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You would think that Manny Ramirez was caught fighting pit bulls alongside Martha Stewart.
ESPN's Bill Simmons says that he is "confronting my worst nightmare." Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports believes that it is time to talk about "lifetime bans." Boston Globe writer Tony Massarotti says, "everyone is guilty until proven innocent."
The sports radio and comment boards have been cesspools of racism. It's always easy to hate, especially someone who plays a game for a living and makes millions of dollars.
All I know is this: thanks to Major League Baseball's hypocritical, idiotic and altogether morally bankrupt steroid policy, the sport will be without one of its premier attractions for fifty games, someone I would pay to watch at batting practice. Yes, Manny Ramirez, the finest right-handed hitter of his generation, has been sent to the showers and forced to surrender $7.7 million in salary after testing positive for what was initially called a "performance-enhancing substance."
The decision ends a stretch where the former World Series MVP was reviving baseball in
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The use of a "female fertility drug" also has sports radio hosts in a pubescent tizzy asking if "Manny is a mommy" and ESPN's Jayson Stark making an "octo-mom" joke.
From the juvenile to the pious, President Obama's press flack Robert Gibbs took time out from explaining why torturers are above the law to tell us, "It's a tragedy, it's a shame." There is a tragedy and a shame afoot, but it is not rooted in the choices of one player. It's in a baseball culture that continues to think embarrassing individual players and feeding on the resentment of fans is the best path to cleaning up the sport. Manny has now joined Alex Rodriguez, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and many others as permanently stained with a scarlet S. No Hall of Fame, no old timers' games and a life as a cautionary tale.
Meanwhile we all get taken to the cleaners. We have billionaire owners making scapegoats of millionaire players to soothe our anxieties about the game and our lives. Meanwhile these same owners sit like pashas in a baseball palace that could be called the House That Steroids Built.
The man who wrote Juiced knows when a cycle has run its course. Canseco said that he believes the coverage on steroids in baseball has become "overkill" and the spotlight should now be on MLB and the players association. He called it "a complete conspiracy." He's absolutely correct. Baseball owners love conspiracies. For more than twenty years they have conspired to attain public funds for ballparks. In 2008, they collectively conspired not to sign the best hitter in the game, Barry Bonds. Now they are committed to the project of keeping the focus on the players, and off of themselves. We shouldn't let them. If Manny Ramirez is guilty of anything, it's being caught in between baseball's clubhouse culture and public sanctimony.
During the baseball's Summer of Love in 1998, when Mark McGwire hit 70 home runs and Sammy Sosa smacked 66, the money came pouring in. No one cared that McGwire and Sosa looked like a pair of defensive tackles. Soon publicly funded stadiums were included in budgets for
We should always remember that former Texas Rangers owner George W. Bush made steroid persecution a recurring theme of his time in office, as long as owners were spared the spotlight. The hypocrisy should shame owners toward contrition–but they will happily crack some golden eggs, as long as it means that the goose that laid them lives. Even though come contract time, it's all about the numbers on your stat page, and not the number of clean tests. As baseball fan and poet Martin Espada told me, "Baseball is the
He is absolutely correct. We are supposed to tsk-tsk at players who are supposed to "just say no" to their addictions to fitness and monster stats, when their success at the park is our addiction as well. We also have yet to truly take owners to task for their addictions to public money and send them to detox.
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9:20pm Saturday 24th December 2011 in Leisure By Tom King
IF you're finding it hard to get out of the house, or even out of bed, after all your Christmas food and drink, here's an incentive.
Tuesday's, December 27, edition of the Echo, the first to appear after the Christmas holiday, offers the traditional Walk Off the Turkey Christmas walk. It gives readers the chance to blow away the fug with a bit of gentle exercise in the open air.
This year, by way of special motivation, I am offering an extra motivation – free drinks for the first six pairs of walkers to complete the route.
It's a round walk in more ways than one, as staff at the historic Punch Bowl inn, in Paglesham Church End, are waiting to pour the drinks for these early birds.
The walk could turn into a race, so there is good reason to be out of bed and out of the door before everyone else. To qualify, you need to be armed with a copy of Tuesday's Echo, including the article featuring the walk, along with a map and directions. The article will also feature three photographs, taken at sites along the route. Identify these sights and photograph them yourself with a mobile phone or digital camera. On arrival at the Punch Bowl, show the photos to the bar staff to prove you have walked the complete route.
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The Cardinals finished with 84 team points — just one point fewer than third-place Oneonta. Geneseo took the team title for the second consecutive year as all five of their scoring runners finished in the top-15.
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We're artsy. We're crafty. We're eaters and drinkers, and we're endlessly proud of our four seasons. Here in Oregon you are sure to find a festival to celebrate whatever it is you are happen to be into — whether that be Bach, blues, beer, bicycling or beach volleyball.
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Repeated: Martin Luther King was a Republican
PolitiFact colleagues in two other states just looked into a Texas-tested claim that the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was a Republican.
By W. Gardner Selby :: Published on Monday, January 30th, 2012 at 4:52 p.m.
Minority population growth in Texas revisited
A Houston Chronicle news article raising the possibility of a bipartisan agreement setting primary elections for early April includes a familiar claim about the state's minority population growth from 2000 to 2010.
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Howdying PolitiFact Tennessee
There's nothing Half True in Tennessee -- yet. Here's our howdy to PolitiFact's 10th and latest state-level effort to check the facts.
By W. Gardner Selby :: Published on Wednesday, January 25th, 2012 at 3:25 p.m.
Reader: Maybe rename PolitiFact the Opinion-O-Meter?
When readers find us off our rockers, they let us know. Here's to another dip in the mailbag.
By W. Gardner Selby :: Published on Monday, January 23rd, 2012 at 2:42 p.m.
Fifty fact checks of Rick Perry for president
Claims by or about Rick Perry as he stumped for president gave the Truth-O-Meter a vigorous workout. Highlights, please!
By Meghan Ashford-Grooms, W. Gardner Selby :: Published on Friday, January 20th, 2012 at 6:00 a.m.
Fact-checking Rick Perry's presidential run
Texas Gov. Rick Perry kept the Truth-O-Meter whirring during his run for president.
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S.C. debate claim familiar? Find our research fast
America has bases in 130 countries? A million new jobs were created in Texas? Presidential candidates Ron Paul and Rick Perry of Texas covered a lot of ground in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day debate. Click here for our research on some of their claims.
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PolitiFact Texas turns two
PolitiFact Texas just turned 2 -- bounding into toddler-hood in part thanks to strong interest in fact checks of Rick Perry and Barack Obama.
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Rick Perry's bargain haircut?
Gov. Perry says he once got his remarkable hair cut for $1, but now it's costing $25. We wondered.
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Perry calls Obama socialist, sets Truth-O-Meter aflame
Debating in New Hampshire on Sunday, Texas Gov. Rick Perry charged President Barack Obama with being a socialist. The Truth-O-Meter found that claim not only inaccurate but ridiculous. Pants on Fire!
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The Ron Paul PolitiFact report card
The U.S. representative from Lake Jackson placed a strong third in Iowa's Republican caucuses — but first among Texans seeking the party's presidential nomination.
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Oran will now play for 3rd Place Friday at 3:20 p.m. While Salisbury moves on to Saturday's Championship game.
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We've said it before, but it's worth saying again now, as the Cardinals try to score at least two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning ...
John Axford is really, really good.
After blowing a save in the middle of April, Axford went the whole rest of the season without a blown save, 43 for 43, and posted a 1.34 ERA all the while. In 67 innings, he struck out 80 hitters, walked 19, and gave up three home runs.
With all due respect to Mariano Rivera, Craig Kimbrel, and Delivery Man of the Year Jose Valverde, it's possible that no closer was more effective than Axford from May through the end of the season.
Axford hasn't been quite as dominant in the postseason ... but five innings, seven strikeouts, three hits and two walks? You'll take that, even with the blown save against the Diamondbacks in Game 5 of their Division Series.
With Yadier Molina making the last out in the bottom of the eighth, the bottom of the ninth will feature the bottom of the Cardinals' batting order. With the caveat that Lance Berkman still lurks, available at Tony La Russa's whim. The trick will be getting somebody on base ahead of him.


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Washington's largest winery made the world's greatest wine this year, according to Wine Spectator.
The world's largest wine magazine revealed Friday that the No. 1 wine on its annual top 100 list was Columbia Crest's 2005 reserve cabernet sauvignon.
It's the first time a Washington wine has topped the list since Wine Spectator began it in 1988. The previous best was No. 2 in 2006 for Quilceda Creek's 2003 cabernet sauvignon.
Doug Gore, vice president of winemaking and viticulture for Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, was ecstatic when he heard the news Friday afternoon.
"I'm thrilled for Columbia Crest, I'm thrilled for (winemaker) Ray (Einberger), I'm thrilled for the team, and I'm thrilled for Washington state," said Gore, who was Columbia Crest's winemaker until being promoted in 2003.
Gore said the award is a game changer for Columbia Crest, which produces more than 2 million cases of wine annually in Paterson, making it the largest producer in the Northwest.
"It brings attention to who you are," he said. "It just brings one more huge piece of notoriety to Washington. There's nothing in front of No. 1."
Those hoping to find the world's top wine on store shelves will be hard pressed, however, as the wine has been basically sold out for months. However, Columbia Crest has been fielding calls from customers and seeing if it can find any through distributors.
Columbia Crest wasn't the only winery owned by Ste. Michelle Wine Estates to make the list. Chateau Ste. Michelle's 2006 Canoe Ridge Estate cabernet sauvignon was No. 38, and Spring Valley Vineyards' 2005 Uriah red blend from Walla Walla was No. 60.
As a whole, Washington had nine wines in the top 100.
Cayuse Vineyards in Walla Walla was at No. 26 for its Cailloux Vineyard syrah. Novelty Hill in Woodinville was No. 33 for its 2006 cabernet sauvignon. Efest, another Woodinville winery, was No. 36 for its syrah from Red Mountain. Barnard Griffin in Richland was No. 66 for its 2008 riesling. Magnificent Wine Co. of Walla Walla was No. 72 for its 2006 syrah. And Waterbrook Winery of Walla Walla was No. 74 for its 2006 reserve cabernet sauvignon.
Two Oregon wines also made the top 100: Argyle Winery of Dundee was No. 18 for its 1999 Extended Tirage sparkling wine, and King Estate of Eugene was No. 77 for its 2008 Signature Collection pinot gris.
* Andy Perdue is editor of Wine Press Northwest, a quarterly wine magazine owned by the Tri-City Herald.


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OK so it's kind of depressing that people are leaving St. Louis in droves (hey, they do always come back) but look... people are leaving Detroit to move HERE. So we can take some comfort and laughter from that. :)
Overrated team's crybaby fan has a meltdown because he's finally realizing that their goaltending isn't good enough to make it through the playoffs. Excuse me as I pour out a 40 for them. Check out this exerpt: Have a Fresca and deal with this: With 14 games left, the Detroit Red Wings have no idea who their starting goalie is going to be. Oh and you just shut your whore mouth if you want to sit there and tell me it's going to be a home/away rotation. I don't care what Uncle Mike is saying or what Digger is believing it. It won't happen because it wouldn't work. "So, umm, Ozzie. We dig you and you're our starter...but only on the road because we don't have confidence you'll win at the Joe so you go ahead and trot your happy ass out there for Game 3. See you in a few days. Meanwhile...Conk, you big bastard. You're our starter. At home. Not on the road. Not quite sure you can hack it. So get out there. Get out there and win those first two because I'm sitting your ass when we take this thing to Dallas." It makes no difference. Really. It makes no motherfu**ing difference because...honestly?....neither goalie is good enough. That's that. And that's all. Neither one. You know. I dig Malik. I do. But holy mother of fu**....this? Sad.
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Okay, Today I am tired. Odd because I had another great night's sleep. BTW Great sleep seems to correspond to late workouts at the gym. Going to have a bouillon now and maybe one later.
1 thing I hate about FF, Feeling nauseous after taking my morning vitamins. Almost lost my BPC this morning.


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Funding opportunities
Analyzing myc function in human embryonic stem cells
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SEED Grant
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$483 077
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A critical open question in regenerative medicine is how to create successful stem cell therapies that yield regenerative growth healing the patient but without giving them cancers which are thought to be the most likely side effect of these types of therapies. One step toward achieving this goal of having human embryonic stem cells (hESC) that are as effective and safe as possible is to identify (1) the stem cell factors that promote the properties of stem cells to regrow organs and (2) the factors that promote cancer formation. With this information we can "customize" hESC to be more functional but not cause cancer. Unfortunately because cancer is a highly related process to regenerative organ growth, the prediction is that the same factors that would tend to enhance the ability of stem cells to mediate regenerative growth are also likely to promote cancer. One example of such factors is the myc family of proto-oncogenes. The main objective of this proposal is to test the hypothesis that the concentration of Myc in hESC determines their regenerative and cancer capacities. We predict that we can identify an optimum amount of Myc that will yield hESC that have enhanced regenerative medicine properties without increased risk of cancer. To this end, we will conduct studies where we selectively raise or lower the amount of Myc in hESC and follow the properties of the "low Myc" hESC, "medium Myc" hESC, and "high Myc" hESC using in vitro assays as well as in vivo assays in mice for regenerative growth in injury models and for tumorigenesis. Our broader goal is to test the novel and risky hypothesis, that we can harness an oncogene to work in a beneficial manner in hESC to promote better regenerative medicine.
Statement of Benefit to California:
There is great promise in the potential use of human embryonic stem cells (hESC) for regenerative medicine therapies to treat a number of serious medical disorders such as liver disease, blood disorders, neurological disorders, diabetes, heart disease and other conditions. An important place to begin building a foundation for such therapies is to increase our understanding of how hESC function, specifically what makes them more likely to mediate regenerative organ growth and what makes them more likely to cause the unacceptable side effect of cancer. The proposed research, investigating the master regulators of hESC normal and cancerous function, will be of great benefit to the State of California. These studies will promote our ability to use hESC in a safe and effective manner and may allow us to customize hESC lines with an optimum amount of Myc that promotes their beneficial activity while eliminating the risk of cancer.
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SYNOPSIS: The investigator will evaluate the role of c-myc and N-myc in the proliferation, differentiation and potential tumorigenesis of human embryonic stem cells (hESC). In the first specific aim, the investigator will analyze the biology of myc-deficient hESC by using lentiviral vector medicated gene transfer to introduce shRNA expression cassettes targeted to N-myc and/or c-myc. In the second aim, the investigator will modulate myc levels by using a tet-on promoter system. The investigator anticipates that myc over-expression will stimulate proliferation, confer growth factor independence, inhibit differentiation as well as promote retention of pluripotency. In the 3rd aim, the investigator will test regulation of the in vivo behavior of hESC by myc in tumorigenisis and regeneration in injury models. He proposes to use NOD/SCID/MPSVII mice so that the behavior of hESC can be tracted by virtue of their expression of GUSB. Marrow damage induced by irradiation or liver damage induced by CCL4 will be studied in mice that receive hESC. INNOVATION AND SIGNIFICANCE: The overall hypothesis being tested asks whether the expression level of myc determines a regenerative versus an oncogenic phenotype. The investigator's specific hypothesis that the myc proteins have important roles in hESC is plausible and based on data already available in the mouse system. He proposes complex, state of the art methodology to modulate myc expression levels using lentiviral vector mediated gene transfer. As such, the proposal is moderately inovative although one reviewer noted that the hypothesis is not a novel idea and that the work breaks no new ground. The proposal's significance reflects the critical need to understand the function of specific genes in hESC biology. It's narrow focus, while laudable with respect to scientific design, may limit the mechanistic understanding that emerges from these studies. Thus, the results of this study are not expected to provide significant new insight into the problem of carcinogenic potential of ESC derived cell therapies. STRENGTHS: This is new project for a recently appointed assistent professor who was highly productive as a graduate student and who had a long and productive post-docotral fellow with the myc guru, Robert Eissenman. Based on this experience and the thoughtfulness of his proposal, we can infer that he understands the complexities of myc biology. He has formed colloborations with Dr. Nolta who is an expert in xenograft models and with Dr. Li who has experience in working with lentiviral vectors and hESC. Overall the enviroment seems optimal for the proposed work. WEAKNESSES: The proposal utilizes complex methodology which is relatively new to the investigator and which may require substantial effort to implement. The collaborative team has no track record of working together. The biological endpoints may be difficult to quantify precisely and to interpret in biological terms. Also, while the investigator acknowledges the role of myc as a modulator of transcription, he does not propose to attempt to define downstream targets of myc. DISCUSSION: There was no further discussion following reviewers' comments.


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PEORIA,Ill -- A libertarian candidate with his eye on the 92nd district seat will not be on the ballot in the November general election.
The Peoria County Officers Electoral Board has ruled that more than 1,100 signatures gathered by three volunteers for Libertarian Candidate Chad Grimm are not valid. That's because the volunteers did similar work for candidates in the Democratic party during this election season which violates state law.
"The law is the law and I take full responsibility for that as the candidate. But what is then the process of verifying the validity of what you are told by a citizen?" Grimm said.
"I think it's difficult obviously for an independent party candidate not have a circulator who has previously voted or participated in either of the main political parties. But the law imposes that obligation on the candidate," said Attorney Tim Howard.
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Coach Holly is conducting Level I and II courses in the North Dallas area:
I'm planning to do Level I & II Archery Instructor Certification intensives the weekend of May 24-25, 2014.
Level I is all day Saturday. Level II is all day Sunday. You must attend the Level I or be previously Level I Certified to attend Level II seminars. (Meaning you can attend Level I and II the same weekend.)
The seminars will last 8AM-5PM with an hour for lunch and several breaks throughout. The exam will be administered starting at 5PM each day followed by a period of Q&A/discussion.
If you need both L1 and L2, the cost is $175. If you only need L1, the cost is $100. Class materials are included in this price. USAA/NFAA membership and background check are NOT included in this price. If you are simply RENEWING your L2, the cost is $75.
These seminars will be at the Texas Archery Academy's new indoor facility at 9500 N. Central Expwy. #100, Dallas, TX 75231. (This location is hard to see from the road. Enter the shopping complex underneath the Spec's Liquor store. We are literally underneath Spec's and behind DaVita Dialysis.)
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Warren Prell
Geological Sciences
Phone: +1 401 863 3221
Phone 2: +1 401 863 3339
I research global-scale paleoceanography and local-scale estuarine oceanography. I am interested in the paleoceanographic evolution of the Cenozoic climate-ocean system and the interaction between global tectonic and orbital forcing on the evolution of climate. I study changes on the modern annual cycle and on geologic time scales. My estuarine oceanography research is on distribution and causes of low dissolved oxygen in Narragansett Bay.
I received a BA in 1966 with Honors from Hanover College, and a PhD in 1974 from Columbia University. I became director of oceanographic and geologic programs for the NYC Energy Research and Development Authority before being appointed as Assistant Professor in the Department of Geological Sciences at Brown in 1975. I was promoted to full professor in 1989, and was appointed to the Henry L. Doherty Chair in Oceanography in 1990.
My research seeks to understand the evolution of the Cenozoic climate-ocean system and especially the evolution of the Indian-Asian monsoon system and how it is forced by interaction between regional tectonic changes, orbital forcing, and inter-hemisphere ocean feedbacks. A major thrust in my ongoing collaborative grant with Z. Liu (U. of Wisconsin) is the generation of time dependant GCM simulations of past climate that enable us to directly compare paleoceanographic timeseries to climate model results. This collaboration has already yielded several publications.
My estuarine oceanography research seeks to understand the dynamics of carbon and nitrogen cycling in Narragansett Bay as related to the recent and past environmental history of the Bay. Our NOAA CHRP grant and Brown seed money support have produced exciting results, which were presented at the Estuarine Research Foundation 19th Biennial Conference in Providence in fall 2008. Topics included the Episodic Summer-Time Hypoxia in Narragansett Bay (Narragansett Bay CHRP) (Prell WL, Murray DW, Orchardo JM, Deacutis C, Saarman E), Grain Size Patterns and Elemental Composition of Surface Sediments from Narragansett Bay (Murray, D.W., Rincon, C.E., and Prell, W.L), and Benthic foraminifers as proxies for the spatial and temporal extent of hypoxia (Narragansett Bay CHRP) (Martin, April H, Prell, Warren L, Murray, David, Heggie, Keira). These initial studies have set the foundation for new proposals on eutrophication and environmental history of the Bay. To help develop the critical mass of researchers here at Brown, I have worked closely with Jeremy Rich, a new appointment in CES, to develop the seed money proposal "Developing an Interdisciplinary Research Team: Narragansett Bay as a Model System". The past year's research has generated the data for several publications, which are in preparation. The dynamics of carbon/Nitrogen cycling related to estuarine processes is a hot topic and one that Brown researchers can carve out a niche.
2008: Elected Fellow of the American Geophysical Union (AGU)
2002: Hanover College Alumni Achievement Award for distinguished professional service
Fellow, Cooperative Institute for Climate and Ocean Research, A Joint Institute of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 2000-.
Chair, United States Science Advisory Committee (USSAC) to the JOI/United States Science Support Program of the Ocean Drilling Program, 2001-2004.
Member, Committee of Visitors for NSF review of Marine Geosciences Section, June 2003.
Member, external review committee for Duke University, Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences in the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences, February 2003.
Member, Advisory Council of the Department of Geological & Geophysical Sciences, Princeton University, 2000-.
Member, Nominating Committee, AGU Oceans Section, 2001-2003.
Member, MESH Steering Committee for NSF Marine Earth System History, 1993-2003.
Member of Steering Committee of EPILOG (Environmental Processes of the Ice Age: Land, Ocean, & Glaciers) an international program to understand past climates, 1998-.
Member of External Tenure Review Committee, 2000, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
Member of External Review Committee for the Graduate Program in the College of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Oregon State University, 1997.
Member of Advisory Committee, Paleoclimate Modeling Intercomparison Project (PMIP), an international project endorsed by the International Geosphere-Biosphere Program and the World Climate Research Program, 1996-.
Member of the Editorial Search Committee, American Geophysical Union, JGR-Oceans.
Member of External Tenure Review Committee, 1997, 1998, 1999, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute.
Invited Member to NSF meeting on needs for an Ocean Data Assimilation Center as part of the World Ocean Circulation Experiment (WOCE), February 1997.
Member, Advisory Council of the Department of Geological & Geophysical Sciences, Princeton University, 1995-1999.
Member, JOIDES-ODP Ocean History Panel, 1994-1997.
Member, MESH Steering Committee for NSF Marine Earth System History, 1993-.
Member, NAS/U.S. National Committee for INQUA (International Union for Quaternary Research), 1992-1996.
Member, NSF Review Panel, The Geologic Record of Global Change, 1990-1991.
Counselor for AMQUA, American Quaternary Association, elected 1990-1993.
Chair, Oversight Review Panel for NSF Ocean Drilling Program, 1989.
Member, Ocean Sciences Board (NRC) Committee on Oceans' Role in Global Change, 1989-1993.
Liaison Member to Advisory Committee for Earth Sciences, NSF, 1988-1990.
Member, Advisory Committee for the Atmospheric Sciences, NSF, 1987-1990.
Member, Narragansett Bay Project, Scientific and Academic Advisory Committee, 1986.
Member, NOAA Review Panel, National Academy of Science, Ocean Studies Board, 1986.
Member of Indian Ocean Panel, Ocean Drilling Program, 1983-1988
Member, NSF Review Panel, JOI Proposal for Management of Ocean Drilling Program, 1984.
Member, NSF Review Panel for Submarine Geology and Geophysics, Ocean Sciences Program, 1980-1982.
GEOL 0070: Introduction to the Oceans
GEOL 1100: Global Descriptive Physcial Oceanography
GEOL 1110: Estuarine Oceanography
GEOL 1120: Paleoceanography
Current Graduate Students:
Rocio Caballero
Former Graduate Students:
David Anderson, Ph.D. '91
Nicola Barratt, Sc.M. '88
Robert Breynaert, Sc.M. '86
Jiajie Chen, Ph.D. '94
Min-Te Chen, Ph.D. '94
Steven Clemens, Ph.D. '90
Jeffrey Donnelly, Ph.D. '00
Harry Dowsett, Ph.D. '88
Lisa DuBois, Ph.D. '94
John Farrell, Ph.D. '91
Paul Gay, Sc.M. '93
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RI Sea Grant, A Multi-Proxy Reconstruction of Anthropogenic-Induced Productivity and Spatial Coupling in Narragansett Bay
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Election workers at precincts in Albany's Ward 2 weren't very busy Tuesday.
Only 7.2% of the registered voters in the ward cast ballots in the runoff won by Bobby Coleman over Commissioner Ivey Hines. But those voters who did show up at the polls say it's always important to vote.
Sharon Hall said, "It's very important for people to get out and vote, so that their voices can be heard in order for us to make a change." Alvin Lamar said,"If you want to get something done, you put the right people in, so that's why I'm out here voting this afternoon, to try to get things right."
Back in the general election on November 5th, nearly 14% of eligible voters in Albany cast ballots.
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1st set is barn on left tractor and Farmer gus, rest is full set view around 50 -50 with shipping the way I get it
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Christmas is around the corner.
Saw this one
1st set is barn on left tractor and Farmer gus, rest is full set view around 50 -50 with shipping the way I get it
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Is this at your IH Dealer? Where did you find this online?
Mike in La Crosse, WI
Mike (Happy as a Lark in Allison Park, PA)
Check out my Restoration Thread (1955 Cub, Lewis)
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Google Farmall Holiday village and you will find several places selling them. It looks as if Out Back Toy store may have the best prices.
http://www.outbacktoystore.com/Farmall- ... liday-Barn
Bradford Exchange also has them, but they are high priced and sometimes a little misleading about the total collection which appears to be 6 pieces.
http://www.bradfordexchange.com/product ... llage.html
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From what I have been reading online at bradford , pretty confusing thats how they get you.
This picture id off bradfords web. Probally wont order from there .
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Accord-ing to research made by students in 1928-29 for Dr. J.J. Doster, the three first schools in Walker County were located at South Lowell, Jasper, and Democrat (which was located between Dora and Summit).
Democrat's first teacher was Mr. York, and later, Mr. Robinson.
In 1857, David Manasco became the first Superintendent of Education for Walker County. A few of the early teachers were: Shepherd, McDade, Morris, Amiss, Lamar and Scott.
School conditions were described as very poor. Schools were held in a log house with split logs forming the floor. Needless to say, the buildings were very cold.
The patrons hired the best educated men to teach school. They had no school books to study, so they used the BIBLE. Two months was usually the length of a term. The children walked from two to 10 miles to school. At the start, the children sat on the floor. Later, they split logs and put supports under them to make a bench for them.
Hiram Roberts was one of the early teachers in the county. His contract was written Nov. 16, 1849. His contract read: " In consideration of the above obligations, we the undersigned persons do severely promise to pay said Roberts seven dollars per scholar for each scholar subscribed to his articles on or by termination of said term and furnish him with a good house suited to the comfort of his vocation. This the 16th of November, 1849."
One other school I will mention at this time was Providence School,1849, near Parrish. Edith Deason, long-time educator in Walker County, years ago shared the information concerning her grandfather, "Jap" Jones who taught at this school in those early years. Cassandra Jones, his wife, taught at Mt. Hope in 1895 which was the year public funds first became available. She has been credited with beginning the first nursery school. She had three children so she made a play area in the corner of her classroom and kept Baby Chester in it. This family and their descendants have served in the schools of Walker County over a period of many years.
America School was held in Zion Church and later moved to America Mining Camp in 1909.
Old Bankhead School was opened during World War I in 1918. It was moved to a new location later and called Owens School.
Edith and Elbert Deason married in 1924. J. Alex Moore, County Superintendent, gave Elbert a $10.00 a month raise, but he did not give Edith a raise. In 1931, Edith Deason and Irma Borden taught in three big rooms at Providence. This was the first year for Parents and Teachers Association (P.T.A)
Townley School was begun about 1880 in a one-room building that the patrons built. Mr. J.D. H Elton was the first teacher. He was followed by Fannie Townley, Monroe Townely, and Mattie Townley in the next seven years. The teachers bearing the Townely name were descendants of Daniel Townely in January 15, 1822.
George Bagwell came to teach in 1890. Suring these years, when a student progressed through the "Fourth McGuffey Reader," he was cinsudered educated.
In the year 1898, there were 32 children in school.
In the County Board Minutes on May 27, 1932, Superintendent Alex Moore advised not to hire new teachers who were married women.
Here were some "Rules of Conduct for Teachers":
1. You will not marry for the term of your contract.
2. You are not to keep company with men.
3. You must be home between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. unless attending school functions. 4. You may not loiter downtown in ice cream parlors.
5. You may not travel beyond the city limits unless you have permission of the Chairman of the Board.
6. You may not ride in a carriage or and automobile with any man unless he is your father or brother.
7. You may not smoke cigarettes.
8. You may not dress in bright colors.
10. You must wear at least two petticoats
9. You may not under any circumstance dye your hair.
11. Your dresses must be any shorter than two inches above the ankle.
12. To keep the school room neat and clean, you must sweep the floor at least once daily; scrub the floor at least once a week with hot soapy water; clean the blackboard once a day; and start the fire at 7 a.m. so the room will be warm by 8.
Does anyone see a long crowd lined up for a job today with those stipulations?
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Our modern day lifestyles demand so much from us leaving very little time to think about the welfare of the underprivileged. Jana Seva Inc. a non-profit organization promoting orphanage and old age homes in India, is taking a big step forward in organizing a charity fundraiser program to renew the awareness of the foundation's activities and educate the masses.
The proceeds from the MORNING RAGA concerts will be utilized to fund the charity causes in India
The passion and experience of Padmashree Smt. Sudha Ragunathan with her golden voice, mixed with the dexterity of Sri. Amit Heri on the lead guitar, and the musical creativity of other leading musicians, will create an eclectic and enigmatic fusion of modern and classical music that will enthrall the audience as they have a conversation with each other through the music they play- with no bar on nationality, age or seniority. This unique fusion concert is a must-attend concert for any citizen looking for a niche composition that will quench their musical thirst.
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Sunday, April 21, 2013
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Time: From 4.00 PM
Venue: Dekelboum Concert Hall,
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SUGAR HILL -- One northern Gwinnett city will begin the new year with a new city hall.
Sugar Hill officials announced a Jan. 13 grand opening for the new city edifice, located at West Broad Street and Temple Drive.
The city congratulated Precision Planning, Pond Engineering, Van Winkle Construction and Reeves Construction for the work on the $11 million, 33,000-square-foot building in a city newletter.
The grand opening celebration, set for 1 to 4 p.m., will feature dignitaries, food and commemorative mementos. People will be able to tour the building, where historical documents of the city's early days will be on display. Attendees are also invited to walk around an amenity pond and amphitheater, where concerts will be held.
Participants can also take part in a "living history" project by taking part in a video taping.
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Election Law @ Moritz has assembled a set of resources concerning the topic of elections going into overtime.
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It is a fortuitous coincidence that the University of Virginia's Journal of Law & Politics has just published a piece of mine that shows the relevance of the current vote-counting process in Virginia's Attorney General election to what might happen if the 2016 presidential election turns on a similar vote-counting process in Virginia.
The latest election law news from across the country...last updated August 22 (9:31 PM).
Professor Daniel Tokaji was quoted in an article from the Associated Press about an attorney general opinion that allows the Ohio treasurer to conduct telephone town halls using public money. The opinion will likely have broad ramifications for the upcoming elections, Tokaji said.
"As a practical matter, while that legal advice is certainly right, very serious concerns can arise about whether these are really intended to inform Ohio constituents about the operations of his office or if they're campaign events," he said.
State: North Carolina
Issue: Issue 1: Does House Bill 589 deny or abridge the right to vote on account of race, color, or membership in a language minority in violation of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act 42 U.S.C. §1793?
Issue 2: Was House Bill 589 enacted and enforced with the purpose of denying or abridging the right to vote on account of race, color, or membership in a language minority in violation of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act 42 U.S.C. §1793, the Fourteenth Amendment, and Fifteenth Amendment?


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---- — PORT HENRY — A National Grid crew arrived at shortly before 5 p.m. to restore electricity to a section of the village here.
The power company had thought the 2:30 p.m. outage to Main Street between Rice Lane and Elizabeth Street and Elizabeth and Grove streets had possibly been caused by a failed transformer. However, it was found a homeowner on Shea Lane had cut down a tree that accidentally fell on power lines.
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Mr. Ray Jones used his 16mm video camera to document the aftermath of the April 3, 1974 tornado outbreak in Guin Alabama.
This was a F-5 Tornado that killed 25 people and destroyed the entire town. This was part of the super outbreak that also slammed our area killing several and leaving millions of dollars in damage.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio's public safety department is expanding its online registry of repeat drunken-drivers.
The registry includes drivers who have five or more DUI convictions in the past two decades.
The change comes after reports that the registry contained information from courts in only about half of Ohio's counties.
The list contains 5,300 names compared with about 400 before the update.
A spokeswoman for the State Highway Patrol says the new list is a more up-to-date and complete.
The public safety department is no longer relying on local courts to supply the information and instead is compiling the list from electronic records.
You can find a link to the registry here.
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Pacifica Senior Living Calaroga Terrace is a retirement community in Portland, Oregon offering independent and assisted living with close access to medical care, shopping, dining and entertainment. At Pacifica, we truly want our residents to know they have found the right place at the right time in their life. Managed by Encore Senior Living, our diverse and extensive activities program reflects what our residents enjoy doing the most. Our Portland, OR senior living community has ongoing seminars, walking, arts and crafts, games, lunch outings, trips throughout Oregon, and so much more! With chef-prepared meals daily as well as weekly housekeeping and paid utilities, you'll have time to rediscover life's pleasures!


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Recently I did develop a Symbian application. In Qt simulator it works perfect but in actual device the application terminates unexpectedly. I suspect this is a memory leak issue.
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3900+ sq ft Beach Front Vacation Home - Santa Cruz in Santa Cruz
- bedrooms 5
- baths 3½
- sleeps 14
- pool no
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Incredible beachfront rental!. This home is on the sand with
panoramic views up and down the Coast of Monterey and Santa Cruz,
Ca. Whether you are looking for an escape, a family reunion, a
surprise birthday party location or a relaxing few weeks by the
beach, you will love this house. This house was previously rented
and the guests come back year after year as the house holds many
happy memories for them. The property is on Manresa
beach, which is perfect for children, surfing, fishing, sunbathing
or just plain fun.
You will never be bored in this house. It is in a location that will
ensure your comfort. pick a spot by the window to put your feet up,
read or sit with your favorite Chardonnay as the sun sets. The
kitchen, bedrooms and all living areas in the home have incredible
ocean views. You will also find a bbq located on the upper deck. Why
stay in a hotel when you can have your own home right on the sand?.
This home is within a 10 minute drive of the Seascape Resort and
shopping center in Aptos, Ca. It is within 20 minutes from Santa
Cruz, Ca where the beach boardwalk is located.
This spacious beachfront home is perfect for corporate retreats, company meetings and off site work projects. It is only 45 minutes from the San Jose Airport and the Silicon Valley.
Paradise awaits you - It is closer than you think!
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5+ bedrooms and 31/2 baths. You will get more than 3900 sq ft. of
living space with the beach as your back yard.
Three full size refrigerators, fully equipped kitchen, two TVs,
gas fireplace, large deck, private beach entrance, two living room
areas. Three dining room areas and more. The home has 2 king size
beds, 3 queen size beds, a day bed w/trundle that turns into king
size bed.
oceaviews from each living area in the home, family size gas grill
on the deck overlooking the water and right above the sandy beach.
Washer and dryer facilities.
If interested call me so I can give you all the information on this
home. There is too much to write!.
activities and attractions in Santa Cruz Central Coast
surfing, body surfing, sunbathing, fishing, walking (two plus mile
beach stretch), jogging, bbqing, bonfires, volleyball and many other
activities right in front of your own home!
vacation rental rates
Visa/Mc and American Express Accepted
Three night minimum = Low Season $565.00/per night - High Season
$650.00 per night.
High Season is from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend
every year. Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas (One-Week Minimum
Stay is Required)
Restrictions: No Pets and No Smoking
A $700.00 Refundable security Deposit is required at the time the
property is reserved and it will be returned after departure. A
$200.00 Cleaning fee will be retained. Linens provided on one-week
plus stays.
4 PM check in and 11 AM check out. Early check ins and Late check
outs will be accomodated on a case by case basis.
No pets or smokers please.
Maximum occupancy is 14 people.
$700 fully refundable security deposit within 14 days
$200 cleaning deposit/non-refundable
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CHATTANOOGA (WRCB) - Starting November 1, parents wanting their children to attend one of the following magnet schools in Hamilton County can submit an application for the 2013-2014 school year:
You can find the applications at http://www.hcde.org/ or pick one up at any of the magnet schools listed or at the Hamilton County Department of Education's Central Office beginning November 1
The deadline for applying is January 31, 2013.
Some of the schools will be holding tours for prospective parents.
Contact the school's parent coordinator for tour dates and times.
A public drawing or lottery will be held in February 2013.
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