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Founded in the late 16th century by people from the Malay Peninsula and the Karo Highlands, Medan stands at the confluence of the Deli and Babura Rivers. Capital of the Sultanate of Deli, the city was developed under the Dutch, who cleared land for tobacco plantations. Today, Medan is the center of government and commercial activity for Indonesia's western region. Despite being one of Indonesia's largest and most vibrant cities, thanks to its colonial architecture and melting pot of cultures – Chinese, Malay, Javanese, Sundanese, Batak and Karo - this historic city has retained much of its old-world charm.
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Help your local wildlife by making sure your holiday decorations are safe and animal-friendly, and share the holiday love by offering a few basics—food, water, and shelter—to get them through the winter.
November 27, 2013
Cat Care Essentials
People assume their pet cats are independent, but they count on people to provide food, water, safe shelter, veterinary care, a clean litter box, love, and more. These are essential to having a healthy, happy cat.
November 26, 2013
Introducing Your New Dog to Your Other Dogs
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Wheat-Free Apple Crunchers
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November 20, 2013
Animal Research Facilities: Georgia
A list of animal research facilities located in Georgia and regulated by the United States Department of Agriculture with links to annual reports and inspection reports.
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Thank you page for chefs or restaurant professionals who sign the pledge to boycott Canadian seafood
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Safe Stalls Horse Rescue Network
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The close ties between commercial fisheries and the seal hunt makes a boycott of Canadian seafood products the logical next step in ending the seal hunt.
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Dissection Campaign Packet
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Canadian Seafood to Boycott
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Grocery Stores and Businesses Boycotting Canadian Seafood
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November 12, 2013
Restaurants and Seafood Professionals Can Help The Seals
Restaurants and seafood distributors and retailers can be especially effective in convincing Canada's government to ban the seal hunt.
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Karen's Vegetarian Reuben Sandwiches
Karen Osgood's tempting recipe for vegetarian Reuben sandwiches was a winner in the 2013 All Animals Meatless Monday recipe contest.
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Your Cat's Favorite Hiding Places
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Marienburg Castle is a Gothic dream turned to reality in the 19th century by King George V, the last monarch of the Kingdom of Hannover. But how did it begin? When King George of Hannover gave his queen a 'castle' as a present in 1857, it was actually just a blank canvas – a hill to the south of Hannover offering panoramic views. In the same year, the royal couple began to build a summer residence, which Queen Marie envisioned as a romantic hilltop castle in the medieval style. Around a rectangular courtyard the Hanoverian architect Hase built a picturesque, four-winged castle that wouldn't look out of place in a book of fairytales – an awe-inspiring ensemble of craftsmanship and splendour at their very finest. The banqueting hall, which extends over two floors, remains intact to this day. It boasts an ancestral portrait gallery and a collection of splendid silver-framed furniture, crafted in 1720 by the legendary Augsburg goldsmiths. See the grandeur of a royal banquet in the dining hall with its beautifully decorated table and dinner service adorned with the Queen's coat of arms. This medieval ambience is enhanced yet further by a chapel modelled on a Parisian church and steeply vaulted galleries decorated with knights' armour. Perhaps the most magnificent room is the Queen's Library in the south-west tower. The elaborately decorated bookshelves are masterworks of German woodcarving, while the dreamlike princesses' salon has a leaded bay window and colourful paintings of fairytale scenes such as Sleeping Beauty. There is lots to see in the region around Hannover, including St. Mary's Cathedral and St. Michael's Church in Hildesheim – both of which achieved UNESCO World Heritage status in 1985 together with the treasures they contain.
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I try to post a meatless main dish every week for Meatless Monday, but some weeks it just doesn't work out. Last week I tried out an idea for a meatless pasta dish, and it was definitely tasty. Unfortunately, the photos were so unappetizing that the recipe still needs work. Luckily, I did manage to get some good photos this week to update this favorite recipe for Spicy Sweet Potato Fries. The first time I made this recipe, I took one bite and knew immediately I'd be making these sweet potato fries over and over. My favorite sweet potatoes fries are not only meatless, but this recipe is deliciously vegan. Who knows, this just might become your favorite way to cook sweet potatoes?
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ATHENS, Ga. -- Aaron Murray threw for 408 yards and three touchdowns, ran for another score, and led No. 9 Georgia to a 45-21 victory over pesky North Texas on Saturday.
Murray overcame an early interception in the end zone, hooking up with freshman Reggie Davis on a 98-yard TD — the longest pass play in school history. Arthur Lynch and Chris Conley also had touchdown catches for the Bulldogs (2-1).
The Mean Green (2-2) came in as a 33-point underdog, but big plays on special teams helped make a game of it. Brelan Chancellor returned a kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown, and Zac Whitfield fell on a blocked punt in the end zone early in the second half to stunningly tie the game at 21.
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It was the most lopsided Ohio State win since 1935.
The Buckeyes (4-0) needed a total of four offensive plays and 46 seconds to go up 21-0 in the opening 6 minutes and never looked back. It was an epic mismatch between a team with national-title aspirations and a Football Championship Subdivision member getting a $900,000 guarantee.
FAMU (1-3), which suffered its worst loss ever, trailed 48-0 before picking up its initial first down in the second quarter.
Guiton completed 24 of 34 passes for 215 yards.
No. 7 Louisville 72, Florida International 0
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Teddy Bridgewater threw four touchdown passes and Louisville's defense allowed a school-record 30 yards, helping the seventh-ranked Cardinals blow out Florida International, 72-0.
It was the highest scoring game for the Cardinals (4-0) since a 73-10 victory over Murray State in 2007. It also matched the school's fourth-largest margin of victory.
Bridgewater hit DeVante Parker for two TD passes and Gerald Christian and Eli Rogers for one each before Will Gardner came in to throw another touchdown to Michaelee Harris in the fourth quarter. Dominique Brown, Senorise Perry, Michael Dyer and Brandon Radcliff rushed for scores.
Charles Gaines returned the second-half kickoff 93 yards for a TD and recovered a muffed punt to set up Bridgewater's second TD pass in the second quarter. Louisville's defense meanwhile didn't allow FIU (0-4) a first down until early in the second quarter and just two overall.
SEATTLE -- Keith Price threw for 213 yards and three touchdowns in less than a half, Deontae Cooper scored his first career touchdown after three major knee surgeries, and No. 17 Washington routed Idaho State, 56-0, in the Huskies' final tuneup before the start of Pac-12 Conference play.
Bishop Sankey, the national leader in yards rushing per game, barely broke a sweat against the Bengals (2-1) of the FCS. Sankey saw action on the Huskies' (3-0) first three series and scored on a 3-yard TD run in the first quarter. Sankey finished with 77 yards on four carries.
Price played a little more than 1 1/2 quarters, throwing TD passes of 1, 6 and 5 yards and adding a 1-yard TD run as the Huskies led 42-0 at halftime. It was the second straight season the Huskies overwhelmed a lower division opponent in the first half. Last year, Washington led Portland State 45-0 at halftime.
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EVANSTON, Ill. -- Linebacker Damien Proby and defensive end Dean Lowry each had an interception return for a touchdown to lead No. 18 Northwestern to a 35-21 win over Maine on Saturday.
Northwestern improved to 4-0 as it wrapped up its non-conference slate, but this was not the consistent, steady performance coach Pat Fitzgerald was looking for heading into the Big Ten season. If not for the interception returns for scores, Maine (3-1) very well could have been shooting for an upset down the stretch.
Running back Mike Trumpy and quarterback Kain Colter each had rushing touchdowns for Northwestern. Marcus Wasilewski was 25-for-40 for 237 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions for Maine, which had a 379 to 373 edge over the Wildcats in total yards. Northwestern had posted better than 500 yards of offense in each of its first two games against California and Syracuse.
No. 19 Florida 31, Tennessee 17
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- After starting quarterback Jeff Driskel was lost to a season-ending ankle injury, Tyler Murphy led No. 19 Florida to five scores in a somewhat ugly game, helping the Gators open Southeastern Conference play with a 31-17 victory over Tennessee.
Murphy had a 52-yard touchdown throw to Solomon Patton, a swing pass that went the distance, and made several plays with his legs as Florida (2-1, 1-0 SEC) won its ninth consecutive game in the series.
Murphy's 7-yard TD scamper in the fourth quarter made it 31-10 and sent fans scrambling for the exits.
The Volunteers (2-2, 0-1) had hoped to rebound from an embarrassing, 59-14 loss at No. 2 Oregon a week ago. Instead, Tennessee and first-year coach Butch Jones left Gainesville with another double-digit setback.
No. 20 Baylor 70, Louisiana Monroe 7
WACO, Texas -- Bryce Petty threw for 351 yards with four touchdowns and ran 2 yards for another score as No. 20 Baylor kept piling up the points, beating Louisiana-Monroe, 70-7.
The fast-paced Bears (3-0) had seven offensive touchdowns in the 10 drives Petty played. Those TD drives took a total of 6 minutes.
Baylor is the first FBS team since LSU in 1930 to open a season with at least 60 points in three consecutive games, according to STATS. Those Tigers had at least 70 points in each of those games — Baylor scored 69 in its opener before 70 points in each of its last two games.
ULM (2-2), coming off a victory at Wake Forest of the ACC last week, suffered its worst loss since a 73-7 loss at Auburn in 2003.
No. 22 Notre Dame 17, Michigan State 13
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Cam McDaniel scored on a 7-yard run following a questionable pass interference call, one of several penalties that hurt Michigan State, as Notre Dame beat the Spartans, 17-13, for their 10th straight home win.
The Irish (3-1) also took advantage of another questionable pass interference in the first half that set up a 2-yard touchdown pass from Tommy Rees to TJ Jones and a holding penalty that kept alive a drive that led to a 41-yard field goal by Kyle Brindza. The Spartans (3-1) had 10 penalties for 115 yards by the Big Ten officials.
But Michigan State made some costly mistakes on its own, including a trick play after the Spartans appeared to be gaining momentum. After opening the second half with a field goal, receiver R.J. Shelton threw a pass that was intercepted by safety Matthias Farley and led to Notre Dame's go-ahead touchdown.
No. 24 Wisconsin 41, Purdoe 10
MADISON, Wis. -- Melvin Gordon ran for three touchdowns, James White added 145 yards and a 70-yard score, and No. 24 Wisconsin opened Big Ten play with a 41-10 win over Purdue.
Gordon scored from 5 and 27 yards in the first half before capping the opening drive of the second with a 15-yard touchdown run for the Badgers (3-1, 1-0).
Nose guard Warren Herring had a sack, and Chris Borland added six tackles to lead an active defense.
Wisconsin moved on nicely from last week's stunning 32-30 loss to Arizona State, after officials mishandled the final seconds to deprive the Badgers of a game-winning field-goal try.
No late worries this week.
Quarterback Rob Henry's 22-yard touchdown run provided one of the few highlights on the day for the Boilermakers (1-3, 0-1).
Penn State 34, Kent State 0
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Running back Zack Zwinak scored three times for the second consecutive week in leading Penn State to a 34-0 win over Kent State.
All three of Zwinak's runs came from inside 2 yards a week after his three touchdowns weren't enough in a 34-31 loss to Central Florida.
Bill Belton had 90 yards rushing and also scored on a 15-yard catch for Penn State (3-1), which now gets an extra week off before opening its Big Ten Conference schedule against Indiana on Oct. 5.
Kent State (1-3) lost its third straight game since opening the season with a 17-10 win over Liberty. And the Golden Flashes' offense continues to lack spark minus its top threat, running back Dri Archer, who did not play because of an injury to his left ankle. Quarterback Colin Reardon finished 12 of 28 for 100 yards passing and an interception as Kent State was limited to 190 yards offense.
Wake Forest 25, Army 11
WEST POINT, N.Y. -- Josh Harris rushed for 96 yards and two second-half touchdowns, Michael Campanaro had a 66-yard scoring catch, and Wake Forest rallied past Army, 25-11.
It was the seventh straight victory in the series for Wake Forest (2-2), which overcame three costly errors to hold off the Black Knights (1-3).
Trailing 11-10 late in the third quarter, Wake Forest slowly assumed control as Harris came alive after a lackluster first half. He scored on a 15-yard run up the middle late in the third and gained 58 yards on seven carries on a decisive 62-yard drive midway through the fourth, scoring on a 6-yard run.
Terry Baggett led Army with a career-high 125 yards rushing on 16 carries and quarterback Angel Santiago added 60 yards rushing as the Black Knights finished with 271 yards on 55 rushes. Daniel Grochowski kicked a career-high three field goals for Army.
Georgia Tech 28, North Carolina 20
ATLANTA -- David Sims ran for 99 yards and two touchdowns and Georgia Tech recovered after North Carolina scored the first two touchdowns to beat the Tar Heels, 28-20.
Georgia Tech (3-0, 2-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) earned its eighth straight home win in the series. North Carolina (1-2, 0-1) has not won at Bobby Dodd Stadium since 1997. Overall, Georgia Tech has won eight of the last nine in the series.
Vad Lee's 1-yard run gave Georgia Tech its first lead at 21-20 in the third quarter. Sims' 6-yard scoring run added to the lead early in the fourth quarter.
Robert Godhigh ran for 100 yards as Georgia Tech had 324 yards rushing.
North Carolina led 13-0 and 20-7 in the first half. Bryn Renner threw touchdown passes of 19 yards to tight end Eric Ebron and 24 yards to Sean Tapley after a 4-yard scoring run by Romar Morris.
Kansas 13, Louisiana Tech 10
LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Walk-on kicker Matt Wyman hit a 52-yard field goal with no time left, sending Kansas to a 13-10 victory over Louisiana Tech on Saturday and ending a 22-game losing streak against teams from the Football Bowl Subdivision.
Jake Heaps threw for 279 yards and a touchdown for the Jayhawks (2-1), who hadn't defeated another FBS team since beating Northern Illinois on Sept. 10, 2011. James Sims added 78 yards rushing, while Tony Pierson had nine catches for 82 yards.
Louisiana Tech (1-3) was poised to score the go-ahead touchdown with when it marched to the Kansas 18 with 1:33 left. Kenneth Dixon got the carry and was fighting for extra yardage when the ball popped loose inside the 5-yard line, and the Jayhawks' Keon Stowers recovered it.
That gave Kansas the ball with just enough time for Heaps to get the Jayhawks in position for Wyman's game-winning field goal.
Minnesota 43, San Jose State 24
MINNEAPOLIS -- Quarterback Mitch Leidner rushed for 151 yards and four touchdowns to lift Minnesota to a 43-24 victory over San Jose State on Saturday.
Leidner was filling in for injured starter Philip Nelson, who was out with a bad hamstring. He also passed for 71 yards as the Golden Gophers improved to 4-0. Gophers coach Jerry Kill returned to the sideline a week after missing the second half because of an epileptic seizure and made it through the game without incident.
David Fales threw for 439 yards with three touchdowns and two interceptions for San Jose State (1-2). Chandler Jones had seven catches for 197 yards and three touchdowns for the Spartans, who were missing top receiver Noah Grigsby with a knee injury.
David Cobb rushed for 125 yards and two touchdowns and the Gophers dominated the time of possession 40:38-18:58 to grind Fales and the high-flying Spartans into submission.
Maryland 37, West Virginia 0
BALTIMORE -- A.J. Hendy scored on a 28-yard interception return and recovered two fumbles as unbeaten Maryland forced six turnovers in a surprisingly easy 37-0 victory over West Virginia on Saturday.
Off to their best start since 2001, the Terrapins (4-0) led 30-0 at halftime after limiting the Mountaineers (2-2) to two first downs and picking off two passes.
C.J. Brown rushed for a touchdown and passed for a score to help Maryland end a seven-game losing streak against its border rivals. It was the Terrapins' most lopsided win in the series since a 54-7 blowout in 1951.
Maryland gets a bye next weekend before opening their final Atlantic Coast Conference season at Florida State.
Brown and the offense played well, but the defense did most of the damage. Not only did Hendy score, but Yannik Cudjoe-Virgil picked off a pass near the West Virginia goal line to set up another touchdown.
Pittsburgh 58, Duke 55
DURHAM, N.C. -- Tom Savage tied an Atlantic Coast Conference record with six touchdown passes and Pittsburgh held on for a wild 58-55 win over Duke.
Savage threw for a career-high 424 yards on 23-of-33 passing with three scoring passes to freshman Tyler Boyd.
The Panthers (2-1, 1-1) never trailed and claimed their first ACC victory despite receiving plenty of scares down the stretch from a persistent Duke team.
Brandon Connette had four touchdown passes and four interceptions, and he rushed for 101 yards and two touchdowns for Duke (2-2, 0-2).
Connette's 4-yard touchdown run with 3:17 left pulled the Blue Devils within three. Pitt recovered the onside kick, and Savage's 15-yard pass to Kevin Weatherspoon on third-and-7 helped the Panthers run out the clock.
The teams combined for 1,130 total yards.
Virginia Tech 29, Marshall 21
BLACKSBURG, Va. -- Logan Thomas ran 2 yards for a touchdown and then ran for the 2-point conversion in the third overtime, as Virginia Tech overcame a sloppy performance and beat Marshall, 29-21.
The Hokies (3-1), who tied the game with 3:09 left in regulation, got the ball first in the third overtime, after neither team had scored in the first two,.
Thomas put some plays together. He ran for 2 yards, hit Chris Mangus for 10, ran for 2, and hit Josh Stanford. After a pass interference call on the Herd, Thomas bolted through the line for the touchdown, and then the PAT.
Marshall (2-2) got to the Hokies' 14, but then Rakeem Cato couldn't find a receiver, and when Davonte Allen couldn't come up with his fourth-down pass in the end zone, the marathon game was finally over.
The game was played in driving rain.
Harvard 42, San Diego 20
SAN DIEGO -- Conner Hempel threw for 345 yards and four touchdowns as Harvard turned a close game into a runaway, defeating San Diego 42-20 on Saturday.
Defensive end Zach Hodges picked up a Mason Mills fumble and rumbled 53 yards for a touchdown to open the scoring. Paul Stanton Jr. rushed 11 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter and Harvard (1-0) held a one-point lead at half, 14-13.
Hempel took over in the second half, tossing four touchdown passes to three receivers to lead the onslaught.
Mills went 27 of 46 for 293 yards and hooked up with Reggie Bell (7 catches, 101 yards) for a 12-yard fourth quarter touchdown. Mills was intercepted on the next possession leading to Harvard's final touchdown, a 30-yard toss from Hempel to Andrew Fischer - his second score of the day. Harvard defeated San Diego (1-2) in its opener for the second consecutive season.
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Description | Election returns are in : Three incumbants and two new faces ; New tribal treasurer ; Drink, drink, drunk ; Pablo answers some phoney statements ; Coyote tales : Coyote and the deer ; Good medicine ; The witch who stole Christmas ; Winnebago's seek enrollees. |
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02.06.2013 /
The X-BOW Battle in Spielberg impresses all!
- Reini Kofler delivers double victory in his first appearance for "Pipp Racing" team
- Jiri Pisarik and Jim Gebhardt share second and third place in both heats
- Heinz Kinigadner leads the "prestige duel" against Christian Clerici
- 30 drivers impress 40,000 fans with thrilling races as part of DTM program
The annual guest appearance of the X-BOW BATTLE at the German Touring Car Masters (DTM) race weekend already has tradition. The competition first appeared at the Adria Raceway in Italy in 2010, then in 2011 at the Euro Speedway Lausitz in Germany, and in 2012 at Austria's Red Bull Ring, where it also returned this weekend as part of the DTM program. And because in 2012 the Red Bull Ring "home game" was equally well received by drivers, fans and organizers, this weekend saw yet another guest start in the German Masters at Austria's Spielberg. The result: 30 drivers delivered two thrilling races and over 40,000 fans were completely blown away by the action and excitement of the KTM one-make series for Austria's super sports car.
Race 1:
Even though heavy rain fell during qualifying on Friday afternoon, the weather showed it's gracious side despite the large-scale onset of winter conditions throughout Austria. An occasional speck of blue sky appeared just in time for the "BATTLE" start on Saturday. "Returnee" Reini Kofler made himself comfortable in pole position after finishing over a second faster in the qualifying than second-placed Jiri Pisarik. Jim Gebhardt put his X-BOW third on the grid. Kofler made the most of his starting position and immediately pulled away from the rest of the field right from the start. Meanwhile Pisarik and Gebhardt engaged in a die-hard battle behind him. Then Klaus Angerhofer caused a heart-stopping moment when he skidded after his wheels locked in the Schlossgold corner and he ended up in the gravel, just missing Jim Gebhardt by only a few centimeters. There was another exciting phase shortly in the Remus corner. Heinz Kinigadner's archrival Christian Clerici, who had a problematic qualification (he was driving the KTM X-BOW in the wet for the first time) spun out after a good start, hit the curb, damaged his rear tire and rim and made an early exit from the race. The situation was not much better for Heinz Kinigadner and the former Motocross World Champion had a struggle on his hands. After he blocked Laura Kraihamer, the fastest woman on track, he was unceremoniously pushed off the track by her and went on to finally finish in twentieth place. Laura Kraihmer meanwhile drove a remarkable race. She made up 13 places after being shot down in qualifying and having to start on the last place on the grid. Young Lukas Martin from Vorarlberg was probably the unluckiest driver of the weekend. After being well placed in the championship standings going into the competition, he had to retire early because of a technical problem with his KTM X-BOW.
The real highlight of the first race, however, was the fight at the front half of the field that raged behind Kofler, Gebhardt, Pisarik and Pavel Heinik. Pierre Ludigkeit, Peter Resch, Jürgen Pipp, Ernst Kirchmayr, Georg Silbermayr aka "Bernie Silverstone" (event organizer and driver all in one), Uwe Schmidt, Artur Chwist, Gerhard Trenker and Oto Otepka engaged in a spectacular fight over much of the race, the likes of which had never been seen before, even in the "BATTLE". Silbermayer's description right from "the trenches": "What happened in this race was unbelievable. I just couldn't believe that we managed not to collide with each other during the race. This was truly legendary – after today we really have to consider whether, based on the lack of overtaking maneuvers, the DTM is allowed to start with us together again." Kofler was over the finish line 1.9 seconds ahead of Jim Gebhardt and Jiri Pisarik. Pisarik missed his chance at second place after a couple of small mistakes: "I braked late a few times, and I run wide twice at the Remus corner. Too bad, but maybe I'll have better chances tomorrow!" Meanwhile Gebhardt was very satisfied with his second place: "It went really well, the fight with Jiri was fun. And I wouldn't have been able to stop Reini, even if I did give him a bit of a hard time at the beginning of the race." And what did the winner have to say? "I'm pleased I had the chance to race with a KTM X-BOW again. That I was able to be on top of the podium at the end of the race made this even better!"
Race 2:
As feared, the second race on Sunday morning saw wet conditions that created extremely difficult conditions for the drivers. Pole sitter Reini Kofler led the field in a flying start and immediately found himself under pressure from Jim Gebhardt: "We had the car set up for dry conditions so I was very careful in the beginning," said Kofler, who still took the checkered flag as winner at the end of 14 laps: "But then I was able to adapt well to the conditions and to pull away from the rest. Two races, two wins, that was a really good weekend." Behind the double winner, Jim Gebhardt and Jiri Pisarik exchanged their finishing positions in race two, which of course meant a jubilant Pisarik: "Now that I have a third and second place, next time it might be the first...". Meanwhile Gebhardt came away satisfied: "All in all a great weekend ...". Fourth place went to Pierre Ludigkeit after Czech driver Pavel Heinik, fourth in the first race, went out in the first lap when he hit the brakes in the Remus corner and had a spectacular crash against the barriers. Ernst Kirchmayr was fifth while behind him, Oto Otepka and Lukas Martin fought out a tough battle for sixth place, with Otepka prevailing in the end. Next came event organizer "Bernie Silverstone" finished in eighth place, just in front of Heinz Kinigadner. "Bernie" commented in very high spirits: "One more lap and Heinz would have catched me!" Holger Baumgartner finished a great tenth, his first top ten finish in only his fourth "BATTLE" race. Despite a great start, where he moved six places up the order, Christian Clerici eventually finished in eighteenth place. This has now finally stirred his ambition: "I'm going to start training – it can't go on like this! Still, I did have a lot of fun," he commented with a wink of the eye. "Room Vibes" duo Gerhard Trenker and Peter Resch however had a race weekend that was better to forget, both failing to finish in race two. Klaus Angerhofer experienced a similar fate after he was disqualified for a false start and a missed stop-go penalty. But the teams do not have much time to recapitulate: In just four days the third race weekend of the X-BOW BATTLE 2013 takes place at the Pannoniaring in Hungary!
The Results:
Race 1, June 1 2013:
1. Reinhard Kofler (AT), 25:45.624 minutes (16 laps)
2. Jim Gebhardt (DE), + 1.905 seconds
3. Jiri Pisarik (CZ), + 4.955
4. Pavel Heinik (CZ), + 33.690
5. Klaus Angerhofer (AT), + 34.206
6. Pierre Ludigkeit (DE), + 43,958
7. Peter Resch (AT), + 47.074
8. Jürgen Pipp (DE), + 47.136
9. Ernst Kirchmayr (AT), + 47.413
10. "Bernie Silverstone" (AT), + 50.285
11. Uwe Schmidt (DE), + 50.659
12. Artur Chwist (PL), + 52.850
13. Gerhard Trenker (AT), + 54.087
14. Oto Otepka (CZ), + 54,520
15. Eyke Angermayr (AT), + 1:07.391 minutes
16. Peter Ebner (AT), + 1:07.745
17. Laura Kraihamer (AT), + 1:25.478
18. Martin Novotny (CZ), + 1:29.938
19. Ingo Hartmann (DE), + 1:35.616
20. Heinz Kinigadner (AT), + 1:38.098
21. Sehdi Sarmini (AT), + 1 lap
22. Max Lahmer (AT), + 1
23. Christoph Doppler (AT), + 1
24. Karel Bednar (CZ), + 1
25. Alexander Gutmann (AT), + 1
26. "Julie Wood" (AT), + 2 laps
27. Holger Baumgartner (AT), DNF
28. Lukas Martin (AT), DNF
29. Christian Clerici (AT), DNF
30. Jakub Havrlant (CZ), DNF
Race 2, June 2, 2013:
1. Reinhard Kofler (AT), 25:37.326 minutes (14 laps)
2. Jiri Pisarik (CZ), + 25.641 seconds
3. Jim Gebhardt (DE), + 28.493
4. Pierre Ludigkeit (DE), + 56.306
5. Ernst Kirchmayr (AT), + 59.764
6. Oto Otepka (CZ), + 1:05.308 miutes
7. Lukas Martin (AT), 1:05.645
8. "Bernie Silverstone" (AT), + 1:28.050
9. Heinz Kinigadner (AT), + 1:28.412
10. Holger Baumgartner (AT), 1:34.881
11. Eyke Angermayr (AT), + 1:46.907
12. Jakub Havrlant (CZ), 1:52.305
13. Martin Novotny (CZ), + 1 lap
14. Karel Bednar (CZ), + 1
15. Jürgen Pipp (DE), + 1
16. Uwe Schmidt (DE), + 1
17. Max Lahmer (AT), + 1
18. Christian Clerici (AT), + 1
19. Laura Kraihamer (AT), + 1
20. Christoph Doppler (AT), + 1
21. Ingo Hartmann (DE), + 2 laps
22. Alexander Gutmann (AT), DNF
23. Gerhard Trenker (AT), DNF
24. Peter Resch (AT), DNF
25. Pavel Heinik (CZ), DNF
26. Klaus Angerhofer (AT), DQF
Overall Standings (after 4 of 14 races):
1. Jim Gebhardt 66 points
2. Reinhard Kofler 50
3. Jiri Pisarik 45
4. "Major Adolf Kottan" 43
5. Ryan Sharp 37
6 Klaus Angerhofer 25
7 Lukas Martin 22
8 Pavel Heinik 20
8. Pierre Ludigkeit 20
10. Jürgen Pipp 12
10. Ernst Kirchmayr 12
Team Standings (after 4 of 14 races):
1. Pipp Racing 1 (Pipp/Seifert/Kofler) 72 points
2. Magenta Power (Schmidt/Gebhardt) 66
3. Pluscity Junior Racing Team (Silverstone/Major Kottan/Kirchmayr) 63
4. Team Bohemia (Pisarik/Otepka) 53
5. Ludini Unchained (Sarmini/Ludigkeit) 28
6. True Racing (Angerhofer/Trunkenpolz/Kiska) 25
7. All-Sports Racing (Martin/Hirschi) 22
8. Racetool 1 (Heinik/Novotny) 20
9. Roomvibes (Resch/Trenker) 9
10. 4F Poland (Chwist/Maslanka) 6


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I really like this. Great colors and quite amusing.
Re: A Breath of Fresh Air
This looks so familiar like I've seen it in a past derby or on threadless... hmmm maybe I am wrong, RAMYB would never do that... LOL
Re: Thanks Dad. This is great!
What game is he playing?
Re: Gummistone Park
Ever wonder where all the non-packaged Gummy Bears live? I haven't. But now I do. I would imagine there would be signs like this around to deter hikers from indulging themselves with a few helpings. After all, Gummy Bears are Bears too. At least according to a friend of mine who is always turned off of the idea of chowing some down. I personally love gummy bears, but he'll say "But they're little bears!" with a tone that sounds as if I'm picking on little kids or yelling at a puppy. So anyway, here's a nice picture. Green completely passed out. Orange is in that "I wasn't sleeping" mode where he's asleep but just hasn't fallen over yet. And Red, well, that's the typical Gummy Bear pose. He looks a little stiff. I imagine its the fear that keeps him awake. He goes by the nickname "Red Alert" Ok that's enough haha. I hope you enjoy. ... but not from eating the bears of course! Larger View:
I love this one, boots. Hope I can buy it.
Re: MORDOR NATIONAL PARK
Cool! Fix the spelling error, and try hand-writing the text. Then you've GMV.
Re: Clothing Optional
See what I did there... LOL
gmv. only thing i'd change is that the second deer thing would say "yeah, and it tastes good, too!" instead. but it's very cute. :D
Re: Heroes Valley (RUSHMORE VR.)
Cool idea, but I worry about copyright issue. I suppose this could actually be passed off as parody though.
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This...is a great idea. I really like the position the orange one is sitting in along with the traditional pose for the red one. Good job sir.
Re: Mount Bubbmore
This is my second shirt, please feedback. Here is a link to the original video the reference is from. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nnzw_i4YmKk
Re: Hades National Park
Vintage-style tourist poster of a popular Greek destination! Come see the unique wildlife at Hades National Park! Link to larger comp here: http://fc07.deviantart.com/fs50/f/2009/275/2/1/Hades_National_Park_by_VividAnima.png
Thanks guys! I didn't get much sleep last night, you're right ski. I live right next to a national park and if someone tells me there's lots of stuff to do here and then says to go hiking one more time... I swear...
I'd love this even more without any text... It'd be more effective as a social commentary. Still great as-is, though. GMV.
I voted for it, but fix the spelling and resubmit so I can hopefully buy it.
Re: Greetings from... Some National Park
I'm going to be gone for part of this week so if I don't respond, I apologize. This was a little rushed so just wanted to get it in here but I have some things to fix up so any flaws you might notice will be fixed here soon. Thanks.
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Ha, made me smile and I like the style.
Misskari wrote:I'd love this even more without any text... It'd be more effective as a social commentary. Still great as-is, though. GMV.
still works though
matto1985 wrote:I am a sucker for trees and moose. GMV
Have you ever hugged one of those huge suckers? It's in out-of-body-experience. SOOO OLD.
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Love the colors. I'd like to see the halftones on the moon though.
Re: Campfire Tales
That shirt blinked at me!!!!!! AAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!
Yikes!!! i cant belive i missed that! i'll have it resubmited quick
Great idea. I think some of the colors are to saturated. You're bound to get the off topic comments on this and I'm honestly not a huge fan of a lot of your work, but this is awesome.
Re: Welcome to Monolith Park
Is this one too simple? Any Suggestions for Appeal?
Re: Luna Park
i'd wear this shirt so hard.
LOL this is awesome, I want one!
Yay, I recognized your style in the thumbnail. You draw kids freaking out really well. Another great submission... GMV!
*Breaks wacom pen in shame* As always, a great design.
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that game freaked me out, he dies if you fail oh noes!
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I'd wear it harder
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benjaminleebates wrote:This looks so familiar like I've seen it in a past derby or on threadless... hmmm maybe I am wrong, RAMYB would never do that... LOL
You have nothing better to say don't you? Anyways, Ramyb this designs is well drawn. I like the idea a lot. You will probably get a lot of tree-huggers buying this shirt, but that isn't a bad thing. GMV.
Just so freakin cute I can't even stand it. I love it.
Brilliant colors, very well illustrated, great use of space....should I even bother submitting??? ;)
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The newly discovered amniotic fluid stem cells may not be "pluripotent," or capable of forming every type of adult tissue. But they come very close. When grown in the right environment, they can become fat cells, bone cells, brain cells, muscle cells, blood vessel cells, or liver cells.
And when transplanted into special mice, human amniotic fluid stem cells placed in the brain become functional brain cells. After being placed on scaffolds and properly nourished in the test tube, stem cells implanted into mice form bone.
The findings come from the lab of Anthony Atala, MD, director of the Institute for Regenerative Medicine at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C.
"Amniotic fluid stem cells hold potential for a variety of therapeutic applications," Atala and colleagues suggest.
The amniotic fluid stem cells may, in fact, have an advantage over embryonic stem cells. The embryonic cells have a tendency to grow wildly and form tumors. The amniotic fluid stem cells do not form tumors.
Another obvious advantage is that the stem cells come from the amniotic fluid obtained from a previously planned amniocentesis. This fluid would normally be discarded.
During amniocentesis, doctors take a small amount of amniotic fluid from the womb by inserting a fine needle into the uterus through the abdomen, under ultrasound guidance. It is done to check for some types of birth defects, such as Down syndrome.
Though the stem cells do seem to come from the developing fetus -- cells from the fluid surrounding male children carry a male Y chromosome -- the cells are harvested from the amniotic fluid and not from the fetus itself. Similar cells can be found in the placenta after full-term pregnancies.
The findings appear in the advance online publication of the journal Nature Biotechnology.
The new findings, while exciting, do not eliminate the need for embryonic stem cells, cautions a news release from the Genetics Policy Institute (GPI), a nonprofit organization that advocates for stem cell research.
"There is only one 'card carrying' pluripotent human embryonic stem cell," GPI director Bernard Siegel, JD, says in the news release. "Most scientists believe that different types of stem cells will eventually be needed to treat different diseases."


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