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The Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center (LP DAAC) is a component of NASAs Earth Observing System (EOS) Data and Information System (EOSDIS). LP DAAC processes, archives, and distributes land data and products derived from the EOS sensors. Located just outside Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the LP DAAC handles data from three EOS instruments aboard two operational satellite platforms: ASTER and MODIS from Terra, and MODIS from Aqua. ASTER data are received, processed, distributed, and archived while MODIS land products are received, distributed, and archived. Both data sets are vital contributors to the inter-disciplinary study of the integrated Earth system. They constitute approximately 1.5 Petabytes of volume in the LP DAAC.
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center initially operated in an office in downtown Sioux Falls, South Dakota that opened on September 28, 1971. The Karl E. Mundt Federal Building that is now used is located in the countryside about 15 miles northeast of Sioux Falls. Built to exclusively support the activities of EROS, the building was officially dedicated on August 7, 1973. NASA and USGS announced on August 28,1990 that EROS would process, archive and distribute land processes data received from EOS satellites, thus establishing a Distributed Active Archive Center, or DAAC. A 65,000 square-foot addition to the building was constructed to support this new role, and was dedicated on August 19, 1996.


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Lisbeth Neergaard Kohloff, exhibition director of the Colorado Photographic Arts Center, says she selected the three photographers in the group show Retro Truth because all are working with memories, with the past. The title says it all retro.
The first featured photographer is New Yorker Carol Golemboski. In toned gelatin silver prints such as Untitled: (above), Golemboski conjures up a lost Victorian world by using period props and adorning her pieces with scratches suggesting great age. New Mexico photographer Colin Blakely creates photomontages in which he uses a computer to lay images on top of one another. The results are printed in large-format Fujichrome prints; in each, a main photo, typically a kitsch interior or exterior, is adorned with maps, photos and half-tones of things like mountains and clouds. The last artist is Colorados own Cory Armantrout, a recent graduate of the University of Colorado at Denver. Armantrouts pieces are photo-based collages in which photocopies, cardboard and shards of glass are also used.
Retro Truth is a mixed bag, but one of its strengths is that each photographers work can be viewed in some depth -- at least until the show comes down on Saturday.
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DHL Stormers
Jano Vermaak, one of South Africa's most experienced scrumhalves, is believed to be on the Stormers' shopping list for their 2015 Super Rugby campaign.
Vermaak currently plies his trade for French Top 14 club Toulouse. He is a former SA Under 21 representative who has also played for the SA Sevens side as well as the Emerging Springboks.
The 30-year old was a member of the Springbok squad for most of the 2012 season, with Ruan Pienaar and Francois Hougaard as the two first choice scrumhalves in the squad.
The native of Graaff-Reinet made his Test debut for the Springboks on 8 June 2013 against Italy at Kings Park in Durban. He suffered a hamstring injury in the 62nd minute of that Test and had to be replaced. Since then he has played three Tests for the Boks.
The DHL Stormers have finished their training camp in Hermanus and have also appointed their leadership for the season.
We also bring news on Nizaam Carr, who did not take part in the training camp but in stead was hospitalised due to a viral infection.
By now, the rumours of Duane Vermeulen's departure overseas have also been laid to rest, we discuss it below.
Seabelo Senatla, the speedster, will only join the Stormers in a couple of months due to his dual committments with the South African Sevens side, more hereunder.
Stormers and Western Province coach Allister Coetzee is in high demand to coach in the Japanese league, according to reports.
Coetzee, who still has one year left on his contract with WP, is believed to be a strong candidate to replace Gary Gold as coach of the Kobe Kobelco Steelers in Japan. Gold is set to leave the Steelers to take up the role of Sharks Director of Rugby.
Meanwhile, WP's Vodacom Cup and Under 21 coach, John Dobson, is also believed to be on the wish list of the EP Kings, while there is also interest in Dobson's backline coach, Dawie Snyman.
Gert Smal, WP's Director of Rugby, said they would like to keep all current coaches at the union for the next three years and are busy with negotiations.
A 39-man DHL Stormers squad will depart for Hermanus on Tuesday afternoon for a four-day training camp ahead of the 2015 Vodacom Super Rugby competition.
Scarra Ntubeni, Eben Etzebeth, Duane Vermeulen, Nizaam Carr and Damian de Allende – all of whom toured with the Springboks at the end of last year – will all travel to Hermanus, along with capped Springboks, Siya Kolisi, Juan de Jongh and Jaco Taute.
Props Wilco Louw and Frans van Wyk, both of whom are still eligible for the DHL Western Province Under-21 team, are amongst the new faces in the squad, joining flyhalf Robert du Preez, centres Johnny Kotze and Huw Jones and fullback EW Viljoen as the other newbies in the selection mix.
Du Preez, Kotze, Jones and Viljoen are all graduates of the DHL WP Under-21 set-up from 2014, along with hooker Michael Willemse, lock Jurie van Vuuren and loose forward Sikhumbuzo Notshe, all of whom had a brief taste of Super Rugby action in 2014.
With Super Rugby fast approaching it is important to have a look at what each of the teams are doing in their preparations and who they have at their disposal.
As the teams prepare for this brusing competition there is the oppourtunity to test out combanations as well as see how the new boys go.
The Sharks will travel to French champions Toloun to test out their game plan against the Galacticos of rugby while the Bulls will take on the Cheetahs in a traditional pre-season match in Polokwane.
The Australasian sides will also warm up against each other with the Highlanders setting up a comprehensive pre-season schedule due to the first round bye.
The 'transfer market' has made the upcoming Super Rugby season an exciting prospect with some big names in James O'Connor and Nick Cummins returning to Australia.
Menawhile, the Bulls have bolstered their squad with some excellent former Cheetahs players.
Finally, and unsurprizingly, Ma'a Nonu has made another move – this time back to the Hurricanes.
This is the second article in the series of Stormers Squad Contenders for Super Rugby 2015.
A bit of good and a lot of bad news for Stormers supporters, as Bongi Mbonambi joins the Stormers from the Bulls but with recent news that Tiaan Liebenberg has retired due to continued injuries and of course also with the fact that Deon Fourie has left for overseas.
We discuss the players IN the Super Rugby Group, and not all the options beyond that.
In this Article we look at the contenders for HOOKERS in the DHL Stormers 2015 Super Rugby group, and whether they could force their way into Bok contention.
One cannot help but feel that the Stormers are light in the hookers and in the front row in general for 2015.
In the first lot of discussions of Super Rugby squad contenders for 2015, we discuss 2 positions in seperate Articles (Props & Hookers) and also seperate the Articles of the 5 SA Super Rugby participating franchises.
That means 10 Super Rugby Articles to start with, followed by the rest of the Articles, as and how time allows, from now on.
The basic idea is to discuss the players IN the Super Rugby Group, and not all the options beyond that.
In this Article we look at the contenders for PROPS in the DHL Stormers 2015 Super Rugby group, and whether they could force their way into Bok contention.
Similar to the situation at the Toyota Cheetahs, the Stormers have had some departures, with Brok Harris and pat Cillies having left the Franchise.
A Special General Meeting of the Western Province Rugby Football Union (WPRFU) was held at DHL Newlands on Wednesday 17 December 2014 to give feedback and to discuss the investigation of the feasibility and desirability to relocate to the Cape Town Stadium.
The WPRFU are the owners of the DHL Newlands Rugby Stadium – in turn, the clubs are the stakeholders and owners of the Union – and a decision to remain at DHL Newlands was carried by the clubs on Wednesday 17 December 2014, unanimously and without abstention.
The decision to NOT further consider relocating to the Cape Town Stadium was based on a number of factors, the main considerations being the following:
Former BlitzBokke and Kenya Sevens coach Paul Treu's role at the Stormers and Western Province may be surprising given his Sevens background, but the departure of Jacques Nienaber has left a hole to be filled.
Treu, who had been coaching the Kenyan Sevens until the recent Port Elizabeth tournament, completed a rapid return to the world of 15-man-rugby when he joined Western Province on Monday.
The long-serving BlitzBokke coach signed up with the Cape side along with Rito Hlungwani and Hanyani Shimange as three big appointments by Director of Rugby Gert Smal ahead of the 2015 Super Rugby season.
Western Province also announced the loss of defensive coach Nienaber who joined the High Performance Department at SARU. This is where Treu stepped in.
It is officially the dreaded OFF-SEASON for Southern Hemisphere rugby, so it means under normal circumstances that we would be going into withdrawal system mode very, very soon… but NEVER here on Rugby-Talk.com.
As from this week (sometime), we will be starting IN DEPTH DISCUSSIONS on the INDIVIDUAL POSITIONS and the PLAYERS who will be filling these positions for the 5 South African Super Rugby Franchises.
That alone means 40 Articles to feast on (8 per Franchise), at a rate of 2 per midweek day, therefor roughly 10 per week, and subsequently it will take us roughly 4 weeks to complete… which basically covers most of the off-season.
But, that is not all folks, we will also be covering INTERNATIONAL CRICKET and some of the NORTHERN HEMISPHERE RUGBY.
In addition we will have a Christmas and New Year's message, which has also proven popular over the years.
So, lots to look forward to, hold on to your boots!
Western Province Rugby has announced some exciting additions to its coaching resources, with Paul Treu, Rito Hlungwani and Hanyani Shimange set to join, in various capacities, from 2015 onwards.
The signing of Treu, Hlungwani and Shimange will bolster the DHL Stormers and various DHL Western Province professional teams, whilst WP Rugby has also agreed to release Jacques Nienaber to further his career at national level.
Treu is a highly-regarded coach on the World Sevens circuit, having put South African Sevens on the map by guiding the Springbok Sevens side to the overall IRB Sevens World Series title in 2008/09 and recently also finishing a stint as coach of the national Kenyan Sevens team.
Treu, 43, coached the SA Sevens team between 2004 and 2013, leading them to an overall tally of 14 tournament wins and building a professional and structured squad set-up in the process. His presence will add a new and exciting dynamic to the settled DHL Stormers and DHL Western Province coaching set-ups.
Western Province have brushed off reports linking lock Eben Etzebeth with a move to French giants Toulon.
French newspaper Var Matin reported over the weekend that the Springbok lock could join Toulon after next year's Rugby World Cup.
The 23-year-old Capetonian is seen as an ideal replacement for compatriot Bakkies Botha, who recently retired from international rugby and will leave Toulon at the end of the current European season.
DHL Western Province and the DHL Stormers will be losing an entire, highly rated, front row but they already have an exciting replacement trio lined up.
The three front row forwards that have brought down the curtain on their careers in the Western Cape are Pat Cilliers and Brok Harris, who are heading abroad, and Tiaan Liebenberg who has retired from the game.
However, whilst three warhorses depart Cape Town, the Stormers had already announced the signing of powerful Bulls hooker Bongi Mbonambi earlier this year, with highly-rated SA Under-20 tighthead prop Wilco Louw also making the move down to the Cape from Pretoria ahead of next year.
Nizaam Carr has realised his dream of becoming a Springbok after the No 8 was included in the year-end squad that will travel to the Northern Hemisphere.
His selection is warranted after being the stand-out player in the Stormers' Super Rugby campaign as well as being pivotal to the success of Western Province winning the Currie Cup.
An emotional Carr said he rushed to the television at 11.30 on Monday morning for the announcement of the squad and, when he saw he had cracked the nod in Heyneke Meyer's year-end squad, he nearly jumped a hole in floor.
DHL Western Province and Stormers loose forward Nizaam Carr was the big winner at the 2014 WP Rugby Awards Evening at the Southern Sun Cape Sun on Tuesday night.
The 23-year-old loose forward star walked off with two big prizes – the Adidas MVP Award and the prestigious Players' Player of the Year Award, the latter as voted for by his peers. Carr has had an outstanding season, first establishing himself as a first-choice pick for the DHL Stormers and then carrying that form across into the 2014 Absa Currie Cup competition.
Joining Carr as major winners on the night were Springboks Duane Vermeulen (Senior Forward of the Year), Damian de Allende (Senior Back of the Year), Michael Rhodes (Most Promising Senior Forward) and Cheslin Kolbe (Most Promising Senior Back).
All of the Bulls, Stormers and Sharks, traditionally South Africa's strongest franchises in Super Rugby, have reason to feel fairly upbeat about their 2015 ordinary-season schedules.
SANZAR revealed the roster for next season – the last before the competition expands yet again – this week, and at least on paper there seems a better chance of the SA challenge being better than this year's (only the Sharks made the playoffs, and were losing semi-finalists) as the draw is largely kind to the domestic trio of superpowers.
Jake White's Sharks were widely considered to have had a dream draw in 2014, given the opportunity it presented for them to build a tidy head of steam on South African soil – including a generous allocation of Kings Park games – before their overseas leg.
Niemand wil dit hard sê nie, maar almal weet dit: Suid-Afrikaanse rugby is in die #2%$.
Vir diegene wat onlangs uit 'n diep slaap uit ontwaak het, hier is die feite: Net een Suid-Afrikaanse span kon dit tot in 'n Super Rugby semi-finaal maak. En daar het hulle ook in die pomp geduik. Die ander klomp – die Bulle, Stormers, Leeus en Cheetahs het redelik swak gedoen.
Hoe kan 'n land soos Suid-Afrika, wat meer spelers as Nieu-Seeland en Australië saam het, so sleg uit die bus uit bliksem?
Om daardie vraag te beantwoord, moet ons teruggaan tot ons terugkeer tot internasionale rugby in 1992.
Dan sal ons sien dat ons intussen nooit pasaangeërs was nie. Nie met taktiek nie en nie met afrigting nie.
Stormers and Western Province prop Brok Harris's departure to Newport Gwent Dragons has been confirmed.
The Welsh club confirmed on their official website that the 29-year-old has penned a 3-year deal.
The experienced front row forward has made over 90 appearances for the Stormers since making his debut in 2007 and boasts more than 100 appearances for Western Province.
Net ingeval julle nie die grappige gevoel kry nie, hierdie is net 'n grap, en nie bedoel om ernstig opgeneem te word nie!
Gister het ons n artikel geplaas van Frans Ludeke se "brief aan Oom Murray".
Ons het egter dit net regverdig gevind om darem nie 'n vooroordeel te wys teen die Bulls nie, so hier is 'n "brief" wat Allister al vroeg in die Super Rugby seisoen ook aan Oom Murray geskryf het.
Geniet hom!
Remember the days when Kobus van der Merwe was still Stormers coach? In 2006 and 2007, the Stormers ended in 11th and then 10th in consecutive seasons in the then-Super 14 under Van der Merwe's watch.
Under Allister Coetzee since 2010, the Stormers were losing finalists and then losing semi-finalists for two years. But in 2013 and 2014, they ended seventh and 11th.
It is unacceptable for a team like the Stormers to not at least make the playoffs for two consecutive years. So we took a look at what they need to do to avoid missing out again in 2015.
Highly-rated former SA Schools and SA Under 20 hooker Bongi Mbonambi will join Western Province Rugby at the start of the 2015 season.
He didn't get what he wanted from the last game of the Vodacom Super Rugby season, which was for his DHL Stormers team to buck the trend of failure in marquee matches, but typically that did not place a massive dent in Schalk Burger's good humour afterwards.
"I'm not going to see you guys for a while. It would be nice to have you staying over with us in Japan sometime. Get an excuse to come and write about the South Africans playing in Japan and we will be happy to host you," was the Stormers captain's grinning parting statement as he left the Newlands boardroom following the post-match press conference after the defeat to the Sharks.
The amiable Burger that we saw after the game was a stark contrast to the angry and frustrated player we saw on the field during the game. The match was brutal at times, and Burger was at the heart of the tempestuous physical exchanges. It was also evident that he allowed the referee Jaco Peyper to get under his skin for what the Stormers may have seen as his inability to stop dubious Sharks tactics at the breakdown.
He didn't get what he wanted from the last game of the Vodacom Super Rugby season, which was for his DHL Stormers team to buck the trend of failure in marquee matches, but typically that did not place a massive dent in Schalk Burger's good humour afterwards.
"I'm not going to see you guys for a while. It would be nice to have you staying over with us in Japan sometime. Get an excuse to come and write about the South Africans playing in Japan and we will be happy to host you," was the Stormers captain's grinning parting statement as he left the Newlands boardroom following the post-match press conference after the defeat to the Sharks.
The Stormers' Super Rugby regression will continue unabated in the years ahead if not for decisive intervention.
Four short years ago they were losing finalists. Just two years ago they topped the log and lost in the semi-final to the Sharks. In 2014 they finished 11th, having lost nine out of 16 matches and, more tellingly, lost any aura of being a formidable opponent.
Stormers (10) 10 / 34 (19) Sharks (Final Score)
The DHL Stormers and Cell C Sharks did battle in Super Rugby at
Newlands, Cape Town at 19:10 SA Time (17:10 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1, SHD & M-Net on TV in SA.
Picture the scene, Bismarck Du Plessis climbing a sheer cliff, and on reaching the summit watches a helicopter hover overhead. A man leans out and fires a rocket to his right. Inside in a pair of sunglasses, and upon putting them on, a message displays. " Good morning Mr. Du Plessis, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to go to Newlands and beat the Stormers by 35 points and score a minimum of four tries"
Yes I know it's cheesy, but that's pretty much the gist of the challenge facing the Sharks this evening. After leading the Combined Log for the majority of the Super Rugby season, they have let their lead slip by having a couple of below average results, first losing at home to the Stormers, and then going down to the Cheetahs last weekend.
Saturday afternoon will see the final league phase of Super Rugby 2014 come to an end when the Cell C Sharks travel to Newlands in Cape Town to face the DHL Stormers.
At the time of writing the Sharks have not yet released their team, with Jake White still waiting to hear on the fitness of Patrick Lambie and Paul Jordaan. Tendai 'Beast' Mtawarira has earlier in the week tweeted that a scan had ruled out the need for an operation, but that he will still be away from the field for another 2-3 weeks due to a neck injury.
Tiaan Liebenberg will start at hooker for the Stormers at Newlands this Saturday in the absence of injured incumbent Deon Fourie.
Fourie sustained a hamstring injury in last week's win against the Bulls. He has been ruled out of the Stormers' last league match against the Sharks, which is also the Cape side's last of the season.
Coach Allister Coetzee has made no further changes to the starting XV. A victory against the Sharks this Saturday would allow the Stormers to finish the season with eight wins, and two against the South African conference champions.
The Cell C Sharks will be the only South African team contesting the Vodacom Super Rugby playoffs this year after the Vodacom Bulls slipped up in Cape Town on Saturday afternoon, shortly before the KwaZulu-Natalians' title hopes were dealt a blow in Bloemfontein.
The team from Durban dropped one position to third on the overall standings after their shock defeat by 27-20 to the Toyota Cheetahs at the Free State Stadium. It was arguably the team from Bloemfontein's best performance of the season as they moved up from the last spot on the log to 14th.
Earlier on Saturday afternoon, the DHL Stormers recorded the fourth-ever clean sheet in a local derby when they beat the Vodacom Bulls by 16-0 at DHL Newlands. Just before the June-break, the Capetonians did the same when they beat the Toyota Cheetahs by 33-0 in Cape Town.
It will be only the third time in the last 10 years that the Vodacom Bulls will not feature in the playoffs.
The other two times a South African side failed to score any points in local derbies, were in 1999 when the Cell C Sharks beat the Vodacom Bulls by 29-0, while the team from Pretoria beat the Southern Kings by 34-0 last year.
In total, it was the sixth time ever a South African team were kept point-less in Vodacom Super Rugby and the Vodacom Bulls' third zero. The Pretorians lost 27-0 to the Crusaders in Timaru in 2011 and the DHL Stormers lost 22-0 to the Crusaders in Cape Town in 2008.
On Friday evening, the Lions recorded their sixth win of the season when they beat the Rebels by 34-17 at Ellis Park, meaning 2014 will go down as the most successful for the team based in Johannesburg since the Cats franchise was dissolved before the 2006-season. Their previous best was five wins in 2007.
Stormers (16) 16 / 0 (0) Bulls (Final Score)
The DHL Stormers and Vodacom Bulls did battle in Super Rugby at
Newlands, Cape Town at 17:05 SA Time (15:05 GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1, SHD & M-Net on TV in SA.
DHL Stormers coach Allister Coetzee has conceded that there is an outside chance that his team may be without kingpin No 8 Duane Vermeulen in Saturday's Vodacom Super Rugby derby against the Vodacom Bulls at Newlands.
Vermeulen normally sits out Monday training session as part of Coetzee's way of managing the hard working Springbok, who has played every game he has been available for at both Super Rugby and international level this year. However when he was also absent from training when the team ran at Newlands on Wednesday, it did prompt speculation that perhaps it wasn't quite business as usual with Vermeulen this time around.
Handre Pollard is not your typical Bulls flyhalf and when he is in control, the Bulls become a different creature all together.
Pollard has enjoyed a meteoric rise to stardom culminating in a starting No 10 spot for the Springboks against Scotland on the weekend.
Now, as he returns to Pretoria to get ready for his first senior match in his home province at Newlands, against the Stormers, Pollard is already causing a lot of head-scratching in the Cape.
The Bulls have always been a powerful yet predictable side, especially when it comes to the flyhalf's role.
Schalk Burger returns to the DHL Stormers line up as captain for this weekend's match against the Bulls in Cape Town.
Burger who was in fine form for the Springboks in the June test series returns after missing the Stormers last game through injury. Springbok Sevens star Seabelo Senatla comes into the match day 22 for what looks to be his Super Rugby debut for the Cape based franchise. Senatla gets the nod due to Kobus Van Wyk not being available through injury.
Injuries have necessitated some positional shifts with Sailosi Tagicakibau lining up in the 13 jersey and Juan De Jongh will play at 12 in the absence of injured Bok newcomer Damian De Allende.
The South African Conference resumes this weekend in Round 18, after watching the Australian and New Zealand franchises in action which ensured that there is likely to be only one team from the Republic in the finals.
The Sharks, long guaranteed the South African Conference, will finish in the top three while two more victories will ensure that Jake White's team finish in the top two position and lock up a home Semi Final.
The Bulls still have an outside chance of reaching the Finals Series, but their hopes were dealt a blow with a 32-21 loss to the Lions before the June break.
The Stormers have become one of the premier spoilers in Super Rugby so far, while the Lions and Cheetahs have likely already begun planning for the Currie Cup and 2015 season.
DHL Stormers coach Allister Coetzee adopted a different approach to his former Springbok management colleague Jake White during the break from Vodacom Super Rugby for the June internationals.
While White had his Cell C Sharks players play club rugby in the last weeks of the break so they don't hit the remaining phase of the season cold, Coetzee's players haven't played in any matches since the win over the Sharks in Durban on the last day of May. The only players to see action in June were the Springboks.
However, the Stormers shouldn't expect to take any cobwebs into Saturday's big derby match against the Vodacom Bulls at Newlands as in the two weeks back in training after the taking the first two weeks off, the Stormers have been steadily upping the intensity in training.


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I have a problem with stuck runoffs lately, I have been using a false bottom screen in a 10 gallon cooler. I was wondering what is the best way to strain the wort from the grains without getting a stuck runoff when batch sparging. Does anyone have any ideas on what is the best technique to use? Copper pipe manifold, steel braided screen, or any other ideas? Thank you
I use a stainless steel braid and have had good luck. That said I also always add a handful of rice hulls and as a result I have never had a stuck mash.
False bottoms are great for fly sparging. Not so much for batch sparging. If you drain too quickly, the grain bed tends to compact. I batch sparge and use a 12 gallon cooler with a cpvc manifold.
I use a braided hose and rice hulls. Sometimes it runs off a bit slow, but I rarely have a stuck sparge, and when I do, it's very easy to fix By just stirring the grain bed and vorlaufing again.
Thanks everyone for the input. I may go with the braided steel hose it seems to be one of the most efficient and less likely to have a stuck runoff.
I have used both and both have given me some issues. I'm still learning. Though now I'm giving the manifold in a bag a shot.


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Toyota Opportunity Exchange Matches Minority Businesses With Its Suppliers
CINCINNATI, Nov. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Securing a $1.6 million contract in 2012 brought Ron Nunez, President and Chief Operating Officer of a group of independent supply companies, back to the Toyota Opportunity Exchange this year for the third time.
The two-day event provides minority-owned businesses like his the opportunity to network with Toyota's direct suppliers. By the time it was over, IBC had won the major contract with North American Lighting to produce tail lights for various makes, including Toyota and Lexus.
"The goal of the Opportunity Exchange is to make a match. I've been to many gala events and golf tournaments and they never turned into a business opportunity," Nunez said. "At the Opportunity Exchange the companies there are looking at partnering with vendors strategically – where you're completely integrated as part of a company's strategy."
For Falcon Manufacturing, a member of IBC and the company that assembles the tail lights, the Opportunity Exchange event "brought us together and gave us an opportunity with North American Lighting, which we hope to grow," said Gary Sherman, President of Falcon, also a minority-owned business, based in Seymour, Ind.
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This is a platform game I started after watching the spiderman movie, but never finished. I thought I'd post it instead of just leaving it to die on my hard drive.
No sound, intro, bad guys or any real point to playing, other than to have fun swinging about.
On the ground:
Use Left or Right to run, and Up to jump.
On a wall:
Use Up or Down to climb the wall.
Press the direction away from the wall to jump off.
In the air:
Use Up, Down, Left and Right to alter your fall through the air.
Hold Up + Down together, as you go past a wall to stick to it.
Press the Left mouse button somewhere on a building to fire a web, and release the button to grab the web so you can swing on it. Click the Left mouse button again to let go.
I'll probably never finish this unless I can think of a good way to make it into a fun game that fits the spiderman theme, without the game speed suffering too badly. If anyone has any really good ideas let me know, and I might go back to it.
Known Bugs: occasionally when you land on the ground, everything screws up and you lose control.
Ps. Thanks for the feedback, but Im not going to carry on with this experiment. I'm making something better instead. :)
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Sergeant York
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(1947) Epic account of how California became a state, featuring a wagon train, the Gold Rush, a wicked saloon queen, and an evil profiteer. Dir: John Farrow With: Barbara Stanwyck, Ray Milland, Barry Fitzgerald Romance | Western 97 mins. |
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Zorro's Fighting Legion
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Drums Across the River
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Adventures of Red Ryder
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Wings of the Hawk
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Robin Hood of the Pecos
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Al Jennings of Oklahoma
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Overland Pacific
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Rovin' Tumbleweeds
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Massacre Canyon
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Call the Mesquiteers
(1938) Smugglers hijack the Mesquiteers truck, but the police catch up, kill the smugglers, and then try to arrest the Mesquiteers as part of the gang. They escape but now have to prove their innocence while being hunted as wanted men. Dir: John English With: Robert Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune Action | Adventure | Western 55 mins. |
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Shadows of Tombstone
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Calling Wild Bill Elliott
(1943) The ruthless self-appointed Governor Nichols and his militia are driving ranchers off their land. When they go after the Culver's, Wild Bill arrives to help them and the outnumbered ranchers fight back. Dir: Spencer Gordon Bennet With: Bill Elliott, George 'Gabby' Hayes, Anne Jeffreys Western 55 mins. |
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Come on, Cowboys
(1937) Harris and Rigby own a circus. Rigby is a counterfeiter and frames his partner. The Mesquiteers learn... Dir: Joseph Kane With: Robert Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune Action | Music | Western 58 mins. |
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Iron Mountain Trail
(1953) Rex Allen and Slim Pickens are sent from Washington, D.C. to California in 1850 to speed up deliveries of mail to the goldfields... Dir: William Witney With: Rex Allen, Koko, Slim Pickens Action | Drama | Western 54 mins. |
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Pony Express Days
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The Bandit Trail
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Code of the Cactus
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Utah Wagon Train
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Bandits of the West
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Land of the Open Range
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Frontier Vengeance
(1940) Jim Sanders (Don 'Red' Barry), young cowhand, returns to his hometown for a reunion with his boyhood friend Clay Blackburn (George Offerman Jr.)... Dir: Nate Watt With: Don 'Red' Barry, Betty Moran, George Offerman Jr. Action | Western 58 mins. |
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Arizona Legion
(1939) This region of Arizona is lawless. Even when the criminal are captured, they are acquitted by the jury or the witness takes a sudden illness... Dir: David Howard With: George O'Brien, Laraine Day, Carlyle Moore Jr. Romance | Western 58 mins. |
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Arizona Terrors
(1942) In a remake of Night Riders (1939), Madden has forged a phony Spanish land grant and gets crooked gambler Halliday to pose as the heir... Dir: George Sherman With: Don 'Red' Barry, Lynn Merrick, Al St. John Action | Adventure | Romance | Western United States-PASSED 56 mins. |
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The Kansas Terrors
(1939) Stony and Rusty deliver horses to a Caribbean Island. The island's ruthless Commandant has his troops robbing and killing the peasants... Dir: George Sherman With: Robert Livingston, Raymond Hatton, Duncan Renaldo Western 57 mins. |
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Bandit King of Texas
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Covered Wagon Days
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That deficit must have seemed even larger to Loaiza, because he's been getting less run support than all but one other major-league starter this season.Loaiza knew it. So did his Washington Nationals teammates. And they made a concerted effort to do something about it.Ryan Church, Brian Schneider and Vinny Castilla homered, Loaiza settled down to earn his first win in more than a month and the Nationals came back to beat the Oakland Athletics 7-2 on Wednesday night for their season-high sixth straight victory.That fit a pattern the Nationals have established in opening a 1½-game lead in the competitive NL East. They trailed in each of their past 10 wins and in 23 of 33 overall this season."It felt awkward getting him all those runs," said Church, the reigning NL rookie of the month, who had four hits and three RBI. "It was like, 'Here, big boy. We got it, finally.'"Oakland manager Ken Macha tinkered with his lineup, which came into the game hitting .249, the fourth-lowest mark in the majors. Bobby Crosby was moved up to second in the order for just the second time this season, and it paid off: After Jason Kendall singled to start the game, Crosby hit Loaiza's 3-1 offering just to the left of the 410-foot sign in center for his first homer this season.In all, Loaiza (2-4) threw 26 pitches in the first inning, also giving up a walk, and just 14 were strikes. But he only got in trouble once the rest of the way during his seven innings, giving up two singles in the fourth. With runners on the corners and one out, Loaiza got Nick Swisher to ground into a 6-4-3 double play.Loaiza left after giving up two runs on four hits. The key? He started throwing more strikes -- 55 of his 71 pitches in innings two through six.In only two of his 12 previous starts had Loaiza left with the lead -- even though he entered Wednesday with a 3.56 ERA -- because the Nationals were averaging about two runs per nine innings of run support for him.So he had been stuck on one victory since May 5."A big relief: I can say, 'I got No. 2!'" said Loaiza, who went into the clubhouse to switch to an undershirt without sleeves after the second inning. "Pitching with the lead is something I always wanted."Said Nationals manager Frank Robinson: "You like to get the win no matter who is out there, but it's nice that he was out there tonight."Since falling to 25-26 with a loss at St. Louis on May 28, Washington has gone 9-1 to move seven games over .500 for the first time since August 2003, when they were the Montreal Expos. More than halfway into a two-week homestand, the Nationals are 8-1, improving to 20-9 at RFK Stadium.The Athletics, meanwhile, have lost 10 straight on the road."I don't think there's any one set reason why we're struggling on the road," Crosby said. "We need to figure it out in a hurry here. We can't keep losing."For the Nationals, it was the first time they've hit three homers in a game at RFK Stadium. Robinson, who played in the park against the old Senators, has been saying he figured the ball would fly once the weather heated up.Church hit a line shot to right for his fifth homer of the season, cutting the deficit to 2-1 in the third. Washington went up 4-2 in the fourth on Carlos Baerga's RBI double -- which hit off the top of the fence and drew an accidental fireworks display -- and Schneider's two-run shot to right.That all came off starter Ryan Glynn (0-2), who gave up four runs on seven hits and a walk in his four innings."Your starter throws some misplaced fastballs, trying to put them in a different area, and you lay them right down the middle," A's manager Ken Macha said. "We paid heavily for that."The lead grew to 6-2 in the sixth on Church's two-run triple off Ricardo Rincon, and the Nationals tacked on another run the next inning on Castilla's fifth homer, off Juan Cruz.Church's night wasn't perfect: He made one mistake that earned Robinson's wrath, swinging on a 3-0 pitch during his final at-bat after being given the take sign. Church fouled that back and then hit a single up the middle, falling a double short of the cycle.Game notes
Nationals right fielder Jose Guillen was hit on the left hand in the sixth inning by Keiichi Yabu. Guillen took a couple of steps toward the mound and yelled at Yabu, before Robinson came out of the dugout and had an animated discussion with his player. The manager described it as "two strong personalities out there trying to get a word in." Robinson wanted to take out Guillen, who wanted to run. Guillen eventually left in the eighth and said he'll decide Thursday whether to play that night.
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1st | B Crosby homered to center, J Kendall scored. | 2 | 0 | |
3rd | R Church homered to right. | 2 | 1 | |
4th | C Baerga doubled to deep right, N Johnson scored. | 2 | 2 | |
4th | B Schneider homered to right, C Baerga scored. | 2 | 4 | |
6th | R Church tripled to right, C Guzman and B Wilkerson scored. | 2 | 6 | |
7th | V Castilla homered to left center. | 2 | 7 | |
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Stadium | RFK Stadium, Washington, D.C. |
Attendance | 28,749 (69.3% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:54 |
Weather | 89 degrees, clear |
Wind | 2 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Jerry Meals, First Base - Mike Winters, Second Base - Bruce Froemming, Third Base - Hunter Wendelstedt |


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Complete Team Results in PDF Format From an individual standpoint, Stanford's success at the Pacific-10 Conference Women's Gymnastics Championships on Saturday was more than the Cardinal could have hoped for.
Stanford junior Carly Janiga captured the all-around title, Kristen Smyth was awarded Coach of the Year honors and the Cardinal earned at least a share of four individual titles out of five events.
However, despite nine season bests, Stanford was unable to duplicate its 2008 team championship, scoring 196.525 points to finish third to champion UCLA (196.725) and runner-up Oregon State (196.55) before a crowd of 3,035 at Maples Pavilion.
The Cardinal had a lead going into its final rotation, but two falls during the floor exercise forced the team to count a 9.3 in its total. While Stanford had a bye in the seventh and final rotation, it had to watch helplessly as UCLA and Oregon State overtook the Cardinal by sticking their routines.
"At this level, you can't expect to win if you're counting falls," Smyth said. "I felt we needed a much better team performance, even though we had some outstanding efforts today."
Janiga not only captured her first all-around title (39.575), but repeated as the balance beam winner (9.95) and earned a share of the uneven bars championship (9.9).
Senior teammate Nicole Ourada followed suit with her first two Pac-10 titles, tying for first on the floor exercise (9.9) and bars (9.9), though her fall on the balance beam may have deprived her of the all-around crown.
And Stanford sophomore Shelley Alexander came through with three career bests, including one on the bars as a replacement for freshman Alyssa Brown, who injured her knee on a vault landing during warmups and could not compete.
With alternate Jenny Peter recovering from an ankle injury, Stanford decided to use just five on the vault rather than six, meaning there was little room for error on its opening event. But the team reacted well to the added pressure, scoring a season-best 49.35. The vital points came from twin scores of 9.925 from Ourada and Alexander, who tied for second behind Oregon State's Mandi Rodriguez, who was voted as the Pac-10's Gymnast of the Year.
"One of the things that's been a trademark to the season has been that the girls are pretty focused and pretty resilient," Smyth said of her team. "When faced with a challenge, they will typically rise up. And they did a great job knowing that Brown had gone down and knowing we didn't really have a sixth vaulter."
Stanford began to put distance between itself and the rest of the field with a 49.275 on its next rotation, the bars. Ourada and Janiga scored 9.9's to finish in a five-way tie for first.
Janiga's all-around victory was the second consecutive for Stanford, following Tabitha Yim, who won in 2006 and 2008. Combined with Natalie Foley's first in 2004, Stanford has captured all-around honors four times in the past six years.
But the victory was bittersweet for Janiga.
"I'd rather take a Pac-10 team win 10 times more than an individual," Janiga said.
Stanford came back to the pack a bit in the fourth rotation when UCLA scored 49.3 on the vault, an event in which the Bruins lead the nation. Meanwhile, Stanford had to count a 9.675 on its way to a 49.125 on the beam.
But on the floor, one Stanford gymnast stumbled, resulting in a slight fall, and the next fell on the landing of a routine-ending tumbling pass.
Janiga followed with a 9.85 and Ourada finished off the final performance of her Stanford home career with a 9.9 to tie Rodriguez for first. But they weren't enough.
"Nikki and Carly both allowed us to finish strong," Smyth said. "With two misses, it could have snowballed. But they fought to the bitter end."
Janiga, who planned to celebrate with an ice bath, said she and every gymnast on the floor has been through what some of her teammates were struggling with after the meet.
"I've always thought that's the best and worst thing about gymnastics, that one mistake can open the doors for many and close the doors for many," Janiga said. "A championship can go down with one mistake."
UCLA captured its 14th Pac-10 title and continued a stretch in which the Bruins and Stanford have monopolized the conference championships for the past 13 years.
For Smyth, it marks her fourth Coach of the Year award in her eight seasons, as voted by her peers.
Senior captain Kelly Fee, in her final home meet, earned three scores of at least 9.825, on the bars, beam and floor. She, Ourada and Heather Purnell were honored along with the rest of the conference's seniors with flowers at the end of the meet.
The next task for Stanford (17-4) will be the NCAA regionals April 4. The Cardinal will be one of 36 teams to advance and will learn its destination on Monday. The new goals may allow the team to move on after a memorable championship meet, both positive and negative.
"There were some great things," Smyth said. "And some wonderful lessons. It's going to be great motivation for us."
Final scores
Winners and Stanford scores
All-around: 1, Carly Janiga 39.575. Also, Nicole Ourada 39.0.
Uneven bars
Balance beam
Floor exercise
Team: 1, UCLA 196.725; 2, Oregon State 196.55; 3, Stanford 196.525; 4, Washington 194.375; 5, Arizona 194.325; 6, Arizona State 194.0; 7, California 191.75.
Team: Stanford 49.35.
Individual: 1, Mandi Rodriguez (Oregon State) 9.95. Also, Shelley Alexander 9.925; Nicole Ourada 9.925; Carly Janiga 9.875; Danielle Ikoma 9.825; Blair Ryland 9.8.
Team: Stanford 49.275.
Individual: 1, Carly Janiga (Stanford), Nicole Ourada (Stanford), Jen Kesler (Oregon State), Leslie Mak (Oregon State), Anna Li (UCLA), each 9.9. Also, Kelly Fee 9.85; Shelley Alexander 9.825; Allyse Ishino 9.8; Nicole Pechanec 9.675.
Team: Stanford 49.125.
Individual: 1, Carly Janiga (Stanford) 9.95. Also, Allyse Ishino 9.9; Kelly Fee 9.825; Heather Purnell 9.775; Danielle Ikoma 9.675; Nicole Ourada 9.275.
Team: Stanford 48.775.
Individual: Nicole Ourada (Stanford), Mandi Rodriguez (Oregon State), each 9.9. Also, Shelley Alexander 9.875; Kelly Fee 9.85; Carly Janiga 9.85; Danielle Ikoma 9.3; Nicole Pechanec 9.15.


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This slide deck is a companion piece to the NCWIT Talking Point Card Talk with Faculty Colleagues About Stereotype Threat (www.ncwit.org/stereotypethreattp). You can hand out the card to your colleagues and then share these slides at a faculty meeting.
Educational software can increase students' motivation, interest, and academic achievement in science and math. To do so, it must be selected and utilized properly to avoid gender bias. A sample tool for guiding software selection is provided.
Stereotype threat harms both performance and motivation by reducing our feelings of competence, belonging, and trust in our colleagues. However, careful thought, education, and regular assessment of diversity practices can help minimize incidents of stereotype threat. Examples show how instructors and advisors can minimize stereotype threat by creating an accepting environment where students feel at ease and are recognized for their achievements. In addition, student test scores improve and gender gaps are eliminated when students are taught that intelligence increases through effort.
Members of the Social Science Advisory Board (SSAB) support the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) through their research and knowledge about women and information technology. The depth and breadth of perspectives and approaches that SSAB members and visitors bring to the study of women and computing are illustrated in examples of their recent research projects. In the research summaries that follow, we see expertise across social science fields, and theoretical and empirical issues and findings with implications for diversity and the full participation of wome
Latinas & Tecnología de la Información is a Spanish-language website for inspiring young Hispanic women, or Latinas, to pursue technology. The website, containing both English-language and Spanish-language resources, provides:
Women and minority students are not in computing courses under the same conditions as their white male classmates. Instructional practices offer opportunities to level the playing field and improve the retention of underrepresented students. More students with learning and physical disabilities are in the educational pipeline than ever before. Being aware of the issues, tools, and services for students with disabilities makes it easier for them to learn and for you to teach them.
In the popular press and in public debate, one often hears that U.S. students are performing poorly in math and science in comparison to other countries. What is the basis for these claims? What are students' actual scores and rankings? How should we interpret and use these scores? A better understanding of the evidence is important for making effective policy decisions that affect computer science and other STEM fields.
Engage students not already drawn to computing by creating academic and social environments where these students feel like they belong. Students respond positively to solving real-life problems that draw on their existing knowledge and interests and that involve collaboration in hands-on projects. The Girl Scouts' "Technobile" is a mobile technology classroom with 12 workstations. It showcases technology and technology careers in ways that appeal to girls, while breaking down the access barriers to IT.
Part of Counselors for Computing, this card connect students' interests with IT and computing career paths that can be achieved through enrollment in a university or four-year college. Degree programs are linked to job titles, projected growth, and wages. Counselors for Computing (C4C) is a project of the NCWIT K-12 Alliance, made possible by the Merck Company Foundation.
Effective feedback gives students information they actually use to increase their learning and improve their performance. It should employ a "growth mindset" that focuses on developing intelligence through effort, practice, and "wise feedback" that spurs additional effort.
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This editor-reviewed article in the Journal for Computing Teachers, Summer 2011 Edition, provides a detailed overview of the many free, easy-to-use publications available online for educators interested in attracting more students to computing.
This resource for computer science teachers offers ideas for partnering, existing curriculum, and materials for implementation. Download the PDF, read the HTML version below, or use these additional resources.


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