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Anthony Epps resigned as the Marion County High School boys basketball coach following his arrest early Saturday morning for driving under the influence.
Epps was arrested June 18, according to Captain David Earl Gribbins of the Marion County Detention Center and Sgt. Mike Luckett with the Lebanon Police Department.
In an email statement, Epps apologized to his family, friends, the school administration and to the community.
The Marion County Fiscal Court is scheduled to meet in a regular session at 4 p.m. Thursday, June 16, at the David R. Hourigan Government Center.
Items on the agenda include:
- Minutes of June 2 and June 4 meetings
- Second reading of the 2011-12 fiscal court budget
- Standing order to pre-approve certain recurring expenses
- Transfer of funds within the 2010-11 budget
- Second reading of the revised Marion County Administrative Code
The Kentucky Cancer Program has created a photographic tribute to cancer survivors. The exhibit will be on display at the Marion County Public Library from June 21-30.
A reception is scheduled for 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 21 to coincide with the opening of the exhibit. Inspirational stories about each survivor pictured are also part of the exhibit.
Martha Mattingly of Lebanon is one of featured survivors.
There will not be student drug testing at Marion County High School, for now at least.
The Marion County Board of Education tabled the decision to approve a drug testing policy Tuesday evening, June 14, during its regular monthly meeting.
In March, the board unanimously voted to adopt a resolution for a drug-testing program at MCHS for the 2011-12 school year.
In an engagement announcement for Catherine Corbett and Charles Bruce Parkerson Jr., it mistakenly said Corbett attended Bardstown High School and is employed at Heaven Hill Distillery. Actually, Parkerson attended Bardstown High School and is employed at Heaven Hill Distillery.
To celebrate 45 years of serving fresh, never frozen chicken, Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken is asking fans to shake a tail feather this summer and show the world how their version of the chicken dance is done. In addition to several giveaways totaling more than $6,000, Lee's is hosting the 2011 Chicken Dance Contest, an effort to reward the most original and funky fan video.
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Spain had a mixed reaction on Tuesday to Argentine Gerardo Martino being appointed as the new coach of champions Barcelona, judging by online polls and columns.
Martino, 50, was chosen by Barca on Monday to replace Tito Vilanova, who stepped down on Friday because of the throat cancer that has plagued him for two years.
Barca's first Argentine coach since Cesar Menotti in 1984 will sign a three-year contract. He will fly in on Wednesday, but will not be in charge for the high-profile friendly against European champions Bayern Munich on Wednesday.
Martino was not amongst the favourites for the job, with Barca originally wanting to continue the tradition of appointing a coach from within the club — as they had had done with Vilanova in 2012 and Pep Guardiola in 2008.
However, the two obvious choices, former Barca players Ernesto Valverde and Luis Enrique, had recently signed for Athletic Bilbao and Celta Vigo respectively.
Martino, who recently led Newell's Old Boys to the Argentine league title, was recommended to Barca by former Bilbao coach Marcelo Bielsa, and also by star striker Lionel Messi and his father Jorge.
The Messis are fans of Newell's and, the same as Martino and Bielsa, hail from Rosario.
An online poll in Mundo Deportivo showed on Tuesday that 60 per cent of readers agreed with the signing of Martino.
However, a similar poll taken by Sport showed only 47 per cent in favour, and that Luis Enrique would have been a more popular choice.
Sport said that "this decision will have to be explained very well" by club president Sandro Rosell, and that it was "a risky decision." Sport added that the decision showed "the massive power that Messi has at the club...a power that he has, quite rightly, gained by his performances and goals."
Madrid paper AS called the Martino decision as "good news for Messi in what has been a difficult summer for him," due to the charges of tax evasion made against him by the Spanish prosecutor's office.
Meanwhile, Marca quoted Jose Yudica, who was the coach at Newell's when Martino was the midfield general, in the 1980s, as saying, "Martino is going to win almost every game at Barcelona. It's impossible that he fails with such a team. He works really hard and believes in good football."
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In recent days, however, some unsettling measurements have been recorded: The shaking has moved to the north. Because most of the earthquakes in that area have, up until now, occurred at depths of more than ten kilometers, an eruption is not expected in the area, the local authorities have said. The magma seems to be contained in the depths thus far.
If the lava was being spewed in shallower water, there would be a danger of large steam explosions, says to Ramon Ortiz, the science advisor to the local government. But there are no fears of large eruptions on land according to Spain's National Geographic Institute (IGN). The only risk is in the immediate vicinity of the eruption site, where there may be lava flows and rocks flung into the air. Still, many of the nearly 600 residents of the fishing village of La Restinga on the southern tip of the island have now returned home after being evacuated two weeks ago.
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The risk of large, explosive eruptions in the Canary Islands, however, "should not be neglected," Sobradelo and her colleagues insist in their study. The frequency of their occurrence cannot currently be estimated. But even the most momentous outbursts of the past few centuries remained localised. In 1706, lava from the Pico del Teide volcano hit Tenerife, burying the port town of Garachio in the northwest of the island where massive black boulders now form the remnants of the lava flow. On Lanzarote, lava poured through villages in the north of the island from 1730 to 1740 and again in 1824. La Palma has experienced more than a hundred eruptions in the past 20,000 years; most recently in 1971 when a flow of lava ran into the sea.
El Hierro is the youngest of the Canary Islands, appearing above the surface of the sea just over a million years ago. As such, it is likely its magma reservoir may still be very large; geologists suspect it is around ten kilometers below the seabed -- most of the tremors have occurred at this depth. The last confirmed eruption was in 550 BC, although there are also disputable reports of an event in 1793.
In the eastern Canaries, on the other hand, supplies of lava have largely run out; they have already been far removed from the magma source. On Lanzarote and Gran Canaria, volcanic activity has already lasted 15 million years, on Fuerteventura 20 million. Although there has not been an eruption on Fuerteventura in the past 20,000 years, the volcano is still considered active -- unlike La Gomera, which seems to have run out of fresh magma. The island is expected to be spared from any future volcanic eruptions. It pays a price for this, however -- without any new lava, La Gomera will be washed away by rain and sea, and eventually, over the course of millions of years, will gradually sink back into the ocean.
Only fresh magma secures the existence of the Canaries; it was volcanic eruptions which allowed the islands to grow above the water in the first place. The sea is already at work trying to reclaim the land. Coastal roads have repeatedly had to be moved inland after being battered by floods. But the recent underwater lava eruptions could be creating new land near El Hierro, and residents are waiting eagerly to see if it will grow beyond the surface.


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After you install and open the Nexus Q app, the Google Play and YouTube apps on your phone or tablet will offer a new feature to stream entertainment through Nexus Q.
Each Nexus Q device is designed to control the equipment in one room: speakers, AV systems, TVs, and more. Each room with a Nexus Q appears in the Nexus Q app, where you can control what's playing and at what volume, or (for music only) stream to multiple rooms at the same time.
And when friends come to visit, they can also use the Nexus Q app to stream any of their own music or movies from Google Play through your Nexus Qs, using their own Android phones or tablets.
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Yzerman's Biggest Decision Yet
Oh, to be Steve Yzerman.
NHL Hall of Famer, three-time Stanley Cup champ, multi-gold medalist, jersey in the Joe Louis Arena rafters, sharp dresser… you get the picture.
He's also general manager of the Lightning, a team that currently resembles a snowbird in the far left lane of the Howard Johnson in rush hour trying to figure out this "GPX-Box" their grandson gave them. They have no idea what direction they're going and can't get out of their own way. And it's annoying you, big time.
Oh, to be Steve Yzerman.
In a season not sabotaged by Gary Bettman, the Lightning would be going through an understandable December roller coaster with months of recovery time in front of them. It happens to every team in every season, but this 48-game season is obviously different.
Tampa Bay, like everyone else, began the year in the thick of a playoff race.
With the Lightning still trending down, if this was Toronto or Manhattan, perhaps firing the coach to right the ship would be the most logical choice to satisfy the masses holding pitchforks and torches.
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Crunch's Streak Snapped By Devils, 3-1Submitted by jghoughtaling on March 1, 2013 - 23:22
Despite controlling the play for the first 40 minutes, the Syracuse Crunch entered the third period in a scoreless tie.
The Crunch led the Albany Devils in shots, 26-11, and rang several shots off the pipes behind netminder Jeff Frazee, but were unable to land the proverbial knockout blow.
Albany countered with a pair of goals one minute apart in the third to upend Syracuse, 3-1, at the Onondaga County War Memorial Friday night. The loss snaps an eight-game winning streak for the Crunch, who still pace the Eastern Conference with 74 points.
"I thought we played well enough to win, but we had a few mistakes that cost us," said Syracuse forward Brett Connolly. "That was the difference in the game."
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Lightning Roster PredictionsSubmitted by chad on January 6, 2013 - 15:19
With the NHL and NHLPA coming to an agreement last night, it's time to take a peak at what the Lightning might look like when the season starts in a couple weeks.
I was asked on Twitter this week how I thought the Lightning would fare in a shortened season. My answer is three fold. It depends on:
1. Goaltending
2. Special teams
3. How quickly the team gels
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NHL Scoring Projections for Lightning Forwards in SyracuseSubmitted by mike on October 12, 2012 - 13:02
Despite the large void the NHL lockout created, the hockey season is already long underway. Various amateur and professional leagues throughout North America and Europe have wrapped up their preseasons and are set to begin or are already in the thick of regular season action.
The Lightning's new AHL affiliate, the Syracuse Crunch, open their 2012-2013 season tonight with an impressive roster that boasts the nucleus of last season's Calder Cup-winning roster and an infusion of talent with varying professional experience: (J.T. Brown, Brett Connolly, Danick Gauthier, Riku Helenius, Dmitry Korobov, Vladislav Namestnikov, Jared Nightingale, Matt Taormina and J.T. Wyman). In the absence of big-league action, watching much of the (currently foreseeable) lifeblood of the Lightning's future skate and bond together is a much-welcomed tonic.
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A Closer Look at Brett Connolly's Rookie SeasonSubmitted by mike on August 9, 2012 - 09:52
Brett Connolly, you may have noticed, has been a polarizing figure for some time now. From the day he was drafted, really, as his gum-chewing and detached demeanor during an interview rubbed some the wrong way. Subsequent appearances have not helped much to alleviate the general perception of Connolly as cold and aloof, the antithesis to the ebullient Steven Stamkos. Perhaps, too, the early returns Anaheim and Carolina have received from Cam Fowler and Jeff Skinner may have had some fans wondering if Yzerman chose the wrong kid in 2010. However, a lackluster personality and not developing as quickly as others can easily be forgiven.
That Connolly's immediate future within the Lightning organization has come into question, though, is mostly a result of his roller-coaster of a rookie season during which he seemed to spend more time plummeting than climbing. The late-season signings and professional debuts of J.T. Brown and Alex Killorn as well as AHL MVP Cory Conacher earning a contract are significant factors too, but the discussion truly begins and ends with Connolly's own performance, of which opinions seem to range from entirely disastrous to, at best, disappointing. The prescriptions vary, too, from calls to bury Connolly in Syracuse for at least a season, starting him there with the expectation he'll earn a call-up, having him battle for an available roster spot in training camp and even reserving one for him so as to avoid crushing his confidence.
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Will temperature really have that great an effect? And I've heard Talc has moisture retention properties, any truth to this?
Temperature spec's from the manufacturer should be followed - they vary. There are epoxies that are specially formulated for cold or damp or even underwater applications. They are generally VERY expensive though. I have found you're generally O/K down to about 50 with a fast hardener although it will slow down a bunch.
Talc does have moisture retention properties. This can be a very minor, occasional problem when using polyester body filler and especially with auto body primer over bare metal, if left unpainted - that's where the reputation came from. When mixed with epoxy I've never heard of it. I was given the process by an old time boatbuilder and boatyard owner - it's always worked superbly for me. Don't forget, worst possible case, even if it acted like a sponge, you'll still have the epoxy resin coating under it and several coats of barrier coat over it.
After sandblasting is one priming coat of epoxy sufficient on the keel, and then i can move onto filling?
Yes, strictly speaking it's not a primer coat, it's a sealer coat - you get it on fast to seal the bright, unoxidized metal from the air to prevent any oxidation which would degrade the bond of the coatings.
How much dry time is necessary between coats in your experience?
Until it's hard enough to not gum up sandpaper - varies depending on the catalyst, air temp etc. Sometimes the starting area is cured enough by the time you've finished the end. - It's very easy, you'll see. If you've ever patched or mudded drywall you'll have no problem - very similar process.
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Children's Named Among the Nation's Top 10 Pediatric Hospitals by U.S.News & World Report
"The objective of the Best Children's Hospitals rankings is to help children with uniquely challenging medical needs, and for these special patients, it is essential they seek treatment at pediatric facilities with deep expertise. With this year's rankings, we're providing important information on the best of the best," said U.S.News & World Report health rankings editor
The 2009 edition of America's Best Children's Hospitals will be featured in the August issue of U.S.News & World Report available on newsstands
"This recognition is a wonderful celebration of the dedication, commitment and compassion of our medical staff and faculty at UT Southwestern Medical School, our staff and our volunteers and supporters," said
The methodology behind this year's rankings weighed a three-part blend of reputation, outcome, and care-related measures such as nursing Magnet status, patient and family services, advanced technology, credentialing and other factors. A detailed description of the methodology can be found at www.usnews.com/childrenshospitals.com .
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The Children's Medical Center pediatric healthcare system devotes itself solely to caring for the complex medical needs of children. The hospital is ranked among the nation's top 10 hospitals by U.S.News & World Report, and its nursing services rank in the top 5 percent of the nation's hospitals for nursing excellence. Children's is also the state's only pediatric hospital with Level 1 Trauma status and one of only 15 in
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THE recent protest at Hong Lim Park is not something we should be proud of ("White Paper protest draws big crowd"; Sunday).
Even in the United States, lawmakers are worried that tough immigration laws could prevent bright young entrepreneurs from setting foot in the country ("US visa laws hinder bright foreigners"; Thursday).
Recently, foreign researchers here have made breakthroughs in cancer research and other fields. These are the people who would put Singapore on the world map. Their cutting-edge research could attract top-notch companies to base their operations here. Surely, this would benefit Singaporeans.
The Government is taking the right measures to ensure that Singapore does not face the same predicament as what the US is experiencing. The Government must continue to convince Singaporeans of the benefits of bringing in talented foreigners, and not succumb to populist policies that would be catastrophic in the long run.
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Please please please, do not ever stop your vehicle on the train tracks. Do not cross the tracks unless you can see there is enough room for your entire vehicle on the other side of the tracks. If the traffic light turns red while you are on the tracks for some reason, it is safer to run the red light than to remain stopped on the train tracks. Collisions like this should never happen if drivers are competent.
Aren't truck drivers supposed to have extra training and extra testing? I hope this driver gets his license pulled after this stunt.
Glad he didn't derail the train and kill the passengers.
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U.S. Air Force Airman Shelby N. Redman recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio.
Daughter of Phyllis Lemasters of Oliver Springs, she graduated in 2010 from Oliver Springs High School.
Redman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
Army Reserve Pvt. Rachel E. McCoy recently graduated from basic combat training at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla.
Daughter of Stacy McCoy of Kingston, she graduated in 2007 from Roane County High School.
During the nine weeks of training, McCoy studied the Army mission and received instruction and training exercises in drill and ceremonies, Army history, core values and traditions.
Col. Franklin C. McCauley Jr. of Kingsport has been named by the Tennessee Army National Guard as the 10th commander of the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment.
The 278th, headquartered in Knoxville, has a unit that operates from the Rockwood National Guard Armory.
McCauley is presently deputy commander of the regiment.
He follows Col. Jeffrey Holmes who was named commander of the 194th Engineer Brigade in Jackson earlier this month.
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With April designated as National Foot Health Awareness Month, the staff of Roane Medical Center, Harriman, is telling patients to keep their feet pampered this year by practicing good foot health maintenance and recognizing signs of common foot conditions.
According to a recent survey by the American Podiatric Medical Association, nearly 72 percent of Americans experience foot pain that prevents them from exercising.
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Hundreds of residents attended the Roane County Commission meeting to protest their property tax appraisals. Individuals testified how property sometimes tripled or quadrupled in assessed value while little or no improvement was reportedly done since the last assessment. Nearly 5,000 property owners appealed the reappraisal.
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Several free nature walks are scheduled this spring in various areas of the U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge Reservation.
The walks will help celebrate 2011 as the International Year of Forests by the United Nations. Information available will focus on area efforts to sustainably manage and conserve the reservation's resources and efforts to protect them from invasive plants.
Participants should plan to wear layered clothing, sturdy shoes and bring insect repellant and water.
Oliver Springs Elementary School kindergarten student Heaven Branum was recently crowned 2011 Little Miss Tiny Tot Oliver Springs.
She is the daughter of Robert and Jessie Branum.
Grandparents are Debbie Johnson and Bob and Jan Branum.
Heaven has two sisters, Keriana and Tabitha.
Marriage licenses granted at the Roane County Courthouse in March:
Benjamin Mark Cooley to Carrie Annette Nelson
Mark Allen Walls to Amanda Leigh Marine Huling
Eric Nathaniel Ross to Brandi Michelle Barnes
Michael William Westover to Jennifer Marie Murphy
Travis McKinley Clayborne to Tasha Jean Forrester
William Adam Godsey to Marybeth Ashley Lovelace
Gary Wayne Jackson to Heather Mae Jackson Harris
Divorces granted Dec. 1-Feb. 4 at the Roane County Courthouse:
Amy Jo Evans Long vs. James Michael Long
Amanda Jones-Foster vs. Matthew Richard Foster
William Michael Watson vs. Faith Charlene Watson
Michael Hobert Long vs. Helen Louise Long
Charles Edward Berkshire vs. Monica Lynn Berkshire
Vernon Paul Law II vs. Holly Michelle Metcalf Wilkens
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What are the causes and effects of ENSO? part of Cutting Edge:Develop Program-Wide Abilities:Complex Systems:Teaching Activities
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This ocean activity is used to help students analyze different solutions to a real-world case study of the problem of using various coastal stabilization structures. It is intended to be used as a small group ...
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Music has been a mainstay of movies since the first talkie: The Jazz Singer. Although there have been a lot of poor movies about Rock and Roll (Streets of Fire) and some just plain weird movies (Magical Mystery Tour), there actually has been a number of very good rock movies both fictional and documentaries. Here some of the best:
Almost Famous (2000). One of my favorite movies. Much of the early film was shot on location in San Diego where Cameron Crowe lived this story. When the Cameron Crowe character finally gets in back stage and Yes is playing on the soundtrack gets me everytime. I've watched this movie 15 times and could easily watch 15 more.
Rock and Roll High School (1979). Goofy fun but the Ramones steal the show. The first scene with the Ramones is classic.
Filth and the Fury (2000). Documentary about the Sex Pistols that is both very well made and extremely interesting. The emotion in Johnny Rotten's voice when talking about the death of Sid Vicious ("he was one of the Johns�) is palpable.
School of Rock (2003). Wears its love for Rock and Roll on it's sleeve. The montage with the Jack Black character teaching about the history of rock and The Ramones playing in the background is fantastic.
Dont Look Back (1967). The classic documentary about Dylan in England following his "going electric� at Newport. This is Dylan unfiltered and a critical point in his career. My favorite scene is with Donovan in a hotel room. Donovan sings this song with some flowery Elizabethan lyrics sung to a Dylan tune. Dylan counters with a new song: It's all over now baby blue and right there you know Donovan will never be "the new Dylan.�
Decline of Western Civilization (1981). Documentary about the L.A. Punks of the early 80's including X, Fear, Black Flag. Hard to find these days but a perfect document of an important musical scene.
24 Hour Party People (2002). Fun, semi-accurate account of the Manchester scene as seen through the eyes of Tony Wilson. The scenes with Joy Division are fantastic.
I know there are a lot more out there. What have I missed?


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LAKEWOOD — The Columbine girls lacrosse team breathed rarified air on April 20, cracking the top 10 in the CHSAA poll for the first time on the strength of a seven-game winning streak. The No. 8-ranked Lady Rebels promptly extended the run to nine with a pair of routs before closing the week against Golden in a key Jeffco League matchup.
ARVADA — Santana Garcia peeked up at the scoreboard, shook his head in disgust and continued to swim in what was to have been a cool-down period after the 50-yard freestyle. It was more like cooling off time for the Chatfield Senior High junior.
Already coping with the stress that comes this time of year with SAT testing, finishing second in a race that Garcia felt that he should've won didn't help matters April 18 at the Jeffco Invite at George J. Meyers Pool.
LAKEWOOD — Chatfield's boys lacrosse team felt a sense of déjà vu when it fell behind Wheat Ridge 2-0 early in its April 17 5A Front Range League game at Trailblazer Stadium. A week earlier on the same field, the Chargers spotted Columbine a 3-0 early lead and couldn't quite recover, bowing 10-8 for its first league setback.
The following are results from CHSAA's Legislative Council meeting, held April 16 in Aurora:
Columbine rallies, wins rematch with Ralston Valley
LAKEWOOD — Tatum Barton and Chloe Chapman scored a pair of second-half goals as defending 5A state champion Columbine rallied to knock off Ralston Valley 2-1 in a rematch of last year's state title game on April 14 at Lakewood Memorial Field.
Sarah Luebking made five saves for Columbine.
The win was the Lady Rebels' fourth straight.
LAKEWOOD — From the ride to Trailblazer Stadium to the pregame warm-ups, there was a different vibe to this Columbine-Chatfield boys' lacrosse game for the Rebels.
A clash of 5A top-10 teams with first place in the Front Range League on the line, the intensity was in the air. The last thing Columbine head coach Matt Plitnick wanted was his team to dig itself an early hole.
Senior midfielder Jalissa Dehaan, just as her teammates did as well, realized how disconcerting the situation was with her third-ranked Front Range Christian Lady Falcons and top-ranked Denver Christian tied with time winding down in their April 9 girls soccer encounter.
"It was the process of us gaining the momentum back," Dehaan said. "Toward the end, we were controlling the ball a lot more, and we were having better touches. It was mostly on our side, and we were getting a lot more shots."
Grace Koza's mission as a freshman in 2014 was to qualify for the 5A state championships at No. 1 singles, a fait accompli despite losing in the first round of regional play.
This year, the Chatfield sophomore, who lost in the first round at state to the only other No. 1 singles freshman qualifier, won't be satisfied by merely making it that far.
LAKEWOOD — Marin Olson just knew she was going to score.
The Columbine sophomore midfielder/defender looked into one corner and then stared down Bear Creek goalkeeper Hunter Worthley before depositing the game-winning penalty kick into the left corner in the 86th minute as the Lady Rebels escaped with a 2-1 victory April 10 at Lakewood Memorial Field.
The hikers had covered less than 50 yards along Two Brands Trail at Hildebrand Ranch Park before stopping to inspect a small patch of pinkish petals a few inches off the ground.
Pam Little, a native plant master volunteer from Conifer with Jeffco Open Space, gathered the group around as she identified the delicate flora as red-stemmed filaree. A non-native plant, it was introduced by the Spanish via the feed they brought for their horses.
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While Victoria's Secret suffered a big blow with the loss of Miranda Kerr earlier this year from their roster, they've not suffered in the searching for the next big lingerie thing department. Wicked hot Hungarian women like Barbara Palvin can certainly help you get over your last breakup. In her new shoot for V.S. for their October catalog, Barbara shows not only why she's quite possibly the hottest woman in the world with her same first name, but also some of the innate bodily talents we saw from Miranda over the years during her angelic turn.
Yes, there's no such thing as replacing Miranda Kerr. But, yes, there is such a thing as the short-attention span of most men (and our Sapphic leaning ladies) that allows us to say, 'Yes, Barbara, I'm over my tears, now let's make sweet love in a vat of sticky honey.' This is how we abide. Enjoy.


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Arizona Wildcats
Updated Jun 18, 2013 - 10:02 am
Wildcats boast easiest non-conference football schedule
If the Arizona Wildcats struggle to win games in 2013, it probably won't be due to their out of conference slate.
According to CBS Sports' Bruce Feldman, Rich Rodriguez's team has the softest non-conference schedule in the land.
Year Two of the Rich Rod Era sees the Wildcats face two of their three non-conference opponents coming off eight-win seasons, but it's FCS Northern Arizona and Texas-San Antonio, which lost its other four games by at least 20. Arizona's other non-con game is on the road but it's at UNLV, which was 2-11 last season.
Last season, Arizona's non-conference schedule included Toledo, Oklahoma State and South Carolina State -- all at home, with Arizona winning all three games. Including Pac-12 play they faced five top-25 teams, and they went 2-3 in those contests.
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I've probably had ~1000 EISA machines pass new through my hands in the old days, but almost exclusively servers, and mostly Pentium. There were also a number of Alpha-based machines that used EISA, and the HP 9000 HP-PA-based machines used it. I *think* I've seen a MIPS-based EISA machine from back when we thought we'd be running WinNT on MIPS. Good times. For a relatively short period of time, it was extremely popular at the high end. It was never really direct competition for VL-Bus, which was more "we need more bandwidth for consumer level video and PCI isn't here yet" than "new bus arch for high performance computing". I don't have one now, but did within the last 5 years. FWIW...EISA is why PCI isn't as closed and license heavy as MCA.


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What is decision automation?by Dan Power
The concept of decision automation is deceptively simple and intriguingly complex. From a narrow perspective, a decision is a choice among defined alternative courses of action. From a broader perspective, a decision involves the complete process of gathering and evaluating information about a situation, identifying a need for a decision, identifying or in other ways defining relevant alternative courses of action, choosing the "best", the "most appropriate" or the "optimum" action, and then applying the solution and choice in the situation. Automation refers to using technologies including computer processing to make decisions and implement programmed decision processes. Typically decision automation is considered most appropriate for well-structured, clearly defined, routine or programmed (cf., Simon, 1960) decision situations.
An automated decision process occurs without any "human" intervention. Decision making procedures are programmed and then the appropriate programs evaluate stored or "real time" data from sensors. Then using either algorithms based on quantitative models, logical or quantitative heuristics, statistical inference, or artificial intelligence technologies one or more actions are chosen to apply in the situation. The actions are taken by effectors including human or machine actors. An effector may change the value in a database, send a message or an alert, move an object or play a message.
Human decision makers determine the rules, models and methods used for making choices and completing decision tasks in programmed decision situations. Conceivably decision automation programs can "learn" from successes and failures and automatically improve and update the relevant stored procedures, rules or likelihoods.
Decision automation is a set of concepts, a related set of technologies, a set of methods and design tools, and an ambitious, general "goal". The range of decision tasks that can be automated has increased as technologies and design tools have imporoved. This technology evolution has also raised aspiration levels and created more challenging development goals. The overriding goal is to replace human decision makers in programmable decision situations where it can be demonstrated that the computered decision is at least as good as that of all or most human decision makers. The working assumption is that decision automation will be cost effective when compared to an equally skilled human decision maker in a programmed decision situation. The greatly expanded and evolving computing infrastructure makes it increasingly cost effective to apply decision automation in situations where that had been prohibitively costly.
Simon, H.A. (1960). The New Science of Management Decision. New York, NY: Harper and Row.
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Around the House -- Seaside Table Runner
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Pick three fabrics and set the mood for a fun summer table. This project can be completed in a day if you're determined.
Creative Pieces -- Beach Calypso
Designed & Quilted by Julie Weaver
Two easy blocks, some easy piecing and an afternoon are all you need to complete this quilt top.
Creative Pieces -- Citrus Table Mat
Designed & Quilted by Holly Daniels
What better way to celebrate summer than with these lovely place mats and a glass of lemonade? Make one or make a tableful.
Creative Pieces -- Dandelions
Designed & Quilted by Lisa Burmann
Incorporating different techniques and textures on the surface of a quilt adds interest and the opportunity to explore quilting options. Try something new and exciting.
Creative Pieces -- Poultry in Motion
Designed & Quilted by Laura Wasilowski
Here's your chance to create an adorable wall hanging designed by an applique legend. You'll be amazed how easy this technique can be.
Creative Pieces -- Raspberry Sorbet
Design by Susan Mayer -- Quilted by Karin Rainier
Turn a large-scale floral print into a gorgeous quilt using a fun and easy technique.
Done in One -- Nesting Bread Baskets
Designed & Quilted by Denise Russell
Make a set or two of these gorgeous bread baskets in an afternoon. Use seasonal fabrics for that special touch to complete any table.
Great American Novels -- Little Women
Designed & Quilted by Chris Malone
Take a trip down memory lane as you stitch your favorite prints into a patchwork of faux granny squares.
Great American Novels -- Sophie's Choice
Design by Nancy Scott -- Quilted by Masterpiece Quilting
This quick and easy quilt is the perfect choice when you want a project to complete in a weekend.
Great American Novels -- The Awakening
Design by Gina Gempesaw -- Quilted by Linda Carey
Take a journey from traditional piecing to paper piecing all in one quilt. This one is a skill builder.
Great American Novels -- The Great Gatsby
Designed & Quilted by Carolyn S. Vagts for The Village Pattern Co.
A classic traditional quilt in soft and romantic fabrics brings to mind an era when opulence was an everyday occurrence and the start of shabby chic was born.
Great American Novels -- The Red Badge of Courage
Designed & Quilted by Julie Weaver
Your fabric choices can make this quick and easy pattern perfect for dads, veterans or anyone you need to make a quilt for in a hurry.
Inspiration Page -- Penelope's Poppies
Designed & Quilted by Laura Wasilowski
Bright colors and easy techniques create a quilt with real WOW factor!
Meet the Designer -- Fearless Fusing With Laura Wasilowski
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No Fear! Find the Joy! Both are catchphrases that depict contemporary fabric artist Laura Wasilowski's art journey.
Panel Magic -- Pathway to My Garden
Designed & Quilted by Sue Harvey & Sandy Boobar of Pine Tree Country Quilts
Make quick work of this lovely lap quilt with the use of a panel and simple piecing.
Traditions With a Twist -- Calico Connections
By Trisha Faye
Quilt blocks take an eighty year journey to come full circle.
Vintage Review & Renew -- Indian Hatchet
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Update and make this classic quilt in a weekend -- without templates!
Make quilting fun and easy!
Get loads of creative patterns for dazzling quilts, quilt techniques that make it easy, profiles of interesting quilters, great gift ideas and more! And you're sure to love the easy-to-understand instructions and full-color photos.


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Ovarian Cancer Center - Utica, NY
Utica Oncologist Doctors for Ovarian Cancer
Type of Physician: Oncologist
What is a Oncologist?
A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; the oncologist specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of all types of cancer and other benign and malignant tumors. These subspecialists decide on and administer chemotherapy as well as consult with surgeons and radiotherapists on other treatment for cancer.
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Facebook Now Lets You Choose Who Will Manage Your Account When You Die – [VIDEO]
Since Wi-Fi is nonexistent in the afterlife, Facebook will now let you choose who can manage your account after you die.
Since Wi-Fi is nonexistent in the afterlife, Facebook will now let you choose who can manage your account after you die.
If you joined us for our digital New Year's Eve party, get ready for our pre-90s bash digital party this Sunday beginning at 10 AM.
We're having a digital New Year's Eve Party sponsored by Express Energy Services on our Facebook page and I've come up with the cheesiest way possible to get you to remember to jump on Facebook at 10AM!
'Like' and 'Share' us on Facebook and you'll have a chance to win lunch for two with Spencer at Whitehouse Meat Market.
It's that time of the year, when pop culture websites and critics publish their annual Best Of lists and we heap praise on the best and most beloved movies and TV shows of the year. But what about the average moviegoer and TV-viewer? That's where Facebook comes in. The social media site has released their top 10 movies and top 10 TV shows of the year, based on the most discussed titled of 2014. While some are fairly obvious, the lists might surprise you and inspire you to contemplate the overlap between what's popular and what's actually good.
If you have Facebook, you've probably seen one of your friends claiming to have earned a $100 gift card from Kohl's just for taking a survey. Don't believe it.
This morning I received a notice that the horrible 'Kill Kendall Jones' page had been removed.
Yet another reason to be careful about what you post on facebook.
If you're new to Facebook, you may not know about the new fad a posting a 'Throwback Thursday'.


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- One year ago, I revealed a list of seven companies -- Corning (GLW), Hess (HES), Rowan (RDC), Patterson-UTI (PTEN), Omega Protein (OME), Kelly Services (KELYA) and American Greetings, a company bought out in August -- that were trading below tangible book value per share.
That measure takes the more commonly used book value per share calculation (shareholders equity divided by shares outstanding), and strips out intangible assets such as goodwill, patents and trademarks. The theory here is that intangible assets can have little real value and may skew a company's true book value; it's simply a more conservative view of book value and is often used by the value crowd.
That group of companies has returned an average of 50% since that column ran, versus 28% for the S&P 500 and 38% for the Russell 2000. Rather than simply screening for companies trading below tangible book, the screen I use for this search includes several other criteria:
- No financial companies
- Long-term debt to equity less than 50%
- Companies must be profitable on a trailing 12-month basis
- Minimum market cap $100 million
While I am pleased with the results of this screen, I know they occurred in an up market, and the real test is performance when the markets are pulling back. The theory is that tangible book value can create a potential floor value in a stock price; that the price should not deviate too far below tangible book value. Of course, companies in distress can and will deviate from that theory.In order to avoid such situations, I have included a couple of criteria in my screen -- profitability on a trailing 12-month basis, and debt to equity ratio below 50% -- that should help guard against the inclusion of troubled companies. Despite the run-ups in stock prices, the six remaining publicly traded companies now trade at an average of 1.23 times tangible book value per share, still on the low side. Rowan is the only remaining company trading below tangible book value.


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2012 Women's Gymnastics Season Preview
Illini Boast No. 15 Preseason Ranking Following Best Season in School History
2012 - Freshman: Did not compete.
High School/Club: Two-time Level 10 Regional Qualifier in 2010-11 ... Two-time Level 9 Regional Qualifier in 2008-09 ... Placed third on bars in 2009 and 13th on the event in 2010 at regionals ... Placed third on vault and floor at the 2011 IHSA state meet and contributed to a second place team finish ... Placed fifth on vault at the 2010 IHSA state meet ... Took 12th on beam and 17th in the all-around at the 2010 JO State Championship ... Named high school's team MVP and earned the Sportsmanship Award in 2011 ... Received the Robert C. Burson Memorial Scholarship Award for accomplishments in academics and athletics and the Illinois American Legion Scholarship Award in 2011 ... Was on the honor roll all four years ... Member of National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, and Spanish Honor Society.
Personal: Born Sept. 20, 1993 ... Daughter of Lynn and Phil Cozza ... Has two sisters, Catherine and Michelle ... Says she chose Illinois because "of the beautiful campus, outstanding academics, and great athletics." ... Majoring in business.
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If you need to get drunk faster…Just do more shots. Don't, I repeat, do not insert rubber hosing up your rectum and spew alcohol up your Exit Only hole. Apparently twelve students in the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at the University of Tennessee haven't been listening to my weekly podcast, 'Reasons Why Not to Hose Booze Up Your Brown Eye' because that's just what they were caught doing. Apparently, these paragons of collegiate intelligence did this because the 'abundance of capillaries and blood vessels present greatly heightens the level and speed of the alcohol entering the bloodstream as it bypasses the filtering by the liver.'
Great job guys. Because nothing spells MANHOOD better than a night out with the guys shoving rubber tubes up each other's rear ends like a deleted scene from the director's cut of Caligula. Why frat members would commit an act that resembles brutal hazing after they've already gotten in, is beyond me. It's like being liberated from Auschwitz and asking if you could go back in to finish your work.
But there is this myth that fraternities are the ones who do the truly horrible hazing at prospective members. But girls in sororities can be just as cruel. And I would know. At my entire time in college, not one sorority girl said yes when I asked her out. See what I mean? Heartless and cruel people.
And in my intense research of female sorority members, I've learned a couple things. One) There actually are communal showers they all use and selflessly lather each other up. Two) If I flash my dad's credit card and show them a black BMW pulled up outside I claim to own, they will offer to sleep with me. And Three) Their hazing is even worse than guys. It's downright scary how awful some of these stories are.
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Peer Educator Program
The mission of the CaPS Peer Educator Program is to provide positive career assistance for undergraduate and graduate McGill students, primarily through professionally supported initiatives: Outreach & Liaison, Advertising & Publicity, and Education. Through the actions of committed volunteers, leadership and standards of excellence, we are assisting students in achieving their highest potential as they explore their career options.
The Role of the Peer Educator
Peer Educators are the link between all McGill students and CaPS. The program is designed to raise awareness of the services offered by CaPS by having a group of dynamic students represent us on campus.
There are three major roles that a Peer Educator can take on:
- Outreach and Liaison (i.e. helping to facilitate events, having a presence in high traffic areas on campus)
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- Education (i.e. giving Info Sessions, reviewing CVs).
Note: A person is not limited to one role and can easily overlap into each of the three roles.
It is up to you how much time you would like to commit and what area you would like to work in. We suggest a minimum of two hours a week on average (we understand during midterms and exam periods this commitment cannot always be met). We encourage you to try all three roles to see which area you like the most.
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There are several benefits in becoming a Peer Educator. You can:
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Columbia Crest H3 Merlot 2012
Merlot from Columbia Valley, Washington
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The Columbia Crest H3 Merlot is a medium-bodied Merlot delivers aromas of spice and blackberry, with a perfect balance of earth, cocoa and ripe cherry flavors with a rich, velvety finish.
Blend: 96% Merlot, 4% Cabernet Sauvignon
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Founded in 1983, Columbia Crest has grown from a small winery in a relatively unknown wine region to one of the most significant wineries in the U.S. and a major force behind Washington state's emergence as a world-class wine region. Over the years, the winery has remained committed to delivery handcrafted, small-lot wines, as well as affordable, superior quality everyday wines. In 2009, the winery reached a milestone when Wine Spectator named their 2005 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon "Wine of the Year," the first time a wine from Washington state has received the ranking. This accolade was not only a historic moment for Columbia Crest, but for all wineries in Washington and reinforced the belief that the region is among the best wine-producing areas in the world. View all Columbia Crest Wines
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Columbia Valley is the largest of Washington State's wine growing regions, with almost 11 million acres. It encompasses a number of smaller regions, including Yakima Valley, Walla Walla Valley, Red Mountain and more. The vast area consists of a range of climates, allowing viticulturists to plant a diverse selection of grape varieties. Most wineries plant rows sparsely, which helps the vines survive the harsh winters.
Notable FactsMerlot is the most popular and most planted grape of the area, followed by Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay. Syrah and Riesling are also popular and continue to grow in acreage.
About WashingtonRelated Links:Now the number two producer in the United States, Washington State has also grown in quality.
So how does a state known for rain and coffee produce high quality wines? They plant their grapes on the east side of the Cascade mountains, away from that ever-present rain cloud that sits along the coast. Perhaps wine grapes do well since the sandy loam soils east of the Cascade range give way to an almost desert-like land, saved from drought only by the helpful rivers that run through the area – and the good irrigation systems.
Thinking that the state would do best with typical northern growing grapes like Riesling and Gewurtztraminer, turns out the apple state is well-suited for reds, namely Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and, more recently, Syrah. Of course, whites have not been forgotten - Washington State Rieslings range from bone-dry to sweet, are well-structured and high quality, and Chardonnay dominates most of the other white plantings, making a range of wines. But the reds of the region, Merlot in particular, have made Washington State a quality force to be reckoned with.
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Alcohol By Volume GuideMost wine ranges from 10-16% alcohol by volume. Some varietals tend to have higher (for example Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon) or lower alcohol levels (Pinot Noir and many white varietals), but there is always some variation from producer to producer. Some wine falls outside of this range, for instance Port weighs in closer to 20%, while Muscat and Riesling are usually a bit below 10%.
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Great article...could it be the next PM for those with foresight? May be the next wave, sure a good way to go for those who can't afford silver or gold...what could it hurt?
Mass Inflation Ahead -- Save Your Nickels!
By James Wesley, Rawles -- Editor of www.SurvivalBlog.com
Updated, February, 2010
I've often mused about how fun it would be to have a time machine and travel back to the early 1960s, and go on a pre-inflation shopping spree. In that era, most used cars were less than $800, and a new-in-the box Colt .45 Automatic sold for $60. In particular, it would be great to go back and get a huge pile of rolls of then-circulating US silver dimes, quarters, and half dollars at face value. (With silver presently around $15.50 per ounce, the US 90% silver (1964 and earlier) coinage is selling wholesale at 11 times face value--that is $11,000 for a $1,000 face value bag.)
The disappearance of 90% silver coins from circulation in the US in the mid-1960s beautifully illustrated Gresham's Law: "Bad Money Drives Out Good." People quickly realized that the debased copper sandwich coins were bogus, so anyone with half a brain saved every pre-'65 (90% silver) coin that they could find. (This resulted in a coin shortage from 1965 to 1967, while the mint frantically played catch up, producing millions of cupronickel "clad" coins. This production was so hurried that they even skipped putting mint marks on coins from 1965 to 1967.)
Alas, there are no time machines. But what if I were to tell you that there is a similar,albeit smaller-scale opportunity? Consider the lowly US five cent piece--the "nickel."
Unlike US dimes and quarters, which stopped being made of 90% silver after 1964, the composition of a nickel has essentially been unchanged since the end of World War II. It is still a 5 gram coin that is an alloy of 75% copper and 25% nickel. (An aside: Some 1942 to 1945 five cent coins were made with 35% silver, because nickel was badly-needed for wartime industrial use. Those "War Nickels" have long since been culled from circulation, by collectors.)
According to www.Coinflation.com, the 1946-2008 Nickel (with a 5 cent face value) had a base metal value of $0.0677413 in 2008. That was 135.48% of its face value. (In recent months, with the recession, and a decline in industrial demand for copper, the base metal value of a nickel dropped below face value. But even at today's commodities prices, you will start out at "break even" by amassing a stockpile of nickels.) I predict that as inflation resumes--most likely beginning in 2011--the base metal value of nickels will rise substantially.
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Very true. I have met all types of metal hounds and stackers through the years and there are a few that have amassed hundreds of pounds of nickels to take advantage of a price increase in the scarcer strategic metal and the copper they are fabricated from. Surprisingly, there are also those that are saving the newer cents for the zinc they contain!
Although the melting cents and nickels is currently "forbidden", the law could be easily changed if a shortage of strategic metals occurred. The Mint is aware of the cost factor and it will not take much longer for the composition to be changed.
I used to think they were crazy but thought otherwise while waiting in line at a scrap yard with a load of scrap steel for which I received peanuts.
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I know someone who has been hoarding nickels for years.
The concept of a shopping spree in 1960 is silly though when you are thinking about our inflated currency. My grand parrents used to have a mortgage in the 60's that was $60.
Today that would be more like $800. which would be a lot closer to the cost of a .45 auto.
Pennies from before 1982 are an even better bet. 95% copper, and they're worth a few cents. In a real dollar collapse, they will easily surpass a fiat dime and more. I have free labor sorting them, because I have two children. We sort LOTS of them. The bank doesn't even flinch anymore when I walk in to swap my rolls of searched pennies for their unsearched rolls, because many people do it looking for collector specimens anyway.
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Why did you decide to attend CU-Boulder?
I decided to attend CU-Boulder because from my very first visit to campus, it felt like home. I grew up in Nebraska and so this was a huge decision. The endless amount of opportunities and resources I found on campus were too good to pass up. My parents fully supported my decision to become a Buff and I haven't regretted a single day of my time here at CU.
What is your favorite thing about life as a CU-Boulder student?
My favorite thing about life as a Buff is the people I'm surrounded by each and every day. My professors care about me and the education they are providing. My academic advisor has also played a huge role in my success at CU, and his recommendations on teachers and courses haven't failed yet. Along with my professors and advisors, the students at CU couldn't be any friendlier if they wanted. The friendships I have made over the years are sure to last a lifetime. I know I will always have my friends to look back with on our wonderful memories.
Favorite thing to do in and around Boulder?
My favorite thing to do around Boulder is to attend sporting events and concerts. Of course we have our sports teams at CU, but Denver is just a bus ride away with multiple professional sports teams. The concerts at Red Rocks are amazing, the outdoor venue and the beautiful Colorado nights are priceless. I have discovered tons of new artists, as well as seen some of my favorite performers during my time as a Buff in Boulder.
Favorite place to eat in Boulder?
The Buff Restaurant
Is there a special moment that you'll always remember?
The first time I went into my professor's office hours I was absolutely terrified. I ended up staying for his entire office hours and have continued to go in each semester at least a couple of times. The moment I realized he was still a person and cared about his students and would support them throughout their career is a moment I will never forget.
What about your involvement in clubs, groups and activities do you enjoy most?
I love how being involved makes CU seem so much smaller. Each of the groups I am involved with is a community within itself. I have created study groups from them and have gained some of my closest friends from the activities. Within each activity, you find people that share common interests in you and that's why we click so well. Getting involved is one of the best things I could have done with my time here at CU.
How important was location and distance from home in your decision to attend CU-Boulder?
Location was key in my decision to attend CU- Boulder. I love the sense of a college town Boulder has, but I also love how close the 'big city' of Denver is. I'm about 4 hours away from my parents and I like that distance as well. It's close enough that if I absolutely need to go home on a weekend I can, but it's far enough that they can't always be popping up (even though I love seeing them!).
Boulder and the Denver area can seem like a pretty big place to some students – what has been your experience with being able to get around and explore?
I brought my car up freshmen year, and if I could do it again I would have left it at home. Boulder's public transportation is amazing. The buses get you around anywhere in Boulder and are very reliable. There are even buses that run out to the Flatiron's Mall, as well as Denver and the airport. Since a bus pass is included in our tuition I have learned to take more advantage of public transportation. There are night buses that run as well, so I never feel unsafe walking back to my house.
I understand you had the opportunity to travel abroad as a student – what was that experience like, and what impact(s) did it have on you?
Every student must go abroad if they have the opportunity, it was life changing. I had an internship with the Gaelic Athletic Association in Ireland this summer and I loved every second. I learned so much about myself, and seeing different cultures, learning their history and why they do what they do is eye opening. The relationships I developed while abroad and the people who touched me impacted me more than I could have imagined.
Do you feel CU-Boulder has given you opportunities to succeed?
I definitely think CU-Boulder has given me opportunities to succeed. There are tons of different mentoring programs across campus that have contributed to my success. The fact that we have Career Services that is a free resource for students is amazing. They will help you with your resume, interview skills, networking and even bring employers directly to campus for career fairs. We also have free tutoring services for students living in the residence halls. The resources are endless and the advisors, professors and staff around campus want students to succeed - as a CU student, you just have to take advantage of them.
What one piece of information or advice would you give to students who are considering attending CU-Boulder?
I think anyone considering attending CU-Boulder is already on the right path. We have so much to do here that you will definitely find your place. I think students shouldn't be intimidated by the size of our school, rather think of it as endless opportunities. You can always make a big school smaller by getting involved, but you can't make a small school any bigger.


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The last 2 weeks have seen the worst floods in Kashmir for almost 50 years. In Pakistan alone, more than 250 people have died and hundreds of thousands have been displaced. The waters currently extend well into the country's most populous province, Punjab and are due to effect more southern areas in Sindh and Balochistan, very soon. Climate change scenarios predict events like this will be increasingly common, especially in South Asia, where already, there is evidence that the annual monsoon has become much less predictable than in the past. A combination of Pakistan's agricultural economy, reliance on river-bodies for irrigation and its high number of poor, rural communities, make it particularly vulnerable to the effects of flooding, predicted to become more common under future climate change scenarios. According to an expert panel convened last month in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, a combination of lack of political will, poor governance and degradation of natural resources is to blame for the countries current lack of climate change readiness.


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ROCKINGHAM — FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital will be able to provide a limited number of free screening mammograms to women who meet need qualifications thanks to a grant from Susan G. Komen for the Cure of Charlotte.
The Komen mammography screenings are available for Richmond County residents who are at least 40, are uninsured and in need of assistance to get a screening mammogram.
Breast cancer is the No. 1 cancer diagnosed and the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in women. A woman has a one in eight chance of developing breast cancer sometime during her life. When breast cancer is found and treated early, the five-year survival rate is 98 percent.
Risk factors may increase your chances of developing breast cancer. Having a risk factor does not mean that you will get breast cancer, however. Richmond Memorial provided the following guidelines:
Know your risk
• Talk to your family to learn about your family health history
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• Have a mammogram every year starting at age 40 if you are at average risk
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Know what is normal for you - See your health care provider right away if you notice any of these breast changes:
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Hello friends! It's me, Leslie with Color Me Pretty and this time I wanted to work with a softer palette filled with neutrals, leaf greens, amber, lavender and a little chartreuse. My experiment was to use these colors while trying to find my inner "botanist" because little touches of science seems to be a popular trend in home decor that I just can't get enough of… I hope you like my translation of this today!
Decorating Tips: You can bring this decorating "scientist" look into your house really simply with lovely glass lab bottles filled with samples from a walk in the park or around your yard. I also love the look of amber glass for a similar effect. Instead of recycling my glass vitamin bottles I save them as little flower vases to hold smaller "specimens". If you are not into vitamins you can also purchase amber glass bottles really inexpensively at bottle supply companies and they come in all sorts of fun sizes.
Old botanical drawings of plants and antique looking fonts can also be easily found and used to compliment this look. If you are making your own projects, it helps if you create a little series and use date stamps -think science project observations! I walked around my garden and painted a few samples of what was growing last week, but photographs or collages could have been good too. If you put a little label and date on each piece you start to create a "study" kind of look that can be displayed together.
DIY Idea: I wanted to create a quick clothesline effect to hang watercolor renderings I did of what is growing right now in my little garden. However, I could not decide where I wanted to drill the holes into my walls! Instead I made a clothesline canvas that can be propped up anywhere and made in a jiffy. I used natural twine, mini wooden clothes pins, a canvas board (from an art supply store) and some heavy duty tape. As long as you do not hang anything too heavy, the mini twine clothes lines reinforced with duct tape on the back of the canvas can hold your inspiring little pieces. If you want to do something a little stronger you can use a prepared canvas that is wrapped around a wooden frame (ones made up for oil paintings) and use hanging screws and wires to create the clothes lines. Attach the hanging screws to the sides of the canvas, screwing them into the wood and use the wire as you hanging line. Either way you have an easy moveable display for your bits of inspiration. – xo Leslie.
Do you have any ideas that you'd like to share on how to bring a little decorating science into your home? Please share in the comments section!
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I love it when you've read a blog post here and are thoughtful and felt inspired by it enough to contact me sharing something related… Like today what Marianne from Noces de Coton in France contacted me (thanks, Marianne!) after reading this post about how I make my home cozy for fall. She left a link to a project she tried at home to give her space a more seasonal feel. It's lovely! Here is what she does to warm up her home for fall…
"I've given my living-room a Fall look with pillows, scented candles – I have one that smells like wood fire! Almost as if we had a fireplace in the room! And blankets, and also with a little super simple piece of DIY art with a deer head shape in a fake wood vinyl paper on a canvas. You can check it out here. Hope U like it!"
Yes Marianne, I like it very much!
Marianne's deer DIY was crafted simply by cutting a deer silhouette using faux bois vinyl sticky paper (like the kind you use to line drawers) and by painting the surface (not sure if it's wood or canvas but I'm guessing wood would be the best choice as it's smooth and bump-free) with gray Farrow & Ball paint – N°91. Easy and beautiful!
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Okay so I was sitting on my sofa the other night looking at the artwork on my wall thinking about my frames and how I'd love to do something with them. I'm not in the painting mood. And then I thought about decoupaging the frames. No, not feeling that idea either. Then I thought about Japanese tape and the whole obsession with it lately and how I could easily use it on my frames because it is creative and commitment-free. As I looked at the rolls I realized their width is nearly the same as the frames, so I grabbed a few frames, placed them on my table, and got started this morning with a 5 minute DIY project that I'd love to share, minus detailed instructions because it's quite straight forward. It involves tape, a pair of scissors, and a frame. :)
The best part is, you can change them as often as you'd like because the tape leaves zero tackiness behind, it is super easy to remove, and you can use it over and over again. I imagine this being a hit with students, in work spaces at home, and for teenagers in addition to those of us who are just a bit kooky and enjoy being creative at home with our art supplies. It also does not lift the paint from the frame. It's the perfect tape for this project so if you try this ONLY use the masking kind made with Japanese washi paper since anything else may be a problem. Also use frames they are nearly the exact width of the tape (3/4″), mine are all from IKEA. You can use the tape on the natural wood frames but since some of it is semi transparent it seems to work best on those painted white.
Fun idea, right? Of course, you can glue lace, ribbon and everything else to them instead but I wanted to do something extremely easy and inexpensive to my frames and this was the quickest solution I could find. Plus, I mean seriously, there are so many cool things to do with this Japanese tape that I couldn't resist thinking of something new.
Tip: Select tape in colors and patterns that enhance the artwork or photos inside, for instance the grid pattern above really brings out the lines and colors of this Mississippi riverboat print by Jennifer Davis.
Here's where you can find the tape I've used: Ginko Papers, Origamisan, MissMacau, washimatta, lovepetitzakkajapan, felt cafe, Pretty Tape, and the HeyDay Shop to name just a few!
Additional DIY Tip: You can use it on your shelves at home, just tape around the edging and there you have it – fun!
Have fun! (images: holly becker for decor8)
Juliette from the Zuhause blog told me about a jam jar diy project that she posted on her site yesterday… Just an FYI in case you've been wanting to try this at home, Juliette can help you!
Note: as with any DIY project where you're playing with electricity (he he) please be careful and exercise caution!!!
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