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Archer John Porter Martin was an English chemist and Nobel laureate.
March 1, 1910 in London, England
July 28, 2002 in Norwich, England
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Martin was an English biochemist who shares the 1952 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Richard Synge for the invention of partition chromatography. Partition chromatography is a technique to separate similar substances by repeated extraction by two immiscible liquids. It can separate amino acids to aid in the study of proteins, carbohydrates and DNA. He also developed gas-liquid chromatography.


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A stick of dynamite that washed ashore on a Harbor Island beach late Thursday afternoon has been destroyed.
Around 4 p.m., sheriff's deputies responded to Harbor Island after a beachgoer reported that he found a stick of dynamite on the shore. Area residents were alerted and authorities secured the area.
Beaufort Co. Bomb Squad members responded and detonated the explosive in place without incident. There was no damage and no one was injured. Authorities do not know where the dynamite may have originated.
The area was back open to residents and visitors around 6:45 p.m.
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PEKIN, Ill -- An underage drinking party in Pekin resulted in 26 arrests New Years Morning.
Pekin police say officers were dispatched to a house on Brooklawn Avenue around 3 a.m. Sunday.
While an officer was watching the house they observed a male get in his car and leave the house.
After squealing his tires, 19-year-old Austin Leasly of Pekin was pulled over and arrested for driving under the influence.
Meanwhile, officers arrived at the home to find teens inside drinking, but they were not allowed in.
Officers then noticed a male and female on the couch who appeared to be unresponsive.
Worried about their well-being officers got entered the home.
Twenty-year-old Tyler Evans of Pekin was arrested for resisting a peace officer after he tried holding the door. He was also ticketed for illegal consumption.
Nineteen-year-old Kyle Henderson of Pekin and 19-year-old Charles Surratt, who lived in the home, were ticketed for illegal consumption and presence where minors consume alcohol. Neighbors tell police the home is rented.
Seventeen others were ticketed for illegal consumption including:
Kaitlyn Gudzinskas, 19, of Pekin
Andru Justice, 19, of Pekin
Blain Hill, 19, of Pekin
Jackson Kober, 19, of Pekin
Emily Brasher, 19, of Pekin
Zachary Dains, 20, of Pekin
Ian Barnes, 19, of Pekin
Miranda Ziemba, 18, of Washington
Colton Vinovich, 19, of Pekin
Christopher Trier, 20, of Pekin
Alicia Fussner, 18, of Washington
Jamie Fussner, 20, of Washington
Kayla Steele, 19, of Marquette Heights
Quinn Clark, 19, of Pekin
Jakob Francis, 19, of Pekin
Kain Hoeniges, 20, of Pekin
Marissa McGurr, 19, of Pekin
Three others were ticketed for presence where minors consume alcohol including:
Visar Rrushaj, 21, of Pekin
Amanda Miller, 22, of North Pekin
Timothy Bergener, 19, of Pekin
And two 17-year olds were released to their parents.
It is still not clear who bought the alcohol for the party.


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Core - March 28, 2012
OK here's a question: can you create a sound on an album that you can't completely replicate live? Are you entitled to squeaks, bangs, squeaks and whistles, soprano vocals and ambitious meedly meedly if you know for a fact that you are unable to pull it off onstage? Keeping in mind that very few bands are able to exist entirely in the context of albums and that most bands will need to tour an album in order to make some cash, please the label and progress in the cyclical nature that the industry operates on these days. I saw a band the other week who had lovely vocals and swell harmonies on their most recent album, but come their much anticipated live album, completely choked in both regards. As a result their live show…um…well…sucked. Usually singers will struggle to deliver crisp, calculated, studio-perfect vocals live, and that's OK, but this one really missed the mark entirely to the point where some songs became unrecognisable. Yet it seems like a bitter assault on an artist's creative freedom to deny them any kind of whimsical, ambitious experimentation in the studio...? Send answers to firstname.lastname@example.com.
This Thursday, Smith St's Gasometer Hotel will host a photography exhibition called Women In Punk and Hardcore, Melbourne. The project is a collaboration between two Melbourne-based artists, and features the stories of women who have played an important part in the punk and hardcore scene in Melbourne. There will be live performances by Deep Heat and Concrete Life. Check it out.
Canberra's I Exist will release a new 7" through Resist Records for Record Store Day this Saturday April 21. The record will feature a brand new song and a Melvins cover and only 250 copies will be made available. Meanwhile, Poison City Records has released a sneak peak off their Record Store Day release, Shuffle And Scrape: A Tribute To Blueline Medic". The Nation Blue's cover of Shuffle And Scrape is available now online. The vinyl will be available from Poison City Records on Saturday April 21.
It has been revealed that actor Johnny Depp will appear on Marilyn Manson's new album Born Villain which is due out in Australia via Cooking Vinyl on Friday April 27. It's the band's first album since 2009's mediocre The High End Of Low.
Karnivool are revived and ready to hit the road again after a quiet few months, with their Melodia Frescas Tour with Redcoats and Sleepmakeswakes kicking off this winter when it'll hit Melbourne's The Hi-Fi on Thursday July 5, followed by the Bended Elbow in Geelong on Sunday July 8.
Brendan Kelly's (Lawrence Arms) new project Brendan Kelly and the Wandering Birds have posted a new song from their forthcoming album online. What's A Boy To Do is from the upcoming album I'd Rather Die Than Live Forever which cops a release this week via Red Scare.
Ska Weekender Festival will return this June to Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. Saturday June 9 will see Area 7, Dan Potthast, God God Dammit Dammit, The Bennies, Roofdog, The Operators, Admiral Ackbar and Dishonourable Discharge play at The Evelyn Hotel from 6pm. Tickets are available via Moshtix.


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Be careful what you wish for ... you just might get it.
UFC middleweight lightning rod Chael Sonnen told MMA Fighting at UFC 132 that he's looking for a "tune-up" fight on his way back to the 185-pound division and that he'd like to "take out Machida," referring to former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Lyoto Machida.
From a matchmaking perspective, it's not as silly as it first sounds.
Fight fans were clamoring for an eventual grudge match between Sonnen and Wanderlei Silva, unfortunately Chris Leben may have retired "The Axe Murderer" back on July 2. Two other top middleweights, Micheal Bisping and Jason "Mayhem" Miller, are both on location filming the "The Ultimate Fighter."
He doesn't want to fight Leben while Vitor Belfort and Anderson Silva are both booked.
But it just so happens that Machida is sitting at home with nothing to do and even tells Tatame.com that if Sonnen really wants to move up a weight class and test his might at 205-pounds, he'll sign the contract "immediately."
"I think that's great, I'm excited to do that. He's coming back now, wants to fight, and I really think it's a good fight for me. If Sonnen really wants this fight, I'll sign it immediately, no problem at all."
Sonnen recently satisfied his suspension with the California State Athletic Commission, becoming eligible to re-apply for his fight license on June 29, 2011. While the likelihood of him gaining instant access to California Or Nevada is slim, there are plenty of others states (cough, Texas) that would probably rubber stamp his return.
But will "The Dragon" be waiting?
How about it Maniacs, can the former light heavyweight champion knock some respect into the trash-talking ex-Realtor? Or would Sonnen put his money where his mouth is against the elusive Brazilian?


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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) – The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine announced a new team of seven alcohol and addiction researchers. They make up the South Plains Alcohol and Addiction Research Center, or SPAARC, which has already been highlighted as a center of excellence, but here's the real reason "SPAARC" could make a difference in our community.
"They're trying to understand who gets alcoholism and why it occurs. It looks at the genetics, how alcohol actually affects the brain. It comes up with basic science ideas of how treatments can be developed," said Steven Berk, M.D., the Dean of the School of Medicine at Texas Tech Health Sciences Center. "And so we will help in the future, people from Lubbock who are addicted to drug and alcohol, to get better treatments to come up with better treatments for that disease."
Dr. Berk says later this year, laboratories in the newly built SPAARC research facility will be completed so that these researchers can work together to unlock the science behind the tragedy of addiction.
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A 17-year-old Purvis resident died Saturday night in a single-vehicle accident. According to Hattiesburg Police Department Public Information Officer Lt. Jon Traxler, the individual, who was driving a pickup truck, was on Interstate 59 South near Exit 60, when he ran off the road into the median. Lt. Traxler said the truck hit a cable system following a guard rail.
The teen has been identified by Forrest County Deputy Coroner Lisa Klem as Ryan McLeod, 17. McLeod died from internal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene.
McLeod attended Presbyterian Christian School.
This is the second fatal, single-vehicle accident in the past two days. On Friday night, Joshua Kmetz, 20, was pronounced dead at the scene when he drove off Steelman Road in the Oak Grove area and hit a tree.
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By Jade Bulecza - bio | email VALDOSTA, GA (WALB) – Valdosta Police won't release the name of the victim, who was kicked and punched by a masked man who walked into her home on West Alden Street at 8:00AM after her parents left to take her children to school.
Police say it's possible the attacker waited until they left to go into the home.
"He had his face covered, and entered the front door confronted the female that was inside assaulted her," said Valdosta Police Lt. Aaron Kirk. "No serious injuries; she was checked out by EMS and they left the scene."
The assailant is white and about six feet tall. He was wearing blue jeans and a denim shirt.
Police say he stole a camera and medication from the home.
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The boys alpine skiing state championships are Tuesday at Wachusett Mountain Ski Area in Princeton at 9:30 a.m. In all two teams and 28 individuals from Western Mass. have qualified for the event.
*Note: In order to qualify as a team three skiers had to qualify in the regular season individual standings*
Skiers Qualified (8):
Kyle Gagne
Dan Fernandes
Kevin Hussey
Matthew Draymore
Peter Maziarz
Jack Alberici
Ryan Cove
Tyler Gagne
Longmeadow was the dominant team all season long in Western Mass. winning all seven PVIAC North races. As a result, Longmeadow will be sending eight skiers to the state championships.
"I think having eight skiers in the top-28 is fantastic and three in the top-ten is fantastic," said Longmeadow coach Glenn Olson. "We are young with the majority of the skiers in ninth and 10th grade (so its exciting)."
Kyle Gagne, just a sophomore, was the top skier this season for Longmeadow finishing in a tie for first place overall in the individual standings during the regular season and then winning the PVIAC alpine individual championship title.
The Lancers had two other skiers finish inside the top-five of the final individual regular season standings with sophomore Dan Fernandes finishing fourth and sophomore Kevin Hussey placing fifth.
Skiers Qualified (6):
John White
Luke Looman
Jameson Rice
Liam Datres de la Blotier
Dan Burke
Dan White
For Mohawk it was a season of almost. The defending North Division champions finished in second place in each and every race this season.
Even though they could never get over the hump, coach Sean Loomis is still very satisfied with the results.
"You can't complain about having six kids in the top-28," Loomis said. "We are fortunate to live near a ski area where most of the kids grow up skiing and watch kids race on a regular basis."
The Warriors were led all season long by junior John White who tied for first in the regular season individual standings. However, Mohawk will need to get production from some of their other skiers if they want to finish high in the team category.
"If we can get John White in the top 15, and Luke Looman in the top 40-50, I think we have a really good chance to reach seventh or eighth place," says Loomis. "The key is our third racer. Jameson Rice, Liam Datres-De la Blotier, Dan Burke and Ben White have been fighting for that spot all season long. If one of them can uncork a couple of beauties we should do pretty good."
Top-10 Individuals:
*Results based on PVIAC regular season standings*
1. Kyle Gagne; Sophomore (Longmeadow)
Best Finish: 1st (3 times)
Top-5 Finishes: 7
2. John White; Junior (Mohawk)
Best Finish: 1st (PVIAC Race No. 1)
Top-5 Finishes: 6
Top-10 Finishes: 7
3. Sean Doyle; Senior (Frontier)
Best Finish: 1st (PVIAC Race No. 7)
Top-5 Finishes: 5
Top-10 Finishes: 7
4. Dan Fernandes; Sophomore (Longmeadow)
Best Finish: 1st (PVIAC Race No. 6)
Top-5 Finishes: 5
Top-10 Finishes: 6
5. Kevin Hussey; Sophomore (Longmeadow)
Best Finish: 4th (PVIAC Race No. 7)
Top-5 Finishes: 1
Top-10 Finishes: 3
6. Nick Ottoson; Freshman (East Longmeadow)
Best Finish: 5th (PVIAC Race No. 5)
Top-5 Finishes: 1
Top-10 Finishes: 6
7. Paul Leckey; Junior (Minnechaug)
Best Finish: 1st (PVIAC Race No. 4)
Top-5 Finishes: 5
Top-10 Finishes: 6
8. Neil Sheehan; Sophomore (Westfield)
Best Finish: 4th (PVIAC Race No. 6)
Top-5 Finishes: 2
Top-10 Finishes: 6
9. Luke Looman; Senior (Mohawk)
Best Finish: 10th (3 times)
Top-5 Finishes: 0
Top-10 Finishes: 3
10. Charles Denhart; Sophomore (Northampton)
Best Finish: 3rd (PVIAC Race No. 6)
Top-5 Finishes: 2
Top-10 Finishes: 5
Other Individuals:
*Results based on PVIAC regular season standings*
Austin Herman (Gateway)
Mike Gonet (Agawam)
James Mier (Holyoke)
Patrick O'Connell (Amherst)
Sam Simonds (Amherst)
Liam Sheehan (Westfield)
Mike Rossi (Agawam)
Kyle Puzzo (Ludlow)
Daniel Belkin (Northampton)
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Ben Modelsky (Holyoke Catholic)
Evan Novak (Longmeadow)
Chris Burke (Gateway)
John Dee (Longmeadow)


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A wounded veteran made a stop in Erie tonight on his national tour.
Terry Barnes, a recently retired Army member who served for 17 years, is riding his bike across the country from Fort Drum, New York, to Mississippi.
He's riding around 1,400 miles, and he plans to do it in just 20 days.
He says he wants to raise around 400 thousand dollars, and if he doesn't do it by the time he gets to his final destination, he said he'll get on his bike and ride back to New York.
As a wounded soldier himself, he understands the need for support.
"A lot of these guys while they're in the service they live at a certain standard," said Barnes. "Now they're out as a wounded warrior, and their standard dropped. Some of these people are starting to lose their homes, lose their vehicles and things like that." That prompted him to come up with his own foundation, dedicated to helping wounded veterans.
To donate to his charity, the USA Warrior Creativity Foundation, you can click here.


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If you'd like to cheers the man behind the you'll have your chance next week.
will be at on Thursday, Dec. 8, for a happy hour fundraiser for the reinstallation of the artwork, and benefitting the San Diego Oceans Foundation, a nonprofit that is working to conserve our seas — which is fitting considering Patterson's mosaic was inspired by that mission and is officially titled Save the Ocean, though most people refer to it as the 'Surfing Madonna.'
The event is slated for 5 to 8 p.m., and will feature happy hour specials on food and drinks, an auction, and raffle tickets for prizes — including some 'Surfing Madonna'-inspired art.
Patterson originally installed the mosaic under a railroad bridge on Encinitas Boulevard, and almost instantly, it became wildly popular, inspiring songs, a , and T-shirts, and garnering national media attention. However, because Patterson did not have permission from the city to place his artwork on public property, he was ordered to .
Patterson has proposed displaying the mosaic at , near the northwest corner of Coast Highway 101 and Encinitas Boulevard. In September the Encinitas Commission for the Arts agreed to to explore that option.
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Antigo, Wis., is home to Habitat for Humanity of Langlede County, one of the organizations newest U.S. affiliates. With a population of 20,000, Langlede County faces a significant shortage of simple, decent shelter. According to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development statistics, more than one of every 10 housing units in the county is substandard, and 40 families are on the county's waiting list for subsidized housing. Because the area has effectively provided affordable housing for its elderly residents, the new Habitat affiliate will focus on helping younger families achieve their dreams of homeownership.
Few vacant houses are available for rehabilitation in Antigo, but vacant land is plentiful and affordable at about $7,000 per lot, a blessing to the new affiliate. Hard-working and eager to start building, the affiliate's leadership already had an office and the first lot donation when Habitat for Humanity International approved the affiliate's application earlier this year.
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August 21, 2006
Douglas -- It was three years ago that the wreck happened, but it's taken three years for this case to come to trial.
Now, jury selection is underway. 100 potential jurors showed up at the Coffee County Courthouse today. The woman accused of hitting and killing five children on an All Terrain Vehicle in Coffee County is on trial.
Troupe is charged with DUI and vehicular homicide in the deaths of 14-year old Megan Nelson, 13-year old Kayla Varnadore, 11-year old Dustin Varnadore,13 year old Lindsay Joyner, and 10 year old Courtney Arsenault. A sixth child, then 13-year old Heather Bass survived the crash.
The night of September 21, 2003, the six children were piled onto one ATV on a road in rural Coffee County when they were hit head-on by a car. Troupe pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The jury panel was cut down to 60 Monday morning. About 5:20PM, Judge Mike Boggs gave the jury strict instructions not to discuss the case, or watch news reports about it. They were then sent home.
Fifteen counts against Amanda Troupe were dedicated to the children who were killed when the ATV they were aboard was struck by Troupe's car. All jurors said the had heard of the case, and they were asked if they had grandchildren, or were knowledgeable about ATV's.
The Douglas community is debating the issues of the trial. "I'm sure she would change it if she could," said Trey Day, who we interviewed for this story. "But the kids, from what I've been told, were as much in the wrong as she was."
Testimony from police and parents who were there the night the tragedy happened will be heard. The defense has videos to play, and the sole survivor of the ATV, Heather Bass, is expected to testify.
Many in the community say the case will never truly be decided. "It won't never be over for any of them," said Sherry Taylor. "Because you can't bring the kids back..."
Jurors will return at 9:00, and the trial should last a week.
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Goalkeeper Victor Francoz will make his first appearance since suffering a bizarre calf injury in January when Oxford City entertain Banbury United in the Oxfordshire Senior Cup quarter-final tonight.
The Frenchman sustained a nasty wound to his leg after falling out of a tree as he tried to save a cat.
But now he gets his chance again after Mark Scott was stretchered off with a back injury in the 2-2 home draw against Leamington in Skrill North on Saturday.
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Zac McEachran is expected to feature after scoring on Saturday, having not previously appeared in the competition for Oxford City Nomads.
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Bayern Munich demolished Hertha Berlin 6-0 on Saturday, and clearly the Munich players needed more ways to amuse themselves in such a lopsided affair. So, here's Franck Ribery and Toni Kroos playing rock-paper-scissors to determine who would take a free kick. Ribery came out as the victor, with his paper covering Kroos' rock.
Ribery didn't score on the subsequent kick, but, glass half-full, he did best his teammate in a gripping game of rock-paper-scissors. It's the small victories that count the most sometimes.
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Two separate early morning vehicle accidents in southeast Houston ended with the deaths of two drivers.
Both accidents took place around 2:30 a.m. Friday.
Houston police arrived in response to a reported accident on Clear Lake City Boulevard near Whitlock Drive and learned the driver was killed in the crash.
The 19-year-old man was driving a Dodge truck eastbound on Clear Lake City Boulevard at a speed of almost 90 mph when the truck struck a curb in the median. The truck then crashed into some trees.
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Public speaking is like any activity -- better preparation equals a better performance. Below are a number of tips for preparing to speak well in public. For those in recovery from social anxiety disorder (SAD), these tips should be used to complement traditional treatment methods such as systematic desensitization or cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT).
Choose a Topic That Interests You
If you are able to, make sure to choose a topic that you are excited about. If the topic is not up for grabs, try using an approach that you find interesting. This will ensure that you are interested in your topic and motivated to do your research and prepare. When you present, others will feel your enthusiasm and be interested in what you have to say.
Become Familiar with the Venue
Ideally, you should try to scope out beforehand the conference room, classroom, auditorium, or banquet hall where you will be presenting. If at all possible, try practicing at least once in the environment that you will eventually be speaking in. Being familiar with the venue and knowing where needed audio-visual components are ahead of time will mean one less thing to worry about at the time of your speech.
Ask for Accommodations
No, we're not talking about a room at the Hilton here. Accommodations are changes to your work environment that help to manage your anxiety -- if you have been diagnosed with SAD, you may be eligible for these through the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). If you think that there is something that would make you more comfortable during your speech or presentation, see if it's a change that can be made. Ask for a podium, have a pitcher of ice water handy, bring in audiovisual equipment, or even choose to stay seated if appropriate -- whatever might make it easier for you to manage your anxiety.
Don't Script It
Have you ever sat through a speech where someone read from a prepared script word for word? If you're like the rest of us, you probably don't recall much of what was said. Ideally, you should prepare a list of key points on 8.5" X 11" paper that you can refer to. Although using cue cards might be tempting, flipping through a stack of cards can also be a distraction for your audience.
Prepare for Hecklers
Although it's not likely that you'll have hecklers at your wedding or 50th anniversary party, the possibility of criticism or difficult questions is entirely probable in a business setting. The best way to deal with a difficult audience member is to pay him a compliment or find something that you can agree on. Say something to the tune of "Thanks for that great question" or "I really appreciate your comment". This will help to make you appear open-minded to your audience. If you really don't know how to answer his question, admit it and tell him that you will look into it. Before your presentation, try to anticipate the hard questions and critical comments that might arise and prepare responses ahead of time.
Practice, Practice, Practice!
Even people who are comfortable speaking in public tend to rehearse their speeches many times to get them just right. Practicing your speech 10, 20 or even 30 times will give you confidence in your ability to deliver. If your talk has a time limit, make sure to time yourself during practice runs and adjust your content as needed to fit within the time that you have. Lots of practice will go a long way toward boosting your self-confidence.
Get Some Perspective
This might be particularly difficult for people with SAD, as it involves observing yourself while you are speaking. During one practice run, speak while in front of a mirror or have a friend run a videotape. Make note of how you appear. This is a good way to identify nervous habits. If, however, you feel that doing this exercise would just make you more nervous -- skip it for now. People with SAD need to learn how to focus outward rather than on themselves. This step is probably best done once you have a few successful performances under your belt.
Imagine Yourself Succeeding
Our brains are funny organs -- they can't tell the difference between an imagined activity and a real one. Elite athletes use this form of visualization to improve athletic performance. As you practice your speech (remember 10, 20 or even 30 times!) imagine yourself wowing the audience with your amazing oratorical skills. Over time, what you imagine will be translated into what you are capable of. Not sure whether this would really work? Well, let's consider the opposite. If you imagine giving a horrible speech and having terrible anxiety -- what do you think is going to happen? The cycle of anxiety in SAD is as much a self-fulfilling prophecy as it is a reaction to an event. Learn to visualize success and your body will follow suit.
In the end, preparing well for a speech or presentation gives you confidence that you have done everything possible to succeed. Give yourself the tools and the ability to succeed, add in some strategies for managing anxiety on the big day, and see how well you do.
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On Friday, "The Oprah Winfrey Show" devoted the full hour to a segment that was taped at Yosemite in response to Mr. Johnson's appeal. Part 2 of the episode is to be broadcast on Wednesday.
The visitors issue is a pressing one for the National Park Service, which is expanding its efforts to diversify both its guests and its work force as the agency prepares to celebrate its centennial in 2016.
In 1995, Frank and Audrey Peterman, an adventurous middle-aged couple in Broward, Fla., piled into their trusty Ford F-150 pick-up and drove across America to visit the natural wonders they had never seen — the Badlands, Yosemite, the Grand Canyon. In eight weeks, they drove 12,000 miles through 40 states and visited 12 national parks.
Johnson, a musician, storyteller and interpretive specialist at Yosemite National Park, is determined to inspire young inner-city African Americans to experience what he says transformed his life. Less than 1 percent of the visitors to Yosemite are African American, a number he's eager to improve.
WASHINGTON – When President Obama last week approved funding to enlarge a national park in South Carolina, it was just another indication of a growing movement: the African American community is getting its hands green.
Our national parks, national forests, and other public lands belong to all Americans — and Americans of all kinds are doing great work to protect these natural treasures for future generations. The Wilderness Society's Diversity Task Force honors this citizen richness by selecting dedicated Americans to put on the "Faces of Conservation" wall in our Washington, D.C., headquarters.
African-American participation in the armed forces dates back to the Revolutionary War. During the Civil War over 180,000 black men fought for the Union Army in volunteer regiments. The stirring movie "Glory," starring Morgan Freeman, dealt with that period.
In a recent bout of Googling, I fortuitously found the wonderful Web site and blog, Outdoor Afro. Outdoor Afro is a "website community that reconnects African-Americans with natural spaces and one another through recreational activities." The owner and operator of the website, Rue Mapp, sat down (virtually, of course) and talked to me about the passion behind Outdoor Afro and why conservation organizations should play a role in encouraging people of color to get outside and care about our wild places.
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The Highlands Course, a links style course in some respects, but has trees throughout. The River Course is the only Robert Trent Jones layout without a single bunker, and is routed through the Flint River Valley area of the property. The Short Course at Hampton Cove is very open and links-like, with water in play on 11 holes and a large double green accommodating the 10th and 17th greens. Both the River and the Highland Course are great fun to play, and easy on the driving game, allowing for errant shots. As with all the RTJ courses, the complex is well maintained and provides excellent customer service, and a good food and beverage offerings.
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UVa Program students can also register for any regular courses offered by the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú in Lima. The PUCP has more than 17,000 students, and faculties of anthropology, art, archaeology, architecture, business administration, chemistry, economics, education, engineering, history, law, literature and linguistics, mathematics, philosophy, physics, psychology, social services, sociology, and theology. It also operates an earthquake studies center and several engineering research centers, an environmental studies institute, an audio-visual center that produces commercial and educational videos, a theater company that has gained an international reputation over the last five decades, and an extramural cultural center in San Isidro, a district of Lima. The library of the Universidad Católica, also open to students from the Universidad Antonio Ruiz de Montoya, has around half a million volumes and subscribes to approximately 1,000 international journals.


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Sitting outside the other night I was lulled into evening's twilight, listening to the wind rushing through the leaves.
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It is said that Eskimos have 180 words for snow. I have to add one more: *^&)#@!#@%&!.
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U.S. markets slid Friday, giving up much of the gains made on the Federal Reserve's no-taper decision, as the country girded for a disruptive Washington budget and debt showdown.
At the closing bell the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 181.09 points (1.16 percent) at 15,455.56.
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Milpitas, Calif., October 25, 2010
Three winners with best 60-120-second video about Wi-Fi calling/UMA will get new Android smartphones
Kineto Wireless, Inc., the key innovator and leading supplier of solutions that enable smart offload for smartphones, today announced a video contest for fans of Wi-Fi calling and UMA.
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|The Wi-Fi calling video contest is for anyone who loves, needs or craves being able to make calls over Wi-Fi on their smartphones. The contest is open to participants worldwide, especially those who use T-Mobile USA's Wi-Fi Calling, Orange's Unik or Unique, Rogers' Talkspot, as well as people who don't have such a service but wish they did.
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|Contest opens today, and the deadline to submit a video is 11:59 p.m. PT, Nov. 30.
|Three winners will be chosen by Kineto and announced on Dec. 15, 2010. Each winner will receive a new Android smartphone (brand and model to be determined at time of award).
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Wi-Fi calling and UMA turn existing Wi-Fi access points into seamless extensions of the mobile network – providing improved coverage and faster downloads. T-Mobile USA recently announced the expansion of its Wi-Fi Calling service for a wide selection of Android™-powered smartphones. This solution is based on Kineto's Smart Wi-Fi technology, powered by UMA.
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Kineto Wireless is the key innovator and leading supplier of smart offload solutions for smartphones. Kineto's solutions enable mobile operators to use existing Wi-Fi in subscriber's homes and offices to offload mobile voice and data services, improve mobile coverage and offer competitive mobile VoIP services, as well as enable voice over LTE. Kineto's Smart Wi-Fi Application and hosted Smart Offload-as-a-Service, based on the 3GPP UMA/GAN standard, have been deployed by mobile operators around the world. Kineto customers and partners include AudioCodes, Cisco, GENBAND, HTC, Juniper Networks, LG Electronics, Motorola, NEC, Orange, Qualcomm, RIM, Samsung and T-Mobile.
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The Ozark Tigers defeated the Camdenton Lakers, 61-54, in the opening round of the Blue Division in the 67th Blue & Gold Tournament on Wednesday. The seventh-seeded Tigers gave a lackluster performance but managed to fend off the upset-minded Lakers.
The game got off to a sluggish start as neither team could take charge. After the first quarter, the score was 14-9 in Ozark's favor. The Tigers would try to open the game up in the second quarter, but 8 turnovers in the first half would slow down their attack. Camdenton could not take total advantage of the Tiger turnovers but still managed to keep within striking distance at the half, trailing 32-24.
Ozark senior Brett Krisik would have an impressive first half with 16 points and seven rebounds as Ozark would use their size advantage to dominate the boards.
Ozark jumped out to a 38-28 lead early in the second half and had the momentum.
Camdenton Coach Kenny Ash called a time out with 6:25 to go in the 3rd quarter to try and stop the Tigers' run.
"I just told them that we've been in these situations before and to just settle down and relax," said Ash. The Lakers responded to the timeout and cut the lead to 45-42 mid-way through the third quarter.
When Camdenton senior John Hyde received his third foul at the 5:19 mark of the third quarter, he stayed in the game instead of coming out. This sparked the Lakers and after three quarters the score was 50-44, still in Ozark's favor, but the Lakers were coming on strong.
Midway through the fourth quarter the Lakers got within four, 50-46, causing Ozark Coach Steve Hunter to go to a 2-3 zone. Camdenton was forced to shoot outside and lose any inside game they had. The Lakers out-hustled the Tigers but just couldn't get the big shots to fall, while Ozark managed to make key plays when they had to. Despite only making 50 percent of their free throws down the stretch in the 4th quarter, the Tigers managed to secure a precarious 61-54 win.
"It was nothing we did offensively to extend our lead, we didn't make free throws down the stretch" said Hunter. "They just missed shots. That's how we won."
"We were right there," said Ash. "They seemed to hit the big shots, and we didn't get the big stops when we needed to, but that's the way our season has gone so far. We competed and had a chance, but at the end of the day they made shots and we didn't."
"It was a very poor effort on our part," said Hunter. "Camdenton out-hustled us, they got the loose balls and the hustle plays. Not much positive to say about what we just did, except that we won. We play another one like this tomorrow and we won't play another game in this tournament."
Camdenton 9 15 20 10 -54
Ozark 14 18 18 11 -61
Camdenton—John Hyde-22; Zach Brown-11; Tristan Starkey- 9; Jake Decker-7; Ryan Elliot-5
Ozark—Brett Krisik-22; Korbin Evans-15; Nick Cookinham-11; Jakob Neidig-3; Noah Nelson-3; Thomas Nelson-2; Tyler Clanton-2; Chase Pitchford-2; Heath Carmichael-1


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The Big Ten and Pac 12 announced that they would be working together on scheduling each other in the non-conference part of the college football season. What does this mean for Nebraska?
Scheduling Notre Dame's future games involves consideration of a number of factors, starting with balancing traditional rivals with other teams. Usually, the Irish play six to eight rivals per...
Like many of us, I want to play Jack Swarbrick and control the scheduling for the Irish. I'd do it for free, too. Almost all of us have to be pretty pleased, however, with the job he is doing,...
The California Golden Bears will kickoff their return to Memorial Stadium in Berkeley in 2012 against the Nevada Wolf Pack. Cal lost to Nevada in Reno 52-31 last season.
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Premier addresses association of women police
September 11, 2012
Premier Dunderdale Addresses International Women in Police Awards Luncheon
Today (Tuesday, September 11), the Honourable Kathy Dunderdale, Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, hosted the International Association of Women Police Awards luncheon in St. John's.
Premier Dunderdale's address can be viewed at: www.gov.nl.ca/releases/2012/exec/premier_iawp.wmv Video (WMV) (88 MB)
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(WMC-TV) - Five members of the Memphis Athletic Ministries golf team just earned spots on West Tennessee PGA Junior League's golf all-star team.
Put a golf club in Morgan and Hali Smith's hands and balls start sinking.
"I think life is like golf," said Morgan.
Morgan and her sister should know. They are members of Memphis Athletic Ministries golf team. During a recent tournament in Chattanooga they were among five Memphis Athletic Ministries players named to the West Tennessee PGA Junior League's golf all star team.
"We not only saw that they enjoyed it, but they were good at it so it's an opportunity for them to continue this sport for a lifetime," said the mother, Sheronda Smith.
These girls will tell you there is more than just golf going on in the program. They are also learning how to build character.
PGA professional Vince Alfonso coaches The Memphis Athletic Ministries team. He says lessons are divided into three parts.
"Working on academics or vocabulary or reading, and then we are working on math, and then we also work on the golf part, and then we have a devotion or bible study as part of all that," said Alfonso.
The young golfers say the focus on faith has helped them become better at golf.
"I think golf provides integrity, and it teaches you the nine core values," said Hali.
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Two men face drug charges after a traffic stop in Dartmouth.
Halifax Regional Police pulled over a vehicle on Bedford Street near Elmwood Avenue at about 7 p.m. Monday.
Police allege the officers smelled marijuana and arrested the two people inside.
They also said they found an undisclosed amount of marijuana and four cell phones.
Two 18-year-old men from Dartmouth are expected to appear in Dartmouth provincial court at a later date charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking.


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This makes me feel depressed about being depressed and anxiety ridden. I'm not one to kill because I love people (even the horrible ones) and life, and I have no desire to own a gun, so this wouldn't affect me much. There has to be a better way than to have a "mental disorder detector" at every school, movie theater or gun store. I certainly feel stigmatized, though I'm giving it my all every day to prove people otherwise (to myself and to others). I'm introverted, thus I'm not trusted. I get a sense of it every day.
At the same time, I question why someone with a mental disorder would feel the need to own a gun... Just my point of view.
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The ninth annual Maryville Kiwanis Foundation Golf Tournament held April 4 raised a record amount of money to support Imagination Library and Maryville Kiwanis Adventure Camp.
Robert Russell, president of the Kiwanis Club of Maryville, said the tournament brought in $27,300 before expenses and netted $21,700. "Both are records. We've been doing it for nine years, and this was the highest net we've ever had - $2,400 higher than the next highest amount, so it was a very, very good, record-setting year," he said.
Russell said the focus of the golf tournament is to raise money for the Maryville Kiwanis Foundation. "The foundation primarily funds two things -- Imagination Library that we provide $53,000 a year to keep in Blount County and our Maryville Kiwanis Adventure Camp at Camp Wesley Woods," he said. "We contribute $9,000 a year to this, and the golf tournament raises a very large percentage of the overall funding for both those program."
The club president said the tournament had record-setting major sponsors and hole sponsors. "We had the same number of players as last year - 76 players on teams of four," he said. "We had seven major sponsors at a $1,000 a piece and 45 hole sponsors at $250 a piece and all players paid $100 a piece to play."
Russell said preparations went very smoothly. "The biggest challenge was for the players because it was a very windy day," he said. "For the Maryville Kiwanis members, it was a very successful golf tournament."
The club president said there also was an internal competition between Alcoa High School and Heritage High School golf teams. "The Alcoa team edged out Heritage by one stroke. Both are really good teams," Russell said. "They both won quite a few prizes. Heritage High School was the second flight winner overall and got $150 in prizes each."
Russell said club members find it is easy to get excited about the event each year.
The club president characterized the members on the golf committee as being very committed. "They understand this is not just about golf," he said. "Golf is a mechanism we use to raise very much needed funds," he said.
Russell said it also isn't difficult to get Kiwanis Club member to participate. "We had 42 percent of Maryville Kiwanis members participating in this project, which is a very high percentage for a civic club for any project, and we have 118 members," he said. "The main people to thank are the sponsors and players, but primarily, Wilson Borden, the golf committee chair, and the Maryville Kiwanis Foundation Golf Committee, along with the entire Maryville-Blount community. They have been very generous in supporting this for nine years."
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Online Training: Certificate In Information Security
NOTE: The Certificate in Information Security will be retired 2/1/13. Two new certificates the Information Security and Privacy Certification and the Information Security and Privacy Certification - Advanced will be available in July, 2013.
Presented by the UWM Information Security Office in partnership with UWM Employee Development and UITS Professional Development, this certificate provides on-line training on subjects and policies that help to protect your identity, data and computer.
Each training lasts 15 minutes or less and each training consists of an audible slide show presentation and a 10-question knowledge assessment. Successful completion of three Information Security subjects and two policy-based training will meet the requirements for the Certificate in Information Security.
The training will be tracked in your My Development training record and can be retrieved, printed or shared at your convenience to be used for performance reviews, resume tracking and/or professional development purposes.
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Jack Savage's Forest Journal -- Timberdoodle Talent: Skydancing the Day Away
With its stubby legs supporting a bulbous body adorned by an undersized head, all unbalanced by any tail or tailfeathers of note, it makes for a curious sight. A long beak that strikes fear in the heart of earthworms does nothing to improve the picture. The end result is a bit like one of those Smart Cars you see on the road; it's distinctively odd in an endearing kind of way.
No wonder, then, that the woodcock also is known affectionately as the "Timberdoodle." And apparently it's not just the judgmental eye of the human that finds it a bit strange. The female of the species is so unimpressed by her male counterpart's visage that she requires him to perform one of nature's more spectacular mating dances in order to get any action. It makes Tom Sawyer's attempt to show off for Becky Thatcher by tight-roping a fence seem tame indeed.
Spring is the time of the Timberdoodle's sky dance, as it's known. Aldo Leopold - author and revered figure in the world of conservation - describes the sky dance in his book "A Sand County Almanac," which was published in 1949, not long after his death:
"He flies in low from some neighboring thicket, alights on the bare moss, and at once begins the overture: a series of queer throaty peents spaced about two seconds apart, and sounding much like the summer call of the nighthawk.
"Suddenly the peenting ceases and the bird flutters skyward in a series of wide spirals, emitting a musical twitter. Up and up he goes, the spirals steeper and smaller, the twittering louder and louder, until the performer is only a spec in the sky. Then, without warning, he tumbles like a crippled plane, giving voice in a soft liquid warble that a March bluebird might envy."
The Timberdoodle has been declining in numbers since at least the 1960s - in our region at a rate of about 1.9 percent per year. In raw numbers, that means that there are an estimated 829,000 fewer male woodcocks than there were in the early 1970s. This decline is attributed to dwindling habitat. Our propensity for building and paving, in combination with an increasing public distaste for clearcuts that create early successional openings in the forest, has left the Woodcock with fewer stages on which to perform.
In response, the Woodcock Task Force, working in concert with other agencies, in 2008 created the American Woodcock Conservation Plan. The goal of the plan is pretty straightforward: to increase the kind of habitat that fosters the American Woodcock through management techniques and land conservation.
In the foreword to "A Sand County Almanac," Leopold lamented, "Conservation is getting nowhere because it is incompatible with our Abrahamic concept of land. We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect."
While Leopold's lofty ideal may not yet be realized, I believe that today, more than 60 years later, conservation is getting somewhere. There exists a community of people who value land beyond its commodity value, and through initiatives like the American Woodcock Conservation Plan, we are making progress to protect the natural world in which we live.
Aldo Leopold and the sky dance of the American woodcock are also the subjects of "Something Wild" on New Hampshire Public Radio this week. Visit http://tinyurl.com/bmnnj94 to listen. There's also a terrific story about the bird and its habitat in Northern Woodlands magazine; it can be read online at www.northernwoodlands.org. A quick search on YouTube will bring you to videos of the Timberdoodle's skydance. No word on whether he'll make it on "America's Got Talent."
Jack Savage is the editor of Forest Notes: New Hampshire's Conservation Magazine, published by the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests. Email him at email@example.com.
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Mark Cuban has been charged with insider trading, related to his investment in mamma.com.
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Abroad programs in Japan
Semester program in Japan
Students may choose to spend either fall semester, spring semester, or summer semester at the Japan Center for Michigan Universities in Hikone, Japan. The program was established in 1989 by a consortium of all the state universities in Michigan, including the University of Michigan and Michigan State. In the past few years, private colleges like Calvin have been invited to join in the program. Hikone, the site of the program, is an old castle town of 100,000 located on the shores of Lake Biwa, in the heart of the main island of Japan, near Kyoto, Nara, and Osaka. It is a very modern town now, yet retains many of the aspects of traditional Japanese culture.
Each semester courses are offered in both Japanese language and Japanese culture. In addition, students take two other courses related to Japan. The course offerings vary each semester, but include topics such as Japanese Economic Practices, Environmental Issues in Japan, Japanese International Relations, etc. All credits will be accepted by Calvin College and the culture courses can help meet core requirements. This program only has around 40 students enrolled each semester, which means that class size is small and students are given much individual attention.
The facilities of the program are very new and modern, and are in a beautiful setting on Lake Biwa. Students may either live in the dormitory provided on the lake, do a homestay with a Japanese family for the entire semester, or live in the dorm but do homestays with a Japanese family on various weekends. The program provides contact with the local community through field trips and participation in local cultural events, as well as through the homestays with Japanese families.
The Semester in Japan program is a non-Calvin program but students remain eligible for Calvin financial aid at the same level as if they were on campus. The cost is the same as Calvin's tuition, room and board rate plus a $150 administrative fee.
Contact Larry Herzberg, Professor of Japanese, for further details.
Interim trip to Japan
3 credits, three-week course, offered May/June every third year; this trip gives the students both credit for an Interim course as well as automatic CCE (Cross-Cultural Engagement) credit.
A three-week trip around Japan will be offered every four years in late May and early June, instead of during the January Interim term. The trip will include most of the famous historical sites in Japan, including Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara, Nikko, Hikone, Hiroshima, and Hirado (where Christianity and Dutch trade first came into Japan), as well as some of the most famous scenic places, including the Japanese "Alps" around Nagano, the mountains of Gifu Prefecture, Lake Chuuzenji, and the beaches of northwestern Kyushu.
Students will have the chance to do home stays with Japanese families in five different locations around Japan, including Tokyo, Hikone, and Hirado, as well as in small towns in Nagano and Gifu Prefectures. This will afford them the chance to learn much about daily life in this island nation. This trip also gives students the opportunity to improve their Japanese language skills, given the large amount of time devoted to home stays and close interaction with Japanese people.
View a slide show of the May 2013 Interim to Japan.
View the movie 'Discovering Japan' (May Interim to Japan)
Prerequisite: permission of instructor
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