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Long Island, NY, teenager turns a part-time internship into cutting-edge biomedical innovations and international honors
If you happened to step into the lab at Columbia University's medical center on a Saturday and saw a young woman named Julia Poje hard at work, you might not think anything was unusual. After all, Poje's research into using the principles of molecular computing to come up with new detection methods for Ebola and Marburg viruses is exactly the type of cutting-edge research one would expect graduate students to be conducting at a world-class laboratory.
But what's unique about Poje's situation at Columbia is that she's not a grad student. She's not even an undergrad. In fact, she has yet to even start college. Poje is a high school senior who has spent the past few years as an intern at an NSF-sponsored research project headed by Joanne Macdonald. With Macdonald's mentoring and encouragement, Poje was able to turn her curiosity about science into a research project that won high honors at the prestigious Intel Fair last month and may one day give doctors in the field a fast and reliable test for deadly diseases.
According to Poje, her passion for science was shaped in part by a lack of television choices. "When I was little, my family didn't have cable," she explains, "so instead of watching cartoons I watched Nature and NOVA on PBS. Watching these two shows made me want to learn everything I could about the world around me, and I realized that science often provided the best answers."
By the time Poje arrived at Columbia for an internship, Macdonald's lab at the Division of Experimental Therapeutics, Department of Medicine, Columbia University Medical Center was used to putting high school interns to work. When Macdonald was a post-doctoral researcher, her mentor at the time, Milan Stojanovic, had introduced teenage interns to the lab in the afterschool hours. Macdonald realized the students wouldn't be able to learn much in a couple of hours, so she offered to have the students come in for a full day on Saturdays as well. This enabled them to be important participants in the work taking place there. "They're actually doing real science," Macdonald explains.
Macdonald and her colleagues work in molecular computing, a relatively new field of science that looks at ways certain molecules can mimic the characteristics of transistors in computer circuits. Just as electric transistors can be programmed to perform certain calculations and tasks, molecular computer scientists have found that molecules such as enzymes and DNA can be arrayed and programmed to perform logic functions and other basics of computing. Macdonald's work focuses on how these molecules can be used as detectors of specific pathogens such as viruses.
During her time at Columbia, Poje has worked on filoviruses, a group of viruses that include Ebola and Marburg, two pathogens that can cause severe damage to the blood and organs of humans, frequently resulting in death. Yet for all their danger, scientists know relatively little about filoviruses, and so they offered an intriguing challenge for Poje.
Poje's work has focused on using so-called logic gates comprised of deoxyribozyme to create a reliable detector for Ebola and Marburg. "Basically," Poje explains, "the logic gates are enzymes that will only be activated in the presence of a specific 15-base-pair DNA or RNA sequence, which in this case is a specific sequence from the Ebola or Marburg genome." In Poje's detection system, the molecules stimulate a florescent substrate that displays an "E" for Ebola and an "M" for Marburg.
In February, Poje presented her work, "A Molecular Automation with Built-in Visual Display for Filovirus Identification," at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair, garnering a perfect score from one of the judges and a job offer from another judge who is a researcher at Brookhaven National Labs. Her recognition at the Long Island Fair earned her a spot at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, a prestigious international science competition for high school students, held last month in San Jose, Calif. Competing against more than 1,600 students from more than 50 countries, Poje won two second-place awards. Poje says the best part "was being able to be around a bunch of people who had also been doing research of the same caliber as mine–it was awesome to see what they had been doing."
Although she had taken Advanced Placement science courses at her school, the internship made her project possible. "Without my lab at Columbia," she says, "I wouldn't have had a project. It would have been impossible."
Poje will return to Columbia this summer to continue working on her detector and will then attend Colorado College in the fall, where she says she's "pretty sure" she'll be majoring in biology. For her part, Macdonald says she plans on continuing to hosting high school interns at her lab. "It's really fun," she says of her experience with the students. "I love working with them; their enthusiasm is really a breath of fresh air."
Image Caption: Julia Poje, a Long Island, N.Y., high school student, is shown at this year's Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. As an intern at the Division of Experimental Therapeutics, Department of Medicine, Columbia University Medical Center, Poje worked on creating a detection system for filoviruses, a group of viruses that include Ebola and Marburg. This work won her high honors at the fair this year in San Jose, Calif. Credit: Courtesy of Julia Poje
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Join Pie Ranch for a beautiful day of outdoor exploration, good food and community!
At our 4th annual fundraiser, you will explore the farm on a fun & educational afternoon scavenger hunt, and then cool off with appetizers and locally-crafted wine & beer before dinner.
You will then take your seat at our long farm table for a phenomenal repast prepared by the executive chefs & culinary team from Google. A gourmet, multi-course organic feast featuring Coastside produce and paired with delicious local wines.
After dinner, we will continue the celebration with freshly-baked pie, live music and dancing in our roadside barn!
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New York's legalization of same-sex marriage has unleashed a war of words in Colorado, where a civil-unions bill died earlier this year.
The New York measure passed the Republican-controlled Senate last week in a move that was hailed by Colorado gay-rights supporters, who think it helps their efforts to get a bill through the Republican-controlled House next year.
The sponsors of Colorado's civil-unions bill, Sen. Pat Steadman and Rep. Mark Ferrandino, both gay Denver Democrats, plan to try again next year.
"New York Republican leadership is much smarter than we have here," Steadman told USNews.com.
That remark didn't sit well with Colorado House Speaker Frank McNulty, R-Highlands Ranch.
"If that's the Democrats' (stance), then our Democrats aren't as smart as the Democrats in the New York legislature," he said.
McNulty said Colorado Democrats, thanks to money from wealthy gay-rights activists such as Tim Gill and U.S. Rep. Jared Polis, a Boulder Democrat, controlled the governor's mansion and both the House and the Senate for four years but didn't introduce a civil-unions bill until this year, after Republicans won back the House by a one-seat majority.
"It seems a little bit ridiculous that anyone would be laying this at the feet of Republicans," he said.
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Senate Bill 172 died this year on a party-line vote in a GOP-controlled House committee. Ferrandino said he had votes to get the bill out of the House had the bill made it to the floor.
McNulty speculated Democrats want to use the bill as a wedge issue, but backers say what they are looking for is fairness.
Republican Alex Hornaday, a Denver attorney who is gay, cheered the New York vote, calling it historic.
"This was the first time that it was a Republican-led chamber that enacted marriage equality," he said. "It demonstrated that individual liberty, equal rights and the value of families are not partisan issues."
One of the key architects of the New York victory was Gill, a Denver millionaire and philanthropist. His group, the Gill Action Fund, spent money on attack ads against three vulnerable New York senators who voted against a gay-marriage bill in 2008, according to The Wall Street Journal. Those senators lost to candidates friendly to gay marriage.
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"Colorado's not New York," said Carrie Gordon Earll, spokeswoman for CitizenLink, the political arm of Focus on the Family. "They are worlds apart, not only in geography but in life style and in thinking."
She said some New York Republicans who voted for same-sex marriage had campaigned only last year against the issue. That won't happen in Colorado, she said.
"Our GOP members are free thinkers, in the sense they are going to vote and stand the way they want on this," she said.
Earll criticized Ferrandino and Steadman for "throwing around hardball rhetoric" by bashing Colorado's GOP leadership.
"This shouldn't be hardball politics," Steadman responded. "It should be about fundamental rights, about the freedom to live your own lives without busybody meddling from groups like Focus on the Family or the government."
McNulty, the Colorado speaker, said it's too early to tell what might happen next session.
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Posted: 10/01/2011 - VALPARAISO, Ind. (AP) - Zach Lewis threw for 335 yards and four touchdowns, and Desmond Cox rushed for 131 yards Saturday as Morehead State defeated Valparaiso 38-14.
Posted: 10/01/2011 - VALPARAISO, Ind. (AP) - Zach Lewis threw for 335 yards and four touchdowns, and Desmond Cox rushed for 131 yards Saturday as Morehead State defeated Valparaiso 38-14.
Updated: 09/30/2011 - Vietnam veteran George Collins is buried at Brown Cemetery in Morehead. His widow, Karen Collins, makes daily trips here to visit his gravesite. But once recent trip left her shocked.
Updated: 09/29/2011 - Morehead State (1-3, 0-1) continues its Pioneer Football League schedule on Saturday when it travels to Valparaiso (0-3, 0-0) for a 2 p.m. ET contest at Brown Field
Posted: 09/28/2011 - Morehead State is one of 142 men's college basketball programs that will participate in the 2012 Sears BracketBusters event.
Updated: 09/23/2011 - Enrollment at Kentucky's public colleges and universities is largely flat this fall with the notable exception of Morehead State University.
Posted: 09/22/2011 - Morehead State (1-2 overall) and San Diego (2-1 overall) begin their Pioneer Football League schedules on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. ET when the teams meet at Jayne Stadium.
Updated: 09/20/2011 - Kenneth Faried, will be participating this Thursday in an all-star game organized by fellow first round draft pick Jimmer Fredette
Posted: 09/17/2011 - LORETTO, Pa. – Junior running back Kyle Harbridge rushed for a school-record 346 yards and Saint Francis University (Pa.) rallied from a 21-point deficit to post a 50-49 win over Morehead State University on Saturday afternoon at DeGol Field.
Updated: 09/15/2011 - Morehead State University has set a record for fall enrollment headcount of 10,235 students, MSU President Wayne D. Andrews announced today (Sept. 15).
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Posted: 09/12/2011 - When you think of 9-11, you may think of New York, the Pentagon, and a field in Pennsylvania, but as the nation remembered a moment in history, in places across America like Morehead, Kentucky, loved ones remembered individuals lost ten years ago.
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Posted: 09/05/2011 - Morehead State junior kicker Rainer Duzan and senior defensive end Jerome Raymond were both named Pioneer Football League Players of the Week.
Posted: 09/03/2011 - Former Morehead State basketball standout Demonte Harper, who hit the game-winning three-pointer in MSU's upset of Louisville in the NCAA Tournament in March and was the OVC Tournament MVP, has signed to play professionally in Croatia.
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Updated: 08/30/2011 - MOREHEAD, Ky. – Contests against postseason and tournament contenders North Carolina State, West Virginia, College of Charleston, Ball State, Bucknell and Princeton highlight a highly competitive 2011-12 slate for the Morehead State men's basketball team, as released this week.
Posted: 08/30/2011 - A teenager is in the hospital after he fell from a cliff late Monday.
Updated: 08/26/2011 - A Rowan County Grand Jury has indicted a 21-year-old man for having child pornography.
Updated: 08/25/2011 - MOREHEAD, Ky. – Morehead State's men's basketball team will be one of 12 team participating in the 2011 TicketCity Legends Classic this season. The field for the prestigious event was unveiled Thursday.
Posted: 08/24/2011 - Morehead State has appointed David Williams as head coach of the Eagle softball program.
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Wretched hailed from Milan, Italy circa 1980. Along with bands like Negazione and Cheetah Chrome Motherfuckers, they are the ebodiment of the abrasively noisy Italian hardcore sound. The original line-up was Gigi on guitar, Fabio on bass, Giancarlo on drums, and Gian mario singing. This version of Wretched debuted on their 1982 split EP with Indigesti. The music the band created was furious and raw, with trashed guitars, shreiked vocals, and barely-holding-on drums. Although they originally sang in English, they soon switched to their native Italian, finding it better suited to expressing their radical political message. The band took strong anti-war and pro-anarchist stands through their lyrics and imagery. They also self-released all of their records on a label that came to be known as Chaos Productions. The band lived at the infamous Milano squat Virus, which played host to many classic hardcore shows in the early-mid '80's. Wretched lived and breathed the DIY spirit of rebellion that they advocated in their music.
The band recorded their first EP before switching guitar players and drummers in 1984. Daniele (guitar) and Crema (drums) played on the next record, Finira Mai? and on the full length. These releases established Wretched as one of the best hardcore bands in the world. Appearences on BCT tape comps and the seminal international compilation P.E.A.C.E. spread the word of "Chaos non musica" to everywhere punk was being played. Zambo took over drums in 1985, and the band began its shift into more heavy metal territory. They recorded one more LP and a 7" before internal problems (including Mario's shredded vocal chords) and line-up changes forced them to call it quits. Before melting down, they played the last show at Virus with Antisect. Unfortunately, Wretched's strong commitment to doing it themselves meant that their records have always been hard to get outside of Italy. An official CD discography (mysteriously missing the first EP) came out some time in the mid '90s, and the Furious Years of Italian Hardcore compilation CD fills in the hole. There are also plenty of people out there with tapes or CD-R's of this amazing band. It's well worth tracking one down.
WRETCHED/INDIGESTI split 7" (Autoproduzione, 1982)
IN NOME DEL LORO POTERE TUTTO È SLATO FATTO EP (Autoproduzione, 1983)
FINIRA MAI EP (Autoproduzione, 1983)
LIBERO DI VIVERE LIBERO DI MORIRE LP (Chaos Produzioni, 1984)
LA TUA MORTE NON ASPETTA 12" (Chaos Produzioni, 1986)
IN CONTROLUCE 7" (Chaos Produzioni, 1988)
THE FURIOUS YEARS OF ITALIAN HARDCORE PUNK CD (Antichrist/Dionysis, 1995 - has the first EP)
LOTTA PER VIVERE CD (Antichrist/Dionysis, 1996 - has everything but the first EP)
MUSIC ON FIRE tape (BCT, 1983)
P.E.A.C.E. 2xLP (R Radical, 1984) "Mai Arrendersi"
1984 THE SECOND 2LP (New Wave, 1985)
BABYLON: BLEIBT FAHREN LP (Babylon Bleibt Fahren, 1985)
I'VE GOT AN ATTITUDE PROBLEM 7" (BCT/Looney Tunes, 1987) "Fino in fondo", "Schiavo del sistema"
REVENGE OF THE KAMIKAZE STEGOSAURUS FROM OUTER SPACE LP (Ax/ction, 1988) "La Tua Tlorte Non Aspetta"
Wretched Website
Looks really cool, especially if you speak Italian. A great resource that has photos, lyrics, liner notes, an interview, a discography, and even sound and video files.


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On Monday, November 7, 2011, NM Governor Susana Martinez appointed Independent Dr. Douglas Howe to the open seat on the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission ("PRC"). Dr. Howe, a consultant with IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates and a Santa Fe resident, will fill out the remaining term of Jerome Block, Jr. who resigned from the PRC following Block's plea agreement and admission to several felony charges. Dr. Howe has been involved with global power industry for over 28 years and has extensive experience in the areas of long-range corporate, strategic, and regulatory planning, particularly in the areas of executive management, corporate strategy, marketing, regulatory affairs,power contracting, retail energy and energy efficiency.
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Wait, are you referring to a March 2011 baby or do you have a new baby? If you're referring to a 20-month old, she definitely should be in her own bed that's larger than a pack n' play. As for sleeping, the best thing that I found that works for children is making a routine and sticking to it- play, dinner, bath and story time/bedtime is what works for us.
Personally, I don't believe in CIO. When children are very young, they need the comfort of their parent(s) and they need it A LOT. They're new to this world and it can get scary for them- imagine going to a new place and not knowing how anything works, etc. and then wanting to be comforted and no one comes to get you so you scream yourself to sleep. When it comes down to it, you just have to suck it up and rock your LO to sleep or read her a book or sing a song and do whatever it takes to make her feel secure so she'll start to go to sleep and stay asleep. GL!
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When researching how important sleep is to everyone (especially children) I realized that something had to change. My Marchie was up every 2-3 hours from ages 6 months- 17 months. I bought the Ferber book Solving Your Child's Sleep Problems and did a varied method of letting her cry herself to sleep. The first night it took her 30 mins to fall asleep, the second night, 3 mins and 3rd night, not a peep.
I am so thankful I did that. She sleeps 10 hours straight at night with a 1-2 hour nap each day (before she would sleep maybe 30 mins).
Id get her new room all situated and make it a fun experience for her. Everyone should have their own safe, comfortable place to sleep. Then lay her down awake after her nighttime routine and say goodnight. The key here is to make sure she can go to sleep on her own without you having to re-tuck her in, turn the music back on, put the stuffed animals back in the bed, etc. She must learn how to do it on her own. For this reason, I put my LO in a sleep sack with a small blanket to cuddle, and turned on her crib fish tank that she can operate on her own. Close the door and re-enter when she is screaming too hard, or set a time schedule (as the book suggests). When you go in to check on her, just lay her back down without picking her up or re-tucking her in. She will learn that you are there for her when she wakes up and that she is safe.
I believe CIO has gotten a bad rap. You want your child to learn good sleeping habits and this a safe way to do it. You make a plan and stick to it, as consistany is a major part of it. You are not being heartless, you are not letting your child cry for no reason. You are in your child's best interest to help her get the sleep that she needs.
Good luck with whatever plan you choose and I hope you and your Marchie get sleep soon! : ) Oh and sorry it is sooo long.
However please be prepared for it to take more than 3 days...for some children it takes awhile. This coming from one of the ones that took awhile
As a mom of four, I have to say establishing a routine in which the child feels safe and secure is essential to everyone's restful night. However, I've always been firm with my girls about bedtime and as a result, they are fantastic sleepers. By firm, I mean I do not respond to their every whimper and allow them a few minutes to sooth themselves. If they continue, I go in and tell Marchie that it is bedtime, lay her down if necessary, pat her back and leave the room. I repeat as necessary. Is that CIO? If yes, then it has been amazingly successful for us and like a PP, took no longer than 3 nights. Granted none of my girls was a screamer or made themselves sick over it.
Whatever you decide, just be consistent - they are amazing in their ability to outlast even the toughest mom!
Amy D
Momma to 4 growing girls - M (10), A (9), G (7) and little N (4).
I'm a big believer in letting DD learn how to self sooth. It changed both of our lives for the better when I did a modified version of CIO and she has been sleeping through the night ever since. She is much happier, as am I.
Do a lot of research on what it actually means to sleep train. I think it is a mistake for parents not to teach their children to sleep because they think the only other alternative is abandonment. Sleep training is essential, not necessarily CIO.
Proud Marine Wife & Mommy to my two beautiful DDs 3/11 and 10/13
honestly, you have to let her figure it out on her own at this age. im not saying let her cry for 2 hours a night.. but by rushing to her assistance, you are only letting her know that its ok to NOT sttn. unless shes sick, there is no reason she shouldnt be sleeping all the way through, and if she does wake up, she needs to learn how to find her lovie, or paci, or whatever the reason may be that shes waking up, and put her self back to sleep. when my DD was 4 months, we started CIO.. i let her cry for 7 min (i timed it haha) and if she wasnt asleep by then, i silently went in and patted her butt and gave her the binky, and did that every 7 min until she was asleep. now that shes older, she still fusses sometimes during naps, and i wait 30 min until i get her. 90% of the time, she falls asleep and the other 10% of the time, i just get her and consiter her nap over. but she has been sleeping 11-13hrs a night since she was 5 months old, and she still naps for 2-3hrs a day.
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PARIS—Chris Froome won the 100th Tour de France on Sunday, having dominated rivals over three weeks on the road and adroitly dealt with doping suspicions off it.
In two years, Britain has now had two different winners: Bradley Wiggins in 2012 and then Froome, a cooler, calmer, more understated but no less determined character than his Sky teammate with famous sideburns.
Froome rode into Paris in style—in the canary yellow race leader's jersey he took on Stage 8 in the Pyrenees and never relinquished, vigorously fending off rivals whose concerted challenges turned this Tour into a thriller. Froome and his Sky teammates linked arms as they rode for the line.
The 100th edition was visually stunning, too, starting with a first-ever swing through Corsica, France's so-called "island of beauty," before veering through the Pyrenees to Brittany and then across France to the race's crescendo in the Alps—3,404 grueling kilometers (2,115 miles) in total.
Uniquely, the 100th Tour treated itself to a late-afternoon start for its final Stage 21 so the riders raced a few hours later on the cobbles of the Champs-Elysees as the sun cast golden hues over the peloton and the shadows lengthened over the dense, cheering crowds.
French Air Force jets in formation trailed red, white and blue smoke in the skies about the leafy avenue as the peloton powered up it for the first time and, exceptionally, circled like a necklace around the Arc de Triomphe in their brightly colored team jerseys.
After setting off from the magnificent Versailles Palace, the former residence of three kings and their seat of power until the French revolution of 1789, the riders were granted the privilege of meandering through the chateau's manicured gardens, past lakes like mirrors, spurting fountains and statues looking on stonily.
Final ride leisurely
As per tradition and because Froome's big race lead made him untouchable, Sunday's 133-kilometer (82-mile) final ride was a largely leisurely affair until the pace picked up sharply on the Champs-Elysees. Marcel Kittel won the final sprint on that famous avenue, the German's sprinter's fourth stage win of this Tour.
Riders pedaled up to Froome to offer congratulations; he sipped from a flute of champagne as he rode; a Tour organizer stuck an arm from his car window to shake Froome's hand. Peter Sagan colored his beard green to celebrate the green jersey he won for picking up the most points in sprints over the three weeks.
"It's a dream to arrive in yellow on the Champs-Elysees," Froome said before leading the pack from Versailles. "C'est formidable."
His efforts to speak French have been gratefully noted by TV commentators here.
Nairo Quintana, the 23-year-old Colombian who secured second place behind Froome with an impressive win on Saturday's penultimate Stage 20, laughed as third-placed Joaquim Rodriguez tried to spark up a cigar in the saddle. The wind seemed to snuff out his lighter.
Neither Froome, Quintana nor Rodriguez have ever failed a drug test or been directly implicated in any of cycling's litany of doping scandals. That is an encouraging and notable departure both from the era of Lance Armstrong and many other Tour podiums before and since.
Froome's clear physical superiority made him overwhelming favorite going into the Tour and carried him through it. His winning margin of more than 5 minutes was the largest since 1997, when Jan Ullrich—who has since admitted to doping—beat Richard Virenque—who also confessed to using performance-enhancers—by 9 minutes and 9 seconds.
Armstrong's name crossed out
Armstrong had larger margins of victory than Froome but all seven of the Texan's wins were stripped from him last year for serial doping. In the Tour's official history book, his name has literally been crossed out.
As the first Tour champion since that shockwave, Froome rode through a barrage of doubt and skepticism, especially since his strength in the mountains and time trials reminded some observers of Armstrong and the way he and his team used to suffocate the race.
Froome's three stage victories—in the Pyrenees, on Mont Ventoux in Provence and in a mountainous trial trial—were the most for a Tour winner since Armstrong got five in 2004, results now annulled.
Unlike some other riders who cut short questions about doping and bristled, Froome said he was happy to discuss the issue that has so poisoned his sport. He insisted he rode clean and said he, too, felt let down by his cheating predecessors.
Froome argued that his success demonstrates that cycling's anti-doping system—now among the most rigorous, invasive and sustained of any sport—must be working, because otherwise he wouldn't be able to win.
Potential wins in future
At 28, Froome is entering his peak years as a bike racer. His prowess on climbs and in time trials gives him the essential ingredients to win more Tours. At Sky, he's backed by one of the best-funded, organized and smartest teams.
With few exceptions, including the absent Giro d'Italia winner Vincenzo Nibali and Wiggins, the cream of cycling's grand tour riders raced in the 100th edition. That Froome beat them so handily suggests he'll again be the overwhelming favorite in 2014—in the 101st Tour that starts in Leeds, northern England.
Scottish rider David Millar, who completed his 12th Tour on Sunday, said one of Froome's strengths is that he is able to handle the very intense training needed to win the Tour without getting burned out by it.
"There's no reason why it shouldn't be. I think the sport's harder than it's ever been. In order to win, especially in the manner Chris in which Chris has done it, with the training … You know, "He doesn't really get time off. It's very demanding physically and psychologically. But I'm not sure how long anybody can do that for," Millar said. "He's very Zen-like. I think that's his big advantage. That's the kind of juxtaposition he has. He has that ability to operate at a very high level, say scientifically, but stay serene and Zen-like. Whereas other guys, they don't have that ability to switch off."
Froome also had the sprinkling of good luck riders need to win the Tour. He only grazed his knee when he hit a kerb and fell at the start of the Tour, on Stage 1, and he avoided a pile-up that fractured the pelvis of his teammate, Geraint Thomas, who gritted his teeth and continued to Paris.
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The driver of a Toyota pickup, 39-year-old Malcolm Cushing, merged left from a right-turn only lane in front of a Chevrolet pickup driven by 39-year-old David McGrew, according to Officer Erik Koppang of the Portland Police Bureau.
McGrew then attempted to pass Cushing on the right just as the lane was ending, Koppang said. When he cut back in front of Cushing the pickup trucks collided
The collision caused the Chevy to veer left into the Jersey barrier, then right off the roadway, shearing a light pole, crashing into a tree and then catching fire, Koppang said.
McGrew was taken to a Portland hospital with traumatic injuries. He was listed in critical condition Friday morning.
Cushing's pickup then crashed into a semi-truck and both vehicles stopped on the roadway, Koppang said. Neither driver was injured.
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2008 Oregon State Preview |
2008 OSU Offense
2008 OSU Defense |
2008 OSU Depth
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2006 CFN Oregon
2008 Schedule
CFN Prediction: 6-6
2008 Record: 0-0
Aug. 28
at Stanford
Sept. 6 at Penn State
Sept. 13 Hawaii
Sept. 20 OPEN DATE
Sept. 25 USC
Oct. 2 at Utah
Oct. 11 Washington State
Oct. 18 at Washington
Oct. 25 OPEN DATE
Nov. 1 Arizona State
Nov. 8 at UCLA
Nov. 15 California
Nov. 22 at Arizona
Nov. 29 Oregon
2007 Schedule
CFN Prediction: 7-5
2007 Record: 9-4
Sept. 6
at Cincinnati
Sept. 15
Idaho State
Sept. 22 at
Arizona St L 44-32
Sept. 29
13 at
California W 31-28
3 at
17 at
Wash St W 52-17
1 at
Oregon W 38-31 OT
Emerald Bowl
Dec. 28 Maryland W 21-14
The Beavers were clearly built for last year. Now what?
Mike Riley has quietly had a steady run in his second stint in
Corvallis, but the coach and his kids are staring at a rebuilding season
after losing top rusher Yvenson Bernard and each member of the front
seven of a terrific defense. While that doesn't mean the Beavers are
automatically going to go in the tank, in an improved Pac 10, and step
back could appear to be major.
Although Oregon State has confounded experts more than once this decade,
it'll need pleasant surprises just about everywhere on the depth chart,
and far more consistency from the quarterback position, in order to
approach last year's nine-win season. It's a good thing for Riley and
the school that Beaver fans are patient, understanding that just a
little over a decade ago, this was one of the most inept programs in the
country. However, on the flip side, this has been an underappreciated
program with 19 wins over the last two seasons, and now the hope is to
be able to quickly reload.
While almost everyone will put OSU in the bottom half of the preseason
Pac 10 picks, there's a good base to build around and good potential to
get back to a bowl game. But it's going to take everything Riley has in
the bag to make it happen with few certainties on either side of the
ball. Even the kicking game is no longer a sure thing on a roster that's
blanketed by uncertainty and inexperience.
With trips to Penn State and Utah to go along with a rough Pac-10
schedule, the Beavers could hover around the .500 mark for the first
time in three years, but they're used to being disrespected and have
often thrived in the underdog role. They'll have to do it again.
What to watch for on offense: Sammie Stroughter. The wide
receiver and punt returner extraordinaire is returning from a tumultuous
year marked by personal tragedy and a season-ending kidney injury. He's
back with the same energy and infectious smile that permeated throughout
the program before last season, which is great news for a Beaver offense
searching for new playmakers and greater consistency in the passing
game. Whether it's Sean Canfield or Lyle Moevao, the starting
quarterback will benefit greatly from having No. 19, one of the Pac 10's
premier playmakers, to work with.
What to watch for on defense: The emergence of new stars on the
front seven. Sure, Oregon State was gutted by graduation, but that only
means that a new wave of smart, speedy defenders is set wash over the
rest of the Pac-10. Players, such as DE Victor Butler and LBs Keaton
Kristick and Bryant Cornell, are upperclassmen pining for an opportunity
to step out of ex-Beavers' shadows. They'll all excel this season as key
cogs in a Mark Banker-coached defense that perennially plays well beyond
its perceived talent level.
The team will be far better if… the quarterbacks begin turning
the corner. Canfield and Moevao were a collective mess, which can't
continue if the offense is going to improve on last season's No. 8
finish in the Pac-10. With the defense and the running game undergoing
significant changes, it's up to the two quarterbacks to cut down on
their interceptions, while distributing the ball to the two
primary playmakers, Stroughter and James
Fine, so Hawaii isn't the Hawaii of last year, but Oregon Sate can't be
accused of taking it easy playing
the defending WAC champions along with road trips to Penn State and
Utah. If those weren't interesting enough, the season starts with a Pac
10 road trip to Stanford while the late September home game against USC
comes after a week off. Things ease up the rest of the way with Arizona
State, California and Oregon all coming to Corvallis, while there aren't
back-to-back road games after the opening two weeks. Going to UCLA isn't
going to be easy, especially after facing the Sun Devils, but there has
to be at least one killer league away date.
Best offensive player:
Senior WR Sammie Stroughter. A dual-threat who'll beat the other team as
a receiver or punt returner, Stroughter is back after missing most of
last season with a kidney injury. More than just a talented playmaker,
he's the type of polished receiver who runs tight routes, picks up yards
after the catch, and generally makes the quarterback more
Best defensive player: Senior CB Brandon Hughes. Hughes came into
his own as a junior, parlaying 57 tackles, seven tackles for loss, and a
dozen pass breakups into a spot on the All-Pac-10 Second Team. An
aggressive defender, he's as good defending the run and jamming the
receiver at the line as he is playing in pass coverage.
Key player to a successful season: Redshirt freshman RB Ryan
McCants. Unless the quarterbacks suddenly experience an unlikely
epiphany, Oregon State will continue relying on the running game. The
heir apparent to Yvenson Bernard is McCants, a burly 236-pounder with
the toughness to pound between the tackles and the light feet to dance
outside of them. Considering the uncertainty in the 87th-ranked
passing game, the Beavers need McCants to be the next in a long line of
talented runners.
The season will be a success if ... Oregon State bowls for the
eighth time in the past decade. With the season being billed as a
rebuilding year, an additional game would be a nice accomplishment for
Mike Riley and exactly what the younger players need as a stepping stone
for 2009. Despite the massive turnover from a year ago, don't forget
that 16 starters coming out of spring were juniors or seniors. The
Beavers may be undergoing a makeover, but they're certainly not without
a bunch of familiar faces.
2007 Fun Stats:
- First quarter scoring: Oregon State 134 – Opponents 30
- Average net yards per punt: Opponents 36.2 – Oregon State 31.7
- Kickoff return average: Oregon State 21 yards – Opponents 17.9 yards


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This is a little gem of a park which is located near Bucksport, which makes for an easy day trip to Bar Harbor. We're in the newest section which gives us a strong satellite signal since it's a little more open than the other parts of the campground. Parking space is on gravel with a concrete patio with a picnic bench. We have good 50 amp power, strong water pressure, and sewer hookups that are where they should be. Bathrooms are clean, pool is spotless, and the owners being Rvers themselves know what they're doing. They have pancake breakfasts and potlucks, along with other activities that are posted on the bulletin board. We're in a 40' motorhome and it's a little tight getting to our spot. So would recommend disconnecting your towed at the entrance. Our nightly rate is for a monthly stay, one of the best we've seen in Maine. When back in lobstah country, we'll definitely stay here again. - Mariner
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Extremely friendly and accommodating owners. Convenient to town, shopping and attractions. New area easily accept big motorhomes and 5th wheels. Owners have pancake breakfasts on Sundays and banana split nights for guests. This park is a keeper. - Rollenhome
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"How can there not be a God when I see the extraordinary beauty that exists in the world?" she said. "Go out into nature to ask God to reveal himself or herself to you."
The important thing, White said, is to not allow anger to prompt one to abandon God.
"It's OK to be angry," said White, who served in the Clinton administration. In Ephesians, it says "'Be angry and sin not.' What he's saying is, in your anger, don't do anything stupid."
White said that she believed that God's shoulders carried all the burdens of life if people would let go and "give it over to God."
"One of the first things God deals with is their humanity before their spirituality," she said. "He says grieve, and there's a five-stage process to grieving, and part of that is be angry. You know, negotiate, bargain, depression. Then you get to a place called acceptance."
Richardson said those who want to strengthen their relationship with God could create a sacred place in their homes, talk to other people of faith, surround themselves with sacred books and pictures, and get in the habit of talking to God every day.
"Remember that we are mind, body and spirit," White said. "We spend a lot of time ... stretching the mind intellectually, certainly working the body. But also take some time for your spirit. Connect in the way that you need to connect and make time for yourself and then you will find God."


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The Law and Order select committee is hearing submissions on the planned changes to the Telecommunications Interception Capability and Security (TICS) Bill.
The TICS Bill is companion legislation to the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) Bill, which if passed, will allow certain information to be provided to the New Zealand Police, Defence Force and the Security Intelligence Service.
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Microsoft Corporate Affairs manager Waldo Kuipers said told the hearing that the law change may open up people doing online shopping, gaming, banking and other services like Skype to the surveillance of the spy agency.
"The proposed law will include to powers to extend telecommunications interception capability obligations to every provider of any good or service that enables or facilitates virtually any conveyance of any information from one device to another," said Mr Kuipers.
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Internet NZ's Susan Chalmers also told the hearing that she had concerns about the legislation.
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In 1949, legendary artist Pablo Picasso—in collaboration with photographer Gjon Mili, who was then working for LIFE magazine—created a series of images that shows himself "drawing with light".
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After a Saturday matinee during the Off Broadway run at the Atlantic Theater in July, the audience was "talking back" about the sexual politics of Frank Wedekind's Spring Awakening. The play--now at the Eugene O'Neill Theater on West 49th Street--concerns the calamitous consequences of adult-enforced silence and shame on a group of provincial German teenagers first discovering their sexual desires. Wendla dies during an abortion. Moritz shoots himself when he fails his final exams. And Melchior--the sort of boy who excels in the classroom while gleaning the glamour of rebelling against all he's being taught--survives, but only after punishment and grief have taken their toll.
The audience was congratulating itself on its sophistication. "You couldn't stage this in Dubuque," one gentleman sniffed. He wasn't far off. As recently as 1991, Boise's Idaho Shakespeare Festival canceled Spring Awakening over a nude scene the director refused to excise. No gratuitous nudity here, but Michael Mayer's straight-ahead direction of masturbation, sadomasochism and homosexuality, Steven Sater's sometimes profane poetry to Duncan Sheik's punkish--and loud--music and the angular, moshlike choreography of Bill T. Jones recharge the discomfort, even shock, the piece evoked at its first performances.
Such anxiety isn't exclusive to the boonies or the bad old days, though. That afternoon, a woman asked of the guests onstage, "Do you think this play is appropriate for minors?" On the website broadwaybox.com viewers raved, but all but one recommended the play for Adults Only. A curious attitude, given that Wedekind's protagonists are 14 years old.
Spring Awakening is like adolescent sex itself: It mirrors each era's terrors and hopes, its ideas of childhood and maturity, innocence and evil. Instantly banned from the stage on publication in 1891, it was not performed until 1906. Then, Max Reinhardt's striking production received a lengthy run and attracted, along with geshreis from the predictably scandalized, the adulation of critics from Thomas Mann to Leon Trotsky, who otherwise had no use for Wedekind's "social nihilism" and "erotic aestheticism." But the text was always served up sliced and diced.
The first American English-language production, in 1917, was smuggled onstage under cover of health promotion. The sponsor was the Medical Review of Reviews, a publication of an organization of progressive New York doctors and reformers. But the censors shut it down anyway, on the grounds that some minors might sneak past the ticket-takers, depriving parents of the opportunity to introduce them to sex through a "less turgid channel of education." In 1964 the British National Theatre's literary manager, drama critic Kenneth Tynan, battled the Lord Chamberlain over two scenes the censor wanted excised. Tynan and the censor reached some compromises, but the theater's own board nevertheless banned the play. "Board censorship intolerable," director John Dexter telegrammed, and offered his resignation. As late as 1973, a British scholar complained that "current editions still...rather prudishly only give the initial letters of 'Penis' and 'Vagina.'"
Spring Awakening was finally staged uncut in English in 1974. History had prepared the ground--this was the height of the sexual revolution--but it muffled the play's landing. London's critics generally admired Edward Bond's faithful, elegant translation. But they met the play's sexual shenanigans with a general ho-hum. One reviewer suggested that Wedekind, "a powerful ironist [and] acute psychologist," employed "the sexual taboo as a symbol for other forms of repression," such as paternalistic religion. Writing in the Soho Weekly News in 1978, of a Public Theater staging, Gerald Rabkin made a similar observation. He credited Wedekind with no less than creating "the model of a youth culture, adolescence as a distinctly defined, victimized class," then wondered if it "was almost too influential": The play suffered "the inevitable fate of innovation: it seems old hat."
This hat wasn't quite ready for mothballs, though. A misreading of the same production foreshadowed the culture wars that would reawaken Spring Awakening to controversy. "As much as the play reflects on its own time," wrote the New York Voice's Marjorie Gunner, "it also points to its opposite, today's total freedom, exchanging loss of innocence for loss of values." (To Wedekind, sexual freedom was a positive value, almost synonymous with utopian innocence. "The body," he wrote, "has its own morality.")
Soon, silence would again equal death. AIDS, a Guardian reviewer declared in 1986, invested Spring Awakening "with a new potency." Six years later, the Evening Standard warned that the Christian right was promoting the same program as the benighted parents and teachers in the play, making it "essential viewing."
But the same politics that perennially revive Spring Awakening can also bury it. Back in Boise, the members of the Shakespeare Festival board were not simply prudes. A city statute prohibited public nudity in a venue that sold alcoholic beverages, which the festival did. The Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center's costly, bruising fight over its Mapplethorpe exhibition had ended only a year earlier. Arts administrators nationwide feared that risky work could put them under.
Through it all, Spring Awakening has never failed to inspire a passionate cheerleading section of sex-ed advocates. Emma Goldman condemned detractors who "could see naught in Wedekind except a base, perverted, almost diabolical nature." Rather, the anarchist feminist discerned "a sensitive soul, deeply stirred by the...misery and torture of the child...sacrificed on the altar of stupidity and convention which taboo [his] enlightenment...on questions of such elemental importance to health and well-being." The Berlin judge who rescinded the ban did so on the basis of similar reasoning, minus the "stupidity and convention": He deemed the work respectable not because of artistic merit but because "it deals with serious educational issues." That verdict, "not guilty by virtue of edification," has buoyed--or cumbered--Spring Awakening to this day. In a recent interview for Planned Parenthood's Choice magazine, a reporter commented to producer Tom Hulce, "In a lot of ways, the teens in the play could have used Planned Parenthood, particularly the education [it] provides around sexual decision-making and prevention."


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