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Thilini Ranatunga, Ph.D., Research Associate Professor
Ermson Nyakatawa, Ph.D., Research Assistant
Wubishet Tadesse, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Irenus Tazisong, Ph.D., Research Assistant Professor
Xiongwen Chen, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Khairy Soliman, Ph.D., Professor
Yong Wang, Ph.D., Professor
Kozma Naka, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Zachary Senwo, Ph.D., Professor of Environmental and Soil Sciences
Luben Dimov, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Lisa Gardner
Kimi (Mila) Sangalang
Andrew Cantrell
Dawn Lemke
Daryl Lawson
Penny Stone
Santosh Ojha (PhD; Advisor Dr. Dimov)
Kevin Messenger (PhD; Advisor Dr. Wang)
Brandie Stringer (MS, 2014; Advisor Dr. Wang)
Padraic Conner (MS, 2014; Advisor Dr. Wang)
Rashidah Farid(MS, 2014; Dr. Soliman)
Jonjala Jackson (MS; Advisor Dr. Moss)
Iwo Gross (MS; Dr. Wang)
Dessy Owiti (MS; Advisor Dr. Tazisong)
Fetun Desta (MS; Advisor Dr. Soliman)
Eric Margenau (MS; Advisor Dr. Wang)
Heather Howell (PhD; Advisor Dr. Stone)
Richard Borthwick (MS; Advisor Dr. Wang)
Gete Bekele (PhD, 2014; Advisor Dr. Wang)
Lorenzo Walton (MS; Advisor Dr. Naka)
Timothy Baldwin (PhD, December 2013; Advisor Dr. Wang). Dissertation:
Andrew Cantrell (MS, May 2011; Advisor Dr. Wang). Thesis:
Clint Patterson (MS, May 2011; Advisor Dr. Dimov). Restoration of Hardwoods: Effects of Fertilizer Supplement on Oak and of Overstory Density and Fertilizer Supplement on American Chestnut Seedlings. Master's Thesis. Alabama A&M University, Normal, Alabama.
Jeanette Williams (MS, May 2011; Advisor Dr. Dimov). Thesis:
Szmanski (Rick) Fields (MS, May 2011; Advisor Dr. Tadesse). Thesis:
Lisa Gardner (MS, December 2010; Advisor Dr. Wang). Stopover Ecology of Migratory Landbirds at an Inland Site in Alabama During Autumn Migration. Master's Thesis. Pp 198. Alabama A&M University, Normal, Alabama.
Dana Virone (MS, December 2010; Advisor Dr. Dimov). Ground Layer Response to Thinning and Burning on the Southern Cumberland Plateau, AL. Master's Thesis. Pp 66. Alabama A&M University, Normal, AL.
William Sutton (PhD, May 2010; Advisor Dr. Wang). Dissertation:
Meiko Thompson (PhD, May 2010; Advisor Dr. Moss). Dissertation:
Chelsea Scott (MS, 2008; Advisor Dr. Wang). Use of natural and artificial vernal pools by semi-aquatic salamanders in the Cumberland region of Jackson County, Alabama. Master's Thesis. Pp 110. Alabama A&M University, Normal, AL.
Jill Wick (MS, December 2008; Advisor Dr. Wang). Forest Disturbance: Breeding Ecology Response of Songbirds. Master's Thesis. Pp 138. Alabama A&M University, Normal, Alabama.
Florence Chan (MS, 2007; Advisor Dr. Wang). An inventory of herpetofauna on state conservation lands in the Cumberland Plateau of northern Alabama. Master's Thesis. Pp 120. Alabama A&M University, Normal, AL.
Zachary Felix (PhD, May 2007; Advisor Dr. Wang). Response of forest herpetofauna to varying levels of overstory tree retention in northern Alabama. PhD. Dissertation. Pp 166. Alabama A&M University, Normal, AL.
Joel Zak (MS, May 2007; Advisor Dr. Dimov). Ground vegetation response to environmental conditions and silvicultural treatments on the southern Cumberland Plateau, Alabama. Master's Thesis. Pp 112. Alabama A&M University, Normal, AL.
Kelvin Young (MS, 2007; Advisor Dr. Stone). Effects of Forest Disturbances on Small Mammal Communities at Bankhead National Forest of the Cumberland Plateau. Master's Thesis, Alabama A&M University, Normal, Alabama.
John Carpenter (MS, May 2007; Advisor Dr. Wang). Distribution, Relative Abundance, and Habitat Requirements of Cerulean Warblers (Dendroica cerulea) in Northern Alabama. Master's Thesis. Pp 122. Alabama A&M University, Normal, Alabama.
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On Saturdays, we watch our current Bruins play for glory for the four letters.
On Sundays, we watch our Bruin alums play for glory in the NFL.
With the new football season starting on Thursday, here is your round-up of UCLA football alums in the NFL. The 21 players on active rosters and their teams after the jump!
Washington Redskins:
Terrence Austin
Logan Paulsen
Baltimore Ravens
Brendan Ayanbadejo
Tennessee Titans:
Akeem Ayers
Dave Ball
Alterraun Verner
Oakland Raiders:
Bruce Davis
Jacksonville Jaguars:
Maurice Jones-Drew
Marcedes Lewis
New England Patriots:
Bret Lockett
Matthew Slater
Denver Broncos:
Rahim Moore
Matt Willis
Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
Brian Price
Christian Yount
Chicago Bears:
Kahlil Bell
Arizona Cardinals:
David Carter
Dallas Cowboys:
Kenyon Coleman
Minnesota Vikings
Chris Kluwe
Philadelphia Eagles:
Jarrad Page
In Week 1, Tennessee plays at Jacksonville (1pm Eastern), and watch three Bruins on defense play two Bruins on offense. That'll be a hard game to watch!
Congratulations also go out to Marcedes Lewis and Maurice Jones-Drew, who were named captains for the Jaguars.
Unfortunately, Chris Horton has been cut from the Redskins:
Thank you #RedskinNation for all that you have given me in my 3 yrs here. My time is up here but #DMV will always have a place in my heart
Other cuts, and hoping they get picked up soon:
Spencer Havner - recently released by Green Bay
Matt Ware - recently released by Arizona Cardinals
2 all my DB brothers, teammates & the #Birdgang..I have mad love 4 yall always will..last 6 years been real...gotta see what God has n store
McLeod Bethel-Thompson - recently released by the 49ers (I just had to add this in.)


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The York City School Board will vote on whether or not to renew the charter for New Hope Academy Charter School at the board's July 18 meeting.
The meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the board room of the administration building, 31 N. Pershing Ave., York.
The board held a series of hearings in the spring on the subject, with the district arguing the charter should not be renewed.


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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Former Auburn point guard Varez Ward has been arrested for allegedly trying to fix games.
U.S. Attorney George Beck said that Ward was arrested Sunday on counts of bribery relating to a sports contest and conspiracy for allegedly trying to fix the point spread for the Tigers' game against Arkansas on Jan. 25, 2012.
A federal grand jury indictment last week of Ward was unsealed Tuesday. The one-page document did not list alleged co-conspirators but said the scheme continued after that game. Beck says Ward offered to pay teammates to participate in the .shaving scheme.
Ward came off the bench in the 56-53 loss but crumpled to the floor after playing only 19 seconds with an apparent leg injury.
Auburn still covered the 9 1/2-point spread.
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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Papi Shows us Amantani Island
Peru Part Deux!
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The van takes us to the dock where we will catch our boat. We have the opportunity to purchase last-minute family gifts and snacks before boarding. Andrea and I each buy a large, ugly rain poncho for the trip, because unfortunately it's already raining and looks like it could continue for a while.
We pile into the boat and travel about an hour to our first stop, the Uros Floating Islands. Lake Titicaca is one of the largest lakes in the world, and the largest above 6560 feet. It is also the highest navigable body of water in the world. In other words, it is one impressive lake! There are many reeds in the shallow water when we first set out. We will later learn that these are totora reeds, used to make the floating islands and just about everything else the indigenous people use and need.
We are greeted at our first floating island by the local people dressed up in bright colors and big hats. They look genuinely delighted to see us. In the short time we spend here it becomes obvious that these people are truly happy. We gather in a circle under a canopy and listen as Angel, our guide for this trip, describes the islands and the people who live here. With the help of the local people, he describes how they cut the thick earth that the totora reeds grow from and tie these blocks of earth together to form these artificial islands. They were originally created by the indigenous people to escape their conquerors. Today there are only 5 or 6 families (albeit large ones) that live on the island we visited.
Walking about the island is strange. It is covered with thick layers of reeds and feels kind of spongy. The huts, also made from totora reeds, are built up on platforms of, what else, totora reeds! We are invited by one of the women to enter her house. Although small, it's quite pretty. I sit on the bed, and she shows me that it is made of totora reeds covered with several thick blankets. She asks if we would like to dress up? Why, yes! She hands me a bright yellow skirt, a vest, pom poms to wear around my neck (I think these are traditionally worn by single girls) and a crazy hat. Of course Andrea and the young couple with us do the same. It is crazy fun!
We then look over the local handicrafts for sale, mostly mobiles and replica boats made of reeds. We then climb to the top of the lookout tower on the Island for the view. Because it's still sprinkling, I wear my stupid green poncho and nearly kill myself getting up and down the steps. We take a boat, made of totora reeds, naturally, to another floating island a short ways away (there are approximately 40 of these islands on the Lake). It's a row boat and looks a bit like a replica Viking ship. Once underway, Santiago insists that we take the oars. So, Andrea gets on one side, and I get on the other, and we attempt to move the boat with the help of the real oarsmen. We don't do very well, but it makes for yet another fun photo op!
The second floating island is much like the first, only this one has --swear to God-- a Seventh Day Adventist Church! We get souvenir stamps in our passports. After a brief visit we load back into our boat and head to Amantani, approximately three hours away. The weather clears up en route so we are able to spend some time outside, both on top of the boat and on the deck. We see the mountains of Bolivia, Taquile Island (which we will visit tomorrow), and off in the distance, Amantani Island.
When we arrive at Amantani we are greeted by women and men from the families that will host us. The women are dressed in traditional black skirts and white blouses decorated with flowers. The women have long braids and the men wear hats. They are friendly but also a little shy. Angel puts us in groups of 4 or 5 and assigns us to a family. Andrea, me, Santiago, Marco, and Augustin, a tourist from Lima, will stay with the same family. We are introduced to Alejandro, the family patriarch, a man I guess to be in his 60s, and he leads us to his home. My first impression of this place is that it is more modern (I use the term loosely!) than I expected. After all, the only thing I really have to compare it to is the home we visited last year in Ollantaytambo that had dozens of guinea pigs roaming around and human skulls decorating the mantle! As Alejandro leads us up the path to his home, we pass the bathroom, which is a separate small building. It has an actual porcelain toilet and sink, although we will have to pour buckets of water into the toilet to flush it. And it has no electricity. Still, it beats the outhouse I had envisioned! We turn a corner and the main part of the house is directly before us, and the bedrooms are in a separate courtyard to our right. This part of the house has two stories. There are 3 bedrooms on the second story where we will stay: Andrea and I in one; Santiago and Marco in another; and Augustin in the third. The rooms are surprisingly nice, with painted walls, curtains on the windows, colorful blankets on the beds, and posters decorating the walls. Heck, this feels like the Ritz! I assume that the family sleeps in rooms on the lower floor. The staircase up to the second-story bedroom is a bit treacherous, but all in all, just fine. And the view from our bedroom is absolutely breathtaking.
We go to the main part of the house for lunch. It is one room, approximately 20 x 8, with a table, fireplace, and kitchen. There we meet the family matriarch, Graciela, their daughter-in-law, and Isabella, their 16-month-old granddaughter. Richard, their son, is Isabella's father. Alejandro and Graciela have four children, and they have been married 40 years. Graciela is very shy. She smiles but does not sit with us at lunch, even though Santiago implores here to. I don't know what we would do without Santiago here to speak with them and for us. We are very lucky to have our own guide here. None of the others do, and their experiences don't seem to be as rich. And none of them would of course know where to begin to fix dinner for their families, and yet we will because Santiago has been here before.
We are served a lunch of quinoa soup, roasted potatoes, and a kind of cake made of baked cheese. Delicious, but very filling. After we eat, we have tea with mint pulled from their garden. Even at this altitude, and although a very cold climate, they are able to grow most of what they need. There is, in fact, a huge bush with passion fruit outside their front door. Who knew passion fruit would grow in a place like this?
We are to meet Angel and the others at the local soccer field at 4 for a trek up Pachatata, or Father Earth, the second highest point on the island. Alejandro, or Papi as he is called, leads us there. It's a steady uphill climb, past sheep and cows and chickens and homes, and by the time we get to the soccer field my heart and lungs and legs already hurt--and we haven't even begun the actual climb! We have not been bothered a lot by altitude yet, but this climbing at over 13,000 feet is kicking our butts! Thankfully we have a few minutes to recover at the soccer field while Angel explains the significance of Pachamama and Pachatata. Pachamama is slightly higher but further away. There is a shrine at the top of each mountain and each January the local people gather there for a big festival. We will walk to this shrine on Pachatata.
I'm rarely concerned about my ability to make these kinds of treks, but I'm concerned about this one. Pachatata exceeds 14,000 feet. Andrea is concerned, too, but we decide that we will stop as often as necessary to catch our breath, even if it takes all night! Luckily the path is mostly paved, but it's a steady incline in very thin air. It's beautiful, however, and the views are fabulous. Lining the pathway are local people selling their handicrafts and chocolate bars. And, very oddly, nearly at the top there is a huge building under construction, apparently to be used to sell handicrafts to who??? Really, who the heck is going to climb up here to buy enough stuff to justify this big building all alone up here on a mountain? Santiago calls it a white elephant. We take a lot of pictures as we climb, both goofy and scenic, not only because everything is so photogenic but because it's also a good excuse to stop and catch our breath!
As we approach the shrine we pass through a series of arches. The shrine itself is actually an enclosed space made of stone, and entry is only possible during the festival. We all linger at the top, waiting for the sun to set. It's about 5:30 p.m., and it's cold and windy. Santiago had secretly bought 2 Diet Cokes in Puno and gave them to us earlier (Andrea has not been able to get Diet Coke in restaurants and doesn't like the readily available Coke Zero. It's jokingly become a kind of quest to find Diet Coke here). We share one can to celebrate, in lieu of champagne.
The walk down is much easier, and by the time we reach the soccer field again it's completely dark. Papi meets us there and leads us back home. We wash up and meet in the kitchen to fix dinner. As the family watches, we boil spaghetti over the fire. Meanwhile, Andrea and Santiago chop vegetables while I make the sauce over a kerosene stove: onions, tomatoes, mushrooms, tomato paste, water and lots of garlic powder. And, fresh oregano from the family garden. Marco and Andrea also prepare the bread with butter and garlic powder. Santiago and Marco take pictures throughout the process. It's a lot of activity for a small space! The family, this time including son Richard, sit by the fire and watch and play with baby Isabella. She is a beautiful little girl, shy but happy.
When the food is ready Andrea and I dish it up and all of us sit around the table: the five of us and the family of five. Graciela is clearly not comfortable sitting at the table with everyone, and she sits in the furthest corner quietly. But everyone seems to enjoy the meal. At one point I survey all of these wonderful strangers that we've been so lucky to meet and marvel that we have prepared them dinner on a far-away island in Peru. The world is a wonderful place and I feel so lucky to be able to travel and experience it.
After dinner Andrea, Santiago and I linger at the table, drinking tea, while the family does the dishes (we offered to do them but Santiago said it wasn't necessary, that the family would likely prefer to do them themselves. I think he just didn't want to do dishes!). Marco went to the featival that the locals put on for the tourists at the soccer field. We decided not to go because Santiago had described it as being kind of cheesy and mainly an excuse to drink beer. Andrea and I have absolutely nothing against cheesiness or beer, but it's frigid out and we don't particularly want to trek back up to the soccer field, so we enjoy the warmth of the kitchen instead. At about 8:30 we decide to go to bed. We are lucky that our room has electricity, but no heat. So we take additional blankets from the third bed in our room and add them to the stack already on our own beds. I sleep in sweats and a t-shirt under six thick blankets. It's quite cozy, but incredibly heavy. I can't even roll over! But despite it all we both get a decent night's sleep with only one trip down the rickety stairs with a flashlight in the middle of the night to use the bathroom.


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AVON, Conn. — St. Sebastian's coach Bob Souza has been at the helm of the football program since 1978, leading the Arrows to six Independent School League championships. However, St. Sebastian's has not won a New England Prep School Athletic Conference bowl game in those 35 years, losing in 1994 and 1999.
Souza didn't want his players to worry about losses from the 1990s. Saturday's NEPSAC Arthur Valicenti bowl game against King School from Stamford, Conn., was their opportunity to win a bowl game and become the first team in school history to go 9-0.


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BROCKTON (FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) – Two trucks collided and ended up in the yard of a triple-decker at Belmont and Ash streets Monday morning in Brockton. A green truck hit the maroon truck and flipped over. A man in his 40s sustained serious, but non-life-threatening injuries. He was flown from the scene by Medflight.The residents who live on the first floor of the home had to be evacuated.SKYFOX video showed the foundation of the home cracked. Structural engineers are looking at it. Part of the road was closed. Residents say this is a very busy area.The owner of the maroon truck told FOX 25's Crystal Haynes he feels lucky to be alive.The crash remains under investigation.
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Cari: Meaning, Popularity, Origin of Baby Name Cari
Origin of the name Carrie:
Originally a pet form of Caroline (full-grown), Carey is now commonly bestowed as an independent given name and is often confused with the Irish Kerry (black-haired one). The name is also used as a pet form of the various names beginning with the element Car-.
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Not to many people can say this name right rimes with sorry.
I named my daughter Cari (like sorry) and she has it mispronounced frequently. But I loved the name then and do now!
Re: ^Above^ My name is Cari and it is pronounced Carrie, Cary, Keri, etc., I've known 4 other Cari's (with that same spelling) and they all pronounce their name same as me! My name is Kari rymes with sorry I hate when people pronounce it as Carrie. so the name Cari should be pronounce Cari like car, I just HATE the name Carrie its so ugly. Cari is way better.
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Which one of you thought the Bucs would be 4-3 right now at the beginning of the season?
Anyone who thinks Tim Tebow will be a great NFL QB is an idiot.
Well the Bucs are currently sitting at one game above 500 and could be at 500 after next weeks game with the Jags. So I guess then it wont be about the wins and losses then will it.
Mediocre: of moderate or low quality, value, ability, or performanceThe Bucs and the Lions are both of moderate or low quality. I expect both teams will finish roughly 8-8, which I think is the very definition of moderate quality.
There really is no shame in being mediocre in the NFL -- part of what parity ensures is that there are a couple really good teams, a couple really bad teams, and the rest of the league is mired somewhere in the middle.This Tampa team isn't great. It isn't awful either. What else would you call them other than mediocre?
TROLLING: someone who intentionally posts controversial or contrary messages in an on-line community such as an on-line discussion forum with the intention of baiting users into an argumentative response.
I don't think anything I'm saying is remotely controversial. I'm not yelling to fire Gruden or burn some assistant coach at the stake. I'm not trying to bait people either.
I don't see why when I post should be an issue. Take issue with what I'm saying, not the fact that I'm not a "good" Bucs fan in your estimation.
If you knew the Lions had a winning record why did you call them mediocre? Do you know the definition of mediocre? If so please give me your definition of mediocre becuase a winning team does not fit into the defintion that is recognized by many asmediocre.
Congratulations.Your defintion of "soft" winning teams can be applied to all winning teams currently in the NFL not named the Colts and Patriots. Are you sure you want to stick with that definition?
Yes? If you post only after losses the majority of the time what does that make you? A Bucs fans posts whether a W or a L is put up.It is no longer called an opinion (not even an honest opinion) when you decide to post only after losses. That is called trolling.
I knew the Lions had a winning record. I also knew they had been destroyed by a pretty sub-par Philly team and had struggled against virtually every 'good' defense they'd played.
I don't think anyone will disagree that Tampa snuck away with a win from the Titans. W-L are all important in the NFL for determining outcome to the season, but they're certainly less instructive about the abilities of a team than other metrics.
Tampa and Detroit are both soft "winning" teams -- neither one is much better than a .500 club IMO.
So, in order to have an opinion I have to post on specific days of the week? Please...
We were extremely competitive and lost to a team on the road that is 4-2.
Here's how I see it:vs JAC: Wvs ARI: W@ ATL: Wvs WAS: W@ NO: L@ HOU: Wvs. ATL: W@ SF: Wvs. CAR: W12-4, maybe 11-5 season. 10-6 at the worst.
The fact that you did not look at the Lions win/loss record before the game was played tells me all I need to know about your honesty. You want to make an arguement that a team with a winning record is mediocre be my guest.
And the Titans are a superior team than Detroit and yet the Bucs lost to the Lions but beat the Titans. Making a black and white judgement is not a really sophisticated way of evaluating the team. But since this thread is titled wins and losses I guess for some simple minded people it is.
Which I rarely see after a win.
Never claimed to be credible, just honest and upfront about what I see and think.
And, yeah they have a winning record, but they beat the worst team in the NFL, a Saints team that couldn't get out of their own way, and a Carolina team 1st week without Delhomme. Only really quality team they've beaten in my mind is Tenn.
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I have long referred to Calgary as the "biggest small town in the world." It may be one of the largest cities in the country, but it has always had that feeling that everyone knows everyone else. It's a city where you aren't instantly suspicious of others, where you're not always watching your back.
It has always been my belief that this is the result of intranational immigration--the majority of people who live in Calgary aren't actually from Calgary. A prime example would be my own group of close friends. They are all outsiders, from Revelstoke, Banff, Claresholm, even Oyen. The result of all this immigration to the "big city" is the values, attitudes and world view of small town Western Canada survive, even prosper, in our fair city.
This has its drawbacks, such as the somewhat deserved bigoted red neck stereotype Calgarians are forced to endure, however the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks.
There seems to be no more than two degrees of separation between anyone, meaning it's very easy for new arrivals to feel welcome and at home. There also tends to be a genuine kindness and a laid back attitude, not the same as you would find in a small prairie town, but much more present than most cities pushing one million people.
This is made all the more remarkable by our city's sprawling nature. One would assume the distance between homes would lead to a greater distance between people.
Sadly, this may not be the case much longer.
The decline of small town Calgary is something that has been coming up more frequently in conversations I've had with the aforementioned imports. The attitudes and behaviours of Calgarians, the very soul of the city, are changing. It seems our growth and our size may have finally started to catch up with us.
The recent drive-by shooting at Olympic Plaza, in the heart of downtown, is just the most recent in a string of events seemingly signaling the end of a good thing. Violence in and around nightclubs has escalated to the point where it's no longer fist fights that are the order of the day, but knifings and shootings.
These effects could be the result of a number of causes.
Perhaps it's due to the fact that Calgary's youth are increasingly "next generation" small towners. People whose parents moved here 20 or 30 years ago, people who haven't known anything but city life and therefore don't have the same values, attitudes and world view I lauded earlier.
Maybe it's the fact that with increased prosperity, increased affluence and increased overall wealth for the city, crime and conflict are the natural by products.
It could even come down to governance and to the attitudes starting at the top with Premier Ralph Klein. The profits and wealth may not trickle down, but seeing the world as a "haves" and " have nots," rich and poor, citizens and burdens might be making their way through society.
Whatever the reason, it seems as though the good times are petering out, and that we should savour these last few years of bliss. Who knows when we'll get the chance again?
Then again, it could just be a matter of the beholder. Perhaps it is nothing more than my being hung up on how it "used to be" and not focusing on how it is now. Maybe we've had these problems all along, and I'm just becoming more aware of them.
After all, people still walk their dogs with a smile on their face and make sure to say hello in my neck of the woods. Maybe I'm just the Chicken Little here and the sky isn't falling after all.
Plus, I think that we need more police patrol, and stiffer penalties for criminals. If the role models weren't there in the beginning, let the other criminals be that role model for the generations to come.


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Feb 15, 2009, 02:53 PM
is there an app that will let me use my touch to play videos,and music from my mac that is in another room.im using airport express to acess the web. if so which one do you recomend
Feb 15, 2009, 05:56 PM
I'm not exactly sure about videos and pictures, but you can access music thats not on your ipod touch remotely using Remote Buddy. It lets you browse your itunes library and play music through your ipod. You can also use it to play music through your speakers attached to your computer. Remote buddy isn't an ipod application, its an os x application.
Remote Buddy (http://www.iospirit.com/index.php?mode=view&obj_type=infogroup&obj_id=24&sid=9025016Gc652198af83ebc61)
Feb 15, 2009, 06:20 PM
Right now I can't figure out how to remotely play the songs, but I'm pretty sure I've done it before. I'll get back to you if I remember how.


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"He restores my soul; He leads me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake" (Psalm 23:3). "It means he fixes our soul," says Graham, 8. "When we are down, he puts us back on our feet," adds Wes, 10. The author of this Psalm started as a shepherd boy and became a king. …
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Starts to the right of 'Natural Selection', finish on Tsunami.
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Dear Editor,
First, I will say that I was unable to read the Mayor's e-mail when it first became public. Second, I was unable to read the responses of our honorable, and I do mean honorable, council members, Bob Lewis and Steve Shuttleworth. That said, I was able to come up to date after reading your editorial in the paper dated October 31, 2012 and the text from the Island Gazzete's web site. Great job! I am surprised, as I have not seen anything from Lonnie Lashley to participate in this discussion. His silence tells me he supports the Mayor's feelings.
I worked in the corporate area for over 40 years. I have been involved in many controversial discussions and decisions affecting national and global issues. But, I have never witnessed any of my leaders act in a manner similar to our leader, that is, the Mayor of a Town, towards other council members, who the residents have elected to manage the affairs of the Town. When I say non-professional, I am referring to not only the personal attacks on Bob Lewis, but that the Mayor would use an e-mail forum to denigrate three members of the council both personally and professionally.
I have to agree with Steve Shuttleworth that the Mayor's comments constitute verbiage that would come from a bully. Steve's assessment rings true with me. I was in attendance at the political forum for the Mayoral candidates prior to the election and heard the responses to the questions by Pat Eifird, Dan Wilcox and Ray Rothrock. Pat's and Dan's responses were thoughtful and directed at moving this Town forward. I cannot say I felt the same about Ray's comments. Perhaps that feeling I had is ringing true based on what has transpired to date between the Mayor and Bob, Steve and Sarah.
I have been to many of the Town's events and have never seen the Mayor in attendance, but I have seen Bob Lewis at many of these events.
The Mayor's web site when he was running for Mayor stated: "I am running on my record as your mayor for three consecutive terms (1997 to 2003). During that time, Carolina Beach was confronted by a very serious financial problem, which caused the State of North Carolina to consider stepping in and taking control of the town. Well, with the help of the Town Council, I was able to reverse the Town's poor financial condition, resulting in a very strong and prosperous community."
OK, I do not know what the serious financial problem was. He stated he worked with the Town Council to reverse this situation. Why can't he work with the current Town Council to deliver a strong and prosperous community now? Is 2003 that much different that 2012?
Well yes, we are in very different times, with very different problems that are more far reaching than they were in 2003. Maybe we need current thinking and not 2003 thinking!
Until I read the web site text, I was not aware our Town Manager was not a resident of the Town. How does that happen? I think the Town Council needs to ensure that our Town Manager needs to reside in the Town. Now I understand why the Town Manager would recommend tax increases on the Town's residents when he would not be liable to pay them.
I want to close by saying, from what I have heard from Bob Lewis, Steve Shuttleworth and Sarah Friede in the political forums, in the news media and in person, these council members have our best interests in mind as they act as our elected members of the Town Council. I have total trust in them and support them.
Come on Mayor, work with the other Town Council members to move this community forward.
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Dom's post about the potential new deals for KO and Bailey this morning spurred me into some mildly serious consideration of the CBA and it's upcoming expiration. In the interest of full disclosure, I myself am not a lawyer and had not read the NHL CBA prior to the date of this FanPosting.
In this FanPost, I'm only going to be examining certain aspects of the current CBA and labor situation so that we might discuss the potential changes or additions in the next CBA and how it will affect the continued development of our Islanders into a dominating force in the East. With that said, let us continue on to the facts and questions!
Fact: The current CBA expires in September 2011, and has an option for a 1-year extension which only the NHLPA has the power to exercise. Edit: The NHLPA exercised that option this summer, so the CBA now runs through the 2011-12 season. (NHL CBA Section 3.1 clauses a and b.)
Why does this fact matter to us? Well, some of you may have become aware that former MLBPA director Donald Fehr has become increasingly involved with the NHLPA over the past several years and is considered by many in the mainstream media (MSM from here on) to be one of the more likely choices for the currently vacant position of head of the NHLPA. Some Fehr-related tidbits: Fehr presided over not one but TWO strikes during his tenure in charge of MLBPA. (He was also involved in the Seitz decision leading to free agency in MLB.) MLB is the only remaining major sports league without a salary cap, although it does have a luxury tax system in place. I think that Fehr can safely be considered an opponent of salary caps. His influence and potential control over whether or not the NHLPA chooses to extend the current CBA must be taken into consideration.
Popular Conjecture 1: The owners were in favor of a salary cap because they thought it would reduce player costs while increasing their profit margins. The players were against it because they thought it would reduce salaries.
This conjecture is essentially correct, although functionally inaccurate. It can be noted that the salary cap has continued to rise on a yearly basis, which can be presented by individuals such as The Commisioner Who Will Not Be Named as an example of the strength of the league. Glossed over in such representations is the fact that the salary floor (Section 50.5, particularly clause b) has continued to rise, which leaves certain owners (the cash-strapped and cost-concerned) unhappy. The players are likewise unhappy due to the conditions of the player escrow (Section 50.4) implemented as part of the salary cap.
Of course, the inaccuracy of the increase in the salary cap being presented as a product of the league's strength is partially due to the fact that the NHL is one of the few major sports leagues which has to consider international exchange rates. The Canadian dollar is particularly strong at the moment (as of this composition, a Canadian dollar is worth 94 American cents) and the continuing strong profits of the Canada-based NHL franchises handily butress the less robust financial status of numerous US-based NHL franchises, particularly those located in the American South and Southwest.
Fact: The NHL does not have a TV deal beyond the 2010-2011 season.
Versus has been extending year-by-year since the conclusion of the 2 year $130mil (USD) deal reached at the conclusion of the lockout. NBC's Sunday package was renewed for 2 additional years (does anyone know the $ on this one?) prior to last season. There has been speculation (notably by Wysh over at Puck Daddy) regarding the desire of The Commisioner Who Will Not Be Named's desire to increase the NHL's TV deal to a much higher figure (Wysh speculated on $500mil USD combined) to be shared among the franchises. Such a windfall would surely impact heavily the negotiations upon the next CBA.
Conjecture: The NHL is unhappy with the salary structures and terms which have been used by some teams to make contracts fit under the salary cap and feel that teams have been violating the intent of the system currently in place to govern how player salaries are applied to the salary cap from year to year.
I'd say that we can count this fairly well as fact, given their reaction to the Kovy contract and it's bald-faced manipulation of salary averaging to create a greatly reduced cap hit. (I wish there were more available details on the quasi-confirmed NHL rejection of the proposed structure for a new version of the Kovy contract...)
Point of Note: NHL players are in the envious position of having their entire contract guaranteed (Section 50.9 clause i) relatively speaking - the only way they can be "cut" involves buyouts, where the player might be receiving either 33 or 66 percent of their remaining salary for the remaining years on their contract...which still counts against their team's salary cap as we Islanders fans well know.
Where does this leave us? Well, here are the potential swing factors in any upcoming CBA negotiation:
- The influence of Donald Fehr as well as who exactly the next NHLPA Executive Director might be will have a tremendous impact on how the NHLPA approaches the discussion.
- The status of the NHL's TV deal is going to greatly modify the size of the pie and the willingness of participants on both sides of the table to "share" said pie.
- The results of the "Kovygate" Contracts (I think we can pluralize that) and what actions, if any, are taken by the league in response to retroactively identifying similarly offending deals are something which are quite likely to make their way into a clause or subclause of Section 50.5 (particularly subclause d, which stipulates how contracts are averaged*).
(*The actual language in 50.5.d.ii reads: "For any multi-year SPC, for purposes of calculating the Club's Averaged Club Salary in any League Year, the Averaged Amount of such SPC shall be used. That is, the Player Salary and Bonuses for all League Years shall be "averaged" over the length of the entire term of the SPC, using the stated amount, by dividing the aggregate stated amount of all Player Salary and Bonuses to be paid during the term of the SPC by the number of League Years in the SPC (see Illustrations #1 and #2 below)." It's page 222 of the PDF, entertaining stuff!)
Now, and most importantly, how does this affect us as Islanders fans?
In my opinion, we're one of the teams which can potentially feel severe hurt from multiple permutations of the potential next CBA. For instance, if the current hard cap and floor are removed in favor of a cap-only or a soft-cap and luxury tax, we may be unable to compete with market rate for prime players and thus will potentially lose our budding stars to teams with a larger budget for player contracts.
As best I can tell at this point in my perusal, there are no provisions in the current CBA for the possibility of play without a CBA in place, so our contract negotiations in the period leading up the expiration of the current agreement are likely to be targeted to last through the end of the first year of the next CBA, to allow us to retain control of our players and have the cap flexibility to reoganize contract terms and salaries in reaction to any changes to the salary cap. (I expect that KO will be an exception to this one, and possibly Bailey as well depending on the continued development of both.)
At present, the best-case scenario I can envision would be to first see the league reach a sizable new TV deal well in advance of the 120 day window for the NHLPA to extend the current CBA. Increased TV revenues will relax the owners, and the NHLPA may be more willing to extend the deal due to the major swing in hockey related revenue (HRR) such an infusion of cash would create, giving them leverage at the bargaining table via the "larger pie". Then both parties would be afforded the time and patience to sit down and iron out the kinks in the current cap and floor system to stabilize the league for the next decade or more.
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So as for how Snow anticipates that? I have no idea. I guess he'll have a slightly better clue by next summer.
Of course the other X-factor for us is how much Wang will be willing to spend, and if he'll even know what venue his team will play in just a few seasons into the next CBA.
So far, Snow is displaying the following talents as a GM:
- Identification of young talent
- Caution regarding salary negotiations
- Thriftiness and an eye for productive trades
His lone major "weakness" right now seems to be difficulty convincing top-tier free agents to come to the Island, which many of us suspect really has more to do with the organization's status than any deficiency on his part.
With an unknown cap situation looming, the odds point to Garth continuing to proceed with his current modus operandi. Namely, well-balanced deals for short-to-intermediate term, prioritizing his "key" parts but resisting the urge to overpay as an opening gambit.
Our X-factor, Wang's budget stipulations, has two large issues hanging upon it: HRR from the TV deal, and the Islander's arena situation. If there's improvement on either or both fronts, we're sure to see the budget increase.
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Be Injury FreeHatha | By Steven Espinosa on Feb 09 2012
Sometimes in yoga we can push or force ourselves to the point of injury. This practice reminds us to move in a mindful and conscious way to create an engaging yet safe environment and stay injury free!
Strong yet fun Level 1-2 with a steady opening warm up leading into an energetic Standing Pose series including Warrior 2, Extended Side Angle, Triangle and Half Moon Pose. Followed by Hip and Thigh stretch in Pigeon Pose, Standing Leg Balance in Tree and Arm Balance with Crow. Concludes with Back Bends in Bridge and/or Upward Facing Bow and brief rest in Corpse Pose.
- Steven Espinosa Mar 14th, 2012Hi Wania! So glad you liked the class! Thanks for the great feedback! Have an awesome day! Namaste' Steven.
- Steven Espinosa Feb 27th, 2012Hello Lauren! So glad you enjoyed the class! Thanks for the sweet email! Steven.
- Lauren B Feb 22nd, 2012thanks for a wonderful class steven! i really enjoyed it :)
- Steven Espinosa Feb 21st, 2012Hello Emma! Thank you so much for your kind words. It makes me happy certain things remind you of your favorite teachers. That must feel comforting and like coming back home. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful Day. Namaste' Steven.
- Denyse Whillier Feb 15th, 2012Wouldn't mind so much if it wasn't on our hallowed BBC! http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_9693000/9693928.stm
- Steven Espinosa Feb 15th, 2012OMG. That is so funny, Denyse! Thank you for sharing. Very happy you enjoyed the class. Beware of Savasana! LOL. Steven.
- Denyse Whillier Feb 14th, 2012Very much enjoyed your class as ever. The "Does Yoga Wreck Your Body?" debate has crossed the Atlantic and become "Will Yoga Kill You?" We're wondering if Savasana (corpse pose over here) is safe! LOL :)
- Steven Espinosa Feb 13th, 2012Hi Carol. Thank you for your sweet words. When you say "practicing with you" it makes me very happy. Because it means you feel like you are in the room with us. Which is one of the beautiful things about YogaGlo! Keep up the great work and have a wonderful day! Steven.
- Steven Espinosa Feb 13th, 2012Hi Lorna! I'm glad that the practice helped warm you on a foggy day in London town! Thanks so much for all of your kind comments. I very much appreciate it and you! Steven.
- Steven Espinosa Feb 13th, 2012Hey Kayla! That is so cool! Crow pose is a hard! So it makes me extra happy to know that the engagement of your hands helped you in the pose. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and have a sweet day! Steven.
- Steven Espinosa Feb 13th, 2012Thank you, Sara! I'm glad you could appreciate the basics and yet still be challenged. That is awesome! Keep up the great work and have a wonderful day! Steven.
- Steven Espinosa Feb 13th, 2012Hi Tieshka! Thanks for the sweet note! It makes me happy that you enjoyed the class and the pace of it. Wishing you a beautiful day! Steven.
- Steven Espinosa Feb 13th, 2012Hi Carolin! Thanks for your great comments! So glad you enjoyed the class and that it helped support your PT's advice! That is awesome! Have a wonderful day! Steven.
- Carol Sargent Feb 12th, 2012I just love practicing with you. Excellent. Thank you.
- Lorna Booker Feb 11th, 2012This practice certainly warmed me on this very, very cold morning in London. Thanks, Steven.
- Kayla Sharrah Feb 10th, 2012I loved this. I felt strong and stable throughout the entire class thanks to your great attention to detail, I really needed the "power of the hands" reminders and I was finally able to get into crow pose comfortably! Thank you thank you.
- Carolin Feb 9th, 2012hey, this class came just at the very moment I needed it. I've always been struggling between pushing myself while taking care of not straining myself and this is an important lesson I need to learn - my physical therapist says so, too ;-). will look into more of your classes, steven, love your approach. namaste!
- Steven Espinosa Feb 9th, 2012Hello Dar! Thanks so much for your wonderful comments. It makes me happy that you appreciate the mindful attention to detail. I am sure you are a much loved teacher yourself. And yes, I think that is a great idea to do a segment for those older and less mobile. Thanks for the suggestion! Have a great day! Steven.
- dar carman Feb 9th, 2012hi there always feel safe with your teaching. I too teach I think tht article was a good thing for both teachers and students. A wake up call for all to be kind to be mindful.
Any chance you could teach a class for the older less moblie.
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The last time I blogged about "Brokeback Mountain", more than a month ago, I was contemplating how much it might make at the box office. As much as I love the movie, I was thinking it would probably top out at about $25 million since I simply couldn't see it gaining widespread mainstream acceptance. Clearly, I was wrong about that. This weekend the film expanded to nearly 700 screens and made an estimated $6 million or so, passing the $30 million mark. Now, "Brokeback" is the leading Academy Awards contender and it seems safe to predict that it will top $50 million. Oh and by the way, I think that as of now it is the sure bet to win the best picture Oscar.
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Lemon & Blueberry Parfait Shooters (YIELDS 20-25 Shooters)
2 cups of fresh blueberries
¾ cups of white sugar
½ cup of water
32 oz container of Vanilla yogurt
1 cup of granola or streusel
¼ cup fresh lemon juice
zest of ½ lemon
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20-25 mini spoons
2 plastic squeeze bottles
1 plastic funnel
Place both cups of blueberries and water in a blender and blend on the lowest speed for about 30 seconds. Transfer the blueberry mixture in to a medium saucepan. Add the sugar and just enough water to cover the mixture. Bring to a boil and then reduce to a simmer. Allow the mixture to simmer about 20-30 minutes, stirring constantly until it thickens. The consistency should be slightly loser than jam. Remove from the heat and allow to cool.
Empty the container of yogurt into a medium bowl and add fresh lemon juice with zest and mix until combined.
Transfer blueberry mixture and yogurt to two separate plastic squeeze bottles. (You'll have to snip the spout to make it larger. Use a plastic funnel to fill the bottles with ease). Starting with the yogurt, squeeze the desired amount into the shooter glass and then alternate back and forth with the blueberry reduction. Garnish with granola and fresh mint!
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Toppings: assorted sprinkles, caramel, ground pecans
In a microwave, melt chocolate chips and oil. Stir until smooth.
Thread two marshmallows onto each wooden stick. Roll marshmallows in melted chocolate, turning to coat. Allow excess to drip off. Roll in toppings of your choice. Place on waxed paper-lined baking sheets. Chill until firm and enjoy!
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