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Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Skinner of Mount Pleasant, S.C., announce the engagement of their daughter, Erin Michelle Skinner of Mount Pleasant, S.C., to Adam Maclachlan Eddy of Tega Cay, S.C. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Eddy of Tega Cay, S.C.
Miss Skinner's grandparents are Phyllis J. Keller of Muncie, Ind., and the late Joseph P. Keller and the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Skinner of Columbus, Ohio.
Eddy's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas More of Greenwich, Conn. and Mr. Jack Eddy of Huntington, W.V. Miss Skinner is a 2009 Wando High School graduate and she will graduate from the College of Charleston in May 2013.
Eddy is a 2009 Fort Mill High School graduate and he will graduate from the College of Charleston in May 2013.
He has been accepted into the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Mass.
The wedding is planned for Sunday, June 9, 2013, at Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church.
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Christians use the terms justification and sanctification a lot, but it's not always clear where one concept leaves off and the other picks up. Are they interchangeable? If not What is the difference between these two ideas? Is there even a Biblical justification* for having two terms at all?
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HUNTINGTON — If a person goes to a place called "the Taj" in Vegas or Atlantic City, there is no doubt they will see plenty of bright lights and a big-city feel.
If a new Marshall University defensive back has his way, "the Taj" will be putting on 12 or 13 football shows this fall around Conference USA.
Taj Letman, a 6-foot-3, 183-pound safety from Elberton, Ga., has been waiting to step onto this big stage for a long time.
"It's a dream-come true to be in a D-I program coming where I'm from," Letman said. "For all this to happen — finding a stable home here, a home that I'm happy at — and getting to pick my school that last time before Signing Day, it just let me know I'm here and I'm here to stay."
Letman said it felt "like Christmas" last week when he hit the practice field for the first time as a member of a Division I program.
There might have been double-meaning to the comment.
"I couldn't sleep. I was too excited," Letman said of the first Tuesday practice. "I got my pads and stuff like a week ago and I was talking about that all week. It's like Christmas for me, man.
"But like I was telling them boys the first day, coming from Mississippi and Georgia, we don't get that snow. They told me that's like a normal day for them. I'll have to get used to that, but I couldn't be happier. "
The sophomore safety made quite the impact in his first practice sessions with the Thundering Herd.
During last Tuesday's 7-on-7 period near the end of practice, Letman ranged to his left and dove to pick off a pass in front of newcomer wide receiver Shawney Kersey, a Penn State transfer.
It was a showcase of his speed (4.42-40-yard dash) and his range — both attributes the Herd can utilize greatly.
The interception set off a celebration on the defensive sideline, which got the excitable Letman fired up, too.
"It felt good to be back after a year out," Letman said. "(Marshall head) Coach (Doc) Holliday told me when he recruited me, he said 'It's your spot to lose.' I'm out here trying to get it."
Letman's hunger can be understood after the road he's taken to reach the Division I level.
He burst onto the recruiting scene as a freshman at Holmes (Miss.) Community College after finishing the season with 59 tackles and 10 pass breakups. The season brought about lots of interest from several BCS programs, who were interested in tracking his progress during his sophomore year.
That second season ended as soon as it began with Letman being injured in the third period of Holmes' first preseason practice for the 2012 season. Periods are normally five minutes in length during practice sessions, so he was literally injured within the first 20 minutes of stepping on the field for the first time.
Letman suffered an injury to his right ring finger in which the tendon separated from bone.
He had two options — play through it and run the risk of losing his finger or opt for surgery, which would end his season — both of which came with possible implications for his future.
To avoid the risk of further injury, Letman opted for the surgery, which turned out to be the right move.
Letman was recruited by the likes of Baylor, Nebraska, Kentucky, Purdue and Georgia.
Many of those schools backed off and went after other prospects because of the injury, but later tried to jump back on board as the recruiting process carried closer to JUCO Signing Day in December 2012.
At the end of the day, however, it was Marshall — a school who had been on him and stayed on him from the beginning — that won Letman over.
"The safety spot is wide-open," Letman said. "They lost two guys from last year. I'm going to take this opportunity and someone's going to have to rip it from me to try and get it. It's out there for me to take."
Now, the Herd gets into its second week of spring practice starting with Tuesday's 3:30 p.m. session.
And Letman will be back in full pads at what he might call a dress rehearsal.
Considering that Marshall lost more than 200 tackles at the safety spots from 2012, Letman knows his role will be large for the big show this fall.
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Another equestrian facility in Fairfax County is at risk of disappearing because the property owners are seeking to sell the land on which it sits.
Windswept Farm, a 32-acre property near the intersection of Braddock Road and the Fairfax County Parkway, currently is home to an 11-member horse boarding cooperative.
The land, however, is owned by the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia — the result of a lengthy legal dispute between the diocese and former Episcopal churches that separated from the diocese because of religious disagreements.
The Church of the Apostles purchased the land for $2.5 million in 2001, according to county real estate tax records. The intent was to build a new church there, according to Henry Burt, secretary and chief of staff of the diocese.
Church of the Apostles later separated from the Episcopal Church, as did several other Virginia churches. There was a multi-year lawsuit regarding whether the property belonged to the diocese or to the churches.
Following the resolution of the court case, the main 32-acre property and two smaller parcels, totalling about 11 acres, the court ordered that the land be transferred to the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia. The transfer took place in May and they were placed on the market in July.
�The Diocese of Virginia has decided that the property is not essential to our mission,� Burt said.
The three properties combined are assessed for about $2.4 million, according to county records, and zoned for one house per 5 acres.
Although the property has sat unused by the church, the co-op of horse owners has made the land their home. They were renting the land from the Church of the Apostles, and the diocese was not aware of the arrangement until they took ownership.
�We all have a love for the property,� said co-op member Christina Baker of Fairfax, who boards her two horses there. �We�ve worked on it so hard.�
They�ve cleaned up a once-neglected property, she said, building fences and maintaining the stables. Members take turns doing regular chores, such as feeding and cleaning stalls, and get together to work on larger projects like building new fence.
�We just learn as we go,� she said.
The co-op members now are living with the uncertainty that they could be asked to vacate the property at any moment, and will be left trying to find new residences for the dozen horses that live there.
�We�re kind of frantic. We don�t know what to do,� Baker said.
Boarding space in the county is increasingly scarce and expensive, she added.
Another stable facility in southeastern Fairfax County, Woodlawn Stables, may be forced to move or close due to the widening of Route 1. Woodlawn has a much longer history than the Fairfax co-op and there is a major community effort under way to save it.
Baker said the uncertainty of the sale affects everything, from deciding how much hay to order to determining what maintenance projects are worth the effort.
Burt said he is trying to provide the co-op members with regular updates so they can make plans.
Before she joined the co-op, Baker kept her horses at a boarding facility near Manassas, which made it much harder for her family to enjoy and spend time with their horses, she said, as more and more spaces are lost to redevelopment.
While they know they will have to move out someday soon, Baker said the co-op members would want to see the land preserved as open space in some way.
�It�s just such a beautiful place. It would be a shame to see it destroyed,� Baker said.


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White House photo proves Obama shootsBy DARLENE SUPERVILLE
The Associated Press | February 03,2013White House photo
A White House photo shows President Barack Obama shooting clay targets at Camp David, Md., in August 2012.WASHINGTON Two days before President Barack Obamas first trip outside Washington to promote his gun-control proposals, the White House tried to settle a brewing mystery when it released a photo to back his claim to be a skeet shooter.
Obama had set inquiring minds spinning when, in an interview with The New Republic magazine last week, he answered yes when asked if he had ever fired a gun. The admission came as a surprise to many.
Yes, in fact, up at Camp David, we do skeet shooting all the time, Obama said in the interview, referring to the official presidential retreat in rural Maryland, which he last visited in October while campaigning for re-election.
Asked whether the entire family participates, the president said: Not the girls, but oftentimes guests of mine go up there.
Few could recall Obama ever talking about firing a gun or going skeet shooting all the time.
The official White House photo released Saturday is dated Aug. 4, 2012. The caption says Obama is shooting clay targets on the range at Camp David. Obama is outdoors amid grass and trees with a rifle cocked in his left shoulder, his left index finger on the trigger and smoke coming from the barrel. He is wearing jeans, a dark blue, short-sleeved polo shirt, sunglasses and headphones.
Asked at a Jan. 28 press briefing how frequently Obama shoots skeet and whether photos of the outings existed, White House press secretary Jay Carney said he didnt know how often. Pictures may exist, he said, but he hadnt seen any.
Why havent we heard about it before? Carney was asked.
Because when he goes to Camp David, he goes to spend time with his family and friends and relax, not to produce photographs, Carney said.
Obama is accompanied almost everywhere by at least one White House photographer.
Carney did not immediately respond Saturday when asked to comment on the decision to release the photo. But it could be part of an effort to portray Obama as sympathetic to gun owners and opponents of his gun-control measures who argue the proposals would infringe on an individuals Second Amendment right to bear arms.
In the interview, which appears in the Feb. 11 issue of The New Republic, Obama said gun-control advocates should be better listeners in this latest debate over firearms in the U.S. He also declared his deep respect for the tradition of hunting in this country, which dates back generations.
I have a profound respect for the traditions of hunting that trace back in this country for generations, Obama said. And I think those who dismiss that out of hand make a big mistake. Part of being able to move this forward is understanding the reality of guns in urban areas are very different from the realities of guns in rural areas. And if you grew up and your dad gave you a hunting rifle when you were 10, and you went out and spent the day with him and your uncles, and that became part of your familys traditions, you can see why youd be pretty protective of that.
He added: So its trying to bridge those gaps that I think is going to be part of the biggest task over the next several months. And that means that advocates of gun control have to do a little more listening than they do sometimes.
His gun control measures, which include a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines, as well as universal background checks for anyone who wants to buy a firearm, have met some resistance on Capitol Hill and from opponents of tighter restrictions on access to guns, including the powerful National Rifle Association.
In Minneapolis on Monday, Obama plans to make remarks as well as discuss his proposals with local and law enforcement officials during a stop at the police departments special operations center. Hes also expected to visit with community members to hear about their experiences with gun violence, the White House said.
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Chicago has held foes to two or fewer tallies 19 times overall this season (16-2-0-1), including five of the last six outings; the Wolves rank 14th in the AHL with a 2.79 goals-against average this season.
--- Johnny Pohl: Recorded five points (3G, 2A) in three games this week after being held scoreless in a season-high four games ... Matched a team season-high two tallies on Saturday against Peoria ... Ranks third on the Wolves with 11 goals and shares third with 25 points in 32 games this season ... He also holds second on the club with 14 assists and paces the team with five power-play strikes
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--- Nathan Oystrick: Registered three points (G, 2A) in three games this week to extended his point streak to four games, which matches a season-high ... Shares first among Wolves defensemen with four goals and second with 14 points and ranks third among club rearguards with 10 assists in 28 matchups this season. ... Leads the team with 60 penalty minutes
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--- Chicago - which has won seven of its last 10 games - sits in sixth place in the West Division with 42 points (20-16-0-2) through 38 games this season; the Wolves trail first place Milwaukee by eight points but hold two games in hand; first and seventh place in the division are separated by only 11 points, making it the most tightly contested division in the AHL.
--- Chicago collected one power-play goal on six chances on Sunday and has potted power-play goals in nine of its last 10 games (10 of 41), which includes each of the last five (five of 23); the Wolves ranks ninth in the AHL with a 18.1 efficiency rating on the power-play (29 of 160).
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Four two minute rounds ffs - has boxing become a sport for lasses in the 20 years since I last took an interest in it?
Parmi | #1 draft pick | Jake King is **** | Big Bash League tipping champion of the universeCome and Paint Turtle
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Pac Man knocked out, hell of a finish to the fight.
Didn't see the fight, but belated justice for Marquez as he was properly stitched up last time they fought.
Saw Kessler fight Brian Magee for the WBA Super Middleweight title tho (which confused me as I thought Andre Ward was the WBA champ, but anyway). Magee was badly out of his depth. Kessler was clinical with the body shots.
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If Switchyard Sullivan had worked the body like Kessler it's fair to say Homer would never have got a shot at Tatum.
Hungry young fighter.
Check out the Marquez KO on Pacquiao.
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Old school is always in session at G&M Market in Glendora, a South Jersey town not far from the Deptford Mall. Master butcher and recantour Hank Mariotti just celebrated 55 years at the family-run bushess, an old fashioned butcher shop and deli that still makes homemade sausage and grinds and cuts meat to order. For customers with no time to cook, beef and pork is roasted fresh daily for sandwiches, and the hoagies and sandwiches are some of the best around.
As he approaches his 80th birthday, Mariotti, who co-owns the business with his son Gary, still works seven days a week. It's a work ethic he learned young.
Mariotti remembers going to the South Philly butcher with his mom as a kid, and being fascinated by the business of cutting meat. The shop owner noticed, and gave him a job for 25 cents a week sweeping up the store. He was nine. That job turned into apprenticing at an Italian Market meat palace, working for $15 a week. "I asked for a raise, and they said what raise, you're learning a trade, that's your raise."
What's so special about G&M?
"We take care of our customers," he said. "I tell them what to buy and how to cook it." Asked how he's changed over the years, Hank has a quick answer. "I used to eat six pork chops and 12 veal cutlets at one time. Since I've gotten older I've cut my meals in half."


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CEO Bjorn Rebney and COO Tim Danaher are officially out at Bellator per a Spike TV press release
The statement from Rebney in the presser is as follows:
"It is with bittersweet emotions that I announce that I am leaving the company I founded. I have great pride in having turned my vision into reality, a thriving business with television distribution to over 140 countries around the world, a partnership with one of the world's largest entertainment giants and wide array of sponsors, partners and strategic allies all over the globe. This has been a wonderful eight plus years of creation, development and success. I will miss the courageous, strong and dedicated fighters I have had the pleasure of promoting, and equally, I will miss the incredibly hard working, remarkable team that has become a family for me over the years. Viacom and Tim and I differed in our views of the right strategic direction for Bellator, but Tim and I both wish them well,"
Kevin Kay of Spike TV added, "I would like to thank Bjorn and Tim on behalf of Spike and Viacom for their dedication and hard work building Bellator from the ground up. They worked tirelessly in getting Bellator to where it is today. They were great partners to work with and we wish them all the best."
Well if there's any additional chance Fedor comes back to fight i'm all for Coker replacing Bjork. Its certainly an upgrade for the promotion.
Ok so how much time before Coker sells Bellator to Zuffa?
I say 1-2 years.
Not only brazilians can do this stuff
Wasn't his call to sell Strikeforce either. His investors, Silicon Valley Sports & Entertainment, sold it out from under him, before he could find new investors.
I see Viacom folding Bellator before selling it to Zuffa. Or Viacom purchasing a major stake in another promotion, and merging the 2.
The company was slowly balking on its principles anyway.
These things happen when you sell your soul to the network. I actually applaud the UFC for not doing so over the years; granted they have had casino money behind them.
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
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It has been over ten years since Stacy Peralta directed Dogtown and the Z-Boys, a movie that defined skateboarding as an art form. This week was the world premier of his much anticipated follow-up documentary, Bones Brigade: An Autobiography, screening at both the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah and at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
It was an extra nice touch that the film was screened in Santa Barbara, home of Powell Peralta, the iconic company behind the Bones Brigade. In a reunion-like atmosphere, the skateboard community ascended on the historic Arlington Theatre for this red carpet event filling it to capacity.
Bones Brigade: An Autobiography chronicles the story of the group's origin, their journey, and where they are today, told by its most prominent riders, Steve Caballero, Tony Hawk, Mike McGill, Rodney Mullen, Lance Mountain and Tommy Guerrero.
With humor and intense honesty these riders along with Stacy Peralta, George Powell, and others, paint a vivid picture of those early days of skating and the experience of being a young skater in the 80's. But this film isn't just a time capsule it's also a story about great friendships, trust, facing your fears, and going for your dreams.
You can't help but be moved by the bond between Stacy and his riders, and their lifelong commitment to skateboarding. Hats off to Stacy Peralta for putting together another masterpiece of skateboarding history. A must see for skaters and non-skaters alike.
We asked some skaters about the influence of the Bones Brigade on them, and on skateboarding:
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"In the information age, the most valuable resources that an organization has are its data and knowledge bases. Effective management of information systems and technology is central to codifying and sharing data, as well as to discovering and applying new knowledge – both of which are essential for success."
Henry Bi joined Willamette University in Fall 2009. Prior to Willamette, he has been an Assistant Professor of Supply Chain and Information Systems at the Pennsylvania State University's Smeal College of Business for five years. He also has work experience with Xerox Corporation in Rochester, NY and with an import/export company in China.
Henry has taught courses in the areas of information systems management and operations management at the Pennsylvania State University as well as at the University of Arizona when he was a doctoral student.
His research focuses on information management and process management. He has published papers in academic journals and presented at international conferences.
Henry is a member of the Association for Information Systems (AIS) and the American Society for Quality (ASQ).
- Ph.D., Management, University of Arizona
- M.B.A., Rochester Institute of Technology
- M.S., Information Technology, Rochester Institute of Technology
- B.E., Mechanical Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University (China)
- Certified Six Sigma Black Belt (CSSBB), American Society for Quality (ASQ), License 14182, October 2013 – Present
- Certified Six Sigma Green Belt (CSSGB), American Society for Quality (ASQ), License 8292, December 2012 – Present
Honors and Awards
University's Jerry E. Hudson Award for Excellence in Teaching, Willamette University, 2012
Award for Meritorious Service to Students, Atkinson Graduate School of Management, Willamette University, 2011, 2012
University's outstanding graduate student instructor award, University of Arizona, 2004
Teaching and Research Interests
Operations management, lean six sigma, supply chain management, business process management, information systems management, ERP, e-commerce, e-government, enterprise architecture management, database management, data-driven performance evaluation.
- Operations and Systems Management (MBA core)
- Operations and Information Management (MBA for Professionals core)
- Lean Six Sigma (MBA concentration experiential elective)
- Supply Chain Modeling and Optimization (MBA concentration experiential elective)
- E-Commerce and E-Government: Strategy and Implementation (MBA elective)
- Enterprise Architecture Management (MBA elective)
Selected Professional Activities
Editorial Review Board Member: Journal of Database Management
Conference Program Committee Member: Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS)
Reviewer: ACM Transactions on Management Information Systems, Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry, Business Process Management Journal, Decision Support Systems, IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering, IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, IEEE Transactions on Reliability, IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics (Part A), Information Systems Frontiers, Information Systems Research, Information Technology & Management, INFORMS Journal on Computing, Journal of Database Management, Journal of Information Systems and e-Business Management, Management Science, MIS Quarterly, Transactions on Petri Nets and Other Models of Concurrency; Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Annual Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute (DSI), China Digital Library Conference (CDLC), Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS), International Conference of Asian Digital Libraries (ICADL), International Conference on Business Process Management (BPM), International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS), International Conference on Web Services (ICWS), Joint Conference on Digital Libraries (JCDL), NSF/NIJ Symposium on Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI), Workshop on e-Business (WeB), Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS)
Selected Publications
H.H. Bi. 2014. Note on the factor values of three common Shewhart variables control charts. Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods. Forthcoming.
H.H. Bi, J. Nolt. 2012. Toward a formal semantics for control-flow process models. Journal of Database Management. 23(2): 72-97. [To receive a copy of this paper, contact: firstname.lastname@example.com]
The following peer-reviewed publications can be downloaded online:
H.H. Bi, J. Wang, D.K.J. Lin. 2011. Comprehensive citation index for research networks. IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering. 23(8) 1274-1278.
H.H. Bi. 2010. A structured language for manipulating process models. Business Process Management Journal. 16(4) 713-743.
H.H. Bi, D.K.J. Lin. 2009. RFID-enabled discovery of supply networks. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management. 56(1) 129-141.
L. Klotz, M. Horman, H.H. Bi, J. Bechtel. 2008. The impact of process mapping on transparency. International Journal of Productivity and Performance Management. 57(8) 623-636.
R. Barton, H.H. Bi, M. Freimer, Z. Huang, D.K.J. Lin, J. Shu, D. Thomas, S. Xu. 2006. Challenges in RFID enabled supply chain management. Quality Progress. 39(11) 23-28.
J.L. Zhao, H.H. Bi, H. Chen, D.D. Zeng, C. Lin, M. Chau. 2006. Process-driven collaboration support for intra-agency crime analysis. Decision Support Systems. 41(3) 616-633.
H.H. Bi, J.L. Zhao. 2004. Applying propositional logic to workflow verification. Information Technology & Management. 5(3-4) 293-318.
H.H. Bi. 2008. Toward an algebra for manipulating process models. Proceedings of the Eighteenth Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS 2008), Paris, France, December, 13-14, 2008. pp. 206-211.
H.H. Bi, J.L. Zhao. 2004. Process logic for verifying the correctness of business process models (extended abstract). Proceedings of the Twenty-fifth International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS 2004), Washington, D.C., USA, December 12-15, 2004. pp. 91-100.
H.H. Bi, A. Kumar. 2004. A canonical form for the definition, querying, and manipulation of workflows. Proceedings of the Fourteenth Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS 2004), Washington, D.C., USA, December 11-12, 2004. pp. 26-31.
H.H. Bi, J.L. Zhao. 2003. A formal classification of process anomalies for workflow verification. Proceedings of the Thirteenth Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS 2003), Seattle, WA, USA, December 13-14, 2003. pp. 207-212.
J.L. Zhao, H.H. Bi. 2003. On the completeness of logic-based workflow verification. Proceedings of the Thirteenth Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS 2003), Seattle, WA, USA, December 13-14, 2003. pp. 73-78.
H.H. Bi, A. Segev, J.L. Zhao. 2003. Verification of inter-organizational workflow models in supply chain management. Proceedings of the Second Workshop on e-Business (WeB 2003), Seattle, WA, USA, December 13-14, 2003. pp. 213-224.
J.L. Zhao, H.H. Bi, H. Chen. 2003. Collaborative workflow management for interagency crime analysis. Proceedings of the First NSF/NIJ Symposium on Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI 2003), Tucson, AZ, USA, June 2-3, 2003. pp. 266-280.
H.H. Bi, J.L. Zhao. 2003. Mending the lag between commercial needs and research prototypes: A logic-based workflow verification approach. Proceedings of the Eighth INFORMS-Computing-Society Conference (ICS 2003), Chandler, AZ, USA, January 8-10, 2003. pp.191-212.


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With the recent influx of a few new seafood restaurants in Brooklyn and my lifelong love of fried fish, I've been scouring New York for a great fish sandwich for the past few months. Unfortunately, my search has been relatively fruitless, turning up several good-tasting candidates, but not that captures that quintessential New England combo of crisp beer batter encasing tender, flaky white cod, tangy tartar sauce, and a creamy, crunchy mayo-based slaw all on a buttery steamed bun. Is that too much to ask?
Fresh off a frying bender from my Korean Fried Chicken testing, transporting this task to home seemed like a natural.
There's not much to a good fried fish sandwich. The real key is all in the batter. A traditional beer batter is made with lightly leavened flour and cold, bubbly beer. The idea is that a good, light, bubble-filled batter will act as an insulator, slowing down the transfer of heat from the ripping hot oil to the delicate fish. As the exterior batter dehydrates and browns, the fish on the inside steams ever so gently.
For this to work properly, you need a batter that is light in texture, and browns relatively quickly. That's where the beer comes in. First off, sugars present in the beer will increase the brownability of the batter, while its alcohol content makes it more volatile, helping it to escape the batter and thus cook faster than a water-based batter ever could. The bubbles are also essential—they create the tiny, tiny pockets inside a good batter that add to our perception of crunchiness—it's really just a little boost for the baking powder, which performs a similar function.
Rather than using straight-up flour for my batter, I use a combo of flour and corn starch, which reduces the amount of gluten formed—a protein network that can cause a batter to become leathery and tough. Gluten formation is increased with excessive stirring, so for the best batter, I find that mixing it with a whisk or a pair of chopsticks just until it barely comes together is the way to go. A few spots of raw flour are perfectly fine.
I experimented using a few different coating methods—pre-flouring before battering, battering the fish straight up, etc. I found that the most effective method—the one that gave the best balance between crispness and lightness was to give the fish a quick coat in the dry flour mixture, followed by a dip in the batter, then a second dip into the dry flour before lowering it into the fryer.
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Cardiac Hill, located 1.5 miles into the 5k course at Sunken Meadow State Park on the glacial scraped north shore of Long Island, is one tough hill. Harwood runners participating at the Jim Smith Memorial Cross Country Race hosted by Port Jefferson High School used their experience of running the hills of Vermont to pull away from the Long Islanders.
"Having the Harwood cross-country team run at Sunken Meadow has been on my bucket list for a while," said coach John Kerrigan, a 1970 graduate of nearby Hauppauge High School.
"We had an opening in our schedule and I wanted to reward all of the great seniors, most that have been with me for four years, with a trip to my hometown," he said.
"To be honest, I thought we would be a little over our heads. There were over 1,500 runners representing 52 schools from all over Nassau and Suffolk Counties. I thought at best we would not be embarrassed and would finish somewhere in the middle of the pack," said the longtime coach. "I did not expect to win."
The Harwood seniors rewarded coach Kerrigan with double victories. The races were scored by class. Harwood had participants in all eight races from freshman girls to senior boys.
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Freshman Girls: Lily Clark, 55th, and Madeline Strasser, 72nd.
Freshman Boys: Colin Fennelly, 42nd, and Tristan Touchette, 58th.
Sophomore Girls: Charlotte Boyden, 11th, and Aenea Mead, 86th.
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Junior Girls: Sophie Dasaro, 43rd.
Junior Boys: Sam Nishi, 1st, Jacob Palmerio, 15th.
Senior Girls: Marla Davidson, 4th, India Harvey, 8th, Ellie Ramsey, 9th, Alice Woodruff, 18th, and Shelby Parette, 50th.
Senior Boys: Geoffrey Kazlow, 4th, Caleb Kessler, 7th, Nathaniel Kazlow, 16th, Noah Evans, 50th, Sam Robinson, 70th, and Eli Winters, 74th.
"We kind of blended in with the other schools until Charlotte turned some heads by almost cracking the top 10. After Sam's race, our kids were noticed. Sam's victory completely unraveled the crowd. They were expecting a duel between Joshua Hadity of Commack and James Burke, the Port Jeff phenom that is also a 4:13 miler. Sam got some distance on Burke at the top of Cardiac and outkicked Hadity at the finish. It got the crowd going 'Who is this team from Vermont?'" Kerrigan recounted.
"The senior girls' race was expected to be a duel between Smithtown, Islip and Northport High Schools. Harwood packed three girls in the top 10. Marla, 4th, India, 8th, and Ellie, 9th, kind of sealed it up for us. They beat pre-meet favorite Smithtown by 15 points," said Kerrigan.
The senior boys' race was expected to be dominated by Shoreham-Wading River High School.
"Our boys were 8th, 21st and 24th at the bottom of Cardiac. At the finish they were 4th, 7th and 16th. All of that running on the hills of South Duxbury has paid off for the Highlanders," he added.
The Harwood cross-country team thanked all of the parents, especially the parents of seniors, that helped fundraise over the past four years. They also thanked the people who participated in the summer fun run, which helped make this event possible.
Next week, Harwood runners compete for the New England Small School Championship title in Manchester, New Hampshire.


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ROSEMONT, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves jumped out to a 3-0 lead and held the Grand Rapids Griffins scoreless for the first 50:23 of the game en route to a 3-1 win Sunday night at the Allstate Arena.
Right wing Mark Mancari (G, A) and defenseman Chris Tanev (2A) tallied multiple-point games for Chicago, which won back-to-back home games for the first time this season.
"Our special team units got us off to a quick start tonight," said Wolves Head Coach Craig MacTavish. "We received a huge boost from them and rode that momentum to the victory."
Chicago (11-9-1-3) opened scoring when defenseman Ryan Parent skated into the Griffins zone short-handed and rocketed a slap shot over the glove of Grand Rapids netminder Joey MacDonald at 4:19 of the first period.
The Wolves doubled their 2-0 while working on a five-on-three advantage at 10:44 of the opening frame. Center Steve Reinprecht held the puck at the bottom of the far circle and snapped a quick pass to Mancari who was alone in front of the crease and tapped home the puck into an empty net.
Chicago inched ahead 3-0 at 5:35 of the third period. Mancari skated in on a breakaway and fired a shot that hit MacDonald square in the mask and the puck dropped in the crease and left wing Mike Duco skated in and deposited the puck into an empty net.
MacDonald (5-5-1) kicked out 20 shots.
Grand Rapids (10-12-1-2) ended the Wolves shutout bid while working on a five-on-three advantage at 10:23 of the final frame. Defenseman Logan Pyatt's shot from the near point was redirected by left wing Tomas Tatar past Wolves goaltender Eddie Lack.
Lack stopped 14 of 15 shots in 24:36 of relief duty after he replaced Matt Climie who left the game at 33:23 with an injury. Clime (8-4-0) thwarted all 12 shots he faced before leaving the contest.
The Wolves travel to North Carolina for a pair of games against the Charlotte Checkers starting with a 6 p.m. tilt on Thursday, Dec. 15 at Time Warner Cable Arena.
Grand Rapids 0 0 1 -- 1
Chicago 2 0 1 -- 3
First Period---1, Chicago, Parent 1 (Tanev), 4:19 sh; 2, Chicago, Mancari 10 (Reinprecht, Tanev), 10:44 pp. Penalties---Clackson, Chicago (roughing), 3:19; Ferraro, Grand Rapids (tripping), 8:58; Tatar, Grand Rapids (interference), 10:03; Smith, Grand Rapids (fighting), 15:09; Roussel, Chicago (fighting), 15:09; Amadio, Grand Rapids (unsportsmanlike conduct), 15:42; Clackson, Chicago (unsportsmanlike conduct), 15:42.
Second Period---None. Penalties---Pare, Grand Rapids (slashing), 1:33; Miller, Chicago (hooking), 8:21; Exelby, Grand Rapids (fighting), 11:20; Clackson, Chicago (fighting), 11:20; Rodin, Chicago (unsportsmanlike conduct), 13:28; Parkes, Grand Rapids (tripping), 16:52.
Third Period---3, Chicago, Duco 5 (Mancari, Erixon), 5:35; 4, Grand Rapids, Tatar 7 (Pyett, Janik), 10:23 pp. Penalties---Exelby, Grand Rapids (boarding), 2:56; Amadio, Grand Rapids (fighting, miscounduct), 6:36; Clackson, Chicago (fighting, misconduct), 6:36; Erixon, Chicago (double minor high-sticking), 8:24; Smith, Grand Rapids (cross-checking), 9:31; Miller, Chicago (slashing), 9:31; Duco, Chicago (slashing), 10:06.
Shots on goal---Grand Rapids: 7-5-15--27. Chicago: 8-8-7--23. Power plays---Grand Rapids: 1-6. Chicago: 1-5. Goalies---Grand Rapids, MacDonald (20-23). Chicago, Climie (12-12), replaced by Lack (14-15) at 33:23. A---3,863. Referees---Tim Mayer and Shaun Davis. Linesmen---Mathieu Chenier and Al Stensland.


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Dupuytren's (du-pwe-TRANZ) contracture is a hand deformity that usually develops slowly, over years. Dupuytren's contracture affects a layer of tissue that lies under the skin of your palm. Knots of tissue form under the skin — eventually forming a thick cord that can pull one or more of your fingers into a bent position.
Once this occurs, the fingers affected by Dupuytren's contracture can't be straightened completely, which can complicate everyday activities such as placing your hands in your pockets, putting on gloves or shaking hands.
Dupuytren's contracture most commonly affects the ring finger and pinky, and occurs most often in older men of Northern European descent. A number of treatments are available to slow the progression of Dupuytren's contracture and relieve symptoms.
Dupuytren's contracture typically progresses slowly, over years. Occasionally it can develop over weeks or months. In some people it progresses steadily, and in others it may start and stop.
Dupuytren's contracture usually begins as a thickening of the skin on the palm of your hand. As Dupuytren's contracture progresses, the skin on the palm of your hand may appear puckered or dimpled. A firm lump of tissue may form on your palm. This lump may be sensitive to the touch but usually isn't painful.
In later stages of Dupuytren's contracture, cords of tissue form under the skin on your palm and may extend up to your fingers. As these cords tighten, your fingers may be pulled toward your palm, sometimes severely.
The ring finger and pinky are most commonly affected, though the middle finger also may be involved. Only rarely are the thumb and index finger affected. Dupuytren's contracture can occur in both hands, though one hand is usually affected more severely than the other.
Doctors don't know what causes Dupuytren's contracture. Some researchers have speculated that it may be associated with an autoimmune reaction, where a person's immune system attacks its own body tissues. Dupuytren's often occurs in concert with conditions that cause contractures in other parts of the body, such as the feet or penis.
A number of factors are believed to increase your risk of the disease, including:
Dupuytren's contracture can make it difficult to perform certain functions using your hand. Since the thumb and index finger aren't usually affected, many people don't experience much inconvenience or disability with fine activities such as writing. But as Dupuytren's contracture progresses, it can limit your ability to fully open your hand and make it difficult to grasp large objects or to get your hand into narrow places.
While you may initially bring your symptoms to the attention of your family doctor, he or she may refer you to an orthopedic surgeon.
Before your appointment, you may want to write a list that answers the following questions:
Your doctor may ask some of the following questions:
During the physical exam, your doctor will visually inspect your hands closely, comparing them to each other and checking for any puckering on the skin of your palms. He or she will also press on different parts of your hands and fingers to check for toughened knots or bands of tissue.
In most cases, doctors can diagnose Dupuytren's contracture simply by looking at and feeling your hands. Other tests are rarely necessary.
If the disease progresses slowly, causes no pain and has little impact on your ability to use your hands for everyday tasks, you may not need treatment. Instead, you may choose to wait and see if Dupuytren's contracture progresses.
Treatment involves removing or breaking apart the cords that are pulling your fingers in toward your palm. This can be done in several different ways. The choice of procedure depends on the severity of your symptoms and any other health problems you may have.
This technique uses a needle, inserted through your skin, to puncture and "break" the cord of tissue that's contracting a finger. Contractures often recur but the procedure can be repeated. The main advantages of the needling technique are that there is no incision, it can be done on several fingers at the same time, and usually very little physical therapy is needed afterward. The main disadvantage is that it cannot be used in some locations in the finger, because it could damage a nerve or tendon.
Injecting a type of enzyme into the taut cord in your palm can soften and weaken it — allowing your doctor to later manipulate your hand in an attempt to break the cord and straighten your fingers. The advantages and disadvantages of the enzyme injection are similar to needling, except that the enzyme injection may be more painful initially.
Another option is to surgically remove the tissue in your palm affected by the disease. This may be challenging because it's difficult to identify tissue in very early stages of the disease. Diseased tissue may also attach to the skin, making it difficult to remove and increasing the chances of recurrence.
The main advantage to surgery is that it results in a more complete joint release than that provided by the needle or enzyme methods. The main disadvantages are that physical therapy is usually needed after surgery, and the recovery time can be longer.
In some severe cases, surgeons remove all the tissue likely to be affected by Dupuytren's contracture, including the attached skin. In these cases a skin graft will be needed to cover the open wound. This surgery is the most invasive option and has the longest recovery time. People usually require months of intensive physical therapy afterward.
If you have mild Dupuytren's contracture, you may want to:
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Wayne Allen
Common Staff Writer
On Thursday the Scioto County Commissioners signed a letter of support, calling for the closure of third street in the city of Portsmouth for Shawnee State University (SSU).
The letter addressed to Portsmouth Mayor David Malone states, "as friends of Shawnee State University, we are writing to ask you and members of City Council to support the closing of Third Street between Gay and Waller so that the university may grow and expand according to the master facilities plan they developed in concert with the city and community in 2007."
According to the letter SSU has experienced a 39 percent growth in student population over the last 10 years and now has 1,000 students living on campus, with on-campus housing at capacity.
"We believe that the growth of Shawnee State University is good for the community and translates to jobs-both at the university and in the region," the letter reads. "The only method for ensuring current jobs and the financial and programmatic support SSU provides for the community is their ability to increase enrollment and that requires expansion.
Scioto County Interim Economic Development Director Todd Book said the closure of third street, makes economic sense.
"One of the biggest areas of potential growth in our community, centers around Shawnee State. You look at their master plan and the goal of expanding the student population would in turn expand the number of professors in the area, which in turn would expand the number of business opportunities for the community," Book said. "It makes makes economic sense to be able to help them (SSU) develop a strong university. For us not to take advantage of Shawnee State and give them the tools they need to expand the university would be counter productive."
SSU President Dr. Rita Rice Morris thank the commissioners for their support in this effort.
"We appreciate the support we have received for our continued growth and are extremely grateful to see members of the community taking the time to study our request," Morris said in a released statement. "Shawnee State University was created because of the support of the people of this community and because of the vision and passion of our local and state leaders at the time. Our leaders of today, including our county commissioners, share the same passion for education and community development and we appreciate having them as partners as we move forward."
Portsmouth City Council will give a first reading to legislation that would vacate third street for SSU at its next meeting on March 11th.
Wayne Allen may be reached at 740-353-1151, or firstname.lastname@example.com


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The little cottage at 39 Godby Street in the Central City (or Slabtown) area of Logan seemed ideal for teacher Nikki Bailey when she was looking for a home. Now, 25 years and a series of tragedies later, Bailey has trouble setting goals for getting back into the home.
At the time the home was purchased, Bailey was a teacher and had only to cross the pedestrian bridge at the end of her driveway to be at work. It was the ideal situation for her.
Bailey has been taking care of her mother and her best friend Patty Mot, spending a lot of time away from home. With where the home is situated, the proximity to the school and nobody being home, vandals were able to break in to splatter the floors, walls and ceilings with paint, drawing offensive pictures, and breaking windows.
Bailey had extreme difficulty going back into the home and healing from the pain of the violation was a slow process. Patty, Bailey's best friend since second grade, said it took her a while to understand how hard it was for her friend to cope with the intrusion that left her feeling helpless.
Before repairs could be made, the home was struck a second time. This time someone set a fire at one of the doors and it spread. The house was damaged severely by smoke and water, and Bailey quipped she had a "sunroof" as she showed photos of the house with no roof.
The insurance company who handled the claims for both the vandalism and fire cancelled Bailey's policy and she no longer has insurance on the dwelling.
The icing on the cake was when Bailey made a trip home on August 6. She found a big red truck backed up by her house. When she asked the driver what they were doing, they told her she had been "foreclosed on." Foreclosure was not a real possibility since the home had been paid for since 1988.
Bailey went into her home and called 911. Police officers arrived and after investigating, found the papers the drivers were going by had the address as 39 Godby Heights, which is off W.Va. Route 10, near Chapmanville, and not 39 Godby Street, Logan.
They unloaded the only things on the truck — a dresser, mirror and chest of drawers. They told Ms. Bailey they had taken all of her other things "to the dump" saying it was "all junk."
All of her things — furniture from the living room, spare bedroom and kitchen, diplomas from Marshall University, books, 14 bins holding all of her winter clothing, everything out of her closets and drawers, even curtains and the brackets that held up the curtain rods were taken. The only items still in her possession are the things best friend Patty had for safekeeping and the things she had carried to her mother's home.
Bailey and her friend have been scouring Craig's List and ads in the paper to try and recover some of her belongings. They believe the belongings weren't taken to the dump and may turn up for sale somewhere.
Attorney Tim DiPiero is helping Bailey compile a list of everything she has missing. Bailey says the list grows as she thinks of things every day. She also says it is a huge task to try and remember the items, what they cost and how long she had them. To date, no value has been set for the total amount of damage Bailey has suffered because of the foreclosure.
DiPiero is also making an effort to find out which bank or mortgage company had the erroneous address for the foreclosure that stripped his client of her belongings and caused additional damage to her home.


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- Untersuchung eines nichtselektiven Kationenkanals in M-1-Zellen aus dem Sammelrohr der Maus und in anderen Geweben mit der Patch-Clamp-Technik (1999)
- Creation of strange-quark-matter droplets as a unique signature for quark-gluon plasma formation in relativistic heavy-ion collisions (1988)
- We demonstrate that strangeness separates in the Gibbs-phase coexistence between a baryon-rich quark-gluon plasma and hadron matter, even at T=0. For finite temperatures this is due to the associated production of kaons (containing s¯ quarks) in the hadron phase while s quarks remain in the deconfined phase. The s-s¯ separation results in a strong enhancement of the s-quark abundance in the quark phase. This mechanism is further supported by cooling and net strangeness enrichment due to the prefreezeout evaporation of pions and K+, K0, which carry away entropy and anti- strangeness from the system. Metastable droplets (i.e., stable as far as weak interactions are not regarded) of strange-quark matter (''strangelets'') can thus be formed during the phase transition. Such cool, compact, long-lived clusters could be experimentally observed by their unusually small Z/A ratio (≤0.1–0.3). Even if the strange-quark-matter phase is not stable under strong interactions, it should be observable by the delayed correlated emission of several hyperons. This would serve as a unique signature for the transient formation of a quark-gluon plasma.
- Chemical equilibration due to heavy Hagedorn states (2004)
- A scenario of heavy resonances, called massive Hagedorn states, is proposed which exhibits a fast (t H 1 fm/c) chemical equilibration of (strange) baryons and anti-baryons at the QCD critical temperature Tc. For relativistic heavy ion collisions this scenario predicts that hadronization is followed by a brief expansion phase during which the equilibration rate is higher than the expansion rate, so that baryons and antibaryons reach chemical equilibrium before chemical freeze-out occurs. PACS-Nr.: 12.38.Mh
- Separation of strangeness from antistrangeness in the phase transition from quark to hadron matter: Possible formation of strange quark matter in heavy-ion collisions (1987)
- We present a mechanism for the separation of strangeness from antistrangeness in the deconfinement transition. For a net strangeness of zero in the total system, the population of s quarks is greatly enriched in the quark-gluon plasma, while the s¯ quarks drift into the hadronic phase. This separation could result in ''strangelet'' formation, i.e., metastable blobs of strange-quark matter, which could serve as a unique signature for quark-gluon plasma formation in heavy-ion collisions. PACS: 25.70.Np, 12.38.Mh
- Canonical suppression in microscopic transport models (2006)
- We demonstrate the occurrence of canonical suppression associated with the conservation of an U(1)-charge in current transport models. For this study a pion gas is simulated within two different transport approaches by incorporating inelastic and volume-limited collisions pi pi leftrightarrow K bar-K for the production of kaon pairs. Both descriptions can dynamically account for the suppression in the yields of rare strange particles in a limited box, being in full accordance with a canonical statistical description.
- Dynamic canonical suppression of strangeness in transport models (2005)
- It is investigated whether canonical suppression associated with the exact conservation of an U(1)-charge can be reproduced correctly by current transport models. Therefore a pion-gas having a volume-limited cross section for kaon production and annihilation is simulated within two different transport prescriptions for realizing the inelastic collisions. It is found that both models can indeed dynamically account for the canonical suppression in the yields of rare strange particles.


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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Chattanooga Lady Mocs softball team (21-16, 6-3 SoCon) completed the three-game sweep of Western Carolina (11-24, 3-10 SoCon) with an 11-8 victory in game one and a 10-1 win in game two of the Saturday double-header in Cullowhee, N.C.
Chattanooga 11 – Western Carolina 8
The Lady Mocs began the day with a run in the top of the second inning as senior Kasey Tydingco (Fairfield, Calif.) lifted a solo home run to put Chattanooga up 1-0.
Western Carolina added four runs in the second to take a 4-1 lead but Chattanooga answered back with three runs in the top of the third on two hits and an error. Back-to-back walks with the bases loaded issued to Sarah Beth Roberts (Mt. Juliet, Tenn.) and Tydingco walked in two runs. The third run of the inning came on a single from Ninjja Suetsugu (Sao Paulo, Brazil) as UTC tied the game at 4-4.
Western Carolina scored two more runs in the third inning to take another lead, 6-4, but the Lady Mocs rallied back with a seven-run fifth inning, capped off by a Tydingco double to left center field to put Chattanooga on top 11-7.
The Cats scored a run in the fifth and a run in the sixth, but sophomore Taylor Deason (Clarksville, Tenn.) slammed the door to hand Chattanooga an 11-8 win in seven innings.
Chattanooga 10 – Western Carolina 1
Chattanooga completed the sweep in the third game of the series with a 10-1 win as freshman Rachel Albritton (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) ended the Catamounts day in six innings. The freshman pitch six complete innings, allowing eight hits and one earned run.
The Lady Mocs struck first in the third inning with five runs as UTC smacked five hits. Kaisey Carson (Indianapolis, Ind.) singled and Poteat singled to the pitcher to put two runners on. Sam Taylor (Chickamauga, Ga.), who collected three hits in the game, drove in a run. Sarah Beth Roberts (Mt. Juliet, Tenn.) drove a single to left to drive in another and Tydingco delivered the knockout punch with a three-run blast over the right-center fence.
Leading 5-0, UTC scored two in the fifth inning as Alyssa Taylor led off the inning with her first career home run to dead center. Up 6-0, Sam Taylor singled up the middle, stole second and was driven in by Tydingco on a single to take a 7-0 advantage.
Chattanooga tacked on three runs in the sixth on three hits and an error as Sam Taylor tripled to dive in the final run of the game for UTC, giving the Lady Mocs a 10-0 lead. WCU added a run in the bottom of the sixth, but Albritton held on to complete the game in six innings to give Chattanooga the sweep.
Chattanooga travels home to battle Georgia Southern next weekend in a three-game series at Frost Stadium.