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Originally a central midfielder, he was pushed back during his under-16 season where he continues to excel.2013/14 stats: U18s – 1 appearanceMatthew GeorgeDate of Birth: 18/11/1996Place of Birth: CroydonThe tenacious left-back has been at the club since he was 13 years old, and after a fine start struggled with injuries at under 16 level. He came back to enjoy a fine season last year, especially when defending in one v one situations.2013/14 stats: U18s – 18 appearancesJahmal Howlett-MundleDate of Birth: 02/01/1997Place of Birth: CamberwellJahmal is a commanding centre-back who has been at the club since around 10 years of age and progressed through the Oasis scheme. He originally began life as a centre forward before being converted into a defender in the under 15s.2013/14 stats: U18s – 14 appearances, 2 goalOliver O'DwyerDate of Birth: 09/03/1997Place of Birth: WandsworthSnapped up from Reading at the end of last season as an under 16, the towering centre-half is a determined defender who possesses good quality on the ball and despite an injury-hit season last year has been named under-18s captain for 2014/15.2013/14 stats: U18s – 12 appearancesBen WynterDate of Birth: 11/12/1997Place of Birth: Denmark HillBrother of Alex, Ben is a also a centre-half who hopes to follow his sibling's footsteps and make it through from the academy to the first-team. He is very good on the ball and reads the game well.2013/14 stats: U18s – 0 appearancesThomas DayDate of Birth: 24/10/1997Place of Birth: RedhillA versatile player, Thomas can play at right back, in the centre of defence or even in central midfield and is another produce of the Oasis Academy. A first year scholar, he will be hoping to impress during his two-year scholarship.2013/14 stats: U18s – 0 appearancesRyan King-ElliottDate of Birth: 31/07/1998Place of Birth: LewishamThe right back arrived at Palace as an under-14 after playing local football and has gone on to progress really well through the subsequent age groups. He enjoys going forwards whilst remaining diligent at the back.2013/14 stats: U18s – 1 appearanceMIDFIELDERSShawniki Clement-PeterDate of Birth: 27/11/1996Place of Birth: HammersmithAnother player signed from Fulham, Shawniki is a powerful midfield player who can play centrally or wide. He also has an eye for goal and hopes are high that he can chip in with a few from midfield over the next couple of years.2013/14 stats: U18s – 11 appearances, 1 goalSpencer ForteDate of Birth: 20/09/1996Place of Birth: NewhamSpencer originally arrived at the club as a 15 year old after impressing during a trial The versatile player features mainly in central midfield, a role that suits him due to his determined nature, but has struggled with a cruciate injury during the last 18 months.2013/14 stats: U18s – 0 appearancesWill HoareDate of Birth: 22/02/1997Place of Birth: CroydonAnother player who has been at the club since eight years old and attended the Oasis school, the holding midfielder played several games for the under 18s last season and is very intelligent, as well as having good leadership qualities which has led to him captaining the under 15 and under 16 sides.2013/14 stats: U18s - 19 appearances, 1 goalDan HoganDate of Birth: 15/11/1997Place of Birth: CroydonThe holding midfielder has been on the club's books for many years and arrives into the academy squad this season aiming to continue his development at under-18 level after a solid season for the under-16s in 2013/14.2013/14 stats: U18s – 0 appearancesKiye MartinDate of Birth: 21/03/1997Place of Birth: ChelseaKiye was signed from Fulham's academy and has shown he is equally adept in central midfield or out wide and can also fill in at left-back. He has very good balance, a great attitude and good technical ability and will only push on when he finds his best position.2013/14 stats: U18s - 17 appearances, 1 goalMichael PhillipsDate of Birth: 22/09/1997Place of Birth: LewishamThe combative midfielder captained the under-16s last season and did enough to ensure that he would make the step up to the academy side for 2014/15, and is yet another member of the side who has come through the Oasis Academy.2013/14 stats: U18s – 0 appearancesAaron-Wan BissakaDate of Birth: 26/11/1997Place of Birth: CroydonA member of the Palace academy since the age of 11 and another Oasis product, the tricky wide man is equally adept on the right or left flank. 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Picturesque, glistening perfection. If this is how you would describe your ideal kitchen setup, there's a good chance you have looked into purchasing a glass stove top. They just look awesome. You can almost hear the "bling" sound as light bounces off of the surface and into your adoring eyes. If you are one of the lucky people who has bejeweled your kitchen with this sleek, modern type of cooktop, you may have noticed that with great beauty comes a certain price. In order to maintain this space-age look, you have to drop your Iron Age tactics in the kitchen. Here are a few tips to keep your glass stove top as pretty as the day you found her.
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Never slide your pots and pans around. This is a surprisingly hard rule to follow. As inviting as that slick finish looks, try to refrain from air hockey tournaments of any kind in the kitchen. Always lift your cookware to move it around.
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It's best to avoid cast iron for glass stove tops. This type of cookware usually has uneven areas and rough edges along the bottom, so it is a huge culprit for scratches and unsightly marking. You should also keep ceramic and stoneware off your glass stove top due to their rough bases. They can really gouge into that diamond luster and turn your friends' first reactions to your kitchen from "Oh, wow" to "What happened there?".
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Contrary to your old habits, you cannot use any abrasive cleansers on your glass stove top, because it is prone to scratches, scrapes, and nicks. When there is a spill or any heavy residue buildup, you should:
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We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to The Brewery Gulch Inn! The rooms were quiet and very comfortable (and we stayed on the bottom floor when the inn was nearly full - noise was not a problem!), the food was exceptional, the staff were friendly and helpful without being intrusive.
This is a great place to stay as long as you don't stay on the bottom floor. If you stay on the first floor it feels like someone is walking on your head every time you try to sleep. That is my only complaint. Great food, Great location and a friendly staff.
A Little Bit of Heaven
We loved this inn! The breakfasts were organically scrumptious and the wine/hors d'oeuvres hour was first-class. The staff is not intrusive but helpful. So many wonderful little details - from the plastic bottles to fill with their pure water to take along on the days outings to the speed-dial on the in-room phone to easily connect to area restaurants. Guest rooms are lovely with unusually confortable beds and luxury linens. This place is a little bit of heaven!!
Now A Wonderful Memory
We arrived at this inn with no reservation after seeing its sign on the road. We inquired about space and were told that they had a suite (two adjoining rooms, really) but were not told the price until we viewed the space. Very smart of them as the rooms are gorgeous! They offered us the lowest rate possible as it was last minute and we happily checked in. Complementary wines and nibbles were available and the staff were very helpful in finding a spot for dinner. The beds, as stated in other reviews, truly were the most comfortable we've ever enjoyed and we plan to purchase the same brand soon. Breakfast could not have been improved. A massive storm broke during the night and a large tree fell in the parking lot (missing all cars) but with a generator nothing was lost. Perfection.
Beautiful B&B
Wonderful B&B with large spacious rooms and the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in. I prefer the more masculine Mission style furnishings here compared to the Victorian style homes that abound in this area. The orange juice, granola, and the bacon are fabulous! It is a bit pricey but reasonable for this area and the quality of the lodgings.
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The Brewery Gulch Inn was wonderful! We spent two nights there in the middle of August and had a great time. We stayed in the Manzanita. The room was large, spotless and really comfy with a small deck in which you could catch a glimpse of the ocean. The appetizers and wine and beer tasting in the evening is definitely not to miss! There's a large deck where everyone can congregate and tell each other what they did during the day - a good way to get ideas for the next day! The manager, staff and owners are all very nice and helpful. A beautiful inn that we will be going to again. While in the area, you might want to try the Mendicino Botanical Gardens.
Beautiful Place, Incredible Food
This was my first time in Mendocino. My experience at the Brewery Gulch Inn ensures that it won't be my last.
The place is absolutely beautiful. The main room is so welcoming that you want to sit there for hours, relaxing around the fireplace. It is also here that you will enjoy the incredible food and wine. Whatever you do, don't miss the wine/appetizers from 5:30-6:30. You get to enjoy things like prosciutto with fresh mozarella, artichoke/feta spread, and wonderful tortes. They also have several regional wines available. Navarro, Yorkville, and Barra wineries were all represented.
We stayed in the Lookout room (one of two loft rooms). The room was very well-appointed. We had a great view of Smuggler's Cove. But, if you want the jacuzzi tub and private balcony, you won't find them in the loft rooms.
The Brewery Gulch Inn is the place to stay in Mendocino if you are looking for a Bed and Breakfast with a feeling of luxury. You won't want to ever stay anywhere else.
Peaceful and Lovely Spot
We looked at many properties for our stay in Mendocino. There are advantages to being in town, but this property had it all- serenity, woods, fireplace,a meadow with grazing deer and a great ocean view from our room, Heron. Only a mile from the town, we walked there each morning with no problem.While not the largest room (queen bed, no jacuzzi) I think it had the best view of all, and we checked them all out. Every night Arky, the owner, came down and chatted while serving wine and delicious hors d'oeuvres. The lodge type room/lobby was stunning. Soft music plays, a fire crackles, a deck invites you out to sit and watch the waves crash across the way. There are games, books and videos for guests. The breakfast was outstanding. They packed us a gourmet lunch as part of the package, it too was first-rate. Only one slight disadvantage here is that you do hear the traffic on Hwy 1 when you're on your deck. It's never heavy, but it's there. Still, for the beauty of this place and the great service and friendly staff, nothing will disappoint!
Great Time
We spent 3 nights at the Brewery Gulch Inn in October after a long day traveling from NYC to SF and then driving up to Mendocino (through vineyards, up and over mountains, through a redwood forest and finally along the Pacific coast. The weather was perfect -- sunny days and cool evenings. The Inn was wonderful in all respects. The staff was great, helpful and friendly and provided perfect suggestions as to excursions in the area. The room was comfortable, spacious and clean with a view into the woods overlooking the ocean. At 5:00, the inn provided good wine and great hors d'oeuvres which can easily tide you over. In the morning, a great breakfast. Among the highlights are sitting by the great 4-sided fireplace in comfortable Mission-style furniture, drinking coffee and reading the paper in anticiation of the coming day.
I would not hesitate to stay there again.
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I did lots of research on the web prior to choosing BGI. It was the first time I would be staying at a B&B. What helped me solidify my choice was their wonderful, useful website that had all the information I needed to make my choice.My due dilligence paid off. The Inn was beautiful and well kept. The staff and owner are EXCEPTIONAL and we loved the room we chose (PINE Room). The only slight "ding" I have is the "Ocean/Forest" view that if I stretched my head a certain way I could see the tip of the ocean through the trees....but everything else, including service, location, wonderful organic food, GREAT apple cider (for me who doesn't drink alcohol) and the couples massage we had right in our room topped it off. I hope if and when I choose to stay at another B&B, the experience will be this wonderful. Thank you BGI staff! We'll be back again. Karen
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Warm Brie And Berry Dip is simply irresistible. Try this amazingly delicious Warm Brie And Berry Dip recipe; I am sure you will always tempt to prepare this for every party!
|Sourdough bread
|1 (Round Loaf)
|Brie cheese
|2 Pound, trimmed and cubed
|Packed brown sugar
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped pecans
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), toasted
|Pine nuts
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), toasted
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
Slice off the top 3/4 inch of the bread loaf and set aside.
Scoop out the center of the loaf to leave a 3/4 inch-thick shell.
Save the scooped-out bread pieces for another use.
Combine the Brie cheese, brown sugar, pecans, pine nuts, blueberries and raspberries in a bowl and mix well.
Fill the bread shell with the berry mixture and cover with the bread lid. Wrap in foil.
Bake for 40 minutes.
Serve warm with a tray of crackers or sliced baguettes.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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From: rob@xxxxxxxxx And twinax is not the magic bullet some altzeimers seem to think it is. I've had a lot of issues with it in the past. Twinax cards going bad. Bad twinax cabling, address conflicts, baluns screwed up, terminals going bad, electrical shock from the attaching the cable because the wall plug was reversed, repeaters all needing to be replaced because 5250 signal is not as strong in an iSeries as it was in an AS/400, and more.
Every one of these issues is just as bad with a PC (bad PC cards, bad Ethernet cables, bad IP addresses, bad monitors), while in addition you have disk drives going bad, memory cards failing, and batteries exploding (if you use a laptop). Also, I've NEVER gotten a virus in a 5250 terminal. As to a repeater, this is a system console, so I have mine physically proximate to the iSeries. If you can't handle a 5-foot twinax cable, you shouldn't be going anywhere near a PC. And you're the only person I know of who ever managed to get an electrical shock from a twinax cable, Rob. :)
Op's console was problem free for me. HMC, (now that most of the early ship issues have been worked out) is quite reliable now. Plus, with the newer technologies you can get remote access much easier.
This is absolutely true. If you want remote access to your console, a separate PC-based emulation device (whether it be HMC or Ops Console) is the only way to do it. But again, this is my system console, and in seven years I've never needed to access my system console from the road. Joe
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depends on how much RAM do you have, look here for more info regarding AGP Aperture Size, look at this:
Still, it's recommended that you keep the AGP aperture around 64MB to 128MB in size. Now, why is such a large aperture size recommended despite the fact that most graphics cards now come with large amounts of RAM? Shouldn't we just set it to the absolute minimum to save system RAM?
And for Fast Writes
This BIOS feature controls the AGP bus' Fast Write capability. Fast Write is a feature which accelerates memory write transactions from the chipset to the AGP device.
Fast Write allows the AGP device act like a PCI device. This allows it to bypass the main memory and directly access the data which improves AGP read performance. However AGP write performance is not affected.
While this feature may appear to greatly improve the performance of AGP graphics cards, its actual performance effect is quite negligible. Also, it reduces the overclockability of the graphics card when enabled.
Therefore, if you do not intend to overclock your graphics card, it is recommended that you enable AGP Fast Write for potentially better AGP read performance. However, you should definitely disable it if you intend to overclock your graphics card, or if any of your PCI cards start acting funny.
And for Side Band Addressing
This feature maximizes the efficiency and throughput of the AGP bus, by separating the address bus from the data bus via the addition of 8 extra 8-bit wide interface sideband lines (Sideband Address Port). This allows the graphics controller to issue new AGP requests and commands at the same time with other AGP data flowing via the main 32 address/data (AD) lines. This results in improving overall AGP data throughput.
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Akbar's in Sauchiehall Street beat off eateries from across the country at a ceremony last night at the city's Thistle Hotel.
The prize, sponsored by the Bank of Scotland, was one of two awards for the curry house, which was also named the best restaurant in Glasgow.
More than 9,000 nominations were made for Indian restaurants all over Scotland.
The regional sections of the restaurant of the year prize were won by Echt Tandoori in Aberdeen, Coriander in Oban, and Bombay Brasseries in Dunfermline and Akash in Helensburgh.
The Bangla Kitchen in Edinburgh took home the takeaway of the year prize, and Matin Khan of Itihaas in Dalkeith, Midlothian, was named as the chef of the year.
The Indian Cavalry Club in the capital also scooped the best restaurant design prize and the Shezan restaurant won the best Edinburgh restaurant title.
There was success too for Sukdev "Cook" Gill, who is involved in the rapidly expanding Cook & Indi's World Buffet chain. He was named curry king of the year.
Meanwhile, the North Ayrshire restaurant, Gulab Tandoori, based in Irvine, beat off big names from Edinburgh and Glasgow for the team prize.
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Was the Enterprise A actually the Yorktown?
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It is a probability that the Enterprise-A isn't the Yorktown that was mention on screen. But most likely the Yorktown that Captain April had commanded before he had commanded the Enterprise.
I'm conjecturing that the Yorktown that Captain April had commanded was a Constitution class starship that was decommission and put in moatball just before the Enterprise was commission.
I'm basing this on what Captain James T. Kirk had told Captain John Christopher; Saying that there was 12 others like the Enterprise in the Fleet.
The 12 other or:
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USS. Constitution
USS. Defiant
USS. Essex
USS. Excalibur
USS. Exeter
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USS. Lexington
USS. Potemkin
USS. Republic
USS. Yorktown
The USS. Endeavour wouldn't had been commission at that time. But, because we had seen her registry number on the display wall at Starbase 11, that she was being built at that starbase. Then there is the USS. Eagle. Because she having a lower registry number? She was in moatball at that time. But later was taking out of moatball, refitted, recommission and put back on acting service in the fleet.
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I had the opportunity to meet with several constituents from my district, which is always a pleasure for me.
I met with students from ENLACE Florida (ENgaging Latino, African-American and other Communities for Education). The students were here calling for higher curriculum standards in K-12, increased graduation requirements in high school and a change in the way Florida disburses its financial aid for college students.
At the annual Catholic Days at the Capitol luncheon, I was awarded with the Florida Catholic Conference Defensor Parentum (Defender of Parents) Award. This award was given for my efforts and the defense of parents in the education of their children.
After lunch, we were on the floor and in session during the afternoon. We took up bills and joint resolutions on third reading for a final vote in the House. We voted out repealer bills, which remove obsolete language from the Florida Statutes.
Later, the Pre K-12 Appropriations Committee, of which I am chairman, met and we rolled out our budget. Unlike other areas in health and human services and transportation, our initial budget for education doesn't have major cuts.
I ended my day at the Capitol in a meeting with my staff. We went over the agenda for next week's Education Policy Council.
Thursday proved to be another busy day despite my having had only one committee meeting. That was the Rules & Calendar Committee, which met late in the afternoon.
My calendar was completely filled with appointments. I met with various groups to discuss my class size legislation, and I also discussed legislation dealing with teacher quality.
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On Location Video: The Yazidi men and boys who survived an Islamic State execution
In village after village last month in Iraq, the Islamic State killed scores of Yazidi men. A few lived to tell about it.
Kurdish forces take on Islamic State in small, relentless battles for Iraq's villages
Even with US-led airstrikes, the situation on the ground could take months — if not years — to resolve. How did IS get so strong?
Captured by the Islamic State, these two teenagers went through hell. Then they ran
Sara and Leila both survived the mass capture of Yazidi women and children in Iraq last month. These are their stories.
South Africa's township youth see apartheid's legacy all around them
With a youth unemployment rate above 50 percent, the 21-year-old democracy is having trouble escaping its past.
Hong Kong police barricade streets, block in protesters
The move raised fears that the police were preparing an extensive crackdown before Hong Kong opens for business on Monday.
31 presumed dead after Japan volcano erupts
Hikers, including children, were admiring the autumn foliage at the peak of the volcano when it unexpectedly erupted.
Hong Kong protesters dig in
Thousands massed outside Hong Kong's government headquarters Saturday night, keeping the pressure up and demanding more freedoms from Beijing.
Tragedy hits the Himalayas
An avalanche swept away two European climbers, while a veteran Japanese mountaineer plunged to his death.
Catalonia has got a case of the Scotland
On Saturday, the president called for a formal vote on independence, in defiance of Madrid.
Hong Kong police pepper sprayed protesters out of government compound
Tension mounts ahead of a planned sit-in by pro-democracy activists to protest against Beijing's tightening grip on the city.
War: So funny it hurts
American TV comedians are finding the lighter side of chaos, destruction and death.
Spanish prime minister drops restrictive abortion bill after dissent
Reactions to the quashing of the bill are as divisive as the attempt to reform the law.
In British town, influx of migrants creates conflict
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The Islamic State is causing a culture war in Germany
Some Germans fear rap music is fueling jihad. Musicians say a wave of sensationalism is stoking latent Islamophobia.
How a Nigerian Billy Graham is helping cover up a South African tragedy
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The 'benchies' of Edinburgh have something to say
Democracy with a side of Sambuca in the Scottish capital's working class neighborhoods.
Head rabbi slams publication of Western Wall prayer slips on Facebook
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All the people march for climate change
The 'People's Climate March' in New York has been endorsed by more than 1,400 organizations.
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What month is it? Oktoberfest.
Germany's world-famous festival kicked off Saturday with the traditional tapping of the first barrel of beer.
The economy, stupid, behind Scotland's 'No' vote
Scotland voted to stay in the UK, but not out of love.
A Finnish military supply shop just made an epic attempt to get Arnold Schwarzenegger into their store
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Public-private partnerships are emerging as the preferred way to approach aid and development challenges.
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U C D A V I S D I S T A N C E UC Davis Cross Country Newsletter Running news from Aggie Nation UC Davis XC/Track && Field - February 2010 UC Davis XC/Track Field - December 2009 Regional wrap up The Men's and Women's squads finished their seasons at the NCAA Regional championships in Eugene, OR. Page 2 Happy Holidays from Aggie Cross Country and Track & Field! Alumni Spotlight See where former UC Davis runner Nate Bowen's path has led him since graduating in 1999. Page 3 Athlete blog Get a glimpse inside the mind of a champion as Jon Peterson reflects on the mindset it took to become an AllAmerican. Page 4 Jon Peterson: All-American UC Davis makes a return to Terre Haute with an cautious, fashion. Aside from six men that individual men's qualifier. made an early push, at 5k there were 65 men between 15:01 and 15:11, where Jon had On November 22, redshirt-junior Jonathan patiently cemented himself. Three kilometers Peterson marked the Aggies' return to a later, nine men raced off the front of the pack, national stage with milestone performance at which now consisted of only 28 that came the NCAA National Championship Meet. through 8k together between 24:-- and 24:--. Toeing the line as one of the 37 individual With a kilometer remaining Jon had crept to qualifiers at the meet amongst the nations' 31 18th place, and later recounted that he was top teams, Jon entered the meet with lofty thinking `Don't let 22 guys pass you in the last aspirations and a level of physical and mental K!' In the races closing stage, Peterson made a preparation to match. final push, mounting a kick over the long, uphill finishing stretch to nab his 14th place Running without the customary support and position. accountability that come with representing in a team context, Jon set an ambitious but The Aggies first appearance at the national realistic goal of a top 40 finish, good enough to level following the DI transition came in 2008, earn All-American honors. Still, coming off a when the women saw Kim Conley and Kaitlin 5th place regional finish, the simple math of Gregg qualify to race in Terre Haute. That fall top five from nine regions all running for the women's team fell one spot, and mere spots drove home the reality of the goal. points, short of securing an at-large berth, and with Peterson's experience this fall the flames Running in warmer than usual weather, but of desire for a return trip, both on the with winds gusting between 20-30 mph, the individual and team levels, have been stoked race unfolded in competitive, but somewhat even higher. UC Davis Distance: Fortitudine vincimus. 1 U C D A V I S D I S T A N C E Aggie Cross Country and Track & Field Alumni Reunion Friday, April 15th Save the date! This coming spring we will be holding the first alumni reunion, in conjunction with Picnic Day and the Woody Wilson Open. Details will follow soon as specifics are established. We hope to see you there. Stay tuned for RSVP information... Championship Season with Aggie Harriers Distance crew Support Aggie Nation! Name: Address: The running tally now stands at 21% of the way City: to our goal of 100 donors at $100 or more through the Harriers Club program, while the State: Zip 45% funds themselves total Code: percent of our $10,000 target. Our first wave of donor Phone: benefits will be shipping soon, and even E-mail: though the 2010 cross country campaign is officially in the books, we have already begun to plan for the 2011 season. We are toying with the idea of expanding Pt Reyes camp by MARK YOUR DONATION benefit, a day in order to maximize the LEVEL but we can't Frontrunner ($700 & UP) first doing the do such things without Pacesetter financial legwork($400-$699) up front. Pack runner ($200-$399) We hope that the Aggie Distance alum will Harrier ($100-$199) make a show of force at the Cross Country and Track & Field Reunion coming up on April 15, Affiliation: 2011. Alum Parent Relative Friend The Harrier Club PDF can be downloaded by cutting and pasting the following URL in your browser: T-Shirt: web XXL XL L M S (check one) Sweatshirt: XXL XL L M S (check one) http://www.teamaggie.com/downloads/ Decline all benefits Harriers-club-2010-11.pdf On November 13th Aggie nation's distance crew toed the line at the University of Oregon's home cross country course with a plan and a powerful sense of pride. During this special time of the year when an athlete's mettle is tested, our Aggie men and women did not back down nor disappoint. The women ran in the day's first event and ended the championship season on a resounding note of positivity with their 15th place finish at the regional level. Senior Caitlin Fitzgerald led the Aggies and capped off her cross country career with a personal best time of 20:52 and a 33rd place finish on the wet cross country course at the Springfield Golf Club. Krista Drechsler, Alycia Cridebring, Abbey Gallaher and Sam Kearney rounded out the scoring quintet in a year that provided some of the strongest team depth when the final times and scores were tallied. The boys in blue took to the course with a strong and calm mentality. Running with great confidence after their conference championship two weeks earlier, the Aggie men finished 9th with a score of 272 and earned their first top-ten team finish. The Aggies featured outstanding performances from top finisher and national qualifier Johnathan Peterson, with an 5th place finish, and Calvin Thigpen, with a strong 20th place finish. Their achievements earned them both recognition as members of the All-Region team. Jon Sees also notched a top-35 finish, while Axel Stanovsky and Fed Martinez filled the back door spot for the Aggies. Both teams return a solid core of contributors and will aim to improve upon the 2010 season in the upcoming year. UC Davis Distance: Fortitudine vincimus. You can also click the hyperlink TO: on the DIRECT MY DONATION icon UC Davis cross COUNTRY - homepage at !"#$%&' MEN'S CROSS country www.ucdavisaggies.com to pledge online. http://ica.ucdavis.edu/DEVP/giving/mcrosscountry_upay_form.php WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY - !"#$(&' http://ica.ucdavis.edu/DEVP/giving/wcrosscountry_upay_form.php PLEASE MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO "UC REGENTS" DETACH MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION AND MAIL TO: Kim Conley UC Davis Cross Country 264 Hickey Gym One Shields Avenue Davis, CA 95616 2 firstname.lastname@example.com U C D A V I S D I S T A N C E ! Nate Bowen Nate Bowen grew up in Santa Monica, CA. After four years at Crossroads High School, he joined the Aggie family in the fall of 1994. While at Davis he was a cross country all-american and captain of a team that won both the conference and regional titles in 1998. What were your career highlights? As far as my individual running is concerned my career highlight was going All-American for cross-country in 1997. I was 23rd place that year at Div II nationals in Kenosha, Wisconsin. I felt pretty lucky, there were a whole bunch of us that year who had the potential to do it. I guess everything clicked for me that day. More importantly for me was that I was part of three teams that went to Div II nationals, earning a spot in 1995, 1997 and 1998. We were conference champs in each of those years. And in my last season, 1998, we won the West Regional. I think if I'm not mistaken that was the first of four West Regional titles for UCD. The fellas who came after me really stepped it up to the next level. I was also part of three conference champion track teams in 1997, 1998 and 1999. There is nothing better than being part of a winning team. It's no fun partying by yourself. Did you continue running competitively after college? After my time at Davis I joined the Nike Farm Team which was based out of Stanford. It was crazy. I was now teammates with guys that I had been reading about in Track and Field News: NCAA champions and Olympians. My running improved and I was able to qualify for and compete in the 2004 US Olympic Marathon Trials in Birmingham, Alabama. I finished right in the middle, 42nd place out of 84 entrants. I remember getting a call the night before the race from Jeff Kaiser (he holds the UCD 10k track record). He told me I had to go for it and run hard from the gun, that this might be my only chance. He was right about it being my only chance. That freezing February day in Alabama was the pinnacle of my running career. What was your favorite moment while wearing an Aggie singlet? It was the 1997 west regional meet for cross-country in Pomona. That year was supposed to be a "rebuilding" year. The men's team consisted of a bunch of rough and tumble, scrappy, indie-rocker look-alike wannabes. We had gotten killed, dead last at the Stanford Invite in September. What kept us from being terrible the rest of the year was that we were a team in every sense of the word. We cared about each other and we hated losing. Starting from absolute zero we slowly and deliberately began to improve. We went into the regional meet conference champs but only the top two teams in the Final Thoughts: The UC Davis cross-country and track & field teams of the late 1990s were a great scene. There were quality people on those teams, people that had a very important and positive impact on the person that I am today. The best thing I think I can say about those folks is that they were and continue to be real. There was no patience for fakers amongst that crowd. People were respected for being themselves. It also didn't hurt if you could run fast. region would go to nationals. The race was a shoot-out from the start. I nailed down sixth place overall and turned around to watch a clutch of Ags finish in the top 15. That moment standing in the finish line chute knowing that we were going back to nationals was my proudest moment as an Aggie. There is a picture I have of the UCD men's and women's teams standing together after that race. Both teams have qualified for nationals. It is a picture of a group of young people who have done something special together. We were all friends and nothing else mattered in the world but that we were winners. Where has your path taken you since your days in Davis? I've been very fortunate. I have an awesome family. My wife Stephanie is a special-education teacher. She is obviously very patient, which is good if you have to be married to me. I have two little sons: Jude who is three and Everett who is one. Most of my running these days involves pushing a baby jogger around our town, Redwood City. About six years ago I realized that even though it was fun to be a barely-national-class runner I had to find a way to pay the bills. And so for the last five years I have been a history teacher at a small school in San Jose called Apollo. I work with kids who have had trouble succeeding academically in the larger high schools. In many ways teaching at Apollo is like running. I have to put the work in every day. Some days are going to be tough. Some days are great. However, the important thing is to focus on the goal at hand which in this case is helping people graduate from high school. I try to build in my classes the same sense of camaraderie that I felt at Davis. I tell my kids every week: "we are a team, we need to support each other. If we do that, we will all succeed and reach our goals." 3 UC Davis Distance: Fortitudine vincimus. S E Q U O I A C L U B Athlete Blog Junior Jon Peterson describes his mindset in the months and moments leading up to the NCAA Championships. A mild 66 degrees out and all my senses are alive with excitement. I take a second to feel the smothering wind flow over my sweats as I take in the sense of the field and the crowd so anxiously awaiting the start of the NCAA men's 10k race. Ten minutes until the gun goes off and I've already established that there is nothing more I can do but wait, for everything leading up to this has prepared me to do exactly as I had planned. The extra long warm up before ensures that my body is ready for the task while allowing me to stay relaxed and hold my composure. The race I am about to begin has already been won in my mind. The only thing I have left to do is take care of business as usual. I've never been more relaxed and composed, for every meet leading up to this final dance has been about two things: choice (or lack thereof) and patience. This season has been a roller coaster of emotion for me, with a lot of eagerness leading up to each race, while trying to combat it by keeping a relaxed mindset. My goal was to step up to the line each time with a sense of tranquility. While in the past I usually approached each race with a sense of urgency, looking to take command of the field at the blast of the gun, this season was not about that. I had to maintain my composure, looking for specific points to take advantage of. And within a race, there is no one around to say "go now." Instead, it became instinctual. I could feed off of someone for a while, until my legs grew tiresome of a pace I would deem too lax. This would be the point at which my mind would completely phase shift, locking into a pace. Once I took advantage, I knew I was in complete control and would attain the goal that I had sought earlier. It was no longer a question to anyone. I was going to have it. 4 The second, and probably more important of the two components, was the absence of choice. The last decision I made in terms of my season took place before I even started my summer training. And that decision was that I would leave myself no option when it came to my training, racing, and lifestyle. Any plan B that I would have set up was instantly scrapped from my memory, as it simply distracted from plan A. A plan that wasn't my main motive was simply noise to me. It would have allowed for a safety net in the event that I didn't attain my goal, allowing me to settle. And once I had removed all other possibilities, everything became easy. It was simple. There was no getting around any aspect of training. With every day that my legs felt like lead, I made it my priority to put in the double that the training had called for. It didn't matter to me, because I gave myself no options. Choice was a luxury I no longer had. In a sense, this mentality was mirrored by the team as well. We gave ourselves an objective and stuck to it. We knew what had to be done. Our only task once the work was put in was to take care of that task out on the course. This mentality was extremely crucial for me when Within the second half of the race, I fought it came to the NCAA meet in Terre Haute, tooth and nail to not only maintain my position, but also eventually move up. Indiana. Locking into a faster pace near the last 2k Once the gun went off, we immediately face would have been the death of me. Instead, I a strong head wind for about a half mile. The couldn't allow myself to slow down. I had success of my season up to this point is a already secured a spot in the top twenty and distant memory. Nothing matters except continued to move up as bodies fell behind. what is happening right now. My goal: All Turning down the final stretch, I picked up American (top 40). Relying on my two one more to be at 14th. He moves one more foundations established earlier in the season, time and I almost allow myself to let him I must maintain contact with the lead pack have it. But that was never my plan, and I while also keeping my composure. Within had only one choice: success. And while I the first 5k loop, I tuck in behind the pack didn't finish ahead of the entire field that day, when the wind is too strong and move nor even in the top ten, I did just what I had outside when the wind is at my back. set out to do. I had left every ounce of myself Keeping a constant place around the on that course and had no regrets at any point mid-20s, I survive the first half of the course during my season. The only outcome that within my ability. As I turn towards the home was acceptable to me was success, and now stretch, I quickly move up to the back of the that I have accomplished everything on my chase pack to help fight against the intense list, it's time to start a new list. Looking wind. towards the future, this team raised the bar and now has a new norm. For every success The second half would be unlike any other that today brings elicits hunger for race I've ran all season. Though I didn't give tomorrow's goals. myself any options, I would have to bleed the most on this course, as it was intended. UC Davis Distance: Fortitudine vincimus. S E Q U O I A C L U B 2010 UC Davis Cross Country Date Sept 4 Sept 11 Sept 25 Oct 16 Oct 30 Nov 6 Nov 13 Nov 22 Opponent Site/Result Men 1st, Women 1st Men 1st, Women 2nd Men 7th, Women 7th Men 3rd, Women 5th Men 1st, Women 5th Putah Creek Reserve Men 9th, Women 15th Jon Peterson - 14th place Aggie Exhibition Sacramento State Hornet Jamboree Stanford Invitational Bronco Invitational Big West Conference Championship Doc Adams Open NCAA West Regional NCAA National Championships Former Ags and Aggie supporters, We hope the holiday season brings with it time to celebrate, reflect and spend time with those important to you. Here in Davis we will be closing the book on our fall season Saturday, December 11 when we gather for our cross country banquet. A number of you would still recognize some of the elements of our banquet from your time here as an Aggie, and this fall we have placed a special emphasis on raising the athlete's awareness of the legacy they leave here after they're gone. Thanks to all that have extended their support as a means of making the 2010 season one to remember. We look forward to the sharing the upcoming track season with you all. Happy Holidays! Drew Wartenburg Head Cross Country/Assistant Track Coach University of California, Davis 530-979-7017 (c) firstname.lastname@example.com www.ucdavisaggies.com 2010 Cross Country Staff Byron Talley - Director of Cross Country & Track and Field Drew Wartenburg - Head Men's and Women's XC Kim Conley - Assistant Men's and Women's XC Sam Ahlbeck - Volunteer Assistant Men's and Women's XC UC Davis Cross Country UC Davis Intercollegiate Athletics 264 Hickey Gym One Shields Ave Davis, CA 95616 5 UC Davis Distance: Fortitudine vincimus.


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|Ana Mendieta was a Cuban-American female artist, whose work was a continuing search for identity throughout her life. She often searched for her roots in the earth itself, using it directly in her art and with her own body. This "return to the earth" was a metaphor for her life on many levels. Mendieta refers back to the Earth as a sense of home, literally and figuratively, as a tie to feminism and her womanhood, and her bond with religion, particularly the pagan-inflected, Cuban Catholicism known as Santeria. Tying her body to the land is how she felt an abundance of power and found her real niche. Mendieta utilized the earth and the land for most of her artistic career, which spanned from roughly 1972 to 1985, when she fell to her untimely death at age 36. Many know her for her death rather than her life, as Carl Andre, famous minimalist artist and her husband, was accused but acquitted of pushing her out of their 34th story window to her demise. Mendieta's art was often overshadowed- a problem many women artists encounter. Yet, Mendieta's posthumous notoriety helped redress her artworks. The search for Ana Mendieta's identity continues even after her death, as her work continues to be redressed and more recognized in current times.
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Amnesty: Cabinet allocates fund
The Cabinet on Wednesday sanctioned Rs.25 lakh for providing assistance to Keralites staying in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) undocumented, to make use of the amnesty scheme announced by the UAE government.
Minister for Non-Resident Keralites' Affairs K.C. Joseph said here that the money would be made available to the Indian embassy in the UAE to help Keralites returning to the State. The Minister said in a release that the Cabinet had sanctioned Rs.2 crore for the conduct of programmes in connection with Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas 2013, scheduled from January 7 to 9, in Kochi.It said Rs.5 lakh was sanctioned for building a memorial for writer and orator Sukumar Azhikode at Payyambalam. — Special Correspondent


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Wednesday's scheduled game between the Hickory Crawdads and Kannapolis Intimidators at L.P. Frans Stadium was postponed due to rain.
The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader in Hickory on Monday, May 21, with the first of two seven-inning games starting at 4 p.m.
Police arrested 11 people at a Hickory adult entertainment club last week on sex, alcohol and drug charges.

The charges stem from a five-month investigation at Thee Playhouse on N.C. 64-70 in Hickory, where N.C. Alcohol Law Enforcement (ALE) agents made drug purchases and observed multiple alcohol violations.

LOS ANGELES — Dick Clark, the ever-youthful television host and tireless entrepreneur who helped bring rock 'n' roll into the mainstream on "American Bandstand," and later produced and hosted a vast range of programming from game shows to the New Year's Eve countdown from Times Square, has died. He was 82.
RALEIGH — Basketball standout C.J. Leslie is returning to North Carolina State for his junior season.
The school issued a statement saying Leslie would discuss his decision Wednesday afternoon during a scheduled press conference.
The 6-foot-8 forward averaged a team-best 14.7 points and added 7.3 rebounds per game.
Human skeletal remains have been discovered in Caldwell County. Could they belong to Zahra Baker? Authorities are tight-lipped, but they're trying to find out.
Details are in Wednesday's edition of The O-N-E, which also includes more comments offered in the Catawba County debate over same-sex marriage.
After breaking two legs and a right arm when he was 2 years old, Will Lamb's future in sports was uncertain.
"I couldn't do anything mobile for six months," Lamb said. "I was in a body cast. I didn't know what was going on. I never knew that I couldn't play sports. My parents let me do what I wanted. I wanted to play baseball. It just stuck."
Todd Church drove in two RBIs and also pitched a complete game to lead Newton-Conover to its fourth victory of the season against East Burke, 9-5.
Chris Aronis also drove in two RBIs, while Michael Woods and Jayme Arnold both went 2-for-4 from the plate.
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A four-run bottom of the fifth inning helped lift the Hickory Crawdads to a 7-5 victory against the Kannapolis Intimidators on Tuesday at L.P. Frans Stadium.
Trailing 4-3 entering the fifth, but the 'Dads (8-5) took a 6-4 lead behind a two-run triple from second basemen Rougned Odor that scored Jhonny Gomez and Chris Grayson.
A resident stumbled upon human skeletal remains Tuesday morning within a few miles of a Caldwell County area investigators searched 18 months ago looking for Zahra Baker's remains.
To read more of this story, pick up the Wednesday edition of Catawba County's community newspaper, The Observer News Enterprise, at newsstands throughout the county.
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