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- Brownies are 7 - 9½ year old girls who are encouraged to become more aware and independent and have a say in what activities they do. Working both individually and in teams girls learn both indoors and out.
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- One of the best things about being a Brownie is being able to work for badges and certificates.
- There are lots of fun things to do and see. Some badges can be earned at Brownies when everyone works together. Other badges are your choice and done in your own time. You will do lots of different things that you won't do at school.
- Everything you need to know about Brownies is in your special Brownie Girl's Guide and you can use the record pages to see all the exciting things you have done.
- Brownies have fun in small groups of six girls called Sixes and can choose a special name and which badge they would like for their six. Older Brownies can be the Sixer who is the leader of the Six or her helper.
- When a girl makes her Brownie Promise there is a special celebration and a special silver badge is pinned on her uniform just like all the other Brownies. Now she can begin to plan her path to gaining the top Brownie awards, 8-Up and Challenge 9.
- Along the way Brownies earn badges such as Band Aids 'n Bee Stings (all about First Aid) or Out 'n' About (lots of fun doing stuff like cooking outdoors, enjoying nature and how to be observant!) or how about Animal World (caring for our furry friends), Jazz it Up (singing, dancing…) Science Whiz (a bit experimental) or Pen 'n' Ink for budding writers?
- Brownies also get to choose from a wide range of fun activities based around a theme either working as a whole group or as a team.
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- Flying things – build a scorpion flyer, Japanese windball, play the glow work game.
- Jumps and bumps – discover how electricity works, make a volcano or make hokey-pokey.
- Night watch – have a progressive di nner, disco night or do a night trail.
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- Switch it – go on a switch hunt, create sand art, make paper and lots more.
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Girls who because of distance can't go to units in their area are still able to do our programmes. These girls can join our Aotearoa Region. The activities are the same but adapted to use other forms of communication, email, mail, internet, etc. Girls in the Aotearoa region are encouraged to join in other activities with girls in their area when they can.
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Children were the focus of a rally outside the state capitol Thursday morning.
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Cetacean Society International
Whales Alive! - Vol. X No. 3 - July 2001
Salt & Friends
By Dan Knaub
The incomparable wonder of living whales is superbly demonstrated in Salt & Friends, a marvelous video documenting the lives, multi-decades histories, and personalities of fifteen individual North Atlantic humpback whales summering at Stellwagen Bank, near Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and Bar Harbor, Maine.
Salt & Friends dramatically validates the new economic reality that whales alive have greater value than whales dead. It makes real the dream defining the future, long-term relationship between humans and cetaceans as one of peaceful coexistence and mutual enrichment.
The video is a labor of love, presented to show that whales especially deserve our protection from whaling nations. CSI is proud to present this exceptional tape as a gift to each IWC Commissioner at the current and critical meeting that may reopen commercial whaling. We agree with its creator, Dan Knaub, that no one with an open mind should be able to see this tape and not see the unique values of whales, and be moved to protect them.
- William Rossiter
I saw a need for a program like Salt & Friends due to the increasing efforts of whaling nations to bring back commercial whaling. It was alarming that even nations that gave up whaling decades ago were back. Where Japan and Norway killed about 130 whales in 1988, they are now killing more than 1000 and going after more and different species.
Bequi started killing humpback whales again several years ago. Humpback whales that spend more than ten months annually in U.S. waters travel to Bequi for just a few weeks, perhaps seven at most for breeding and calving. There is no justification for killing these or any other whales.
I believe that whales are special animals and deserve to be treated as such. No one forgets their first meeting with whales and instantly become emotionally attached.
Whaling nations argue that whales are just a resource to be managed. They say that you can kill a certain number every year without harming the overall population.
My view after spending more time watching whales both in person and on videotape than most people in the world is that whales are individuals, with distinct personalities, varied ways of doing the same things and strong family histories.
There is only one Salt, one Sockeye, and one Colt. Even if it were okay to kill just one whale, that whale could be Salt, the first whale given a name and looked at as an individual. Salt has eight calves and two grandcalves. She brings each calf up to boats at some point but never approaches boats in the years she is alone. Sockeye has had a hard life with a deformed jaw, killer whale rake marks and even big dents in his upper jaw. But he has learned to survive. Colt is an ambassador for the whales, giving the thrill of a lifetime to whale watchers by getting so close to boats that they can't leave to go back to the docks on time.
Salt & Friends was written to show whales as individuals deserving of our complete protection from harm, especially from whaling nations.
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We videotaped over 14,000 whale-watching trips since 1988. The whales were taped on Stellwagen Bank and near Bar Harbor, Maine. We joined three whale watch operators over the last thirteen years and sometimes taped from as many as five boats daily.
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Most individuals and every show I watched looked at whales as a homogenous group, much like goldfish in a bowl. When I was just a whale watcher like everyone else, I was amazed at scientist's and naturalist's ability to tell me the names of certain whales. Early on, it appeared that although they had names and some had calves, they still were amazingly similar and acted much the same.
Five years and 5000 trips later (I edited the trips so I saw all of their behaviors), it became apparent that they had different methods of doing the same things and acted differently around boats and people.
Much of this was very evident on our tapes. I became interested in Arrow and adopted her through the Whale Adoption Project before The Whale Video Company was established. On two days in 1988 I was on the boats when we came up to a feeding whale. It was Arrow! I can't describe the feeling I had when we were with her. Exuberant jubilation doesn't come close.
From that point on I knew that other people were excited about individual whales, and I met them just about every day.
Salt & Friends was in the planning stages for nearly four years and footage from every one of the thirteen years we filmed was used. Some things we wanted to show were just once in a lifetime events.
I thought it was important to show Salt and Pepper together since they were named at the same time. Miraculously, we had just one trip where you could see their dorsal fins at the same time. It is a prominent part of the program. I also felt that for many whales, seeing the fluke pattern on most of the television screen was necessary. I spent more than ten hours alone, searching tapes with Pepper and never did find a fluke pattern that satisfied my strict requirements.
Reggie (Regulus) hits himself and it is amusing at least to humans. Although most of the early footage was logged in if it was extraordinary, some was sitting there like a hidden jewel. I just happened on the best footage of Reggie hitting himself by accident while searching for footage of Sockeye.
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Salt & Friends tells the story of fifteen individual humpback whales found in the Gulf of Maine. There are eight females and seven males. Counting calves and grandcalves, the viewer is introduced to more than 50 individual humpback whales.
To obtain a copy of the Salt & Friends video, contact:
The Whale Video Company
Phone: 717-763-9507
Web: http://www.whalevideo.com/
To the U.S. and Canada: $19.95 plus $4.05 shipping. To Europe and other overseas addresses: $34.00 (ship by air) total. Mastercard and Visa are accepted. Include the 16 digit number, the expiration date and the name of the cardholder.
Let them know that you heard about Salt & Friends from CSI.
Go to Table of Contents.
© Copyright 2001, Cetacean Society International, Inc.
URL for this page: http://csiwhalesalive.org/csi01308.html


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It's been a horribly violent start to 2012 for South Africa's rhinoceros population. Two weeks ago, rangers discovered eight dead rhino in the park in just one day. Last year alone, 448 rhino's lost their lives in South Africa, with about half of the slayings occurring in Kruger.
One of the tragic casualties of the poaching epidemic are rhino calves. Many of the babies sustain injuries from the ordeals that kill their mothers. Others are born prematurely when the adult females are shot. Since rhino calves are not weaned until they are three years old, most of the orphans still need to nurse.
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Based in Roodepoort, Gauteng South Africa,"[t]he project aims to improve the response to these situations—to get to the scene as soon as possible and provide the best possible treatment needed," Trendler said. "We want to get them back into the wild, as this is the best thing for rhino conservation. They must breed."
The project consists of veterinarians, animal welfare and conservation staffers, rhino and anti-poaching experts. The rescuers rush to the scene where rhinos are poached. The team might treat the surviving calves for gunshot wounds or facial injuries where their horns have been removed.
Affiliated organizations must have expertise in rehabilitation. If the calves are humanized, they won't be fit to be released back into the wild and will have to live their lives in sanctuaries.
Once properly rehabbed, the rhinos are released—but they need to be monitored closely.
"They might need more support, or they might not get along with the other rhinos in the area," Trendler said. "We also have to make sure that the area they are released into has massive security to protect them from further poaching."
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By Paul E. Kandarian, Globe Correspondent | November 27, 2005
He saw the news in June 2000, when 16-year-old Molly Bish was abducted
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possible 1.8 billion combinations. If Molly's Law passes, each plate
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remember. Even in the rearview mirror, the symbol would be recognizable.
The possible combinations would more than cover the nearly five million
registered cars in Massachusetts, Richard said.
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character would give authorities a one in 123 chance of identifying the
vehicle under the EZ-ID system, Richard said. Getting the car color and
one character in a six-character plate reduces those odds to one in more
than five million, he said.
Molly's Law carries a provision to make the new plates photo-luminescent.
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even if the car's lights are shut off. Richard is founder of Sun-Up
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added benefit of glowing plates would be in helping authorities find cars
used in other crimes or hit-and-run accidents.
There would be about 15 stock symbols and a possible 15 others that can
be bought under a vanity system that could generate at least $20 million
a year for the state. If more vanity symbols are offered, revenue would
increase, Richard said. The money could be earmarked for child-safety and
awareness programs, Richard said. Existing low-number, vanity, and other
specialty plates, such as those bearing the symbols of the right whale
and Boston Red Sox, would not be replaced since they are already easily
The cost of retooling machinery in state prisons where plates are made
would be about $140,000, he said. It would be necessary to rework various
computer systems in the state and nationwide to accommodate the new
license plate program, he said. The new plates would cost an extra 50
cents to $1, Richard said, noting that any additional cost would be
offset by the millions expected to be generated by motorists buying
special symbol vanity plates.
The day before her daughter went missing, Magi Bish said, she had dropped
Molly off at work early in the morning and spotted a suspicious man
nearby standing near a white car, smoking a cigarette. She felt uneasy
and stuck around until he left, not wanting to leave Molly alone in the
area with him.
The next day, Molly disappeared. Since then, not a day has gone by, it
seems, that Magi Bish hasn't seen a white car and wondered.
"Without intending to, I'd be heading to the dentist or some place and
would see a white car and turn around and follow it, frightened that this
could be the person in the area," she said. "And trying to remember a
license plate can be hard. You could be in a traumatic state, or you
might not have a pen and paper."
Time is of the essence in child abductions, Richard said. According to
the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, 74 percent of
abducted children who are murdered are killed within three hours of their
"Absolutely no one has said this is a bad idea," Tarr said. "The
concerns are more logistical, it's a huge undertaking to change every
plate in Massachusetts [except existing low-number and vanity plates]. I
think the biggest problem is inertia, the force it takes to overcome a
system that has existed for a very long time."
But, he said, it is a new way that "can have a dramatic impact on public
safety. The Bishes can give a concrete example of how this would have
made a difference and possibly saved a life."
The State Police and the Registry of Motor Vehicles declined to comment
on pending legislation.
"This is a great thing," said Dan Moniz, a volunteer who represents the
state at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. "Couple
this with the Amber Alert and there's a very good chance we'll get the
person who abducted a child."
Amber Alert is a system that immediately notifies the public of missing
children through a variety of broadcasts and highway signs.
Robert Barry, a Weymouth police officer and president of the
Massachusetts Safety Officers League, said Richard's system "will save
children's lives."
"There are not a lot of things we as officers see that can actually help
children," Barry said. "This is a new tool that is powerful. Just the
fact that it makes a predator's car more identifiable can be a deterrent."
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The airplane bounced twice during the flare/touchdown. The pilot reported that he added power and pulled back on the control stick to abort the landing, at which time the airplane banked to the right. The airplane continued to the right and contacted trees and the terrain. The pilot reported that most of his flight time was in airplanes with a control yoke instead of a control stick and that he inadvertently banked the airplane when he pulled back on the control stick during the aborted landing. The wings and fuselage were substantially damaged. The pilot reported no preimpact mechanical malfunctions or failures with the airplane that would have precluded normal operation.
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Getting to know Whitney Hillier, who tied for 17th at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013.
1. When and how did you start to play golf? I started when I was 7 years old, in Australia and I have been playing ever since. We went with the school and had free lessons and I encouraged myself to continue playing and I am lucky to have supportive parents. I am their only child… I have a lot of support back home.
2. When did you turn professional and what have you been doing? I turned professional last month. I played lots of tournaments this year and won four of them, they were national and international events.
3. Tell me something most people don't know about you? My nick name is "Whippa".
4. What would you like to do for a living if you are not a pro golfer? I do not know! Golf has been all my life. So, I would do something in sports, anyway.
5. How many and which languages do you speak? I speak English and Thai and learning Spanish. My mum is from Thailand.
6. Who would be in your dream foursome? Tiger, Adam Scott and Lorena Ochoa.
7. What is your favourite activity you do when you want to relax? I like going to the beach, swimming and my music.
8. Do you have a favourite TV commercial or series? "Gossip Girl"
9. Favourite gift you have received and from who: Just lot of support from Karrie Webb. She is a very big mentor…
10. What's your favourite tradition from your country you love doing? Relaxing and going to the beach. This is very Australian. I also love "Australia Day" and I go to the beach and we watch the fireworks.
11. Is there a song that you like to sing when no one is around like in the car or the shower? No, I am very bad.
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13. What is your favorite time of year? Summer, which is now.
14. Favorite quote or saying? "Follow your dream,"
15. Best and weakest part of your game: Putting is my best and weakest is wedges…I just have to keep working on those distances.
16. Driving distance average: 230 meters.
17. Putting average: 29-30.
18. Best round ever: 65 (-7) at a Canadian Amateur tournament in 2009 and Malaysian event this year.
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By Jakob Duma
Put together a former Tour de France winner with a highly astonishing
cycle-philosophy and some very untraditional training methods and put him in the
manager seat, then add a former lieutenant of the Current "Tour King" and one of
the major animators so far this season, with victories in Liege-Bastogne-Liege
and the Tour Of Romandie, sum it up with a young Spanish climber with enough
potential to become a major GC threat in any Grand Tour himself over the next
couple of years to come, add in a homogeneous group of loyal domestiques willing
to sacrifice any chance of their own, to be at complete service for the
designated team leaders, and then you have the secret ingredients for success in
the worlds biggest cycle event??
Well, no doubt Team CSC for sure is hoping for it. Their ambitions are high
and yet modest, the success criteria has been set and the overall classification
is without a doubt the teams number one priority in this year's 100th
anniversary of Le Tour de France - two men in the Top10 GC, and hopefully one
rider in the Top 5 is the ambition, and both the team and team director Bjarne
Riis are confident that the ambition is going to get fulfilled.
Tyler and Carlos checking the Tour route in May. Courtesy CSC.
Tyler Hamilton
Born: 1st March 1971, USA
Height: 1.72 metres. Weight : 62 kg.
Ever since Tyler chocked up a final victory in Tour of Romandie in early May,
just a week after his triumph in Liege, the Tyler-mania has hit Europe hard;
people even started to ask each other, can he maybe challenge Lance for real,
come early July? Well!! No doubt Tyler's got it all, hes a good climber, an
excellent time triallist, and has an extraordinary recovery ability. Just look
at his Palmares if any proof is necessary; hes won on top of Mont Ventoux (in
Dauphine Libere 2000), won a time trial in last year's Giro D´Italia, he even
finished second on GC despite his famous broken shoulder, I still even tend to
argue with people who lash out and say that Tyler had never every finished on
the Podium in the Giro - had G. Simoni and Co. not been thrown out of the
race, and always need to remind them that just before Tyler crashed and broke
his shoulder on stage 5, he was in fact the only rider able to hold the wheels
of G. Simoni, F. Casagrande and S. Garzelli, on the Colletto del Moro, which
with out a doubt was the steepest climb by far, in the whole 2002 edition of the
Giro D´Italia.
So can Tyler really challenge Lance for the top spot in Paris? Probably not!!
Why? Simply because Lance just is operating at a level above all the other GC
top contenders, and nothing indicates that anything is going to change this year
either when the peloton hits Paris on the final day on July 27th, but again who
knows!!!! One thing for sure stands out crystal clear, Tyler is coming to the
Tour, determined and with a whole bag of confidence after a outstanding
spring-campaign, the atmosphere within the squad is excellent, and Tyler has
already indicated that he would like too see out his career within Bjarne Riis´s
Danish team. And let there be no doubt about it at all, Tyler for sure is a one
of a kind unique class act!!!! Reported to be in absolutely top-form for the
Tour, and a top-10 GC spot should be well within his reach, time will tell if
the teams declared top-5 ambition also will come true on July 27th in Paris.
Carlos Sastre
Born: 22nd March 1975, Spain
Height: 1.73 metres. Weight : 60 kg.
The young Spaniard from El Barraco (Avila), was almost doomed to become a
professional cyclist from a very early age. Even though he started out as a
gymnast in his youth, cycling was always a very big part of young Sastre´s life.
His father (Victor Sastre) runs a cycle-school for young riders in downtown El
Barraco founded by former pro rider Angel Arroyo, and has produced current stars
like F. Mancebo, P.Lastras, and Sastre´s own brother in law, almost forgotten
Spanish top-climber José María Jiménez, whose sister (Piedad) Sastre married on
November 16th (2002) in a religious ceremony in the local church in El Barraco,
with numerous pro riders being on the guest-list, among other Francisco Mancebo,
Mikel Zarrabeitia, Marcelino García, Manuel Calvente, David Navas, Francisco "Curro"
García, and Johnny Weltz (director); all very good friends of Sastre. C. Sastre
is also being reported in top-form and ready for the Tour. Last year the little
climber from El Barraco was 10th in the general classification in Paris, this
year the team will also be hoping for at Top-10 GC spot, but have also declared
that C. Sastre will be used offensively in the mountain stages (like the stage
to La Plagne last year), and by that, also taking some of the heat away from T.
Hamilton who by then hopefully will be sitting comfortably among all the other
major GC contenders, waiting for the "vital" attack. But make no mistake, watch
out for Carlos (!!) during the wonderful month of July.
Nicolas Jalabert
Born: 14th April 1972, France
Height: 1.73 metres. Weight : 68 kg.
Besides the two absolutely front-figures of the team (Tyler Hamilton and
Carlos Sastre), only two other riders within the team will be labelled with the
famous (Free Role), the one being Jacob Piil, the other being Nicolas Jalabert.
30 year old Nicolas from Mazamet will have to do without his much more famous
big brother (Laurent) this year, and although he most certainly will be
sincerely missed, Nicolas still has been showing good form this season and among
others won (Niedersachsen Rundfahrt), late April, on just finished 9th in the
France national championships on June 29th. Nicolas will be hoping to hit the
right breakaway during one of the rolling stages, and try getting that stage
victory hes been hunting so desperately since Garcia Acosta robbed him for it
on the Bastille Day back in 2000. But still beside his "Free Role" status,
Nicolas can still be counted on as a deeply loyal Domestique (as always) for his
designated team leaders throughout the entire race.
Andrea Peron
Born: 14th August 1971, Italy
Height: 1.83 metres. Weight : 70 kg.
The 32 year old Italian from Varese will be a key member of the CSC tour team
when the start kicks off in Paris Saturday afternoon. A former Top-10 Grand Tour
man (back in the 1999 Tour de France and in the 1996 Vuelta a España), A. Peron
has the invaluable routine and experience to provide strong support throughout
the Tour for the Teams top-guns. In the recent Dauphine Libere, Peron was a
very active and visible player, and showed off his good form, with a couple of
long "Indian attacks" during a couple of hilly stages, before he abandoned
during the last stage. In early June he finished 8th in the Tour of Luxembourg,
after finishing 6th in the time trail. In fact, he also took 9th place in the
33.4km time trail in the above mentioned Dauphine Libere, which with out a doubt
will please his employers since he undoubtedly is one of the most important men
for Team CSC in their search for a strong result, in the mighty important Team
Time Trial.
The team testing the TTT course last week. Courtesy CSC.
Nicky Sørensen
Born: 14th May 1975, Denmark
Height: 1.82 metres. Weight : 71 kg.
Newly crowned Danish road race Champion Nicky Sørensen cracked the top-20 GC
last year, in his second appearance with the Tour De France. This year his role
will be pretty much like last year, total loyal commitment for the two team
leaders will be his major work criteria, and the always open-hearted Dane is
ready to fulfil his task the best he can. The young Dane also admitted that he
took big pride in wearing his newly won national jersey, and that he will do all
it takes to try to show off (Dannebro) every time the chance should offer
itself. Has been training hard in Tuscany the last week, since wining the
Nationals in Nibe on June 29th, and should be in excellent form when the start
of the millennium Tour de France starts off with the prologue in the streets of
Paris Saturday afternoon.
Bekim Christensen
Born: 17th September 1973, Denmark
Height: 1.78 metres. Weight : 66 kg.
For 29 year old Bekim Christensen the last couple of month has been pure
heaven in regards to the sympathetic Danes cycling career. Just a couple of
months ago he was part of the chaotic now former Team Coast, he wasnt getting
paid and hadnt been paid for three months, and really didnt even know if his
cycling career was going to continue. Then mighty CSC boss Bjarne Riis stepped
up to the plate and signed his fellow countryman, gave him his debut in the
Danish outfit in Gippingen, and the chance to ride the Tour of Switzerland the
following day. And indeed Christensen didnt disappoint, especially during the
Tour of Switzerland; he impressed his new employer with a very solid ride,
earning him a 17th place in the final classification. He also landed himself the
9th and final CSC Tour-team-place, only 1½ months after joining the Danish team.
In France Christensen, will be a key domestique thoughout the race, in what will
be the quiet Danes first ever Grand Tour ride, and what a ride it promises to
Peter Luttenberger
Born: 13th December 1972, Austria
Height: 1.73 metres. Weight : 59 kg.
Even though he has been in the game for what seems like ages, the little
fragile Austrian mountain goat from Radkenburg, Peter Luttenberger is stil
(only) 31 years old. Once touted as a major rising star, after his 5th place in
the 1996 tour, the little Austrian climber hasnt been able to live up to that
description. The trouble started in 1997 with a bad move to Dutch giants
Rabobank (that should never had been). His debut season at Rabobank was a
nightmare, a wrong lead up to the Tour, and lots of injury problems. A
dislocated collarbone, knee cartilage problems, didnt make things easier for
the little Austrian, but however was he still able to finish at a brave 13th
place in Paris. In 1998 He was left out of the Dutch tour with six days to go
before the start of the Tour, and then the Dutch "Adventure" ended on a bitter
note. Since then he has spent two years at Once (which neither was the best
possible team for the likeable Austrian) and two years under the service of
Tacconi Sport, where he has produced a bunch of excellent rides, but never at
the same calibre as he first launched out back in the days of 1996. Now he
represents CSC, brought to provide solid support in the high mountains for the
two team leaders - a job that should suit him well, and without any major
pressure lurking, who knows!! Maybe the tiny Austrian can make a utterly
positive impact during this year's Tour de France.
Jacob Piil
Born: 9th March 1973, Denmark
Height: 1.82 metres Weight: 67 kg.
For the third time in his career, 30 year old Jacob Piil, will Saturday
participate in the biggest cycle-circus in the world Le Tour de France. The
ambitions? The same as always, to add a stage win to his Palmares. Last year at
stage 18 on a sunny Friday, the blonde Dane literally saw his chance for stage
glory slip away, when pulled his foot out of his pedal within the final sprint
and ending up with a ungrateful third place in Bourg-en-Bresse. The year before
he was beaten by only Serge Baguet on stage 17 into Montluçon, after having been
the major animator in the final breakaway, in what he described as one of the
biggest disappointments of his career at that time. However again this year, the
2002 Paris-Tours winner will have the freedom to go hunting for a stage win, and
didnt hide his optimism about his chance of doing so at all, in a interview
Thursday afternoon from the obligatory medical check in Paris, where he was
relieved to be in very good shape, and with strong belief that that this year
his ultimate goal of a stage win, very well could become realistic; at least he
promised to try!!
Michael Blaudzun
Born: 30th April 1973, Denmark
Height: 1.80 metres Weight: 66 kg.
The final member of CSC Tour de France team belongs to the 30 year old new
Danish Time Trial champion Michael Blaudzun. Son of a former cyclerider and
Olympics bronze medal winner in the national Team-Time-Trial in Montreal in 1976
(Verner Bladzun), M. Blaudzun has always been deeply involved in bike racing.
After a rather anonymous season last year, Blaudzun has slowly upped his
performances so far this season, culminating at the Danish Time Trail
Championships, were he won the gold, after beating Team Fakta´s Jørgen Bo
Petersen by at mere 6 seconds. In France Blaudzun will be a very important
team-member in the search for team success, and especially in the
Team-Time-Trial where he undoubtedly will be a major capacity for Team manager
Bjarne Riis´s Danish equipment.
Team CSC for the Tour de France
71 Tyler Hamilton (Usa)
72 Michael Blaudzun (Den)
73 Bekim Christensen (Den)
74 Nicolas Jalabert (Fra)
75 Peter Luttenberger (Aut)
76 Andrea Peron (Ita)
77 Jacob Piil Storm (Den)
78 Carlos Sastre Candil (Spa)
79 Nicki Sørensen (Den)
Directeurs Sportif: Bjarne Riis and Johnny Weltz
Ready to rumble on their new Cervelos -
carbon dreams named the R2.5,
that weigh in at under one kilogram...Courtesy CSC.


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Radarscope App
By Joey W on March 9, 2013, 10:45am Last modified: March 11, 2013, 9:43am
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With Radarscope, you are able to access tons of weather radars. These aren't just precipitation type radars, these are HI-DEF level 3 NEXRAD radar images that National Weather Service Meteorologists use. Now, with the new Dual Polarization radars, you are able to access radars such as Differential Reflectivity, Correlation Coefficient, Specific Differential Phase and Hydrometer Classification. To learn more about Dual Polarization radar, the National Weather Service has training for Dual Polarization here http://www.wdtb.noaa.gov/courses/dualpol/outreach/.
One of my favorite features of Radarscope is Base Velocity. With Base Velocity radar, you are able to determine if there are strong winds in severe thunderstorms, such as squall lines and supercells.
The picture above is an image from Base Velocity radar. Red is where the winds are going away from the radar sight. Green is when the winds are going toward the radar sight. Purple is when the radar cannot detect that area. When these red and green meet, and there is no grey color, there is rotation within the storm. In this case, look at the purple circle, if this scenario were to play out, the National Weather Service in Little Rock would issue a Tornado Warning for that area. The radar sight is the area that says KLZK.
One other feature on Radarscope that is pretty cool is called 1 Hour Surface Rainfall. With this, you will be able to see the radar estimated rainfall that is falling in one hour. This is also great with snowfall because you can convert 0.1 inches of rainfall to 1" of snow.
Storm Total Surface Rainfall is basically the same thing, but it gives you an estimate of how much rain has fallen in total so far.
With Echo Tops, you are able to determine severe thunderstorms. The higher the Echo Top is, the higher chance of the storm being severe. For example, if I had a thunderstorm on radar, and the echo top is 70 kft, there is about a 100% chance that the storm is severe. Kft stands for kilo feet. Kilo is another word for one thousand. Another way you can put it is that the higher the echo top is, the stronger the updraft is. An updraft makes hail and strong winds more likely. Like dew points make severe thunderstorms more likely.
Vertically integrated liquid or VIL radar shows an estimate of how much precipitation is in the clouds. Like Echo Tops, the higher the VIL value is, the stronger the storm is. Vertically integrated liquid is good to determine if there is hail. Surprisingly, large hail has been reported in 15 kg m-2 (Vertically integrated liquid values) and echo tops as low as 10 kft. Basically, if you have a high echo top and high VIL, you need to be aware for a possible severe thunderstorm.
Base Reflectivity is the radar to see how heavy precipitation. As well as Base Velocity, Storm Relative Velocity and all of the Dual Polarization radars, there are different tilts. I recommend you use tilt 1. Basically, the other tilts are the radar tilting in other directions. Please note: this radar is not able to determine the type of precipitation, only how heavy the precipitation is falling. With Base Reflectivity, the values are dBZ. A 5-10 dBZ reading is indicating very light precipitation, with rainfall rates under 0.01 an hour, where a 60 to 65 dBZ reading could mean rainfall rates over 8 inches an hour, with extremely heavy rainfall.
Composite Reflectivity is a radar with the Base Reflectivity tilts 1 through 4 put together with the average radar image.
Be sure to check Radarscope out in the app store!
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A chain-smoking dad who rarely wears a shirt. A college professor who tells lame jokes and loves Hawaiian shirts. A teenage boy who plays video games until 4 a.m. and loves the NRA. These are but a few of the men in Diana Joseph's life. In her memoir, I'm Sorry You Feel That Way (Amy Einhorn Books/Putnam), she tells the hilarious, endearing, and enlightening tale of her life through a series of essays that focus on the men in her life, including her father, her son, an ex-husband, her boyfriend, and others. Joseph reveals truths about the world she comes from with a wink, candor, and an affectionate nod to the flawed people in her life, including herself. Though she has published a variety of fiction and other works, it was her short essay, "The Boy," that caught the attention of Sarah Vowell, leading her to win the Kentucky Women Writers Prize for Creative Nonfiction. She currently teaches in the MFA program at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
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Zippity Zips to Agility World Championships
Zippity the Border Collie lives for agility, said her human Denise Thomas.
"She is really a talented dog physically," Thomas said. "She's a very graceful jumper."
Thomas said agility is in Zippity's family – her brother and father competed in agility on the international level. The 5-year-old Border Collie was scheduled to tackle the courses in her first world championship at the 2009 FCI Dog Agility World Championship in Austria.
Thomas and Zippity were competing in the individual and team events of the 2009 AKC Agility World Team, of which i Love Dogs is a proud sponsor.
The Pennsylvania resident said she felt a bit nervous participating in the large dog team. Thomas said the team is great because of the returning members.
"It should be good, it should be exciting," she said before leaving to Austria. "There is certainly a lot of talent sitting there."
Thomas spoke of her goal for Austria. "This being my first year, I want to go clean (a run free of errors) for the team events," she said. "That's what it's really all about, getting all three dogs to go clean."
Thomas began showing dogs when she was a 9-year-old involved in 4-H. She started judging at the AKC level in the mid-1990s. She was showing in obedience when she became enamored with agility.
Now Thomas is the secretary for her agility training center, Countryside Agility. The business also manufactures equipment for courses.
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Indonesian fans enjoyed a weekend to remember at Old Trafford and Carrington last month thanks to club partners Danamon.
The 'Red Match Experience' invited Reds in Indonesia to sign up to the Manchester United credit and debit cards with Danamon; lucky cardholders were then selected at random to take part in the once-in-a-lifetime trip.
The visit began with a look behind the scenes at Carrington, followed by a photograph and signing session with the first-team squad. The guests then watched the players train ahead of Tottenham's visit.
And on matchday, United welcomed the fans to Old Trafford to watch the game against Spurs and enjoy the unique atmosphere at the Theatre of Dreams.
During the trip, the prize-winners were also invited to explore the first-team dressing room, sit in Sir Alex's dugout seat and walk down the famous players' tunnel. The tour ended with a look around the museum.
Aswin Kasoema, one of the lucky winners, said: "This experience is a dream come true.
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VESTAL, N.Y. – Freshman first baseman Lisa Cadogan has been named second-team All-Mid Atlantic Region by the NFCA. She is the third Binghamton softball player in the past four seasons to have earned all-region honors.
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-Are you confident in the Jets' defense?
-If so, how do you explain the Jets' almost-across-the-board inability to make a key stop when they absolutely have to?
-Are you confident the Jets can stop or slow the run?
-If so, then how do you explain Ronnie Brown rushing for 127 yards and a 5.8-yard average when he arrived to Giants Stadium with a paltry 3.1-yard average?
Teams that have had trouble running the ball are playing the Jets and getting fat. Remember the Colts a few weeks ago? They entered the game having had trouble running the ball and they came into Giants Stadium and ran and ran and ran.
The Dolphins, even after Sunday's strong performance against the Jets, still rank 26th in the NFL in rushing offense.
This, by the way, is not to say that the Jets' passing defense is anything special, either. The secondary has given up way too many big plays in big spots this season, too.
The Jets are ranked 30th in overall defense. Theyre ranked 28th against the run and 25th against the pass.
Sure, they're 3-3 and playing above many people's expectations, but mark this down right now: Unless the Jets get better on defense, which means stopping the run with some semblance of consistency, sacking the quarterback every once in awhile and make some big stops in the passing game with the game on the line, they wont finish anywhere near .500 by season's end.
Porous defense will catch up to you and it'll catch up quickly.
Only the Raiders (six), Titans (eight) and Colts (eight) have fewer sacks than the Jets' nine. Clearly, the Jets have created no answer for the departed defensive end John Abraham. Defensive end Shaun Ellis has been held without a sack in 12 of the last 13 games dating back to last season. Bryan Thomas has emerged as a solid football player, but he's a run stopper, not a pass rusher.
Tell the truth, most ardent of Jets fans, how did you feel about the Jets' defense while the Dolphins were cutting through it like Cool Whip Sunday evening?
Once the Dolphins got the ball back with 2:18 remaining in the fourth quarter Sunday, you were not only prepared for overtime, you were hoping for it, because Miami moved the ball so swiftly down the field it looked like a third touchdown in the quarter was about to be scored, a happenstance that could have sent the Jets' season spiraling downward.
Oddly, Eric Mangini and even linebacker Jonathan Vilma, the defensive captain, spoke positively about the defense on Monday in the wake of the Jets' near choke against the Dolphins.
"On defense, I'm really pleased with the key stops we had there on fourth-and-one, third-and-two on the 38, and the third-and-two on the four-yard line,'' Mangini said. "Those were all key plays in the game. I thought overall the run fits were better. It's still something we need to continue to improve on, but I thought we made progress from last week.''
Said Vilma: "We are making progress. Aside from four or five runs (by the Dolphins) we did a good job of stopping the run. Those four or five runs are just technique errors or a breakdown here or a breakdown there. We did a better job tackling in the running game. I thought we did a god job.''
Asked if he's alarmed by the Jets' propensity to give up leads, Vilma, referring to the Miami game, said, "The bottom line is we won. We take the victory and do the corrections after watching the film. Then we take those corrections and make sure that doesn't happen again.''
Vilma insisted that nearly blowing a 17-point fourth-quarter lead "wasn't a letdown.''
"They made plays; you've got to give them credit,'' Vilma said. "Joey Harrington as played a long time. He started for Detroit. He knows how to make plays.''
Perhaps, but the point here is that, while Harrington completed 17-of-25 passes for 197 yards in the fourth quarter, the Jets' defense didnt make any plays to stop him.
How about some more blitzing to create a pass rush?
The Jets insisted they weren't playing soft "prevent'' defense, but it sure looked that way as Harrington gashed their defense to double-digit chunks of yardage. Eight of Harrington's 17 completions went for 10 or more yards. Four of them went for 20 or more yards.
That's bad defense in any setting, but with the game on the line _ a game the Jets had take control of at 20-3 _ that's alarming. And it's a trend _ even in wins.
The Jets built a 16-0 lead on Tennnessee only to hold on for dear life and win 23-16. The Jets were up 2110 and 28-13 in Buffalo before hanging on to win 28-20. Then there was the Miami game.
Those are 16-point, 15-point and 17-point leads the Jets nearly let slip away in the end of victories.
In their 31-28 loss to the Colts at home, the Jets led 21-17 and 28-24 only to watch the Colts come back on their defense and crush their will.
It's a disturbing trend that needs to be addressed or it'll sabotage the Jets' season.
"There were some chances there to stop (the Dolphins' rally) shorter than we did,'' Mangini said. "We didn't do as good a job as we could have and that's something we'll keep working on.''
Credit to Laveranues Coles for recognizing the Dolphins jumping the Jets' slant routes Sunday and taking that information to offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer during the game and urging that the Jets go "more vertical'' to bet the tight Miami defense.
Credit Schottenheimer for listening to his player and giving "vertical'' a go. It resulted in two second-half touchdown passes to Coles, scores that opened the game up.
On the first, Coles' fake slant to the inside faked out the Dolphins' corner Eddie Jackson so badly that it left Coles some 30 yards open downfield for Chad Pennington to connect with him.
Mangini this week credited three players for their unselfish efforts in the win over the Dolphins _ linebacker/defensive end Bryan Thomas, tight end Chris Baker and rookie Brad Smith.
Starting with Smith, most know him as the valuable and intriguing "slash'' type of player who plays quarterback and receiver and can run forever But it was three open-field tackles in kick and punt coverage late in the game that Smith made that had Mangini understandably ecstatic.
"Brad Smith
the guy breaks a ton of records in college football as quarterback and comes out and makes three tackles on special teams,'' Mangini marveled. "That's what I'm looking for _ selfless, play whatever role, figure out how to get to the game, figure out how to make the team win and do whatever you can do to make that happen.
"He comes in, has a short yardage third-and-one conversion, goes down a kickoff, tackles guys inside the 15, goes out and runs a route. It's just good. It's great. I love that.''
As for Thomas, who's been maligned for most of his career here because he never became the pass rusher he was supposed to be, he has found a role in this 3-4 defense and prospered. On Sunday, he led the team with 11 tackle and was all ove the field.
"I really liked Bryan's game this week,'' Mangini said. "He made good plays in the running game. He did a real nice job against the tight ends and the tackles, and just, good, solid football, playing within the scheme, being able to take advantage of his natural strength, his natural ability, and he was a big part of a lot of very important plays in the game. I was pleased with that.
"It's the same with Chris Baker. He's a guy that continues to work, continues to get a little bit better. And it's not always going to be dramatic numbers, but the overall contribution in the running game and passing game.''
Mangini, asked what happens when there are selfish players on his team, said, "Well, they wouldn't be ending their career here. We're committed to smart, tough, hardworking, competitive guys, guys that are selfless, guys that football is important to.
"That's what we're going to draft. That's when we're going to bring in free agency and that's the type of team we're going to have.''


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Burglar makes off with over $70k in jewelry heists
Police throughout southeast Michigan are on the lookout for whoever is responsible for a string of jewelry heists between March 8 and March 17.
Four department stores have been hit. In three of the incidents, the suspect used a sledge hammer to break the glass and gain entry. While in the store the suspect headed directly to the jewelry counters, smashed the glass and placed thousands of dollars worth of jewelry into a large black bag that he was carrying. The suspect was in the store for less than two minutes in each incident and exits the same way that he entered.
The first burglary was committed on Friday, March 8 just before 4 p.m. at a department store located on Lohr Road in the city of Ann Arbor. The second incident took place on March 11 at 5:0 a.m. at a department store located on Racho Road in the city of Taylor. The third burglary was committed on March 16 at 3 a.m.at a store located on Telegraph Road in the city of Frenchtown. The suspects attempt was unsuccessful on Sunday, March 17 at a store located on West Road in the city of Woodhaven.
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Crime Stoppers of Michigan is offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest. Anyone who has information regarding the crime should call Crime Stoppers of Michigan at 1-800-SPEAK-UP or 1-800-773-2587. All calls and cash rewards are completely anonymous.
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