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Fields and focus areas
The field of energy and process engineering deals with power production and conversion, transfer and distribution, as well as the end-use of energy both offshore, sub sea and inland. This involves everything from indoor environment and energy use in buildings to oil hydraulics, gas technology , combustion, bio-energy, refrigeration , as well as the thermal processing of foodstuffs.
Current projects
Current research activities at the Department of Energy and Process Engineering include:
- Combustion
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- High-temperature fuel cells
- Heat and refrigeration technology, components and systems
- Natural gas and multiphase flow
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Centre for Renewable Energy
Research includes these fields: wave generated energy, small scale hydroelectric power, wind power, solar energy, bioenergy, as well as energy generated from waste, hydrogen, salt and heat pumps. The Centre for Renewable Energy is owned by NTNU, SINTEF, IFE and UiO. Website: http://www.sffe.no/
Gas Technology Centre
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Associated Press, Published April 14 2013
North Dakota Legislature approaches end with much to finishBISMARCK — North Dakota's Legislature has little more than two weeks to finish its work before state constitution's 80-day limit is imposed.
Monday is Day 67.
North Dakota's House and Senate have worked through several contentious measures this session, including passing Medicaid expansion and restrictive abortion bills. Lawmakers also have hammered through some seemingly lesser legislation like rejecting a measure that would have allowed a rearview mirror to replace observers on boats towing water skiers.
Both chambers have more than two dozen measures to work through, including all remaining two-year budget bills for state agencies, programs and the Legislature itself.
North Dakota has shored up its position as the most restrictive state in the nation by passing legislation last week that outlaws abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy based on the disputed premise that a fetus can feel pain at that point.
Gov. Jack Dalrymple is expected to sign the bill into law. It's yet another direct challenge by the state to the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion up until viability, usually at 22 to 24 weeks.
Dalrymple already has signed into law this session the nation's strictest restriction on abortion — a measure that bans the practice when a heartbeat can be detected, as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. He signed two other measures banning abortions because a fetus has genetic defects such as Down syndrome and requiring that doctors who perform abortions be physicians with hospital-admitting privileges.
New York-based Center for Reproductive Rights has said it is committed to challenging the fetal heartbeat bill on behalf of the state's sole abortion clinic in Fargo. The group already represented the clinic for free in a lawsuit over a 2011 law banning the widely accepted use of a medication that induces abortion. A judge has temporarily blocked enforcement of the law.
The trial for that lawsuit begins Tuesday in Fargo.
North Dakota's Republican-led Legislature reluctantly— and most observers say surprisingly — voted to expand Medicaid to cover more uninsured residents of the state.
The Senate approved the bill 33-14 last week. The House approved the measure 57-36 in February.
GOP-lawmakers in both chambers said they felt forced to vote for Medicaid expansion — a component of the federal Affordable Care Act championed by President Barack Obama — because of the added costs to residents if they didn't.
Republican Sen. Spencer Berry, a Fargo physician, voted for the expansion but told his fellow lawmakers that he would hold his nose in doing so.
Dalrymple is expected to sign the legislation.
North Dakota's Medicaid program now covers about 65,000 people a month. If Dalrymple signs the measure, an additional 20,000 people — mostly adults without children — would be added to the program.
North Dakota Democrats have donned lapel pins in the past week with an image of Arthur Link, a former North Dakota governor, congressman and longtime state legislator known for environmental stewardship. Link died in 2010 at the age of 96.
Link was elected to the state House of Representatives from McKenzie County in 1946 and served as a legislator for 23 years. He was elected to the U.S. House in 1970 and served one term before North Dakota lost a seat due to reapportionment.
He became governor in 1973 and served for two four-year terms.
In the North Dakota House, Link wanted oil-producing counties to keep some tax revenues for road repairs. As governor, Link insisted on strong regulations for reclaiming land that had been mined for coal and collecting tax revenue from companies that were reaping a one-time harvest of minerals.
Democrats, who are selling the lapel pins for $5, said the pins are an effort to keep Link's legacy of environmental stewardship and conservation at the forefront in the midst of North Dakota's unprecedented oil boom.
"We believe everyone in the Capitol needs a daily reminder to channel their inner 'Art Link,' carefully weigh each decision, and leave their own legacy that the next generation will be proud of," House assistant Democratic leader Corey Mock of Grand Forks said.

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While natural skin care products have become a popular trend in the industry, this company goes a step further to ensure that all of the ingredients that go into Astara formulas remain as true to their original structure as possible. We commend this company for their attention to preserving natural ingredients; however, whether these ingredients prove to be effective in skin care remains to be seen. We will explore one particular anti-aging product in this line – the Age Defying Complex.
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MURFREESBORO - After a six-day silence, Sheriff Robert Arnold said he
fully supports Deputy A.J. Ross' actions in the DUI checkpoint video
posted by the Libertarian party.
video, filmed by Chris Kalbaugh as he was stopped at a Tennessee highway
Patrol DUI checkpoint, showed Ross in a confrontation with Kalbaugh.
video, Arnold said today, left out Ross' discovery of marijuana
shakings in Kalbaugh's door handle and two marijuana seeds in his
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The Rutherford County Sheriff's Department has released a full dash-cam video of the incident.
"So far we have found that A.J. [Ross] has done no wrongdoing," Arnold said.
said Ross' response to Kalbaugh was completely appropriate and in
accordance with the force continuum, the system officers use to gauge
the best reaction escalation to a situation.
Arnold said
Kalbaugh has told them he would not file any complaint against Ross and
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At a checkpoint, officers need to be able to smell the driver's breath, see pupils, and hear slurred speech, the sheriff said.
He described Kalbaugh's video as "one-sided" and said it is damaging to the fragile public trust.
still encourage [Kalbaugh] to put out the unedited version," Arnold
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Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Photo by Lee Stalsworth.
April 1, 2014
Total Full-Time Employees: 51
Annual Budget (federal and trust) FY 2014: $8 million
Approximate Number of Artworks: 12,000
Visitors (2013): 645,000
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden is one of the world's leading museums of international modern and contemporary art. Located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., the Hirshhorn is one of 19 Smithsonian Institution museums. The museum opened Oct. 1, 1974, as a result of the efforts and generosity of American entrepreneur and philanthropist Joseph H. Hirshhorn (1899–1981), who donated his collection to the Smithsonian in 1966. Designed by architect Gordon Bunshaft, the museum's elevated circular building has 60,000 square feet of exhibition space inside and nearly four acres outside in its multilevel Sculpture Garden and Plaza.
The permanent collection of roughly 12,000 artworks includes pieces by leading artists from the late 19th century to the present day and comprises paintings, sculptures, photographs, mixed‑media installations, works on paper and new media works. The Hirshhorn has one of the most comprehensive collections of modern sculpture in the world, with many examples on view indoors and in the Sculpture Garden.
In-depth holdings include works by Josef Albers, Francis Bacon, John Baldessari, Alexander Calder, Joseph Cornell, Willem de Kooning, Jean Dubuffet, Thomas Eakins, Alberto Giacometti, Barbara Hepworth, Ellsworth Kelly, Morris Louis, Henry Moore, Louise Nevelson, Isamu Noguchi, Salvatore Scarpitta, David Smith, Clyfford Still and Hiroshi Sugimoto.
An active acquisitions program continually adds work to the collection in all media, with an emphasis on new work and the work of artists exhibiting at and collaborating with the museum. Artists such as Ai Weiwei, Doug Aitken, Lee Bontecou, Mark Bradford, Nick Cave, Bruce Conner, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Dan Flavin, Douglas Gordon, David Hammons, Mona Hatoum, Eva Hesse, Agnes Martin, Joan Mitchell, Claes Oldenburg, Raphael Montañez Ortiz, Adrian Piper, Gerhard Richter, Doris Salcedo and Rachel Whiteread are represented by major works. In 2007, the addition of works from the Panza Collection by artists including Robert Barry, Hanne Darboven, Hamish Fulton, Robert Irwin, On Kawara and Joseph Kosuth expanded the museum's holdings of conceptual, minimal, light and space and environmental art.
Recent major exhibitions are "Damage Control: Art and Destruction Since 1950," "Ai Weiwei: According to What?" "Doug Aitken: SONG 1," "Yves Klein: With the Void, Full Powers," "Anne Truitt: Perception and Reflection" and "Louise Bourgeois."
Two distinctive series—"Directions," which explores new work by emerging and established artists, and "Black Box," which presents recent moving-image works by a diverse range of emerging international artists—exemplify the Hirshhorn's commitment to bringing the newest and best in contemporary art to the public. Recent "Directions" exhibitions have featured Jeremy Deller, Jennie C. Jones, Grazia Toderi, Cyprien Gaillard and Mario Garcia Torres, and Pipilotti Rist. Works by Santiago Sierra and Jorge Galindo, DEMOCRACIA, Ali Kazma, Nira Pereg, Hans Op de Beeck and SUPERFLEX have been presented recently in the Black Box space.
Public Programs
The Hirshhorn's innovative line-up of programs provides the opportunity to acquire further insight into exhibitions and art-related issues. Program highlights are the Meet the Artist lectures, with speakers such as Jake Chapman, Ann Hamilton, Christo, Barbara Kruger and Vito Acconci; Friday Gallery Talks; and the annual James T. Demetrion Lecture, which has featured speakers such as Jeff Koons, Doug Aitken, Marina Abramović and Simon Schama. Education initiatives include ARTLAB+, a participatory learning program for local teens, with working artists serving as mentors, and ARTWORKS, a series of workshops for teachers and school groups. The world-renowned Hirshhorn film program—one of the first in the United States to focus on independent cinema—offers narrative and experimental features, documentaries and shorts. Held in the 272-seat Gustave and Marion Ring Auditorium, the program is noted for screening films by and about artists and presenting world premieres.
About the Museum
The museum is open daily (except Dec. 25) from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The plaza and Sculpture Garden open at 7:30 a.m., with the plaza closing at 5:30 p.m. and the Sculpture Garden closing at dusk. The Hirshhorn is located along the south side of the National Mall, at Independence Avenue and Seventh Street S.W. The museum entrance is on Independence Avenue and the Sculpture Garden may be accessed from the Mall and Jefferson Drive. The nearest Metrorail stop is L'Enfant Plaza on the Green, Yellow, Blue and Orange lines (Maryland Avenue exit).
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Local Roundup: Warriors knocked off by Word of God
J.F. Webb was defeated 70-57 by Word of God Friday at the HighSchoolOT.com Holiday Hoops Invitational at Broughton High School in Raleigh, according to reports from HighSchoolOT.
It was the Warriors' second defeat of the season.
Word of God advanced to face New Hampton, N.H. in the championship game of the Shavlik Randolph Bracket. Webb will meet High Point Christian Saturday at 2:20 p.m. in the third-place game.
Isaiah Hicks and Mitron Terry scored 45 of Webb's 57 points. Hicks had 24 points and nine rebounds and Terry finished with 21 points and 13 rebounds.
Word of God was led by Tyrek Coger's 23 points. Jordan Whitfield had 17 and Josh Newkirk finished with 12.
Webb trailed 57-52 with 3:21 left in the game and was down 30-27 at halftime.
Southern boys 1-1 in Creedmoor
The Southern Vance varsity boys basketball team split on the first two days of competition at South Granville's holiday tournament. The Raiders lost to Raleigh Athens Drive 57-49 Thursday and bounced back with a 45-42 win over Louisburg Friday.
Southern faces Raleigh Sanderson at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the final round of competition.
Cameron Evans led the Raiders Friday with nine points. Jahun Ricks and De'Vante Henderson both had eight.
Ty-Traveon Roberts had 23 points for Southern Thursday.
Warren County lost to Cary Green Hope Thursday at South Granville and was scheduled to face Sanderson Friday.
Vikings up against stiff competition at East Lincoln
The Northern Vance boys are 0-2 at the East Lincoln Winter Jam tourney with losses to Charlotte Mallard Creek and East Lincoln.
The Vikings opened with a 58-40 loss to Mallard Creek Thursday before a 56-48 defeat to East Lincoln Friday. Mallard Creek is one of the top-rated teams in 4-A and advanced to face another talented 4-A school, Ardrey Kell of Charlotte.
Le'Darius Brandon had 17 points against Mallard Creek to lead Northern and Tavin Moore added nine.
Brandon had a huge game against East Lincoln with 27, 25 of which came in the second half. Moore chipped in with seven.
"He went into a zone," Viking coach Wilton Baskett said of Brandon. "Not only was he scoring, but he was making the right moves."
Northern concludes its stay in the tourney with a match against Harrisburg Hickory Ridge Saturday at 4 p.m.
Northern girls lose twice in Lee County
The Northern Vance varsity girls basketball team has two losses at the Lee County Invitational after Friday's 62-54 defeat to Southern Lee.
The Vikings lost to Apex 81-42 Thursday.
Kechae Parker led Northern with 25 points against Southern Lee and Tanaua White had 20.
Northern cut a 20-point lead down to 12 in the second half against Apex, but couldn't get any closer.
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I debated between 4 and 5 stars. Here is the reason why: The taste was very good but it was too wet. Even following the directions of using paper towel to drain excess juice from the strawberries I still had to keep adding more flour in order to be able to knead it. I must have added at a minimum about 1/2 cup of flour. I did so a little at a time as I was feeling for it to become the right consistency to allow kneading. The end result was delicious!
They looked wonderful, but were not very flavorful. Needs more strawberry flavor.
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These are amazing!!! I replaced milk with buttermilk and added mini white chocolate chips. I didn't need the dough. I just scooped it onto individual scones. The batter was wet but scoopable. It yield 14 scones.
These were excellent. I didn't have cream or lemons on hand the first time I made them, so I substituted 1/2 cup vanilla yogurt for the cream and vanilla (second time used 1/2 cup strawberry yogurt). This also made them a bit healthier. In place of the lemon zest, I added a little lemon juice to the powdered sugar glaze I made. The dough was very crumbly when I dumped it onto the counter because yogurt is thicker than cream. It didn't mix in as well, so I had to mix it by hand on the counter to make sure the moisture was evenly distributed. I made these for my wife for Mother's Day breakfast, and she LOVED them.
I made Fresh Peach Scones. Because the peaches were crisp, I did not have to worry about extra moisture! I really liked the consistency of the dough and the taste of the nutmeg in this. This is the recipe I would choose to use for Peaches and Cream Scones!
I have made this recipe several times now. The first time I made it just as written and although it was very yummy the dough was wet. The strawberries you use directly effect the outcome! If you have very ripe sweet berries you will get a wet and yummy dough, if you get some that rea not so ripe you will have less trouble with moisture but the taste will not be as good. My final solution was to use a combination of dried strawberries and dried strawberry flavored crasins. YUM! Also faboo with dried blueberries. (Be sure to mince them a bit so they are not so big.)
I made a slight variation of these by using a cup of oats ground instead of 1 c of flour. I also reduced the butter to 3 T. They usually only have to cook for about 14 min, watch them closely. My husband loves strawerry muffins, and thought these were delicious.
These were great! I pretty much followed the recipe to a T. I did not knead the dough as long as suggested, nor did I add much more flower. The dough was quite sticky and lumpy (not smooth) when I placed it on the baking sheet with parchment. I was worried that too much flour and kneading would toughen it. In the end they had a lumpy appearance, but were wonderful none the less. (Always use fresh baking soda.. discard an open can after 8-12 months.)
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FRAUDSTERS from Notts who pocketed more than £800,000 in benefits have been ordered to pay back just £17.65.
Dorina Dumitru, 39, of Myrtle Street, Retford, and Ramona Dumitru, 34, of Alma Street, Hyson Green, were part of a Roma gypsy gang that cheated taxpayers out of hundreds of thousands of pounds.
The gang used forged Home Office documents and job references to illegally obtain National Insurance numbers, which they used to claim a range of state handouts.
They claimed benefits under two different aliases at the same time, and boosted the payouts they received by inventing children, producing what they said were photographs of the non-existent youngsters.
Some of the claimants did not live in the UK at all while making benefit claims. One woman made regular flights into the country from Romania to collect her payments.
At Southwark Crown Court yesterday, Dorina Dumitru was told she would have to repay only £1 despite having pocketed £101,333.27 after the court heard she had no realisable assets. Ramona Dumitru, 34, who claimed to have six children, aged two to 13, was ordered to pay back just £16.65 of the £81,106.33 she netted.
The two women were jailed in May 2011 - for 20 months and two years – alongside seven other gang members for a total of more than 13 years.
Judge Michael Gledhill made the confiscation orders against the pair yesterday without comment.
When he jailed the family, Judge Gregory Stone said: "This fraud was a large-scale fraud which deliberately targeted the UK benefit system."
The judge said most of the defendants were related, and they were connected to the town of Tandarei in Romania, adding that large sums of money had been traced through bank accounts in that country.
Ringleader Telus Dumitru, 37, who is married to Ramona Dumitru, admitted conspiracy to defraud and received a sentence of four years and eight months in prison.
Ramona Dumitru, Dorina Dumitru, and Ion Lincan, 35 of Finnemore Road, Birmingham; Marian Gheorghe, of Willow Crescent, Birmingham; Claudia Radu, 36, Adrian Radu, 34, and Ion Stoica, 57, who all gave addresses in Romania, admitted various counts of theft, fraud and money-laundering.
Construction boss Abdel Lemsatef, 67, was jailed for nine months after he admitted supplying Dumitru with the forged job references the gang needed to get their hands on national insurance numbers.
The charges dated from between March 2003 and December 2009.
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ERWIN — The Unicoi County woman charged nearly two years ago with attempting to hire a hit man to kill her ex-husband was sentenced to spend the next year in jail at a Friday hearing in Unicoi County Criminal Court.
Gerald Dorene Tipton pleaded guilty to the charge of solicitation of first-degree murder Friday. Tipton also pleaded guilty to the charges of sale of a schedule IV drug and delivery of a schedule III drug.
Tipton and her current husband, James M. Tipton, were arrested on Aug. 16, 2011. According to officials with the Unicoi County Sheriff's Department, authorities received information regarding a possible murder-for-hire plot during the course of a joint narcotics investigation being conducted with the Erwin Police Department.
On the date the couple was arrested, an undercover agent posing as a hit man met with Dorene Tipton at the Zane Whitson Welcome Center in Unicoi County, where she paid the agent to have her ex-husband killed, according to officials. She was taken into custody as she attempted to leave the property.
James Tipton was arrested later that evening for having knowledge of the plot, and officials said he stated that his prescription pills were used to help his wife complete the transaction with the supposed hit man and that Dorene Tipton used his vehicle to travel to the meeting.
After entering her pleas, Judge Robert Cupp gave Dorene Tipton the opportunity to give her take on what led to the charges. She told the judge she and her ex-husband had disputes over child support and he had directed threats at her.
Dorene Tipton said a female acquaintance, who was also familiar with her ex-husband, told her that her brother was a hit man who had carried out such acts "many times," and would be willing to kill Tipton's ex-husband for payment.
Tipton said she was originally unsure whether to go through with the transaction, but was advised by the unnamed female that a plane ticket had already been purchased to transport her hit man brother and that if Tipton did not go through with the plan, the hit man would kill her instead.
"She had me so scared," Tipton said Friday. "She just kept on and on and on."
Tipton said on Aug. 16, 2011, she went with the female acquaintance to the welcome center to meet the hit man, who was actually an undercover agent. She told Cupp that she brought prescription pills and money as she was directed to.
Cupp sentenced Tipton to serve one year in the local jail as a result of her plea. She is to self-report to jail next Friday, per Cupp's orders, and she will be eligible for work release. She was also sentenced to 10 years' probation, effective immediately.
Tipton was also sentenced to two years on each of the drug-related charges, to run concurrently with the one-year sentence. As Cupp explained, although she was sentenced to serve two years on each of these charges, Tipton would spend less than a year in jail on them according to the Tennessee Department of Correction.
James Tipton was also in Criminal Court on Friday for a sentencing hearing. In February, he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to solicit first-degree murder and conspiracy to deliver a schedule IV drug. He told Cupp that he had some knowledge of the plot, had allowed his wife to use his prescription pills for the transaction and his vehicle to meet the supposed hit man. However, Tipton said he was not present at this meeting.
"I was asleep when she went," James Tipton said.
Cupp questioned why James Tipton was charged with the conspiracy charge since he was not present. Tipton's attorney, Mitch Manuel, said his client had knowledge of the "formation" of the murder-for-hire plot and only limited participation, but he said he felt a jury would convict his client if the case went to trial.
Despite Manuel seeking alternative sentencing for his client, Assistant District Attorney General Ryan Curtis said he felt some confinement was necessary in the matter to act as a deterrent to similar activity.
"This is, frankly, deplorable," Curtis said. "Had it come to fruition, we may be talking about something very, very different here."
James Tipton was not sentenced Friday. Instead, Cupp set a diversion hearing in the matter, which will take place Thursday at 9 a.m. in Washington County Criminal Court.


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Well, I have to congratulate Obama and the Democrat Party. They have fundamentally transformed America from a nation of hard-working producers to a nation of hardly-working takers. On Tuesday, American voters saw the bloody corpse of Lady Liberty, with President Obama standing over her with a smoking gun. He looked at the voters and said "Re-elect me, and I will find the person who did this and bring him to justice."
Sadly, a majority of American voters believed him and put him back into office. Fixing the problems we have with our economy will eventually catch up with us. With the re-election of Obama, it appears the only way Americans will realize that liberalism is not the way to go will be when the money runs out. And it will.
Bernanke cannot print enough money, and even the Chinese will no longer subsidize our habit. I will continue to pray for this country, and I will not let this short-term Democrat success keep me from enjoying life, having fun and taking care of my family.
However, the day of reckoning will come, and to quote Obama's so-called pastor of 20 years: "America's chickens have come home to roost."
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7-Year-Old Boy Beat To Death By Parents For Not Reading His Bible
Instead of instilling the values and lessons of the Bible, a mother and stepfather beat to death their seven-year-old son because he wasn't reading his Bible.
Markiece Palmer, 34, and Dina Palmer, 27, were charged with the murder of 7-year-old Roderick Arrington last week, along with other counts of child abuse and neglect.
The boy was taken to University Medical Center in Las Vegas last Thursday, as he was unconscious and was suffering brain swelling.
He died the following day.
The second grader moved from Illinois, where he was living with his father and grandmother, to Las Vegas to live with his mother and stepfather.
Markiece Palmer told police he had spanked the child for lying about reading a Bible verse and failing to finish his homework.
He said the boy then slipped and hit his head.
The arrest report contradicted Palmer's story, as Roderick had bruising all over his body and open wounds on his buttocks, allegedly from being hit with a belt.
The police report also showed that the child was violently shaken when the stepfather beat to death the boy.
When the little boy was unresponsive last week, Dina Palmer called her pastor who advised her to dial 911.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Hayley Rausch (Severna Park, Md.) scored two goals and Jenna Lehman (Kingston, Pa.) made 10 saves, but the University of New Hampshire field hockey team was edged 4-3 in overtime by the 11th-ranked University of Louisville Saturday afternoon at Syracuse University's J.S. Coyne Stadium.
Both UNH and Louisville are now 4-3 on the season.
Trailing 3-2 in the waning seconds of regulation, New Hampshire was awarded a penalty corner – its third of the half and the game. The Wildcats executed it perfectly, as Sarah Craigue (Concord, N.H.) swung a pass to Rausch and she scored with no time remaining on the clock to force overtime.
The Cardinals gained possession early in the extra session and Tuli Lim, in a one-on-one situation with Lehman, scored off a pass from Nikki Auker to end the game at 70:28.
The two goals and four points marked career highs for Rasuch and it was Lehman's second double-digit save effort of the season. UNH's Kara Napolitano (Waltham, Mass.) was credited with a defensive save, her first of the year. UL's Heather Bustanoby finished with three saves, including two in the second half.
UNH took a 1-0 lead at 30:33 when Rausch converted a pass from Whitney Frates (Woodstock, Vt.) into a goal in a 2-on-1 breakaway.
Louisville tied the score with 1:37 remaining in the first half on a Nicole Youman goal off the Cardinals' fourth corner of the half.
UL took a 2-1 lead just 1:08 into the second half on an unassisted goal by Hayley Turner off a rebound.
The Wildcats pulled even, 2-2, when Meg Shea (Melrose, Mass.) scored off a rebound at 64:23. Louisville regained the lead, 3-2, just 1:23 later on Youman's second goal of the game.
New Hampshire returns to action Sept. 21 (1 p.m.) at No. 3 Syracuse University. The Wildcats' next home game is Oct. 3 (4 p.m.) when they open America East conference play against Boston University.


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Oregon and Washington just adopted spring Chinook salmon and sturgeon fishing seasons for the Columbia and Willamette rivers yesterday during a joint state hearing, according to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW).
The Columbia River spring Chinook seasons are based on a forecast of 470,000 returning upriver spring Chinook, said ODFW. As a conservative measure, the two states decided to adopt a 40 percent buffer, leaving a combined harvest guideline of 17,200 fish in the sport fishery downstream of Bonneville Dam. Similarly, the sturgeon seasons are based on a recreational harvest guideline of 19,200 fish, including 3,600 in the Willamette.


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Adam Levine Reveals What He Actually Wears at Home — And It May Shock You!
Adam Levine is known for his laid-back style. The Season 3 contestants even made fun of his torn and tattered white T-shirt on an episode of The Voice.
At the same time, our man knows how to stay sharp in a sexy suit. But what does he wear at home? Sadly, he doesn't walk around in the nude. Instead, this rockstar enjoys some casual yoga pants!
In the most recent issue of Men's Health Magazine, Adam talked about his casual attire.
"I love waking up, throwing on some yoga pants, and hanging out all day looking like a psycho," he told the magazine. "And then at night I'll throw on a suit and go out looking like a businessman. I love that flexibility. I wouldn't do this s— if it weren't fun."
Adam also claims that there is a method to his T-shirt madness.
"I tend to go for clothes with a classic feel," he said. "But I also want them to have a story, a history, some meaning. I want my clothes to be unique. Not necessarily expensive, just one of a kind."
Therefore, each holey tee has a backstory ... possibly involving a bear.
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"Our program focuses on real life issues – issues that matter once we leave college. I have absolutely loved being a GWS major. I feel like a stronger, more empowered woman than I was when I entered college. GWS has influenced what I want to do with my life as far as my career. It has made me want to make a difference in our world."
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"The GWS program has been the most influential part of my college experience."
-- Olivia Ferguson, GWS minor, Class of 2014
"Being a GWS minor has definitely challenged my mind and made me open to non-traditional ideas. It has forced me to confront and question my personal world."
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"I know it is not an exaggeration to say I would not have been chosen for my dream internship had it not been for my ability to differentiate myself as a GWS major."
-- Emily Tifft, Summer 2014 Intern at the U.S. Supreme Court and GWS major, Class of 2016
"Before getting involved with GWS, I never thought about gender.
"Before getting involved with GWS, I never thought about gender, I never thought about women's struggle for equality, and I certainly never thought that women still struggled today. The classes I have taken here have broadened my perspective on society and our culture in ways I could have never imagined. I feel that GWS has deeply been woven into the person that I have grown into over the years and the passions that I have developed. I know for a fact I would be a very different person had I not decided to minor in GWS." -- Megan Backus, GWS minor, Class of 2012
"The diversity and interdisciplinary nature of the GWS program is its greatest strength, (Rachel Friedman, GWS minor, Class of 2012
"The diversity and interdisciplinary nature of the GWS program is its greatest strength. I found it incredibly easy to fit in a minor just by fulfilling my core requirements, which not many other programs can do. I have had some of my best professors for my GWS classes, which was just an affirmation that I was in the right program. … The GWS minor has given me tangible knowledge that I could discuss in everyday life. It is a field where students are able to take the things they learn in the classroom and apply them outside academia." – Rachel Friedman, GWS minor, Class of 2012
"I think we all have that "Ah ha" moment when we take our first Gender and Women's Studies class." (Madeline Reynolds '12 Communication and GWS Double Major)
I think we all have that "Ah ha" moment when we take our first Gender and Women's Studies class. Maybe it was when you learned about Judith Butler and gender, or, one of my personal favorites, Peggy McIntosh's Invisible Knapsack. In the end, there is that concept that strikes a chord with you, and makes you more aware of the world.
When I was younger I wanted to be Gwen Stefani, or maybe for a brief period of time I thought I was her at age seven. She was the lead singer of the band No Doubt, and she not only had flowing platinum hair, but she was the lead singer of an all male group. And I think that even at age seven, I was really aware of her powerful presence. After that it became idolizing C.J Craig as a character on the West Wing. And since then, I have always felt this connection and wanting to become this strong female in some way. And through taking gender classes at Villanova, I feel as though all of those who I interact with- whether it be faculty or students -have this quality that emulates power, compassion, and mindful change.
In choosing to attend to Villanova, I was able to be a part of Interdisciplinary Studies in the Honors Program, which lead me to Dr. Rose, and so began my journey within GWS.
I am one of those students that secretly loves making their schedule for next semester, so I immediately decided second semester freshmen year to take Philosophy of Women with Dr. Sally Scholz, with all juniors and seniors. It was life changing. And you can probably talk to some of my friends that year, because I would meet them for lunch and just be rambling on about how Aristotle talks about women, and what do you think about these issues. I really started to nag all of them when it became time for them to register saying, you need to take this class, and you need to take Gender Classes. I knew from then on that this program is where I felt most at home.
I kept saying that it would be so easy if GWS would just be a major, and then I would be taking all of these classes that I love. And that is exactly what happened, and I feel very lucky to be here at Villanova to witness those changes. These were always the classes I felt safe in, which I find ironic when you think about many of the issues we delve into as GWS students.
As a GWS major I feel well rounded in my pursuits and understanding of what it means to interact with the world around us. These classes are what I have gotten the most out of in stretching myself to understand and to have those difficult conversations. I always would think that my views about how I felt as a woman, or my irritation that sex and gender have become interchangeable, where just inward opinions I held. It has been great to realize that these are shared beliefs.
What I have learned here I will be able to bring to any profession. Our society has a long way to go. Not only for women finding equality, but also for us to break down those stereotypes that play hand in hand with masculinity. That is where I have found education to be key. When I look back on my time here at Villanova, it is my GWS classes that I know I have gotten the most out of, and confirmed to be that Villanova was where (and it may sound cliché) I was suppose to be. And, as I was able to put forth in the GWS newsletter, I have had the real life Gwen Stefani and C.J Kreig rock stars all around me- my professors and wonderful students who have shaped my learning it such profound ways. Studying gender still has people from the outside wondering what it's all about. I am never deterred by this, because I believe these words by Elizabeth Cady Station herself, can be applied to us "be sure that some day in the future Americans (I will insert Villanovans) will ask how these things could ever have been done otherwise" Thank you, and thank you GWS.


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WILMINGTON, NC (HAMMERHEADS) — Wilmington Hammerheads FC hosted their Major League Soccer affiliate Toronto FC in a friendly match on Wednesday night at Legion Stadium. Toronto's Dwayne De Rosario and Janeil Hoilett tallied one goal each, while Hammerheads trainee Marc Godelman decreased the deficit 2-1 overall.
The affiliation partnership between the teams allows the Hammerheads to receive players on loan from Toronto. Goalkeeper Quillan Roberts, midfielder Manu Aparicio and forward Jordan Hamilton are all currently on loan in Wilmington. Midfielder Daniel Lovitz started the regular season on loan with the team, but was recently recalled for MLS play.
Although Aparicio and Hamilton regularly don Hammerheads blue, the were listed on tonight's friendly match roster for Toronto.
Rosario had the first goal of the night for Toronto in the 20th minute after a Wilmington handball resulted in penalty kick. Moments later Hammerheads defender Ashani Fairclough prevented a midfield breakaway from Hamilton to refuse any potential opportunities on goal in Wilmington territory. However, it was Janeil Hoilett who increased Toronto's lead in the 25th minute.
Hammerheads duo Samuel Ochoa and Steven Miller had several attempted finishes in the first half on loose balls in the penalty area. Ochoa's best attempt of the night was a header off a cross by Miller knocked out by Toronto goalkeeper Chris Konopka. Hammerheads forward Sunny Jane also tallied several shot attempts during the match with a mix of volleys and long range opportunities while also serving crosses for his teammates to attack on goal.
Toronto forward Andrew Wiedeman came close to putting another point on the board for Toronto with a close-range shot deflected off Roberts which ultimately resulted in a handball and allowed Wilmington to regain possession.
It was trainee Marc Godelman with the lone goal of the night for the Hammerheads in the 85th minute that prevented their side from remaining scoreless.
The Hammerheads are scheduled to host Major League Soccer's Chicago Fire Reserves on Saturday, June 21 at Legion Stadium as they continue their USL PRO regular season. Tickets now available.
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Comfort Food for Sandy Relief / Coconut Rice with Winter Squash
I don't usually post recipes, but I figured this was as good a time as any to share one of my favorites with you! Food bloggers are getting together today and posting their favorite comfort meal recipes in support of Hurricane Sandy Relief. The concept is to share a recipe that you find comforting and would bring to a friend or neighbor in crisis to raise their spirits. One of my favorite recipes is one I veganized from Real Simple Magazine quite a while ago that we include in our regular recipe rotation in our home. It's coconut creamy, comforting, quick, super easy and really yummy. If you haven't done so already, please donate to help with the Hurricane Sandy Relief efforts. Every little bit helps.
Coconut Rice with Winter Squash
- 3 cups rice- I like to use leftover rice or make it in advance of putting the recipe together.
- 1 small butternut squash, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch pieces (about 2 cups)
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 block of firm tofu- I use the silken kind for a stir-fried egg-type texture.
- pinch of turmeric
- 1 small yellow onion, finely chopped
- 3/4 cup unsweetened coconut milk
- 1 cup frozen shelled edamame, thawed*
- kosher salt
- 2 scallions, trimmed and thinly sliced
- Prepare the rice according to the package directions.
- Meanwhile, place the squash in a saucepan, cover with water, and boil until tender, about 5 minutes. Drain and set aside.
- Heat half the oil in a skillet over medium heat. Crumble the tofu, add it to the pan and cook, stirring, until it's lightly browned. Add the pinch of turmeric and mix to make the tofu yellow and give it a scrambled egg look. Remove from the pan and set aside.
- Add the remaining oil and the onion to the skillet and cook for 2 minutes. Add the coconut milk and simmer for 2 minutes.
- Add the squash, rice, edamame, and ½ teaspoon salt and cook, stirring gently, until heated through and all the liquid is absorbed, about 2 minutes.
- Remove from heat. Add the scallions and tofu, toss, and serve.


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Electromagnetic fields
Advice on exposure to electromagnetic fields in the everyday environment, including electrical appliances in the home and mobile phones.
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- static fields used in various industries
- medical devices such as magnetic resonance imaging
- low frequency electric and magnetic fields that arise from the generation, transport and use of electricity
- radio waves used to broadcast radio and TV and by telecommunication equipment such as mobile phones and base stations
- quantities and units used to measure exposure to electromagnetic fields
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Static fields
Static electric and magnetic fields include the natural fields that occur in the atmosphere and the man-made fields produced by direct current electricity and magnetic resonance scanners.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI): protecting patients
- 1 August 2008
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Static magnetic fields: evidence summary
- 1 May 2008
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Electric and magnetic fields are produced by the generation and use of electricity.
Electric and magnetic fields: health effects of exposure
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Electric and magnetic fields: reducing exposure
- 1 December 2012
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Sources of radio waves in homes and offices include mobile phones, wi-fi, smart meters. Other sources of radio waves include TV and radio transmissions, radar and satellite communications, which use radio waves to operate.
Radio waves belong to the category of non-ionising radiation (NIR). This is the term given to the part of the electromagnetic spectrum where there's insufficient quantum energy to cause ionisations in living matter.
Radiofrequency electromagnetic fields: health effects
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An old cowboy was riding his trusty horse followed by his faithful dog along an unfamiliar road. The man was enjoying the new scenery, when he suddenly remembered dying, and realized that the dog beside him had been dead for years, as had his horse. Confused, he wondered what was happening, and where the trail […] [Read More]


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Future Broadband Deployment: Columbia Institute for Teleinformation ReportDecember 3rd, 2009 by Tom Koutsky
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As long as this country is unable to tell the difference between its commons and its private domains (no pun), it will continue to reap antipodal results.
http://www.newnetworks.com/FCCCITIbroadband.pdf 1990-2004
Braoadband is a public utility not a profit center. Seems most others have cottoned on to this dreary truth; save this slough of overweening greed.
Kudos to CITI for being very practical in its study and for recognizing the positive impact of small and local broadband providers (rather than focusing exclusively on the large telcos and cable companies). CITI has far fewer vested interests or conflicts of interest than other contributors, and its recommendations should therefore should be taken quite seriously.
Why is this site not posting my comments? On three separate occasions I have pointed out that Tom Koutsky is a founder of the Phoenix Center, a telephone-company funded think thank, and thus he has no place on the FCC's broadband team.
Why is the FCC letting industry-moles like Koutsky and Wallsten run the broadband plan, when they have written extensively saying the FCC should not do anything that might hurt their funders?
Hello FCC? Darrell Issa seems to be onto something. The broadband team appears to be infected with a conflict of interest.
One if the FCC doesnt change the limits on speeds were gonna hav the issue anyway 768k come on without new tech the common is dsl at 768k for dsl is still slow compared to cable 768k cable can provide a much higher bandwidth than dsl becuase its a biggerr pipe just like a 768k T1 is better than cable. So lets say i have dsl and you have cable and we are both going through the same serverrs routers (loop holes) other than our isps is it far that you got done faster even tho we dwn loaded the same app. not really now it could be that my isp says that my request is low priority and his isp says its high the only way this can be fixed is net nuetralitry but even if it is fixed dsl does not have the bandwidth that cable does so no matter what we are gonna run into this issue. Speeds are just that a speed but the isps tell you its a giude line you might get that spped you might not you might have a 50meg speed but if the isp doent have the bandwidth or throughput to give you it will be much lower same with the 768k so i might only get 56k dialup so the faster the speeds the farther away from 56k you are.


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