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DURHAM, N.H. – University of New Hampshire goalkeeper Katherine Nagengast (Westborough, Mass.) made a career-high 12 saves but Kelly Hood scored twice, including the game-winning tally, to lift the Dartmouth College field hockey team to Wednesday night's 4-3 non-conference victory at Memorial Field.
UNH, which entered the game with a three-game winning streak and seven straight wins at home, is now 9-4. Dartmouth improved to 8-2. The road team has been victorious eight of the last nine meetings in this series.
Kendall Deck (Bridgewater, N.J.) and Hayley Rausch (Severna Park, Md.) both recorded two assists, while UNH's goal scorers were Megan Bozek (Cortlandt Manor, N.Y.), Whitney Frates (Woodstock, Vt.) and Kyle Lyons (White River Junction, Vt.)m who was also credited with a defensive save.
Dartmouth's other goal scorers were Kerry Bracco and Liz Blanken. Kelly McHenry tallied two assists and Virginia Peisch had one while goalie Meagan Vakiener stopped seven shots.
The Big Green, which entered the game ranked second in the nation in offense and fourth in penalty corners per game, scored on a penalty corner at 3:06 to take an early 1-0 lead. Peisch hit the ball into play to the top of the circle for McHenry's stop, and then Hood drove a low shot inside the right post.
UNH responded quickly with back-to-back corners, but Bozek's shot on the second attempt rolled with left. In the eighth minute, the Wildcats generated a transition attack in which Frates carried the ball from 35 yards into the circle, but her bid was blocked aside by the oncoming Vakiener.
Dartmouth responded with pressure at the opposite end of the field when Claire Byrne intercepted a pass at the 25 yard line, carried the ball inside the circle on the right wing and sent a shot towards the goal that was deflected by the sliding Nagengast. The visitors kept the ball in the circle and Maya Herm's bid from the middle of the circle was also denied by Nagengast.
UNH generated a penalty corner midway through the first half and capitalized on that opportunity to tie the score, 1-1, at 17:48. Rausch initiated the sequence with a pass to Deck at the top of the circle and Bozek hit a low shot inside the left post.
Four minutes later, DC produced another dangerous scoring opportunity on a corner when Hood's high shot from the top of the circle was blocked aside by Nagengast's outstretched stick. Moments later, the Big Green had another corner and Bracco's knee-high shot was stopped by Nagengast.
Dartmouth would not be denied on its next corner and regained the lead, 2-1, at 25:21. Peisch once again pushed the ball into play but this time McHenry swung the ball high to the left, where Bracco settled the ball and her low shot through traffic rolled inside the far post.
It didn't take long for the 'Cats to respond with goals 1:58 apart to transform a one-goal deficit into a one-goal lead. Frates' individual effort – she bulled her way in from 35 yards to the left side of the circle and deposited a shot inside the left post – leveled the score, 2-2 at 28:36. UNH scored its second penalty-corner goal of the night at 30:34 when the battery of Rausch and Deck set up Lyons.
The Wildcats had one last dangerous scoring chance in the first half. With three minutes on the clock, Rausch advanced the ball from midfield past the Big Green defense to Hannah Richard (Hopkinton, N.H.) alone on the right wing. Richard charged towards the near post and Vakiener made a right leg-pad save on the low, driven shot.
Dartmouth, which generated a 13-10 shot advantage in the opening half, struck early in the second half to once again go in front, 4-3. The Big Green was awarded a penalty stroke and Blanken lifted a shot under the crossbar towards the left side to pull the visitors even, 3-3, at 38:29.
With 29 minutes on the clock, UNH threatened again in transition, but DC's Lisa Masini raced back to tackle the ball away from Rausch seven yards out from the left post.
Hood struck again, this time on an individual effort, to give the Big Green a 4-3 lead at 42:45. She corralled the ball just inside midfield, dribbled to the top of the circle and then shifted towards the left before sweeping a low backhander into the cage.
In the 45th minute, on one of New Hampshire's seven second-half penalty corners, Bozek struck a shot from the top of the circle that bounced wide left of the target. Midway through the half on another corner, Frates redirected Lyons' hit from the top-left side wide of the right post.
The 'Cats called time out at 54:04, but it was the visitors that generated a flurry of shots three minutes later in which Nagengast stopped Herm and then Allie Weinstock off the rebound. Herm collected the ball and fired a shot past the UNH goalie, but Lyons was in position to turn the ball away from the goal line and keep it a one-goal game.
With eight minutes remaining, the 'Cats pushed the pace off a turnover and Richard's shot from the middle of the circle was kicked away by Vakiener's left leg pad. Two minutes later, UNH had consecutive corners but did not record a shot on either. Then with five minutes to play, Frates, from seven yards, lifted a shot high of the crossbar.
Dartmouth quickly pushed the ball upfield, but Herm's attempted hit into the circle for Weinstock was intercepted by Casey Pohlmeyer (Millersville, Md.).
In the closing two minutes, the Big Green prevented the Wildcats from advancing the ball past midfield to secure the victory.
Dartmouth ended with a 20-16 shot advantage but UNH had a 13-6 edge in corners.
New Hampshire resumes America East conference action when it returns to play Oct. 9 at home against the University of Vermont. Game time for this Homecoming game is 5 p.m.


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Exemptions may be added to trash ordinance
The Independence County Quorum Court is still hammering out details of the county trash fee ordinance, but it looks as though there will be some exemptions.
The quorum court met Monday and heard from the Solid Waste Committee, which had met in March and approved four exemptions:
• inaccessibility or remoteness of property;
• vacant land;
• multiple tenancies;
• unoccupied residence.
Business owners voice opposition
Several people spoke before the Batesville City Council Tuesday night against the ordinance proposed by the city's historic district commission.
Local attorney Jerry Post, whose office is at the corner of Main and Central Avenue, said he opposed the ordinance.
One reason is because his office was built in 1975 and "doesn't have very much historical impact." However he owns a building behind that one that was built in 1858. "It has existed 151 years without a committee to help me on it."
Preservation staffer addresses pros, cons
Several downtown Batesville property owners showed support for an ordinance designed to protect the historic character of the area.
Tuesday night, Boyd Maher, Certified Local Government coordinator with the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program and Rob Middleton, a city planning consultant, came before the Batesville City Council as it heard the second reading of the ordinance.
Maher said he has been working with the local historic district commission since it was appointed 18 months ago and the Main Street Batesville board before that.
Council splits on pushing through third reading
The downtown property owners are divided over a historic preservation ordinance, but Tuesday night the Batesville City Council was also split over a decision that would have pushed the ordinance through at its regular meeting.
The council opened its meeting to an audience of about 50 — quite a crowd for a government body that usually has a dozen or less spectators.
Most of them were for an ordinance that would establish "procedures for the protection and preservation of the character and properties within the historic district."
Wet conditions, rain-outs alter schedules
Wet conditions after Sunday's heavy rains resulted in several postponements on Monday, and rescheduling of those dates and earlier rain-outs resulted in numerous changes in area sports schedule.
The only sporting events for area schools that happened Monday were Cave City-at-Mountain View softball and Southside-at-Crowley's Ridge Academy (Paragould) soccer.
See today's "Sports calendar" on this page for the updated sports schedules.
Sports Calendar
College softball: Mid-Continent at Lyon, Batesville Recreation Complex, doubleheader, noon
College baseball: Lyon at Christian Brothers (Memphis), doubleheader, 1 p.m.
High school track and field: Batesville girls at Paragould, 3:30 p.m.
Batesville Bullet wins SUPR race
LOCUST GROVE — Wendell Wallace rocketed around the 3/8-mile, high banked oval of Batesville Motor Speedway Friday night to win the Southern United Professional Racing Late Model feature.
Wallace, also known as "The Batesville Bullet," lived up to his nickname in the 40-lap main event, leading the last 33 laps. Traffic became an issue late and helped Greenbrier's Bill Frye, the polesitter, get the nose of his car close to Wallace's back bumper by the time the checkers flew.
Falcons stop Southerners in second half
PARAGOULD — The Crowley's Ridge Academy Falcons blanked the Southside Southerners in the second half here Monday while posting a 2-1 high school soccer victory.
Southside led 1-0 at halftime. Josh Harris scored with an assist from Tyler Sarracino.
"Both teams played well," Southside Coach Jason Weaver said. "All three goals happened in crazy ways. They just got one more good bounce than we did."
Southerner goalie Kody White left the game midway through the first half after a head-to-head collision.
Cavewomen clinch championship
MOUNTAIN VIEW — The Cave City Cavewomen clinched a share of the Class 3A 1-East District championship with a 13-7 win over the Mountain View Lady Yellowjackets here Monday.
Cave City will share the regular season title with Wednesday's winner between Yellville-Summit and Flippin. The Cavewomen hold a tiebreaker over Flippin, but Yellville-Summit holds a tiebreaker over Cave City. That will come into play when the district tournament seeds are determined.
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Editor's note: This column ran previously in the Guard on April 25, 1996.
Man arrested for alcohol
A 20-year-old man has been arrested on alcohol-related charges after he reportedly tried to elude Newark Deputy David Sallas last week.
Sallas said he was on patrol April 6 when he saw a red Chevrolet Barrette traveling at a high rate of speed.
Sallas said when he tried to catch up to the car, the driver, later identified as Daniel Rommel, sped away and started zigzagging through town before he was finally stopped at the intersection of Village and Long streets.


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Although he was 30 only last year, George Monbiot has already done more to change the world and our perception of it than most of us can hope to achieve in a lifetime.
First he tackled Irian Jaya, the Indonesian half of the island of New Guinea, where he exposed one of the most blatant and offensive examples of colonial oppression this century. He and his photographer companion, Adrian Arbib, managed to live and travel there undercover: his book, Poisoned Arrows reveals the full extent of the atrocities for the first time. For that, the Indonesian government gave him a life sentence in his absence.
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Dec. 1, 2008
WORCESTER, Mass. - Junior guard Briana McFadden (Wheaton, Md.) has been named the women's basketball Patriot League Player of the Week, for competition from Nov. 25-30. McFadden led the Crusaders to a triple overtime victory against Missouri scoring a career high 31 points on Saturday, Nov. 29, in the Mildred & Roger L. White Invitational, hosted by Northwestern.
In the third overtime period, McFadden scored all nine Holy Cross points including the game-winning basket with eight seconds remaining to give the Crusaders the 94-93 victory against Missouri. In addition to her 31 points, she tallied three assists, three steals and two rebounds.
On Sunday, Nov. 30, McFadden scored 20 points and had three rebounds, three assists and two steals in the 64-55 loss to Western Illinois. Earlier in the week, against St. Peter's, McFadden finished with 11 points, three rebounds, two assists and two steals.
Holy Cross returns to action on Wednesday, Dec. 3, traveling to No. 1 Connecticut for a 7:30 p.m. game.


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Canaan in the Old Testament
The Geography of Canaan
In Numbers 13:29 the Canaanites are described as dwelling "by the sea, and along by the side of the Jordan," i.e. in the lowlands of Palestine. The name was confined to the country West of the Jordan (Nu 33:51; Josh 22:9), and was especially applied to Phoenicia (Isa 23:11; compare Mt 15:22).
Hence, Sidon is called the "firstborn" of Canaan (Gen 10:15, though compare Jdg 3:3), and the Septuagint translates "Canaanites" by "Phoenicians" and "Canaan" by the "land of the Phoenicians" (Ex 16:35; Josh 5:12). Kinakhkhi is used in the same restricted sense in the Tell el-Amarna Letters, but it is also extended so as to include Palestine generally. On the other hand, on the Egyptian monuments Seti I calls a town in the extreme South of Palestine "the city of Pa-Kana'na" or "the Canaan," which Conder identifies with the modern Khurbet Kenan near Hebron.
As in the Tell el-Amarna Letters, so in the Old Testament, Canaan is used in an extended sense to denote the whole of Palestine West of the Jordan (Gen 12:5; 23:2,19; 28:1; 31:18; 35:6; 36:2; 37:1; 48:7; Ex 15:15; Nu 13:2; Josh 14:1; 21:2; Ps 135:11). Thus, Jerusalem which had Amorite and Hittite founders is stated to be of "the land of the Canaanite" (Ezek 16:3), and Isa (19:18) terms Hebrew, which was shared by the Israelites with the Phoenicians and, apparently, also the Amorites, "the language of Caaan." Jabin is called "the king of Canaan" in Jdg 4:2,23,24; but whether the name is employed here in a restricted or extended sense is uncertain.
Meaning of the Name Canaan
As the Phoenicians were famous as traders, it has been supposed that the name "Canaanite" is a synonym of "merchant" in certain passages of the Old Testament. The pursuit of trade, however, was characteristic only of the maritime cities of Phoenicia, not of the Canaanitish towns conquered the Israelites.
In Isa 23:11 we should translate "Canaan" (as the Septuagint) instead of "merchant city" (the King James Version); in Hos 12:7 (8), "as, for Canaan" (Septuagint), instead of "he is a merchant" (the King James Version); in Zeph 1:11, "people of Canaan" (Septuagint), instead of "merchant people" (the King James Version); on the other hand, "Canaanite" seems to have acquired the sense of "merchant," as "Chaldean" did of "astrologer," in Isa 23:8, and Prov 3:1:24, though probably not in Zec 14:21, and Job 41:6 (Hebrew 40:30).
The Results of Recent Excavation:
Much light has been thrown upon the history of Canaan prior to the Israelite occupation by recent excavation, supplemented by the monuments of Babylonia and Egypt. The Palestine Exploration led the way by its excavations in 1890-92 at Tell el-Hesy, which turned out to be the site of Lachish, first under Professor Flinders Petrie and then under Dr. Bliss. Professor Petrie laid the foundations of Palestine archaeology by fixing the chronological sequence of the Lachish pottery, and tracing the remains of six successive cities, the fourth of which was that founded by the Israelites.
Between it and the preceding city was a layer of ashes, marking the period when the town lay desolate and uninhabited. The excavations at Lachish were followed by others at Tell es-Safi, the supposed site of Gath; at Tell Sandahanna, the ancient Marissa, a mile South of Bet Jibrin, where interesting relics of the Greek period were found, and at Jerusalem, where an attempt was made to trace the city walls.
Next to Lachish, the most fruitful excavations have been at Gezer, which has been explored by Mr. Macalister with scientific thoroughness and skill, and where a large necropolis has been discovered as well as the remains of seven successive settlements, the last of which comes down to the Seleucid era, the third corresponding with the first settlement at Lachish.
The two first settlements go back to the neolithic age. With the third the Semitic or "Amorite" period of Canaan begins; bronze makes its appearance; high-places formed of monoliths are erected, and inhumation of the dead is introduced, while the cities are surrounded with great walls of stone. While Mr. Macalister has been working at Gezer, German and Austrian expeditions under Dr. Schumacher have been excavating at Tell em-Mutesellim, the site of Megiddo, and under Dr. Sellin first at Tell Taanak, the ancient Taanach, and then at Jericho.
At Taanach cuneiform tablets of the Mosaic age were found in the house of the governor of the town; at Samaria and Gezer cuneiform tablets have also been found, but they belong to the late Assyrian and Babylonian periods. At Jericho, on the fiat roof of a house adjoining the wall of the Canaanitish city, destroyed by the Israelites, a number of clay tablets were discovered laid out to dry before being inscribed with cuneiform characters.
Before the letters were written and dispatched, however, the town, it seems, was captured and burnt. An American expedition, under Dr. Reisner, is now exploring Sebastiyeh (Samaria), where the ruins of Ahab's palace, with early Hebrew inscriptions, have been brought to light, as well as a great city wall built in the age of Nebuchadrezzar.
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Method 25A - Gaseous Organic Concentration (Flame Ionization)
What is the correct calculation method to convert ppm on a weight basis from a Method 25A test from 'as propane' to 'as methane' or from propane to 'as carbon'? Some documents state to multiply by 3 to go from propane to methane since the FID counts carbons. If so, then to convert the same VOC to 'as carbon' the numerical value would be the same expressed 'as methane,' and that does not seem legitimate since the molecular weights of carbon and methane are different.For gaseous samples, such as those analyzed by Method 25A, ppm is normally a volume/volume fraction, not a weight/weight fraction. I am not aware of anyone expressing Method 25A results as a weight/weight fraction. For ppm on a volume basis, molecular weight is not an issue because a mole of any gas has a volume of 22.4 liters at standard temperature and pressure (STP) regardless of the molecular weight. Because the response of an FIA is approximately proportional to the carbon atoms in a compound, the FIA response to a mole of propane is approximately three times its response to a mole of methane (there are three times as many atoms of carbon in a mole of propane as there are in a mole of methane). The volume of a gas is directly proportional to the number of moles, so if the response of one mole of propane is equivalent to three moles of methane, then the response of a liter of propane is proportional to three liters of methane, and because it's a volume/volume fraction, the response of a ppm of propane is equivalent to three ppm of methane. Therefore, you can convert ppm of propane measured by an FIA to equivalent ppm of methane by multiplying by three. Similarly, as you noted, ppm methane would be equal to ppm carbon.
There are some caveats to this. The response of an FIA is only approximately proportional to the number of carbon atoms in the molecule. For example, methane has an enhanced response on the FIA so that three is not the actual conversion factor if you are comparing measurements based on methane calibration with those based on propane calibration (the actual factor is closer to 2.4). Of course, carbon does not exist as a gas at STP so there is no physical significance to the conversion between ppm as propane and ppm as carbon, but it is useful as an accounting device to express concentrations as a equivalent ppm carbon, because it is easy to convert the ppm carbon response to any other equivalent response by simply dividing the concentration of the ppm carbon by the number of the carbon atoms in the molecule.
If you are converting ppm of any organic compound to a weight/volume fraction such as mg/cubic meter, there is a more complex equation that you must use which does take into account the molecular weight of the compound.
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Erik Brynjolfsson, innovation researcher, and Robert J. Gordon debate at TED2013 on Tuesday. TED/James Duncan Davidson
If you could choose between living with everything invented before 2007, but without your iPhone or smartphone, and going without a modern toilet what would you choose? By a show of hands at TEDActive, most people would ditch their phones.
But on Tuesday's opening day of TED, that was a question posed by speaker economist Robert J. Gordon who argued that U.S. economic growth is sputtering because today's innovations don't have enough oomph to create growth, spur societal change and most important create jobs as 20th century innovations (like going from buggies to airplanes did). What good is it for young people to have all of our music available digitally if they end up unemployed or poorer than their parents, he asked.
Gordon wasn't the only one getting into financial subjects. The first several TED talks dealt with the economy, jobs, the rise of robotics and the fact that today's Millennials will likely be worse off than their parents. Still, Gordon's talk was followed by another from innovation expert Erik Brynjolfsson, the director of the MIT Center for Digital Business, who said that productivity is higher than ever in the digital age, which is good, but it's becoming decoupled from income and employment.
Speakers Gordon and Brynjolfsson later shared the stage for a brief debate. So what did those who watched from TEDActive, the Palm Beach companion event to TED in Long Beach, think?
"The part that was most alarming out of it is they both agree that there's a large risk of a population that's going to be left out [of the economic recovery]," said Jason Holgerson, who handles social media technology for the U.S. Navy. "They forced a disagreement that wasn't there. [Gordon] was talking about the human side and the masses, and if you take 100 percent of the human experiences, and did the math on what it means for the human experience in mass, at least in the U.S. there are some curves and intersections that don't look great. And I think [Brynjolfsson], he admitted as much and thought there was going to be a crowd that was going to be left out."
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Luanda — The president of the Angola's main opposition UNITA party, Isaias Samakuva Friday in Luanda swore in new officials appointed under the ongoing party's reshuffle in order to boost the organisation.
During the ceremony Samakuva swore in Jaka Jamba as as Secretary for Culture and Manuel Correia to the post of Education.
While Maurílio Luite hold the post of Health, Arlete Chimbinda (Employment and Social Security), Faustino Mumbica (Combat Corruption), Martelo Auxilio ( Agriculture), and Pedro Camgombe Justice and Human Rights.
On the occasion, Isaias Samakuva said that the event serves both to fill the team of Unita executive and materialise the programme approved at the 10th Congress of the organisation.


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New York No Limits Announces Selections for 2012 Summit
New York No Limits (NYNL) in collaboration with the Curatorial Art Alliance (CorAAL) has announced official selections for the New York No Limits 2012 Summit being held December 12 - 15 in New York City and Brooklyn, NY.
The selected films include Bryce Dallas Howard's WHEN YOU FIND ME, Ana Nogueira's ROADMAP TO APARTHEID narrated by Alice Walker, Liam Sullivan's THUGS THE MUSICAL featuring Kevin Avery, David Alan Grier and the Wu Tang Clan's Prodigal Sunn and Toru Kamei's CHAT NOIR LUCY starring Muga Tsukaji. The selections include films from eight countries across multiple genres.
The New York No Limits 2012 Summit will be presented at two locations over four days – December 12th and 13th at Brooklyn Fire Proof (119 Ingraham St. Brooklyn, NY 11237) and December 14th and 15th at New York City's White Box (329 Broome St. New York, NY 10002).
Tickets are available by visiting www.NewYorkNoLimits.com ($12 advance, $15 day-of).
The theme of the 2012 Summit is Panorama View. This year's selections explore a wide palette of diversity and cultural perspective. The lineup reflects NYNL's commitment to spotlighting new filmmakers who explore innovation in style and content. NYNL will showcase five feature films from the international community, two narratives and three documentaries that cast a broad spectrum on complex social issues and provocative conflict. The participating films span multiple genres to form a unique program of new wave filmmaking.
To meet the goal of integrating the selected films with other media, NYNL is pleased to announce a partnership with the Curatorial Art Alliance (CorAAL), a not-for-profit organization committed to advancing art without borders, to present the CorAAL Video Art Festival, a compendium exhibition of emerging artists and a video art screening by internationally-known Italian artist Francesco Simeti that gives audiences the opportunity to experience narrative film, photography and conceptual digital video in one setting.
On December 15th, NYNL will announce the awards for the 2012 SUMMIT AWARD BEST FILM, BEST FEATURE FILM and BEST SHORT FILM. The 2012 AUDIENCE AWARD will be announced following the Summit.
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All majors are welcome! Free food at meetings for members!
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Black Ops II Season Pass will include Nuketown Zombies map in December
We're just a handful of hours away from the launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops II (can you believe it's almost here?), and Treyarch and Activision are still announcing different features of the game. We just received an email from them today stating that Season Pass holders will receive the Nuketown Zombies map free sometime next month.


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Screenwriters Scott Moore and Jon Lucas have "mildly enjoyable" down to a science. Their movies, which include "The Hangover" and the surprisingly good "The Change-Up," feature a somewhat serious conflict inside a stupider one. The adult characters may be stuck in adolescence, but they have big hearts, so it's OK if they're self-absorbed or misogynistic. There is emotional nutrition to go with the boner jokes.
In their directorial debut, "21 & Over," there are moments when Lucas and Moore don't dig into the same bro-friendly kit. In fact, the movie has a surprising poignancy in showing how college puts a wedge between high school friends.
Judging by Moore and Lucas' choice to do more of the same when given a chance to call the shots, we should not expect a transformation anytime soon. "21 & Over" is a perfectly serviceable comedy that feels like 10 other movies. Moore and Lucas cater to our expectations; they never challenge them. I was amused and entertained, but I felt a tinge of regret. We should expect more.
"21 & Over" takes us to Northern Pacific University, where Miller (Miles Teller) and Casey (Skylar Astin) surprise their high school friend Jeff Chang (Justin Chon) on his 21st birthday. Casey and Miller want to get Jeff Chang – one of the movie's most endearing qualities is how Jeff Chang is always referred to by his full name – legally hammered on this most important of birthdays.
But Jeff Chang has a medical school interview the next morning arranged by his mean dad (Fran�ois Chau). Miller, the good time guy inspires Jeff Chang to change his mind. Escorted by his best friends, Jeff Chang drinks. A lot. Miller and Casey then have to get their plastered friend home, a sudsy odyssey that features psychotic male cheerleaders, an angry Latina sorority, and uncalculated property damage. Between the craziness, Miller and Casey, who have lost touch, realize that their lives are diverging and that the similarly estranged Jeff Chang has serious problems.
If it sounds like opposing ideas are at work here, you're right. Moore and Lucas never strike the right balance of solemnity and laughs, which leads to a lot of abruptly ended scenes and a trend toward the scriptwriter's fallacy that more is better. Jeff Chang's problems, which are at "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" side of the spectrum, get resolved with a few kind words and an outdoor music festival. A superfluous boyfriend is thrown into the middle of Casey's courtship with a cute coed (Sarah Wright) when his frustration at being interrupted by the unending night and their flirty chemistry is all that's needed. And considering the fate of Jeff Chang's dad, do we really need him?
"21 & Over" will be your favorite movie if you're a year removed from college. If you're older and have more years (and movies) under your belt, you'll see that the directors, like the characters they created, have become trapped by expectations. There's more to life than grades and jobs. And there's more to comedy than mining the same terrain for belly laughs.
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We were born with curious minds that want to know. Like many others, when I hear sirens, I naturally wonder where they're going and feel and urge to chase after them.
On Aug. 9 they came for me on the east side of Swift Current Creek on the Elmwood Golf Course.
It wasn't the "old guy" who must have had a heart attack, or the "young guy" who had too much to drink. (I've made those same assumptions!). It was just a regular guy going about his business, who also happened to live with a medical condition, as others do.
It could be any number of people in our community of various ages for a variety of reasons at any time.
When I hear those sirens now, I'll still be curious. But I'll also be much more aware, knowing the valuable, life-saving, professional services they provide at a moment's notice, 24 hours a day. I thank them for being there.
I invite all of us to be more aware, more of the time, with appreciation for the quality of emergency services available in this community. Who know, the next time the sirens sound, they may be coming to you.
This letter is also an opportunity to raise awareness of the dangers of using DEET, the active ingredient in most common mosquito sprays and creams. I believe my health problem is directly linked to its over use. Duke University Medical School has done extensive research on its effects on the brain and nervous system. DEET was developed by the U.S. Army in 1946. It was approved for domestic use in 1957. It is a registered pesticide. When it is applied to the skin, 56 to 70 per cent penetrates through the skin and 15 to 17 per cent enters the bloodstream. It then travels directly to the brain, where it's know to cause problems with memory, cognitive function and seizures. Children are more vulnerable than adults. West Nile has become the scare tactic to promote its use. While West Nile is a serious concern, the dangers of DEET should cause us to think twice and look for alternative. They are out there and becoming more available all the time. When you slap it on be aware and know the risk.
Maybe nothing will happen, or you may end up like me - wishing you had known then what you know now.
Herman J. Wiebe - Swift Current


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Redmond PCC
Open daily 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
11435 Avondale Rd. N.E.
Redmond, WA 98052
From I-5: Merge onto WA-520 E. at exit 168B. Continue east on WA-520 E. for 13 miles. Stay to the left and continue past the Redmond Way exit as WA-520 E. becomes the Avondale Road exit. Continue through two lights as the exit becomes Avondale Road N.E., and drive another 1.8 miles. PCC is on the left.
Transit bus schedules:
For Metro bus schedules and trip planning, go to http://metro.kingcounty.gov or call 206-553-3000.
For Sound Transit schedules and trip planning, go to http://www.soundtransit.org/.
Bike racks are available at all our stores.
About this location
This store opened in May of 2006. Eco-elements include:
- First U.S. store to receive LEED Gold certification.
- Twenty-eight skylights with special glazing allow 65 percent of light to enter while blocking 64 percent of the sun's heat.
- General lighting is only 0.21 watts per square foot, which is 86 percent below Washington State Energy Code. All fluorescent lamps have low mercury content.
- A connected loop uses waste heat from the refrigeration system in space heating and hot water heating systems.
- The refrigerant is R-407a, a gas that doesn't contain CFCs or deplete the ozone layer.
- Plumbing and refrigeration pipes are made from 100 percent recycled copper.
- Structural steel is 83 percent recycled content.
- Custom cabinets are made from 100 percent recycled fiber.
- Clay and glass tiles in restrooms and prep areas are 50 percent to 100 percent recycled content.
- The interior wall paint used contains no formaldehyde, and has very low VOCs.
- All building products that entered the store were screened for low VOCs to virtually eliminate introduction of harmful chemicals.
- Mechanical systems provide positively pressurized, filtered fresh air to the store year-round.
- Food bank partners include Redmond Hopelink Food Bank, Community Resource Network, Einstein Elementary School, HERO House and Washington Cathedral.


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Our school was founded in 1959 to provide quality career and technical education to high school students and adults in our area. For nearly five decades, our mission of providing students with the knowledge and skills needed to be successful in their chosen career remains the same.
The key to a successful and productive society is found in maintaining a highly qualified, skilled and educated workforce. Technical jobs are very much in demand today. Nearly half of the jobs on the market today require advanced technical training. Forbes Road CTC is dedicated to providing high school students and adults with the education and skills they need to be successfully employed after graduation or to advance to postsecondary education.
The chart below shows the incredible job growth projection according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics for several of our technical programs compared to the total US average job growth. Forbes Road can train any adult or high school student from one of our partner schools for a career in these skilled jobs.
Forbes Road CTC: An Equal Opportunity Educational Institution
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The mission of Forbes Road Career and Technology Center is to provide a quality educational program that enables all individuals to achieve their fullest potential in the pursuit of high skill employment and advanced education. Each student shall be equipped with the technical, academic, human relation and life-long learning skills necessary to adapt in a changing economy and to compete in the global marketplace.


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Enjoying the Moment...My Take on Riding Nor Cal
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I see we've travelled many of same roads, but somehow they never look as good as your photos. Well, done!
....I'm sure the roads look the same while we are there
, glad the photos spark a memory.
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Good to see you yesterday, Dave. I still want to get together and learn some of your tricks for some of the shots. Sorry I couldn't hang out longer- I was still late for dinner after Alice's.
You missed it, all of the hot motorcycle chicks in bikinis rolled in right after you left!
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This thread has some of the best travel photography I've seen. Congratulations. I don't know what training/courses you've done but the shots are brilliant and worthy of commercial use.
I'm a simple Aussie who is coming to the PNW in October to ride some of your beautiful area (me on a V Strom, my mate on a GS1150) and we are REAALLLYY looking forward to it!
This thread just makes me want to get there quicker and stay longer (than the 3 weeks we'll have).
Thanks heaps. Inspiring work.
Glad you're diggin it! If the thread inspires you to ride it must be working as I'm just trying to share my enthusiasm for my backyard. Hit me up with a PM if you'd like any specific info on some of these areas so you can check them out for yourself.
As for my photo "training" it was 8 months of unemployment in 2009, and a desire to not waste the time without bettering myself. So I pursued something I was always interested in but never had the time.....and all for free, the internet is full of all the info you need.
Thanks for the kind words, really, it is nice to know when someone "gets" something out of what I'm trying to share.
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In some of AT&T's most troubled areas, they have come up with an alternate solution to their problems. AT&T is trying to offload their data traffic to Wi-Fi.
First, in New York's Times Square, and now in Charlotte, NC, Mashable.com reports that AT&T is installing large Wi-Fi networks. These networks are being installed so that devices like the iPhone will disconnect from the cell towers in the area and use the Wi-Fi network for data. This should help with the issues of poor service in areas where installing new cellular infrastructure could take years to deploy.
In a few weeks, a Wi-Fi network in Chicago will be turned on, and AT&T doesn't plan to stop there. AT&T is currently able to support 68.1 million connections on their Wi-Fi network, which is over four times their capacity at this point last year. With a growth rate like that, one could expect to see large Wi-Fi coverage in almost every busy area within a few years. Devices such as the iPod touch and Wi-Fi iPad would suddenly become almost as attractive as their 3G-equipped counterparts.
While it's easy to see how adding Wi-Fi will offload data traffic, this is not a cure for all their woes. After all, the most common AT&T complaint is dropped calls, not dropped packets. The benefit to voice-calling issues isn't a direct one. By taking data traffic off of congested towers, you can free up some bandwidth for voice calls. There is not a direct one-to-one relationship, however. It takes a lot of users playing Words With Friends to equal the network bandwidth of a single voice call.
So is blanketing busy areas with Wi-Fi a solution to the high demand caused by iPhones or is it just a nice perk? Let us know in the comments.


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Have it All When Growing SmallJuly 1st, 2014
You've heard the motto before: "Good things come in small packages." But when it comes to backyard gardening, there's a new phrase to remember: "Good things grow in small spaces."Discover the benefits of backyard gardeningBy Heather Brautman
Plants for Non-GardenersMay 1st, 2014
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Plants are antioxidant-generating machines. Commercially, the biggest return-generating plant extract is green tea. There are other plant-based antioxidants—bilberry, grape seed, ginkgo biloba—but green tea dominates at this stage. About 50 percent of products launched in 2012 bearing an antioxidant claim contained green tea, according to market analysts.
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Creating your own Signature
Creating your own Signature in your preferred Font is probably something you want to do sooner or later once you've experimented with the many stunning, easily recognizable and freely downloadable Fonts out there.
Creating your own Signature
It all looks so simple doesn't it… and those Fonts are indeed so easy to use and we take them for granted… However, there's a lot of work that goes into creating any form of balanced and attractive Typography, in fact, it's an Art for top designers and master calligraphers.
If you don't believe me, just try to get your name – meaning your signature – out there. Just as I do it for my Artwork . . . the rest I definitely leave to the pro's.
How would you do this?
Create a new document in Photoshop or Gimp, make sure you start with a transparent layer and then work in layers above that one. Probably you have your chosen Font already, but it's good to experiment and why not take the pen or brush tool and simply write your name yourself as you normally would on paper. While you may get quite excited doing this eye-opening exercise, you will soon observe where the difficulties are, especially as concerns a confined space like 500×80 pixels as may be the case for your header… and this without being a Graphic Designer and even less a Calligrapher.
When does one's Signature look right?
Good Typography
While I studied Typography decades ago and the basic principles of good Typography like those of good Architecture never change… and poor letter spacing and kerning can still drive me up the wall… from there to doing something that looks good and dynamic within a short period of time and without killing the History or Undo button is a totally different story…
I know. I did it … and definitely, using a Wacom tablet is not the same as designing on paper… even if having quite a steady hand and tons of self-imposed Patience! The result? Nothing I'd be proud of… not within a couple of hours and without being properly equipped! But do I have a respect and admiration for the guys out there who know what they are doing!
So what's the answer if you still want to give it a go?
Font Editing Software
Font Editing Software is a must if you are determined to create your own Fonts… but as there is quite a price attached to this, shop around first, look at what others do and possibly start with the TypeTool first, see whether Font creation is really for you – and once you know this is it… then dig into your wallet and upgrade to something like FontLab.
Alternatively, outsource to a professional. Having your own look in terms of typography as a business is a worthwhile investment. Just browse through all the mega brands – Coca Cola, McDonalds, Microsoft, Coco Chanel – and it jumps into one's eyes – it's a must and it needs to be professionally done. No matter what!


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Former Real Madrid and Sevilla coach Juande Ramos is to leave Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk after rejecting the offer of a new contract.
The 59-year-old Spaniard had been in charge of the Ukrainian side since 2010 but turned down the chance to extend his stay due to family reasons.
Ramos guided Dnipro to second place behind Shakhtar Donetsk in the recently-completed 2013/14 season - their best finish in over two decades and one that earned them a place in the UEFA Champions League for the first time.
A Dnipro statement read: "Juande Ramos, the Dnipro coach of the last four years, will not sign a new contract with our club. At the end of the 2013/14 season he was made an offer on a new deal, and after some consideration, he rejected it, citing his family's reluctance to stay in Ukraine for a long time.
"Dnipro thank Juande Ramos for what was a fruitful partnership and wish him the best of luck. The team showed bright performances under him and made the fans happy. Finishing runners-up under his guidance and winning a place in Champions League qualifying was a big achievement."
As well as Sevilla - who he led to back-to-back UEFA Cup titles in 2006 and 2007 - and Real, the much-travelled Ramos has also been in charge of the likes of Tottenham, CSKA Moscow, Malaga and Espanyol.


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Heard: New York Attorney General Is Investigating Pearson Education – NYTimes.com
By Wired Academic on December 23, 2011
Domestic, Education Quality, Ethics, Friend, Fraud, or Fishy, Publishers & Curriculum, Required
The New York Times reports that education giant, Pearson, is under investigation for fishy freebies like trips for school officials. The allegation is that some of the free trips funded by the Pearson foundation resulted in contracts flowing to the for-profit side. Winnie Hu reports:
The office of the attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, issued subpoenas this week to the foundation and to Pearson Education seeking documents and information related to their activities with state education officials, including at least four education conferences — in London, Helsinki, Singapore and Rio de Janeiro — since 2008, according to people familiar with the investigation.
At stake are tens of millions of dollars of state education contracts, reports the New York Times.
This reminds us, is someone looking at Apple's freebies for educators?
via New York Attorney General Is Investigating Pearson Education – NYTimes.com.
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Monday, July 28, 2008
Cowboy Tacks Up Kowboy in Amsterdam
Today's Grade 2 Amsterdam for 3-year-old sprinters at 6-½ furlongs that ends the first week of the meet is an interesting one, a three-ply battle between Desert Key (5-2), Kodiak Kowboy (3-1) and Eaton's Gift (9-2).
Desert Key is nothing less than a very exciting sprint prospect; could even be Breeders' Cup material is he keeps doing what he's been doing. His last was just a super effort--his performance figure reflects that--and trainer Jimmy Jerkens wisely gave him more than enough recovery time. Additionally, he's won from in front, behind, and since his last worked four times, all bullets. Who knows how good right now?
Kodiak Kowboy might be in a new barn but he's coming home to Saratoga--home in that his best race at 2 came over this track, at this distance, in the Grade 2 Saratoga Special. Today he goes for Larry Jones and Gabriel Saez, has competitive figures and fits the race shape as there's plenty of gas signed on here. Saez is a talented young, position conscious rider.
Eaton's Gift won his last race at Churchill while showing improved early speed and now stretches out a half furlong, which appears to be his best go, earning a competitive figure while winning his only start at this hybrid distance. From his outside slip, Kent D., finally with the 5,000 monkey off his back, can use his mount's speed to play it off the break. Like we said, interesting race.
But we'll take Kodiak Cowboy to win at 2-1 or greater, keying him first and second in exactas and trifectas with his main rivals here.
Running Totals: (241) 74-50-27. Total Dollar Return: $452.90 [win selections only]
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McLaren F1 GTR sells for £3.2m
First of the 600bhp 'Longtail' cars to record a victory sells in Scottsdale
Posted: 20 Jan 2014
A McLaren F1 GTR 'Longtail' has just sold at auction in America for $5,280,000. In proper money, that's just over £3.2m. A lot, therefore.
It's Team BMW Motorsport's McLaren F1 GTR, and the first of the Longtails to record a victory. This car took the top spot at Hockenheim and Helsinki in 1997, and finished on the podium several other times too. Now it's taken a podium position at Gooding & Co's Scottsdale auction; a sale that took in a whopping $49,461,550 over the weekend.
Though this McLaren F1 GTR wasn't the most expensive car on Gooding's lot: that honour went to - what else? - a 1958 Ferrari 250 GT Series 1 Cabriolet, which sold for $6,160,000.
Still, that McLaren, chassis #021R, came in under its expected target price of $7m. That makes it quite the bargain if you ask us, complete as it is with a massive 5.9-litre, 600bhp BMW V12, rare materials, iconic 'FINA' livery and a recent full restoration from McLaren.
So, that's the top two spots taken, but which came in at number three? Another Ferrari, this one a 1956 Ferrari 410 Superamerica Series I Coupe, that sold for $3,300,000. Pocket money, then.
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UMass men's lacrosse redshirt-senior short-stick defensive midfielder Ryan Izzo was selected by Ohio Machine during the 2015 Major League Lacrosse draft on Friday, Jan. 23. Lacrosse Magazine highlighted Izzo's pick as a good decision by the Machine - read about it below:
"Izzo, on the other hand, is a great addition and a selection it seems everyone in the media loves. That's for good reason. UMass head coach Greg Cannella raves about Izzo's toughness and character. He'll do the dirty work on the field and give the team a good locker room presence."
Read the rest of the draft grades through Lacrosse Magazine's article. More on the Minutemen - who start their season at home on Garber Field vs. Army on Saturday, Feb. 7 at 1 p.m. - can be found through UMassAthletics.com.