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Spartan did what it had to doOctober 02,2013My Sept. 11 Newsgathering and Writing class lesson was to be about social media and the Internet and how it has changed the landscape of newspaper reporting.
I was going to talk about how now, with our newspaper websites and Facebook and Twitter, we can get news out as its unfolding, unlike the days of old when readers had to wait a day later for the print version on the front steps.
I was going to use the text example of how Facebook is a great way to publicize stories on your papers website and how Twitter is a vital, play-by-play tool to report court cases when cameras arent allowed in.
But a press release from the Vermont State Police changed that lesson. When students came in to the 9 a.m. class, I had the Spartan Twitter page and Facebook page on the overhead projector, both announcing that two CSC football stars had been charged with stealing sporting goods from Dicks, where one worked.
Then I showed them the Spartan website, where a short story about the arrests had been posted. From about 8 to 8:45 a.m. that morning, the two Spartan editors wrote, set up interviews, tweeted and posted on Facebook. They tweeted and updated the story for hours, finally calling it a day around 9 p.m.
The Spartan is a club, mind you. Yes, some students get independent course credits to work on it, but its still a club.
The Spartan had the story before almost every area news outlet and by the end of the day the Associated Press had it and people were reading about it in Miami, California and North Carolina.
But almost as soon as the stories and tweets were posted about this news story, the comments started flooding in, many negative, but some defending the editors.
Some commented on how its the role of the Spartan to make the college look good. One frequent tweeter throughout the day even started name-calling (#nerds) and saying it was nobodys business and that the Spartan should stop publishing and updating about the arrests. Those bothered me.
Spartan reporters arent nerds, in my opinion, nor is it their job to make the college look good. I would argue that most issues do make the college look good, with stories about triumphs and awards and profiles about outstanding students and faculty.
I was torn by this story. Students in my Newsgathering class may have seen me as excited about the story. I was more sick about it for the school and the football program and nervous that the Spartan editors, whom I advise, would be ultra careful and accurate with everything they did. My name is in the staff box, too.
I could see in the faces of my colleagues, who had taught one of the two players, how distraught they were. Students who are good friends with the players werent happy about the story, either. I didnt like that the Spartan had to write these stories. But the Spartan DID have to write these stories.
Journalism students at Castleton State need to learn that when a story like this breaks, it simply has to be reported. Do the stories have the potential of putting the school in a bad light? Yes. Do the journalists relish that? No. But they must ask the questions and write the facts as they are presented and give the accused a chance to have their say, too.
Social media played a huge role in the dissemination of the news and the resulting comment fallout on Sept. 11, 2013. I hope the majority of the college community realizes that the messenger in this case was doing what it had to do.
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10:12am Wednesday 5th December 2012 in Winchester
MORE than 5,000 households across the Winchester district are set for above-inflation increases in rent.
The city council is proposing an average increase of 4.2 per cent from April 2013, or £4.12 a week.
Since April the city council has the freedom to set whatever rent it chooses.
Its 30-year business plan proposes an annual increase of inflation plus 0.5 per cent. Another part of the increase is a sum to achieve a 'target rent' to better reflect market values, local economic conditions and the number of bedrooms.
A report to the cabinet (housing) committee on Monday (DEC10) states that council rents are on average 35 per cent of the private sector.
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In just a few months, 1,600 people will ride their bikes through Southwest Virginia as part of the Bike Virginia tour. An exciting opportunity says Pete Eshelman with the Roanoke Regional Partnership.
"We have some cool stuff right here and for these folks to come see and experience, and that is rewarding," says Eshelman.
The six day tour will start off at Maury Park in Buena Vista, and cyclists will make their way down to the Botetourt Roanoke area before heading back.
According to Bike Virginia, last year folks spent 1.8 million dollars in the areas they toured, and expect the same economic impact when they hit the road this June in our area. Eshelman says it even has a lasting effect on the economy once they leave.
"Bring people outside of the area here. They come here they set foot, they have a great experience and get to know a little bit more about Roanoke region has to offer. Then they go back and hopefully they come back from vacations or if they have companies they look at expanding or relocating here to the area," says Eshelman.
Bike Virginia also gives backs to the community, by working together with local charities to sponsor rest stops in exchange for a donation to that organization. That was seen back in 2011, when Bike Virginia rolled through Pulaski after the devastating tornadoes a touching moment for bike Virginia executive director Doctor Kimberley Perry who is originally from the New River Valley.
"We were able to give money to the civic groups and they in exchange helped host the tour and it was nice thing to be a part of the recovery in that area at that time," says Perry.
And hope to continue working together to bring more money to the region and it charities, all while having fun.


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PLAYBILL BRIEF ENCOUNTER With Mark Brokaw, the Director Helping Cinderella Slip Into New Shoes
By Robert Simonson
Mark Brokaw, lauded for directing the works of Paul Vogel, Douglas Carter Beane, Nicky Silver and Kenneth Lonergan, brings his magic to the Broadway premiere of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella.
Director Mark Brokaw's latest Broadway assignment presents a unique opportunity. He's been given the opportunity to stage a Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II musical that has never before graced the Great White Way. Cinderella premiered as a 1957 television film starring Julie Andrews in the title role. Since then, it's been remade for television twice. It's also been given a number of live presentations, regionally, since the 1960s, with amendments to the TV script and score. The property's closest brush with Broadway was a national tour that played The Theatre at Madison Square Garden, in 2001; it was also produced by New York City Opera in 2005.
For this new Broadway production, the show has been updated for contemporary audiences with a new book by Douglas Carter Beane (Sister Act, Xanadu, Lysistrata Jones, The Little Dog Laughed, As Bees in Honey Drown). Additionally, four Rodgers and Hammerstein songs have been interpolated into the original score. We got a few minutes with Brokaw, known for directing Broadway's The Lyons, Cry-Baby, Reckless, The Constant Wife and After Miss Julie, and Off-Broadway's Lobby Hero, This Is Our Youth, How I Learned to Drive, The Dying Gaul and more.
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It must be one of the challenges for you, to strike that balance between a sincere respect for the musical and finding a fresh interpretation that would appeal to modern audiences.
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A woods fire in north Caddo Parish Wednesday afternoon highlighted the danger posed right now by the extremely dry conditions in the ArkLaTex. As a result, all of north Caddo Parish is now under a burn ban. Crews from Caddo Fire District 7 and 8 battled the blaze that is believed to have been sparked by a limb on a power line behind the Superior Tire and Timber mill off of Highway 1 between Oil City and Vivian. The fire burned as many as 20 acres or more, according to CFD Fire Chief James Paulette, who says the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry came in to plow fire lines to help keep the flames away from the mill and tie yard itself. While the flames got close to one structure, there are no reports of any being reached. Paulette says because of the rising temperatures and dropping humidity, fire district chiefs in the area met Wednesday afternoon to discuss putting a burn ban in place. That order is was placed into effect Thursday morning.
That means the entire parish is now under a burn ban. The southern half of the parish was placed under a burn ban on August 20.
Burn bans are also already in effect for Webster, Bossier, DeSoto, Natchitoches and Sabine in Louisiana.
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AIM Pro Angler Brett King managed a Ninth Place finish in the recent AIM Pro Walleye Series tournament at Dubuque, Iowa. His three-day weight of 43.96 pounds was just enough to maintain his lead in the 2011 J. J. Keller Angler of the Year race. The cumulative results are making for the tightest race in the three year history of the AIM Pro Walleye Series.
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The Angler of the Year calculations are based on the weight of the winning Pro at each event. At Dubuque, Robert Lampman staged a come from behind victory and posted a total weight of 87.58 pounds. This winning weight is assigned 100 points, or 100%. Each subsequent angler receives a corresponding point value equal to his or her total weight as a percentage of the winners weight.
The cumulative Angler of the Year standings include the point values from the Winneconne, Bay Mills, and Dubuque tournaments. Following the Dubuque tournament, the Top Ten in the 2011 J. J. Keller Fishing Team Angler of the Year race are as follows:
1. Brett King 202.23 points
2. Ross Grothe 190.48
3. Tommy Skarlis 187.62
4. Mike Gofron 187.13
5. Robert Blosser 179.99
6. Joe Okada 177.62
7. Brandon Carpenter 155.76
8. Keith Kavajecz 151.47
9. Gary Parsons 139.10
10. Mark Martin 125.50
The next tournament in the 2011 season is the AIM International Walleye Championship scheduled for September 15 17 at Akaska, South Dakota. This tournament will crown the 2011 AIM Champion. The Championship results will also be factored into the Angler of the Year race.
Once again for 2011, the J. J. Keller Fishing Team is dangling a $10,000 prize for the Angler of the Year. This award recognizes the most consistent angler over the four tournament season.
The spread between Brett King in first place and Mike Gofron in fourth place is only 15 points. Based on the large weights in previous Akaska tournaments, 15 percentage points could be a margin of only one walleye. Ross Grothe and Tommy Skarlis are also within the one fish margin. The 2010 J. J. Keller Fishing Team Angler of the Year, Robert Blosser is lurking in fifth position; Joe Okada is only 2 points behind Robert.
Tournament veteran Mike Gofron is returning to the scene of his 2009 AIM tournament victory at Akaska. Lund Pro Staffer Gofron also knows that Lund Boats has placed a $5,000 bounty on any Lund Pro that wins an AIM tournament. In addition, if the Angler of the Year has fished all four of the AIM events from a Lund he stands to pick up another $10,000 bonus! You can not count out Mark Martin, either. Lund Pro Martin has a history of tournament success on the Missouri River. A stumble by any of the AOY leaders could open the door for Martin to pick up the tournament victory and the Lund bonuses, especially with the seven fish daily limit with no slot limitations with the AIM CRR format.
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ANDERSON, Ind. —
A Hall of Fame driver, a Hall of Fame trainer and the defending champ highlight the 10-horse field for tonight's 20th running of the Dan Patch Invitational.
The race carries a purse of $200,000 and will be the 11th race on the card. First post is 5:30 p.m. and the Dan Patch will have an approximate post of 9:30.
Rockincam, trained by R. Nifty Norman and driven by Jason Dillander, returns to defend his 2012 Dan Patch title. He has raced seven times this season and has won twice, raking in $72,750 in the process. He will come from post No. 4 and has morning line odds of 7-2.
Hall of Fame driver John Campbell, who has amassed more money as a harness driver than anyone in the history of the sport, will come to Anderson to drive A Rocknroll Dance. Campbell is behind the 9-2 shot, but the horse has raced just once this year and finished sixth. A Rocknroll Dance is one of four millionaire horses in the field. Aracache Hanover, Bolt The Duer and Up The Credit are the others.
Up The Credit is trained by Carl Jamieson and will be driven by Trace Tetrick. Jamieson was recently named to the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame.
Up The Credit has raced six times in 2012 and won twice, but those were his last two starts and both came earlier this month.
Jamieson told the Daily Racing Form, "He's a very nice horse. He's on top of his game. I think he's coming into his own right now."
Fred And Ginger will come from post No. 5 for driver Ricky Macomber Jr. The horse is trained by Ron Burke, who has a Dan Patch victory on his resume.
The morning line favorite is Hurrikane Kingcole, coming out of the No. 1 post for driver Brett Miller. He has the fastest lifetime mark in the field, 1:47.3, set a year ago at the Meadowlands.
HRTV will carry the Dan Patch Invitational as well as several other races on the card. On-air personality Peter Lurie will provide live commentary. He has covered the Indiana Derby in the past but this will be his first trip to Hoosier Park for the Dan Patch.
Other activities at the Anderson track include a driver autograph session beginning at 4 p.m., a $25,000 guaranteed superfecta, a $10,000 guaranteed Pick 4, bungee jumps, a zip line, hot air balloon rides, helicopter rides and free fireworks approximately 30 minutes after the final race.


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Palms are impressive growers. They've adapted to tower over the jungle, grow wide without any protective bark, catch rainfall in dry landscapes or let the rain run off in rainforests. With a plethora of adaptations, palm species have learned to survive in every continent except Antarctica and in almost all habitats.
So it's no surprise that some other plants mimic the palms and look very similar — at least at first glance. Palms are most frequently confused with cycads, giant birds of paradise and the Panama hat palm. But with a little training, it's easy to pick palms out of the crowd.
Checking three main parts of the plant will let you determine easily if what you are looking at is a palm: the stem, the leaves and the reproductive structures.
Palms grow as single-stemmed individuals or a clump of many stems. Palms have only one crown per stem. But, there is an exception. A few palms can branch at the bud ( Hyphaene species) and they do so by splitting the bud into two equal parts. The result is a Y shape at the upper part of the palm. This is a very distinctive type of branching and not many other large plants branch in this way.
Palm leaves are also a great sign. Palm leaves emerge from the bud one at a time. They look like a spike coming right out of the center of the palm. Take a look out your window; every palm has this feature. As the palm leaf matures, it slowly unfolds. The leaves retain these folds throughout their existence. When you hold a palm leaf, you can almost fold it right back up.
The last big giveaway is the palm's reproductive structure, or flowers. From one point on the palm, one stalk may separate into many stalks that hold flowers; this unit is called an inflorescence. The inflorescence may be above, below or within the leaves. It holds many, tiny, usually white flowers.
Cycads are most commonly confused with palms because their leaves, at first glance, look similar. But with closer examination their differences are great. Cycads produce many leaves at a time and the leaves uncurl as they mature. Leaf production and maturation on cycads more closely resembles fern habit than palm growth.
Another huge giveaway: cycads have cones. Cycads do not even produce flowers; instead they opt for a more ancient method of reproduction. If those two huge clues haven't entirely given cycads away, the stem growth definitely will. New heads may sprout from any point on a cycad stem and are generally round in shape. This is completely unlike the Y-shaped branching exhibited by only a few palm species.
Giant birds of paradise are also mistaken for palms but less frequently. Their leaves don't unfold or uncurl, they unwind. This most closely resembles a child's play telescope — a spiraled piece of paper. The leaves are produced one at a time but when they mature, they drop in the crown in two directions. While palm crowns generally form a lollipop shape, giant birds of paradise crowns form a plane.
The last clue is the flowers. While palm flowers are inconspicuous, giant bird of paradise flowers are very showy; often big and colorful.
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Since palms are such impressive growers, span the globe and inhabit almost every non-freezing habitat, it is no surprise that they share so many growth characteristics with other plants. It is these similarities that may make it difficult to tell palms apart from some others. But by closely examining the stem, leaves and flowers of palms and their look-alikes, it becomes quite easy to tell them apart.
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The 2nd and final bantamweight bout at UFC 158 in Montreal, Canada is a matchup between TUF 14 finalist T.J. Dillashaw (6-1 MMA, 2-1 UFC) and Japan's Issei Tamura (7-3 MMA, 1-1 UFC). Originally, Tamura was due to fight Canadian Mitch Gagnon, but Dillashaw replaced Gagnon after he announced he was injured and unable to compete.
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How do these two stack up?
Dillashaw: 26 years old | 5'6" | 66" reach
Tamura: 28 years old | 5'5" | 63" reach
What have these two done recently?
Dillashaw: W - Vaughan Lee (SUB) | W - Walel Watson (UD) | L - John Dodson (TKO)
Tamura: L - Raphael Assuncao (TKO) | W - Zhang Tiequan (KO) | L - Guy Delumeau (MD)
How did these two get here?
Dillashaw is a member of Team Alpha Male, home to the likes of Urijah Faber, Danny Castillo, and Chad Mendes. He advanced to the 135 lbs final of TUF 14, only to lose to John Dodson by TKO. He's impressed since then, with a mauling of Walel Watson and a neck crank submission over Vaughan Lee. Dillashaw was slated to face Mike Easton at UFC on Fox 5 in December, but he was injured in training and pulled out of the fight. Now he finds himself not only used as an injury-replacement, but he's the overwhelming favorite.
Tamura (7-3 MMA, 1-1 UFC) filled in for Leonard Garcia against Zhang Tiequan at UFC 144 in his home country of Japan. He knocked out Zhang in the 2nd round, just his 2nd KO win of his career. A few months later in San jose he fought Raphael Assuncao, but this time he was on the wrong end of a 2nd round strikes stoppage.
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Dillashaw has dominated his last two opponents, and if he can make it 3 here it's possible that he gets a bigger test in the 135 lbs division.
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I bought my first Dior Lipstick about 2 weeks ago and I am really in love with it... I haven't worn a lipstick since I was 5 (my moms lipstick to cover my whole face with) and I always had a feeling that lipsticks were for older woman.. but I decided to try it and get over my feelings towards lipsticks and needless to say I am really impressed.
The Dior Addict Lipstick is moisturizing and the color is just perfect -though it doesn't last too long on my lips - hence I gave it 4 lippies.
I would definitely re-buy the one I have now and even buy some more colors.
I had used a few Dior Addict lipsticks over the years, and found them all very moisturising. The textures are very smooth and buttery (like a lip balm), the packagings are adorable and of course, they all give that luxury feel. However after using up my last Addict lipstick this year, I had absolutely no interest in repurchasing it any more. That is because first of all, though they have a great selection of colors, they are not very pigmented. All the lighter shades I purchased look beautiful in the packaging, were hardly showing any color on my lips, they almost look like clear lip gloss with shimmer. Secondly, because of the soft texture and the less pigmentation, they ran out very fast (the Dior Addict Lipsticks ran out in a few months while my CHANEL allure lipstick lasted for years). Overall, it's not worth the price to me anymore, you pretty much just pay the extra for the fancy packaging. After years of trying out all kinds of products from both HE and drugstore brands and learning from my experiences, now I only pay HE price for the product that truly stands for its value and has no cheaper substitute to be found in drugstore. And for Dior Addict Lipstick, many really cheap lipsticks are not only as good as it, but some times even better.
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Love my color (Dior Kiss) and its shimmery effect. However, it has a bad staying power and is not very pigmented. Dries lips if used without a moisturizer. I find myself not using it often.
I am reviewing the Dior Addict lippie in Baby Rose. This is a very pretty baby pink color with microshimmers in it. It does not dry my lips out, and is one of the very few lipsticks that I can wear without a lipgloss over or a lipbalm under. To me, this is defiantley one of the most comfortable lipsticks I have ever worn. This is HG for me. Also, the packaging is so beautiful! The tube itself is silver with a rounded top that is stamped CD, and this slides downward into the casing, which is clear with a prism effect to it, and has Dior in raised letters on the side. I have mine sitting on display on my dresser, right beside my makeup stash. All in all, this is a winner in my book, and i will continue to repurchase as long as they make this one!
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I have 578#, because of the addiction of Kate Moss. EVERYThing is perfect, the color, the texture, the packaging. The only thing unperfect is the price, in Beijing, I have to use almost 300RMB (about $50) to buy it. unbelievable and unfair!!!
But thanks to the God, I have some chance to go to HK, the price is nice there.
Wanted this for a long time because I've seen it look great on other people. It's $30 for a tube of lipstick that is more like a balm. I like a lipstick with more substance and this has a lot of slip to it. I got Dior Kiss which is a really pretty color but highly dupable. The lipstick must be reapplied often and the packaging is much larger than the actual product quantity. This is not the right product for me but I can see why some people would like it. I am returning this sucker.
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I love the packaging of it , just very chicky and cute and fantastic. The color are very beautiful and especially suit almost all skin color. It is pricy but i think equally to every department store brands (A set price for high end brands??). I really love the packaging , across all department store i think this lipstick has the most attractive package
I bought Red Carpet Addict several days ago Duty Free Niagara Falls so I don't know if it's closeout never had a Dior lipstick before. But man o man I love the package it's too nice to keep in a handbag so I will use if up pretty fast I predict. On one hand it's sheer on the other it has a nice stain to it. $26 at the duty free window but I live in the stix in South Carolina so the price may not have been great but I have so few opportunities to shop for HE merchandise meaning I order Sephora Nordstrom etc but not a chance to see it until it arrives. HTH
I found all the colors from this line to be extremely beautiful but Taffetas is very sheer. I was hoping it would be a tiny bit more opaque but it's still beautiful. It was a little expensive for a lipstick but it's Dior haha
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For starters, the packaging and marketing makes it so irresistible and ads don't lie, right? Well, this one doesn't as it is so addicting. Quite pigmented and moisturising but at $30 it's a bit too pricey. I use the 762 Paris colour (which this beautiful pink colour like a slighter darker Barbie pink) and depending on how much I put on it can go from natural-like to glamorous looking. Plus, no gloss needed! So, it is NOT a matte lipstick it is shimmery and a bit glossy (depending on how much is applied). Overall 4/5 but pricey. :/
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"What do you do if you're at an intersection when a fire truck or ambulance comes up behind you with sirens on? Do you drive through and possibly get hit or pull to the right or left in front of others lanes?" Peggy, Cape Coral
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Since Jan. 9, when a chemical used to process coal leaked into West Virginia's Elk River, images of beleaguered Charleston residents lining up for bottles of water from National Guard tankers have dominated the headlines. With some restrictions on water use lifted on Jan. 13, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin declared, "We see light at the end of the tunnel."
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The question "Where did we come from?" is at the core of both religious and scientific thought. In the popular imagination, religion and science are engaged in a cultural battle over the question. To help clarify the understandings and misunderstandings over where religion and science overlap, Susan Fisher (Department of Entomology) has partnered with COSI, WOSU, and Christopher Andersen (College of Arts and Sciences STEM Initiatives) to produce an annual discussion of faith-based and scientific views of evolution. Funded by a multiyear grant from the John Templeton Foundation, this project brings together international figures to discuss aspects of the intersection of faith and evolution before a live audience at the WOSU@COSI studios. The program is taped for broadcast on WOSU television.
Changing the Genome: For Better or Worse
Thursday, April 17, 2014 - 7:00pm
WOSU@COSI Studios, 333 W. Broad Street
Manipulation of the human genome has the potential to radically change what it means to be human. We can all agree that the potential for gene therapy to fix life-threatening disease is a good thing. But, what about altering our unborn children so that they have characteristics not found in their DNA? Further, a host of other issues arise, such as: who owns your genome? Who should have access to therapies that may not be covered by insurance? And, do you really want to know what is in your genome? How far down this road should we go and who should decide what is right or wrong?
The moral, ethical, and religious implications of gene therapy will be explored during this year's program, a discussion of science, ethics, and religion before a live audience at the WOSU@COSI studios. The program will be taped for broadcast on WOSU television.
This year's panel includes:
Ellen Deason (Mortiz College of Law)
Donald Hubin (Department of Philosophy)
Britton Rink (College of Medicine and Nationwide Children's Hospital)
The conversation will be moderated by former WOSU Open Line host Fred Andrle.
The event is free but registration is required. The event will be streamed live online on the WOSU website.
This year's panel is supported by the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences and the College of Arts and Sciences.
More to Read and View:
Church's Lectures Link Evolution, Creation (Columbus Dispatch 2/10/12)
Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial (PBS/NOVA)
Beyond the Atheism-Religion Debate (NPR/Speaking of Faith)
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Lorry driver's truck jammed for 24 hours
12:00pm Tuesday 6th March 2012 in News By Tom Barnes
A lorry driver was left red-faced when his 100ft vehicle got stuck turning a corner and became jammed with no hope of moving for nearly 24 hours.
The truck was heading to Skerne Road power station, behind John Lewis, to deliver beams to a construction company when it got wedged turning a corner on Cambridge Road at 8pm last night.
Embarrassingly the lorry cannot be moved until traffic lights and other street furniture are moved out the way at 7pm tonight.
Police have confirmed the vast vehicle has been manoeuvred to the side of Cambridge Road, but the truck will not be able to turn left in to London Road until the obstacles are removed.
Traffic around Kingston was thrown into chaos this morning because of the drama.
Social media site was also buzzing with the story of the stuck lorry with #kingstonbiglorry beginning to trend on twitter.
@Strnks on Twitter was the first on the scene and was updating followers throughout late last night. He wrote: "Incredible scenes here in Kingston as a long lorry tries to get around a corner – and fails"
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Dean Legge of the DawgPost has a nice, lengthy (over 8 minutes) interview up with Grantham, and there are several nuggets included. My favorite would have to be his answer to the question of how Damian Swann is doing...'Awesome. He's really good.' but there are seriously a ton of good pieces...stick through the whole thing, because it's worth it to the end. What's your favorite part?
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Just such a classy, classy guy. I think we can all agree that Todd Grantham was totally in the wrong for getting in Franklin's face.
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Recombinant full length protein corresponding to Human CDKN2A/p16INK4a aa 1-156.
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ICC/IF image of ab16123 stained Hepp cells. The cells were 4% formaldehyde fixed (10 min) and then incubated in 1%BSA / 10% normal goat serum / 0.3M glycine in 0.1% PBS-Tween for 1h to permeabilise the cells and block non-specific protein-protein interactions. The cells were then incubated with the antibody (ab16123, 1µg/ml) overnight at +4°C. The secondary antibody (green) was Alexa Fluor® 488 goat anti-mouse IgG (H+L) ab150113) used at a 1/1000 dilution for 1h. Alexa Fluor® 594 WGA was used to label plasma membranes (red) at a 1/200 dilution for 1h. DAPI was used to stain the cell nuclei (blue) at a concentration of 1.43µM.
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As promised, here are the answers to this morning's Valentine's Day trivia quiz. Answers are in bold after each question.
- About what percentage of Valentine's Day cards are purchased by women? 85 percent
- About how many Valentine's Day cards are sent each year? 1 billion
- One of several conflicting legends of the origin of Valentine's Day contends that St. Valentine was a Christian priest in ancient Rome who continued to perform Christian marriages even though they were outlawed by the emperor. Which Roman emperor made Christian marriage illegal? Claudius II
- Who ordered the St. Valentine's Day Massacre? Al Capone
- In which Shakespeare play is Valentine's Day mentioned? (Bonus question: Which character mentions the holiday?) Hamlet (Mentioned by Ophelia in Act IV, Scene 5)
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preparing for possible flooding this weekend.
piles of snow, combined with the coming rain and spring-like temperatures this
weekend are cause for concern in Findlay.
going to be some warming temps, so the rain is going to melt the snow and the
ground is still frozen, so it can't really seep in ," said Todd James,
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big flood we had, of course, was August of 2007, in the summer," he said. "But
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sure that we've got a plan, that our family kit is put together, that we know what
our sources of information are, because disasters happen without a moment's
notice in many cases, so we've got to be ready before they happen," he said.
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Double Fatal Collision on AA Highway in Bracken County
Date of News Release: 12/07/2007
(Dry Ridge, KY) - At approximately 01:40 a.m. this morning (December 7, 2007), Kentucky State Police Trooper Jerry Fieger was dispatched to the scene of a one vehicle crash 2.5 miles South of Augusta on the AA Highway. Upon arrival he discovered two persons had succumbed to injuries sustained in the crash. The preliminary investigation reveals Thomas E Black was operating a 1992 Chevrolet Blazer North on the AA highway when he lost control resulting in the vehicle overturning. Both passengers (Jazelle M. Berry & Don A. Earlywine) were ejected from the vehicle and pronounced deceased at the scene by the Bracken County Coroner, John Parker. The driver was wearing his safety belt and received minor injuries. He did not require medical treatment.
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