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RALEIGH — The Carolina Hurricanes players stayed on the ice for a few moments and raised their sticks in salute Thursday after their last home game of the season.
A nice gesture, one that usually elicits more enthusiasm and cheers from Canes fans at PNC Arena.
But on this night, there was little to cheer. The Canes were beaten 5-2 by the Washington Capitals in a game that had little significance and even less intensity.
Both teams were eliminated from Stanley Cup playoff contention this week, leaving little to play for Thursday. The Canes insisted they wanted to play well for their fans, but it didnt happen.
The Caps got the early jump on a goal by Joel Ward barely a minute into the game and were in control as goaltender Braden Holtby had 36 saves and the line of Ward, Eric Fehr and Jason Chimera combined for three goals and six assists.
They got the early jump, but at the same time we didnt have any jump, Canes center Jordan Staal said. It was pretty dead from our team for the most part.
Asked why the team would be dead in the last home game, Staal said, Thats a good question. I dont know.
Canes goalie Anton Khudobin, who has had a good season but had a mostly miserable night, said the team had run out of gas and were emotionally flat after Tuesdays road loss to the New York Rangers, which ended the Canes hopes of reaching the playoffs. For the fifth straight year, there will be no Stanley Cup playoff games for the Hurricanes (34-35-11).
But the Caps (37-30-11) also were dealing with disappointment. For the first time since the 2006-2007 season, Washington will not be in the playoffs, being officially eliminated Wednesday night by the Detroit Red Wings and Columbus Blue Jackets.
It wasnt a good game overall, Canes coach Kirk Muller said. To me it looked like two teams that in the last couple of days were mathematically out of the playoffs just a sloppy game.
For our last game at home we were hoping for more. We looked deflated.
Jiri Tlusty, returning from an injury, had a shorthanded goal for the Canes in the second period, and Radek Dvorak scored an even-strength goal late in regulation. Carolina outshot the Caps 38-21, throwing 15 shots at Holtby in the third.
For the most part this year I thought the guys pushed, and I dont think theres any quit in them, Muller said. But tonight was the first game of the fact of not going to the playoffs, (and) we didnt have the energy you need to win a hockey game.
Chimera, Fehr and Ward werent lacking energy, each finishing with a goal and two assists. Troy Brouwer added two goals for the Caps, who led 1-0 after the first and 3-1 after two in winning their third straight on the road.
Brouwers first goal came with 35 seconds left in the second period, pushing Washington to the 3-1 lead. Fehr and Brouwer scored in the first four minutes of the third for a 5-1 margin, and some Canes fans soon were heading home.
The Canes close the season with road games at Detroit on Friday and Philadelphia on Sunday. Their final home record was 18-17-6.
I feel bad for the fans who were here tonight, Canes captain Eric Staal said. They came out to support us and we appreciated those who stayed to the end and applauded us. It hasnt been easy for them. It hasnt been easy for me personally for five years.
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This was my very first time on a cruise and I booked the Western Med knowing something about the countries but my main aim was to see if I liked the idea of cruising. I did, loved it but this was my first and now acts as a benchmark for what I look for in the future. First of all the very positives.
Princess Cruises for me are first class for cleanliness, food, staff attitude entertainment, drinks and for the whole experience. Yes they are trying to empty your wallet with sales etc but that is up to you. I took advantage of the jewellery and duty frees, but my partner helped me to keep within my limits ...ha ha..There was plenty to do if you wished, plenty of relaxing if you didn t.I loved that, I like dressing up and "going out" it was the perfect holiday. Formal night, ... I think its really the men who have issues here with the Tuxedo etc, but hey they looked great!! and if you don t want then there were plenty who did n t bother. It seemed to confine itself to the restaurants,shows and bars and the Atrium ( a fab area for people watching and decent coffee).There were many who were just dressed "smartly" and went to the buffett . So I needn t of stressed over that. The ports of call ..well... I was a bit disappointed there, but its where I chose to go. Its a big ship so it has to go where it can. Barcelona, ... nice enough city, Monaco, did n t fancy the choppy sea on a lifeboat in the rain...Livorno. ok ...Civviatchio or Rome, Florence... and Naples ..Yuk!! If I hadn t of been to Italy these ports would of put me off going.. However, there are opportunities to go on tours, which we did a couple of times. Loved Corsica and Gibralter. But like I said it was the cruising experience that was paramount for me this time. Its great stopping at all these different places, just will be more choosy over my stops next time. Now the downside. I wanted to go from Southampton so I could be there without flying and not have to weigh in my suitcases. Although some people moaned at the queues.. Get a life, !!! It were n't that bad,there were a lot of people to embark onto the ship.
I shall probably be shouted down for my next winge...but ... some times I felt I was in a care home. For some reason there were more people in wheelchairs, with walking sticks and zimmer frames, that people that were able to get about on their own two legs. Why this was I can only put down to the fact there seemed to be super disabled facilities onboard and it was going from Southampton.Their needs are not mine, and more than me and my partner remarked on this. Just leave it that their holiday has different requirements to mine and I did get a bit fed up of being pushed aside by the big wheeled chairs, being squashed in lifts, tripped up by walking sticks and walking snail pace everywhere and having to give way to some people who just expected it. Although it did n t really bother me that much, not having a window in our stateroom left us sometimes wondering what time of day it was. Also, it could of been an escape from the wheelchairs and zimmers, or just a place to chill if we had of had a balcony. But again, this was my first time.
The final consideration for next time is the Bay of Biscay. The journey back was horrible, and it was almost 3 days of rocking and rolling and feeling queazy. So there you have it.. Next time I know what to look for, and yes I will do it again.


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It happens every fall around this time.
The days grow shorter, the checkout lines at shopping malls grow longer and — after always seeming to take their sweet time the first 2½ months of every NFL season — the Chargers get much stronger.
Like clockwork, it hasn't taken long in recent times before San Diego is perched atop the AFC West, which is where it has finished the past four seasons.
In 2006, the Chargers won their last 10 games. In 2007, they won their final six games. In 2008, they won their last four games. In 2009, they began their customary stretch run a little sooner, winning their final 11 games.
This season, entering their bye week with two straight wins after having started off a disappointing 2-5, the Chargers look as though they may be starting to heat up.
That said, they also are still looking up at the surprising 5-4 Chiefs and 5-4 Raiders, both of whom registered victories over San Diego in Week One and Week Five, respectively.
Although league observers have begun to stand up and take notice of the Chargers, paying particular attention to the MVP-caliber performance being turned in so far this season by QB Philip Rivers despite a depleted supporting cast, the locals have hardly gone loco, as evidenced by blackouts in three of San Diego's first four home games.
NFL insiders have their share of theories as to why the Chargers are the most enigmatic team in the NFL, beginning with the well-documented absences much of the season of two key players due to contract holdouts — WR Vincent Jackson and OLT Marcus McNeill.
"They had some distractions because of the new collective-bargaining rules," said one league executive. "Take out Vincent Jackson and Marcus McNeill, and you're going to lose some explosiveness from your offense. Take the left tackle away from any team, and see how they handle it. It affects the way you roll protection. It's not a simple fix.
"Jackson was commanding double coverage last season. He's an explosive, big-play threat. (GM) A.J. Smith has done an excellent job identifying talent and loading the roster. (But) one of the problems with assembling too much talent is that you're not going to be able to keep everyone happy."
Head coach Norv Turner also continues to be an easy target.
"You can say Norv is not a motivator," said another league personnel evaluator. "It could be the coast bias — it's a lot harder to travel across four time zones and not lose something. It could be a combination of a lot of things — not having key players early in the season.
"But there's one constant," the evaluator concluded. "This is a team that is big and physical and built to play in November and December. When other teams are starting to wear down, they get better."
It doesn't hurt to have a quarterback like Rivers, who has arguably done his job better than any other signalcaller in the league so far this season, racking up 2,944 passing yards in nine games despite operating a good part of the time without his top four receivers (Jackson, Malcom Floyd, Legedu Naanee and Buster Davis, who is on injured reserve).
Completing passes to 14 different targets, Rivers is on pace to break Dan Marino's single-season league-record of 5,084 passing yards by 150 yards.
"He is so gutsy and competitive," the talent evaluator said of Rivers, who despite also missing star TE Antonio Gates, connected with eight different receivers for 295 yards and four TDs (two each by undrafted rookie Seyi Ajirotutu and supposedly washed-up TE Randy McMichael) in a 29-23 Week Nine win at Houston — San Diego's first road victory of the season. "He knows when and where to go with the ball, and he gets rid of it so quickly. He's a lot like Marino. He's got that edge to him and the quick trigger. He's not mobile in the pocket, but he can make the first defender miss.
"Norv Turner changed their approach last year and went to more of an aerial attack late in the year. I expect to see more of the same. Rivers is their horse. He's got Jackson coming back now. He's developed a rapport with some of the younger receivers. The passing game is explosive."
And it could get even more explosive with Jackson set to come off the team's roster-exempt list after next Monday night's game against Denver, and Floyd and Naanee expected to return for the Denver game from the hamstring injuries that have kept them in mothballs in recent weeks.
The Chargers will need the extra boost with Gates, Rivers' most trusted target, hampered by toe and foot injuries.
But even with all of their firepower, there is one huge problem the Chargers must overcome to have a shot at a fifth straight division title — a special-teams corps that has been putrid so far this season.
San Diego's special-teams woes immediately made their presence felt in Week One, when Chiefs rookie Dexter McCluster's 94-yard punt return for a TD proved to be the difference maker in the Chiefs' 21-14 upset victory.
Four blocked punts and a fifth that traveled one yard after a deflection have compounded the special-teams agony.
"They could have started the season with five straight wins if it were not for special-teams breakdowns, if you really go back and look at it," said one league executive who did just that. "They gave up the long return against Kansas City, two against Seattle (TD returns by Leon Washington) and had those two punts blocked against Oakland.
"Miami ran off their special-teams coach (John Bonamego) after they collapsed (against New England on Monday night in Week Four). It looked like (Chargers special-teams coach Steve) Crosby might be next. But if you look at his track record, he has been one of the most consistent coaches in the league.
"I wouldn't pin it on the coaching. A big part of it is personnel. They lost their ace in the offseason. Kassim Osgood signed with Jacksonville. They are on — what — their fifth long-snapper this season? Those are two huge losses."
Early this past week, Turner went out on a limb with the prediction that there would be no more blocked punts the rest of the season, in addition to issuing a strong vote of confidence in Crosby.
"There's about five guys I'd let go before him, and that'd be the five guys who've had mental errors and given up blocked punts," said Turner. "He's not out there doing it. He gets them ready to play. ... He does a great job getting these guys ready."
Now the question becomes just how ready the Chargers are to do what they always do this time of year, with the biggest obstacles on their remaining schedule figuring to be their Week 12 road game against the Colts, followed by pivotal rematches at home against the Raiders and Chiefs.
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As Dr. Stephen Aizenstat says in the show, dreams are important because they connect us to our essential nature and help us to navigate towards our true direction. It is a space we need to respect for there is an intelligence at work. What if every human was navigated by their true nature? How different would our relationships, sense of belonging, and the dynamics of our world, be?
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Cooperstown Crier
---- — Are the Cooperstown Redskins behind times for not having changed their nickname? Some might think so.
The Crier reported in January 2002 that Cooperstown Central School was the only district left in the state still using Redskins as its nickname, according to a list compiled by the state Education Department.
The use of American Indian team names, mascots, logos and other imagery has been a controversial issue for quite some time. Some people view changes to these as a long-overdue response to offensive stereotypes; others view it as political correctness run amok. Either way, the issue is unlikely to go away anytime soon. And Cooperstown will probably not be the last to hold onto its American Indian related moniker.
This is not the first time the issue has come up at CCS. It was reviewed in 2002 with no action taken.
In an address to seventh- through 12th-graders last Thursday, Board of Education President David Borgstrom called for a change in the district's nickname. He said, "Times are changing. Our culture continues to evolve. Some of you were firsthand witnesses to the second inauguration of the first African-American president in our nation's history. Locally, we have been through much in the last four years. CCS has made significant efforts to recognize change, diversity, cultural sensitivity, character and leadership."
Borgstrom said it has troubled him for some time that the school recognizes the importance of this character education, has made a commitment to it, and espoused a need for cultural sensitivity, while supporting a school nickname that is the antithesis of this philosophy.
"What would the board of education response be, if ever asked to justify our commitment to cultural sensitivity education and the nickname 'Redskins?'" he asked. "If any of you came before the board and asked this of us, I would have no reasonable response."
The use of the nickname "Redskins" may top the list of being most offensive of American Indian names because it is seen as an ethnic slur.
The National Football League's Washington Redskins is facing criticism. The Washington Post reported earlier this month that if the team is serious about coming inside the District of Columbia, D.C Mayor Vincent Gray says there will have to be a discussion about a name change.
In Borgstrom's address, he said research done in 2001 suggested the name "Redskins" dates to the mid-1920s.
The address continued: "Some have suggested it relates to (Lester) "Red" Bursey (longtime coach, physical education teacher and athletic director, which the district's gymnasium is named after). It seems to predate his influence. If the name was a reference to native people, it was surely done to honor them. I respect that. Further, I recognize the history of the school and the emotional ties to the name 'Redskins.' The issue is not so much the origins of the name, who it may have honored, or the various visions and emotions it may stir up. What is at hand is how it reflects Cooperstown Central School culture and philosophy of education."
Let's face it; nobody really likes change, especially when something has been the same for so many years. Alumni probably have the most emotional tie to the nickname and will most likely have the most resistance to change. However, the fate will not be left in their hands, but instead will be made internally.
According to Superintendent C.J. Hebert, students, faculty and staff will complete a survey indicating their preferences for as many as three nicknames among nine offered to them. Keeping the current nickname will be an option, and space will be provided to suggest a name that is not listed. The three most popular choices will be presented to the board of education at a 5 p.m. meeting Wednesday, Feb. 6.
We are not sure if a final decision will be made by then, but if you have an opinion on the topic that probably would be the time to attend to express it. That, or call a school official beforehand. It may be the last opportunity to be heard because a public meeting has not been scheduled to gather input and it does not look like there will be one.


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On Friday, Tyrell Bragg learned his prison sentence. The 23-year-old was sentenced for shooting and killing an 18-year-old woman at a party in 2011.
Bragg sat quietly while waiting for the judge's decision. In the meantime, his victim's mother sobbed at the back of the room.
Hillsborough County deputies say in July 2011, Bragg was kicked out of a party on Highway 41. Officials say he then grabbed a gun, came back and fired into the crowd, killing 18-year-old Iesha Washington.
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He was charged and later convicted of felon possession of a firearm and second degree murder.
Before the judge made his decision on Friday, Bragg's sister made a plea to the judge.
She said Bragg always aspired to study science and help the world.
"I believe that Tyrell Bragg can change," she said about him. "Regardless of what anybody made him as, regardless of what he has done, I know he can be a positive aspect to the community."
Iesha Washington's mother Vannetta Scott spoke out too.
"You had time to think when you brought that gun to a party. That was a kid's party!" she said. "How do I get through this? I get through it knowing that there is justice."
The judge then decided to sentence Bragg to 40 years in prison. Bragg never expressed any emotion - something that bothered Washington's family.
"Hopefully one day he'll actually say 'I'm sorry.' He's never said 'I'm sorry.' He just sits there with a cold face," Washington's sister, Kenya Scott said.
But despite that, the family is relieved that justice took its course. Bragg has an opportunity to appeal.
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---- — To the editor:
Mayor George Lawler was a very special person. He was kind; he was generous; and he was wise. In addition he had two other positive personality traits that are exceedingly rare. George Lawler was a good listener and he could think "outside the box."
Therefore, on Saturday morning, Feb. 28, 1965, Mayor Lawler listened carefully to Dr. Robert Wilkins, a professor of medicine, John Pramberg, president of the Institution for Savings, and local architect Edmund Burke as they described their vision for Greater Market Square. The trio insisted that the revitalization of Newburyport's economy would not result from the demolition of the antique buildings in Market Square, but instead from their preservation and eventual restoration.
When Wilkins, Pramberg and Burke expressed concern that the NRA (Newburyport Redevelopment Authority) might not consider a developer who wanted to restore Market Square, Mayor Lawyer wrote a Resolution, which declared that the City of Newburyport and the NRA would evaluate every developer's proposal in a fair and equitable manner.
Immediately after the meeting, Dr. Wilkins mailed HUD (the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development) a copy of the "Lawler Resolution." In his cover letter, Wilkins wrote that the document is clear proof that Newburyport is now considering alternatives to the demolition of Market Square, and that among these alternatives is its preservation followed by its restoration.
Because Mayor Lawler was able to listen in an unbiased manner, because he was able to think in a new way, he was also able to understand the merits of preservation and restoration.
During the next several months, both Dr. Wilkins and Mayor Lawler worked to undo the city's original legal commitment to destroy all of Greater Market Square.
Dr. Wilkins continued his relentless pursuit of an agreement from nationally famous architect William Perry, to create a scale model of a restored Market Square. Such a model was needed both to satisfy HUD that an alternative plan truly existed and to convince the dubious Newburyport public that a renewed Market Square would be desirable. Mayor Lawler, meanwhile, used his political skills and savvy to convert the assumptions of Newburyport's elected and non-elected officials from demolition to preservation.
On May 17, 1965, Mayor Lawler wrote to Dr. Wilkins:
"I would like to thank you for your efforts ... on behalf of the betterment of the entire City of Newburyport … I hope we will be able to continue to work together, as we have done recently."
In June 1965, Mayor Lawler prevailed upon Dr. Wilkins to join the NRA. Lawler explained to the professionally busy Wilkins that the best way to insure their present progress was to participate in its ongoing evolution. Dr. Wilkins chaired the NRA for six years, all the while pushing HUD toward the idea of preservation.
Mayor George Lawler was not only a creative listener and thinker, he was also a wise and courageous leader. He boldly supported a vision of urban renewal that HUD had never before tried. Because Lawler rejected HUD's policy of demolition, and because Dr. Wilkins defiantly led the NRA in planning the preservation of Market Square, HUD in March 1971 gave in. HUD funded the city's unique renewal proposal, and Newburyport stepped on the threshold of its most dramatic economic success since the days of the clipper ships.
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I thought it was out in real time, but that was definitely missing after checking out the replay.
Ha, better shout than the one he gave, IMHO.
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"The committee discussed the issue of illegal bowling actions, and believed that there are a number of bowlers currently employing suspect actions in international cricket, and that the ICC's reporting and testing procedures are not adequately scrutinising these bowlers."
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Che Pujara leads England by 15 runs
Not a graceful way to get out.
Exhibition of top class spin bowling by an Indian pair in ages. The last one by Ojha was worth the price of admission.
Nasser Hussain - The Visionary.
Strauss's England team put the rest of the world to shame
Cbf, but really should quote all the posts talking about how flat this wicket was in session one of day one.
All out less than 200 and we're not even half-way through the test. Only going to grip and turn more!
Stick a fork in her.
Lovely, lovely nut from Ohja. Dip and turn.
India to bat again, so Nasser reckons on Sky...?
That was pathetic. Predictable and pathetic.
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Looks like India are enforcing the follow-on. Happy with the decision. Back the bowlers to do it again.
Yeah I really don't think this is a dustbowl. It's turning a bit and occasionally one keeps a bit low. But it's not spitting and it's not 191ao.
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Swine flu vaccine offered at Bayfront Park
Date: February 11, 2010
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
The Bayfront Park Recreation Center, 4052 Gulf of Mexico Drive, will be hosting the Sarasota County Health Department, which will be offering a free swine flu vaccine clinic 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 17 and 24.
Previously only at-risk people, such as school children, were provided the vaccine.
The county is warning residents that although local incidents of the flu illness have subsided, another wave of illness could occur.
For more information, contact Sarasota County health educator Dianne Shipley at 861-2852.
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With less than a month left in its very excellent 2013 International, Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art announced today that it has acquired works from the exhibition by Ei Arakawa/Henning Bohl, Nicole Eisenman, Wade Guyton, Mark Leckey, Zanele Muholi, Paulina Olowska, Gabriel Sierra, Frances Stark, Joel Sternfeld and Zoe Strauss. This is the second of three waves of acquisitions that the museum is making from International. (The last one was in December. Here are the full details for this round.) Read More


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oh god, that last bot is really really awesome.You should def do more of these!
Wow man.... excellent sketchbook. Thanks for the advice!
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Oh wow... thats an amazing one for that last one! Rockin gosu
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Really cool designs-some of those creatures are very awesome!...love the last bot too.
Awesome designs mate!!! Do more more and mopre, Artgasmo! Good to see your SB again, It was to long ago! Cheers!
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TheGnoll: thanks man, im also really happy with that droid.. its a portfolio piece
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daveneale: i like to draw stupid creatures of course
B-Man: hey bman, i missed ya.. and its your lucky day.. because i have a lot more where that came from!
after seeing attack of the clones
and i decided to rework that last speeder kind of thing, because i liked the design.. its going right into my portfolio. i really try to think about functionality and design more then the drawing per se.
Last edited by JellevdVegt; July 27th, 2009 at 11:27 AM.
That's a neat scooter, a suggestion actually would be to take the back thruster off and make the front one almost like a pedal, the further you push your foot forward, the more straight you go and faster
hehe i dunno though, just thinking aloud :o
lookin really great though!
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hmm i think that would be impossible, because if you would only have the two front trusters, and you press that truster/pedal forward, there is no vertical force that prevents the vehicle from dropping to the ground.
but thanks for the input anyway
I really dig your design work ! Great stuff !!!!
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i really admire people who are good with machines and technical drawing skills...back in 'middelbare school' i always had the lowest scores with perspective and shit although i'm better at it now, but it seemed so boring at the time. anyways, overall great designs!!
one little nit pick,, the handlebars or 'stuur' on your scooter could use some more people friendlyness haha..rubber or something
keep going!
Wow, I love your style. So light(instead of heavy rendering/line work), but still so beautiful.
It reminds of many Japanese artists' ink and watercolor works. And the last speeder actually kinda reminds of Ghost in the Shell. But anyway, I love it.Such a wonderful design and execution~
lkermel: thanks!
Lyno: thanks dude
Frank Gressie: perspective is very boring and seems simple but to apply it in a design you need alot of practice. totally agree on the not so user friendly steer. i will change it for sure. thanks for that pointer man!!
Aaron Death: i love that you appreciate my work. i dont look much at japanese watercolors to be honest, i just get inspired by dudes here at ca and in books of concept artists like the star wars books. after reading your post i watched ghost in the shell but couldnt really find a motorcycle thing in there. i like the end scene, soo weird with that spider robot and the android lying there.. weird movie haha
here are some works, most likely i wont continue with them.. not sure about the car thing... i like the wheel systems but the body just doesnt feel as i want it..
nice updates man
keep them up
P.S. do ya got a team on team chow 2 ?? plz pm me about this
hey mouser, sorry man, i dont have the time for it.. good luck with finding your team, i think its not too late!
here are some doodles for fun...
the car thing i will finish asap
diggin this new stuff a lot man, envious!
your stuff shows quite a lot of confidence, and your sense of design is showing thru!
i like how the barren wasteland in post 615 is called "city"
about the car i think its cool and simple, altho i think the shape of the chassis could "echo" the roundness of the wheels, having like...dunno, maybe a convex rounder shape thing, as it it was a bigger, more complex upper part of a wheel.I'd also really really like to see what you could do with a "star wars-ish" approch to design with "rougher" dirtier, more "used" vehicles, ut thats just me thinking out loud.
keep doing what you're doing, cause its great to follow
TheGnoll: thanks gnoll! haha, that piece is calles city because originally i was planning to draw a city, but it turned out to be a barren wasteland O_O
about your comment about the car, its funny because i literally tried to repeat that circle shape in the body before i read your comment, but that didnt work either.. i think ill stick with the body i have drawn now.
more rougher star wars spaceship sounds good ^^ hehe
still busy with the car but i will post it when finished
reffed anatomy study.. im pushing the correctness of my shapes.. notitce my fear for drawing hands
i changed some things in this one
i changed the mood some.. i like the dull mood in this one
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AWWW man! Do less do less!!! this just a bit to good ;P
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Really like the anatomy study dude!
nice stuff lately man
keep them coming
B-Man:haha sorry i will do more videogames then
Epias: thanks dude, im curious what yur up to now, show some stuff in yur sb!
m0uS3r: thanks my friend.. how are your drawings going?
some anatomy and hand studies
nothing really fancy but it thought i still share it with you... im learning some basic shit i should have learned a long time ago ;P the legs and hands are my weak points i will concentrate on that more in the future and do more figure studies out of my loomis book...
do you have any god-damn idea of how much you progressed thruout this sketchbook already?
no seriously, all love and asspats are fine, but i fucking hate you man.
still wanna do something with me man, dunno, kids or something?
holy crap bud! I'm so impressed with the cohesiveness of your bot designs and vehicles...have you drawn out a front to your awesome futer scooter yet?
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TheGnoll: haha lol, i think i prefer chicks .. i love to get asspats however
Jakers: well, i drew the sideview but the front will be something you have to imagine how it would look, because im done with this one.
i changed the scooter once again (now its finished) I never spend so much time on one design. I did this because someone pointed out there is a design contest with a briefing fitting exactly my design and i can possibly win 500 dollars.. we'll see..
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more robots :3
well for the time yo put in I think you got a great design out of it. and good luck on the contest bud! I think you should quickly play around with adding a bit of color to the last landscape - just a couple color layers to try a few different color schemes - and keeping the dull mood you like (since I do as well).
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hey man, lovely lovely. designs are lookin reeeeeeal good and your colors have really jumped up a notch. congrats!
for hands, i recommend bridgman's "Book of a Hundred Hands"...a very thorough book on learning the hand. it will help you with the basic proportions and gestures of hands, and from there you can apply it to all else you draw. from the way i see you came to learn color, this shouldn't be much of a problem for you...just right learning and then mileage. you can do it, man!!!!!!!
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Jakers: thanks for that. i will play around with a color layer to see if i can get i more interesting
purb36: hehe hey purb, thanks for the love. i know that book yur talking about, i have to get a copy of that asap.. know an internet link to a torrent or something? btw, i know some basic coloring principles (alla prima has some handy principles too), but there's a whole WORLD of coloring i have to learn for example look at mr.blonde and you know what i talk about.
i learned a lot with this one. took me a lot of time, i think i did like 5 redesigns on top of eachother for all the technical stuffs at the wheels
and of course i like to draw retard creatures like these
edit: the first sketch i started with for the car...
Last edited by JellevdVegt; August 25th, 2009 at 07:58 AM.
Haha, this is such an entertaining sketchbook! There is so much improvement and great concepts and all...I will defenately be checking in here more often!
Keep it up, dude. Never stop.
I like that environment. Its not happening much in it but its pretty calm and soothing. Nice graphic design quality to the industrial designs.
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January 28, 2013-- Home Accents Today,
The New York International Gift Fair, wrapping up a three-year strategic reorganization, will undergo a transformation as it readies for the summer 2013 show, including a new floorplan and name.
The summer 2013 market will introduce four new comprehensive market collections and a new exhibit floor layout, designed to position New York as "the defining marketplace for fashion-forward, design-driven home, gift and lifestyle resources," according to a press release about the move. The show's transformation also will include new branding, as NYIGF becomes "NY NOW, the Market for Home & Lifestyle."
"The strategic vision we articulated three years ago will become a reality this August in New York City," said Christian Falkenberg, NYIGF director and GLM vice president. "The show's reorganization into four collections - Home, Lifestyle, Handmade and New - and the repositioning of related resources not only will reinforce the depth and breadth of resources in the New York market, but also will better reflect the way retailers are shopping and sourcing today."
In line with these changes, the show will adopt a new name - NY NOW, the Market for Home & Lifestyle - beginning with the August 2013 edition. "This new identity, which not only conveys the energy of New York City but also communicates an imperative to participate, will redefine the market and its offerings," the press release stated.
"NY NOW will serve as a great 'umbrella' brand for the market," said Falkenberg. "It is an all-encompassing name that is reflective of the Fair's 400+ gift, home and lifestyle product categories."
NY NOW's 2,800+ exhibitors will be repositioned into four broad market collections, rather than in the 10 NYIGF divisions currently categorized by product category or aesthetic. NY NOW Home will present a comprehensive collection of 1,200 home furnishings, home textiles, decorative accessories, tabletop and gourmet housewares on Level 3 of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. A juried cross-category collection of contemporary design resources will continue to be presented under the renowned Accent on Design banner and within NY NOW Home.
NY NOW Lifestyle will showcase a broad spectrum of merchandise categories, including giftware, personal care, stationery, fashion accessories and children's products. NY NOW Lifestyle's 1,100 exhibitors will be located on Level 1 of the Javits Center, with an exhibit floor layout engineered to maximize synergies and cross-category shopping opportunities.
Nearly 500 handcrafted resources - representing all home and lifestyle categories and crafted in all types of media - will be offered in NY NOW Handmade, with distinct groupings of designer-makers and global import resources. Handmade Designer Maker will continue to be presented in the Javits Center North and Handmade Global Design will continue to be presented in the Javits Center's Level 4 Galleria.
The NY NOW New collection will spotlight newcomers to the New York market in a cross-category collection of home and lifestyle products. Some 250 new-to-market exhibitors will be grouped together at Pier 94.
This multi-phase evolution, which was first outlined at the winter 2010 market, has encompassed seven distinct organizational phases, incorporating both temporary and permanent floor plan changes, which have been aligned with Javits Center renovations. These changes have included: the reorganization of Handmade into two distinct collections of handcrafted merchandise; the launch of the juried Baby & Child division; the return of the New York's Newest division; and the incorporation of the Gourmet Housewares Show into the summer market.
NY NOW, the Market for Home & Lifestyle will run Saturday, August 17, through Wednesday, August 21, 2013, at New York City's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and Passenger Ship Terminal Piers. NY NOW's four comprehensive collections - Home, Lifestyle, Handmade and New - encompass 100,000 products in 400+ product categories. Some 35,000 attendees from all 50 states and more than 80 countries worldwide are expected. Information and registration is available online at www.nynow.com.
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Successful identification of unknown materials requires knowledge of what to look for and a sense of what to expect. One of the most important skills for the Haz-Cat user to develop is the ability to think in terms of chemical categories and probabilities. To gain this skill you must practice hazard categorization. There are various systems to identify unknown materials. DEH-HIRT utilizes a system that has over 20 reagents and is actually a mini laboratory. The process to identify unknowns will vary to the complexity of the substance. Follow this link to "Name That Unknown". In the demonstration provided you will see how to identify an unknown solid. Previous Haz-Cat contest winners are listed below.
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Date: Saturday, November 10, 2012
Duration: All Day
The Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival is an annual curated event organized by Desert Island, PictureBox and Bill Kartalopoulos. It consists of four parts: artists and publishers displaying and selling publications; gallery exhibitions; films and performances; and lectures and conversations on comics.
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The 2012 Festival will occur on Saturday, November 10, at Mt. Carmel church in Brooklyn with some additional satellite locations.
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Montgomery officials wrapped up a press conference downtown shortly before noon - the resounding message - authorities did nothing wrong, and if given the chance, they'd do it again.
Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange started off the conference by stating he wanted to "circle up the wagons" with regards to information going around about what happened at the house in East Montgomery.
"What you saw last night is not the normal response to an everyday situation," explained Strange. "There are probably a lot of people this morning that are second guessing what went on last night."
To those second-guessers, Strange wanted to make clear that law enforcement acted appropriately.
He explained that SomerHill, the neighborhood in question, had been previously identified as an area that Desmonte Leonard could be located. A call came in to the U.S. Marshals tip line that someone had dropped Leonard off at that address. Shortly after that tip a 9-1-1 call was placed to MPD from the homeowner. She stated that she had just gotten home from work to find a person matching Leonard's description sitting on her couch. She immediately left the home and dialed police from her car.
Strange said based on those tips it was decided to proceed with law enforcement response.
"If the same set of circumstances happen tonight, either here or in Auburn, we'll do it again," affirmed Strange. "Everybody can criticize or complain if they want to, but we've told you why we took the actions we did."
Montgomery Police Chief Kevin Murphy added that ultimately, any decisions made regarding last night's efforts fall on him.
"Steps were taken to keep people safe while we were working to apprehend a very dangerous individual," said Chief Murphy. "What measure, what value, what costs are we going to place on the safety of our citizens?"
Chief Murphy added, "We did everything right. Obviously we didn't take Mr. Leonard into custody last night...but we will."
Authorities explained that while the assets on scene Monday night were extensive, there were other assets in place in tandem at other locations within the City of Montgomery being used for the search of Leonard.
Police emphasized that there are leads being pursued today that are believed to be credible. At least one person, if not two people, have attempted to provide misinformation to law enforcement. The person who dropped Leonard off at the house has been identified and is being sought for questions - evidence shows this person knew Leonard was a fugitive.
Montgomery DPS Director Col. Kevin Murphy told media that there is a connection with the home and Desmonte Leonard, but not the homeowner. Authorities would not elaborate more except to say that there was a 15 to 20 minute gap between the 9-1-1 call and when law enforcement converged on the scene. They believe that Leonard was at the home yesterday and was somehow able to escape before law enforcement arrived.
"It's hard to know when he left in relation to when law enforcement got there," said Mayor Strange. "But it was very close."
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Donna Gillespie
Donna Gillespie
Assistant Professor, Spanish
Tel.: (630) 942-3513
Berg Instructional Center (BIC), Room 2625B
Areas of Research / Interest:
- Hybrid Foreign Language Course Development
- Contemporary Spanish Literature and Film
- Multiculturalism and Migration Studies
Recent Courses Taught:
- Spanish 1101, Elementary Spanish I (Traditional and Hybrid)
- Spanish 1102, Elementary Spanish II (Traditional and Hybrid)
- Spanish 2201, Intermediate Spanish I (Traditional)
Current Projects:
- Study Abroad in Costa Rica (Summer 2013)
- Study Abroad in Spain (Summer 2014)
"Una identidad marginada en Canto rodado de Maria Barbal." 11th Annual Colloquium on Spanish Literature, Linguistics, and Culture, University of Central Florida, April 2011.
- B.A. Spanish and Zoology, Miami University-Ohio
- B.S. Physical Therapy, UIC-Chicago
- M.A. Spanish, Saint Louis University-Madrid Campus
- Ph.D. Spanish (Literature), University of Florida
Clubs and Organizations:
- Co-Advisor, Casa de Amigos—Spanish Club
- Co-Chair, COD European Studies Committee
- Member, ICTFL— Illinois Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
- Member, M/MLA-Midwest Modern Language Association
Awards and Recognitions:
- Award for Cooperative Leadership in Teaching Spanish, Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies- University of Florida, Spring 2011.
- Doctoral Student Summer Scholarship, Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies- University of Florida, Summer 2012.
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All the Comforts of Home and More! in Anna Maria Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Townhome
- community North Beach Village
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 3,700 - $ 5,000 / month
Anna Maria Island Townhome deals
stays between: 9/2/14 & 10/5/14
deal expires in: 3 days
Enjoy the Best Beach Time...Fall!
Let us entice you to come back to the beach after the crowds have hurried away and relax by the shore of the warm waters and coral sunsets by giving you $200 off the weekly rental rate including taxes and cleaning fees during September and early October!
- $1,350 $1,150/week ($200 off)
deal# D62MGY
vacation rental description
This three story unit, wtith 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths and a 2 car garage is located just off of Gulf Dr. & 64th St., is a short 1 1/2 block (8 houses) walk to the beach. It is an easy stroll made easier since we furnish you with a beach cart filled with all of your beach supplies and a golf cart to help you get back and forth.
This floorplan is perfect for family get-togethers with a large 16 x 24 great room and dining area off the newly renovated kitchen which will seat 12. There is also a 12 x 20 screened porch which everyone affectionately calls their "tree house" - they love to have their morning coffee and danish there under the palms and rubber tree plants!
Three spacious bedrooms are all on the top floor with two additional baths and one additional balcony for privacy. Each bedroom has its own TV and DVD player so that you can get away - the kids even have their own gaming unit, bunk bed and trundle bed. We have a pack-n-play, baby gate, portable high chair and baby sheets and blankets along with toys for all ages from 6 months to 16 years.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
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Last modified on 08-29-2014 at 7:01 AM.
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Mary P. Hansen 813-486-6266
townhome rental amenities
This newly renovated unit is beautifully decorated and well
appointed with all the modern conveneinces to make your vacation
pleasurable!The following extras are in the unit but for more specifics, please call.
- 4 LCD Flat screen TV's 4 DVD Players Wii & Playstation 2 plus games
- Beach cart with floats/coolers 2 Doz. Beach towels 10 x 10 beach tent
- Microwave/full size Dishwasher/Refrigerator/Smooth Top Range/disposal
- Front load full size Washer and Dryer Extra Refrigerator for drinks/etc.
- Outdoor Grill and shower One doz. Beach Chairs Noodle floats
- Pack-N-Play/Baby Gate/Portable High Chair/childrens dishes & linens
- Toys, games and DVD's for ages 1 through adult
- Dishes, glasses and silverware service for 12 and all serving pieces
- Calphalon Cookware, Iron & board, 2 blow dryers, extra pillows
- Life Jackets, Childrens Floatees, Beach Bags, Beach Umbrellas, tents
- Computer with High Speed internet, Printer, Cable with HBO & Showtime, Phone w/Unlimited Long distance to US & Canada, Modem
- Pool within 500 feet of unit/beach & ocean within 4000 feet !
- Golf cart for use in Holmes Beach area only included in rental.
- Small appliances: blender, mixer, chopper, crockpot, breadmaker, coffee maker, kuereg single cup, toaster, can opener.
- Large serving peices, chip & dip, roasting pans, bakeware.
- We supply paper goods, cleaning products, spices.
activities and attractions in Anna Maria Island Gulf Coast Central
Anna Maria is a quaint beach town where you can rent bikes or take a
stroll to your favorite restaraunt or ice cream parlor. In the
evenings you can enjoy the local acoustic guitar player at the beach
bars or just watch the beautiful sunsets away from the crowds. You
can rent anything from scooters to jet skis or go on fishing
charters or gambling charters - whatever your pleasure is!
Since there are ordinances in place keeping the construction of new
development from building no higher than six stories, it restricts
the number of hotels, motels and condos that come to the island and
keeps the non-commercialized beach "feel". That is not to say that
all the comforts of development, shopping and restaraunts are not
within 10 to 15 minutes away - they are. A quick trip to Sarasota,
St. Armands Circle, Cortez Blvd. or Bradenton will spring you back
to full civilization and fullfill all your shopping, dancing, art or
need for a gourmet meal!
vacation rental rates
High Season: (mid Dec-May) $5000/mo | $1750/wk Inclusive
Mid Season (June - mid Sept) $4200/mo | $1550/wk Inclusive
Low season: (mid Sept -mid Dec) $3700/mo | $1350/wk Inclusive
FEES INCLUDED IN ABOVE RATES!! 11 1/2% FL sales & resort tax and vacancy cleaning fee of $130 is included in above rates. A Refundable Security deposit of $300 weekly/$500 monthly is charged in add't to the above. Holiday weeks are subject to an add't $200 charge. NO RENTALS LESS THAN ONE WEEK AND NO MORE THAN 8 PEOPLE. Payable via check or Paypal.
Mary P. Hansen 813-486-6266
accepted payment methods
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 Anna Maria Island
- Beach/Sunbathing/Swimming
- Jet Ski/Sailing/Water sports
- Biking
- Fishing
- Golfing
Top things to do on a budget
- Watch the Sunset
- Lay on the Beach
- Walk on the Beach
- Ride a bike all over the Island!
- Swim in the Pool or Ocean
Top things to do with a family
- Mote Marine & Aquarium
- Dolphin Sunset Cruise
- Parasailing/Paddleboard/Jet ski
- Bicycle on the Island
- Swim/float/boat in the Ocean
Mary P. Hansen , owner


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Robert Bayer, Ph.D. (Michigan State University, 1972) Professor and Executive Director, Lobster Institute.
Timothy Bowden, Ph.D. (University of Aberdeen, Scotland, 1998). Assistant Professor of Aquaculture. Disease resistance in oysters and other shellfish, effective treatments for shellfish disease, immune function of fish.
Stephanie Burnett, Ph.D. (University of Georgia, 2004) Associate Professor. Ornamental plant production, greenhouse management, herbaceous perennials and floriculture.
Rodney J. Bushway, Ph.D. (Texas A&M, 1977), Professor. Methods development in food analyses as it relates to stress metabolites, pesticides and bioactive compounds.
Beth Calder, Ph.D. (University of Maine, 2003), Assistant Extension Professor and Assistant Professor, Food Science and Human Nutrition. Food safety and technology research in the areas of fruit and vegetables, seafood and valued-added food product development; outreach liaison to the Maine food industry.
Mary Ellen Camire, Ph.D. (Texas Woman's University, 1989), Professor. Extrusion technology; nutrition policy, dietary fiber; sensory evaluation; phytochemicals.
Robert Causey, Ph.D. (Louisiana State University, 1995). Associate Professor.
M. Susan Erich, Ph.D. (Cornell, 1984), Professor. Plant-soil interactions, soil organic matter, nutrient availability from alternative fertilizer materials.
Eric R. Gallandt, Ph.D. (Wisconsin-Madison, 1994), Associate Professor. Sustainable agriculture, cropping systems, and weed ecology and management.
Jainjun (Jay) Hao, Ph.D.(University of California, Davis, 2000) Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology. Epidemiology and management of potato diseases. Soil microbial communities associated with soil and plant health. Utilizing beneficial microorganisms to manage plant diseases.
Mark Hutton, Ph.D. (New Hampshire, 1988), University of Maine Cooperative Extension; Associate Professor. Highmoor Farm, Sustainable vegetable production practices. Plant breeding and insect biocontrol.
Dorothy Klimis-Zacas, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania State University, 1982), Professor. Cholesterol, lipoprotein, trace mineral nutrition and metabolism as related to cardiovascular disease. Transcultural studies on the role of Mediterranean diet(s) in certain degenerative diseases.
Anne Lichtenwalner, DVM PhD (DVM: Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine 1989; PhD: University of Idaho 1995). Assistant Professor of Animal and Veterinary Science, Extension Veterinarian and Director of the University of Maine Animal Health Laboratory. Infectious diseases of livestock, poultry and wildlife.
Ellen Mallory, Ph.D. (University of Maine, 2007), Extension Sustainable Agriculture Specialist and Assistant Professor. Sustainable agriculture; soil quality, fertility and nutrient cycling; and grain production, including organic.
David Marcinkowski, Ph.D. (Ohio State University, 1982). Associate Professor – Dairy Specialist, Cooperative Extension
Renae Moran, Ph.D. (University of Arkansas, 1996). Associate Professor. University of Maine Cooperative Extension. Tree fruit production and physiology.
Angela Myracle, M.P.H., Ph.D. (Purdue University, 2010), Assistant Professor. Phytochemicals and Health, Bio-availability of plant bioactives, Phytochemical composition differences between organic and conventional foods Impact of phytochemicals on chronic disease and oxidative stress.
Balunkeswar (Balu) Nayak , Ph.D. (Washington State University, 2011), Assistant Professor. Thermal and non-thermal food processing, effect of processing on food bioactives, food allergens, and toxins.
Tsutomu Ohno, Ph.D. (Cornell, 1983), Professor. Soil chemistry, nutrient availability from alternative fertilizer materials.
L. Brian Perkins, Ph.D. (University of Maine, 2003), Laboratory Director and Research Assistant Professor. Analytical method development for bioactive compounds, naturally occurring toxins and pesticide residues in food and environmental matrices.
Gregory Porter, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania State, 1985), Professor. Potato cropping systems, crop physiology, soil fertility management, weed-crop interactions.
Marianne Sarrantonio, Ph.D. (Cornell, 1987), Associate Professor. Cropping systems, cover crops, nitrogen transformations, organic soil amendments.
Denise I. Skonberg, Ph.D. (University of Washington, 1997), Associate Professor. Seafood by-product utilization; fish oil fortification; quality evaluation of aquaculture products.
Lois Berg Stack, Ph.D. (Wisconsin-Madison, 1984), Maine Cooperative Extension. Ornamental plant culture, production, and evaluation.
Martin R. Stokes, Ph.D. (Glasgow University, Glasgow, Scotland, 1978), Professor. Silage production and utilization by dairy cattle including evaluation and production of silage additives, particularly enzyme additives.
Susan S. Sullivan, D.Sc., R.D. (Boston University, 1995), Lecturer and Director of the Didactic Program in Nutrition and Dietetics. Clinical nutrition topics; calcium, vitamin D, and bone mineralization.
Mona Therrien, D.CN., R.D, L.D. (Rutgers 2013), Lecturer, Director of the Didactic Program in Nutrition and Dietetics and Undergraduate Coordinator. Nutrition in chronic kidney disease and diabetes.
Charles R. Wallace, Ph.D. (University of Florida, 1986), Associate Professor.
James A. Weber, Ph.D., DVM. (Washington State University, 1994). Associate Professor.
Adrienne A. White, Ph.D., R.D. (University of Tennessee, 1988), Professor and Dietetic Internship Director. Nutrition, behavior and the environment, interventions and theory-driven behavior change strategies across the life cycle.
Vivian C.H. Wu, Ph.D. (Kansas State University, 2002), Associate Professor. Food safety, food microbiology, food fermentation, gut microbiome and rapid methods and automation in microbiology. Particular interest in the development of new systems for rapid determination of pathogenic injured and non-injured microorganisms in foods, and the development of strategies to control, eliminate, or prevent foodborne pathogens in foods.
Dave Yarborough, Ph.D. (University of Massachusetts, 1991). University of Maine Cooperative Extension. Professor. Blueberry and cranberry horticulture and weed/crop ecology.
Jaina Young, M.Agr. (Pennsylvania State University, 2002). Lecturer. Landscape design, construction, management and computer-aided design.