of sequestration, and the damaging impact military budget cuts would have on readiness. They also answered questions on recommendations from the U.S. State Department and CIA to arm Syrian rebels, which were ultimately rejected by President Obama. close
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Update to Injury (Fatal) Traffic Collision in Laurel County
Date of News Release: 02/25/09
(London, Ky.) - On Wednesday, February 25, 2009, at approximately 5:35 PM EST the Kentucky State Police, Post 11, in London was notified by the Fayette County Coroners Office that the 15 year old passenger, from the traffic crash on KY 770 in Laurel County, had died at the University of Kentucky Medical Center.
KSP Traffic Crash Reconstructionist TFC Don Trosper is continuing the investigation.
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Date of News Release: 02/25/09
(London, Ky.) - On Wednesday, February 25, 2009, at 7:21 AM EST the Kentucky State Police Post 11 London responded to a traffic crash, with injury, on KY 770 in southern Laurel County.
Upon arrival KSP Traffic Crash Reconstructionist TFC Don Trosper determined that a 1997, green, Toyota Corolla, driven by Jonathan H. Goforth, 16, of Gray, KY was eastbound on KY 770 when it entered the westbound lane, attempting to pass another vehicle and struck a Ford F-150 head-on.
Mr. Goforth and his male juvenile passenger were flown, from the scene, to the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington for treatment of their injuries. Neither Mr. Goforth nor his passenger was seat belted at the time of the crash.
The second vehicle, a 1997, green, Ford F-150 truck, driven by Carrie R. Smith, 38, of Lily, was westbound in the westbound lane of KY 770 when hit head-on.
Carrie R. Smith was also flown from the scene to the University of Kentucky Medical Center for treatment. Carrie R. Smith was seat belted at the time of the crash.
TFC Trosper is the lead investigator and is assisted at the scene by officers from the Kentucky State Police, the Commercial Vehicle Enforcement, the Laurel County Sheriff's Office, the Laurel County EMS, Laurel County Rescue Squad and the Keavy Fire Department.


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Tag Archives: Austin
Some excerpts from Ta-Nehisi Coates's tour de force on Obama, race and the limits of integration.
A perspective on the Oak Creek, WI shootings from a member of the Sikh community
In case you missed it, Ms. Badu's choice words to Mr. Coyne
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BinaryBio AB is a Swedish company based in Stockholm. The company is founded on scientifically leading research in the field of bioinformatics, molecular dynamics, and high performance computing.
Working closely with the Center for Biomembrane Research at Stockholm University and the Royal Institute of Technology, BinaryBio offers software solutions for molecular dynamics simulations, protein modeling, protein structure determination, docking, and technologies for high performance parallel and distributed computing.


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Stage Technologies, the London-based systems specialist, has been awarded the contract to supply rigging systems for the Grand class of ships now being built for P&O Princess Cruises by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Japan. Stage Technologies will supply nearly 100 axes of automation, both mechanical and electrical systems, which will be installed in three venues. Rigging systems will include 26 flying bars, four stage lifts, and 16 curtain tracks. Control systems will include Stage Technologies' Acrobat, Juggler, and Solo consoles.
According to Mark Ager, Stage Technologies managing director, 'We are very excited to receive this order, which confirms Stage Technologies as a major supplier of automation systems to the cruise ship industry."
The company has previously provided control systems for eight cruise ships, including the original Grand Princess, as well as ships for Carnival Cruise Lines and Star Cruises. It recently completed installation of control and flying systems for the new Golden Princess and also has orders for similar systems on ships in the Fincantieri shipyard in Italy and the Chantiers de L'Atlantique yard in France, where the company acts as a subcontractor with Harbour Marine Systems. Also, the company has orders for control systems on more Carnival Destiny-class ships, in conjunction with Harbour Marine Systems, and Star-class ships, with Wagner Biro.
Matthew Tonks, who recently joined Stage Technologies as project manager, says, "We look forward to working with [Mitsubishi] on this project and together delivering the best theatre afloat to P&O Princess Cruises."


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Location: Columbia, Missouri
Website: http://www.missouri.edu/
Type: Public
Federal Circuit: 8th Circuit
University of Missouri – Columbia has been given the speech code rating Red. A red light university has at least one policy that both clearly and substantially restricts freedom of speech. Read more here.
Red Light Policies
MU Equity: Resource Library- Sexual Harassment 13-14
Speech Code Category: Harassment Policies
Sexual harassment is a form of sex discrimination. It consists of unwelcome verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature.
When the harassment rises to the level that it interferes with employment or with education, then it becomes illegal and also violates the University's policy. But even lesser levels of sexually harassing behaviors may be inconsistent with MU's commitment to a safe and inclusive work and learning environment.
Tiger Guide: Emergencies, Health and Personal Safety- Harassment 13-14
Speech Code Category: Harassment Policies
Harassment is unwelcome contact with an individual through electronic, verbal or written means that threatens, intimidates, demeans and/or creates a hostile environment.
M-Book: Standard of Conduct 13-14
Speech Code Category: Policies on Tolerance, Respect, and Civility
Disruptive or disorderly conduct or lewd, indecent or obscene conduct or expression.
M-Book: Hosting Events on Campus 13-14
Speech Code Category: Protest and Demonstration Policies
The application for use of a facility must be submitted 48 hours in advance by the President or Primary Contact of a recognized student organization.
Speakers Circle has been designated as an area where permits are not required.
Bias Incident Report Form 13-14
Speech Code Category: Policies on Bias and Hate Speech
If you have witnessed or experienced a bias incident that has occurred within the MU community, please use the form below to report the incident anonymously or with your name. A bias incident is an act of intolerance which is committed against any person, group or property and which discriminates, stereotypes, harasses or excludes anyone based on [their identity]. Any act of intolerance, such as graffiti, name-calling, threats, hate crimes or extreme examples of bias incidents – regardless of severity – can be reported using this form.
Tiger Guide: Harassment 13-14
Speech Code Category: Harassment Policies
Forms of harassment include, but are not limited to, cyber, sexual or verbal harassment, threatening messages, physical threats, intimidation or posting of harassing materials.
Personal and academic enrichment must take place in an environment that respects the rights of others, even
when individuals may have different views or beliefs. Actions that may not be intended to threaten or degrade may nevertheless do so to another individual
M-Book: Sexual Harassment Policy 13-14
Speech Code Category: Harassment Policies
Sexual harassment is defined for this policy as … Other unwelcome verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature by a University employee or a member of the student body to a University employee or a member of the student body, when:
1. Submission to or rejection of such conduct is used explicitly or implicitly as a condition for academic or employment decisions; or
2. The purpose or effect of such conduct is to interfere unreasonably with the work or academic performance of the person being harassed; or
3. The purpose or effect of such conduct to a reasonable person is to create an intimidating, hostile or offensive environment.
M-Book: Standard of Conduct 13-14
Speech Code Category: Harassment Policies
Harassment by engaging in a course of conduct directed at a specific person that serves no legitimate purpose that would cause a reasonable person under the circumstances to be frightened, intimidated, or emotionally distressed.
M-Book: Rights and Responsibilities 13-14
Speech Code Category: Advertised Commitments to Free Expression
The University's goals are to provide an atmosphere conducive to the transmission of knowledge, the pursuit of
truth, the development of students, and the general well-being of society. Free inquiry and free expression are
essential to attain these goals.
Political Rewind: State Law Limiting Birth Control Sparks Lawsuit Trying to Stop It
September 16, 2012
Editor's Note: This article was created by aggregating news articles from Missouri Watchdog. State law limiting birth control sparks lawsuit trying to stop it The Missouri General Assembly's decision to override Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon's contraception bill veto Wednesday has sparked a lawsuit to prevent the legislation from becoming law. The Greater Kansas City Coalition of Labor Union Women filed a lawsuit in Cole County Circuit Courtlate Wednesday seeking an injunction against the measure, which allows state employers to refuse to provide insurance coverage for contraception on religious grounds. "We consider this move to be just another right—wing assault on workers limiting our members' options and choices," […]» Read More


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Seattle University does not require the ACT or SAT of international freshman applicants. However, these scores do enhance an application, and sufficiently high critical reading and writing scores will be accepted in lieu of the TOEFL. Please see our English proficiency section below for more information.
Seattle University offers merit-based scholarships to international students. No separate application is required for scholarship consideration; determinations are based on the strength of your academic and extracurricular record. Please see our scholarship page for more information.
International student applications should be submitted 6-9 months prior to the application quarter of entry to allow for international mail and visa processing.
All applicants must satisfy the following requirements for admission to be granted:
Most applicants for whom English is a not the first/native language must demonstrate English Proficiency regardless of English language studies, academic history, residence in the United States or other English-speaking countries, or immigration status. Seattle University maintains the right to require English Proficiency testing when deemed necessary. The most recent demonstration of English Proficiency (i.e. test scores or course work, as per the policies described below) will be counted toward the English Proficiency requirement, regardless of whether previous scores are higher. Following the submission of English Proficiency score reports, requests for testing waivers will not be considered.
English proficiency may be met with the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). ELS Language Center (US centers only) students who have completed level 112 with a 2.75 ELS grade point average are considered to have the equivalent TOEFL score of 68/520 and will be considered for the undergraduate English Language and Culture Bridge (ELCB) program. For more information on the ELS program visit the ELS Language Center web site, or you can contact the Seattle center directly at (206) 623-1481; firstname.lastname@example.com.
The chart below outlines the English proficiency requirements for general admission as well as admission to the CLB program. The TOEFL exam has two different grading scales. The paper based TOEFL is still available with scores ranging from 310-677. For more information on what the TOEFL consists of and a list of official testing centers visit the ETS web site. Both score requirements are listed below.
* Some graduate programs are not able to accommodate CLB students in the curriculum as designed, so admitted students would need to complete CLB prior to starting their graduate studies.
Students with TOEFL scores in the CLB range will take a placement essay test upon arrival at Seattle University. Some students may have their CLB requirement waived based upon the results of the placement essay test.
• First-year applicants who complete their entire high school curriculum in the United States or Canada, or at American schools abroad, may have the English Proficiency requirement waived if their transcript does not include any ESL course work and the high school cumulative grade point average is 2.75 or higher.• Transfer applicants from U.S. colleges who meet the same criteria as first-year applicants above may have the English Proficiency requirement waived.• Transfer applicants who have completed ESL courses at a college or university must fulfill the English Proficiency requirement regardless of prior history.• Graduate and post-baccalaureate applicants who have earned a bachelor or advanced degree at Seattle University or at a recognized college or university in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, New Zealand or Australia, and who have continued to reside in countries where English is the primary language for at least two years prior to submission of the application, will be considered to have met the English Proficiency requirement.


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Houston Texans
Brice McCain - #21 - CB
|5' 9"/ 185 lbs.
|Terrell, TX
|Years played
|2009, 6th round, 15th pick by Texans
Houston Texans: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Houston Texans, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class
Baker to lead Houston's Super Bowl bid
Former U.S. Secretary of State James Baker will lead Houston's bid to host the Super Bowl in 2017.
Texans want Barwin back despite disappointing 2012
The Texans' ability to re-sign OLB Connor Barwin — or not re-sign — likely impacts what direction they go in the draft.
Texans RB Foster has not talked surgery
Texans RB Arian Foster released a statement Friday after an NFL Network report indicated he would undergo a heart procedure.
Foster: Don't expect 100 percent play at Pro Bowl
Houston RB Arian Foster says players are going to step up at the Pro Bowl this year, but don't expect 100 percent effort.
Texans won't rule out drafting QB
Despite publicly supporting Matt Schaub, Texans coach Gary Kubiak will at least consider drafting a quarterback in April, we hear.
Watt named PFW/PFWA Defensive Player of the Year
Texans DE J.J. Watt, still two months shy of his 24th birthday, is the youngest PFW/PFWA Defensive Player of the Year winner ever.
Texans WR Posey tears Achilles tendon
Texans WR DeVier Posey tore his Achilles tendon, the rookie confirmed after Sunday's divisional-round loss to the Patriots.
Patriots beat Texans, Ravens up next
Stevan Ridley ran for 82 yards and a touchdown to help the Patriots roll to a 41-28 victory over the Texans.
Texans got good mileage out of backup inside 'backers
Despite injuries taking their toll on Texans' ILBs this season, we hear there won't be a major rush to address the position in the draft.
Friday injury report for divisional playoffs
Here is the Friday injury report for the divisional playoffs, showing to what degree injured players participated in their teams' practices.
Key matchup: Texans passing game vs. Patriots pass 'D'
The Texans' key to avenging a Week 14 embarrassment and advancing to the AFC title game will be QB Matt Schaub.
Ryan, Falcons understand situation they're in
The Falcons and QB Matt Ryan are aware of the pressures they face this weekend in what should be a strong divisional slate of games.
Tuesday's 60-second rant: Defining moment for Texans, Schaub
The Texans-Patriots rematch should be more competitive this time around. For the Texans to pull the upset, Matt Schaub must rise to the occasion.
Texans' offense still uneven, but making progress
One offensive TD by the Texans is unlikely to cut it in Foxborough Sunday, but at least the group showed signs of breaking through in the wild-card round victory over the Bengals.
McCain has signed a three-year contract to stay with the Houston Texans. The 5-foot-9 McCain announced on Twitter late Tuesday that he had agreed to terms and thanked his agent, David Canter.||||||| McCain was a sixth-round draft pick by the Texans in 2009. He played in 12 games with two starts last season before breaking his left foot in a Dec. 2 game against Tennessee.
The Houston Texans have signed veteran cornerback Stanford Routt after placing McCain on injured reserve with a designation for return.||||||| McCain, Houston's nickel cornerback, had surgery to repair a broken left foot Monday. He must sit out eight weeks, which means the earliest he could play is if the Texans reach the Super Bowl.


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Course Descriptions: Spring 2014 - HTY 599: Readings in Global Environmental History
Instructor: Tina Adcock
Time: Tuesday; 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Description: This course will give student a selective introduction to the rapidly expanding literature in environmental history that deals primarily with countries and regions other than the United States. Of course, the very word "global" is ambiguous, and can be variously interpreted. Together, we will explore its valences – non-American/non-Western, comparative/transnational, and extra-human, to name a few – as they pertain to the study of the relationship between humans and physical environments at different times and places on Earth.
Students with no background or specialization in environmental history are very welcome. Indeed, the questions, methodologies, and approaches of environmental history can yield fresh perspectives on issues fundamental to our discipline. To that end, the course is structured around three key issues that engage all practitioners of history: scale, agency, and boundaries. Questions we might explore include: who or what counts as a historical agent? How are natural and cultural boundaries created and elided? What are the advantages and disadvantages to pursuing historical inquiries at scales other than the individual or national? In addition to considering such broad questions, students will have the opportunity to select a topic of thematic relevance to their own research interests, and to explore the global environmental historical literature on that topic.


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ODA students ink perfect scores
Date: February 27, 2013
by: Pam Eubanks | Managing Editor
LAKEWOOD RANCH — Not many students make "the perfect score."
But five seniors at The Out-of-Door Academy have done just that, scoring perfect 800s on one portion each of the SAT.
Gabriella Costa, Payton Henson, Kevin Moody, Alex Ruschau and Melanie Mason spent countless hours practicing and preparing for the college-entrance exam — often giving up free time with friends to prepare, in addition to applying to colleges and taking Advanced Placement courses. But, they said, the hard work paid off.
"It's definitely been a challenge (to balance everything), but it's taught us to manage our time," Mason said. "It's going to help us with college."
Students said they were able to learn and understand the concepts behind SAT questions with the help of their teachers, so they could devise their answers quickly. Even if they weren't 100% sure of the answers, they could still apply the concepts they'd learned to make a best guess.
The students laughed when Moody jested, "We're all really good at random guessing."
Students said they performed best in the subject areas in which they naturally perform well — Costa, Moody and Ruschau in math, Mason in writing and Henson in reading.
And, they also said, despite their excitement to perform well on the SAT, they didn't feel their accomplishment put them at the head of their class academically. The test, they said, isn't so much a measure of talent, as a combination of academics, preparation and luck.
"We have a lot of people who are very talented in our grade," Ruschau said. "We all excel in different ways."
"Just because you didn't get a 600 doesn't mean you're not talented in something else," Moody added.
With their senior year more than halfway finished, the students said they are eager to have the SAT behind them and college on the horizon.
David Mahler, head of school for The Out-of-Door Academy, said he was proud of the students' accomplishments.
"Typically, we have a couple (do this well), but five in one class is more than we have in an average year," Mahler said. "They covered all three testing (categories). I think it's a good reflection on the quality of teaching at The Out-of-Door and the breadth of our curriculum."
Gabriella Costa
Age: 17
Favorite subject: Math
Likely career: Engineering or other
Hobbies: Volleyball
Category of perfect score: Math
Payton Henson
Age: 18
Favorite subject: Physics and history
Likely career: "Not a clue."
Hobbies: Diving, spear fishing and rock climbing
Category of perfect score: Reading
Melanie Mason
Age: 17
Favorite subject: History
Likely career: Undecided
Hobbies: Soccer and singing
Category of perfect score: Writing
Kevin Moody
Age: 17
Favorite subject: Math
Likely career: Computer science or aeronautical engineering
Hobbies: Aviation (has pilot's license)
Category of perfect score: Math
Alex Ruschau
Age: 17
Favorite subject: Math and science
Likely career: Materials or chemical engineering
Hobbies: Outdoor activities, such as fishing and kayaking
Category of perfect score: Math
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17 Women's Council of Realtors Fashion Show
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27 Health & Wellness Expo
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Students make splash for school
Lakewood Ranch Community Activities Corp. this weekend will celebrate the start of school with its annual Back to School Splash Bash event Aug. 23, at the Lakewood Ranch YMCA, 5100 Lakewood Ranch Blvd.
Klauber, Mancini honored by AJC
The West Coast Florida Region of AJC (American Jewish Committee) will honor Michael Klauber and Phil Mancini, of Michael's On East, in November.
Temples share the Torah
Twenty-three years ago, Temple Sinai received a Torah on loan when it organized a new congregation in Sarasota.


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The American Red Cross has some tips on how to beat the summer heat.
Drink lots of water, so that you stay hydrated.
Take it easy, if you are working or playing outside take lots of breaks and get out of the heat.
Dress for the heat, by wearing lightweight and light-colored clothing
Know the signs of heat stroke so that you know when to seek medical attention
Also don't forget your pets, make sure they have shade, plenty of water and don't leave them in the car.


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The Health Psychology Research Group has a primary research focus on health behaviours, risk communication and behavioural change. We also work collaboratively with other research groups with an interest in health behaviour for instance: the Ageing Research Group, Wales Diabetes UK, Swansea University and Glamorgan University.
We conduct internationally recognized research and also provide high quality training to practitioners in applied settings. The group has strong links with a range of health service providers including Cardiff Public Health Team, Institute of Medical Genetics and Cardiff and the Vale NHS Trust. HPRG carries out research on a range of projects relevant to our understanding of health behaviour: Alcohol education, abuse and addiction; attitudes and beliefs in food safety; food choices; effects of food on mood and mental performance; risk perception and communication; physical activity; complementary therapies; eating disorders; management of stress and healthy ageing.


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Diversity Center Guidelines
The Office of Diversity Services has designed this space to provide your organization a place to conduct the business of your organization. We encourage you to use this space to meet with and collaborate with your e-board as well as leaders from other groups. We also encourage you to use the other spaces available to you. The fourth floor lounge is a great place for informal social gatherings, and there are several small conference rooms which you can use for meetings.
The following guidelines apply to the members of all student organizations that use office space within the Diversity Center. When used below, the term "Director of Diversity Services" refers to the Director or a member of his/her staff (which includes the professional and the graduate student staff of the Office of Diversity Services(ODS)) appointed by the Director to perform these duties.
Student Organization Office Space Guidelines
The Diversity Center regular hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 8:45am to 4:45pm. To gain access to the organization office space outside of these times, members must go to the Student Leadership and Involvement Office (SLI), formally known as the Student Activities Office, on the fourth floor of the Donahue Building and request entry to the Office of Diversity Services. SLI will document the request and open the door. The SLI desk is staffed Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 10:00pm. To determine who has access to an office, a list of registered organization members, identified by the club/organizations' president, will be kept on file.
Smoking, gambling and illegal drugs or drug paraphernalia are not allowed in the Diversity Center in accordance with University policy and state and federal laws.
Since the Diversity Center is Suffolk University office space, the Director of Diversity Services reserves the right to determine whether or not an item is appropriate for posting in the center or in the organization office space.
BULLETIN BOARDS: Bulletin boards are provided for each organization. To protect the paint, items cannot be posted on the walls using tape, tacks, nails, etc. Items may only be mounted on the walls by the staff or the Facilities department, with the approval of the Director of Diversity Services.
FURNITURE: Offices are provided with furniture that meets fire safety regulations for the University. Any replacement or additional furniture within a specific office must also meet these regulations. Purchase of any furniture should be coordinated through the Office of Diversity Services.
TELEPHONES: Organizations are also provided with telephones and phone services at no charge for local club-related calls. Inappropriate use of phone services may result in the loss of such service to the organizations involved.
COMPUTERS: The computers provided in the Diversity Center are for organizational business, not for personal use. Computer labs are available for personal use. Do not install any software or use instant messaging programs on the Diversity Center computers. The university's Responsible Use of Computing and Information Resources policy applies at all times.
DAMAGE: Each organization will be held responsible for the costs associated with repairing and/or replacing damaged office furniture, walls, and bulletin boards. Students using the Diversity Center are responsible for the actions of their guests at all times. The members of each organization are responsible for keeping their office and office furniture in good condition and free of damage and vandalism. Necessary repairs will be coordinated through the Office of Diversity Services. Therefore, please report any maintenance needs to ODS staff as soon as possible.
PRIVACY: Office space in the Diversity Center is not the private property of the organization occupying that space. Therefore, there should be no expectation of absolute privacy on the part of students using the space. A member of the Diversity Services staff will perform a monthly inspection of the organization office space. For the safety and security of students and equipment, additional inspections may be done at any time. The Director of Diversity Services may approve a search of the office space involved and any furniture, equipment and/or materials located within that space. Except in emergency situations, this search will be conducted by the Director of Diversity Services, a Suffolk University police officer and/or a member of the organization present. Any items found that involve violations of policy can be confiscated by the Director of Diversity Services.
The violation of any of the above policies can result in disciplinary action taken against the student organization and/or the specific individual(s) involved. This action may include loss of office privileges for the organization and/or the individual(s) involved, and, in extreme cases, the loss of University recognition for the organization. Decisions in these matters will be made by the Director of Diversity Services, and can be appealed to the Dean of Students.