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Jodi Magness holds a senior endowed chair in the Department of Religious Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: the Kenan Distinguished Professor for Teaching Excellence in Early Judaism (since 2002).
From 1992-2002, Professor Magness was Associate/Assistant Professor of Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology in the Departments of Classics and Art History at Tufts University, Medford, MA.
Professor Magness received her B.A. in Archaeology and History from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1977), and her Ph.D. in Classical Archaeology from the University of Pennsylvania (1989).
From 1990–92, Professor Magness was Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellow in Syro-Palestinian Archaeology at the Center for Old World Archaeology and Art at Brown University.
Professor Magness specializes in the archaeology of ancient Palestine (modern Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian territories) in the Roman, Byzantine, and early Islamic periods. Her research interests include Jerusalem, Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls, ancient synagogues, Masada, the Roman army in the East, and ancient pottery.
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Did the Story Of Noah's Ark Actually Happen?
INSIDE EDITION spoke with Archeologist Jodi Magness about the possibility of Noah's Ark actually existing.
When she was a little girl, Jodi Magness did not dream of growing up to be a movie star. From the time she was in the seventh grade, she says she dreamed of being an archaeologist.
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Jodi Magness interviewed about her archaeological excavations in Greece and Israel, especially findings at Huqoq, including discovery of stunning mosaics on an ancient synagogue's floor and her important role in the unique National Geographic IMAX film about Jerusalem.
UNC archaeologist Jodi Magness takes on a long-held theory about how Jews and early Christians coexisted.
THE LEDE FROM THE UNC WEBSITE HOMEPAGE OCTOBER 5, 2013On location photo by Jim Haberman
"Why Jerusalem still hangs onto ancient archaeological mysteries"
Alan Boyle, Science Editor, NBCNews.com/science
"It's a living city, and it's a city that's been inhabited continuously for thousands of years," Jodi Magness told NBC News. "Unless, God forbid, the city is ever completely abandoned, we'll never get a complete picture."
"Magness is one of the scientific stars of a new movie titled "Jerusalem." The movie, (which opened the week of September 16), takes advantage of IMAX 3-D technology to produce an ultra-big-screen vision of the city, its history and its people."
"JERUSALEM" IMAX FROM GASTON GAZETTE, HALIFAX MEDIA: Andrea Honaker, Lifestyles Reporter, Gaston Gazette, October 19, 2013 - September 20, 2013
New IMAX film offers unique perspectives on holy city
"Jerusalem is one of the most beloved and holy cities in the world... So, what exactly is it that draws people from all over to Jerusalem? A new film provides a unique perspective on the sacred city's past, present and future. "
"(The film) follows three young women of three different faiths who live in the city: Farah Ammouri, a Muslim; Nadia Tadros, a Christian; and Revital Zacharie, a Jew. Also featured in the film is archaeologist Dr. Jodi Magness, During a recent phone interview, The Gazette talked to Magness about the film and her involvement in it.
Magness' path to Jerusalem: The city has been a part of her life since she was a teen. At age 16, she moved to Jerusalem, where...
"It has absolutely no parallels in any other synagogue at all," Magness told HuffPost. "And there are no elephants in the Hebrew Bible."
Ancient Samson Mosaic (see upper left header of this page) Uncovered In Israeli Synagogue; Beautiful Art Fascinates Scholars (See PHOTOS in HuffPost article)
Another mosaic unearthed by the archaeologists is also fascinating, albeit because of its dearth of Biblical context. With its colorful elephants and humans, the artwork appears to be apocryphal (or unrelated to the Bible) -- an extremely unusual find in a religious building.
THE "DIG HUQOQ" PROJECT has great potential for shedding light on the world of Jesus, the beginnings of early Christianity, and the emergence of rabbinic Judaism. If you cannot become an "on-site digger", here's how to get into the excitement.
Click here for coverage of the Huqoq discoveries in the Jewish Press.
Huqoq News 2012 Season Reveals Spectacular Mosaics
Here's an example of how the mosaic findings are intriguing people around the US and the world. This article includes an interview with Jodi Magness and raises a topic that most lay-people do not consider when the excitement and beauty of the mosaics seem to be an end in and of their own... and as Jodi Magness points out, the find raises even more work to be accomplished and support to be found.
Magness explained that, while it is very exciting, it also will change the way funds must be raised in order to retain scholarship opportunities for students and pay for her colleagues and herself.
"We now need to deal with conservation and preservation of the site, with the ultimate goal of opening the finds to the public either by moving them to a museum or making the site a national park. Either way, we are in need of much additional funding, and any assistance is appreciated."


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22 comments:
- Rosa said...
Too cute and I'm sure yummy. But, what is booster juice???
- May 17, 2009
- Helena said...
They're too cute to eat!
- May 18, 2009
- sassy studio said...
hi saucy, those look delish! the sprout and i are starving here in the bahamas! seriously, the weather is great but the food lousy for a fancy resort. maybe we just miss yoda's place.....we can't wait to try those cupcakes......we are really drooling now! mc dreamy took us out for a wonderful birthday meal last night and we can't wait to get back and start planning the real day now! back late wed, will call u thursday!
xox sassy and sprout
- May 18, 2009
- Honey Bend Vintage said...
Well that was an excellent idea, they look yummy!!
- May 18, 2009
- Suzy said...
These look delish! I've never heard of that booster drink, but what a great idea. I was wondering how instant jello would do in place of koolaid.....just a thought.
- May 18, 2009
- MJ said...
i've never tried a Booster drink. I know. When I see a stand, I'm usually running past it with kids in tow. I'll be closer to one when I'm at work so should try one then!
Keep the cupcake recipes coming! Birthday season is hitting our house soon! I have my Wilton cupcake icing decorating thingees so might actually attempt something! If the results are ghastly icing, I might post them!
- May 18, 2009
- Aspergertopia said...
Yum! I never would have thought about kool-aid in the frosting. Good thinking Batman!
- May 18, 2009
I can't wait to try it, I will be making red velvet cupcakes today for my splurge party on tuesday, but now I am considering......! You are amazing!!!
- May 18, 2009
- Jenn said...
Awesome... just awesome! If it weren't Victoria Day with everything closed, I'd be heading out for the ingredients right this minute!
Thanks for another bright post :)
- May 18, 2009
- henzy said...
that sounds awesome.. i like the kool aid idea.
- May 18, 2009
- Trace Geworsky said...
OH MY!!! My mouth is watering.
Now if you come up with a recipe based on the original Orange Julius, then im in trouble:)
Trace G
- May 18, 2009
The mini cupcakes look and sound delicious. My husband is a huge fan of booster juice. Your post has given me the idea of making a batch of these for Father's Day!
Thanks for sharing your always inspiring ideas!
- May 18, 2009
- Angela said...
Booster Juice?
You are so creative when it comes to inventing new cake recipes. Could you give us a tutorial on it... like amounts of liquid, etc. to choose or specifics to think of if you want to create a new flavor cake frosting, etc. What are some flavors that you are thinking of trying?
Happy Birthday to your nephew!
- May 18, 2009
I lurve the booster juice - gotta make some of these. You have turned me into a cupcake fanatic.
- May 18, 2009
Don't know what a booster juice is, but I can only assume it is basically the same as Jamba Juice. These cupcakes look heavenly!! But could you point a girl toward your carrot cake recipe that you posted after being called out on your very own blog?? Thanks! :P
- May 18, 2009
- the treat girl said...
ooooohhh....llloovve the kool-aid idea!!!!!!!! Those bites are adorable!!!
- May 18, 2009
MMMM! Booster Juice is so addicting!! I really don't know where you get these ideas from but they are fantastic. I wish I was as creative as you. The little bite sizes are so cute I don't know if I'd be able to eat them!
Christine Bruce
- May 18, 2009
- Amy said...
They look nummy! I have some strawberries in the fridge-maybe I should try.
- May 18, 2009
- Fancy This-Fancy That said...
Those mini-cupcakes are SO cute! What a wonderful idea!
- May 19, 2009
- Leica said...
Oh my goodness, you just sent my Jager into a whirl of sadness! HE now wants baby cupcakes,(of course I called him over to look at how cute they were)but I told him we can't make cupcakes till we finish the banana choc.chip ones I made. well of course now he hates those he said because they don't have icing! anyways, the kool aid thing, I always thought was funny, but I have a cousin that has a plethora of recipes she is always making that call for it, and I have to say they are ALWAYS the best at family gatherings.hmmm.....
- May 19, 2009
- Saucy said...
Yes peeps, Booster Juice = Jamba Juice. Same juice, different name.
Why don't I put that carrot cake recipe on Buddy's birthday post... {5:03} on April 25th and I will link to it in my sidebar. Thanks for reminding me, Cassandra!
- May 19, 2009
- alittlebitofscrap said...
LOVE THE PHOTOS! Looks like those cupcakes got their own little personal photo shoot... and so yummy looking, got drool on the laptop!
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It's one of only 68 organizations nationwide chosen for a ground breaking new program designed to help better fund renovations to low income units.
The change is part of the U.S. Housing and Urban Development's new, Rental Assistance Demonstration Initiative, also called RAD.
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But his music, most often labeled as "popera," is only one part of the equation.
On one hand, there he is pouring his heart out for "I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever)."
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Then he's singing Kanye West's tweets on "Jimmy Kimmel Live."
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., June 17, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Davisco Foods International, Inc., a global provider of the world's purest whey protein ingredients, is pleased to announce that Alpha-lactalbumin has been named as a finalist in the innovative ingredient category at the 8th Global Dairy Congress Innovation Awards Gala. Recognizing Davisco's Alpha-lactalbumin as an innovation finalist reflects that alpha-lactalbumin stands apart for unique technology and unique properties in foods and other applications.
Alpha-lactalbumin is isolated from bovine milk to the highest purity available worldwide. Alpha-lactalbumin is U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) certified for identity, quality and purity. USP standards are enforced in the USA by FDA and used globally in 140 countries. Davisco's Alpha-lactalbumin uses new technical advancements developed by Davisco to precisely isolate alpha-lactalbumin in a full scale commercial production facility.
Phanin Leksrisompong Ph.D, Director of New Business Development at Davisco Foods, said: "Selecting Davisco's Alpha as a finalist recognizes Davisco's commitment to providing cutting edge dairy solutions to meet the nutrition needs of the 21st century."
The 2014 Dairy Innovation Awards were organized by FoodBev in association with the 8th annual Dairy Congress. FoodBev received over 153 entries from 25 countries.
About Davisco Foods International, Inc.
Davisco Foods International (www.daviscofoods.com) is a privately held, family-owned dairy business headquartered in Le Sueur, Minnesota. Operating five dairy processing plants (cheese, whey and other dairy-based food ingredients) in South Dakota, Minnesota, and Idaho, Davisco makes 65 percent of the whey protein isolates sold worldwide.
About the 8th Global Dairy Congress
17 - 18 June 2014, Istanbul
The Global Dairy Congress is a two day event incorporating market briefings, conference sessions and FoodBev Media's annual World Dairy Innovation Awards presented at the gala dinner. The Congress covers a range of key themes for the global dairy industry and provides excellent networking opportunities for industry leaders, suppliers, customers and analysts.
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Rupert Murdoch Won By Bigger Margin Than Tom Watson
The News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch was up for re-election by shareholders last week. Tom Watson MP led a campaign, backed by commercial rivals The Guardian, to unseat him from the board. Tom travelled to Los Angeles (courtesy of union subs) to vote union pension fund proxy votes. Watson's attempt failed with Rupert Murdoch getting 86% of the shareholder vote, which compares favourably to Watson's mere 46% of the vote in his West Bromwich East constituency at his re-election (his share of the vote sank 9.2% at the general election). To add insult to injury, News Corp shares have rocketed up 16% this month alone. Hold on to those shares comrades, no one went poor betting on Murdoch…
My one night off in LA is officially dedicated to Morrison and Lebowski. #tequila+venicebeach (should be white Russian)—
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@tom_watson is the coolest, funniest, nicest MP i've ever sung "come on eileen" with. by a wide margin—
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Special Promotions, Giveaways on Tap for Lamar Football Game Bretten Low Band will perform prior to Saturday's kickoff against Bacone College
BEAUMONT, Texas – The Lamar Cardinal football team returns to Provost Umphrey Stadium Saturday looking to get back to the .500 mark when it faces Bacone College at 7 p.m. Fans who come out to support the Cardinals can be part of several promotions taking place throughout the stadium, including live music by the Bretten Low Band.
With Saturday's game being a "Red Out" game, the first 1,000 fans in attendance will receive a free red rally towel. In addition to the rally towels the first 200 fans in attendance outside Gate 2 can participate in a T-shirt exchange. Lamar will provide Red Out shirts in exchange for old high school or college T-shirts.
The Kids Zone will once again take place on the practice fields next to Provost Umphrey Stadium. It will consist of bouncy houses from DelivertheFun.com. The Lamar baseball and women's basketball teams will also be on hand to paint faces and sign autographs. The Kids Zone is set to open at 4:30 p.m. and is for children 12 and under.
Prior to the game, the Bretten Low Band will be performing on the southwest end of Provost Umphrey Stadium. The performance is scheduled to begin at 6:50 p.m., with kickoff slated to take place at 7.
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STERLING —— Flying geese, log cabins, diamonds and pinwheels.
If you know what these things have in common, you'll want to stop by the Sterling Public Library during the month of March to enjoy the dozens of quilts on display during the annual Quilt Show. Quilts will be displayed throughout the library for everyone to enjoy.
The library is looking for quilters of all skill levels and those who own quilts to display their quilts during the show. You need not have made the quilt yourself in order to put in the display. The item does not have to be a quilt but can be a quilted table runner or other item.
Entry forms are available to pick up now at the library or you can email email@example.com and to receive an entry form via email. Quilts must be brought to the library by 5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 23. Quilts will be on display March 1 through March 31. There will be a prize given for the People's Choice Award.


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On behalf of the men and women of the Scottsdale Community College Department of Public Safety, it is my pleasure to welcome you to SCC.
The SCC Public Safety Department is a law enforcement agency that operates on site, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Public Safety personnel are always available to provide assistance or information, either in person or by phone.
In addition, Scottsdale Community College is located within the boundaries of the Salt River-Pima Maricopa Indian Community, which is adjacent to the City of Scottsdale. The SCC Public Safety Department maintains an excellent working relationship with both the Salt River and Scottsdale Police Departments.
The men and women of the SCC Public Safety Department are dedicated individuals who are committed to making a difference. I encourage you to report any unusual activity you observe. I am confident that you will find members of the department approachable, knowledgeable, and provide excellent professional services.
Please take a few minutes to review the information provided on the web site. I invite you to call the safety department if you need further information or simply wish to speak with one of our officers. We are constantly seeking ways to improve our services and welcome your comments, suggestions, compliments and complaints, so that we can continue to provide excellent services.
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The mission of the Public Safety Department is to provide for the safety and security of people and property on the campus of Scottsdale Community College.
The Public Safety office is located on the NE corner of the Library Building (LB165). The Public Safety office is open every day of the year.
Telephone Numbers:
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MEMS – Maricopa Emergency Management System
Please visit the MEMS website for emergency preparedness information and to signup for the RAVE Alert system updates to your mobile device or email.
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Leaky News Archives for May 2004
Mischief Managed! PoA Soundtrack Released Today
Today, the soundtrack of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was released. The soundtrack includes not only the wonderful score by John Williams, but also a Harry Potter "Lumos" screensaver, wall paper, a photo gallery that you can view on your computer, and a mini-poster of the Dementors.Continued...
ArtSmart at the Met
ArtSmart is hosting a Harry Potter-themed scavenger hunt at New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art on June 5, starting at ten in the morning, and running for about two hours.
The event is geared for kids ages four to twelve and their parents. Families are given trivia questions that will direct them through the creationsContinued...
Potter Stars Now "Boldface Names"
Today's Boldface Names column in the New York Times featured the cast of PoA, with Joyce Wadler's red carpet interviews. The article "fanfics" Book 72, where Harry is 86 and living at the Hogwarts Assisted Living Facility, and Book Three with a reference to "Girls Gone Wild" videos, thenContinued...
Get PoA on Y!M
Yahoo!Messenger has added a Prisoner of Azkaban IMvironment, which should be up here later today. For now, you can download it via Yahoo Messenger's INSIDER page, which pops up when you launch the Y!M program.
Special thanks to Kristin and Lozzy who discovered that if you type in the first or full names of the trio or, for someContinued...
Today Show Interview
MSNBC.com has up video of a Today Show interview with Daniel Radcliffe.
The Sun Interviews
The Sun continues their series of brief interviews with many of the young stars of Prisoner of Azkaban with Rupert Grint.
Thanks to Alan from Harry's Scrapbook for the links.
Gary Oldman Intervew
In an interview with The Scotsman.com Gary Oldman speaks a bit more as his role as Sirius Black. When speaking about the Marauders, he says:
"Alfonsos image of the new characters - Peter Pettigrew, Professor Lupin, Sirius Black and James Potter - of those guys as friends, as Hogwarts, is a bit like the Beatles, SiriusContinued...
Lots of Screen Caps
DanRadcliffe.com has screen caps from the premiere coverage of:
Thanks, Jenna!
TRL Video and Screen Caps
EmmaWatson.net has up a video clip of Daniel Radcliffe's and Emma Watson's appearance on TRL.
Thanks, Jo!
Ticket sales for POA IMAX NYC
We are putting a stop on ticket sales. We're too close to 600 to feel comfortable selling any more via PayPal right now, although we're working on a way to tally what we've sold so far, and we may put a dozen or two on sale on June 1, if it turns out that we actually still have some available.
I feel terribleContinued...
Devon Murray Interview
CBBC Newsround has an interview with Harry Potter actor Devon Murray, in which he mentions a favorite part of the new film:
We're all in the boys' dorm room at the beginning of the film. It's the first night at Hogwarts and you get to see Harry Potter having some fun. We're all throwing sweets around and everyContinued...
PoA Premiere Roundup
In addition to what we posted yesterday, there are a number of newstories and photos on the premiere of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban yesterday in NYC.
* USA Today
* Reuters (also,there is a VIDEO interview of Daniel, Emma, Rupert and Alfonso from the premiere-at the link, click under "ReutersContinued...
Mme. Maxime and Mad-Eye Moody Cast
The BBC has confirmed with warnerbrothers that Madame Maxime will be played by 1970s sitcom star Frances de la Tour (images), while Mad-Eye Moody will be played by Brendan Gleeson (images), most recently known for his work as in Troy, as Orlando Bloom's character's bitter rival.
TLC's Red Carpet Transcript
Our transcript from the quickie interviews on today's (yesterday's?) red carpet has been uploaded. These things are very fast and very to the point, so I've cut out some of the waffling around and side comments - you'll see that in the eventual video.
The news that came out of it: Columbus is committedContinued...
Prisoner of Azkaban Premiere
I'm back and totally worn out; I've just started work on a red carpet transcript, and we'll post video highlights of that soon. We have plenty of pics of the fans and the scene to post, a lot of content from over the weekend coming in the week ahead, the junket interviews tomorrow, and lots of littleContinued...


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Course: 1.4 miles running counter-clockwise. Start/Finish on Jefferson, Constitution, Independence, Chrysler � left, left, sweeper, left, right!
Directions to the course: From 101, exit at Marsh Road Eastbound and turn right onto Bayfront, and right on Chilco Street. From the Dumbarton Bridge (84), continue on Bayfront, left onto Chilco. Park in designated areas only. No on-street parking this year.
Registration: On-site registration is located on Jefferson and opens at 6:30am and closes 30 minutes before scheduled starting times. Please bring USAC license and photo ID. 2013 USAC license required (one-day license available at race for Women's CAT4).
Rules: romoted under permit with USAC. All USAC rules apply. Free lap rule applies. Helmets required at all times at race site. Neutral support/wheels provided by Cycles Fanatic. Championship races are open to all racers, however, out-of-district racers are eligible for prizes but only NCNCA residents are eligible for the championship title.
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Luxury Ocean View Villas - in the heart of Laguna Beach! in Laguna Beach
- bedrooms 1
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- sleeps 2
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- type Villa
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$ 2,000 - $ 3,100 / week
$ 8,000 - $ 12,400 / month
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This Villa has been inspired by the word "Lion" but there's nothing that isn't fit for a king here. With stainless steel appliances and marble counter tops in the open kitchen/dining area that features café style table and chairs and a spectacular view of the water below. A selection of unique paintings from our collections add a beautiful finish to the Venetian plaster wall surfaces that feature crown molding in every room. The living room has a leather sleeper couch for extra guests. The bedroom is elegantly designed with Tuscany country colors that are warm and inviting. This spa bathroom features a selection of luxury designer tile in the shower/tub and cabinetry with beautiful marble surfaces. Just take a step out of your front door onto a private deck where you can watch the sun fade to rose over the blues of the Pacific Ocean.
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- Walk to beach and restaurants
- Air conditioned
- Refrigerator
- Fully equipped gourmet kitchens with granite countertops and luxury appliances
- High-speed wireless internet
- Complimentary parking for one vehicle
- Cable / Satellite TV
- Flat-Panel TV
- Private ocean view balcony
- Spacious ocean view main deck with patio tables and seating
- Outdoor barbeque grill
- Comfortable queen size sleeper sofas
- Complimentary onsite laundry facilities
- Completely non-smoking property
- Oceans views from your bed through two-way mirror
- Luxury bath and spa products
activities and attractions in Laguna Beach Los Angeles Area
Let the sounds of the ocean ease your worries and make you feel centered. Take a yoga class on our gorgeous deck overlooking the ocean or enjoy a complimentary professional massage right from your villa. Get grilling with some friends on the provided gas BBQ or take advantage of the sunset views and walk along the pristine, white sandy beaches of Laguna.
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Based on availability. Please add 12% bed tax to all rates. Cleaning Fee not included.
Lloyd Charton 877-999-2928
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Laguna Beach
- Watch the Sunset from your private balcony
- Go for a low tide walk on the beach
- Stand Up Paddling
- Take a Dolphin & Whale Safari
- Premier restaurants
Top things to do on a budget
- Walks on the beach
- Stand up paddling
- Low Tide Walks
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Nassif Rayess
Nassif Rayess received his Bachelor's and PhD in Mechanical Engineering form Wayne State University and joined the University of Detroit Mercy in 2001. Currently, he is an associate professor whose areas of interest include acoustics, noise and vibration as well as design and entrepreneurship. He teaches dynamics, senior design, innovation and entrepreneurship, mechanical measurements, and NVH. His current research is focused on experimental work in the area of noise and acoustics. Dr. Rayess has been very active in recent efforts to bring entrepreneurship to engineering and other technical programs at the university.
Nassif Rayess has applied for and been awarded 1 grant
Development of the Interdisciplinary Design, Entrepreneurship and Service (IDEAS) Course
Began May, 2006 and ended September, 2007
This proposal advocates the creation of the Interdisciplinary Design, Entrepreneurship and Service (IDEAS) course at the University of Detroit Mercy (UDM). This is a junior year project involving student team members from architecture, business, digital media and engineering that will address critical needs of the people of Detroit. The course will emphasize creativity, interdisciplinary cooperation, entrepreneurship and community service. Eight faculty members and two administrators will participate in the course, providing a diverse set of perspectives on such topics as creativity and design and knowledge of areas like teamwork, business planning, engineering, etc. This course has been enthusiastically supported by the faculty involved and by their respective chairs and deans. The community based projects will ensure strong and lasting commitment from UDM and will enable it to better serve the students and the community. The course will be piloted in the fall of 2006 with subsequent offering every fall thereafter. The groups will be called E-Teams, given ownership of their work and required to create a business case at the end of the semester. Strong teams with novel technology will be encouraged to apply for an Advanced E-Team at the end of the semester (December deadline).
With the team:
- Nassif Rayess
- Dr. Barbara Schirmer Provost and Academic V ice President, University of Detroit Mercy
- Dr. Michael Jenkins Professor and Chair, Mechanical engineering, University of Detroit Mercy
- Dr. Leo Hanifin Dean of the College of Engineering, University of Detroit Mercy
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There wouldn't be a fourth.
Marion County got big play after big play down the stretch to hold off Parrish, and red-hot Tyler Sims, 68-67 in the Northwest Regional Championship game at Wallace State's Tom Drake Coliseum.
The Red Raiders earned a spot in the Final Four with their first win over Parrish this season.
Marion County won despite Parrish junior Tyler Sims putting in 33 points. He connected on 13 of 17 field goals and 7 of 10 shots from 3-point range. He had the high-point total at the Northwest Regional this season.
Though the Tornadoes hit 66 percent of their shots on the day, the Red Raiders excelled at offensive rebounds, grabbing 23 boards, which ultimately led to 27 second-chance points and hurt Parrish throughout the game.
"We played very well offensively, but we didn't do a good job on defense. I feel that I didn't prepare our guys well enough defensively," Parrish coach Heath Burns said. "The other three times we played Marion County we out-rebounded them and the battle of the boards is something that we've always focused on winning. Today, they got those boards and the second-chance shots that were too much for us to overcome."
The one-two punch of Ready Swanigan and DeShawn Riebeshel combined for 47 points and 18 rebounds in the game.
No. 3 Parrish (28-2) led by a point going into the fourth quarter, but No. 8 Marion County grabbed the lead at 52-50 after a Sean Wallace score with 5:14 left. The Red Raiders didn't trail again.
Parrish cut the lead to 57-54 later in the quarter, but Marion County's Garrett Wates missed a free throw, got his own rebounds and made a layup to put the Raiders' lead to 59-54. The Tornadoes stayed close thanks to 3-pointers from both Sims and Reginald Harris, who cut the gap to 63-62 with 32 seconds left.
One last miscue sealed Parrish's fate. Following a missed Marion County free throw, the Tornadoes turned the ball over leading to a Riebeshel score for a 66-62 lead with 16 seconds left. Swanigan knocked down a pair of free throws with five seconds left to seal the win.
Sims closed the game with a 3-pointer to bring Parrish within one point at the buzzer.
Sims, who had struggled during the season with his 3-point shooting, said that he was able to find mental and physical focus that, along with the faith his teammates and coaches have in him, helped achieve the 33-point performance.
"My team and my coaches believe in me — it's a blessing that I have them. When you have that belief, you go out and play for not only yourself, but for them as well," Sims said. "To honor their belief in me, I try to go on the court and do my best for my team, myself and for our community."
Burns was impressed by Sims' outing.
"He was in the zone. He played as well as any player I've ever coached in a regional or Final Four game."
Reginald Harris scored 11 points for Parrish, while Hill had eight points and four blocked shots.
Desmond Brown had nine points and Jermichael Harris scored six.
A hotly-contested battle ensued in the first period, with five lead changes taking place between the two teams. Sims sank a basket with 25 seconds left in the period to allow Parrish to jump ahead 15-13.
Marion County tied-up the game by outscoring Parrish 17-15 in the second period, with both teams heading to the locker notched at 30-30 for the halftime break.
Sims continued to find the basket from beyond three-point range in the third period, giving the Tornadoes a narrow one-point lead, 47-46, going into the final quarter.
Despite the loss, Burns stated his optimism in team's outlook for next year.
"The good news is that most of our starters are juniors, and we have a strong contingent of younger players who saw a lot of playing time who will be coming back for us next year," Burns said. "We had a great season and we'll look forward to getting back to work next year."
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A Look Behind The Scenes From Mike Tyson's One Man Show.
F-ing brilliant. Good luck making amends, Mike.
Wow, 7 plus kids. Great, 7 plus Mike Tyson's running around starting trouble. He's a f****** animal, a sort of sub human that has a brain but few concepts or a consistent moral code. Going back to NY to rob ppl when he was a pro! Why would anyone pay him money to listen to his sordid past? That is beyond me. The man should still be in jail.
he is like deniro at the end of raging bull now on the stage..if don king never got his hands on tyson he would have been the greatest without a dought youngest heavyweight champion was a beast i think his first 21 fights 19 ended in the 1st round by knockout
Tyson writes poetry too…
Watch dog barking in da nite
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Kill my landlord, kill my landlord
K….I….L, my…land…lord
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Personal finance site NerdWallet looked at gas prices, traffic and the availability of parking to rank the best and worst U.S. cities for drivers. Here are the Top 10 for each.
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New mural unveiled at hospital (From Borehamwood Times)
Get involved: send your pictures, video & news by texting BOREHAMWOOD to 80360, or upload here
Radlett resident Leigh Warman unveils new mural at Watford General Hospital
9:00am Tuesday 27th November 2012 in News By Anna Slater, Chief Reporter
When artist Leigh Warman's son was rushed to hospital with appendicitis, it gave him the inspiration for his next work.
The father-of-two has painted 50 hospital walls across the country, but his most recent piece was closer to home than most - a new mural at Watford General Hospital's children's accident and emergency ward.
Mr Warman, of Newberries Avenue, spent six weeks painting the circus scene in the ward.
Holby City actress Lauren Drummond, who plays nurse Chantelle Lane in the BBC hospital drama, came to the hospital to unveil the wall.
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MALIBU (FOX 11) - Wildlife rescuers say four sea lions that washed ashore in Malibu earlier this month died of gunshot wounds.
A sea lion died shortly after he was rescued on Broad Beach with multiple gunshot wounds on Oct. 10. The following day, another sea lion was found dead on Big Rock Beach with bullet holes.
The following week, a sea lion was rescued in Point Dume with gunshot wounds, he succumbed to his injuries shortly thereafter.
On Oct.1, a necropsy report confirmed that a sea lion found off Pirate's Cove had also died of bullet wounds.
It is unknown how the sea lions were shot. There is speculation among the marine rescue community that fisherman hunting for squid off shore are responsible. However, these claims have yet to be proven, according to a marine fisheries law enforcement official.
Sea lions are protected under the Marine Mammal Protection Act. Any harm caused to a sea lion, among other sea mammals, could carry a $10,000 fine.
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COLUMBUS COUNTY, NC (WECT) - Columbus County commissioners voted to pay Green Engineering $45,000, Monday night, to come up with a plan to consolidate the county's five water districts.
Commissioners say the western part of the county has high quality water, but the eastern part does not.
They believe Green Engineering will give them a plan to provide interconnections so good quality water can go all over the county, but their decision to pay $45,000 to hire a consultant comes during a time when Columbus County school officials want to hire more school resource officers and were told the county has a limited budget.
Commission Chair Charles McDowell tells us in order for the county to move forward it has to have a vibrate water system, which is required by the industry.
Commissioners are hoping to meet with both school boards this month to discuss resource officers.
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The Bright Future of Development: Understanding the NBA D-League, Its Usefulness, and Its Future (Part 2)
As we explored in Part One, the D-League has become a bigger part of how NBA teams develop their young players. With unlimited assignments under the most recent CBA, teams have been able to use the D-League with more regularity to get young players more playing time and experience. In turn, the quality of... »


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Sunny Delight in Santa Rosa Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Old Florida Village
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$ 650 - $ 1,843 / week
$ 1,300 - $ 1,300 / month
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What better way to spend your relaxing vacation than in a charming beach cottage? Sunny Delight Cottage is a 3 bedroom cottage in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida that sleeps up to 8 people making it the perfect location for a family vacation. On the first floor you will find a spacious living room with a queen sofa sleeper. Walk up the stairs and find the master bedroom, furnished with a king bed, the second bedroom with a queen bed and the third bedroom featuring twin bunk beds. Enjoy the two neighborhood community pools or walk down to the beach and soak up the sun on the sugar white sand.
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It started with a training session focused on iPad usage in schools and led to the attendance of The Suffolk Show and the installation of TrilbyTV! That's the effect Trilby have on the schools they work with. Their enthusiasm, passion and commitment to technology in education are truly infectious.
Neil Emery, Director at Trilby, initially delivered a two-day training session on the use of iPads at the Royal Hospital School (RHS) in Suffolk. The training was so well received that the head of marketing at RHS, Sophie Braybrooke asked if Trilby would like to support them at The Suffolk Show. Despite the fact this wasn't a specific educational/technology event, and was a more a traditional county show, the Trilby team decided it was important to support a well known and respected school like RHS, who have embraced technology to help keep them at the cutting edge of education delivery.
The Trilby team were very well received by students, prospective students, teachers and parents, who were all very keen to be involved in their filming activity. Teachers and parents were also very enthusiastic about the forthcoming iPad implementation at the RHS and were very impressed with the idea of showcasing work and creating their own TV brand.
Hardeep Mahal, Associate Trainer at Trilby commented, "We were showcasing TrilbyTV and demonstrating how it has helped reaffirm the RHS as a forward thinking school. Students got involved and filmed over 25 fun facts tracing the history of the RHS against our mock-up green screen studio! We were on hand to answer questions from teachers and students and show how easy it is to showcase and celebrate work. Parents who were initially apprehensive about iPads being introduced into their school, soon changed their minds when they saw their children up on the television screen sharing historical facts!"
Neil Emery concluded, "We are extremely passionate in supporting all of our customers and helping them to achieve real success when embedding new technologies into the curriculum. It's great that we are able to convince even the most reluctant parents that within the right educational context, technology can be an extremely powerful tool in the hands of the learner. The RHS is an excellent beacon of how successfully technology can be integrated into the curriculum to enhance the whole learning process. We know the RHS will use TrilbyTV to its full potential to help motivate students by showcasing their work on a daily basis.


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Mar 14
Due to problems beyond my control the website was inaccessible for some time. It is now up and operating once again, although some of the sub-sites for units have been lost and some of the most recent posts and flyers.
I'm working on getting a complete backup of the website again, and taking some longer term steps to ensure that we are more stable in the future. The fairly frequent outages are taking their toll on me as well.
Thanks for your understanding…
Feb 14
Who: Fox River/Root River Districts of the Three Harbors Council
When: February 19, 2014
March 19, 2014 (Chapter Pizza Party)
April 16, 2014
Where: Town of Norway Town Hall
6419 Heg Park Road
Wind Lake, WI 53185
Questions? Please contact:
Kyle Kaczmarek – Chapter Advisor
Dean Busalacci – Chapter Relations
Feb 14
Yeah, OK – we don't say it nearly enough. We love you!
Valentine's Day is the perfect opportunity to take just a moment and tell you.
We love how you're willing to put in "an hour a week" and step up when you're needed. We love how you make a difference in the life of young people by sharing not only your time, but some pretty amazing talents too. We love that even when it looks its darkest, you step up and everything turns out alright.
Yes Volunteers – we've said it – We Love You. Thanks for all that you do!
Happy Valentine's Day!
Feb 14
Hot on the heels of Venturing Creation Day's celebration, the BSA has released new details on what Venturing holds in store for us in 2015. Bronze, Gold and Silver Award programs are out, and the new awards will now be called the Venturing, Discovery, Pathfinder and Summit awards. And of course we learned earlier that moving forward there will be only one Oath and Law for all sections. To learn what else is new, check out http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/programupdates.aspx or take a moment to listen to what Annaliese Parker and BSA National President, Wayne Perry have to say:
Feb 14
The results are in, and boy was it a close race! Only 2 points separated the well prepared teams from Troop 328 as they swept first and second place in the Fox River District Winter Klondike derby.
It was a BEAUTIFUL winter day, and everyone had a blast!


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Sweet-Hot Spiced Nuts Recipe
- 1 egg white
- 2 cups unblanched almonds
- 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground allspice
- In a large bowl, beat egg white until frothy. Add almonds and oil; stir gently to coat. Combine the remaining ingredients; add to egg white mixture and gently stir to coat.
- Spread into a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 300° for 18-22 minutes or until lightly browned, stirring once. Cool completely. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 2 cups.
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I accidentally reviewed the "Sweet & Spicy Nuts" recipe, but had actually made this one-oops!!! I made this with a mix of almonds, pecans, and walnuts and it was delicious. The second time I made it, I added some chili powder, a bit of cardamom, and extra cayenne b/c we like things spicy. It's excellent as-is, but even better with the extra kick.
This recipe is excellent! Everywhere I take these almonds, people love them. I have a weird sort of pickiness in that I don't like flavor combinations involving a lot of sweet and savory together (such as sweet-and-sour or sweet-hot). I love these almonds, though!
I made this recipe at Christmas and will make it again. First of all it is very tasty. Second it is very easy to make. And it is not as hot as you may expect, and you could adjust the amount of cayenne pepper if you wanted. As I said I will be making this dish again.
Nice taste--hard to stop eating. The "hot" isn't noticeable at first, but grows a little--but not serious heat.
These are GREAT! My go-to recipe that everyone asks for. I use 3/4 tsp. cinnamon and no coriander b/c I don't even know what coriander is. haha Addicting!!
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Smoked Salmon Quesadillas Recipe
From her kitchen in Chiniak, Alaska, Becky Applebee serves golden tortilla wedges filled with a rich combination of smoked salmon, cream cheese, Swiss cheese, garlic and dill. They're a snap to whip up for the salmon lovers in your family.
- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons sour cream
- 1 teaspoon dill weed
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 6 flour tortillas (8 inches)
- 4 ounces smoked salmon, diced
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded Swiss or cheddar cheese
- In a small bowl, combine the cream cheese, sour cream, dill and garlic. Spread butter over one side of each tortilla. Place three tortillas, buttered side down, on a griddle or large skillet. spread with cream cheese mixture; sprinkle with salmon and cheese. Cover with remaining tortillas, buttered side up.
- Cook over low heat for 2-3 minutes or until golden brown. Turn and cook 2-3 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Cut into wedges. Yield: 3 servings.
Originally published as Smoked Salmon Quesadillas in Quick Cooking November/December 2002, p63
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Reviewed Sep. 24, 2011
Very tasty! Too rich for a whole meal, I think I would prefer it as an appetizer.
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We think the Indiana Department of Transportation has listened to our complaints about the new stoplights at Indiana 38 and Interstate 69.
Or we're getting used to the delays.
Now a few weeks old, the lights confront drivers as they try to leave or enter I-69, as well as merely driving along Ind. 38 across the interstate. To put it mildly, drivers weren't ready for the slowdowns.
It can take anywhere from 30 seconds to one minute to wait for the lights to change. And traffic does get backed up during rush hours to and from Indianapolis. So maybe we're feeling a little better about the wait — particularly if we know we need at least an additional one minute start from home each morning.
But what we can't quite tolerate yet is the inability to turn right during red lights. Well, the ability is there — as many drivers are simply disregarding the ban on right turns and proceeding onto Ind. 38. Some have driven right across the white plastic poles that are to hinder the turns.
So despite the safety of not turning on red, it might be best to put those yield signs back up and hope that drivers pay attention to what's coming across the bridge.
The change has been frustrating, though most drivers assume this was INDOT acting on our collective best behalf.
But what worries most drivers now is what's coming. INDOT is pledging to make adjustments to the new restrictions — the right turn may be freeing up.
But what worries most drivers now is what's coming. Lights are to be installed along Ind. 38 west of Pendleton at Enterprise Drive and Heritage Way. The roads essentially create a loop back to apartments, fast-food restaurants and businesses.
Most can understand the need for a light at Enterprise where trucks and cars struggle to pull out quick enough onto Ind. 38 from the restaurants and gas station. But many are not so sure about the need to slow traffic down even more at Heritage.


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Ghost from the PastPosted by Jeffrey Biegel in Uncategorized
It was only recently that I probed into the geneology of my pianistic roots. My paternal grandmother's cousin who is now 95 studied with James Friskin at Juilliard and then received her graduate degrees from Columbia University. Dr. Sonia Slatin (Slatin-Lewis when she married in her 60s!) taught Schenkerian analysis at Brooklyn College (where I now teach–small world!) and I was told recently that there was a well-known pianist who was my father's grandmother's cousin named Herman Kosoff. He was well known in Europe, came to the US, returned to Vienna to study with Leopold Godowsky, returned again to the US and settled in Mount Vernon, New York. Now comes the wild moment: after my recital for Doreen Marx's prestigious series in Miami (Sunday Afternoon of Music) yesterday, I was introduced to a man whose first words to me were, 'I studied with Herman Kosoff for four years in Mount Vernon in the 1930s. He prepared me for my auditions to Oberlin'. I didn't know what to do–I stood frozen, a tear came to my eye, stunned and somewhat touched by this man's presence–feeling the immortal presence of Herman Kosoff come to life. He shared with me how he remembered nightly chamber music concerts in Kosoff's home, for Kosoff at that point was playing only chamber music in his home and making a decent living teaching. I wish I had known him–but the fact that Jerome Benson, now 82 years young, came to me and shared this was amazing to me. Dr. Benson became a double major and carved a career in medicine, but his eyes lit up when he recollected about his years with my great-grandmother's cousin in the 1930s. It was a moment I'll remember for many years.


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Not very professional. I thought it was awesome. Me, getting the send of Ruby's Cafe. Probably better to watch with the sound off (just wind).
A Perfect Circle
mountain of storms, from the 1968 california to fitzroy expidition. youtube has it in 6 segment, and won't seem to let me upload all 6 of them on here... one is always missing. anyway, here is links. :<
Paladin (24), Arapiles
Rob Prizm? That's rich.
ok that last one was a little weird. although one sympathizes with the sharing a flask in a cave during a thunderstorm thing.
Aretes have always been my fave feature, and this is on my list for sure.
hotaches.com/ Free until the 20th CHeck it
Someone else created a new thread about this movie, but it seemed so appropriate to repost this here as well. The movie is available to stream until 11/20 but it is definitely worth the time. hotaches.com/shop/odyssey/ I have a major crush on Hazel Findlay - she is so RAD!
Not exactly Trad, but involves a lot of stemming and chimney
love the move at 5:55-6:01 on the Quarryman vid.
The Quarryman vid seems more like a video resume for a stunt man, rather than an actual climb. "Here's a few examples of the different stunts I can do." He pulled all sorts of weird shenanigans to send that thing.


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In the season finale, Damon's plan causes a huge explosion in Mystic Falls, and everyone is caught up in the confusion, leaving a trail of heroism, sacrifice, relief and despair.
When Stefan and Elena escape from Markos' (recurring guest star RAFFI BARSOUMIAN) control, only to find themselves stranded in a remote location, Stefan gets philosophical with Elena about her relationship with Damon. After their attempt to protect the doppelgangers goes badly, Liv (recurring guest star PENELOPE MITCHELL) and Luke (recurring guest star CHRIS BROCHU) come up with a dangerous new strategy. Damon recruits Matt and Jeremy to help him set a trap for Markos, who turns out to have a devastating surprise of his own. Bonnie finally admits to Caroline that she's been keeping the truth about the Other Side from everyone. Finally, while Bonnie searches desperately for a way to stop Markos, Caroline is witness to an unthinkable act of violence by one of the Travelers.
When Tyler turns up at the Salvatore house with the news that Markos' (recurring guest star RAFFI BARSOUMIAN) plan to break the witches' curse puts Stefan and Elena in imminent danger, Damon suggests they hide out in the remote cabin once owned by Caroline's father. Once there, it becomes obvious to Caroline that Stefan and Elena are keeping a secret, so Damon comes up with a parlor game designed to expose the truth. A ghostly presence at the cabin uses violence and fire to make itself known. Meanwhile, Matt takes charge of Tyler's plan to get information from one of the Travelers, and Bonnie continues to keep the truth about the Other Side from Jeremy, despite warnings from Grams (recurring guest star JASMINE GUY).
Through flashbacks to election night 1960, Enzo (MICHAEL MALARKEY) reveals to Elena, Stefan and Bonnie what happened to his long-lost love, Maggie (HEATHER HEMMENS – Hellcats).
Both Stefan and Elena are suddenly having unsettling dreams of an alternate version of the life they might have had together.
In order to keep Stefan from being harmed by Sloan and the Travelers, Caroline and Enzo agree to make a trip to Atlanta to find a newly discovered doppleganger.
When Stefan tries to explain recent events to a very sick Elena, her first instinct is to call Damon. While going through Dr. Wes' files, Caroline discovers a frightening secret.
While Nadia remembers her centuries-long search for her mother, Stefan, Caroline and Matt come up with a desperate new plan to save Elena's life.
As Damon's behavior escalates from destructive to deadly, Stefan begins to regret their last conversation and decides to track Damon down and intervene.
Hoping to help everyone move past recent traumatic events, Caroline convinces Elena and Bonnie to attend Whitmore College's "Bitter Ball" for broken-hearted students.
When Enzo (recurring guest star MICHAEL MALARKEY) brings Damon a gruesome present and insists that they bond by committing an act of revenge, Damon makes an effort to do the honorable thing. After finding himself in awkward and confusing conversations with Nadia (recurring guest star OLGA FONDA), Matt impulsively decides to throw a party, where Caroline makes a stunning confession to Elena, then has to face the consequence of her actions with Stefan and Tyler. Aaron (recurring guest star SHAUN SIPOS) does his best to make amends for his family's past misdeeds and start a new life for himself. Finally, Elena suddenly finds herself in a life-threatening situation with only minutes to figure out how to save herself.
As she faces a new crisis, Katherine remembers the traumatic night in 1490 when she gave birth to the daughter who was immediately taken from her. Stefan lets Elena, Caroline and Bonnie know that Katherine's health has taken a turn for the worse, while Damon, Matt and Jeremy discuss some of Katherine's most notorious moments. Nadia (recurring guest star OLGA FONDA) comes up with a frightening plan to protect her mother, and Stefan and Elena are forced to help her. Meanwhile, Caroline is mortified when she realizes she forgot to fill Elena in on the latest shocking gossip, then indulges in a little scandalous behavior of her own. Finally, Elena and Katherine share an unexpected moment of connection.
Damon realizes Elena is in danger and enlists Stefan's help to find her. The brothers pay a visit to Aaron (recurring guest star SHAUN SIPOS), and Damon shocks Stefan by revealing his first-hand knowledge of Aaron's family. In an attempt to stop Damon, Dr. Wes (recurring guest star RICK COSNETT) unleashes his secret weapon, forcing Damon to deal with a part of his past he thought was gone forever, as well as the consequences of his decades-long plan for revenge. Meanwhile, Elena is horrified by Dr. Wes' confessions about the dark history of Whitmore College and his own ultimate goal. Finally, a frantic Katherine turns to Matt for help, until she realizes that Nadia (recurring guest star OLGA FONDA) may be the one who can solve her problem.
Elena turns to Aaron (Shaun Sipos) for help. Damon tells Elena about a terrible ordeal in his past that he has kept secret for decades. Stefan continues to offer Katherine support.
At Whitmore College, Elena and Caroline decide it's time to throw a big party, but their plans are interrupted when Jesse (recurring guest star KENDRICK SAMPSON) suddenly needs Caroline's help. At Elena's request, Damon comes up with an effective method to get Wes (recurring guest star RICK COSNETT) to answer his questions. At the party, Elena finds that she and Aaron (recurring guest star SHAUN SIPOS) have a lot in common, and Caroline grows more concerned about Jesse. Meanwhile, Katherine does a favor for Matt and manages to get through to Stefan, who is still struggling to overcome the events of the summer. Finally, Bonnie does her best to cope with her new reality, and Damon makes a terrifying discovery about a secret society.
The power of doppelgangers . . . While Elena and Damon try to explain Amara's (played by series star NINA DOBREV) situation to Stefan, Dr. Wes Maxfield (recurring guest star RICK COSNETT) gives Katherine some deeply disturbing news. Nadia (recurring guest star OLGA FONDA) shows up at Caroline's dorm room searching for Katherine. After a surprising conversation with Amara, Jeremy and Bonnie share a glimmer of hope. Silas fails to keep a promise, causing Damon to turn to Tessa (recurring guest star JANINA GAVANKAR) for help with his new plan, and Stefan makes a heartbreaking confession to Damon and Elena.
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After 59 minutes and 42 seconds of fantastic goaltending, that featured 69 shots without one getting by Tim Thomas or Roberto Luongo the entire night, and in many cases those saves being spectacular. That said, Thomas' lone flaw is at times his over-aggressiveness, and it burned him, as Raffi Torres got the games only goal with 18.5 seconds remaining, and the Vancouver Canucks defeated the Boston Bruins in Game 1 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final by a score of 1-0, to take the same lead in this best-of-seven series.
The third period saw the whistles thrown into the referees pockets, after 28 minutes of penalties were called through the first two periods. The goaltenders were terrific as mentioned, with Thomas especially holding the line desperately throughout the third. A Janik Hansen break-away was pure robbery from Thomas. Roberto Luongo was solid and steady for the entire game, never giving you the sense that the net was in any trouble of being penetrated.
It was in the final minute that you finally got someone to blink. Ryan Kesler drew to Boston defenders to him as he entered the Boston zone, and found Hansen for a mini-2-on-1 with Raffi Torres. Hansen made a split-second pass to Torres, with Thomas outside the net just enough to be off his angle, and Torres simply buried it. A controversial player throughout the post-season, Torres plays the hero this evening. It was his third goal of the playoffs and Kesler's 12th assist on a great play as he continues to mount a Conn Smythe campaign. A quick pull of the goaltender could do no good for the Bruins, who now have a demoralizing loss and one more chance to get something out of the trip to Vancouver during Saturday's Game 2.