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18kt 18KT: Karat (abbreviated kt or K) is a unit that indicates the purity of gold in the metal. 18kt is 75% gold. In Europe, 18K yellow gold is most favored and used in jewelry. Yellow Gold YELLOW GOLD: Gold is a precious metal with a natural yellow color. It is quite soft and often alloyed with other metals to increase its strength. The purity of the metal is indicated by a unit called a "karat," with 24kt having the highest percentage of natural gold.
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Enamel ENAMEL: Enamel is a glass-like colored coating which is applied or "painted" over the surface of a piece of metal, ceramic or glass. Enamel is made from powdered glass or an epoxy resin material.
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3.09/5 rDev -13.4%
Pours a cloudy whitish-blond with a frothy white head into my glass. Looks very appealing for a beer that I haven't had yet.
Strong apricot aroma greets the nose. Smells artificial. It's backed up by a touch of grapefruit as well.
Both flavors stick around in a mellow way. They give way to a metallish, grainy "white ale" that doesn't taste as good as I'd hoped.
The mouthfeel is terrible too. I would argue that the use of more citrus and spices is to cover up a fairly weak white ale.
03-09-2014 02:18:28 | More by Brad007
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3.76/5 rDev +5.3%
08-19-2014 01:07:59 | More by GameOfBeers
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +5%
02-16-2014 21:16:38 | More by ImFlyerThanYou
New York
4.5/5 rDev +26.1%
02-16-2014 16:14:47 | More by zapx
3.89/5 rDev +9%
Strong unique grapefruit like smell and taste. A lot of carbonation. Not smooth. Otherwise great flavor and aroma. No real great head. Thin layer of foam that doesn't retain on the glass. If the mouthfeel was smoother and slightly more round, it'd be a 4 to 5
07-07-2014 02:18:55 | More by williamtlow
West Virginia
2.55/5 rDev -28.6%
Deep hazed sunshine golden with an eggshell white capped head, fine chunky lacing sporadic on the sides of the glass. Aroma has bright citrus peel flowing, hints of spices like coriander, very bright lemony/orange citrus component absorbs all the attention from my nares. Flavors orange pith bitterness provides balance to the wheat ale breadiness, however all aspects are overshadowed by a bitter lacquer of bitter spices it tastes like you just swallowed perfume when you walked by the tester displays at your favorite department store. Mouthfeel, dry bitterness in the finish, lingering cloying aspect provided by those layers of harsh spice additions lacks balance in both flavors and how it effects the palate, carbonation soft slightly creamy texture is all for nothing light to medium bodied with a lingering harsh character left behind each sip. Overall, it's a rough one more in line with their White IPA, considering this one is representing with 42 IBUs much higher than your average witbier out there.
03-17-2014 04:04:43 | More by WVbeergeek
New York
3/5 rDev -16%
03-03-2014 03:31:13 | More by BrianCuoz
New York
3.81/5 rDev +6.7%
12oz bottle poured into a snifter. Best by June 30th 2014.
A: Pours a cloudy light golden yellow with a white head sitting on top. A bit too hazy to see any visible carbonation. Once the head dissipates there is some nice lacing on the glass.
S: Big aroma on this that I was not expecting. Hits you with a full on mango and tropical fruit right off the bat.
T: First thought was that I am glad this is not classified as a wit bier. Certainly fills the shoes of an American Pale Ale much better. A dose of hoppiness is the first thing I get on the flavor profile. That is followed up by the natural fruit flavors added to the beer. A good amount of mango or passion fruit collaborates with what I assume are citra hops.
M: Medium body with ample carbonation. A dry and crisp finish from the hops. Also ends relatively clean keeping it easy drinking.
Overall this is a pretty solid offering from Saranac as long as you do not mind the added flavors.
04-03-2014 22:50:54 | More by CloudStrife
3.5/5 rDev -2%
03-30-2014 21:38:49 | More by Griffith
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -2%
01-07-2014 01:26:31 | More by tdm168
3.91/5 rDev +9.5%
Saranac Prism White Ale
12 oz. brown bottle, code "1424306131502"
Notes: Cloudy yellow-gold body. Bright white head. Very good head retention. Initial lacing is impressive. Floral, very fruity/citrusy nose... pineapple, melon, papaya, lemon, orange, strawberry. Slightly yeasty/chalky and peppery. Flavor is vastly different, yet retains citrus. Nice, light note of orange. More pine than pineapple. Some grapefruit. Mostly Pith. Resinous. Raspy. I don't find the spices that the label suggests other than a bit of dull coriander seed, and perhaps some black pepper. Some very nice wheaty malt. Solid bitterness. It definitely lingers on the palate. L-O-N-G finish... bitterness fades to residual tangy citrus. An interesting beer that's kind of like a Belgian wit but lacking the yeast, and somewhat like an American wheat but with more bitterness. The neck label reads "LIKE THIS? TRY THIS: WHITE IPA", and that seems to be where this is headed. The bitterness could be dropped a bit. I love the aroma but the flavor seems out of balance. Halfway through I can't decide if I'd have another, yet I've still got half a glass left, which says something.
04-25-2014 19:02:26 | More by NeroFiddled
3.75/5 rDev +5%
03-08-2014 01:54:00 | More by let8it8grow
3.25/5 rDev -9%
01-25-2014 03:44:24 | More by avisong
New York
3.75/5 rDev +5%
05-12-2014 14:27:39 | More by chrishiker1409
New Hampshire
3.03/5 rDev -15.1%
From the 12 fl. oz. bottle. Sampled on May 26, 2014.
It has a milky pale yellow pour leading up to a modest white fizzy head that fades. Nice bits of sediment floating about.
The aroma does not make me think of a witbier. It is more like a fruit beer considering the main notes I get are watermelon and mango. Any toasted biscuit notes are in the distance.
Light and refreshing body.
The taste is also on the fruity side but a modest bitterness kicks in to help make this feel more like a beer.
05-26-2014 17:39:31 | More by puboflyons
3.5/5 rDev -2%
05-07-2014 02:34:26 | More by drummerguy
2.75/5 rDev -23%
06-28-2014 19:15:33 | More by pcox629
3/5 rDev -16%
09-02-2014 04:27:08 | More by VeganUndead
3.76/5 rDev +5.3%
12oz Longneck
A) Pours with a two finger white head that settles quickly leaving a big bubble lacing around the glass. Hazy straw colored body.
S) Notes of pineapple. Wheaty.
T) Wheaty. Subtle orange and apple.
M) Light body. Fizzy. Chalky and dry in the finish.
O) A tasty white ale with a pleasant aroma.
03-25-2014 00:13:53 | More by u2carew
New York
3.5/5 rDev -2%
03-31-2014 17:28:11 | More by campfirebrew
New York
3.5/5 rDev -2%
04-14-2014 00:32:15 | More by CountryRock2001
New York
3.89/5 rDev +9%
A: The beer is hazy yellow in color and isn't translucent enough to see if any carbonation is present. It poured with a quarter finger high white head that died down, leaving a thin layer of bubbles covering the surface, a collar around the edge and some lacing down the sides of the glass.
S: Moderate aromas of citrusy hops are present in the nose—tangerines really stand out in particular.
T: Like the smell, the taste has bright flavors of tangerines
M: It feels a bit more than light-bodied and slightly tangy on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: I thought that this beer really stood out compared to Saranac's other offerings in that it has bright of pleasant citrusy aromas and flavors and showcases tangerines, which is a fruit you don't normally see in IPAs nonetheless a pale wheat ale. The wheat base also makes this very easy to drink.
03-29-2014 00:10:23 | More by metter98
New York
3.75/5 rDev +5%
02-02-2014 04:22:48 | More by TonyY
3.75/5 rDev +5%
03-12-2014 05:58:34 | More by crowsnest
3.79/5 rDev +6.2%
Ah Saranac always good for a tick and sometimes the beer really impresses! Got this mixed and matched for $1.75 poured into a pint glass.
A - A very dirty dark orange. Kind of ugly in it's non clarity or hue. Head is minimal just a 1/4 inch that fades to nothing just mild lacing on the glass.
S - Very interesting almost pineapple like hop bitterness to it. Along with some fresh squeezed orange sweetness the pepper spices smell great. I need to sip this.
T - Well I can't say it has any bright orange juice taste more peel and citrus hops than anything but it does taste like a balanced wheat pale ale. Wheat taste is husky and a sort of dry finish make me sip again and again. Definitely not a Witbier.
M - Light to medium its easy on the palate with surprising hop bitterness clinging to the palate every sip.
Overall its an extremely tasty wheat pale ale I am sure I will buy again since its at an amazing price.
04-06-2014 01:52:37 | More by DrDemento456
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Wee Man vs Steven Segal! Please Dana
After Wanderlei gets knocked out again they should give him Wee Man.
Midgets are funny no matter what they do.
talk about a fish out of water,kinda awkward…
lmao @ 11 inch rod
I have a height and reach advantage of several feet but I still find it hard to hit him his so low to the ground.
What weight class was he training boxing for?
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Scholarships are an excellent way to supplement your financial aid award at Athens Technical College. This money is in addition to federal and state aid and generally does not have to be paid back. There are numerous scholarships from a variety of sources, and we want to help point you in the right direction.
We will advertise scholarship opportunities from time to time here on our website and by email to students and faculty. See below under Advertised Scholarships.
There are also online databases such as www.fastweb.com or http://www.scholarships.com. These sites can help guide you to scholarships that you may be eligible for.
You should also check "in your neighborhood." Does your church give a scholarship? Does your community have a Lions Club or Rotary Club? Does your place of employment offer scholarships to its workers? All of these people have an interest in the community and a great resource for scholarships.
The Athens Technical College Foundation is also proud to offer several merit based scholarships and awards each year. These generally require some prior attendance at Athens Technical College and a solid academic record. More information can be found at the ATC Foundation website.
Many scholarships will have an application deadline during the late winter or early spring months with the intention of awarding students for the following academic year. Scholarship opportunities do arise throughout the year, and we encourage to you check often. To increase your chances, you should apply for as many scholarships as you can. There are many students that have graduated from and are currently attending Athens Technical College that have received and made use of scholarships. They are well worth your time and effort.
If there is anything we can do to help with your scholarships, please let us know. Dustin McDaniel , one of our financial aid counselors, manages scholarship accounts. If you have received a scholarship and want to know how apply it to your student account, please contact him, and he will be happy to help.
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Met department pegs rainfall deficit at 15%
As a weak monsoon crossed the half-way mark, the shortfall in kharif acreage of rice, pulses, oilseeds and cotton continued to widen. Rice acreage registered the sharpest fall at 25 lakh hectares from 18 lakh hectares in the past week. This was because of a slowdown in paddy transplanting in West Bengal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.
This trend may persist with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicting deficient rain for the remaining period of the monsoon. On Friday, the IMD pegged the overall rain deficit for the June-September period at 15 per cent, the worst since 2009 – a drought year when the shortfall stood at 22 per cent.
The deficit has already a sparked a rally in prices of agricultural commodities and could possibly shrink the country's economic growth. The Reserve Bank of India has scaled down growth projections to 6.5 per cent from the earlier 7.3 per cent
"The total rainfall for the June-September period is likely to be below normal, at 85 per cent of the long period average (LPA)," said L.S Rathore, Director General, IMD. LPA is the 50-year average, pegged at 89 cm.
The deficit rain forecast confirms the possibility of drought in parts of the country, which now includes even the North-Western States of Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Gujarat that face a 50 per cent deficiency. States such as Karnataka, Maharashtra and Rajasthan have already declared the drought-hit areas.
Since the onset of monsoon in June, the deficit has been 20 per cent. Twenty-two of the 36 meteorological subdivisions accounting for 63 per cent of the country's total area are facing a deficit or scanty rainfall. For August and September, the shortfall is forecast at 10 per cent on the likely emergence of El Nino – a warmweather condition in the Pacific that creates drought in countries, including India.
Rathore maintained that paddy cultivation would not be affected, but said that conditions were worrisome for production of coarse cereals.
The gap in acreage for tur (arhar) and urad has largely been covered, while it has widened for moong due to poor sowing in Rajasthan. Lower sowing of groundnut in Saurashtra has hit the oilseeds acreage, though higher soyabean planting in Maharashtra has helped bridge the deficit to an extent. Poor rain in Gujarat have shrunk the cotton acreage by 7 lakh hectares, though area under the fibre crop has picked up in Andhra Pradesh.


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University of Richmond, 1994.
Ph.D. (Immunology)
University of Pennsylvania, 2000.
BS (Biology)
University of Richmond, 1994.
Ph.D. (Immunology)
University of Pennsylvania, 2000.
Description of Research ExpertiseResearch Summary:
Most T cells develop in the thymus and exit into the peripheral lymphoid organs as naïve cells. Once in the periphery, these cells can become activated by encounter with foreign antigens and differentiate into effector T cells. In addition to naïve cells, the thymus also generates T cells that gain efffector function during thymic development. Such cells include natural killer (NK) T cells and T cells. These cells are thought to coordinate innate and adaptive immune responses.
More recently, CD8+ CD4˜ (CD8SP) and CD4+ CD8˜ (CD4SP) TCR thymocyte populations that gain effector function during development in the thymus have been identified. These cell types include CD4+ regulatory T cells, which suppress the activation of conventional T cells; CD4+ natural Th17 cells, which are primed to secrete IL-17, an important cytokine in mucosal immunity and autoimmunity; and CD8+ innate-like lymphocytes (ILLs), which possess characteristics of innate and memory lymphocytes. My laboratory is interested in understanding the cellular and biochemical factors that regulate the development of these cells and their function during immune responses.
Selected PublicationsJeremy C. Burns, Evann Corbo, Janine Degen, Mercy Gohil, Christine Anterasian, Burkart Schraven, Gary A. Koretzky, Stefanie Kliche*, and Martha S. Jordan* (*co-corresponding authors): The SLP-76 SH2 domain is required for T cell development and activation. J Immunol 187(9): 4459-66, Nov 2011 Notes: Epub 2011 Sep 26.
Jiyeon S. Kim, Jennifer E. Smith-Garvin, Gary A. Koretzky & Martha S. Jordan: The requirements for natural Th17 cell development are distinct from those of conventional Th17 cells. J Exp Med 208(11): 2201-7, Oct 2011 Notes: Epub 2011 Sep 26.
Wu GF, Corbo E, Schmidt M, Smith-Garvin JE, Riese MJ, Jordan MS, Laufer TM, Brown EJ, Maltzman JS: Conditional deletion of SLP-76 in mature T cells abrogates peripheral immune responses. Eur J. Immunol 41(7): 2064-73, Jul 2011.
Gordon SM, Carty SA, Kim JS, Zho T, Smith-Garvin J, Koretzky GA, Reiner SL, Jordan MS: Requirements for Eomesodermin and PLZF in the development of innate-like CD8+ T cells. Journal of Immunology 186(8): 4573-8, Apr 2011.
Chang John T, Ciocca Maria L, Kinjyo Ichiko, Palanivel1 Vikram R, McClurkin Courtney E, DeJong Caitlin S, Mooney Erin C, Kim Jiyeon S, Steinel1 Natalie C, Oliaro Jane, Yin Catherine C, Florea Bogdan I, Overkleeft Herman S, Berg Leslie J, Russell Sarah M, Koretzky Gary A, Jordan Martha S, and Reiner1 Steven L.: Asymmetric Proteasome Segregation as a Mechanism for Unequal Partitioning of the Transcription Factor T-bet during T Lymphocyte Division. Immunity 34(4): 492-504, Apr 2011.
Smith-Garvin JE, Burns JC, Gohil M, Zou T, Kim JS, Maltzman JS, Wherry EJ, Koretzky GA, Jordan MS: T cell receptor signals direct the composition and function of the memory CD8+ T cell pool. Blood 116(25): 5548-59, Dec 2010 Notes: Epub 2010 Sep 16.
Jordan MS, Koretzky GA: Coordination of receptor signaling in multiple hematopoietic cell lineages by the adaptor protein SLP-76. Cold Spring Harb Perspect Biol. 2(4), April 2010.
Alonzo Eric S, Gottschalk Rachel A, Das Joy, Egawa Takeshi, Hobbs Robin M, Pandolfi Pier Paolo, Pereira Pablo, Nichols Kim E, Koretzky Gary A, Jordan Martha S, Sant'Angelo Derek B: Development of promyelocytic zinc finger and ThPOK-expressing innate gamma delta T cells is controlled by strength of TCR signaling and Id3. Journal of immunology 184(3): 1268-79, Feb 2010.
Sonnenberg Gregory F, Mangan Paul R, Bezman Natalie A, Sekiguchi Debora R, Luning Prak Eline T, Erikson Jan, Maltzman Jonathan S, Jordan Martha S, Koretzky Gary A: Mislocalization of SLP-76 leads to aberrant inflammatory cytokine and autoantibody production. Blood Dec 2009.
Lenox Laurie E, Kambayashi Taku, Okumura Mariko, Prieto Christopher, Sauer Karsten, Bunte Ralph M, Jordan Martha S, Koretzky Gary A, Nichols Kim E: Mutation of tyrosine 145 of lymphocyte cytosolic protein 2 protects mice from anaphylaxis and arthritis. The Journal of allergy and clinical immunology 124(5): 1088-98, Nov 2009.
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Monday, December 17 — A Celebration of Time Wave Zero and the Novelty Curve?
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Since scheduling this Access Hour slot, Donald Swadley has become the brand new on-air host of the brand new late-night Saturday program, "Feed Me Weird Things" from 3 am to 6 am Sundays. But this Access Hour… he's looked forward to doing this show with love and excitedness for quite a while…has been literally waiting most of his life to do it….very excited! It's a show featuring the work of Terrance McKenna, the topic of Time Wave Zero, or Novelty Theory. McKenna's birthday was November 16, and the Novelty Curve reaches zero on December 21st… more »


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My all time favorite comfort food is chicken salad. On crackers.
And not the thick, mayo type of chicken salad…light with walnuts, cranberries, and honey mustard.
After Thanksgiving, I couldn't wait to make chicken salad with turkey.
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In December, WGU launched the Facebook "Like" Sweepstakes, which included a drawing for a Kindle reader. This week, WGU's Facebook page counts more than 6,000 fans. Jessica Crawford from Warren, Pennsylvania! Jessica, a student in WGU's Teachers College and one of our new Facebook fans, was selected in a random drawing and will receive a Kindle reader.
Online education has become increasingly popular in the last decade. Students are opting for the flexibility of at-home study in lieu of an on-campus experience. Colleges and universities everywhere are following suit, allowing their students to complete all or part of their degrees using distance learning. While online university trends are on the rise, some students may be wary of the credibility and cost of earning a degree online.
WGU students Casey Jenkins and Stephen Allen were recently chosen to receive the CompTIA Education Foundation's CompTIA IT Merit Award Scholarship. The award recognizes and rewards students who have recently achieved CompTIA certification and are pursuing a degree in Information Technology.
Higher education has come a long way. From 3500 B.C., when wealthy families provided education for boys only, to the late 1980s when the first online university was launched. Consider the developments of culture and society during the Middle Ages or the basic computer systems that allowed for the first remote student-teacher interactions.
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RALEIGH — N.C. State University has postponed its plan to restrict automobile traffic on Dan Allen Drive, with the new access gates now expected to begin operation when the spring semester starts on Jan. 7.
The gates, to be installed in December beneath a railroad overpass on the busy campus road, will be closed from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays when university classes are in session. Through traffic will not be impeded at other times.
The gates will open automatically for campus transit buses, service vehicles and emergency responders. But other drivers will no longer be able to travel the length of Dan Allen between Hillsborough Street and Western Boulevard when class is in session.
University officials had planned to have the gates working by late October.
"We're moving along with that more slowly than we had anticipated," said Tom Kendig, the NCSU transportation director. "We have been talking this over with the city [of Raleigh] folks, doing some 'before' traffic counts so we can assess what the impacts actually are after we put it in place."
Traffic congestion is blamed for frequent delays in Wolfline campus buses that make heavy use of Dan Allen Drive. By limiting through traffic on the half-mile road, Kendig hopes to get the buses running on time.
The other reason for the access gates is to make Dan Allen Drive safer for growing throngs of pedestrians and cyclists. The opening this summer of the Valentine Commons high-rise student apartments, just west of Dan Allen, added 900 pairs of feet pounding the crosswalks every day.
Campus service vehicles and buses will be equipped with radio-frequency identification chips, which signal the gates to open as the vehicles approach, Kendig said. The gates also will open for the siren of an approaching emergency vehicle.
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I'm not saying that the 15-85mm needs to be stopped down to perform adequately, I'm saying that even "wide open" (or as open as it can go), it doesn't have very shallow depth of field. At the tele end of its range, it is depth-of-field equivalent to f/8 or f/9 on a full frame, which is what motivated my reference to "f/8 and be there".
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State awards $2.4 million for North Country projects
PLATTSBURGH — Empire State Development approved $2.4 million in funding for two projects that cover the seven-county North Country Regional Economic Development Council territory.
North Country Chamber of Commerce President Garry Douglas said these are two more examples of how the North Country is being empowered to address its economic needs in ways and on a scale appropriate to the region.
The Development Authority of the North Country is to receive a grant of up to $2 million to establish the Community Tourism Transformation Fund, a revolving-loan fund to develop tourism facilities in the region.
Funds are available for new and existing businesses to develop tourism infrastructure, among them lodging, restaurants, retail, recreation, arts and cultural venues.
It is intended to advance projects that increase the quantity and quality of lodging, hospitality and tourism facilities.
In turn, according to a news release from Empire State Development, those projects will serve to enhance the quality of life, provide affordable recreation and attract visitors and additional private investment.
"The Tourism Transformation Fund was one of our priorities last year, creating a loan fund specifically in support of ventures and projects that enhance our region's attractiveness to tourists," Douglas said by email.
"It will really allow us to target development opportunities, especially in the Adirondacks.
The Development Authority will also get a grant of up to $400,000 to establish the Digital Film Conversion Fund, a revolving-loan fund to purchase digital film projection equipment.
That money comes in support of movie theaters as they look to convert projection equipment from film to digital formats.
"The Digital Conversion loan fund will also allow us to target some needed assistance to a number of independent cinemas, which are a special part of their downtowns and their quality of life," Douglas said.
"Many of these are operated by dedicated owners, committed to their communities, but without some help for these owners in making this very costly conversion, we will lose these community assets forever.
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The funds, part of $40 million approved earlier this week, are expected to create more than 1,450 new jobs, retain more than 2,350 jobs and leverage more than $674 million in additional investments, the release said.
Empire State Development President and CEO and Commissioner Kenneth Adams said that under Gov. Andrew Cuomo's leadership, Empire State Development continues to be busier than ever helping existing companies expand and attracting new businesses to the state
"The funds approved by the board ... are supporting key industries like the rapidly growing film and post-production industries, advanced manufacturing and nanotechnology, as well as helping to implement regional strategies for economic growth, including boosting tourism and supporting our small business assistance centers," he said in the release.
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The ACC's re-upped television deal with ESPN currently projects to average more money per school per year than the SEC's deal with ESPN and CBS. The ACC makes more money than the SEC! That's not counting the fact that the SEC's about to alter its own deals and is apparently building a SEC Network, the Sports Business Journal reports:
SN sister pub Sports Business Journal: #SEC near SEC Network deal, begin early as 2014. Also #CBS balking at major $ increase with Mizz/TAMU— Matt Hayes(@Matt_HayesSN) May 21, 2012
That's big news. We'll have to wait and see what that looks like.
As for the latter part, CBS, which gets the SEC's best games (its Tier 1 games), may feel it has little reason to pay very much more for the additions of Texas A&M and Missouri since SEC games already do well enough in those markets, or what have you. CBS is already carried nationwide, so there's no way to expand its footprint, only its ratings in places where it already is.
Think about it -- how many games per year will Mizzou play that will be better than everything else the SEC has to offer that week? One or two, tops?
Still, this doesn't mean ESPN won't pay more, and it doesn't mean a SEC Network won't do very well. But it is very important to note the whole point of realignment -- getting more TV money -- isn't quite as automatic as other conferences made it look to those of us on the outside.


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World record bid at Bridgwater YMCA (From Bridgwater Mercury)
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World record bid at Bridgwater YMCA
3:30pm Tuesday 16th October 2012 in News
YOUNG basketball players packed into Bridgwater YMCA on Saturday (October 13) for a world record attempt.
The centre joined with other YMCAs around the globe for the 'YMCA World Challenge'.
It was an attempt to break the record for the number of people simultaneously shooting basketballs at hoops with the Bridgwater venue contributing 69 eager participants to the total.
Healthy lifestyles officer Harriet Collins said: "It was a great day, everyone was very enthusiastic.
"We won't find out whether we have broken the target until it is checked by the officials at Guinness World Records but we are hoping we have done it."
Bridgwater YMCA offers young people activity sessions on Saturdays from 10am to 2pm
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Rico is a mellow Paint who gets spunky when he works cows.
Copper is a smooth ride, and he doesn't eat much along the trails. He is responsive to leg pressure and thrives with cattle and arena work.
Pistol is sassy but responsive and easy to control.
Big Splash – named for a "splash" of white across his belly – is like a giant puppy, sweet and playful.
Hot Shot needs an experienced rider. He is a good lead horse. Everyone who rides him loves him.
Besides having the coolest haircut, Sonic is responsive, strong, and gentle.
Ali Fischer will liven up any ride with her burbling laugh. She got her first horse – a chestnut Gelding with a white blaze – when she was ten. His name was Comanche. When she says that riding is "just a hobby" for her, I remember the deep shimmer in her eyes when she described Comanche and think there may be other words in her. Regardless of the language used, Ali has an interest in being out at the barn as a wrangler. Her favorite thing about riding is the rush of galloping; "no surprise there," I tease her when she tells me this. She enjoys the trails out here and the opportunity to help other people learn.
Randy Wagner is charismatic and relaxed – combine these qualities with the fact that he has knowledge of these waters that stretches back to his childhood, and you will realize that this man is the ideal fishing buddy. Randy is a fishing guide because he likes to show people a good time, and he enjoys being in the "wet outdoors." He is skilled at creating a stress-free, lighthearted environment – so even if you don't catch a fish that day, you'll still have an enjoyable time reeling in beautiful Rocky Mountain sights. He would be delighted to take you fishing out on the lake in his boat, or you can wade at the lake. If streams and creeks are more your thing, you can go fly-fishing in a multitude of great waters. Regardless of the kind of trip you desire, both half and full days are available. Randy is always out fishing, so he knows whose biting and where. I grew up around fishermen, so I've heard my share of tall tales. But Randy is honest; his fishing stories lean toward modesty. Another thing to appreciate about him is that he catches and releases the fish that he himself catches – out of respect for the resource – out of love for the passion of fishing. However, he will honor your request to keep a fish if the area allows. Spending a day out with Randy will deepen your admiration for this place. He'll take great care of you, and you'll go home with stories to last a lifetime to share with your friends and family.
"What makes a great mountain bike trail?" It's the question at the forefront of my thoughts as I watch a team of volunteers sculpting the hillside with axes, picks, and strange-looking rakes. Levi is refining the slope of a curve with timber and soil when he responds, "That's like asking what love is." Love. It is an appropriate metaphor for a day like today because there is certainly passion involved in trail building, biking, and teamwork. Two groups have come out to The Ranch to help develop what is already a considerable network of biking trails: Trails 2000 and DEVO. Trails 2000 has been serving Southwest Colorado for over twenty years. Daryl Crites and Trey Duvall are here leading the effort, and their competency is inspiring. They quickly organize DEVO's coaches and student riders. Working at a safe distance from each other, the high-school students chat and laugh as they chip away at the terrain. I move among them taking pictures and asking them how they feel about being here to build trail. There is enthusiasm and a sense of pride: "We ride the trails; it's our turn to help," Derrik says. Madeigh echoes similar sentiments, "It's good to give back because we ride so much." DEVO's mission is to create lifelong cyclists, and an attitude of responsibility is a part of that. DEVO has around three-hundred children and adults in their program ranging in age from two to twenty-five. Sarah Tescher, one of DEVO's founders and the current Director, is working to loosen a tree root when I approach her. Wiping the sweat from her brow, she speaks warmly about the expansion of DEVO from its conception in 2005 to its current size with seventeen programs and forty coaches. She is gratified to offer so many young people the opportunity to join what she sees as "a continuum of biking." The other coaches share Sarah's passion for community, health, alternative transportation, exploration, and the simple enjoyment of a great ride. (More at: Durangodevo.com.)
Out of the corner of my eye, I see Lance Roberts handing rocks to students working to support the trail higher up the slope. It's a thrilling day for him; he usually maintains the biking trails alone or with just a few others. When Roberts talks about the trail system his entire being animates. With incredible attention to detail, he is dedicated to creating a network of trails that all levels of riders find rewarding. Crites shares his vision and passion. When I ask him what he thinks makes a great mountain bike trail, he says, "Each trail is different, and different to everyone. So, a great trail is one that is enjoyable to as wide of a range of skill levels as possible." It's all about inclusion with this man; it radiates from him. His joy in being out here is palpable. I ask what motivates his work. He smiles, "We all love trails – more and more opportunity, and it's fun to see young generations really into it." His peer from Trails 2000, Duvall, is also inspired by the community aspect – both in terms of contribution and connection. Duvall also adds that protecting ecosystems from damage while still allowing exploration of wild places is at the heart of Trails 2000 designs. (More at: Trails2000.org.)
So – what makes a great mountain bike trail? Kaydee and Emily hesitate, "smooth, packed flow" they agree. Flow – it's the word that keeps coming up. "It's like catching a wave," adds DEVO coach Brianne Marshall. Levi's response keeps ringing in my ears, "That's like asking what love is." I take a breath and look out through the trees to seams of blue sky. Around me, this stretch of mountain is becoming a clear trail and as laughter weaves it way among the activity, I add my own answer to the mix: a great mountain biking trail is made with care, vision, and pleasure.
-Airica Parker
Smokey, a Gelding, has smooth gaits, especially his trots. He can be a bit of a trickster with the wranglers; he enjoys pulling the radios off their belts and knocking off their hats. He is playful, but sweet and reliable with a compassionate temperament.
The sisters Belle and Button are said to be part unicorn, and Belle's mane certainly suggests magic. Both are super sweet and gentle.
Sideburns is an excellent cow horse. He is mellow and athletic – meaning he is still responsive even at a fast pace, and he has good endurance. He is a favorite among the wranglers because his long back makes him a velvety ride.
Austin is strong and requires an experienced Western rider (no tight English reigns for this guy). Those that can match him find him to be a super, fun ride; he's surefooted. Drifter is known for his creamy-smooth gaits. He even has a nice running-walk. Those that ride him compare the experience to gliding on water.
Jenni Darlow exudes strength and grace as she stands in a meadow that sweeps into distant peaks. It is a prime spot to enjoy "the view down the valley" – one of the things that keeps her coming back. This is her tenth season as an employee here at The Ranch, but she has actually been coming here since she was a nine-year-old girl – proud of her white, fringed boots. In fact, it was The Ranch that got her riding and keeps her riding. The "feel of the place," her relationship with the Roberts' family and other wranglers, and the connection she has with the horses keep her coming back to this valley. She teaches dance lessons, works with kids, and, of course, wrangles. The rest of the year she teaches math in Durango, so she knows this area. Standing in the meadow in her cowboy hat and pink-checkered shirt, Jenni is at ease; she is clearly home.
By Lance Roberts
Mountain biking at WTR
The summer mountain bike riding season is in full swing here in Southwestern Colorado and the trails are in epic form. Mountain biking at WTR and in the Durango Colorado area is a great way for families to come together in a fun, challenging and safe mountain setting while exploring our areas stunning beauty and terrain.
So you have been told or heard that a full suspension mountain bike is better than a front suspension only, a hard tail model.
Read on to find out why this may or may not be true and how it may be more legend and marketing than general MTB trail reality and why Wilderness Trails has chosen "front squish" (the front fork of the bike has a suspension fork) only bikes for our guests.
Why We Choose Hardtails
In our seasoned view, a full suspension mountain bike can actually be a poor choice for most casual or beginning riders. On most corresponding beginner to intermediate trails and terrain the tried and tested simplicity and reliability of a hardtail is hard to beat.
Incorrectly fitted or adjusted full suspension bikes are like shoes that don't fit- at best they may hurt and at worst you may trip, fall and injure yourself. A full suspension bike that is too big or too small combined with the wrong suspension settings, especially in the rear suspension- that is, too stiff or aggressive of rebound and the bike can buck you off- too soft and you can damage the bikes wheels or bottom out the suspension with excessive force and you can also loose control. Even expert riders can find adjusting suspension settings (especially rear settings) to be an often daunting and frustrating ritual to make the bike perform in a way that rewards the rider with a consistent, positive and predictable ride. At WTR, we feel strongly that the light weight simplicity and nimble ease and efficiency conveyed by a hard tail is generally the best ride for our WTR roads and trails and the majority of Durango area terrain.A traditional hard tail mountain bike provides the best introduction to technical singletrack, forest service roads, and double-tracks (jeep roads) and is the best way to learn the skills, techniques and confidence to graduate into more challenging terrain. We have been riding MTB since 1983 at Wilderness Trails, and believe it or not, I just started riding full suspension bikes for some of my riding- but not all of it- in the past couple years. But to be honest, unless I'm doing gondola shuttle runs at the park, you'll likely find me grinning atop a good 'ol hard tail.At WTR we believe that from those who have done some MTB in the past to those who are completely novice and beginners, a hard tail with front suspension is the most predictable, fun and easiest way to create a rewarding, consistent and safe bike experience for nearly all of our guests. If however, you read the above and just said, Ok, "wait a second I love my dually..." Please, by all means, bring your bike or we'll help you rent a performance bike here. If you are wanting to spend a considerable amount of your vacation-holiday time exploring the area by MTB, then we can accommodate those needs as well.
For Experienced and Hardcore Riders
For seasoned riders who really appreciate riding a trusty steed, we can handle receiving your boxed bike and have it reassembled and ready for your arrival.
And heck, you are already visiting a mecca for riding, so why not demo or try a high end bike you've been dreaming about- if you've been thinking about trying a long travel gravity type bike or a nimble and fast cross country single speed maybe visiting Durango is the time to do it.
Happy trails- we can't wait to go ride with you!
The community at Wilderness Trails Ranch is truly a rich one – with chefs, artists, a massage therapist, dogs, melodic birds – the list could go on. Of course, most visitors to our ranch are eager to meet our horses and wranglers, and they are a lovely crew. To this aim, each week from now until the end of July six horses and one wrangler will be featured here on our blog.
Rick and Red, our gentle giants, are Belgian Draft Horses. They have been with The Ranch for ten years and team up to provide our weekly hayrides. Being in their presence inspires awe, and the opportunity to benefit from their considerable strength and grace during the hayride is a highlight for many. They are also our resident stars as they have been featured in several movies.
Ember was born on The Ranch in 2002, the year of the fire – hence his name. Ember, a Morgan Quarter Horse, is super gentle and playful - ideal for beginning riders to help them build confidence and develop a deeper sense of joy while riding.
Tigger is a favorite among guests because he is highly responsive. He is a perfect fit for people with riding experience. Tigger was born on The Ranch and was Lance Robert's private horse for many years. The evidence of his loving training is evident to those who ride him. He is a Quarter Appaloosa Horse and has half-brothers who also live with us here at The Ranch.
Lenita, a Paint Mare, requires a confident rider. For those looking to build a relationship that requires more attention, Lenita provides a more complex riding experience. She is appreciated by our wranglers because she calmly walks to and waits in her stall each morning. Lenita was born here at The Ranch and is known for her lasting love for Sideburns, another one of our horses.
Willa's eyes will tell you how kind she is, and, indeed, this Percheron Quarter Horse mix is a favorite. She is highly responsive and enjoyed both by beginning riders looking to build confidence and experienced riders who want to enjoy a week of ease. Her strawberry-roan coloring is unique, and those that ride her may find themselves enchanted.
"I don't remember learning to ride" smiles Kathryn Forynski as she watches the horses graze. An unsurprising comment considering that Kathryn's mother first took her up into the saddle when she was only four-days old. Kathryn grew up riding Arabians in Bedfordshire, England where she was also an event rider in cross country, jumping, and dressage. She will tell you about it – with her customary reserved sweetness – if you ask. Kathryn has been with The Ranch since 2008, and she greatly enjoys the relaxed approach of Western riders. She respects the gentle power of horses, and the feeling of oneness that often arises while riding ties her heart to them even further. Part of what keeps Kathryn coming back is the trail riding; "There's always something new to notice" she says. And she's keeping her eyes open for elk shed because she wants a pair of antlers to paint pink and hang on her wall.
-Airica Parker
Just wanted to let you know what a great time we had at WTR. We are still going through withdrawal, missing our horses and all the wonderful people we met. There were so many things that we were impressed by: the beautiful location; the quality of your horses and what we learned about horseback riding; the great food and accommodations; the opportunity to meet other guests; and especially your staff, all so friendly and outgoing.
Ever since I was a little kid I've dreamed of being a cowboy and you guys made it possible. It's easy to see why everyone comes back year after year. Maybe one day I'll get one of those 10 year buckles, if not I'll have my ashes sent over and you can scatter them from Vista Grande!
Thank you for a wonderful week at WTR. We all had a ball! For the great riding, great all-day rides, gorgeous scenery, wonderful horses, wild tubing/wakeboarding, delicious food, delightful fellow guests, fun wranglers, great staff, invigorating yoga, relaxing fishing, comfortable cabins, great dance, adorable rodeo. We loved everything.
The extended Dunlap family have declared our week "the best vacation ever." Where else can 13 people of all ages do what they want in such a gorgeous setting?
I want to thank you deeply for setting up a wonderful week. The pace of each day, the options offered, the care with which you and your staff attend to even the smallest tasks, the flexibility, your unflappability, and your sincerity have combined to make Wilderness Trails Ranch a special place.
Our stay exceeded expectations. The kids were so polite, they outdid themselves. The cook—unbelievable! We can't wait to come back! Thanks Jan and Gene—you made us feel "at home."
This has been the best vacation ever! The staff does an excellent job! The meals, wranglers and overall experience was top notch! Thank you for everything!"
Thank you for your warm and genuine hospitality—from the comfortable accommodations and first class meals to fulfilling my dreams as a "City Slicker Cowboy." You have a terrific staff who are fun, professional, responsive, and attentive. You exceeded my expectations in every way.
I am quite sure there are many beautiful ranches in Colorado, but it would be difficult to find one with such a total package: Staff, food, horses, activities, and accommodations!
May 2009 - "This was the most enjoyable vacation I've ever had! The staff, accomodations, location and horses are top notch! Awesome adventure! Thank you for a wonderful week!"
We knew a good time was to be ours at WTR, but the final result was FAR beyond our expectations. You have set a very high standard for your staff and facilities. All 18 in our family came away with a renewed enthusiasm in our lives and an imprinting of an extremely fond memory.
"WTR is a gem! Outstanding in all areas! An exceptional experience in an exceptional place, led by exceptional people! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Something for everyone!
We were so impressed with your staff and how efficiently things were run. We said it ran like a "well-oiled machine," but that's not entirely true. A machine doesn't have heart and your staff had that in abundance.
Your staff is wonderful—polite, well-trained, efficient, and enjoyable to be around.
You have set the standard of excellence in how you want the ranch run; how you want your wranglers to handle the horses and to interact with the guests; how you want the children to be challenged; and how clean you keep the place from the cabins to the tack room to the property. I loved seeing the impact of WTR on newcomers and cherish my own moments. Until I drag my boots from the closet again to return to the ranch, I send you my best regards and thanks.
July 2009 - ""This has been a holiday of a lifetime and we have enjoyed every minute from the riding, the staff, the guest and the whole experience! The staff were great!!!"
Our children haven't stopped talking about their trip to the ranch and about "their horses." Phil says it was the best vacation he has ever had with the family and is ready to do it again next year! And that's saying a lot, considering he has bad allergies to just about anything with 4 legs, and I was the one who planned the vacation this year!
Saddle tramps children's program is excellent! My 7 year old is very happy and pleased!
I can honestly say your ranch is the best run, well organized and welcoming place I have ever been. In this day and time a place that is good, wholesome and supports family time is a rarity. I thank you all for the way the week at Wilderness Trails blessed our family.
My week at WTR was wonderful beyond my dreams!! Full of horses and great horsemanship, new friends, great food, spectacular scenery and most of all GREAT hospitality!! Thank you for sharing your world of horses and life in "God's Country."
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Named for the late William R. (Billy) Britt, a Smithfield attorney and longtime member of the College's Board of Trustees and member of the North Carolina Legislature, the Britt Building opened in the fall of 2004.
The 28,000-square-foot facility houses several applied and industrial technology programs including Machining Technology, Welding Technology, and Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Technology as well as residential construction classes. The building also includes faculty offices and a welding lab and machine shop for student use.
The Britt Building (H) is located near the southern portion of the campus, south of the Smith Building and nestled next to the Transport Technology Building. Parking is available off College Road in Lot 3.


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5Jennifer Aniston is Pregnant With Triplets, Has Aliens and Jimmy Kimmel for Kids
In what might be the funniest thing Jennifer Aniston's ever acted in, this Smartwater commercial comes out right in time to start fueling more "is Jennifer Aniston going to come out as pregnant (not with aliens or Jimmy Kimmel, though)" again. Because it's been about thirty seconds or so since our last speculation, and honestly, it's about time that she's just making a big joke out of the entire thing, seriously. There's just nothing more admirable when you can just sit back and laugh at yourself and the way that the world kind of perceives you, you know?
The only thing missing from spoof-Jennifer-Aniston thing is the ever-present sad-about-Brad undertones that just overcome each and every public appearance (is she sad about Brad? Is she not sad about Brad? The world will just never know).
Last, that belly looks pretty legit if you ask me. Could it be? Could Jennifer finally be on her way to having the family she's always wanted? Or is it just … this?
September 18, 2012 at 4:30 pm by Sarah
5 Responses to "Jennifer Aniston is Pregnant With Triplets, Has Aliens and Jimmy Kimmel for Kids"
That was lovely. :D
Freakin' elephant woman.
I loved the part with the hair!
This was so lame. Watch a rerun of Friends if you want to see her at her best. You can even catch her with a fake pregnancy belly.


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Limited Space Remaining for @FGCU_WSoccer Camps This Summer
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Winners of four-straight regular season and two Atlantic Sun Tournament titles, head coach Jim Blankenship, the 2012 and 2013 Atlantic Sun Conference Coach of the Year, and the FGCU women's soccer staff have just 37 spots remaining for their annual Elite Soccer Camps this upcoming summer. The spots are going quickly and prompt registration is encouraged to all interested parties.
Day Camp - June 16th - 20th, 2014
The day camp is designed for players wanting to learn the fundamental skills of soccer. Individual instruction emphasizes the use of correct techniques.
Elite Jr. Soccer Camp - June 16th - 19th, 2014
The Jr. Elite residential camp focuses mainly on the technical education and development of players age 10-13. Tactical ideas will be introduced as well. The goal is to get young players to the next level as they prepare for all of their future successes in the game.
Elite Camp - July 30th - August 2, 2014
The Elite College Showcase residential camp is designed to improve the skill level and tactical understanding of players 14-18. Practice sessions will be intense and very competitive to challenge at every level of the player's ability. This camp is staffed exclusively with NCAA Division I and II collegiate coaches.
FGCU is the four-time defending A-Sun regular season champions and won back-to-back A-Sun Tournament titles (2011, 2012) resulting in NCAA Tournament appearances in its first two years of eligibility. FGCU went 13-3-4 in 2013 and are now 84-32-17 in seven seasons under Blankenship. Over its current four-year run as A-Sun regular season champs FGCU has posted an impressive 31-2-6 record in league play.
All three camps are currently accepting applications. A $100 non-refundable deposit as well as a medical release must accompany the application. The remaining balance is due before the first day of camp. Mail all three to:
Florida Gulf Coast University
Attn: Jim Blankenship
10501 FGCU Blvd South
Ft. Myers, FL 33965
Check can be made out to Blankenship Elite Soccer. Prices are as follows: Elite Camp and Jr. Elite Camp are $525 for Overnight Campers and $425 for Day Campers. The Day camp is $225 for a Full-Day Campers (9 a.m. – 3 p.m.) and $100 for a Half-Day Campers (9 a.m. – 11 a.m.). Teams or groups of 11 or more who send in their applications and deposits together are eligible for a $25 discount per camper. FGCU employees are eligible for a $25 discount and siblings will receive $10 per camper discount (only one discount per camper).
Any questions please contact Jim Blankenship at email@example.com.
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