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HI at z ~ 20: The Large Aperture Experiment to Detect the Dark Ages
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Lincoln J. Greenhill
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When did the first stars form? Did supermassive black holes form at the same time, earlier, or later? One of the great challenges of cosmology today is the study of these first generation objects. The Large Aperture Experiment to Detect the Dark Ages (LEDA) project seeks to detect, in total-power, emission from neutral Hydrogen (21 cm rest wavelength) in the intergalactic medium about 100 million years after the Big Bang (redshifts ~ 20). Detection would deliver the first observational constraints on models of structure formation and the first pockets of star and black holes formation in the Universe.
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STUDENTS' PROJECTS > TO STUDENTS > Village Work
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We are inheritors of a rural civilization. The vastness of our country, the vastness of the population, the situation and the climate of the country have in my opinion, destined it for a rural civilization. Its defects are well known but not one of them is irremediable. To uproot it and substitute for it an urban civilization seems to me an impossibility, unless we are prepared by some drastic means to reduce the population from three hundred million to three or say even thirty. I can therefore suggest remedies in the assumption that we must perpetuate the present rural civilization and endeavour to rid it of its acknowledged defects. This can only be done if the youth of the country will settle down the village life. And if they will do this, they must reconstruct their life and pass every day of their vacation in the village surrounding their colleges or high schools, and those who have finished their education or are not receiving any should think of settling down in villages. The All India Spinners' Association with all its multifarious branches and institutions that have sprung up under its protection affords an easy opportunity to the students to qualify themselves for service and to maintain themselves honourably if they will be satisfied with the simple life which obtains in the villages. It maintains nearly 1,500 young men of the country drawing anything between Rs. 15 to 150, and it can take in almost an unlimited number of earnest, honest, and industrious young men who will not be ashamed of manual work. Then there are national educational institutions affording a similar though limited scope, limited only because national education is not in fashion. 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To this end, instead of taking their walks along beaten paths, the should walk to the villages within easy reach of their institutions and study the condition of the village folk and befriend them. This habit will bring them in contact with the villagers who, when the students actually go to stay in their midst, will, by reason of the previous occasional contact; receive them as friends rather than as strangers to be looked upon with suspicion. During the long vacations the students will stay in the villages and offer to conduct classes for adults and to teach the rules of sanitation to the villagers and to attend to the ordinary cases of illness. They will also introduce the spinning-wheel amongst them and teach them the use of every spare minute. In order that this may be done students and teachers will have to revise their ideas of the uses of vacation. Often do thoughtless teachers prescribe lessons to be done during the vacation. This, in my opinion, is in any case a vicious habit. Vacation is just the period when students' minds should be free from the routine work and be left free for self-help and original development. The village work I have mentioned is easily. the best form of recreation and light instruction. It is obviously the best preparation for dedication to exclusive village service after finishing the studies. The scheme for full village service does not now need to be elaborately described. Whatever was done during the vacation has now to be put on a permanent footing. The villagers will also be prepared for a fuller response. The village life has to be touched at all points, the economic, hygienic, the social and the political. The immediate solution of the economic distress is undoubtedly the wheel in the vast majority of cases. It at once adds to the income of the villagers and keeps them from mischief. The hygienic includes insanitation and disease. Here the student is expected to work with his own body and labour to dig trenches for burying excreta and other refuse and turning them into manure, for cleaning wells and tanks, for building easy embankments, removing rubbish and generally to make the villages more habitable. The village worker has also to touch the social side and gently persuade the people to give up bad customs and bad habits, such as untouchability, infant marriage, unequal matches, drink and drug evil and many local superstitions. Lastly comes the political part. Here the worker will study the political grievances of the villagers and teach them the dignity of freedom, self-reliance and self-help in everything, This makes in my opinion complete adult education. But this does not complete the task of the village worker. He must take care and charge of the little ones and begin their instruction and carry on a night school for adults. This literary training is but part of a whole education course and only a means to the larger end described above. I claim that the equipment for this service is a large heart and a character above suspicion. Given these two conditions every other needed qualification is bound to follow. Q. "We propose doing medical work there. How shall we go about our business, Mahatmaji? Could you give us some hints?" Gandhiji said, "I have experience of this work since my early days in South Africa. Let me then begin with a warning. By taking a little medical aid to them, you do not really help them. You must teach them sanitation and hygiene, which alone can prevent malaria. Quinine does seem to subdue malaria, but will not root it out. What is essential is the preventive treatment and the aftercare of patients. They do not know that careless diet often prepares the breeding ground for malaria germs. They eat anything and everything. But a malaria patient must eschew starch, too much protein, and live mainly on milk during convalescence. That is what we have to tell them. Teach them how to prevent disease. I will not congratulate you if you tell me that you have distributed a thousand quinine pills. Give them practical lessons in sanitation, if you can. Go there with spades and shovels, fill up stagnant pools, see to the drainage, see that their wells are properly dredged and that their tank is not contaminated. The late Principal Rudra, under whose hospitable roof I have had the privilege of living, used to tell me how Delhi had fought a successful battle against the swamps and mosquito-breeding pools around Delhi. We have now to teach the people to do what the Municipality or the Local Boards may not do, for want of funds or any other reason. "Above all, teach them to rid their village of filth and dirt. It is the most difficult part of your work, unless you would be willing scavengers. For days you must sweep the streets and teach them to preserve health and conserve their golden manure at one and the same time. Poore's Rural Hygiene used to be a precious little book on this subject. You have to teach them to bury their night-soil in nine-inch deep pits and cover it up with earth, the principle being that such earth is full of life and that the sun's rays penetrate that depth. In a little while the whole will be converted into rich manure, and you can grow the finest vegetable on this ground. "I had better tell you about internal hygiene too. You must study the problem of food from the point of view of health, know" the foods charged with vitamins and persuade them to eat hand-husked, unpolished rice, whole wheatmeal, whole sugar, greens grown on their patch of ground, and oil, freshpressed in the village oil-press. Every doctor nowadays insists on prescribing a few green leaves to be eaten raw. Every peasant could grow all kinds of bhaji (vegetables) for nothing and eat it raw as part of his normal diet. It was discovered during the War that compressed and dried vegetables were harmful and that, not lime-juice, but the juice pressed out of fresh limes, was the preventive of scurvy." We want ideal labourers in the country's cause. They will not bother about what food they get, or what comforts they are assured by the villagers whom they serve. They will trust to God for whatever they need, and will exult in the trials and tribulations they might have to undergo. This is inevitable in our country where we have 7,00,000 villages to think of. We cannot afford to have a salaried staff of workers who have an eye to regular increments, provident funds and pensions. Faithful service of the villagers is its own satisfaction. Some of you will be tempted to ask if this is also the standard for the villagers. Not by any means. These prospects are for us servants and not for the village-folk our masters. We have sat on their backs all these years, and we want to accept voluntary and increasing poverty in order that our masters' lot may be much better than it is today. We have to enable them to earn more than they are earning today. That is the aim of the Village Industries Association. It cannot prosper unless it has an ever-increasing number of servants such as I have described. May you be such servants. Harijan, 23-5.'36 |

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Glenn Quinn, born in Ireland, was the co owner/silent partner of a club called Goldfinger's which is just a couple of doors down from the PLA BOY liquor store in a particularly grubby area of Hollywood, mentioned in the Ed Wood story.
Glenn had adrinke and drug problem for quite some time. He lost his last job on Angel because of it. It appears that he was on a downward spiral, and according to some sources, he lost the house be bought from his Roseanne money. He was bought out in his night club venture, because he was begging for money from customers, getting in to fights and just being an all around embarrassment. The last straw for Glenn was being kicked out of rehab (Wavelengths in Malibu), for using drugs. This was a few days before he died.
Glenn was living the "transient" lifestyle, staying with friends, and on December 2, 2002, he was staying with his buddy Dwayne in North Hollywood. The apartment was on the ground floor, and Glenn was sleeping on the couch. Glenn and Dwayne spoke around 10pm, when Dwayne went to bed. At some point, Glenn had shot up heroin. Dwayne woke the next morning, saw Glenn sleeping there (he thought) and went out to run some errands. Upon his return around 11am or noon, he took a closer look at Glenn.
The Irish born actor was proud of his heritage, sporting the tattoo Erin Go Braugh (Ireland Forever) on his right shoulder and one of an Irish harp on this left. But he was a mess with a chalky drool oozing from his mouth and mismatched socks on his feet when his cold corpse was found on a couch of a friend's North Hollywood apartment... Cause of death, Morphine Intoxication. An accidental overdose of heroin. He was only 32.
Apparently he left behind some financial troubles as well. Michael Fishman, who played D.J. on Roseanne, put out a plea for people to send donations to help cover the funeral costs. Sad considering that Glenn probably made more in a year than most "average" people make in a decade, and he pissed it all away on drink and drugs.
Glenn was taken to the Luyben Family Mortuary and embalmed. A funeral was held, and Sara Gilbert and Johnny Galecki (Darlene and David on Roseanne) attended. Glenn is buried in Forest Lawn, Cypress - in Orange County.
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Glenn Quinn Roseanne and Angel
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I haven't seen him outside Angel (except Dr. Giggles, but that movie was such a crap that I pretend I've never seen it) but I really liked his character and I though he did great job on Angel. Heard he was good friend with David and Christian Kane (who played usual bad guy on Angel).
another guy that died too early was Andy Hallett (he played that green singing Lorne). He was terrific considering Lorne was his first ever roll. Heard he died some time after show ended from tooth infection !?
another guy that died too early was Andy Hallett (he played that green singing Lorne). He was terrific considering Lorne was his first ever roll. Heard he died some time after show ended from tooth infection !?
You know you are a true horror fan when someone sees your DVD collection and accuse you of being a Satanist. :wub:
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Attitude Makeover: Arrogant
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"I'm so cool."
Dear Dr. Borba,
Our twelve year old is pretty bright and always has to let everyone know it. If anybody is wrong, look out: he can be merciless and really insulting about letting them know that he's right and they're wrong. I'm waiting for the day somebody just gets fed up and decks him. Is there any way to stop his know-it-all attitude? He's really turning into an arrogant little snob.
Josh F., a father of two from Little Rock, Arkansas
He's such a "Know-It-All." "Might as well call her 'Little Miss Smarty Pants.'" "He's such a Little Snot." "What a Smart Aleck!" "She's turning into such a snob."
Could any of these terms describe your kid? If so, beware: no matter what variety of language, they are all labels for the same bad attitude: Arrogance. Warning: the attitude is spreading, and even the younger set is affected by the Big Brat Factor these days.
Arrogant kids have somehow acquired the notion that they are better than others, and they make sure everyone knows it. Their attitude has one goal: making sure the other guy clearly recognizes the message: "I'm better than you." And that also implies at least in her mind that everyone else is inferior, and that includes you. After all, if she is the Know-It-All, then you're the Know Nothing. We're talking plain arrogance, and it's anything but becoming. That's why kids with arrogant attitude are also self-centered, rude, competitive, and selfish (not to mention very unpopular with all those poor souls on the receiving end).
When kids are little, we may think it's cute when they volunteer all the answers or have a sarcastic comeback. The mistake is thinking they are clever, funny, or even "beyond their years." But beware: you're really dealing with the early stages of arrogance. If not put in her place, the young smart aleck can turn into an older arrogant know-it-all. The simplest cause is that we've mislabeled their smart-aleck attitude as clever or witty: in reality, there's really nothing cute or witty about it in the least. Their snide remarks and quick retorts are often pointed slams at another person or shameless attempts to get attention through laughs and being "cute."
There's another reason kids turn arrogant, and that's our fault as well. Our parental pride can take a turn when we begin showing them off by parading their talents. "Come on, Jenna, everyone wants to hear you sing." "Have we shown you Harold's latest report card?" Of course we're proud, but there's a hidden danger in flaunting our kids' talents: they assume that the world revolves solely around them and they are better than others. There's also the danger that our kids will begin to think they have to keep performing, keep showing off their talents, and keep being the clown to gain our love or approval.
Now don't get me wrong: I'm not debating your child's intelligence, beauty, talent, or skills or doubting your pride in your offspring. She could well be a budding Einstein, the next Virginia Woolf, a young Wayne Gretsky, a future Jackie Joyner-Kersee, a potential Itzhak Perlman, or even the next Picasso or Frida Kahlo. And she may deserve recognition and acknowledgment for her strengths. But this issue is not about how bright your kid is; how good looking; how extraordinarily adroit her math, science, art talents; how proficient her soccer, violin, computer expertise; or how profound her beauty. Instead, it's all about her preoccupation of making sure everyone knows she's better than the other kids. Arrogant children's methods of letting others in on their superiority are usually quite tactless and always insensitive. After all, these children dwell on their own capabilities and are usually quite blind to those of others.
Certainly, no infant arrives diapered and arrogant. But somewhere growing up, these kids anointed themselves as the Better Ones. And there are many reasons. Unrealistic self-appraisals may have resulted from overly lavished parental pride (and usually with a blind eye to their kid's faults and behavior mishaps). Excellence in an area academics, sports, music, the arts, or any other may be such a prime commodity in these kids' homes that letting others in on those talents is valued. Or competition, one-upmanship, or winning at any cost (including the price of humility) may be the family mantra.
There always are deeper underlying causes to any bad attitude that often are overlooked. For instance, an arrogant child may attempt to make others think his ideas are better because deep down, he doesn't feel superior at all: in reality he feels inferior. But boasting or bragging is his way of trying to convince others of his talents. He might be jealous or resentful of other siblings or friends, so to get back he has to play the "I'm better than you" game. Or he may feel his relationship with you or his other parent is contingent on what he knows or does instead of who he is. So he is forever trying to prove himself to gain your love or approval. It could also be a reaction to a critical or negative parenting style.
Whatever the cause, make no mistake: if this arrogant attitude continues, it can have deadly consequences. No teacher, coach, scout leader, or other child's parent appreciates a kid with an "I'm superior" attitude. Besides that, what peer wants to be around another kid who tries to make him feel inferior? That's why all too many arrogant children have such dismal social lives. What any arrogant kid desperately needs is a strong helping of humble pie, so make sure you give him a big piece soon. Make sure you teach him humility, graciousness, and modesty to replace the arrogance that will prevent good character and ultimate fulfillment.
From Don't Give Me That Attitude by Michele Borba, Ed.D. Copyright © 2004 by Michele Borba. All rights reserved. Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Dr Andrew Sullivan leads the CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences's Bushfire Dynamics and Applications Group. The research of this Group covers five key areas: fuel dynamics, fuel availability, fire behaviour, firebrands and spotting and fire management.
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Dr Sullivan joined CSIRO in 1991. He has a background in physics, computing and modelling, combustion, thermokinetics and fluid dynamicsand has applied these disciplines in the development of models for radiant heat flux from bushfire flames and from burning logs behind a fire front.
Dr Sullivan has undertaken investigations of a number of wildfire events, including the 1994 Sydney fires and the 2009 Black Saturday fires. He has contributed to the development of revised fire spread prediction meters and fire danger meters for grasslands as well as to the study of fires burning under dry summer conditions in dry eucalypt forests and the evaluation of the effectiveness of spray systems fitted to fire tankers.
Dr Sullivan has collaborated with a wide range of individuals and organisations both nationally and internationally. He is currently an Associate Editor for the International Journal of Wildland Fire and in 2013 he was awarded Outstanding Editor for 2012. Dr Sullivan is a member of the International Association of Wildland Fire, the Combustion Institute and the TeX Users Group. Dr Sullivan has frequently been called on by the news media to provide comment on bushfire behaviour and firefighter safety during major fire events.
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Dr Sullivan contributed to the coordination of the investigation of the behaviour and spread of a number of 2009 Black Saturday fires, including the Kilmore East fire which killed 121 people.
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From 2004 to 2007 Dr Sullivan undertook his PhD at the Department of Theoretical Physics at the ANU under the supervision of Dr Rowena Ball. His thesis (awarded in Dec 2008) studied the dynamics of the competitive thermokinetics involved in the combustion of bushfire fuel and the influence of environmental conditions on the volatilisation and charring pathwards during combustion.
Dr Sullivan worked on Project Vesta from 1997 to 1999, investigating the behaviour of dry eucalypt forest fires under dry summer conditions. This work involved conducting 102 experimental fires in Western Australia over two summers and led to the development of a new model of the prediction of the speed of fires burning in dry eucalypt forests as well as a deepened understanding of the turbulent structure of the wind beneath the forest canopy.
He was also involved in developing, designing and coordinating the production of the CSIRO Grassland Fire Spread Meter, the Fire Spread Meter for Northern Australia and CSIRO-Modified McArthur Mk 4 Grassland Fire Danger Meter. As part of this work he co-authored a book on grassfire behaviour with Phil Cheney.
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Baton Rouge (NBC33) — In Jefferson Parish, tar balls are still washing up near Elmer's Island off the Louisiana coast after Hurricane Isaac. Several samples of the oil are on the way to LSU's School of Coast of Environmental Science. Officials at the school say the tar balls are not a big surprise. It's thought they're from the British Petroleum oil spill in 20-10, but officials say it's too soon to know for sure.
In East Baton Rouge Parish, a national organization headquartered in Baton Rouge says it's already busy with fraudulent claims stemming from Hurricane Isaac. The National Center for Disaster Fraud says they've already had more than two dozen calls reporting suspected fraud. The agency is led by U.S. Attorney Don Cazayoux. The office has dealt with tens of thousands of complains since Hurricane Katrina. Many of those complaints have allowed officials to get money tout of the hands of people just looking to cash in and into the hands of the real victims of storm damage.


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Distinguished Speakers
A few times a month, entrepreneurs, inventors and industry experts are invited to the Weiss Tech House to provide seminars, talks, and in some cases, mentoring services to our undergraduates. For upcoming speaker events click here.
Past Speakers Include:
Service Provider (SP) Architecture and Systems group
Cisco Systems, Inc.
October 22, 2007: IEEE/WTH Mentoring Dinner: Cisco Systems Inc.
Jim was both a Penn Undergraduate (Electrical Engineering – 1988), and Penn Graduate Student (Systems Engineering – 1992). He has 19 years in the telecommunications / computer communications industry. He has worked at some of the largest companies in the industry, including Cisco and Lucent, and at smaller companies / startups as well. Jim was the Vice President of Marketing at Dynamicsoft, which built infrastructure for 3G wireless carriers. Dynamicsoft was acquired by Cisco in 2004. At Cisco, Jim builds next advanced communications platforms and applications which are used by wireless & broadband carriers around the world.
John J. Calvert
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United States Patent and Trademark Office
October 2, 2007: Intellectual Property Strategy: What You Can Do To Protect Your Valuable Intellectual Property
Since October 1998, John has been responsible for supervising as many as 21 examiners in the area of textile technology in Art Unit 3765.
John graduated from North Carolina State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Textile Technology in May 1971. He worked for Milliken and Co. and J. P. Stevens in various management positions including Division Director of Human Resources Development before returning to N.C. State University to pursue a Master of Science Degree in Textile Management. In February of 1990, John joined the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office as an examiner in Group 240 specializing in textile technology. In February 1995, John became a Primary Examiner. Since then he has worked on detail as a Petitions Examiner. John also was selected for work assignment in the Search and Information Resources Administration where he worked in PALM as liaison between the Office of Patent Legal Administration and SIRA instituting changes reflective of changes in patent rules and formulating changes in the manner in which OIPE communicates with the customer. He also served as Sr. Project Manager for the Office of Electronic Patent Application Processing dealing with changes in the patent application format bringing a standard application format into compliance with US practice, the Patent Law Treaty and PCT.
As the former Acting Director for the Office of Independent Inventor Programs, John remains actively involved with the ongoing campaign to educate inventors about invention promotion firms and will continue to expand the outreach initiative to the inventor community.
Mr. Calvert has received numerous achievement awards, including the Department of Commerce Bronze Medal for superior Federal service and the United States Patent and Trademark Office Exceptional Career Award. Mr. Calvert completed studies in the Syracuse University, Maxwell School certificates program of Advanced Public Management and completed the Executive Development Seminar sponsored by the Office of Personnel Management.
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Bill Dresselhaus, IDSA
Josh Kopelman, Founder of Half.com
Shawn Marcell, Acting CEO and COO of Linguagen Corp
Jay Minkoff, President and CEO of First Flavor, Inc.
Marilyn Montross, Director Vendor Relations, QVC
Jason Olim, Founder of CDNow
John Osher, Inventor of the Crest Spinbrush
Roger Schiffman, founder of Zizzle and the Furby doll
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Helix Slim is an all natural way to try to control the appetite. The official website states that studies have proven its effectiveness, and that there are no known side effects. However, there is no way to definitively confirm the actual studies and results of the studies. The recommended dose is 10-15 drops of the liquid, 3-4 times per day, or 2 tablets, 3 times per day. This would prove to be an expensive supplement if taken as recommended. The website appears to be complete and informative, with links to a BMI calculator, tips for using Helix Slim and exercise equipment recommendations. There are many other products on the market that claim to produce the same results as Helix Slim, and nothing about this product makes it really stand out among similar products. With the advice and supervision of a physician, Helix Slim could probably be included in a weight loss program, but it is worth noting that the manufacturers don't offer a money back guarantee if not completely satisfied.


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Christian leads Warriors to upset of Penns Grove
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WILDWOOD – Scott McCracken was not a very happy coach after Thursday's debacle at Pitman, when his Wildwood High School boys basketball team lost at Pitman by the ridiculous score of 72-32.
Pitman, one of the top small-school teams in South Jersey, might be a bit better than Wildwood right now. But definitely not 40 points better.
Then, the morning after the game, the Wildwood High School basketball community was stunned and saddened by the news that Bernie McCracken, who coached Wildwood to five South Jersey titles during two different stints as coach in the 1960s and 1970s, had passed away in Florida. (The current McCracken coach is not related to the former.)
So over the weekend, Scott McCracken went back to basics at practice. He pointed out all the league and sectional championship banners in the gymnasium, many of which were won under Bernie McCracken. He talked about the legendary coach's legacy and he talked about the pride and storied tradition of Wildwood High School basketball.
Whether what was discussed over the weekend had any effect on the players is subject to debate. But the Warriors did respond with one of their best efforts of the season Monday night.
Wildwood put the sorry loss to Pitman behind it and earned one of its best victories of the season by notching a 71-69 decision over Penns Grove, one of the top teams in the Tri-County Classic Division. The win also avenged a 79-60 loss to the same opponent on the road earlier last week.
Francis Christian came two rebounds short of his second triple-double of the season, posting a game-high 28 points, 10 assists, eight rebounds and five steals to lead the Warriors (11-9). Christian missed his first five shots from the floor but made 9 of his last 14. He shot 4 for 6 on three-pointers for a Wildwood team that made seven from behind the arc for the game.
Jose Valentin added 15 points and seven rebounds, Wes Hills netted 10 points and Dave Flanders and Anthony Madle chipped in nine points apiece for Wildwood.
Ge'Shawn Davis made 10 of 17 shots from the floor and scored 26 points for Penns Grove (14-7).


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PUBLISHED: 05 Apr 2012 00:06:48 | UPDATED: 06 Apr 2012 19:09:36PUBLISHED: 05 Apr 2012 PRINT EDITION: 05 Apr 2012Jockey Kerrin McEvoy on Sepoy at Flemington. Photo Vince Caligiuri
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Champion sprinter Sepoy Photo Vince Caligiuri
The NSW racing industry's new-found prosperity could engender one of the more active Easter yearling sales in years.
A High Court decision in favour of Racing NSW on March 30 will lead to about $100 million being pumped into racing.
There will also be an ongoing contribution of millions more from bookmakers each year.
The decision will have ramifications for racing and indeed all sport around the country as sports administrators work out what to do with all the money they will generate from sports betting.
One of the commitments already made for racing is that prize money will be substantially boosted. The plan is to lift the amount of money that goes back to owners.
So the annual Inglis Easter yearling sales from April 10-12 will see a group of buyers roll up who can confidently expect their returns from racing will be higher than in the past.
Inglis chief executive Mark Webster says 50 yearlings from the sire of the moment, Fastnet Rock, will underpin the 2012 sales catalogue.
"It's a stronger catalogue than we had last year," Webster says. "We've also got a lot of More Than Ready's progeny, who is another one of the stallions buyers are really interested in."
Within racing circles, there tends to be a bit of wariness about the most expensive horse at a sale – the feeling being the top sellers rarely become successful racehorses.
But Webster says the top horse from the 2011 Easter sales was the highly rated colt All Too Hard. The half-brother to super mare Black Caviar fetched $1,025,000 last year.
He was in scintillating form at Rosehill Gardens on March 31 and is clearly one of the better two-year-olds in the country.
"Already he is probably worth much more than what Nathan Tinkler paid for him because of his breeding and success on the track," Webster says.
Of course, most horses do not enjoy anywhere near that much success. Also, the financial crisis hit the racing industry hard, making potential buyers think twice before bidding at the sales.
But Webster says he's optimistic that last year's sales average of $220,000 for the premium yearlings can be overtaken this year.
The numbers of horses are up as well, with 570 yearlings expected at the sales compared with 530 last year.
"We get thousands of applications for horses to be sold here but we have to be very careful in terms of quality and breeding," Webster says.
Inglis has been using its famous Newmarket headquarters, near Randwick racecourse in the eastern suburbs, for many years.
But the plan is to move close to Warwick Farm racecourse, although the timing of that shift depends on planning approvals for both the existing and planned sites.
Webster says the renovation of Randwick, which has substantially reduced its capacity for this carnival, will not affect the sales.
"The way it works now is we run off the back of the Golden Slipper anyway," he says.
The Slipper has been Australia's richest race day for a number of years. Apart from the $3.5 million Golden Slipper itself, the big day also boasts the $2.25 million The BMW Stakes.
On the program are five Group 1 races – the highest-rated races in the sport.
Golden Slipper day concludes Rosehill's segment of the Sydney carnival – the final three meetings are held at Royal Randwick, Sydney's most historical racecourse.
But Randwick has been sorely in need of rejuvenation so the Australian Turf Club will spend $150 million to provide world-class racing facilities. However, the demolition work means there will be only minimal amenities this year.
Tabcorp managing director David Attenborough is not worried about the lack of facilities at Randwick. A huge proportion of the money wagered on racing is off-course, he says, through people betting at TAB outlets, pubs, clubs or from home.
"What those people are interested in is the quality of the racing," he says. "That is linked to the standard of the track, which apparently is in very good condition at Randwick."
For the six feature days of the Sydney carnival in 2011 Tabcorp had turnover in NSW of $234.8 million and $151.2 million in Victoria. This was a combination of tote, which is the form of betting most punters are used to, and the growing area of fixed odds betting.
The 2011 Golden Slipper, won by the magnificent colt Sepoy, generated the most turnover last year – $5 million wagered in NSW and $2.1 million in Victoria.
But the figure was actually lower than normal because of some late scratchings, – it has been as high as $8 million in NSW alone in some years.
Attenborough says betting has been strong for the 2012 Sydney carnival. Turnover for Ladies Day at Rosehill Gardens on March 24 was up 13 per cent on last year.
"It's crucial for Tabcorp that the Sydney autumn carnival goes well. Along with Melbourne in the spring, it's our chance to show to the rest of the racing bodies around the world that we can handle massive events," he says.
The first of the three big Randwick meetings is the Derby on April 14. The three-year-old Group 1 was won by Shamrocker in 2011, the first time a filly had taken out the classic race in more than two decades.
The Doncaster is another of Randwick signature events and will be a run a week after the Derby. Last year it was taken out by Sacred Choice.
The Sydney carnival finishes on April 28 with the running of the 3200 metre Sydney Cup, won last year by Stand to Gain.
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BISHKEK — Eight-year-old Barot Firdausiyev hovered over the boards at the Bishkek ice rink. "Puck! Puck!" he yelled.
He was watching the Kyrgyz hockey team train before it left for Astana January 25 to take part in the Asian Winter Games that run January 30 to February 6.
"My mom promised to send me to a (hockey) club if I get an A in math," he said. "When I grow up, I am going to be a hockey player, too."
In the meantime, Barot will root for the national team on television. Everyone is talking about Kyrgyz hockey this year. Kyrgyz director Erkin Ryspayev in 2009 did a film – Our NHL – which the KinoAziada cinema will screen February 1-3.
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The Asian Winter Games in Kazakhstan will be the first time the Kyrgyz hockey team competes internationally. Ice hockey is one of four sports Kyrgyzstan will participate in, along with the biathlon, skiing and ski-orienteering. About 60 Kyrgyz athletes will compete, compared to 13 in the last games in 2007 in Changchun, China.
The hockey players stayed home for as long as they could in order to work out some last-minute details, Baigazy Kendzhebayev, deputy director of the State Physical Culture and Sports Agency, said.
"We are very proud of them, and we wish them luck, even if we are anxious," he said. "This year, Kyrgyzstan is betting on them."
Kyrgyzstan formed the ice hockey team – which contains mostly Bishkek and Naryn residents – less than a year ago, after the country's first ice rink opened.
"I believe in my guys. They are ready for the Asian Winter Games," head coach Sergei Shavernov said.
Team worked hard during training
"They trained themselves and practised and worked themselves into the ground," Shavernov said. "We don't have any international stars. They are all our own talent."
The team was offered the chance to compete in the highest competition division, but opted to play in the second division because of its inexperience, he said. Despite that inexperience, he is optimistic.
"This is the first time the Kyrgyz team is participating in such games. Not even a year has passed since the team was formed," Shavernov said. "(But) our only plan is to take first place, and I think that our team is up to the job."
Winning is important because hockey is not yet popular in Kyrgyzstan, Salovat Sultanbek, one of the team's younger players, said. Part of that is because playing hockey is expensive.
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Well done, ice hockey players, won first place in the second group, awarded gold medals. It's a pity the article does not mention that the ball hockey team got bronze.
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The case explores a new business venture to bring clean water to residents of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, who otherwise cannot afford it. Management has enough money to get the company through August 2010 but needs more capital thereafter. An HBS alumnus is interested in investing in the company. Management needs to revisit its financial assumptions; decide on an incentive structure for its proposed network of local water vendors; and put together a pro-forma income statement, cashflow statement, and balance sheet in anticipation of meeting with the investor.
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Crewe boss Steve Davis is backing defender Matt Tootle to bounce back from the late miss in the 0-0 draw at Bristol City.
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Tenacious work by Crewe striker Mathias Pogba in the 86th minute saw the ball break to right-back Tootle unmarked eight yards out to the right of goal.
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The strong-running Pogba had the best first-half chances, only managing an air-shot after six minutes when well placed to score.
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With only pride to play for City were below par, although substitute Martin Paterson might have done better when shooting wide from Wade Elliott's 76th-minute pass.
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