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In celebration of the International Year of Light 2015 and the Regional Math and Science Center's (RMSC) 25th Anniversary, the RMSC and the Physics Department at GVSU will be hosting Super Science Saturday: The Wonder of Light, a science extravaganza for the West Michigan community. This event will provide educational activities and opportunities for students and their families to experience light as it applies to biology, Earth science, physics, engineering, technology, history, art, and more! The program will focus on understanding the importance of light in our lives and our future.
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The following is a guest post from Michael Scott, a die-hard Jets fan. @mikeandrewscott
With the 2012 NFL Draft taking place on April 26 the headlines are obviously focused on Andrew Luck, RGIII, the Colts, and the Redskins. What the media sometimes forgets is that there are 30 other NFL teams that need to make their first round selections including the New York Jets! Now it is obvious that the Jets need to address a few key holes in their team including a key pass rusher, a wide receiver, punter, and an offensive lineman. The Jets currently hold the 16th overall pick in the first round and will have nine picks after the first round. The Jets are set to pick in each round of the 2012 Draft excluding the fourth round which was obviously traded in the Tim Tebow deal to Denver.
Below you will see my breakdown of the position the Jets need to address as well as my top picks for the team in each position.
I think most people can agree in saying that Melvin Ingram (University of South Carolina) should be the Jets top priority. Ingram is listed a 6-2/276 and can provide that dominate pass rush that the Jets have been missing. The re-signing of Bryan Thomas will definitely be a big help seeing as the Jets were lacking his talents last season. With newly resigned Aaron Maybin and Sione Pouha on the DL I think the Jets defensive front can develop into a dominant force in the AFC East.
Special Teams
According to most draft experts Bryan Anger out of California seems to be the most talented punter available this year. Anger is listed at 6-4/208 and should provide an upgrade over T.J. Conley who did not have the greatest of seasons. Although I am not exactly versed in college football's special teams units, it is likely that Anger will be available towards Rounds 5-7.
Wide Receiver
Now most people know that Justin Blackmon is the most athletically talented wide receiver in this year's draft. Unfortunately, it is obvious that Blackmon will not be available when the Jets go to pick.I think a solid mid-round pick for the Jets will be Wisconsin WR Nick Toon (son of former Jet Al Toon). Toon is listed at only 6-2/215 but has the skills to be an everyday NFL ready WR. Toon ran a 4.43 "40 YD Dash" at Wisconsin's pro-day. From watching him play in college Toon is always involved in the big play and can be a nice compliment to Holmes and Kerley. I believe the biggest thing for the development of Sanchez this year is consistency at the WR position. By not bringing in a free-agent WR the Jets give Sanchez to develop further chemistry with Holmes and Kerley and hopefully develop a nice relationship with Toon.
Offensive Line
In my opinion Riley Reiff is the ideal OT for the Jets if he can fall to 16th in the first round. Reiff is from Iowa and listed at 6-6/313. If the Jets plan on running a "Wildcat" formation with Tebow they are going to need protection for the ground-and-pound offense they hope to run. Regardless, in order for Sanchez to develop he will undoubtedly need better protection then he received last year. Other OL prospects to look at are Jonathan Martin (Stanford) and Marcel Jones (Nebraska).
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The suspension of the UB chapter of Sigma Chi Omega, the featured fraternity on the MTV reality series "Fraternity Life," has brought to light questions about the university's handling of Greek life on campus.
The suspension was implemented shortly after the airing of the third episode, where fraternity brothers were seen forcing the pledges to do pushups and where the brothers reprimanded the pledges for not attending mandatory library hours. The scenes shown depict the stereotypical view of pledging - minor sacrifices to prove loyalty. While the fraternity members have said they do not believe the actions for which they are being punished warrant suspension, they were well aware that their actions would be televised and were also well informed of the university's policy. Our concern is that it should not have taken a reality television series to tip off the supervisory organizations at UB.
The suspension of the fraternity is justified by the risk management guidelines set by the Fraternity Insurance Purchasing Group and accepted by the University at Buffalo. Every fraternity and sorority at UB is required to adhere these guidelines, which govern situations involving alcoholic consumption and hazing. The group defines hazing as "Any action taken or situation created, intentionally, whether on or off fraternity premise, to produce mental or physical discomfort, embarrassment, harassment or ridicule." Some of the hazing fell under categories such as "creation of excessive fatigue" and "morally degrading and humiliating activities," which offered sufficient reason for the university to take disciplinary action against the fraternity.
No one forces students into the Greek lifestyle, and those who pledge know what they are getting into. The Sigma Chi Omega pledges did not charge the fraternity with hazing. If a student pledging a Greek organization feels they are being too harshly hazed or pressured, it is his or her responsibility to leave. In previous editorials, we have expressed a wish for students to take responsibility for their own actions, and this holds equally true here. It is the pledge's responsibility as much as the university's to ensure that hazing does not negatively affect his or her life.
It lies with the pledges and the university to detect and discipline fraternities or sororities who endanger their pledges, for the good of the university and the Greek system. If an organization is doing something wrong, it needs to be disciplined. Nevertheless, The Spectrum must question the methods used in this case to detect possible hazing violations. The hazing that was seen on "Fraternity Life" may not have had fatal repercussions on the pledges, and without MTV, UB would never have known it occurred.
Rather than expending all their energy strictly adhering to the definition of hazing as set by the Fraternity Insurance Purchasing Group, the administration should allow flexibility depending on the severity of hazing techniques instead of cracking down on the minor offenders. It is our hope that the investigation into Sigma Chi Omega's alleged hazing takes into account that the fraternity's actions included mandatory study time; the pledges were not dropped into a field, forced to eat goldfish or locked in a basement.
At the same time, Sigma Chi Omega must also take responsibility for its actions. While the incidents for which the fraternity was suspended were admittedly minor, they are clearly examples of hazing. The brothers knew they would be under a microscope; they should have been careful not to do anything that could have been construed as hazing.
Ultimately, MTV should not be used as a hazing watchdog for the university. If the administration is concerned about induction rituals of fraternities - rather than its own image in front of the nation - it should be researching and monitoring Greek organizations during the pledging process, not after a television show airs them to the public. In this particular instance, disciplinary action is being pursued nearly half a year after the "crime" took place. If the administration becomes more proactive in its search for hazing, pledges that are in genuine danger during the process will stand less risk of being harmed.
This, however, presents an interesting dilemma for the administration. If the university prosecutes every fraternity for minor infractions related to hazing, organizations may opt to remain off-campus and thus beyond the university's supervision. If the university makes a habit of "bending" the rules for fraternities, the problem of when, exactly, a fraternity or sorority has crossed the line becomes an issue.
It is a precarious balance that the administration must strike to keep students out of danger while promoting Greek life.
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2 And the Lord gave Jehoiakim king of Judah into his hand, with some of the vessels of the house of God. And he brought them to the land of Shinar, to the house of his god, and placed the vessels in the treasury of his god. | 2 And the Lord delivered Jehoiakim king of Judah into his hand, along with some of the articles from the temple of God. These he carried off to the temple of his god in Babylonia and put in the treasure house of his god. |
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Based on data from five cuttings during May through October, the top-yielding fertilizer was SmartBlend 7.5-26-0 8S from Fertizona, which produced an average of 526.33 small bales per border. The fertilizer was applied at a rate of 15 gallons/acre.
"It was a good test," said Doyle Stewart, PCA, Fertizona – Buckeye, who coordinated the trial with PCA Greg Green, Fertizona – Buckeye. "We were impressed with how the alfalfa responded to the SmartBlend line of fertilizers."
SmartBlend fertilizers from Fertizona and Compton Ag Services allow growers to personalize their crop nutrition with a fertilizer custom-made for their unique requirements. To create a SmartBlend, Fertizona analyzes specific soil and tissue data, climate and yield targets. By identifying the sufficient and deficient ranges of nutrients in a particular field, SmartBlends adjust those fertility levels to maximize crop growth and health for that precise location.
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"The new Farm Bill is a game changer," says Gary McKenzie, president of FARM, Inc., an Arizona firm specializing in crop insurance and agricultural financial management. "Farmers used to have a lot more government-supported safety nets, but with the new bill, now there's more responsibility for a grower to find his own insurance."
"With all the new stuff in the Farm Bill, some of our customers are trying to figure out what to do (about insurance)," agrees Lamont Lacy, Credit Manager – Fertizona (pictured, left). "There are still lots of good options available. Growers just need to talk to their agent."
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Agents with the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office and local police departments have filed charges against 10 people accused of dealing drugs through Centre and another nearby county.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane said in a release Thursday that agents with the Bureau of Narcotics Investigation and local police made arrests in a Centre to Lycoming County heroin ring that was based in Pleasant Gap.
Kane said a grand jury has been reviewing testimony and evidence related to the distribution of heroin and cocaine.
Kane said investigators learned that a New York heroin and cocaine source was living in Pleasant Gap and using local people to make drug deliveries in the State College and Williamsport areas. Agents were able to use wiretaps and figured out the local users and dealers were getting drugs from Philadelphia and Williamsport.
Agents arrested four people suspected of selling and transporting the drugs and are looking for another four. The arrests come as the second part of a heroin trafficking investigation that started in March 2013 and Thursday's arrests are a result of last year's ongoing investigation.
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Others charged in the investigation are currently in prison for other crimes and will now face additional charges related to the drug ring.
Agents charged Theophilius Baldwin, 36, who is currently incarcerated at the Centre County Correctional Facility, and Dwayne Mays, 27, who is currently incarcerated at SCI Laurel Highlands, with several drug-related counts including delivery of heroin and conspiracy.
Investigators continued Thursday to search for Bryon Jacobs, 25, of Philadelphia; Aaron Harris, 30, of Philadelphia; Douglas Cowher, 40, of Woodward; and Chad Solt, 39, of Pennsylvania Furnace, for their suspected roles in the ring.
Attorney General's Office Regional Director Tony Sassano said those identified Thursday were mid-level drug dealers.
"[They would] bring in enough [drugs] here to make a steady stream of cash for themselves," Sassano said. "Typically the buys were smaller buys, bag buys, maybe a bundle buy with just 10 bags."
The arrests in this case are not linked to a recent spike in overdoses in western Pennsylvania due to heroin, Kane said. That heroin has tested positive to being laced with fentanyl.
Kane said additional arrests are expected in this ongoing investigation.
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... a magical little thing called a "Tape Recorder". Or at the very least a "Line Out Jack". I mean, yeah, the quality of XM/Sirius is CD-level so the comparison to taping plain old OTA radio is a bit weak, but it still applies.
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Gavin Newsom quits California governor's race - Moonbeam stands alone
(Read article summary)San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom on Friday said that he would not be running for governor of the state of California.
Could it be that Republicans are just so unbelievably popular in California that no Democrats dare run for the office of governor?
Well, no. But with today's announcement that San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom is withdrawing from the race, it drops the number of Democrats running for the office to zero.
That's not to say there's no interest. It just means that former Governor Jerry Brown will have one fewer Democratic candidate to face in next year's primary.
It's the family...
Newsom sounded like Brett Favre (minus the crying) in announcing his retirement from seeking the state's top job. He used the familiar "spending more time with his family" refrain in his statement.
"With a young family and responsibilities at city hall, I have found it impossible to commit the time required to complete this effort the way it needs to -- and should be -- done," he said. "This is not an easy decision. But it is one made with the best intentions for my wife, my daughter, the residents of the city and county of San Francisco, and California Democrats."
Bleak prospects
There's the family angle and then there's the "I'm going to lose so find a way to escape now without looking bad" angle. Jerry Brown is clobbering him in early polls. A recent California Field Poll showed the unannounced Brown leading by 20 points (47 percent to 27 percent).


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Best of Friday at the Sweet 16
Dunk City turned to Clunk City in the Sweet 16.
It wasn't quite midnight in the Central time zone, but the clock struck 12 for Florida Gulf Coast on Friday night against Florida.
FGCU soared to an early 11-point lead before the magic run went south at Cowboys Stadium. Florida used a 16-0 run at the end of the first half to take the lead and went on to a 62-50 win.
''When they started their run, we didn't have the energy we had in the other two games,'' FGCU coach Andy Enfield said. ''We weren't playing with the same fire we were before.''
The Gators will play Michigan on Sunday in the Elite Eight. (Watch a preview here.) The Wolverines staged a rally and downed top-seeed Kansas, 87-85, in overtime behind star point guard Trey Burke, who forced OT with the biggest shot of the tournament:
Duke also is back in the Elite Eight. The Blue Devils proved Tom Izzo's kid right and sent Michigan State home. Imagine that Dunk City had become such a force that the Spartans and Blue Devils were rendered a side attraction. For those interested, Seth Curry is putting on a show, scoring 29 points in the 71-61 win. Now Coach K is one win from his 12th Final Four appearance, which would tie John Wooden's record for a coach. He is tied for second with North Carolina's Dean Smith.
Coach K and Duke will face Rick Pitino and Louisville. The Cards are the last No. 1 seed alive after ousting 12-seeded Oregon, 77-69. Sad to be taking our last look of the season at the Ducks cheerleaders:
Oh what the hell. Let's take another look.
But back to Dunk City. Just when you thought the Eagles had another stunner up their sleeve — two tournament wins and Amanda Marcum make three — that sound you heard was the glass slipper (stiletto?) shattering.
So does Enfield return to FGCU or will he use this to head off for greener bucks? Hey, with a model for a wife, he'd be reality TV-ready if he gets the UCLA job.
Either way, we're gonna miss Ms. Marcum for the rest of the postseason. (Mrs. Enfield, not so much.) One last look:
Florida had its own dreamer: Mike Rosario, a Rutgers transfer, who had 15 points and five rebounds Friday. And add this playground-smarts play to his highlight reel.
Congratulations to @ fgcu - you were fantastic during the tournament and did the state of Florida proud! #NCAA #FLSUS
— Univ of Florida (@UFlorida) March 30, 2013
If Florida Gulf Coast was Cinderella, then what does that make Michigan after the Wolverines' fairy-tale performance in a stirring, 87-85 overtime victory over Kansas Friday night in a South Region game at Cowboys Stadium?
It was a real ballbuster from the start, with Kansas' Elijah Johnson seemingly guilty of a Johnson-on-johnson crime against Michigan's Mitch McGary.
After McGary was called for a foul while seemingly cleanly blocking a shot, one of the Wolverines' former football stars weighed in on Twitter.
Refs went to Kansas
— Braylon Edwards (@OfficialBraylon) March 30, 2013
Burke was scoreless in the first half and was 1-of-8 from 3-point range before sinking the shot to tie the contest.
And the Wolverine gridder weighed in, again.
Trey Burke bitch
— Braylon Edwards (@OfficialBraylon) March 30, 2013
And overtime... brought out Olympians.
Wow lets go blue!!! You're my boy blue
— Michael Phelps (@MichaelPhelps) March 30, 2013
Burke, who finished with 23 points and 10 assists, inspired Jen Floyd Engel to take a shot at Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, whose stadium played host to this game, and his $100 million man Tony Romo.
This is just great. Now Jerry Jones is going to give Trey Burke a huge contract, too, that kills Cowboys cap for years to come.
— Jennifer Floyd Engel (@engeljen) March 30, 2013
''We never had the mindset that we were going to lose the game,'' Burke said. ''When we were down 14, we knew anything could still happen. It's March, anything can happen.''
And after the overtime win, the gleaming eyes of Michiganers turn to the Spartans. With a final word from our tweeting ex-Michigan gridder.
I'm on my way to Ricks in Ann Arbor. My wolverines know about that
— Braylon Edwards (@OfficialBraylon) March 30, 2013
Another top seed was in action and didn't have as much trouble. Louisville roared out of the gate, rolled to a double-digit lead and kept Oregon at bay in a Midwest Region game.
Pitino, for the record, is 11-0 in Sweet 16 games now. And as FOXSports.com columnist Greg Couch pointed out, winning makes up for plenty of sinning.
Russ Smith had 31 points for the Cardinals, including 12-of-14 from the line. You don't want to foul him if a game gets close down the stretch.
Oh, and if you think Louisville fans didn't have enough to savor, they can enjoy this:
While Pitino was advancing to the Elite Eight, Kentucky coach John Calipari was reduced to:
Stopped at Coba Cocina tonight b/c of friends Phil and Lee Greer. Wow! Food was amazing and they even have a gelato bar. Must see and try!
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It's the story that's going to rock the White House and the nation. Get ready for it... President Obama and Beyonce are having an affair. At least this is what a French newspaper is reporting.
Le Figaro is set to print the story tomorrow. "There is something big that is happening [between the two]," said French photographer, Pascal Rostain. "I can assure you that the world will talk about it," he added.
Details or evidence have yet to be revealed to support the affair claims. The Washington Post has already announced they will not be reporting the story. "It's definitely not true," said Post spokesperson, Kris Coratti. The even plan to print a rebuttal to the Le Fiagro rumor.
Rostain pointed out that rumors of presidential affairs isn't new. "We should not forget Marilyn [Monroe] or Monica Lewinsky. You can be the president of the first world power — that doesn't make you any less a man."
It seems like the French media is fascinated with political love scandals. Gala, the French equivalent to People magazine, is also reporting that Barak and Michelle Obama are headed for divorce. Is Beyonce to blame? Meanwhile, French President Francois Hollande is battling rumors he left his girlfriend of seven years for French actress, Julie Gayet.
The likelihood that President Obama and Beyonce are having an affair is very slim. The President and First Lady just celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary. Beyonce and Jay-Z have been in a relationship for almost 10 years and judging by their Grammy performance and Beyonce's entire surprise visual album, there is still a lot of fire between the power couple.
However, this isn't the first time we've heard of a Beyonce/Obama romance. Rumors began circulating back in 2008 when Beyonce sang at the President's Inaugural Ball and again in 2013.
What's going to make this story even more awkward is when the two allegedly cheating Presidents, Obama and Hollande, meet later this week.


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MTV's Jeff Dye Is Back To Take 'Money From Strangers'
That's right, Jeff Dye is back with a new season of MTV's Money From Strangers. And he'll do whatever it takes to get the perfect LOL moment -- and that means the bigger (and crazier), the better.
"Yeah, I mean that's all I'm really good at," Dye told Celebuzz about going from childhood to professional prankster. "We made a girl pee herself one time at camp" (with a little help from... wait for it... a taxidermy deer head.)
All the stops have been pulled and nothing's off limits for the MTV comedy show's sophomore season. So just remember, when you're on the street you could be the next victim to be properly punked by Dye and his gang of guest comedians, like Grace Helbig of Daily Grace and Hannibal Buress from Comedy Central.
Oh, and on an interview sidenote, this funny guy talks about "stirring up" some Twitter trouble... and his dating do's and don'ts.
Listen up, gals.
For more in-studio antics with Jeff Dye, watch the CB! video above.
Money From Strangers airs Thursdays at 11 p.m. on MTV.


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Sat Jun 4th 2011 3.00pm–5.00pm
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3:01pm | The Texas Troubadors "Buddy's Boogie (intro)" from Almost To Tulsa (Bear Family 2008)Buy it! |
3:04pm | Chatham County Line "The Carolinian" from IV (Yep Roc 2008) —CHATHAM COUNTY LINE will appear as part of the Friday lineup for Twangfest 15 at Blueberry Hill's Duck Room.Buy it! |
3:08pm | Tony Rice "I Wonder Where You Are Tonight" from Tony Rice Plays and Sings Bluegrass (Rounder www.rounder.com 1993)Buy it! |
3:11pm | Cumberland Gap "Heartaches By The Number" from Dreams of Living (Cumberland Gap 2013) L —Local favorites CUMBERLAND GAP open Friday's Twangfest 15schedule at the Duck Room.Buy it! |
3:17pm | Hayes Carll "Beaumont" from Trouble In Mind (Lost Highway 2008) —HAYES CARLL headlines the opening day lineup for Twangfest 15 at The Pageant.Buy it! |
3:20pm | Elizabeth Cook and Dwight Yoakum "I'll Never Know" from Welder (Thirty One Tigers 2010) —Twangfest veteran ELIZABETH COOK is part of the Wednesday lineup at The Pageant.Buy it! |
3:23pm | Robbie Fulks "Rock Bottom, Pop. 1" from Country Love Songs CD ALBUM (Bloodshot Records www.bloodshotrecords.com 1996) —Twangfest favorite ROBBIE FULKS headlines the Friday lineup at the Duck Room.Buy it! |
3:26pm | Ed Burleson "Going Home to Texas" from My Perfect World (Revisited) (Palo Duro Records 2007)Buy it! |
3:31pm | Orville Johnson "Old Riverman" from Slide & Joy! (OJM Records 1999) —Marking the 10th anniversary of the death of our friend, John Hartford.Buy it! |
3:36pm | Chet Atkins and Les Paul "Caravan" from Chester and Lester (BMG 2007)Buy it! |
3:39pm | Alejandro Escovedo "1968" from Man Of Somebody's Dreams: Tribute To Chris Gaffney (Yep Roc 2009) —ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO and the Sensitive Boys will be at The Old Rock House Sunday night, June 5th, for an 8PM show.Buy it! |
3:46pm | Los Super 7 "Cupido" from Heard It On The X (Telarc 2005)Buy it! |
4:16pm | The Red Headed Strangers "Senorita" from none--live at KDHX 6.26.09 (self 2009) —The RED HEADED STRANGERS will be at The Focal Point next Saturday, June 11th, for an 8PM show.Buy it! |
4:19pm | Kelly Willis "Don't Come the Cowboy With Me Sonny Jim" from Easy (Ryko 2002) —KELLY WILLIS headlines the Thursday schedule along with her husband, BRUCE ROBISON, at Twangfest 15.Buy it! |
4:23pm | The Kentucky Colonels "John Henry" from Appalachia Swing! (Rounder www.rounder.com 1993) —Originally recorded in 1964 for the Liberty label.Buy it! |
4:26pm | Clarence White "Country Boy Rock & Roll" from 33 Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals (Rural Rhythm 2003) —Originally recorded in 1962 at home on Clarence's Martin D-18 with Roger Bush on rhythm guitar.Buy it! |
4:27pm | Robin and Linda Williams and Their Fine Group "I'll Twine 'Mid the Ringlets" from Radio Songs (Red House Records www.redhouserecords.com 2007) —ROBIN & LINDA WILLIAMS and Their Fine Group will be at The Focal Point on Sunday, June 12th. This song is the source for the Carter Family's Wildwood Flower, written ca. 1860.Buy it! |
4:35pm | Nora O'Connor "NIghtingale" from Til the Dawn (Bloodshot www.bloodshotrecords.com 2004) —NORA O'CONNOR is part of the Friday lineup at Twangfest 15.Buy it! |
4:38pm | Stacey Earle and Mark Stuart "Dancin' with Them That Brung Me" from Must Be Live (Gearle Records 2003) —STACEY EARLE AND MARK STUART will be at a house concert this evening in the Edwardsville area. For more information go to www.loghouseconcerts.com. Up next on the schedule: Eric Taylor on July 16th.Buy it! |
4:42pm | Buster Martin's Bronco Busters "Herbie's Steel Guitar Polka" from Steelin' It: The Steel Guitar Story (Proper 2008) —Originally recorded in 1950 on the obscure Groovy label.Buy it! |
4:45pm | Wynn Stewart "Heartaches For A Dime" from Wishful Thinking, Volume 2 (Bear Family 2000) —Recorded for Challenge in 1960.Buy it! |
4:49pm | Cow Bop "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie" from Too Hick for the Room (B4Man Music 2011) N Buy it! |
4:53pm | Bill Mounce and Sons of the South "I Don't Get It" from Bob Dunn: Master of the Electric Steel Guitar 1935-1950 (Origin Jazz Library 2010) N Buy it! |
4:56pm | Adolph Hofner And His Texans "Does My Baby Love Me, Yes Sir" from South Texas Swing (Arhoolie 1994)Buy it! |
4:58pm | Jimmy Bryant "Georgia Boogie (outro)" from Frettin' Fingers: The Lightning Guitar of Jimmy Bryant (Sundazed 1995)Buy it! |
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On the Run
On the Run
When choosing your mud run gear, there's a number of things to consider. There's also other information below that you should familiarize yourself with before your epic journey begins.
Before getting started, make sure that the mud run outfit or COSTUME you're considering will not restrict your movements or be uncomfortable. There's nothing like discovering an unwelcome wedgie at mile one!
Recommended Mud Run Clothing
Given the amount of water (and mud!) you'll experience on the course and the amount of crawling you'll do, your clothing choices should include form-fitting, full-length leg wear and a long sleeve shirt.
Tight-fitting, non-leather gloves are recommended for attempting many of the obstacles on the long and short mud run courses. Gloves can be tucked away when you're running or otherwise not attempting an obstacle.
Long hair should be gathered and either banded or placed under a hat. This will help keep your hair from getting in your eyes when you're climbing up that cargo net or over that wall of tires.
Mud Run Footwear
Appropriate footwear such as sneakers or boots are required on the course. Cleats, open-top shoes, slippers, formal footwear, or other such styles are not permitted. Participants are not allowed to start and/or continue the Finger Lakes Mud Run without proper footwear. We recommend that all footwear have new laces.
Necklaces, bracelets, anklets, rings, earrings, piercings, and other forms of jewelry are not recommended on any of the Finger Lakes Mud Run courses.
Headphones, earphones, earbuds, or any other personal listening devices are not permitted on any of the Finger Lakes Mud Run courses.
Choking Hazards
Choose an outfit or a COSTUME that does not wrap around your neck or otherwise have the potential of snagging, causing you to choke or become stuck.
Costume Litter
Outfits (mainly COSTUMES) that "shed" and therefore create litter at the park will not be permitted on any of the courses. Clothing with offensive language, graphics, or overly excessive exposure is also not permitted.
Personal Items
Backpacks, fanny packs, purses, handbags, man-bags, personal beverage containers, cinder blocks, wooden statues, or other such personal items are not recommended on any of the courses, but are permitted as long as they do not pose the potential of harming mud runners, including their owners. The Finger Lakes Mud Run is not responsible for any lost, stolen, damaged, and/or misplaced items.
Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
Runners tend to be out of breath while they're running. So when asked by event staff if you need assistance, please provide this simple gesture: Thumbs Up = "I'm OK and don't need assistance;" Thumbs Down = "I DO need assistance."
First Aid Bases
There are at least three FIRST AID BASES ALONG THE COURSES from which medical technicians will be dispatched. These trained technicians will work in conjunction with our event staffers to respond to injuries or other emergencies as they arise. Response times may vary (depending on a number of factors); however, despite the remote location of the course, there are no locations that are too remote for technicians to respond to.
Water Stations
There are a number of WATER STATIONS ALONG THE COURSES where participants can get a drink. Participants are encouraged to stop, rest, and GET A DRINK. The key is to keep hydrated. Participants who exit the course in areas that are not near the water stations may forfeit their run and may not be allowed to re-enter the course.
If a participant is not able to successfully complete an obstacle, or simply chooses not to attempt a particular obstacle, the participant is free to bypass it. This is true of most but not all obstacles. These bypasses are marked on each course and are not regarded as forfeiting the run. Participants can continue along the course once the obstacle has been bypassed. Participants are not permitted to attempt or re-attempt an obstacle once it's been bypassed, or if a staff member directs them away from the obstacle.
Discontinuing the Run
Participants who wish to discontinue their run, choosing to exit the course deliberately, will forfeit their run for the day and are not allowed to re-enter the course. Injured participants are strongly advised and may be required to exit the course for their own safety and the safety of fellow mud runners. Please note that transport vehicles are not required to transport UN-injured participants.


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Oxford, the collegiate university: conflict, consensus and continuity. Vol 34. Dordrecht ;New York: Springer Science+Business Media B.V.; 2011.
Changing governance and management in higher education: the perspectives of the academy. Vol 2. Dordrecht ;New York: Springer; 2011.
The collegial tradition in the age of mass higher education. Dordrecht ;London: Springer; 2010.
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Getting plenty of exercise and playing sports is good for our overall health. It also adds pleasure and a sense of well-being to our lives.
Almost any sport will place at least some stress on your spine, some more than others. That is why it's important to keep the muscles and ligaments that support your spine flexible and strong. A healthy spine can help prevent many sports injuries.
Getting these muscles to the point where they support your spine well is called core strengthening. Ask your doctor or physical therapist about these strengthening exercises.
Although bicycling strengthens the muscles of your legs, it does not do much for the muscles around your spine. Bending your lower spine forward while arching your upper back for long periods of time can strain your back and neck muscles. Mountain biking on uneven surfaces can cause jarring and sudden compressions (squeezing) on the spine.
To help make bicycling easier on your back:
A more upright bike can have less pressure on your lower back and neck.
The muscles that bring your leg up toward your abdomen are called flexors. They are used a lot when you ride a bicycle. Keeping these muscles stretched out is important because it will help keep the proper balance in the muscles around your spine and hips.
Weightlifting can put a lot of stress on the spine. This is especially true for people who are middle-aged and older because their spinal disks may dry out and become thinner and more brittle with age. Disks are the "cushions" between the bones of your spine.
Along with muscle and ligament injuries, weightlifters are also at risk for a type of stress fracture in the back called spondylolysis.
To prevent injuries when weightlifting:
The golf swing requires forceful rotation of your spine, and this puts stress on your spinal muscles, ligaments, joints, and disks.
Ask your physical therapist about the best posture and technique for your swing. Warm up and stretch your muscles in your back and upper legs before starting a game. Bend with your knees when picking up the golf ball. If you are carrying a bag, get one with two straps and wear both straps while carrying it. You should also get a golf bag with a built-in stand.
The disks and the small joints in the back are called facet joints. Running causes repeated jarring and compression on these areas of your lumbar spine.
Some tips to help reduce the stress on your spine include:
Motions that place stress on your spine while playing tennis include overextending (arching) your back when serving, constant stopping and starting motions, and forceful twisting of your spine when taking shots.
A tennis coach or your physical therapist can show you different techniques that can help reduce the stress on your back. For example, bending your knees and keeping your abdominal muscles tighter can reduce stress on your spine. Ask about the best ways to serve to avoid overextending your lower back.
Before playing, always warm up and stretch the muscles in your legs and lower back. Learn exercises that strengthen the core muscles deep inside your abdomen and pelvis, which support your spine.
Before skiing again after a back injury, learn exercises that strengthen the core muscles deep inside your spine and pelvis. A physical therapist may also help you to build strength and flexibility in the muscles that you use when you twist and turn while skiing.
Before you start skiing, warm up and stretch the muscles in your legs and lower back. Make sure you only ski down slopes that match your skill level.
Although swimming can strengthen the muscles and ligaments in your spine and legs, it can also stress your spine by:
Swimming on your side or back can avoid these movements. Using a snorkel and mask may help decrease the neck turning when you breathe.
Proper technique when swimming is also important. This includes keeping your body level in the water, tightening your abdominal muscles somewhat, and keeping your head on the surface of the water and not holding it in a lifted position.
Updated by: C. Benjamin Ma, MD, Assistant Professor, Chief, Sports Medicine and Shoulder Service, UCSF Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.
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"Few will have the greatness to bend history itself, but each of us can work to change a small portion of events. It is from numberless diverse acts of courage and belief that human history is shaped. Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice,… Read More
Craig Campbell Becomes First National Spokesman
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fight Colorectal Cancer Announces Country Music Singer Craig Campbell As National Spokesman Alexandria, Va. – June 30, 2014 – Fight Colorectal Cancer is excited to announce that Craig Campbell, country music artist and singer of the hit song 'Keep them Kisses Comin,' is the organization's first national spokesman. As a representative for the… Read More


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The Boxer Hotel (formerly the Bulfinch) opens at 107 Merrimac St. today complete with its very own restaurant, Finch, serving a New England-skewed menu with craft cocktails. Check out the breakfast, quick bites, dinner, and cocktail menus, right this way.
Finch Restaurant Opens at the Boxer Hotel Today
A new hotel and restaurant debuts downtown.


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Alan Cumming Does Most of His Cooking in His Dressing Room
"I have loads of water and vitamins, but also loads of vodka sodas."
"I have loads of water and vitamins, but also loads of vodka sodas."
"I also had the blueberry pie, which was advertised to me as 'kick-ass,' but it didn't totally kick my ass."
"If you're gonna eat doughnuts again, do it fabulously."
The guitarist takes a break from promoting his band's new album to spend some time at Aldea with Grub Street.
"I topped of a day of burgers with a Black Angus burger."
"We brought a half-bottle of Moet rosé and drank that from plastic cups."
"I spent a few hours working and drinking a pot of soy chai tea made with an actual blend of teas from my family's village in Uganda!"
From cutting lime juice with lemon or simply eliminating lime drinks from the menu, bars have to get creative to combat rising costs.
"When you have big cousins, you learn how to eat fast."
There's a kale martini.
Get your biscuits ready and break out your tangs!
We know why the caged fried chicken crunches.
The food-loving rapper is on the latest episode of Dunn's online cooking show.
The 45-seat bar and restaurant opens tonight.
"Obviously, when you're throwing up blood, it's time to go to the ER."


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I've got a spare 120GB hard drive installed on my desktop, and I feel like messing with another OS. Most likely, I'll wind up with another Linux distro. I run Ubuntu right now. So far, I'm interested in: Gentoo - the Portage scheme is intriguing Yellow Dog - thinking about a PS3, so this would get me familiar with the preferred distro LinuxMint - curious as to how they've streamlined Ubuntu FreeBSD - not Linux! Curiosity alone would drive me to install it Comments/suggestions?
Defiantly windows.
Go old school Yuri. CP/M
I like FreeBSD personally
gentoo is my favorite for speed, options, and ease of use. it has almost all the freedom of building linux from scratch but the easy of using a package manager (emerge) for getting dependencies. I've tried freebsd but never been able to get into it the way I have with linux but thats just me, from everything Ive read about it, it can do everything linux can and more. with 120GB you could partition the drive with a few small (10gb or so)partitions for each OS/distro and use a common partition for all your large media files since all those OSes/distros listed will play nice together. why not install all of them?
Actually, I was considering a multiple OS install on that hard drive just to play around. Perhaps I'll go with Gentoo and FreeBSD to start.
Just made 5 partitions of fairly equal size. The swap and home partitions reside on the other drive. Gentoo is up first, then FreeBSD. Linux Mint and YDL will follow shortly thereafter. I'm actually posting from the Gentoo Live browser while the installer runs in the background.
CentOS.... cause I'm a RedHat 5 n00b from '97 and I'm chained to the RPM package management system. Nothing else seems to make sense to me
I started out with Ubuntu, it is easy to install and setup and really easy to make any kind of changes that you want. Although I have been thinking about going to Gentoo or another distro recently just to see how they differ.
If you like Gentoo, you will really like FreeBSD. Portage is very cool. Its been a long time since I used FreeBSD on a desktop, but I still use it on some Server Machines I have - rock solid.


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The Laboratory for Cosmological Data Mining
The Laboratory for Cosmological Data Mining was founded in 2002 at the University of Illinois by Professor Robert J. Brunner to develop and apply computational technologies to extract cosmological information from the large astrophysical data sets being generated within our community. LCDM has been one of the top twenty users, worldwide of the production supercomputing resources at NCSA.
Students interested in joining the LCDM should contact Professor Brunner directly.
We are currently especially interested in students with strong programming experience for projects in- cloud computing,
- computer vision,
- machine learning, or
- the statistical analysis of time series data.
Recent News
Oct 14, 2014: Professor Brunner awarded Outstanding Alumni of Purdue University
Professor Brunner was recognized as an outstanding alumni of the Department of Physics & Astronomy at Purdue University.
Aug 20, 2014: Yiran successfully defends her PhD thesis!
Yiran Wang successfully defends her Ph.D. thesis.
Aug 19, 2014: Matias successfully defends his PhD thesis!
Matias Carrasco-Kind successfully defends his Ph.D. thesis.


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Tim MacMahonThe Dallas Mavericks pride themselves on finding value in the NBA bargain bins. The "Merry Minimums," as the Mavs' brass often refers to the minimum-salary veterans that fill out the roster, included significant contributors Devin Harris and DeJua...
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Bryan GutierrezLAS VEGAS -- After completing the team physical, center Greg Smith joined the Dallas Mavericks' summer league team in Las Vegas. Smith, who is coming off knee surgery in February, will not participate in the team's final game in the summer league....
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Bryan GutierrezThe Dallas Mavericks still have to formally sign Dirk Nowitzki and Devin Harris, which would take up the rest of their cap space. When asked about the idea of altering the agreements with both players in order to create more space, Cuban said that wa...
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