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Feb. 8, 2013
University of Minnesota head volleyball coach Hugh McCutcheon has announced the hiring of Erich Hinterstocker as an assistant coach. Hinterstocker will begin his coaching responsibilities immediately.
"We're excited to have Erich join the Gopher volleyball staff," McCutcheon said. "Erich brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to this job, and has had a winning tradition throughout his coaching career. We couldn't be happier that he's accepted this position."
Hinterstocker comes to Minnesota with 12 years of volleyball coaching experience, most recently as the head coach of North Dakota State from 2006-10. At the helm of the Bison program, Hinterstocker held a 95-38 overall coaching record, including a 60-6 mark within Summit League play. Leading NDSU to its first ever Division I NCAA Tournament appearance in 2008, Hinterstocker guided the program to undefeated regular-season championships in 2008 and 2009. In both of the championship campaigns, he was honored as the Summit League Coach of the Year.
Taking over a program that was 5-31 in 2005, Hinkerstocker's teams produced a 17-13 record in 2006, went 20-8 in 2007 and 24-4 in 2009.
Prior to NDSU, Hinterstocker was an assistant coach at Alabama from 2004-06. In two seasons, the Crimson Tide compiled a 44-20 record, reached the school's first SEC championship match and qualified for the school's first NCAA women's volleyball tournament. Hinterstocker was also an assistant coach at Wisconsin-Green Bay from 2001-04. He helped the Phoenix to school record-setting win totals each year, including Green Bay's first Horizon League championship and NCAA tournament appearance in 2003.
Hinterstocker played collegiate volleyball for the Marquette men's club team and was team captain for two seasons. He was all-conference first team and tournament MVP on the 1996 championship club. He earned a bachelor's degree in human biology (1998) and has a Doctor of Chiropractic degree (2000), both from the National College of Chiropractic.
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Greene County News ReportXENIA — McKinley Elementary School announced its super and regular honor rolls for the third quarter. The following students were recognized:Super honor roll
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I did this bath a few years ago, but love it so much!
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RECIPE: Layered Mexican Salad
I just made this for tonight's dinner and it is delicious. I think you could substitute Italian parsley for the cilantro if you don't like cilantro. I made extra dressing thinking there wouldn't be enough but there was (so I'll use the delicious extra dressing on a tossed salad - it's very good). I used fresh corn which made the salad really refreshing on a hot night. Ann/VA
Layered Mexican Salad
¼ cup mayonnaise
¼ cup sour cream
¼ cup jarred salsa (I used mild picante)
2 T chopped fresh cilantro
2 tsps fresh lime juice
1 romaine heart, torn into bite sized pieces (about 4 cups)
½ small red onion, sliced thin
2 cups cherry tomatoes, halved (quartered if large)
1 cup fresh or frozen corn kernels
1 (16 oz) can black beans, drained and rinsed
2 ripe avocados, pitted, skinned and chopped
1-1/2 cups shredded sharp cheddar cheese (I used Mexican blend)
2 cups crushed tortilla chips
For the dressing: Whisk all ingredients in medium bowl.
For the salad: Place lettuce in large serving bowl. Spread half of dressing over lettuce, then layer with onion, tomatoes, corn, beans, avocados and cheese. Spread remaining dressing over salad. Sprinkle with tortilla chips. Serve. (Salad can be refrigerated for 1 day; reserve tortilla chips until just before serving). Serves 6-8.
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It's not a new idea, in essence. In Anglo-Saxon England it was known as Danegeld: you pay money to somebody else in order to have an easy life. In Aethelred the Unready's time, you paid marauding Vikings so that your land might not be laid waste; today you pay a carbon offset company so that your conscience about helping to cause climate change may be similarly undamaged.
The principle is the same. You don't have to do anything else; you just pay the money and sleep easy, be you an Anglo-Saxon farmer, or the 21st century driver of a Chelsea tractor whose exhaust emissions are pouring into the atmosphere daily. And my goodness, is it proving popular. As the concern about global warming steadily increases, carbon offsetting is everywhere.
Carbon offsetting means buying reductions in emissions of carbon dioxide, the principle greenhouse gas, to neutralise, the CO2 emissions you have been responsible for, in driving your car for a year, or in taking long-haul (or indeed, short-haul) flights. These reductions can, theoretically, come from a number of sources: planting trees, which absorb carbon dioxide as they grow; renewable energy projects such as wind farms, which do not produce CO2 at all (and so would effect a great reduction if they replaced a coal-fired power station, for example); or installing energy-saving technology.
The beauty of the idea is that you don't have to find any of these projects yourself, or go through the tiresome business of checking whether they really are effecting reductions in greenhouse gases: a company does that for you. You just hand over a quickly calculated amount of cash to the firm concerned, often with a click of a mouse, and hey presto, your carbon emissions have been neutralised. As the late Tommy Cooper would have said: Just like that! Carry on driving and flying as much as you like, and feel you're not damaging the planet. You feel great, you feel worthy, your environmental sins have been absolved.
The simplicity of the act of offsetting and the instant moral benefits have sparked a huge offsetting boom (and a market worth enormous sums): many of the biggest British companies, keen to exhibit their corporate social responsibility, are now offseting as much of their activities as possible, with the aim of going "carbon-neutral". In August, BP launched its "targetneutral" offsetting website aimed at the general motorist, while more and more holidaymakers are choosing to offset their flights.
To cavil at such evidence of environmental responsibility might seem churlish, but increasingly, there are concerns about the emphasis on offsetting. The initial worry has been about the initial idea, planting trees, which has been used extensively by such offsetting firms as Britain's The CarbonNeutral Company (formerly Future Forests).
The difficulty is that it is not easy to calculate just how much CO2 a tree may absorb in the course of its lifetime (and remember that it is the lifetime that counts, although the flight you have just neutralised may have lasted only three hours). What happens if the tree concerned becomes diseased, or is logged, or is burnt in a forest fire? Then the CO2 it has absorbed will be released back into the atmosphere. As global warming takes hold in the 21st century, much forest may die back anyway - this has already been predicted for the Amazon in the 2040s - and trees may go from being a carbon "sink" (soaking the stuff up) to a carbon source.
Secondly, who polices the offsetting companies? Who makes sure they are doing what they say they are doing, and that their projects are worthwhile? Anyone can start one up, and there are increasing stories of cowboy behaviour. There is a well-regarded international benchmark for offsetting, known as The Gold Standard, but not all companies adhere to it (it inconveniently excludes planting trees).
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Bryant has said his recruiting efforts aren't deterred even though Rondo was traded from the rebuilding Celtics squad to the contending Mavericks. "No way," Bryant told the Boston Herald in January. "I'm not done. I'm not stopping until he signs an extension." How does that sit with Rondo? "He's one of the best that's ever played our game," Rondo said. "When he speaks, it speaks volumes. It's an honor and a compliment that he'd want to play with a guy like me. But right now I'm focused on winning a championship with the Dallas Mavericks." ESPN.com
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Mike Trudell: How does this recovery from your shoulder injury compare to the ones that you suffered the last two seasons with the legs? Kobe Bryant: The Achilles one was horrible. This one's much, much better. I can move around a lot more and it feels strong. NBA.com
Is this an advantage in that you have your legs available to do stuff in this summer, whereas the last two injuries were a little bit different? Bryant: Yeah, it's definitely an advantage. I can start running pretty soon and start lifting weights and getting my legs strong, whereas the last few injuries I haven't been able to do that. NBA.com
Coach Byron Scott said he spoke with Bryant during the team's recent trip and told the 17-time All-Star he wanted to him to attend the team's home games. "I wanted him around," Scott said. "I like seeing him." Bryant, looking dapper in black slacks and a sports coat and an open-collared shirt, sat near the end of the Lakers' bench, occasionally exchanging fist bumps with teammates as they came out of the game. "It was good to see him out here. Good to see him with this teammates," Scott said of Bryant, who will get $23.5 million from the Lakers this season. "I'm sure it was good for the fans to see him as well." Los Angeles Times
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Carmelo Anthony hated Battier and he had good reason. Battier had tremendous success against Carmelo Anthony and Kobe Bryant during his career (yet oddly struggled against Jason Richardson) and at least one of his superstar opponents took offense. Battier recalled how much opponents hated going against him, whether it be due to disrespect or dread. "The looks of disdain I got from Carmelo Anthony every time," Battier recalled. "I didn't even try to shake his hand." Sports Illustrated
Directed by Gotham Chopra, the 83-minute film contains a wealth of rarely seen footage that reaches back to Bryant's early childhood in Italy. By turns charming, cocky, remorseful and emotional, the celebrated and divisive superstar probes his past in the film with an openness and candor rarely seen during his 18-year pro basketball career. "I didn't want to write a book — I don't have the patience to do that," Bryant said in a phone interview. "We wanted to create something really different, very truthful. Cinematically, we wanted to do something that would be different from the ways documentaries are shot. This was about doing something that was fun, but also honest." Los Angeles Times
At the core of the project is Bryant's all-consuming passion for basketball, a double-edged sword that drove him to greatness but also often alienated him from teammates, friends and family. Since skipping college and entering the NBA at 18, he had a solitary goal — to become one of the greatest basketball players of all time. "This was my life," he declares in the documentary, looking straight at the camera. "You can't possibly become better than me because you're not spending the time on it that I am. Even if you wanted to spend the time, you can't, because you have other things, other responsibilities taking you away from it. So I already won." Los Angeles Times
Kobe Bryant: But the facts are facts. The salary cap is the salary cap. Players aren't going to leave millions and millions of dollars on the table twice to come here and play. It's just not realistic. Wanting LeBron (James) to come here and take a massive pay cut again (last summer), after taking a big one to go to Miami, is not realistic. Melo (Carmelo Anthony) leaving $15-20 (million) on the table to come here is not realistic. So we have certain restrictions, but we'll figure it out. USA Today Sports
Q: You and I talked earlier this season about that concept, the fact that so many people kept assuming you'd want out at some point because of how bad things had gotten (with the present-day Lakers). A: That's not what I do, man. I've got to take the good times with the bad, man. You can't ask to be the leader of the franchise, and then when the franchise hits rough times, you say, "All right, thank you. Peace." USA Today Sports
Kobe Bryant: I tried teaching Dwight. I tried showing him. But the reality is that when you have a perception of what it is to win a championship — and most perceptions of what it's like to win are a very outgoing, very gregarious locker room where you pick each other up and you're friends all the time. That's the perception. And I think that's what his perception was of what the idea is. But when he saw the reality of it, it made him uncomfortable. And it's very tough to be able to fight through that, to deal with that challenge. And I don't think he was willing to deal with that uncomfortable and combative nature. USA Today Sports
Another out-of-left-field one for ya, but have you talked to Lamar Odom lately? Kobe: I have. Q: How is he? Kobe: He's doing good. He's doing good, man. I've talked to him during some of the low times for him, and I think during those moments it's funny how sports can be really impactful because I used what we did as a team, and the toughness and the mental fortitude and shared some stories to kind of remind him of that journey, right? And to take him back to that place, to hopefully get him to find that place again and get himself out of this thing. USA Today Sports
Q: Recently or when he was in the thick of it? A: This was right in the thick of it, and then I spoke to him two months after that, two months after. He's good (Gives two thumbs up). We all stay close, man. Me and Shannon (Brown) just had dinner the other night. When you go through stuff like that, and you win something like that together, you don't lose that. USA Today Sports
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A reimagining of the classic horror tale about Carrie White (Chloe Grace Moretz), a shy girl outcast by her peers and sheltered by her deeply religious mother (Julianne Moore), who unleashes telekinetic terror on her small town after being pushed too far at her senior prom. Based on the best-selling novel by Stephen King, Carrie is directed by Kimberly Peirce with a screenplay by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa.
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I was sad to hear of Leonard Nimoy's death over the weekend. Although I've never been a Trekkie his appeal for me was always his voice and I've dug out three records from the collection that feature him. The classic is 'Mr. Spock's Music From Outer Space' album, a direct cash-in LP from the TV show that made him famous. As well as a groovey version of the theme from 'Star Trek' it also bizarrely features covers of themes from 'Mission Impossible' and 'Oliver' but the gold is in the spacey spoken word tracks were Nimoy shines, especially 'Twinkle, Twinkle Little Earth' and 'A Visit To A Sad Planet'.
The second album is a 1987 release entitled 'Whales Alive' by Paul's Winter and Halley with narration by Nimoy. This is essentially a New Age record with voices of Humpback Whales accompanied by Leonard reading relevant spoken word passages. In the early 90's I used to play selections from this over my ambient sets, one track in particular, 'Queequeg and I' extracted from 'Moby Dick', was a favourite. Unfortunately the record obtained a scratch at some point and you can hear it during one of my first ever Solid Steel sets from 1993. Near the end of the piece, just as it builds to a crescendo, Nimoy reads, "as he stood…" and the record jumps back to a perfect loop of the line, as I realised what was happening in the middle of the live mix you can hear me quietly fading the line out.
Probably the best known use of Leonard in one of the mixes I've been involved with though is the Ray Bradbury 'Marionettes, Inc.' story used during the 'Taking of Pelham 123′ section of 'Now, Listen'. I can't lay claim to this as it was 100% PC's inclusion and arrangement but it stands as one of the most memorable moments of the mix. Someone has uploaded it to the web and it starts at around the 10 minute mark. I can't recommend this 1976 Caedmon LP enough being that it contains Nimoy reading two other classic Bradbury sci-fi stories. RIP Leonard.


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Many medications that are used to treat cancer or infectious diseases, for example, contain substances derived from bacteria and other microorganisms. Marine sponges play an important role in the search for new drugs from the natural environment. This is because they contain exceptionally diverse and unusual natural substances.
The marine sponge Theonella swinhoei resembles a smooth stone with openings on top. (Photo: Junichi Tanaka, University of the Ryukyus, Japan)
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Now an international venture coordinated by Professor Jörn Piel from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH Zurich) has broken new ground in this area. The scientists have discovered the origin of the many interesting substances found in the sponge Theonella swinhoei: they are produced by the bacteria genus Entotheonella, which lives in the sponge as a kind of lodger.
Tectomicrobia as a new bacteria group
Since the newly discovered bacterium is so unusual, the researchers were unable to assign it to a known group in the conventional system. They are therefore proposing a new strain (phylum), which they are calling Tectomicrobia.The name Tectomicrobia is derived from the Latin word "tegere", which means "to hide, to protect". This term was chosen because the bacteria cannot be cultivated in the laboratory yet and are therefore "well hidden" from science. Furthermore, they presumably protect their host sponges, with the many substances they contain, from fish and other predators.
Habitat in sponges and sea water
Würzburg's Professor Ute Hentschel-Humeida, expert in the microbiology of marine sponges, and her colleagues Dr. Susanne Schmitt and Christine Gernert were involved in describing the new bacteria. The Würzburg team also conducted studies into the distribution of the new strain. "Tectobacteria can be found in many other sponges, and also in sea water," says Hentschel-Humeida, which points to their ecological relevance.
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As their next step, the research teams are keen to discover what functions tectobacteria perform in symbiosis with their host sponge as well as in the coral reef ecosystem. They will also strive to make the bacteria's chemical arsenal available for research and for possible biotechnological applications.
"An environmental bacterial taxon with a large and distinct metabolic repertoire", Micheal C. Wilson, Tetsushi Mori, Christian Rückert, Agustinus R. Uria, Maximilian J. Helf, Kentaro Takada, Christine Gernert, Ursula A. E. Steffens, Nina Heycke, Susanne Schmitt, Christian Rinke, Eric J. N. Helfrich, Alexander O. Brachmann, Cristian Gurgui, Toshiyuki Wakimoto, Matthias Kracht, Max Crüsemann, Ute Hentschel, Ikuro Abe, Shigeki Matsunaga, Jörn Kalinowski, Haruko Takeyama & Jörn Piel, Nature, January 29, 2014, DOI: 10.1038/nature12959
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Fieger, a Detroit-area native, died at his home in Woodland Hills near Los Angeles after battling cancer, according to The Knack's manager, Jake Hooker.
Fieger formed The Knack in Los Angeles 1978, and the group quickly became a staple of Sunset Strip rock clubs. A year later he co-wrote and sang lead vocals on "My Sharona."
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Leaders of the Group of 20 nations gather in MexicoStory | Jun 17, 2012LOS CABOS, Mexico –- With the pro-bailout New Democracy party's victory in Greece, leaders of the world's biggest economies averted the worst of possible scenarios heading into their annual summit Monday. The heads of the Group of 20...
Obama's Euro-odyssey: 'Relationships'Blog | Mar 28, 2009by Mark Silva In a weeklong journey across Europe, his first since election, President Barack Obama will not only seek a global commitment to economic stimulus -- rumored at $2 trillion in the European press -- but also work on......
Obama: Diplomacy in a 'dangerous world'Blog | Apr 11, 2009by Mark Silva President Barack Obama, returned from a journey across Europe and into Iraq and addressing the nation at the convergence of two religious holidays, called on Americans today to remember "the obligations we have to one another, no......
'Obamaism:' Values, example, listeningBlog | Apr 19, 2009by Mark Silva Once, the United States had its "manifest destiny.'' Once, the U.S. had "the Bush doctrine.'' Now, the U.S. has "Obamaism.'' President Barack Obama, who says he will leave it to the scribes to determine what that Obamaism......
Merkel: Climate right for climate actionBlog | Jun 25, 2009by Mark Silva German Chancellor Angela Merkel, among the European leaders who have pressed the United States hardest on the question of climate change, is arriving in Washington for a meeting with President Barack Obama as the House prepares to......


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View From the Hill
"View from the Hill" is a weekly segment highlighting the programs, people and happenings that make WKU a leading American university with international reach.
The reports can be seen on Bowling Green's ABC affiliate, WBKO, on Thursdays at 5 and 10 pm.
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September 2013
|September 5, 2013
|September 12, 2013
Sleep Expert - How much sleep do you get each night? For almost all of us, it's not nearly enough.
In this week's View from the Hill, Amy Bingham talks to a sleep expert whose advice
is a real wake-up call.
|Textbooks for Troops - For the fifth straight year, WKU has been named a military friendly school and
a free textbook program is a big reason why. Amy Bingham explains in this week's
View from the Hill.
|September 19, 2013
|September 26, 2013
Hope for Harlie - The toughest member of WKU's Volleyball team is only seven years old. In this week's
View from the Hill, see why the team's relationship with Harlie Bryant is filled with
hope and love.
|Confucius Classrooms - Ten thousand students in 45 south central Kentucky classrooms are learning Chinese
thanks to WKU's Confucius Institute. In this week's View from the HIll, Amy Bingham
explains how the curriculum is being taken to a whole new level.
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