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WELLS FARGO CENTER - Oct. 4-6, Monster Jam. These twelve-feet-tall, ten-thousand-pound monster trucks will bring you to your feet as they race and rip up a custom-designed track full of obstacles to soar over or smash through! Nov. 9-10, Philly Bike Expo - an all-embracing two- day festival of everything bicycle. Nov. 7-10, Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show. This premier show and sale of contemporary crafts will include 195 of the finest and most dynamic craft artists in the U.S. Guest artists from Lithuania will also be featured. Park at PATCO and take the train to 8th and Market. Walk west to 11th street, turn right and it's one block to the center. ShoppingPHILADELPHIA - From exclusive boutiques at Liberty Place and Rittenhouse Row to Old City's galleries and antique shops, the city offers all a shopper could ask for. Jewelers Row, The Gallery, Chestnut and Market Streets are all just a short stroll from a PATCO station. Visit www.centercityphila.org for a complete listing of Center City restaurants, shops and events. SportsZip to the stadiums on PATCO and SEPTA. Loads of free parking at PATCO stations. Discount roundtrip SEPTA transfers are only $3.10 from vending machines located at all NJ stations. Exit PATCO at 12th & 13th and Locust St. station and follow signs in the concourse to the Broad St. Line South. Go teams! Go PATCO! PHILLIES - Take PATCO to a ball game at Citizens Bank Park and catch the last games of summer. Sept. 2-4, Nationals; Sept. 6-8, Braves; Sept. 10-12, Padres; Sept. 16-18, Marlins; Sept. 20-22, Mets. Most games start at 7:05 p.m. FLYERS - Home games at the Wells Fargo Center. Preseason games: Sept. 16, Capitals; Sept. 17, Rangers; Sept. 24, Devils. Regular season games: Oct. 2, Maple Leafs; Oct. 8, Panthers; Oct. 11, Coyotes; Oct. 15, Canucks; Oct. 17, Penguins; Oct. 24, Rangers; Oct. 29, Ducks; Nov. 1, Capitals; Nov. 7, Devils; Nov. 9, Oilers; Nov. 19, Senators; Nov. 21, Sabres; Nov. 23, Islanders; Nov. 29, Jets. Most games start at 7:00 p.m. SOUL INDOOR FOOTBALL - Fast-action arena football rocks the Wells Fargo Center. Games start at 7:05 p.m. June 1, Arizona; June 8, New Orleans; June 22, Iowa; July 6, Chicago; July 12, Utah. ROCK 'n' ROLL PHILADELPHIA HALF MARATHON - Sept. 15. The annual 13.1 mile half marathon starts on the Ben Franklin Parkway at 22nd Street. EAGLES - With a new coach and a new season, the birds are set to soar. Do the same - fly to Lincoln Financial Field on PATCO. Sept. 15, Chargers (1:00 p.m.); Sept. 19, Chiefs (8:25 p.m.); Oct. 20, Cowboys (1:00 p.m.); Oct. 27, Giants (1:00 p.m.); Nov. 17, Redskins (1:00 p.m.) TheatersARDEN THEATRE - Sept. 26-Nov. 3, Parade. Based on a true story about a Jewish facto- ry manager named Leo Frank who was accused of murdering a young girl in 1913 Atlanta, Georgia. Oct. 24- Dec. 22, Stick Fly - a raucous of-the-moment portrait of an affluent African-American family. Information: (215) 922-1122 or www.ardentheatre.org OPERA COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA - Sept. 27, 29, Oct. 2, 4, 6, Nabucco. This beloved biblical tale has a slight twist: while the classical story unfolds on stage, 19th century opera goers join the modern day audience. The result? An exhilarating opera-within-an-opera. Information: (215) 928-2110 or www.operaphilly.com PHILADELPHIA THEATRE COMPANY - at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre, 480 S. Broad Street. Oct. 11-Nov. 10, 4000 Miles. 21-year-old Leo unexpectedly arrives on the doorstep of his feisty 91 year-old grandmother's West Village apartment, after a grueling cross-country bike trip. Over the course of a month, these unlikely roommates infuriate and bewilder one another and discover the fragile line between growing up and growing old through humor, heartache, and love. Nov. 29-Dec. 29, Nerds - a hilarious musical journey from the floppy disc era to the iPhone phenomenon. Information: (215) 985-0420 or www.phillytheatreco.com WALNUT STREET THEATRE - Sept. 3-Oct. 30, In the Heights, the Tony Award-winning Best Musical about chasing your dreams and finding your true home. Nov. 29-Dec. 29, Sophie Tucker: The Last Of The Red Hot Mamas. Spend an intimate evening with America's Queen of the double entendre. Naughty? Yes, in a fun-loving way that's never graphic or obscene. Information: (215) 574-3550 or www.walnutstreettheatre.org WILMA THEATER - Oct. 9-Nov. 10, The Convert. Set in 1895 amid the colonial scramble for Southern Africa, the play follows a young girl who escapes a forced marriage arrangement and discovers Christianity. Information: (215) 546-7824 or www.wilmatheater.org LANTERN THEATER COMPANY - at St. Stephen's Theater, 10th & Ludlow Streets. Sept. 19-Oct. 27, Emma. Jane Austen's beloved novel comes to life in a sparkling adaptation that celebrates her most maddening, endearing heroine. Information: (215) 829-0395 or www.lanterntheater.org INTERACTIVE THEATER COMPANY - at the Adrienne Theater, 2030 Sansom Street. Oct. 18-Nov. 10, We Are Proud to Present. An ensemble of actors comes together to create a play about an obscure 20th century genocide, and an amicable workshop unravels into a storm of competing egos and conflicting agendas. Information: (215) 568-8079 or www.interacttheatre.org Music & DancePENNSYLVANIA BALLET - at the Academy of Music. Oct. 17-27, Jewels. Be dazzled by George Balanchine's full-length masterpiece. Jewels unfolds in three distinct sections - Emeralds, Rubies, and Diamonds - each with its own music and mood. THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA - at the Kimmel Center. Renowned for its distinctive sound, desired for its keen ability to capture the hearts and imaginations of audiences, and admired for an unrivaled legacy of "firsts" in music-making, The Philadelphia Orchestra remains one of the preeminent orchestras in the world. The 2013-14 season begins Sept. 25. THE KIMMEL CENTER - The Avenue of the Arts' spectacular showplace offers excit- ing shows and FREE events at several venues: Commonwealth Plaza, Verizon Hall, Perelman Theater, Innovation Studio, Merriam Theater, and the Academy of Music.
A sample of events includes: Sept. 28, Astral Artists: Aurora Astralis, music by some of Australia's most gifted composers, including Grammy Award winner Osvaldo Golijov; Oct. 29-Nov. 10, Once - the enchanting tale of a Dublin street musician who's about to give up on his dream when a beautiful young woman takes a sudden interest in his haunting love songs; AVENUE OF THE ARTS - South Broad Street offers globally renowned music, dance and theater at Commonwealth Plaza, Verizon Hall, Perelman Theater, Innovation Studio, Merriam Theater, the Academy of Music and other nearby venues. ExhibitionsACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCE - 19th Street and the Parkway. The museum features dinosaurs, mummies and wildlife specimens. Through Sept. 29, Glow: Living Lights. Oct. 12-March 30, Dinosaurs Unearthed - more than a dozen realistic, full-bodied dinosaurs, as well as skeletons, fossil casts of skulls, claws, horns and real specimens! THE PHILADELPHIA HISTORY MUSEUM AT THE ATWATER KENT MUSEUM - 15 South 7th Street. Explore more than 300 years of the city's rich past - everything from William Penn's utopian plans to the collective dreams of millions of Philadelphia sports fans. The Museum's engaging exhibitions feature treasured objects, hands-on experiences and multimedia presentations showing you what makes Philadelphia, well, Philadelphia. "FIRST FRIDAY" IN OLD CITY - Between Front & Third, and Market & Vine, Old City's quaint streets fill with art lovers of all kinds the first Friday of the month. Wander casually among art galleries and shops until 9 p.m. THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE - 20th Street and the Parkway. Visit one of the best hands-on science museums in the United States. Discover amazing exhibits, the Fels Planetarium, the Giant Heart and an IMAX Theater. Through Oct. 6, SPY: The Secret World of Espionage. Learn the importance of intelligence gathering and discover how real men and women can change the world every day - one secret at a time. Now playing at the IMAX: Space Junk, Pacific Rim and Flight of the Butterflies. PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS - Broad & Cherry Streets. Through Oct.13, Jennifer Bartlett: History of the Universe - Works 1970-2011. Sept. 28-Jan. 5, Hidden Treasures Unveiled: Watercolors - a group of watercolors from the Museum's extensive collection that have remained little-known to the public. PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART - Parkway at 26th Street. Oct. 14-Jan. 5, Léger: Modern Art and the Metropolis, a core group of the artist's exceptional paintings on the theme of the city, along with film projections, theater designs, architectural models, and print and advertising designs by the artist and his contemporaries.
The Museum's main building will be open until 8:45 p.m. every Wednesday for Pay-What-You-Wish Wednesday Nights. INDEPENDENCE SEAPORT MUSEUM - Penn's Landing. Through Feb. 17, Oh, Sugar!: The Magical Transformation From Cane To Candy focuses on Philadelphia's candy manufacturing history, tracing the magical transformation sugar takes from cane to candy. NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY - 101 S. Independence Mall East. Just steps from Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, the National Museum of American Jewish History is the only museum dedicated to chronicling the American Jewish experience. Exhibitions, rare artifacts and interactive displays mark the contributions, hardships and successes of American Jews through every phase of the country's history and invite all people to remark on the characteristics that make humans similar instead of different. BARNES MUSEUM - 20th Street and the Parkway. In rooms reflective of the intimate layout and unique character of the original Merion galleries, the renowned art collection is accessible to the public as never before. The collection includes works by European and American masters of impressionism, post-impressionist and early modern art. THE AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM IN PHILADELPHIA - 701 Arch Street. The museum features displays about politics, religion, family life, the Civil Rights movement, arts and entertainment, sports, medicine, archi- tecture, law and technology of African Americans. THE RODIN MUSEUM - 22nd Street and the Parkway. In the galleries or along the garden paths, this tranquil oasis is one of the world's great places in which to experience the work of celebrated French sculptor Auguste Rodin.
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BROWNSVILLE, TX (KVEO NEWSCENTER 23) — Get your bicycle gear ready as the City of Brownsville is hosting another Cyclobia event but this time it's at night with a glow in the dark theme.
"Cyclobia Nights" will be held on Friday night from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. and representatives are wanting to promote safety.
A red, white and blue theme will also be promoted to honor Brownsville as an All American City finalist.
All ages are welcome to participate in the event as Art Rodriguez, Brownsville Health Director states, "It also is a very popular because it occurs in the evening. We've always encouraged the families to turn out and it's aimed at 8 to 80. Whether you're eight years-old or 80 years-old, you know it's open to everyone and biking is one of those activities that you can do at almost any age."

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quote:Brooks is a joke. Probably never played a sport in high school.
quote: they pay refs.
quote:Jrevonte, yall hitting up the camp circuits hard again this year even though Dylan committed?
quote:MAAAAYYYNNNEEEE!!! Last night i thought PBS had the refs on payroll! they hit us with 7 penalties in a row after our first TD...Nick got tackled and put the ball on the ground so the refs could mark the down a parkview kid picked it up and ran the ref call a fumble and gave PBS the ball...I couldnt believe what i was seeing. that was some wicked shit!!!
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Cool, then it's no different than them 'not wanting' black people or Democrats or gay marriage supporters or people without shirts.
Cuz' some people may not like blacks, Democrats, gay supporters, or men's chests. (In particular I like the last one....but unfortunately there are many that should NOT go shirtless.)
You do seem to be missing my point that if the owner doesnt know about my opinions or guns, there is no harm done. Is there? Or do I need to find out religious and political affiliations (for starters) for every business I patronize?
(ALtho there are some I do boycott based on those things)


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New Zealand Communications Minister Amy Adams announced proposed changes to how the government works with telecommunications companies on Wednesday, saying updated legislation would ensure that companies have "a clearer understanding" of how to meet their interception obligations, while ensuring that network infrastructure remains secure.
It will ensure that networks cannot illegally copy or divert data, are safe from unauthorised access, and do not allow others to carry out espionage or disrupt services.
Key said an informal agreement exists at present between the telcos and the government to provide network security.
"We're changing the basis of the agreement. At the moment it is voluntary, and so it's possible for a telco not to cooperate," he told reporters.
"We want to get to a point where the government has more teeth ... it's important for reasons of national security."
The telcos currently work with the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), which is itself going through substantial changes.
Key said changes to telecommunications laws are part of an integrated package.
"It allows the GCSB to work with those companies, but if the state genuinely believes there are network security issues, it will have the capacity to influence decisions."
The law changes come after Telecom announced earlier this month that it was dumping France-based multinational Alcatel-Lucent in favour of Chinese telecom giant Huawei to build its 4G infrastructure .
The government said it is confident in dealing with Huawei in New Zealand's Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) rollout, despite a United States House Intelligence Committee saying the company poses a major security threat, and the Australian government blocking it from tendering for contracts related to its National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout.
Network operators are already required to have specialised interception equipment available.
Laws already allow the GCSB, Security Intelligence Service, and police to intercept phone calls, emails, text messages, and other data as they investigate crimes such as homicide and drug trafficking, and also to deal with armed offender situations or kidnappings, combat national security threats, and prosecute cybercrime.
Adams said the changes would not increase the authority of government agencies to access business and personal data, but relate only to obligations on telecommunications companies.


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Sussex County Federal Credit Union, a Seaford, Del.-based FI with $252 million in assets and nearly 15,000 members, has outfitted all of its locations with next-generation cash recyclers from transaction automation solutions provider ARCA.
The ARCA CM18, which takes the place of exposed teller drawers, is currently in service at each of the CU's four Delaware locations — Seaford, Lewes, Milford and Millsboro — said an ARCA announcement.
"Our experience with the ARCA support team has been great," said Allen Riley, vice president of operations at Sussex County Federal Credit Union. "The CM18 is user-friendly and delivers the speed and accuracy we need."
ARCA project director Ralph Sanders said he was impressed with Sussex, "They are a very technologically advanced credit union; to complement their automated banking functions they added our cash recycler to the mix, and we fit right in."
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John KeimASHBURN, Va. -- Robert Griffin III did not do enough to warrant heading into the offseason with the Washington Redskins' starting quarterback job. You can say the same thing about Kirk Cousins and Colt McCoy as well. Which is why head coach Jay Grude...
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John KeimASHBURN, Va. -- Colt McCoy seemed on the verge of tears, knowing, perhaps, the chance that he'd just lost. He would have had two more games to prove what he could do, playing in an offense he felt suited him. But this season has never been about M...
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21 And they came to Capernaum; and on the Sabbath he went into the Synagogue and gave teaching. | 21 They went to Capernaum, and when the Sabbath came, Jesus went into the synagogue and began to teach. |
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After my last loss, despite having a score of 13-5. Just got sent to elo hell. 3 range ad carrie picks and 3 revives out of 10 members. May god have mercy on my soul.
Dominion ELO hell - When matchmaking budgets you as the highest valued player of your team and puts you on a team of nubs while the enemy team is all pretty evenly spread out and are much more effective than your team. <-Where I'm at
Matchmaking is bad and frustrating at times. Sometimes you get a balanced team with a lot of good players sometimes you get 3 AP assassins and Vayne up top while you are bot. But it seems right after a loss the next game I get matched with a significantly worse group of players.
Elo hell is defined by you being unable to escape it. Sometimes it's quite relaxing to play in low Elo games, I can play some champions I really enjoy and just mess around, not stressing it. Time to carry harder mate. Furthermore, k/d/a isn't really a good indicator of much. I'm used to free week Vaynes going 20+ kills, under 10 deaths, and losing the game. Also, matchmaking and where you're at can't be decided by one game. Sometimes I get 10 revive games, sometimes like 4 revive games.


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Someone writes \"I think you\'ve had items about it before, but we\'ve now come to the end. Over 110,000 people visited the exhibition at the National Library of Australia which finally closed yesterday, but up until last day hundreds of people queued overnight in their sleeping bags to get their free entry tickets. Exhibits included original manuscripts from such people as Einstein, Dickens, Martin Luther King, Mozart, and rare items such as a Gutenberg Bible, ancient Oracle bones, a fragment of a Dead Sea Scroll - over 160 exhibits from around the world. The Library\'s staff volunteered their time enable the exhibition to stay open over 22 hours daily, and as the visitor in the story says, it was a surreal experience - visitors overjoyed to have seen the exhibition, even those coming in at 4am. Staff (I\'m one of them) are exhausted but elated! \"
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They say average circulation, which dipped in 1999 and barely rose in 2000, has leapt up a robust 2.9 percent. Reasons? Increasing population, better book budgets, longer hours, the ease of reserving from home, better promotion, better programming, marketing and merchandising.
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\"In short, I would like to say that perhaps I would be happier if I had never been to a public university with a proper library of 2 million volumes, with good databases and interlibrary loan. I would never know that I was missing anything, I would have no conception that the rich people in large cities have access to actual research facilities that the poor and the distant could only dream of. I would have no knowledge of the brutal and disgusting disparity between those who think it is OK for them to decide everything for the rest of us, who hoard the truth for thesmelves, and the poor schleps who must live with whatever goggle eyed elitist decisions they come up with, while we sit around blabbering with half baked ideas that we can only research so far before we run up against \'copyright: you cannot view this\' or \'this material is unavailable to you\'.
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Ryan writes:\"Here\'s a great article from the NYT about the original Astor library building in New York, now housing the Public Theater, in the bowels of which I\'ve heard that Christopher Walken can be seen gliding from light to cone of dusty light during the summer months.
The writer includes some wonderful recounting of the crochety library staff, who complained about the patrons, who \"read excellent books,\" said the original librarian, Joseph Green Cogswell, who went on: \"except the young fry, who employ all the hours they are out of school in reading the trashy, as Scott, Cooper, Dickens, Punch and The Illustrated News.\"
I\'d love to see something like this, perhaps in more detail, about the Cooper Union and its library, which are right up the street. Anyone know of something?
Sun-Sentinel.com has a Story on independent lending libraries, one of the fastest-growing sectors of Cuba\'s limited civil society.
They say Fidel Castro unwittingly inspired the independent library movement when he declared at a Havana book fair in February 1998 that there were no censored books in Cuba, only limited funds for public libraries.
\"The revolution has given us a high level of education, but it also censors a lot and determines what people read.\"
Gary Price also pointed to Private libraries turn page in Cuba over at The Chicago Tribune, a strangely similar story.
Harold Bugbee found books of speeches by the Hon. Henry Clay
in his basement that had been checked out from library formed in Montpelier, VT in 1886.
They happily waived the late fees, which, if calculated for 100 years at 10 cents a day, six days a week, would exceed $3,000 in fines.
Full Story passed on By Bob Cox.
Bob Cox passed along This One on a person who has destroyed nearly $10,000 worth of library books, videotapes and CDs by pouring sticky syrup down book drops in Tacoma.
Three Pierce County branches and several branches in Seattle also have reported similar incidents and they think it\'s the same guy.
Women\'s Library opened on Monday in its
redesigned London building. It is the \"largest collection
of women\'s history in the UK\". It began as part of the
London Society for Women\'s Suffrage in 1926 and was
previously known as the Fawcett Library. The redesign
started just before I left the UK so I\'ll be visiting the new
library when I return in a couple of months. The BBC and The Guardian both have features
articles on it.
Ryan passed along This Story on another library cat.
This one in, Leicester, England.
It seems someone complained, so the poor thing doesn\'t have the run of the place any more. Apparently they need to be Sued to do something about it.
There is a poll at the bottom of the story with 85% of voters siding with the cat.
\"We are not actively encouraging the cat to stay, but neither are we rejecting it. Our main intention is to suit everybody.\"


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Oh, the city's statement is just hilarious. They can't have the gall to call a Christmas tree by its proper name, but they can take a LEGAL STATE HOLIDAY off for CHRISTMAS DAY. Not Holiday Day, not Seasonal Day, not Santa Day, not Liberal Crybaby Day, not Hanukkah.... CHRISTMAS DAY. When the city employees and the Mayor work on Christmas, I'll take their PC gibberish spiel seriously. Even then, it's still ridiculous, because you don't call a Halloween costume a Holiday costume, you don't call a Hanukkah menorah a Holiday candlestick, and you don't call a Christmas tree a holiday tree. I'd rather the state just forfeit hosting this event than this nonsense. The WHITE HOUSE has a "Christmas" tree. How is that not exactly the example the city would look to? The Supreme Court has ruled numerous times that Christmas trees are a legal icon of the secular Christmas season, and even that NATIVITY SCENES are legal to display if they are part of an OVERARCHING, OVERALL secular purpose. The city is embarrassingly politically correct... and so is all of America. Why are we ruining Christmas? Why are we making the best holiday on earth into a generic boring non-specific nothing? »
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So less than a year has passed in what's normally a 12-18-month rehab process. Harvey had been concerned before Tuesday's session that he wouldn't be able to find the strike zone or that he'd forget his mechanics, which he won't alter—but all the concern was for naught. He threw hard, like "nothing had happened."
"I didn't think things would feel this good and this easy, but I couldn't be happier," he said. "Excited about moving forward. The mechanics, I feel like they didn't leave in the amount of time that I wasn't able to use them. I was happy that things were smooth and I'm glad I had no setbacks."
Harvey will continue his throwing program in Florida. He'll throw about three more 20-pitch bullpen sessions before he starts mixing in his secondary pitches and increasing the amount of throws. He will work his way up to live batting practice and, from there, keep throwing through September. Mets general manager Sandy Alderson told the media on Friday that the team planned to shut Harvey down at the beginning of October.
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1. Lassus posted on August 06, 2014 at 11:11 AM #There's an oddly positive vibe about the Mets right now considering the fact that they are on pace to win between 70-80 games for the 6th straight season.Wright's struggles are starting to become troubling, no? And Gee's looked like a different pitcher since returning from the DL. Lots of positive developments, but some questions heading into the last couple of months.
Gee just seems like he's regressing to what he is; a back end starter.Could it be that he's not fully recovered from whatever he was DL'd for? Because Gee looked better than a back-end starter for over a season, and I'm not ready to write that off after a few bad starts.
Could it be that he's not fully recovered from whatever he was DL'd for? Because Gee looked better than a back-end starter for over a season, and I'm not ready to write that off after a few bad starts.
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Environmental educators at USC have been showing the university's research facilities on Catalina Island to hundreds of students from middle schools and high schools since the conclusion of the 2010 QuikSCience Challenge, a team competition designed to spark the interest of young people in science.
The event features an extended stay at the USC Wrigley Marine Science Center for the teams that won first and second place. It also offered something new — a one-day trip to the island for every team that submitted a complete project.
The competition this year drew a record number of entries, with 49 teams submitting complete projects. USC staff made good on the QuikSCience Challenge offer, organizing trips for almost 300 students and 50 teachers across the San Pedro Channel to the USC research center near the island community of Two Harbors.
"A lot more student teams registered this year, and a lot more turned in projects," said Lynn Whitley, director of pre-college education for the USC College's Wrigley Institute for Environmental Studies.
The trips began in the spring and will continue until mid-July.
The QuikSCience Challenge is managed by the USC Wrigley Institute in cooperation with Quiksilver Inc., an international producer and distributor of surfing apparel, and the Quiksilver Foundation. As part of their competition in the event, teams of middle school and high school students create projects and portfolios on an ocean science subject. They also put together an ocean science lesson plan that they teach to another class, and they carry out a community service project and propose a solution to an environmental challenge. (The high school teams also create a research project proposal.) The teams wrap up their projects with creative presentations to a panel of judges.
This year's event had a number of firsts, one of them being a winning entry from outside Southern California.
A science teacher and a team of six students from Kamehameha High School in Honolulu won first place for high school teams. The Hawaiian team focused on the problem of invasive marine plants in coastal waters, particularly the problems caused in Hawaii by prolific seaweed known as "gorilla ogo."
"The winning project was outstanding," Whitley said. "The students wrote an excellent research proposal and organized a public service project that had a direct connection to the local community. The quality of the project was clear even though the students were 2,500 miles away. We're excited to think this might be a sign that we can widen the geographic scope of the QuikSCience Challenge."
The Kamehameha students will stay at the Wrigley Marine Science Center June 7-11 and then will visit the USC campus and spend one night in campus dorms before flying back to Hawaii.
This year's science challenge also benefited from a new QuikSCience Mentors Club, a group of 13 graduate and undergraduate students at USC who provided assistance to the high school and middle school students to help them with their projects. The USC mentors provided assistance on science matters related to the student projects and sometimes traveled to participating schools to work directly with the student teams.
The challenge of carrying this year's participants to Catalina Island has been met by the daily boat service the Wrigley Institute started last year aboard the vessel Zephyrus. The Zephyrus can carry 20 passengers, and that service was expanded this year with the lease of the vessel Miss Christi, which carries up to 50 passengers. The extra capacity helps the Wrigley Institute staff provide transportation for several student teams and their teachers on each trip.
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Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said here on Wednesday that the government was firm that the private hospitals should pay minimum wages to nurses and paramedical staff.
"It is the law of the land. It has to be paid," Mr. Chandy said in reply to questions from the media at his weekly Cabinet briefing. (The questions related to threat from hospital managements to close down the hospitals in the face strike by nurses.)
The Chief Minister added that the service conditions prevailing in Kerala too should be followed by the hospitals. As to other issues, they were matters to be settled through discussions and agreements between the management and staff.
He noted that the Labour Minister Shibhu Baby John and the Labour Department were already involved in efforts to settle the issues. Understanding had already reached on certain issues.
The Chief Minister said that no decision had been taken on raising the pension age, though active discussions on the issue were going on. While the argument that the pension age should be raised in view of higher life expectancy was acceptable, the concerns of the unemployed needed to be addressed. The discussions were aiming at a package that would be acceptable to the youth also.
Mr. Chandy said that the unification of retirement date (providing for retirements at the end of the financial year only) caused a large number of complaints and practical problems. Those issues needed to be addressed.
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39 However, everyone who believes in Jesus receives God's approval. | 39 Through him everyone who believes is justified from everything you could not be justified from by the law of Moses. |
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Developing True Strength On and Off the Court
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If anyone knows tough, it's Jay Bilas. A four-year starter at Duke, he learned a strong work ethic under Coach Mike Krzyzewski. After playing professionally overseas, he returned to Duke, where he served as Krzyzewski's assistant coach for three seasons, helping to guide the Blue Devils to two national championships. He has since become one of basketball's most recognizable faces through his insightful analysis on ESPN's SportsCenter and College GameDay.Through his ups and downs on and off the court, Bilas learned the true meaning of toughness from coaches, teammates, and colleagues. Now, in Toughness, he examines this misunderstood—yet vital—attribute and how it contributes to winning in sports and in life. Featuring never-before-heard stories and personal philosophies on toughness from top players and coaches, including Coach K, Bob Knight, Grant Hill, Mia Hamm, Jon Gruden, Tom Izzo, Roy Williams, Bill Self, Curtis Strange, and many others—Bilas redefines what it takes to succeed.
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Dr. Edward R. Katz graduated from the SUNY Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine in 1969. He works in Scottsdale, AZ and 1 other location and specializes in Urological Surgery. Dr. Katz is affiliated with Scottsdale Healthcare-Osborn and Scottsdale Healthcare Shea Medical Center. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
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WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J., Feb. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Coates International, Ltd. (OTCBB: COTE) – Coates International, Ltd. (the "Company") is pleased to report that effective February 13, 2012, it engaged the investors relations firm of ATG, Inc.
The Company entered into a non-exclusive Investor Relations Services Agreement (the "Agreement") with ATG Inc. ("ATG"), a firm that specializes in assisting public companies to improve investor relations. The primary objective of these services will be to increase awareness about the Company and its business plan in the investor and business community.
The term of the Agreement is for six months and may be canceled by either party for any reason upon 30 days' prior notice. Pursuant to the Agreement, ATG will assist the Company, as requested, by providing various services including, but not limited to:
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21 April 2009
EAST EUROPEAN CRIMINALS are willing to pay thousands for a clapped out
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Kellan Lutz and AnnaLynne McCord Kiss and Get Cozy
Kellan Lutz and AnnaLynne McCord set tongues wagging—and did a little tongue-wagging on their own—on Wednesday night.
The New York Post reports that the 90210 co-stars and rumored couple raised eyebrows for the opening of the Gates Lounge in New York by showing up hand-in-hand, settling into a corner table and engaging in a PDA frenzy.
"They were cuddling and kissing at a corner table when they thought nobody was looking," says a witness.
According to the source, McCord was also overheard telling her girlfriends, "It's official."
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A study came out recently that says that parents tend to pass down their car brand preference to their kids. So, when you grow up, if your dad bought Ford, you tend to. Craig speaks with Metro Parent editor Julia Elliott. She says her parents are Miracle Whip people and she became a mayo person after trying it as a teen. Her mother still finds it weird that she doesn't put Miracle Whip in her tuna salad. Her dad is a Ford person and freaked out when Julia bought a Honda in 1997. And yet there are some brands that Julia is stuck on because that's the way it is. Like Jiff peanut butter. It HAS to be Jiff. Craig and Julia take calls from parents about brand loyalty.


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Environmental Management Companies in Latin America
DEL Corporation
based in Scott, LOUISIANA (USA)
DEL Corporation specializes in the Design, Manufacturing, Sales and Rental of customized tank systems and equipment for all types of Dredging, Dewatering, Solids Control, Solids Separation, and Material Handling. DEL also maintains a comprehensive rental fleet that includes its patented TOTAL CLEAN SYSTEMS, mix tanks, slurry tanks, shaker screens, hydrocyclones, pumps, ...
HDS International
based in Providence, RHODE ISLAND (USA)
HDS International (HDSI) is a green technology company providing renewable energy and eco-sustainability solutions. We provide carbon capture and sequestration solutions, as well as industrial, all natural open-water algae biomass production solutions for green energy purposes, including anaerobic digestion and biofuels, as well as for the development of bioproducts and ...
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based in Mignanego, ITALY
ICEA was founded in 1956 as a textile wipers and cotton waste producer. Its many years in the industry has enabled ICEA to acquire an in-depth knowledge and experience in the industrial cleaning industry. In the 1980´s it was one of the first Italian companies to anticipate the research in environmentally friendly products and produced its first non-woven wipers by ...
Celitron Medical Technologies Kft.
based in Vác, HUNGARY
Celitron Medical Technologies is a developer and manufacturer of medical waste solution systems and sterilization equipment, steam sterilizers, autoclaves. Our product portfolio offers a full solution for infection control and decontamination procedures in hospitals, dental clinics, dialysis and medical centers.Celitron intends to grow globally by developing new solutions ...
ItN Nanovation AG
based in Saarbrücken, GERMANY
ItN Nanovation AG based in Saarbruecken, Germany, is one of the leading nanotechnology companies in the world, developing innovative water filtration systems for large industrial customers. ItN stands for `Innovation through nanotechnology` and reflects the company`s well-founded nanotechnology know how.
Santes Ltd. Co.
based in Ankara, TURKEY
SANTES aims to manufacture the most efficient and feasible incinerators while maintaining the environmental quality and sustainability. In accordance with those scopes, many incinerators serving for different purposes has been manufactured and most of them has satisfied the requirements of the customers and are still in operation.
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Smith-Berry Vineyard and Winery
855 Drennon Road
New Castle, Kentucky
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