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IU Hosts 2013 Indiana Intercollegiate Cross Country Meet Friday
Sept. 18, 2013
Indiana Intercollegiate Preview
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - State bragging rights will be on the line this weekend as Indiana hosts the annual Indiana Intercollegiate Cross Country meet on Friday, Sept. 20 at the IU Championship Cross Country Course.
Indiana Intercollegiate, Sept. 20
The first of three races will begin at 3:30 p.m. ET with the open race. The women's 5K run will start at 4:30 p.m. with the men's 8K race taking place at 5:15 p.m.
Every college and university, no matter the size or NCAA affiliation, will be competing in Bloomington on Friday afternoon with over 750 runners taking to the course. IU last hosted the event two years ago in 2011.
The Indiana women's team has taken first place in the event in each of the last four years, including last year's meet in Terre Haute, Ind. The Hoosier men were also the top team a year ago and have been in four of the last five seasons at the Intercollegiate meet.
Friday's meet will mark the second of three events that will take place at the IU Championship Cross Country Course this season. Indiana's final home meet will be the Hoosier Invitational on Nov. 8.
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Minnesota Wild 1-0 Boston Bruins
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Hockey Wilderness Three Stars
- Niklas Backstrom (28 shots, 28 saves)
- Marek Zidlicky (1 G)
Manny Fernandez (24 shots, 23 saves)
Questions to Answer
- Apparently Manny was a bit moody talking to Russo, Shipley and Tom Reid. Will the Wild get in his head? Manny only gave up one goal, and looked awfully good stopping 23 Wild shots.
- The Wild have played 3 solid games in a row on both ends of the ice. Will that continue tonight? Absolutely. While they only scored once, it was all they needed against the top defensive and offensive team in the NHL.
- Is tonight the night that the Wild's streak at TD Banknorth Garden ends? No way Jose. The Wild own the Bruins.
- Will Benoit Pouliot perform well while being out of the doghouse for one night? Well, Benny had 10:54 TOI, beating out Colton Gillies' 7:51, John Scott's 9:45 and Craig Weller's 7:27, so Lemaire showed a little confidence in the lad. We'll see on Thursday if it continues. Pouliot still needs to go hard every shift, or he'll find himself back in the press box. Because as Russo said, "Pouliot can be maddening at times to watch because he's just got so much talent and isn't doing anything with it — other than turnovers."
- Will we watch Kessel and Wheeler, then look at Mariucci Arena and ask "What if?" Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. While scoreless, Wheeler and Kessel still looked outstanding. My god they would look good in maroon and gold right now.
- The Wild are 10-1-1 against the Eastern conference this season.
- Tonight's loss was Boston's first shutout of the season.
- The Bruins are 0-5 at home against the Wild.
- Marek Zidlicky scored his fifth power play goal of the season. Thirty of his 40 career goals have come on the power play
- Niklas Backstrom got his 5th shutout this season and 14th of his career.
- Backstrom's has gone 125:26 without giving up a goal. His career high is 142:47.
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I have three loops in my theme that I want to use to get menu items for a lunch, dinner and wine list menu. The first loop worked fine but when I added the second one, the system broke. I did some searching here and they all say not to use $post. So I didn't but I still can't get it to work. I tried adding wp_reset_postdata as seen in the codex and decided to try wp_reset_query() for giggles after doing some searching here but it's still not working. I have been trying to change the variable names but still no joy.
$lunchargs = array(
'posts_per_page' => 5,
'category' => 'lunch',
'post_status' => 'publish',
'order' => 'ASC',
$lunchposts = get_posts($lunchargs);
foreach( $lunchposts as $post) : setup_postdata( $post ); ?>

<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?>

<?php endforeach;
wp_reset_postdata(); wp_reset_query()?>
So I repeat the code above three times changing the varaibles in all three loops like so
foreach( $dinnerpost as $post) : setup_postdata( $post );
foreach( $winelist as $post) : setup_postdata( $post );
I also found on here that some say not to use the category slug in the $args but I need to use the slug because I am not sure what the ID of the category will be in the end.


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The shadow of our 12-seater bush plane flits over the hot dry heart of Tanzania as we bounce through the midday thermals. But the landscape changes as we draw closer to Msembe airstrip. On its final approach the plane banks sharply, revealing a range of broken hills. ...Read More
Brian Jackman, The Daily Telegraph
The Mwagusi is one of Ruaha National Park's several sand rivers, which flow underground except during the height of the rainy season. ...Read More
By Bunny McBride, Special to the Washington Post
When someone suggested a short stop at Ruaha National Park during our return journey from the Nile River, I had to reach for a map to see where it was. Little did I realise I'd end up discovering a gem that I'd rate as one of Tanzania's best parks. ...Read More
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Photos of Shirtless Ed Westwick and Girlfriend / Gossip Girl Costar Jessica Szohr on Vacation in Miami
Ed and Jessica Bring Their Heat to Miami
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Ed Westwick and Jessica Szohr left the Upper East Side and headed to Miami for a romantic weekend away. They touched down on Saturday and headed to their hotel, and before long Ed was shirtless and showing off his many tattoos during afternoon drinks at the poolside bar where the two became a little frisky. He put his t-shirt back on for some more lounging with friends while Jessica went upstairs to make a phone call from the balcony. While it looks like there's lots of drama coming our way on Gossip Girl, Ed and Jessica are doing a good job of making some steamy scenes in real life.
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iheartstyle 5 years
Westwick doesnt look good here
wren1 5 years
Obvs not his best angle. I'll disregard ;)
Advah 5 years
They're super cute together. :)
wackydeli 5 years
both surprisingly unattractive! but hey thats cool im no supermodel,its kinda nice .too bad their marketed like they are perfect dolls but reality just came crashing in on a drunkass weekend in miami!
clew001 5 years
ewww they are so gross together.
RaCheer 5 years
He reminds me of Austin Powers in these pictures!
sidra5397 5 years
I never got him and now I really don't...
chocolate79 5 years
ed could use some times at the gym.. or maybe he looks better in suites.. jessica actually looks better here than in the show.. she doesn't look good with a lot of makeup in the show
kty 5 years
i love jessica, she's so gorgeous,well ed is ok.he doesn't look bad or anything but nothing special in this pics for sure.i still love him as chuck
nadalisthebest 5 years
He looks like he shares the same trainer as Leonardo Dicaprio. I think both of those guys have a future as underwear models, if their acting jobs suddenly dry up.
sham28 5 years
Yeah, I was disappointed by the soft body too. She, however, is gorg.
spicyaroma 5 years
I guess I don't find him that attractive anymore :(
Gwen-G 5 years
OMG his body is ugly
Gwen-G 5 years
OMG his body is ugly
redchick152 5 years
haha bella, my thoughts exactly. they do look drunk and happy though. jessica's maxi is fab!
FrankiLee 5 years
Oh no, I also noticed he is wearing flip-flops. Some guys can pull it off....I don't think it works for him.
FrankiLee 5 years
*sigh* I thought he was so sexy before I saw these shirtless pics. I had been imagining a sexy hairless chest. Not so, I guess! She is gorgeous in these pics!
dm8bri 5 years
He could definitely use some time in the gym.
PensaGrey 5 years
He could be a stunt double for Rob in New Moon... blah blah blah... *foregone conclusions are so juvenile, especially when you're over 25* :P
PensaGrey 5 years
He could be a stunt double for Rob in New Moon... blah blah blah... *foregone conclusions are so juvenile, especially when you're over 25* :P
acemonkey 5 years
Yuck and yuckier
acemonkey 5 years
Yuck and yuckier
lou-rose 5 years
he looks like Austin Powers
lou-rose 5 years
he looks like Austin Powers
LOVE-ANGELINA 5 years
Why does he have to put his shirt on? How about you not look at invasive photographs of him hanging out with his friends.
kclulu 5 years
I really see no appeal in that guy but maybe he has a really great personality?
blondie829 5 years
she's gorgeous...he is umm..well...just put your damn shirt on for starters.
miss-malone 5 years
I love her dress!
miss-malone 5 years
I love her dress!
care0531 5 years
He needs a wax and then a day on the beach! She makes him look so pale!
Dana18 5 years
They look like they are having lots of fun. Which I was in Miami.
PensaGrey 5 years
I love her dress. Him- I got nothing.
PensaGrey 5 years
I love her dress. Him- I got nothing.
amloveaffair 5 years
Ugh, I don't find him attractive anymore.
cupcakeemmi 5 years
I know I have no right to say this, but put your shirt back on! They look so happy, good for them :)
LikeThoseShoes 5 years
yuck. def not my type of guy
LikeThoseShoes 5 years
yuck. def not my type of guy
jaan_black 5 years
he needs to keep his shirt on...my teen wolf reference is totally on point
ilanac13 5 years
i will never understand the point of a tattoo on one's chest but ok. in any event, it's nice that they had a chance to hang out in miami for the weekend since it's so cold here in NYC
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From feast to famine: council now issues NO fines to motorists using Colchester's bus lanes (From Gazette)
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From feast to famine: council now issues NO fines to motorists using Colchester's bus lanes
Updated 1:01pm Thursday 5th June 2014 in News
Colchester's new bus lane rules have not been issued a single ticket this year.
The bus lanes, introduced last October for motorists going up North Hill and turning from High Street into Queen Street, proved immediately controversial after fines of £1million were issued in less than three months.
After an online furore at the end of December 2013, Rodney Bass, transport boss at Essex County Council, waived the tickets and installed more signs in an amnesty which ended on Saturday, January 11.
However, a Freedom of Information request to Essex County Council by the Gazette has revealed no fines have been handed out since then.
Instead, warning letters have been issued to those caught.
See Thursday's Gazette for more.
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1:31pm Thu 5 Jun 14
julieee says...
yet another case of where process efficiency would reduce the number of cuts necesary.
2:54pm Thu 5 Jun 14
romantic says...
This bus lane is an unnecessary botched compromise which doesn't relieve congestion, but forces drivers into potentially dangerous manoeuvres. Better to scrap it now than create further confusion.
5:02pm Thu 5 Jun 14
Plausible Deniability says...
romantic wrote:I always wonder when i see your posts, i dream of gone with the wind or love story, then when i start reading them its more like ena sharples in curlers or the thought of a night out with hilda ogden.
So all the people who turn around on East Hill, sometimes almost hitting pedestrians in the process, don't need to bother? Except that, of course, that would be the point where the council decides to start fining again.
This bus lane is an unnecessary botched compromise which doesn't relieve congestion, but forces drivers into potentially dangerous manoeuvres. Better to scrap it now than create further confusion.
of course people have to u turn at vaf or castle road that's obvious. What i dont get is issuing out warnings to the ones that dont care, i wondered why i saw a load of them driving through there the other night and they were not taxi's.
Its because its voting time on the horizon and Rodder's wants the blue bloods back in again next year with the Cameroon's.
You dont get cautions on speed cameras do you or not paying your council tax.
2:20am Fri 6 Jun 14
mechanic7 says...
8:43pm Fri 6 Jun 14
The-Professionals says...
Racing about the borough trying to get to the next fare, using the town like a smokey and the bandit cannonball run.
They tail gate all and sundry and the abuse from some of them.
And by the way all the taxis in the borough should be the same model and color pick F*****G metallic burgundy for example. Gold Colchester Crests on them. Quite simple you don't conform you don't get a licence
This includes the rank cabs and the other ones that operate out of radio shacks HQ's.
We need uniformity that way anyone running a rebel job its easier to pick them up.
As for the bus lane fine crap, they have no worries they are exempt so what are they doing in shot?
We need to get rid of the cowboys?
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Just trying to breathe here.
School is going to be in.tense. this year. I'm trying to be as organized as possible. I took all my assignment due dates from my syllabi and added them onto my calender.
This is just preliminary. More assignments to come!
Today is also the first day of my new job as the RIT Student Living Center (aka gym) nutrition counselor. Currently, I have no clients, but I am hopeful! An e-mail will be sent out to students and faculty notifying them of this awesome free service I will providing! Just doing my part to serve the masses. ;)
No promises on making you less insane, but seriously, come visit me! No need for health plans – it's FREE!
Back to work and studying.
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A look back at Lemon Grove, 16 years ago this week:
Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered Were They: They couldn't sleep and wouldn't sleep 'til the Lemon Grove Review came and told them they shouldn't sleep—until they'd read the Review's "Voters' Guide for the Perplexed."
The 1996 ballot was a typical California affair, confronting voters with no less than 14 propositions and dozens of candidates. The Review carried attack ads from candidates obscure and (in)famous, all accusing each other of extortion and taking special interest money, as well as ads from local businesses urging residents to vote, and an editorial invitation to dash to "Election De-Central" at the El Cajon Community Center to watch the election returns, devour shared munchies and quaff free drinks.
But the paper's principal goal was to spell out the pros and cons of the 14 propositions, which ranged from coping with youthful offenders, fixing the state's water supply, legalizing marijuana, raising the minimum wage from $4.25/hour to $5/hour, and limiting campaign contributions, to a plethora of lawsuits, attorney-client privilege and insurance initiatives, to the perennial issue of health care. The Review staff performed Trojan service, captioning each explanation with "Likely Intent," "Possible Impacts," "Big Spenders" and "Endorsements."
Among the proposition endorsers were rich lawyer William Lerach, then former governor Jerry Brown, and the always-mysterious "Californians Against Flawed Reform" with its deeper-than-the Marianas-Trench pockets. Among the big spenders were these familiar entities: WalMart, AARP, Calpirg and George Soros.
Seeking to lighten the load of civic duty, the Review posed "10 Questions Nobody Else Asked the Candidates." Among these were favorite movie, sport, book; which Biblical character do you identify with; if America is numero uno, which country is numero dos; and our favorite, state the meaning of life in 25 words or less. Apparently 14 good sports responded and we quote three for no other reason except the answers were cute.
Jerry Jones (running for Lemon Grove School Board) liked "Empire of the Sun," auto racing, and User's Guide to Windows, FA Flight Regulations, and the preliminary school board budget. He identified with Noah (whoa!). England was numero dos because "they have all the money." The meaning of life meant "To work and struggle and leave something behind—in my case, my children."
Ernest Pero (running for Lemon Grove School Board) liked "Blues Brothers," football and bowling, and To Kill a Mockingbird, The 10-Minute Manager and A Time to Kill. He identified with nobody in the Bible (whoa!). Canada was numero dos because "it has never known discrimination." The meaning of life meant "To close my eyes at night and know I've been as just and fair as I can be."
Bruce Johnson (running for Grossmont High School Board) like "E.T.", didn't play any sports, books were "none of your business" and every other question netted "no comment," "no answer" and "don't have any idea."
Of the 14 candidates, 11 read heavy-duty techie books, budgets and management techniques, and three identified with Noah, three with King Solomon and three with Job (wow, what does that say about running for and holding office?). Eleven said Canada, the UK and Australia were numero dos.
What does this mean, we hear you cry. A devotion to the ex-Mother Country? The (British) Empire strikes back?
Where's the Beef: Ron's Country Store, 9573 Jamacha Blvd., urged everyone to vote and then stop by and purchase 50 pounds of beef, pork, chicken, sausage, salami, bacon, franks and bologna for $69.95.
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Suzanne Riddle-Haslinger recalled being stuck on the train tracks in a rain storm when her car died. She was 16 and terror-stricken as the train bore down. She managed to start the car and roll forward as the force of rushing train literally blew her several yards further. Since then she has never driven in the rain.
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Mistie Shaw's van was totaled by a runaway horse on a steep road in Alpine one cold night. The horse died, but Mistie walked away to the amazement of the police and firemen, who speedily arrived on scene. Since then she has cherished the story of the Good Samaritan—they were few and far between that night.
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Since then, wrote Saint, "Death has taught me how precious life is."
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Today my mother and I were standing in line at Wendy's waiting for our food. While we were waiting I noticed that one of the employees was making an almond crispy chicken salad for someone at the drive-thru. When she finished, another employee came over and told her that it was supposed to be just a grilled chicken salad. So the first employee picked out all the almonds and crispy chicken bits and added the grilled chicken instead.
You can't do that with food, especially something that so many people are allergic too. It doesn't matter that the almonds were removed, they still contaminated the salad and if I was eating it I would have died…literally.
O, and the whole time the employee was making this salad she wasn't wearing any gloves, just bare hands. I will never order a salad from Wendy's again for fear of this actually happening to me.
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Albany-- You may have noticed candidates gearing up for elections. They're going door to door and leaving behind signs with their names in big bold letters. But, are these candidates in violation of a sign ordinance?
The rule of thumb in Dougherty County used to be: 15 feet from the curb. You can promote your favorite candidate. But, to avoid confusion, guidelines have become a little easier to follow, andthey don't requirea tape measure.
Vivian Harvey doesn't mind showing her political colors. "They called me and asked me if they could put them out, and I told them yes."
And we told her one sign in her yard is out of line, but we helped her get it right.
"I just know they are not suppose to be on city property," said Suzanne Hartin. "Mine are behind my white picket fence so they are fine."
In front of the utility pole, that's okay. Behind it, not so good. As a 'Polite' suggestion, a single candidate can only be promoted one time on the same property. This is illegal. And political signs on the expressway, definitely a violation.
Caution, violators can be fined as much as $360 for each sign, and that comes out of the candidate's pocket. "I try myself to go move it back or over whatever is necessary so it won't be on city property," said Hartin.
Sure, it's good way to promote, and it may not be the candidate's fault, just zealous volunteers who want their candidate to win. "They said they would put them out and pick them up,"said Harvey.
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Dempster went into Sunday's final round at Williamstown holding a one-point lead to Brenton Jones.
The street duel at Williamstown was won by Caleb Ewan ahead of Jones and Dempster.
Series standings were Jones, Dempster and Ewan.
The four-round criterium series, which included two rounds at Geelong and another at Portarlington was a key lead-up for many to this week's national road cycling titles at Ballarat.
Bendigo's Peta Mullens capped another great Bay series by being Sprint Queen in the women's series.
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A New Metro / Bing
Having used an iPhone since 2008, I decided to turn to Windows Phone for something different a few weeks ago. While I remain doubtful of Windows Phone's prospect to win the smartphone market as is and on its competitors' terms, I see in Metro a clear potential to disrupt the future of mobile computing and do to it what the original iPhone did to the smartphone market in 2007. I've been using a Nokia Lumia 800 [cyan] for a few weeks now, and Metro has given me lots to think about. I'm going to share with you a few things that I think Microsoft could do to change it up a bit. These ideas really are developed around Microsoft's original goals with the platform, which are to focus on the individual & their tasks and to help organize information and applications.
Before you dive in, I just want to make it known that I'll be using Metro, and not Windows Phone to refer to the design platform. I think these points are, for lack of a better term, universal.
One of the things I was most impressed by back when Windows Phone 7
Series was revealed at Mobile World Congress in 2010 was none other than its streamlined picture-taking experience. On the surface, there was nothing revolutionary about it, but it was a prime example of what you could accomplish with an integrated design process. The software sang with the hardware. From pulling the phone out of your pocket to sharing it on Facebook, what used to take minutes became possible in just seconds. Even by today's standards, that was still a pretty badass achievement. Microsoft focused on eliminating experience friction from the process, and the swipe-left-to-gallery and swipe-right-to-viewfinder gestures in Camera are the best examples for one of Metro's design principles, Content is UI.
This got me thinking about how Metro could significantly improve the other function that we use frequently on phones that happens to also have a dedicated hardware button on Windows Phone: Search.
When Belfiore first took the stage to introduce Windows Phone, he talked about integrated experiences, which 1) creates a common destination for common tasks 2) organizes the web, applications, information and 3) the sum is greater than the parts. Search has become incredibly integrated—both web search and desktop search. However, search on mobile remains unnecessarily fragmented and largely ignorant to the factor unique to mobile: context.
Right now, if I want to see the reviews of a sushi restaurant right in front of me, I have to either go into the Yelp app or Bing to type to search 'sushi'. As a user, I now not only have to decide which application(or search engine) but also which input method might be best for a particular query. It's so counter-intuitive.
Let's say if I'm in front of a sushi restaurant, and I want to look up reviews for the restaurant. For Paul Miller(or someone living sans the Internet), he/she would probably first see and read the name of the sushi restaurant, call his pals at the Verge, pick up a Sunday copy of the New York Times, or awkwardly ask a stranger coming out of the restaurant for reviews.
I want my phone to do just that, except with the Internet. The phone would gather information from the time of the day, calendar appointments, location, orientation and camera feed, check-in data, social networks, prioritize them, and know what I'm looking for and give me what I want. I want the phone to be me.
Based on Content is UI and integrated experiences, this is my take of what search could be with Metro:
When you tap on the new Bing search bar on the new Start Screen, your phone becomes you. Not to pull a Samsung here, but what I mean by "your phone becomes you" truly means that it sees, it listens, and it thinks.
The background is a live video/photo feed from the phone camera and Bing continuously analyzes the video and samples the photo feed every 5 to 10 seconds. The volume bar on the right indicates the microphone input and Bing similarly analyzes the audio in the background. Bing also dives into my social networks and other Big Data stuff.
In this case, Bing was able to prioritize and figure out that information received from the photo feed was most relevant. It presents that information in the white overlay area at the bottom. If I wanted to view all the results Bing analyzed thus far, I could tap on the number '7' in the corner, which was dynamically updated as more results are added/removed, to reveal the full list of results. Each item in the list of results would take me directly to the relevant page in an installed application or webpage.
I think with mobile, our search behavior has shifted from learning more about to identifying, from the virtual to the physical, I think Metro has a great opportunity in front of it if it could rebuild search from the ground up, if it could provide a way for third parties to integrate their search functions into an integrated Bing experience. As to how the third parties could share search revenues with Microsoft...I have a proposed solution coming up in the final entry into this series.
Lastly, please pardon my use of the English language. After all these years, I'm still not that great at writing. But I do look forward to sharing my thoughts and having great, insightful conversations only fellow Verge readers can provide.
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You're on to something here. I think there are a lot of benefits of that they could bring to Bing if they could step away from some of the design that exists on the desktop. This goes exactly to what you are saying with immediately start searching video and audio data. The current functionality gets lost on the Bing homepage for new users who are afraid or not drawn to click buttons. What you have shown is much more user friendly even if it's not as pleasant as seeing and cute image from Bing's homepage.


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When people think of Lake Tahoe, visions of snow bunnies, glistening waters, expensive hotels and heavenly pow-pow come to mind. While hot snow bunnies are a key ingredient, we like this unconventional look at the famous mountain town, a home to the everyday American, seedy motels and oh shit, the consummate Packers fan. Makes you want to plan a weekend in Tahoe, right?


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Barbara Harrison shows outside-the-box artistry
Date: April 30, 2009
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Barbara L. Harrison thought of Brancusi's abstract sculptures as her friends. They lived at the Guggenheim Museum, in Manhattan, N.Y., next door to her childhood home. Dressed in her Brownies uniform, Harrison visited them day after day as an elementary-school student.
Today, Harrison views the art of sculpture as more than a friend.
"It's experiments with form in space," Harrison said. "That's really what sculpture is."
Harrison, a Longboat Key resident for eight years, will display her work from Friday, May 1, through Wednesday, May 20, in a show at the Longboat Key Center for the Arts, a Division of Ringling College of Art and Design. The show is Harrison's first at the Arts Center.
Harrison creates her work in series, sculpting several pieces as a way of thinking about an idea or theme.
Her "Box" series consists of open-form brass sculptures, each depicting a box being forced open by a different object. The purpose is to create a sense of conflict, Harrison said, because a box is generally a quiet, static object.
"The box is being pushed open into a more active, intrusive space," she said.
In one of Harrison's most recent series, "Earth Events," she shows "the things that have happened to our little planet." A wall sculpture, "Dust Storm," portrays one of the largest sand storms ever photographed in the Sahara Desert. All of the pieces in the "Earth Events" series were inspired either by photographs or scenes at the Hayden Planetarium, in New York City.
The show also features some of Harrison's early, stand-alone, stone-and-wood carvings. Eventually, she switched to welding because it allowed her to build up instead of take away from the medium.
Harrison's Arts Center show features 55 pieces, which she estimates come from six or seven of her series.
Harrison's eclectic interests inspire her work: geology, archaeology and geometry, to name a few.
"I wouldn't say that there's one common theme that runs through my work," she said.
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I got together with the fine Wisconsin blog Bucky's 5th Quarter to chat about our upcoming bowl. Here's what they had to say to my questions. My questions are in bold. I'll post their answers to my questions when they go up.
2. New Badgers coach Gary Andersen came to Wisconsin having run a different style of program than what Wisconsin is accustomed to. What can South Carolina fans expect to see that's not the norm for Alvarez- and Bielema-era Wisconsin? How do Wisconsin fans feel about the job Andersen did this year?
I don't see how this game doesn't live up to the hype. It's going to be the proverbial slobberknocker. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if it's 7-3 at halftime. In the second half, the Badgers find some holes in the running game. The Gamecocks manage to keep pace. But I think there's a twist. The Badgers do the thing no one expects and beats an SEC team. 20-17 or somesuch nonsense.
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My dad and I are huge dolphins fans and we always go to a few training camp practices to check out the new players etc, except this year both of us have been really busy and haven't had time to get down to Davie. we texted back and forth trying to fit in a day where we both had off but it just wasn't happening. Then out of the blue a few days ago my dad was able to get the day off from work today to we could go down and watch the practice, which was GREAT NEWS. I was just happy to get back to watching my beloved dolphins.
Fast forward to 8:00 this morning we arrive at Nova South Eastern University. We walked up the ramp to go to the bleachers and realized we better pee before practice starts, because we're definitely not moving after. right outside the bathroom was a guy who was trying to sell raffle tickets for the Miami Dolphins Foundation. He says we can win a signed official Ryan Tannehill Helmet. "Sure" my dad says.... "its for a good cause". We buy one ticket. 5 bucks.
On to the practice
My overall thoughts on the practice were great. Like I said ive gone to a few in years past and it has never been this organized and well run. players aren't lagging around, they are moving with a purpose. They were running more plays than ever before and I was impressed. They did a lot of work on special teams today and also a lot of 7on7 and 11on11. I saw Tannehill play pretty well in the practice and played well in the 2:00 drill until he threw a pick to R Jones. I also saw Pat Devlin get a lot of snaps towards the end of practice. He looked average to me, despite all the good things I have heard lately.
Some of the receivers that I thought had a good day were Bess, Fasano, Clay, and Fuller. Bess had a nice one handed catch during drills and he looks poised for a great year. Fasano had 2 touch downs. Clay was being used all over the field, and fuller had a few noticeable catches. Wallace had a few drops today... more than I'd like to remember. Pruit seemed to get hurt and come out and I don't think I saw him come back. Gates had one catch where he beat his man for a TD but otherwise didn't show much.
Jimmy Wilson made a good break on a pass but dropped the INT. Rashad had the nice INT on Tannehill. I liked watching Lamar Miller and he looks as advertised. Reggie looked like Reggie. Vontae still looked a little out of shape.
overall it was very exciting. I like Joe Philbin, and I like the way this team is going. This is the right direction. You feel it when your out there watching these men work. Maybe I drank the kool-aid, I don't care, IM READY FOR THE SEASON.
On our way out of the stadium we came down the ramp and saw the guy who was selling the raffle tickets and he says check your ticket the winner ends in 706. My dad says "I think I have 706!!!!" He pulls out the ticket, and sure enough, it was our ticket. we won the autographed Ryan Tannehill helmet 4 of his wristbands and his towel from practice. We couldn't believe it! What an experience today.... I can Tell you I have such a good feeling about RT17 and not just because I won his helmet, that only made it that much sweeter. This guy has the IT factor. I have watched our QB's over the years and none could throw the ball like this kid. I can't wait to get back to the playoffs and back to the super bowl with our Phins. I hope you enjoyed hearing about my awesome day. LETS GO DOLPHINS!
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Appearance: The most noticeable thing about this beer is, sadly, the unnecessarily vapid head. It barely forms, then evaporates into nothing but an oily film on the surface of the otherwise lovely, thick, coffee-black body.
Smell: I have never smelled a more cola-like beer. But that's not particularly surprising, considering that black sugar (the "kokutou" of the name) has tangy molasses notes reminiscent of cola. What IS surprising is the weirdly cheesy, strawberry yogurty funk that dominates the nose... odd for a beer that doesn't use spontaneous fermentation nor lactose, so it seems completely overpowering and out of place. And unfortunately, that funk is almost impenetrable - there could be some roasted coffee and maybe a little dark chocolate going on beneath the surface, but it's awfully hard to reach.
Taste: Remarkably tasty, much better than the aroma. Tangy and bitter with burnt malts, with a rich yet subtle stewed cola-syrup sweetness from the kokutou. Mild chocolate and brandy undertones evoke luxurious associations while tight, leafy hops and snappy alcohol hold everything together.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied, bordering on full, with carbonation that buzzes with countless microscopic pops to boost the hop bitterness, then smooths out to allow the lushness of the malts and sugar to express itself.
Drinkability: Nice. Drink and enjoy - just avoid sniffing it too deeply.
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Deraa, where the uprising began following the arrest of teenagers for scrawling graffiti on a wall, is a city under siege. Elite troops under the command of President Bashar Assad's brother Maher moved in on Monday and cut off all communications.
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If Revis isnt back with the team by the Ravens Monday Night game, I am encouraging my friends (and the rest of GGN) to do a public jersey burning.
Maybe if Revis and his agents see that we have had enough of this and realizes that we wont support him anymore (by buying his crap) it might motivate them to come to the table before the damage is irreparable.
I think we should start mobilizing and get public commitments from fans that if Revis doesnt come back down to earth, and isnt with the team by the ravens game, we are holding HIM to blame.
You can count me for 1, and Eve in my group for 1, and who else is in?


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Candlelight Vigil in Remembrance of ODU Student Vijay Kotramada Bheemaiah Set for June 29
A candlelight vigil will be held Wednesday, June 29, in remembrance of Old Dominion University student Vijay Kotramada Bheemaiah. The vigil will begin at 7:30 p.m. on the university's Kaufman Mall.
Bheemaiah, an international student from India who was studying civil engineering, died as a result of a car accident in Richmond. He was an active member of ODU's Indian Student Association and was well liked by his fellow students and faculty members.
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Rodgers-Cromartie fined $21K for hit on Leftwich
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Steelers activate Mendenhall, Hampton from PUP
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- The Minnesota Twins are moving their radio broadcasts from AM to FM in the metro area, using a pop music station already owned by their Pohlad family owners to try to reach younger listeners.
The switch from KSTP to FM 96.3 K-TWIN for the 2013 season was finalized Wednesday.
The Pohlad family businesses include Northern Light Broadcasting, which has a studio at the Ford Center building across the street from Target Field and owns 96.3, which describes its playlist as up-tempo, mass-appeal adult hits. More programs are moving to FM these days to take advantage of richer sound.
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