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Lancaster's four-year German Studies and Psychology degree gives you the opportunity to study in our Department of European Languages and Cultures and our Psychology Department, which is accredited by the British Psychological Society as the graduate basis for chartered membership. You will also spend a year abroad where you will increase your linguistic and cultural knowledge.
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Famous footballers Tomas Brolin, John Carew, Tony Cascarino, Jan Molby, Gerard Pique and Teddy Sheringham have all been seen playing in different poker tournaments around the world. Aside from the growing number of footballers transitioning into poker and online gaming companies sponsoring football teams, an online poker game is strengthening the bond between the two sports by holding a unique team poker event for football fans.
A blog post from Partypoker announced that from February 3 to April 6, the online poker site is holding qualifiers for the Poker Champions Cup, an event filled with exciting activities. Qualifiers will get to travel to the beautiful city of Turin and go to Juventus' stadium where they will represent their favorite football club in a game of poker.
Fans of Arsenal Football Club, Juventus, Manchester United, Olympique de Marseille, Real Madrid or RSC Anderlecht can defend their clubs and bring home the championship. The Poker Championship Cup experience also includes a Meet & Greet session with some of football's living legends, here you can take pictures or even play poker with them.
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The Cal State Northridge softball team (23-14, 3-5 BWC) dropped both games of a doubleheader Saturday to UC Santa Barbara. The Matadors fell 7-6 in game one and then lost 6-0 in game two against the Gauchos.
Game One Recap
The Cal State Northrdge dropped a 7-6 decision to UC Santa Barbara in game one of a doubleheader Saturday. Karla Chaparro had three hits and Krystal Rapahel scored a pair of runs for the Matadors.
UCSB scored a pair of runs in the first to take an early lead, getting a two-out, two-run double. The Gauchos got another run in the bottom of the second, again getting a two-out base hit.
The Matadors responded in the third. With the bases loaded and one out, Alex Alvarado was hit by a pitch to bring home the first run. Christina Saenz then cleared the bases with a double to right-center, though she was thrown out trying to advance to third on the play.
CSUN got another two runs in the fourth. Krystal Raphael reached on an error to start the frame and moved to second on a wild pitch. Lauren Olivas then slapped a single up the middle to bring home Raphael. Olivas then came around to score on an RBI single by Karla Chaparro to increase 6-3.
Alvarado helped preserve the lead in the bottom of the fourth, gunning down a Gaucho at the plate from centerfield. Duran then would induce a groundout with the bases loaded and two out to end the inning.
UCSB got three runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to tie the game and chase Duran. Amanda Pitzenberger then came in and retired the next three Gauchos to get out of the jam. The Gauchos won the game in the bottom of the seven, scoring the game-winning run on a passed ball.
Pitzenberger took the loss for CSUN, dropping her season record to 2-1. Krista Cobb picked up the win for the Gauchos. Duran went five innings, allowing 13 hits and six earned runs. Pitzenberger allowed no hits with a walk and a strikeout in 1.2 innings of work.
Game Two Recap
The Cal State Northridge softball team lost, 6-0, to UCSB Saturday in the second game of a doubleheader. The Matadors managed three hits off UCSB pitcher Krista Cobb, with Christina Saenz, Hannah Fraijo and Alexandria Alvarado each collecting a single.
The Gauchos got on the board first, getting a two-out base hit in the first inning to take a 1-0 lead.
The Matadors nearly evened the score in the top of the fourth. Karla Chaparro reached on an error to start the inning and moved to second on a sac bunt by Christina Saenz. She moved up another base on a passed ball, but CSUN could not bring her home before the end of the inning.
UCSB added to its lead with a two-run home run in the bottom of the fifth inning, making the score 3-0. The Gauchos added another three runs in the bottom of the sixth to extend their lead to 6-0.
Hannah Fraijo took the loss for the Matadors, moving to 5-2 on the season. She went five innings Saturday, allowing 11 hits and five earned runs. Cobb picked up her second week of the day with a complete game.
The Matadors and Gauchos will resume play on Wednesday with a single game at Campus Diamond in Santa Barbara. The game will start at 1 p.m. Please check with gomatadors.com for any updates on the series.
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City needs better regulation for rental properties
If anything comes out of Mayor Williams' time in office, I truly hope it is a system to license and inspect rental units within the City of Huntington. The current system of self-regulation simply isn't working. For every landlord who maintains a safe and well-maintained building, there are countless others who rent substandard and dilapidated housing that is both unsafe for tenants and a blight on its neighborhood.
It is unreasonable that so many Huntington landlords not only oppose the implementation of a system to require fire insurance claims to be used to clean up fire-damaged properties but at the same time oppose an inspection/compliance system to ensure they don't burn down in the first place.
Every winter, it seems like a house burns down every few days because a tenant was forced to use an improvised heating source, such as an oven, stove burners, or an excessive number of space heaters. And sadly, every year people die because the old houses, converted to apartments, typically have no working smoke alarms, as well as no means to evacuate second- and third-story apartments.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - Fred Thomas scored 14 points and Gavin Ware had 10 points and 15 rebounds to lead Mississippi State past South Florida 71-66 in the third round of the Las Vegas Classic Sunday night.
Also for the Bulldogs (9-2), which hit three free throws in the final 24 seconds to seal it, Colin Borchert had 11 points. Roquez Johnson and Craig Sword each had 10 for Mississippi State, which will play the winner of Santa Clara-UNLV in Monday's championship game.
Victor Rudd led South Florida (8-3) with 17 points and 11 rebounds. Corey Allen Jr. had 16 points, converting all eight free throws, while Chris Perry had 14 points and nine rebounds.
South Florida will play the loser of Santa Clara-UNLV in the final round Monday.
The Mississippi State bench outscored the Bulls, 26-9.
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How would you like it if a federal judge asked to see your photographs from a 21st birthday celebration?
As the parties and witnesses to a federal lawsuit scheduled to go to trial next week have learned, prospective employers and love interests aren't the only ones you have to worry about seeing your Facebook page.
The trial will provide the latest local example of the growing presence of social media in the courtroom and the limits of privacy in a wired world.
University of Kentucky student Brittany Barnes sued Coyote Ugly Saloon in 2009 in federal court, a year after she slipped and fell off the popular Second Avenue nightspot's bar. Barnes claims that the bar was wet and slippery and that the saloon -- famous for attractive female bartenders who dance on the bar and invite female customers to do the same -- should have done more to prevent the fall, which resulted in a skull fracture with brain hemorrhage and the loss of her sense of smell.
Coyote Ugly claims Barnes should have known the risks of climbing up on the bar and taken care not to hurt herself. Barnes was visiting Nashville to celebrate a friend's 21st birthday.
Facebook was unwittingly dragged into the legal fracas last year, when U.S. Magistrate Judge Joe B. Brown ordered the social networking website to produce photographs, messages, wall posts and other information on the profiles of Barnes and a friend who witnessed the accident. Coyote Ugly believes photographs and electronic communications from the night of the accident and for several months before and after could bolster its case.
"Facebook got involved because some of the witnesses were reluctant to give the defense attorney access to their Facebook pages," said Barnes' attorney, Rob Shelton of Sales, Tillman, Wallbaum, Catlett & Satterley in Louisville, Ky.
Facebook successfully argued that the Stored Communications Act prohibits it from disclosing members' materials.
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The issue didn't end there. The pursuit of information and materials from Barnes' and witnesses' Facebook profiles led to such long delays in the case that Brown admonished attorneys on both sides for failing to cooperate to produce materials maintained on Facebook.
He also said Barnes' friends' "resistance does raise the specter with the defendant that there is something there they want to hide." In the same order, Brown offered up a novel solution to the problem.
"In order to try to expedite further discovery regarding the photographs, their captions, and comments, the Magistrate Judge is willing to create a Facebook account," Brown wrote. "If (witnesses) will accept the Magistrate Judge as a 'friend' on Facebook for the sole purpose of reviewing photographs and related comments ... he will promptly review and disseminate any relevant information to the parties. The Magistrate Judge will then close this Facebook account."
The witnesses never responded to Brown's friend request.
Barnes' Facebook profile was sent to Brown under seal after she signed a consent form allowing Facebook to share the information. The two sides continue to argue about what materials are relevant to the case.
While he is confident that only materials that won't harm Barnes' case will be admitted for trial, Shelton said he has learned a valuable lesson about privacy in the digital age. He said that Barnes' Facebook page is similar to any other young woman's and that it contains both flattering and unflattering information and photos.
"I could just say generally speaking that ultimately, litigants, what they put on their Facebook is discoverable by the opponent. Once it hits the Internet, it's there forever," Shelton said. "She had to produce her entire Facebook page."
Social media also are becoming part of criminal cases. Last month, Rutherford County attorney Joe Brandon said the Twitter posts of Tina Stewart, a Middle Tennessee State University student stabbed to death March 2, support his position that the suspect, MTSU freshman Shanterrica Madden, killed Stewart in self-defense.
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Coyote Ugly's defense team has reviewed more than 2,000 photographs from Facebook, according to court records. Bryan Pieper of Drescher & Sharp in Nashville, who represented Facebook as a material witness in the case, said similar situations will become more common in litigation.
"People chronicle all sorts of details of their private lives on social networking sites, making comments about significant events, not to mention posting thousands of photographs of almost everything they do," Pieper said.
"With social networking, suddenly each of us owns his own printing press and a newspaper with worldwide distribution. People write about the most intimate details of their lives and personal crises in that newspaper. It's fertile ground for an opponent looking for admissions and contradictory statements."
Coyote Ugly hopes to hit pay dirt by using several Facebook photos of Barnes before and after the night of the accident. In court filings, the saloon argues that by showing photos of Barnes drinking alcohol before that night, it can show that she should have appreciated the risks of dancing on top of a bar after drinking.
"Everyone can perceive with their own intelligence the danger of getting on top of an elevated surface," Coyote Ugly's lawyer, Steven J. Meisner of Brewer, Krause, Brooks, Chastain & Burrow in Nashville, said at a pretrial conference Friday.
Photos of her drinking after the fall could call into question the cause of the symptoms she complained of after the accident.
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Shelton isn't buying it. He argues in court filings that Coyote Ugly is trying to attack Barnes' character by portraying her as a "party girl." He opposes including any photographs except those taken on the night of the accident.
For similar reasons, he opposes admission of any evidence related to Barnes' car accident at a Kentucky horse racing track less than two weeks after she slipped off the Coyote Ugly bar.
Coyote Ugly is fighting efforts to include evidence Shelton wants to use to bolster his argument -- that the company encourages a raucous atmosphere at its bars that leads to dangerous situations such as alcohol-consuming customers dancing on slippery bar tops.
Coyote Ugly opposes including evidence such as accident reports from other bar falls; information about how its bartenders routinely offer body shots, which involve a customer taking a shot poured atop a bartender's stomach, and penalty shots, in which a bartender pours liquor straight into a customer's upturned mouth and then spanks the customer; a video recorded by a private investigator on a different night at the bar; and Coyote Ugly's policy of allowing only women to dance on top of its bar.
In court filings, Shelton argues that Coyote Ugly essentially uses its female customers as unpaid entertainers to get male patrons to spend more money on alcohol.
Nashville's Coyote Ugly Saloon opened in December 2004 and is one of 12 Coyote Ugly bars in the U.S.


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Digital clutter isn't nearly as problematic as physical clutter. Don't believe me? Then try to move 2,000 books to a new residence.
First, box up the physical books, taking them off their shelves one by one, labeling each box with its appropriate label (self-help, literary fiction, Cambodian interpretive dance, etc.); then carry them to your vehicle, box by box, being careful not to drop them; and then haul them to your new home, carry them inside, carefully unpack each box, and re-shelve each individual book until every last book is (sort of) back where it was before you started this whole tedious exercise.
Then, next time you move, instead of boxing up all those books, grab your Kindle with all 2,000 titles, toss it into your bag, and be on your merry little way.
It's not hard to realize which method is easier. I've done both. And I threw my back out (literally) while going through the first exercise. Shockingly, the Kindle exercise didn't have the same savage effect on my lumbar musculature.
That said, digital clutter can still be a significant problem. At The Minimalists, we advocate digitizing your your physical items whenever you can, especially with those old CDs, DVDs, photos, and files of paperwork you hardly ever need.
Getting these items out of the way is a monumental first step. But we also recommend constantly paring down your digital "stuff" as well. It's important to keep your digital "stuff"—your email inbox, your files, your music, your collection of recently downloaded cute cat videos—organized to save you time.
And it's equally as important to get rid of files you no longer need. The rule of thumb I use is "the last six months." That is, if I haven't needed something in the last six months—saved documents, old college papers, Ryan's "secret" recipe for Rice Crispy Treats—then I get rid of it. I do this twice a year; it takes me less than an hour each time I purge my files.
As with any rule, there are exceptions. For example, taxes should obviously be kept for seven years (or longer depending on where you live). But these exceptions are few and far between.
As for pictures, you needn't delete any photos: you can use them every day if you have a digital picture frame. (We showed you the best way to scan all those pictures hiding in albums in your basement here.)
You might be addressing your physical clutter, which is great. But when's the last time you purged your digital clutter?
If you're interested, you can watch a 40-minute video of Joshua discussing minimalism and productivity with Peter Vogopoulos (includes written transcript).


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Episode three and I still like the show. It's the accent, guys… Anywhoo, for last week's episode, Bobby decided to re-do Paula's shrimp and grits. Paula's grits were originally filled with cream, butter and salt, so Bobby added a few ingredients while taking away others to lighten the recipe. Instead of grits, which require a […] [Read More]
Biggest Loser Season 13 Episode 3 Recap
This recap is a little late, but bear with me. Last night's episode of Biggest Loser was titled "I don't have time to eat healthy" so the episode tried addressing that excuse. The show started out with the first temptation of the season. The players were brought into a Chinese food-filled room where Allison explained […] [Read More]
Recap: Bobby Deen's Not My Mama's Meals Ep. 2
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The No Excuse Zone
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Here's a shiny new post for ya
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Leftovers that don't make me sad
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UAB shoots down Marshall
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- UAB got a lead by making 3-point shots and kept it the same way.
The UAB Blazers shot 9-for-16 (56.3 percent) from the 3-point line Saturday and dumped Marshall University, 75-61, in a Conference USA men's basketball game in Bartow Arena attended by 4,328, including about 100 supporting Thundering Herd guard D.D. Scarver in his hometown.
Scarver had a rough day with only one point. Scarver's streak of making at least one 3-point shot in every game this season ended, but the Blazers made plenty.
UAB led at halftime, 38-25. Several times in the second half Marshall had chances to get back within single figures. Each time the Blazers answered -- usually with a 3-pointer.
"We fell behind early and they were making threes," said Marshall head coach Tom Herrion. "A poor job defending the three-point shot."
The Blazers won for the third time in their last four games to go 11-13 for the season and tie Marshall in the conference standings at 3-6.
Marshall (10-14) lost for the fifth time in six games and is 0-9 in true road games.
Herrion's club plays twice at home this week -- Wednesday against Rice and Saturday against first-place Memphis.
Dre Kane attempted to bring Marshall back in the second half, getting 18 of his 23 points in the final 20 minutes.
Kane's field goal with 17:54 left to play was changed from three points two after officials checked the monitor and put Marshall within 40-30.
Jordan Swing of the Blazers fired back at the other end with a 3-pointer.
A pair of foul shots by Kane kept Marshall within 45-34 with 15:30 remaining.
UAB's Preston Purifoy answered with a 3-pointer.
Elijah Pittman's 3-pointer for the Herd sliced the margin to 72-61 with 2:59 left in the game.
Swing followed with another swished 3-point shot.
"We are still not making enough plays defensively to change the game and put us in a better position to win," Herrion said.
Kane and Pittman (15) accounted for more than half of Marshall's scoring. Dennis Tinnon scored nine to go along with eight rebounds while Nigel Spikes had six points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots, but also committed five of the Herd's 17 turnovers.
Marshall shot 44.9 percent from the field and was 14-for-24 on free throws.
UAB had balanced scoring from Rod Rucker (18), Purifoy (15), Swing (13) and Robert Williams (12). Rucker added 10 rebounds. Foz Alhodzic had eight points and nine rebounds.
The Blazers made 48.2 percent of their field goals, went 12 of 19 at the foul line and outrebounded the Herd, 37-29, to help offset 20 turnovers.
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Dr. Ilya Kudish was appointed associate editor for the ASME Journal of Tribology soon after being named an ASME Fellow.
Dr. Ilya Kudish was appointed associate editor for the ASME Journal of Tribology soon after being named an ASME Fellow.
An impending retirement heralds a change at Kettering as beloved math professor "Doc" Green prepares to retire at the end of the calendar year.
Traditional mathematical equations to rapidly calculate heat transfer don't work with new technologies like lasers. A Kettering undergrad developed a numerical solution to the problem with a little help from his professor.
Dr. Brian J. McCartin, professor of Applied Mathematics at Kettering University, has been appointed to the Editorial Board of the new international journal Applied Mathematical Sciences (AMS).
A 2006 Kettering graduate majoring in Applied Mathematics has been accepted into the Mathematical Sciences Ph.D. program at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Ceremonies at Kettering helped math lecturer Nancy Ernst launch a distance learning classroom on campus to provide a link to K-12 students in Genesee County and beyond.
Kettering's Dr. Ilya Kudish is one of 18 of the world's leading authorities on rolling contact fatigue. He and his colleagues met in Lyon, France, this year to try to mathematically unravel contact fatigue.
Kettering University's Dr. Brian McCartin will receive the prestigious 2010 Chauvenet Prize for Mathematical Expository Writing from the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) for his writings on e.
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Reef Check California February Update
Reef Check California held its second annual Staff/Instructor Retreat at Catalina Island this month. We were graciously hosted by our partner Guided Discoveries at their Catalina Island Marine Institute, located a couple miles west of Avalon. We had 12 attendees from all over the state, with the largest contingent coming from northern California. The three-day retreat focused on calibrating all RCCA Instructors to ensure our counting techniques were in tip-top shape. As the program has continued to grow, we now have several academic institutions that are teaching our protocols without RCCA staff involvement. This is an exciting development and is allowing RCCA to reach and engage even more people across the state. In addition to completing calibration both inside the classroom and out in the field, the attendees also generated some important ideas that will help us guide RCCA in the future. It was a great opportunity to have people in a single location and ensure we translate volunteer ideas into future plans.
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A Hilton man is facing charges after police say he stole jewelry from a home in Wyoming County.
Matthew T. Adams, 21, of Hilton, is charged with grand larceny. State Police say he stole several thousand dollars in jewelry while he was a guest at a home in Pike.
Police say Adams brought the jewelry to Rochester where he pawned and sold it.
Adams had an outstanding warrant from the Wyoming County Sheriff's Department for criminal impersonation which stemmed from incident where he was interviewed and gave a false name to sheriff's deputies.
Adams was arrested on Tuesday in Rochester and was arraigned in the Town of Pike Court. He was sent to the Wyoming County Jail on $15,000 bail.


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An East Texas pilot has survived the fiery crash of his ultralight plane after the low-flying aircraft clipped some power lines.
The Texas Department of Public Safety says the crash happened Sunday night near Burke, about 100 miles northeast of Houston.
Angelina County Constable Tom Selman identified the pilot as 59-year-old Jerry Roy Morehouse of Huntington. Officials say Morehouse suffered minor burns when the plane hit the transmission line, split apart and fell to the ground.
Witnesses helped pull the pilot from the wreckage. Emergency personnel treated Morehouse for burns to his right arm.
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Originally published on Tue September 2, 2014 7:24 am
NPR's Business News starts with a lost bet in Atlantic City. The final gamblers placed their bets at the Revel Casino Hotel this morning. Which is the most expensive failure in Atlantic City's 36 year history of casino gambling. The $2.4 billion casino-hotel opened just over two years ago with hopes of revitalizing Atlantic City's gambling market. Analyst say it was a combination of poor management and worse - timing. Because the recession struck as the project broke ground some years ago. Revel is one of three casinos to close in just a few weeks. The Showboat shutdown over the weekend, while Trump Plaza is expected to close later this month. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Art In the Garden: Paul Lin & Botanical Therapeutic Art
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Art In the Garden: Paul Lin- Botanical Therapeutic Art Tuesdays through Saturdays, January 20 to April 12 in the Visitor & Administration Building Gallery. (Note: The…
Category: Art
CANCELLED: The Lives of Hamilton Fish Art Exhibition
at Hamilton Fish Recreation Center (in Hamilton Fish Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
On January 16, 1936 the deaths of two famous men were printed on the front page of the Peekskill Evening Star. The two men shared the name Hamilton Fish.
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Art Exhibit: Conserving Our City of Nature: The Artwork of Alan Messer
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The exhibition reveals over 30 of Messer's detailed paintings, illustrations, and field sketches of NYC's avian wildlife and habitats.
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Native Ensemble: Artists Chronicle Staten Island's Natural Spaces
at Conference House Park Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
NYC Parks is pleased to present the exhibition: "Native Ensemble: Artists Chronicle Staten Island's Natural Spaces" featuring local Staten Island artists that will…
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The Orchid Show: Chandeliers
at The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx
10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
The elegance of the orchid in all its myriad forms returns to the Garden this year with an aerial display unlike any other.
Category: Nature
St. Patrick's Day Parade
at Grand Army Plaza, Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
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Abs Workout
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
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Meditation and Hatha Yoga
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Remembering Yesterday: Queens and Its World's Fairs
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Gate to NAS Corpus Christi goes up Monday
CORPUS CHRISTI - After a delay while waiting for parts, a steel gate blocking traffic on Ocean Drive toward Naval Air Station Corpus Christi will be installed by Monday, base officials said.
The gate, which is under construction on the border of federal land about 300 yards past the last stoplight on Ocean Drive heading toward the base, was announced in February. Base officials said in early June its construction would be delayed until the fall, said base spokesman Bob Torres.
"We didn't know the time line as to when exactly we would get the material," Torres said.
The gate will close out traffic from dusk to 5 a.m. and will remain open during the day, Torres said.
The base's commanding officer is scheduled to decide in the coming days when the gate will begin to be used.
Security concerns after Sept. 11 -- not a specific incident or cluster of incidents -- spurred the idea in officials' minds that a gate was needed, and the gate isn't targeting fishermen or law-abiding residents, Torres said.
"If someone is intent on going fishing, they can carry a fishing pole, sit on a cooler and fish," Torres said. "The entire reason for this is to regulate vehicular traffic at night. That's our target audience -- those people going out in vehicles and doing illegal stuff. Definitely not fisherman -- we know it's a good place to fish."
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Criminal Minds: Use of Neuroscience as a Defense Skyrockets
Criminal Minds: Use of Neuroscience as a Defense Skyrockets - US News and World Report
Criminal defense lawyers are increasingly using brain scans and other neurological evidence to defend their clients, according to a new study.
Neuroscience advances in recent years haven't gotten to Minority Report-levels yet, but some scientists believe they can explain—if not predict—criminal activity based on brain scans. The advances have led more lawyers, especially upon appeal, to try to explain their clients' mental makeup as the reason for their criminal behavior.
According to Duke University researcher Nita Farahany, the number of cases in which judges have mentioned neuroscience evidence in their opinion increased from 112 in 2007 to more than 1,500 in 2011. The actual number of cases in which neuroscience evidence is presented is likely much higher because trial data is notoriously incomplete: Many criminal cases are settled outside of court, and the database that Farahany worked from, Westlaw, doesn't contain every criminal case.
"Using this tiny little sliver [of data], the number of cases in which the judges discuss neuroscience is increasing," she told scientists at the Annual Meeting of the International Neuroethics Society last month. "I can't tell you if that's because neuroscience is increasing in the courtroom, but I can tell you that judges are talking about it in more opinions and they're talking about it in much more detail and depth."


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The 2013 monsoon season has been a welcome sight for New Mexico so not many people are concerned right now about the possibility of more fires, such as Chris Lopez and Ericka Alvarado, whom were walking their dogs in the Rio Grande Bosque.
They say it's been good that it's been raining and hopefully it rains more.
However, fire weather meteorologists like Brent Wachter are still on full alert if it starts drying out again.
Wachter stated that there is a chance for a little spike in the fire season because of all the grass that's grown because of all the moisture we've had recently.
Some of the more susceptible areas in New Mexico are the lowlands, valleys, bosques, and the Eastern Plains.
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You need to know what each of your bottle weigh empty. I stamped the bottom of my bottles so I would know the weight of each one as they can vary 3-4 ounces from each other. If you put more in the bottle than it is rated at, like 2 lb bottle or 2.5lb bottle, or 5 lb etc. it can blow the burst disk. this are usually rated fairl high i think like 1800lbs and if you get that kind of pressure against the solenoids they will not function properly if they open up at all. You need to weigh the bottles and you also need to have a gauge on the bottles on hot days when they are sitting around so you can monitor pressure. Do you have a purge and a gauge mounted on the bike so you can leave the line each time with the same pressure? i alway like to leave the line with at least 950 lbs of pressure and I also would make sure each bottle weighed the same as the last pass for consistency. you can get a mail scale at a office supply store for about $40.00-$50.00 so that you can monitor the weight.
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Monday, February 14, 2011
Could not resist
I read Sweetapolita's post last week on Butterscotch Peanut Butter Marshmallow Hearts and I could not resist to try them this weekend.
Little M and I had fun making them and cutting out the hearts. They are quite sweet, but my husband loves them and I brought a bunch to work today. Needless to say they were gone in minutes.
I captured the photo with the last bit of natural light, so it's a little dark, but I wanted to share these treats with you. You can make them as bars, which would make cutting them a little easier.
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They look tooth-achingly sweet! ; )ReplyDelete
I am in LOVE with the vintage(?) plates/saucers that the treats are on. Are they vintage or a reproduction?
They are vintage. My great-grand mother had 12 different tea cups and saucers for her tea parties. That way each lady knew which cup was hers. I store them in my yellow cabinet so you can see them through the glass and I serve coffee in them when we have people over for dinner.ReplyDelete
Yummy. It's crazy how much kids like to be involved in the cooking process!ReplyDelete
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- Traditional Animation
- Hanna-Barbera Studios
- Cartoon Characters: Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic, Ben Grimm/The Thing, Johnny Storm/The Human Torch, Sue Storm-Richards/The Invisible Girl.
- Voice Actors: Paul Frees, Jac Flounders, Gerald Mohr, JoAnn Pflug.
- Directed By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Charles Nichols.
- Produced By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Lewis A. Marshall.
- Animated By George Nicholas, Allen Wilzbach, Bob Bemiller, Oliver E. Callahan, Larry Silverman, Bill Keil, Mike Webster, Ken Southworth, Ed Parks.
- Written By Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan, Stan Lee, Jack Kirby.
- Music: Ted Nichols.
- Editor: Milton J. Krear, James Lusk, Earl Bennett, Warren Leighton.
- First Aired about 1967.
- Originally Aired on ABC-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Season: 1
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Photography: Sasha Kurmaz's photographs are soaked in youthful irreverence
What do a peg, a plant pot, a statuette and a daddy long legs all have in common, short of the fact that Sasha Kurmaz has picked them out and subjected them to the unwavering gaze of his lens? Well, not much actually, but I feel like that should suffice. Sasha's subjects vary from the bodies of the people around him and the broad landscapes they inhabit to the corner of a room you'd never noticed before, and his perpetual quest to make the ordinary extraordinary with his youthful and irreverent surreality seems to be going very much to plan.
The work documenting the lives of young people growing up in the industrialised area of Donetsk in the Ukraine possess a raw and fascinating beauty which remains wholly untinged by sterility or self-awareness – qualities which, in our photographic landscape, can often be hard to come by.


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Our dances are participatory and open to all, with live music, and smoke and alcohol free. Newcomers are always welcome. Dances are taught and prompted, with more teaching at the beginning of the evening. No partner or special dress needed — dress comfortably and wear soft-soled, low-heeled shoes.
Contra Dances
When: Every Thursday, 8 – 11 PM
Where: Covenant United Methodist Church (MAP) (directions)
Admission: $9 ($8 members and students, ages 17 & under $2)
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When: Every Sunday (except 5th Sundays), 6:30 – 9:30 PM
Where: First Baptist Church of Rochester (MAP) (directions)
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Country Dancers of Rochester is a member of the Country Dance and Song Society, a national organization dedicated to traditional dance and song. If you're curious, check out our bylaws.
Membership in CDR costs $12 a year for an individual, $18 a year for a household. Members get $1 off dance admissions and the satisfaction of supporting traditional American and English social dancing in Rochester. Memberships now run from October 1 for one year, through September 30. If you join mid-year, pay for the number of full months remaining until Oct. 1 ($1 / month individual, $1.50 family).
There are three ways to join:
- Join instantly with PayPal. Select the appropriate membership level and click on the buy button. You will be taken to PayPal's secure server to complete your payment. Paypal takes your credit card if you don't have a PayPal account.
- Print a membership form. Send the completed form and a check (made out to "CDR") to:
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- Join at a dance. Membership forms should be available at the dance. Talk to an officer at the break.


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Claremore Wal-Mart Supercenter Supports RSU's Dollars for Scholars Campaign
Associates from the Claremore Wal-Mart Supercenter recently presented a $1,000 grant to the Rogers State University Foundation for university's Dollars for Scholars scholarship campaign.
"Our associates were excited to make this donation to such a worthwhile cause," said Lindel Stephens, manager for the Claremore Wal-Mart Supercenter. "The money will be utilized for programs in the local community that we are glad to support. This is just a small part of Wal-Mart's ongoing commitment to the communities in which we operate."
The RSU Foundation currently is engaged in the eighth annual Dollars for Scholars campaign, which seeks to raise $100,000 through the campaign and its annual scholarship auction to fund university scholarships.
Dr. Danette Boyle, RSU vice president for development, said the university is grateful for area businesses, like Wal-Mart, that support scholarship programs to help students attain their educational goals.
For more information on RSU's Dollars for Scholars Campaign, or to make a contribution, call the RSU Foundation at (918) 343-7767.


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By Michelle Koidin Jaffee : June 26, 2012 : Updated: June 27, 2012 1:42pm
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The table settings at Chart House Restaurant in the Tower of the Americas, reflects the airiness of the restaurant.
There are so many excuses not to have date night: can't find a sitter, too expensive, guilt about leaving the kids, chores. But a recent study encourages us to prioritize.
Couples who carve out one-to-one time at least once a week are more likely to report being "very happy" in their marriages and less likely to divorce, according to The Date Night Opportunity from the National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia.
So we ask our readers: What is your favorite date-night place in San Antonio?
Tell us where you and your special someone like to go for a fun night out (250 words maximum). Email it to email@example.com and put "Date Night" in the subject line. Also, include your name and daytime contact information.
We'll select a few to spotlight in a future edition of S.A. Life, and we'll post other submissions online at www.mysa.com. Deadline for submissions is 5 p.m. Friday.


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La La's Full Court Life Season Four started off with a bang last night, addressing some of the more memorable tabloid headlines from La's recent past. "The Honey Nut Cheerios thing was so stupid," La said of the NBA headline that made breakfast lovers cringe. But what does one of her best friends and partners in crime think?
In order to get to know La, you've got to get to know her friends. Po and Dice have been with her through thick and thin, supporting her own personal and professional triumphs while hustling to make their own dreams come true. For more on what it's like to run with La La's crew (and reap the benefits of her designer tastes high-end crash pads) check out Po's take, below.
My friends (Lala and Dice) and I are always on some sorta wild adventure! Since I've met them, life hasn't been the same. I've traveled, laughed, cried, run naked, gotten way more piercings than I care to admit to and actually have acquired another family. What can I say? My life is good.
So much has changed since the last time you guys saw us. I officially have an address, and I have a real music project that will soon be released. Dice has moved out of her mom's place into her own swanky ATL pad fit for an OCD G such as herself. Of course, La has all kinds of things going on. She's booked a big time movie and actually made the poster!!! And get this: she's an author… HA! But with all this comes a price.
I can't front. It's awesome having friends like La La and Melo. You get access to things no one would ever allow you to attend, free clothes, trips, etc. But it's awful when you have to see your friends get subjected to the scrutiny of one person's comment–especially when it's clearly not true. I'm referring to the "Honey Nut Cheerios" comment. It was such BS, but the emotional toll that it took on La was not. La, is one of the strongest women I've met, and I learn a lot from her. When it comes to her family–specifically her husband and her son–she does not take things lightly. This time it really got to her. All Dice and I can do is be there for her: crack jokes, work out, and get her mind off of things. Unfortunately, we can't govern people's mouths–although there's a few that I'd like to govern and punch in the mouth!


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New movie attendant Agnes Grep is at the theater working when her boss Mr. Stout summons the employees for inspection... and knocks Agnes flat. Meanwhile, up in Heaven, two angel field reps summon Harmon Cavender, an apprentice angel who has failed to win his wings. The head angel, Polk, give him one more chance and direct his attention to Agnes. Cavender is told to assist her for 24 hours and if he helps her, they'll reopen his case.
Agnes gets to her feet and lines up with the other attendants. Stout goes through the hand signals and Agnes is quickly and thoroughly confused. A spotlight shines down on Agnes' position and she muddles up the instructions and finds her hands filled with tickets. She runs to Mr. Stout's office and runs through a mirror. Outside after being fired, she gets on a bus and Cavender appears next to her, dressed in a suit. He suggests she shouldn't panic and tries to explain he's her guardian angel. She's unimpressed as he tries to explain his assignment and talks about the bus fare. He offers to demonstrate his abilities by providing a convertible with a chauffeur but warns he tends to mess things up. They end up in a horse-drawn carriage on the first try and finally in a convertible. He then puts them back in the bus, which arrives at Agnes' stop with a very puzzled driver who resigns, jumping out the window. Agnes quickly gets away but notices Cavender drawing "Guardian Angel" in sparkle dust in mid-air.
Agnes goes into her apartment and greets the neighbors, who all know and love her. Inside, Cavender appears on her couch and notes he has 23 and a half hours left to change her life. She offers him a drink while he tries to figure out a way to make her rich so she doesn't have to worry about employment. He summons a notebook out of mid-air and finds a manor for her to live in, then produces a bank book to make her independently wealthy with $23,000. He then transports her to a high-society function that she's throwing and dresses them accordingly. Everyone knows and likes Agnes, and a Frenchman comes on to her. Agnes is quickly overwhelmed by all the strangers and finds the entire thing uncomfortable.
After the party is over, Cavender wakes up and discovers that Agnes has gone back to her apartment where nobody remembers her. He wonders what she expected and she explains that all she wanted was friends. When Cavender tries to take her place to the manor, Agnes refuses so she can stay with her friends and neighbors. Cavender views it as a failure if he does and begs her to accept her new good fortune. She insists she was happy the way it was and he reluctantly gives in, restoring everything to the way it was. Agnes hugs him and runs inside to find everyone now knows her again. She calls down to Cavender on the street and thanks him for his efforts. Cavender notes she has an abundance of wealth and he's learned something important. He bids her farewell and lightning cracks out of the sky. Cavender returns to Heaven where Polk goes over his performance and declares him a disgrace. Polk prepares for Cavender's reclassification but notices that Agnes is happier than ever. He decides that there are other deserving subjects who could use some angelic assistance, and Cavender is to help all of them.
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