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Centrally operated from our UK headquarters with remote regional offices servicing our key overseas markets with a mission to continually improve, expand and invest in our five business pillars of shareholders, systems, services, software and support.
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- INMARSAT have announced their D+ network services will be retired by 30th December 2014. It is estimated 40% of vessels above 500GRT installed with IMO, SOLAS X1.2.6 Ship Security Alert Systems operate on the D+ service as a standalone system and will be required to upgrade their SSAS transceivers by 2014. Skywave communications and Satamatics ...


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I felt so fine today
Because I went to the mall, Costco and the movieplex
I needed to find others dressed in unique fashions
Completely their own
As well as exquisite food I could never cook on my own
The blank stares mixed with slight vexation at my skinny jeans wrapped around lard
Made me feel the warmth I had been missing for far too long
I passed so many oportunities to purchase things that would
Complete my hard-wired innards that i genuinely felt my AMEX
(250.00 limit)
Flex inward and cry within my wallet
My favorite part was buying a fuzzy blue sweater from the pile at Costco
Immediately putting it on
Tightly over my torso
The nods of recognition as I sauntered along
Told me to finally put down the gaming controller and get with the real world
Later that hot-dog-on-a-stick chick was totally into me
But I felt hot
So I went to Greasa-pizza instead
She probably stared in my general direction for half a second when I walked by
Her fantasies of me were hurting my psyche
The next stop at movie-hurl
Was even more awesome
I walked around with those hipster 3D glasses by video games
Scoffing at the low scores those 8 year olds were getting
The popcorn girl couldn't even maintain eye contact with me
The only downside was that some guy with a neck tattoo called me "Gay"
In the parking lot when I was heading to the bus stop
All I have to say is
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Does your file in root get overwritten? The file in /var/run/ is just HMC copying your file and then performing some changes on it as it is working on building the cluster. So if HMC cannot create that file HMC will fail. And there a actually several reasons as to why the file may not be able to be created.
* The HMC service was not started as root (this will make it so that the directory in /var/run can't be made)
* SELinux has not been disabled on the node (this can cause some intermittent and strange errors)
* iptables has not been turned off (this will make it so that puppet cannot do it's work)
If the hosts.txt file in /var/run is empty it could be that the file was edited on windows and now can't be read by linux, or there could be some other reason that puppet/hmc is having trouble reading the file you created in /root.
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Mississippi Archaeology Month events this week
October 16, 2013
Gabriel Barkay
As part of Mississippi Archaeology Month, Mississippi State University will host several special events this week.
On Thursday [Oct. 17], an illustrated lecture entitled "Jerusalem: Secrets from the Temple Mount's Soil" will be presented by eminent Israeli archaeologist and scholar Gabriel Barkay, professor of archaeology at Bar Ilan University in Tel Aviv, Israel.
His lecture will take place in Hilbun Hall, Room 102 at 5:30 p.m.
Barkay will discuss the Israel Excavation Society Sifting Project, which he began and continues to direct. This project is carefully sifting through soil and other materials removed from the Temple Mount and the City of David in Jerusalem during recent construction activities by the Waqf, the Islamic authority currently responsible of the Temple Mount.
To date, thousands of artifacts have been recovered from the dig site's debris, including the now-famous "Bethlehem Seal," dated to the 7th century B.C. Barkay was the first to translate the seal's significant three line inscription: "In the 7th year, Bethlehem, for the king".
Barkay will speak about these finds and others from recent archaeological work in Jerusalem.
The 2013 Mississippi Archaeology Expo, will be held on the historic Drill Field at MSU on Saturday [Oct. 19] from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
There is no admission charge for the special event, which is made possible by the National Endowment for the Humanities via a grant from the Mississippi Humanities Council.
The day's activities will include flintknapping, pottery making, artifact displays, a mock excavation, gift bags and other activities for children, and much more. There also will be an artifact identification table for anyone who has artifacts about which they'd like to know more.
Also on Saturday, there will be museum and lab tours at Mississippi State's Cobb Institute of Archaeology.


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(New Line Cinema) In 'Semi-Pro,' Jackie Earle Haley (left, with Will Ferrell) plays a fan with a lot of money at stake. San Antonio's own actor extaordinaire, Jackie Earle Haley, just hit the jackpot. The actor landed a part in Martin Scorsese's next movie that stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Ben Kingsley and other Hollywood heavyweights. Asked […] [Read More]
S.A. native's new show like 'Candid Camera' — only better, edgier
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On 'cougars' and 'quarterlife'
I guess you could call me a "cougar" — the TV term of the hour for a woman over 40 who falls for a guy in his 20s. Seven years ago, I met a sweet and savvy filmmaker named Ross who was all of 29 — I was 45 — and we've been together ever […] [Read More]
KLRN helps out; provides another TV outlet for debate
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'Idol' 24 full of snap, crackle, pop
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Olé! New Fiesta stations airing parades ad-free
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Hurrah! Real 'Idol' finally begins
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Startups need to stop blaming publicists and journalists for their lack of press and learn how the media works. Here's a peek behind the curtain.
"Journalists are biased." "Our PR firm just doesn't 'get' our message." "We need at least one media hit a week." Oh, and my personal favorite: "Can we review and edit quotes before the piece is published?"
As a journalist who writes about pretty much everything for pretty much everyone (most recently The Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, and Smithsonian Magazine), all of the above are things I hear on a pretty regular basis.
They're also indicative of a rather significant misunderstanding of how the media works. That's largely because both people who work in the media and the PR industry as a whole sort of like to keep it that way, in spite of the fact that they also like to complain about how no one else gets it. Members of the media have had just about everything stripped of us in the last decade—salary, job security, respect—but the one thing we have left is the cloak of mystery surrounding what we do, and so we tend to cling to it. Hey, I may get paid shit, but when I sit next to people on planes and they ask me what I do, that question always leads to several more because at least what I do is interesting and that counts for something, right? Right?
Publicists have an even clearer cut reason for keeping their knowledge of the media to themselves: It's the product they're selling. If you know how things work, the thinking goes, what do you need them for? You can just craft your own media strategy and hire a few interns to execute it for you. Unfortunately, that logic keeps publicists from educating their clients, which only makes their job—and mine—harder.
read more -> https://medium.com/on-startups/ba600f39a13d
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Editor's Note: Enter today's giveaway! Information is below.
And no, I'm not talking about houses here.
I'm talking about your money.
I'm talking about my money.
Do you own your money? Or do you rent your money?
For the past 19 years, I've been renting my money.
For the past 19 years, I've been in debt in one way or another. Car loans, students loans, credit cards, mortgages, equity lines, business loans, and personal loans.
For the past 19 years, I've been paying other people for the privilege (seriously makes me want to gag) to rent their money.
Chase United Mileage Plus card offered me a deal to rent their money. And as a bonus for renting, I got a few miles and ended up taking a few trips that required me to rent even more money.
Fannie Mae made me a deal to rent their money. I rented their money and lived in a house. I used to call that owning a house but the truth is: I never owned it. I rented the money so that I could live there. Fannie Mae owned the house and they owned the money that I used to stay there.
So here's what is interesting about renting money…
Until I am debt free – I'm still renting.
Even though I'm no longer using credit cards.
Even though I'm paying off my debt.
Even though I'm kinda militant about the evils of finance charges. And tell every checkstand clerk that offers me 15%-off-if-I-open-a-card-today my opinion of what they are doing.
I'm still using.
Just like a junkie in tenament housing.
I'm still using someone elses money. Paying to rent.
The dollars in my bank account are owed to someone else. They are not mine. I do not own them.
This gives me a very honest perspective on whether or not I should pay money for something or not.
I don't want to rent money anymore.
I want the dollars that I earn to be mine.
I want to own them.
I want to be able to determine what I do with them.
I don't want Bank of America or Chase or anyone else in the private life of my money. These institutions are the financial equivalent to a slumlord.
Slumlords get their name by offering a crappy place to live and making money off of other people's misfortune. (No different than credit card companies.) Slumlords offer initial low rent to lure tenants who will not or cannot pay high rents due to lack of funds or faulty background checks. Slumlords then profit off the dependancy of the tenant while continuing to raise the rent. They prey on tenants who believe they cannot live elsewhere.
Credit card companies prey off of our weakness when it comes to instant gratification. They offer us nothing except an offer to pay for renting. They profit enormously from the dependancy that they create.
I'm done with this.
If I want to buy something right now – all I have to do is remind myself that the slumlord is paying for it. And that immediately sets me straight.
I don't want the slumlord to pay for my stuff anymore.
I don't want the slumlord to be in my life at all.
I'm paying the slumlord off. And I'm moving out.
To a place where I own my own money.
Talk about emancipation, baby.
There's nothing better.
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The FCC is busy enforcing net neutrality
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Jul 3, 2015 The Internet is redefining all of our lives and it needs a little regulation. Cue the FCC.
The FCC takes action to deal with robocalls
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Jun 22, 2015 Closing loopholes and allowing blocking could help stop annoying calls and texts.
This phone and TV merger is all about spectrum
Adam Allington
Jun 4, 2015 Dish Network and T-Mobile could be merging, and the demand for wireless streaming is behind it.
T-Mobile wants more beachfront spectrum
Nancy Marshall-Genzer
Jun 1, 2015 T-Mobile could be fighting an uphill battle for a bigger piece of the pie.
FCC eyes subsidies for low-income Americans' broadband
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May 28, 2015 "Broadband is the indispensable infrastructure of the 21st century."
The FCC prepares for legal challenges to net neutrality
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Apr 1, 2015 Here come the lawsuits...
Does net neutrality have a loophole?
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Mar 20, 2015 Cable companies seek different avenues around new FCC ruling.
Why AT&T doesn't care it left the Dow
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Mar 19, 2015 It turns out the Dow isn't what it used to be.
FCC releases 400-page net neutrality order
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City's public works director to depart
By Josh Baugh : August 5, 2013 : Updated: August 6, 2013 7:17am
Majed Al-Ghafry, the city's director of public works since 2008, is leaving San Antonio to become an assistant city manager in El Cajon, Calif., a city spokeswoman has confirmed.
City Manager Sheryl Sculley detailed Al-Ghafry's departure in a July 26 memo to the City Council. In it, she credits the director for establishing a "long-term pavement management and preservation program" and the city's first comprehensive Americans with Disabilities Act infrastructure action plan. Al-Ghafry's last day will be Aug. 14.


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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of a shoe upper according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a left view thereof;
FIG. 3 is a right view thereof;
FIG. 4 is a front view thereof;
FIG. 5 is a back view thereof;
FIG. 6 is a top view thereof;
FIG. 7 is a bottom view thereof;
FIG. 8 is a left view of a second embodiment of the upper of an shoe upper according to the present invention, the right view being mirror image thereof; and,
FIG. 9 is a back view of the shoe upper shown in FIG. 8.
In both of the first and second embodiments, the sole on the shoe is shown in phantom in the figures because the particular sole attached to the bottom of the footwear is not part of the present invention.
In the second embodiment, the design is the same as in the first embodiment except for an upside down V-shaped piece wrapped around the back of the footwear. The perspective, front, top and bottom views of the second embodiment are identical to the corresponding views of the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1, 4, 6, and 7, respectively.
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Come one, come all – our creative conference, In Progress, is set to be a corker
We've had a jam-packed year of It's Nice That events, and we've got one more treat in store. Building on last year's sellout success, we've been busy preparing for this year's In Progress which will take place once again at the Barbican this December.
In Progress is a specialist one-day creative conference celebrating groundbreaking ideas and projects from 2012, and exploring how they will shape 2013 and beyond.
We're bringing together experts, cultural commentators, critics, and designers to share their ideas, and take part in thought-provoking conversations about the projects and themes that have defined the past 12 months – they'll also be exploring future trends, insights and potential highlights for 2013, opening up discourse about the direction of practice, process and innovation for the coming year.
Reflecting It's Nice That's commitment to creative multiplicity, the programme will feature over a dozen inspirational speakers from across the creative spectrum. Join writer, journalist and broadcaster Rupert Goodwins to explore developments in technology and innovations in 3D printing, one of the LDF highlights, Keiichi Matsuda; a designer working with emerging technologies and current resident at Microsoft's new East London experimental tech lab, and the The Guardian's architecture and design critic Oliver Wainwright to assess the legacy of the Olympics, and a whole host more, to be announced over the coming weeks.
In Progress will take place on December 7 at the Barbican Centre, London. A limited number of Earlybird tickets are available now, and the full programme will be announced soon.
Check out the In Progress 2011 Showreel below (film by Barry Lewis & Inigo Manby).
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(AP) LOS ANGELES - That was no wardrobe malfunction _ that was couture.
When Jennifer Lawrence ascended the stairs to accept her SAG Award Sunday night, a bit of skin showed through the skirt of her gown, leading to some speculation that it had ripped.
Dior Couture told The Associated Press that wasn't so.
The design house said Lawrence's gown was designed by Raf Simons "with different levels of tulle and satin." That was what viewers saw on television when she lifted her gown to walk upstairs.
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NUC 5-Star Showcase recap
2014-04-21 00:00:00
Wilson dominates in trenches
When it came to the big boys up front, no offensive lineman had a better performance at the NUC 5-Star Showcase than Midland Christian guard Johnny Wilson.
At 6-foot-4, 275-pounds, Wilson overpowered opposing defensive linemen and showcased a great blend of strength and quickness. Wilson won most of his reps and was named the offensive line MVP.
"I felt like I really got after it at today. I think I performed really well against the other linemen, and I really liked the competition," Wilson said. "I was happy to win the MVP, but the main thing was having fun. I had a lot of fun today and really enjoyed it."
Wilson rose up the charts this spring with a strong junior film and dominating performances at other camps and combines. Wilson earned offers from Oklahoma State, North Texas and SMU.
While more offers were likely on the way, Wilson decided to end the process early when he committed to Oklahoma State following an unofficial visit.
"I visited basically every school in Texas, but Oklahoma State felt like home. I liked everything about them. It just felt like its where I needed to be," Wilson said. "I really like what they're doing up there. Hopefully they can win the national championship, and I want to be there when they do."
With his decision out of the way, Wilson is focused on his upcoming senior season and helping Midland Christian capture its third straight state title.
"I want help us go undefeated like we did this past year, and hopefully we can win another state championship," Wilson said. "If we can win that, hopefully we'll be remembered as the greatest Midland Christian team ever."
New Prime Prep QB shines
After a solid junior campaign at Richardson, where he threw for 1,125 yards and ten touchdowns, Michael Curtis decided he needed a change of scenery.
Last month, the 6-foot-1, 200-pound quarterback transferred to Prime Prep, which is coming off of a TCAL state title. Curtis is excited about playing with highly touted wide receiver James Proche and is looking forward to participating in spring ball with his new team.
"I'm loving it at Prime Prep. Everybody is all about winning. We start spring ball this Friday, and people are already talking about who is going to hit who," Curtis said. "It's a really live atmosphere out there. Everybody is also fired up about our spring game in Florida against a team from Alabama. We're excited to show what we can do."
At the NUC 5-Star Showcase, Curtis gave spectators a little taste of what to expect in 2014. Curtis was extremely accurate and consistent throughout the day. He also made some excellent throws in tight windows and was named the camp's quarterback MVP.
"I was really excited to win it. That's what I was going for today. I came out here last year and didn't win it, so it kind of hit me in the heart," Curtis said. "I just let it fly today, and I feel like it was a big accomplishment."
In terms of recruiting, Curtis is still one of the biggest sleepers in the state. In fact, Proche called him 'the most underrated quarterback in Texas.' Curtis currently holds no offers, but numerous schools are starting to show interest in him.
His list includes Texas State and a trio of Ivy League programs.
"Texas State reached out to my coaches, and they are excited to come see me this spring. They said they're hearing great things about me," Curtis said. 'Harvard is coming down as well, and I'm excited about them because of their academics. Cornell and Yale will be coming out to. Recruiting is really getting where I want it to get, and I'm really grateful."
Quick Hits
- Bishop Dunne safety Dailen Sutton was named the defensive back MVP. Sutton, who transferred from Red Oak this spring, was terrific in the one-on-one drills, coming away with three interceptions. He is getting an early look from Louisiana Tech.
- One of the most versatile players at the camp was Flower Mound Marcus offensive lineman Creighton Barr. He put in work at both center and defensive tackle and performed well at both positions. Army, Memphis and North Texas are all showing strong interest and could offer soon. Barr earned the camp's Leadership Award.
- Definitely keep an eye out for Jack Anderson in the near future. The 2017 offensive lineman out of Frisco is already catching the attention of schools like Oklahoma, TCU and Texas Tech. Anderson was named the camp's 9th Grade MVP.
- The wide receiver MVP went to Fort Worth Southwest product DeMarcus Wilson. He ran crisp routes and made some extremely acrobatic catches. Wilson has no offers but says SMU could be close. North Texas and TCU are also showing interest.
- If you're looking for a big sleeper, Wichita Falls Hirschi running back Cedric Battle is your guy. He's a little undersized but is lighting quick and a dangerous receiving threat out of the backfield. Battle rushed for over 2,000 yards and scored 28 touchdowns last season and was the camp's running back MVP.
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Costa Rican Workers
Left Sterile by Pesticide Sue Dole, Shell, and Dow Chemical
Acting on behalf
of Costa Rican banana plantation workers, the lawyers are asking for
damages for what they describe as "wanton and reckless acts
and outrageous and malicious conduct." The suit also accuses the
produce companies of continuing "to oversee the application"
of DBCP on their banana farms. Additionally, the lawyers accused the
companies of conducting a "settlement campaign" in which workers
exposed to the pesticide were induced to sign releases freeing the companies
of liability.
In 2001, Nicaraguan courts ordered Shell, Dole, and Dow to pay 489 million dollars to 500 male banana workers made sterile by DBCP. But the companies refused to pay and, led by Dole, they counter-sued the claimants for fraud and asked for 17 billion dollars in damages. When workers pursued enforcement of the 2001 Nicaraguan court judgment this year, the U.S. Federal Court refused to take the case, said Kathy Hoyt, co-coordinator of the Nicaragua Network, a U.S.-based non-governmental organization.
For the most part, U.S. judges have argued that their courts are not the appropriate arenas for trying these cases, and only four percent of the rejected cases are re-filed in other countries. Under the civil codes of most Latin American countries, plaintiffs' rights are weaker, there are fewer jury trials and they lack strong discovery rules, Ms. Hoyt said. Some of the cases rejected in the United States were heard in other countries, but there the accused corporations wield strong influence or no longer hold sizable assets.
TAKE ACTION: Boycott Dole, Chiquita, and Fresh Del Monte bananas until these corporations discontinue the use of DBCP and compensate those workers who were poisoned. Now is the time to take action against Dow Chemical Company as well--this lawsuit is only one of many examples in which Dow repeatedly abuses its corporate power at the expense of workers' health. This Friday, December 3, is the 20th anniversary of the Bhopal disaster and a Global Day of Action against Dow's corporate crimes. Go to www.bhopal.net to learn about the growing student movement against Dow and how you can get involved.


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The US Air Force today welcomed the first of three RQ-4 Global Hawks that will be deployed to Andersen AFB, Guam.
An arrival ceremony signals the beginning of a worldwide dispersal of the Block 30 version of the aircraft, which includes an airborne signals intelligence payload.
USAF officials plan to start flying operational missions as soon as possible, although a Northrop Grumman press release anticipates the overseas RQ-4s will become operational in early 2011.
"The minute that sensor package gets checked out and it's turned over, there will probably not be a minute that that system is not being utilised for something in this [area]. On a single flight it will be doing many, many different things," says Lt Gen Herbert Carlisle, commander of the 13th Air Force based at Hickam AFB, Hawaii.
The Global Hawk flies intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions at 60,000ft (18,300m) for more that 30h at a time, beaming information to central and distributed ground stations that can then disseminate information throughout the chain of command and to allies in the Pacific as needed in real time.
The number of Global Hawks at Andersen might increase, according to Carlisle.
"The plan right now is three here," he says. "I think that could go up. It won't go down."
The Andersen-based Global Hawks could also eventually be joined by a maritime surveillance variant in development by Northrop for the US Navy. Andersen is one five bases planned for the MQ-4C broad area maritime surveillance fleet.
"It's entirely possible that the navy and the air force will bed those down together because they're complementary," Carlisle says. They'll have different capability but complementary capability."
Discussions between the naval and air services on bed down and eventual mission teaming are ongoing.
The first deployed RQ-4 arrived after an 18h ferry-flight from Beale AFB, California, where the USAF RQ-4 is permanently based.
Gen Gary North, commander of Pacific Air Forces, says that RQ-4 deployment to Guam is not targeted at any one nation, but is focused on "security, stability and prosperity in this part of the world.
"Having an ISR capability within the Pacific greatly enhances air force operational intelligence capabilities to meet mission requirements," North says. "Global Hawk will enhance the US and its partners' ability to effectively address regional challenges such as humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, terrorism and piracy."
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1990-1999 Reunion Weekend
Thu, July 22, 2010 • Winedale Theatre Barn- Round Top, Texas
We'll be celebrating every decade of Winedale as we count down to the year it all began. We will recognize Shakespeare at Winedale alumni at the performances, so come catch up with your fellow students. Each decade will have a special Reunion Brunch on Sunday at noon. Come for coffee and kolaches with other former students before catching a matinee performance. Please RSVP to Liz if you plan on attending the Brunch (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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An international film festival is once again being presented in Paris, one of world's major film cities. However, this festival offers participants a little twist: it is entirely dedicated to scientific films. Taking place at the National Museums of Natural History — an impressive museum located in the quaint 5th arrondissement of Paris, the festival Pariscience provides a unique cinematic experience in one of the city's must-see neighborhoods.
This is the 9th edition of the Pariscience scientific film festival, and this year the event will reveal roughly 50 films selected from the best productions across the globe, in all genres. Guests staying at the Hôtel de la Tour Maubourg can enjoy a science film or two from October 3 to October 8, 2013 as this is when the festival takes place.
Themes of the festival include technology, life sciences, chemistry, physics, environmental sciences, sustainable development and astronomy. Every film showing will be followed by debates that involve the film production team as well as experts from the scientific world. In this way, audience members can engage in an experience that is both entertaining and educational.
The festival is aimed at all demographics, including amateurs of sciences, professionals, children and those who are simply curious about the world around them. Many of the films reveal the unpredictable and sometimes dangerous nature of the technological innovations that we have come up with in this modern world. However, they also present the incredible creativity and ingenuity that the cleverest minds in the world have implemented to make life better, easier and safer.
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Big 12 Sports
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Monthly Archive for November, 2009
OSU quarterback Robinson will play Saturday
Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy told the Associated Press on Monday that injured quarterback Zac Robinson will play against Oklahoma on Saturday. Gundy said Robinson should be at "full speed" at practice and would play in the annual rivalry game. "Will he have some soreness? I would say he'd still be sore, but there's not […] [Read More]
OSU quarterback expected to practice today
Injured Oklahoma State quarterback Zac Robinson is expected to practice today, but OSU coach Mike Gundy isn't saying whether Robinson will be able to play on Saturday at Oklahoma. [Read More]
Big 12 could still land two teams in the BCS
Quite a bit can happen in college football between now and Dec. 6, when the bowl pairings are announced. [Read More]
It's Texas vs. Nebraska in Big 12 title game
Undefeated Texas will take on the Nebraska Cornhuskers in the Big 12 title game on Dec. 5 in Arlington. To the winner goes a spot in the Bowl Championship Series. Both the Longhorns and Cornhuskers clinched spots in the conference title match with victories Saturday night. UT quarterback Colt McCoy led a 51-20 win over […] [Read More]
Leach moves into top spot in victories at Texas Tech
Tenth-year Texas Tech coach Mike Leach on Saturday won his 83rd football game with the Red Raiders, moving into the top spot in career victories at the school. [Read More]
OSU rallies to beat Colorado, 31-28
It wasn't easy for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. In fact, it was pretty scary at times for Coach Mike Gundy's team Thursday night. Playing without injured star quarterback Zac Robinson, the 12th-ranked Cowboys rallied to defeat the Colorado Buffaloes, 31-28, staying in the hunt for a BCS bowl game and keeping alive slim hopes for […] [Read More]
OSU's star quarterback isn't playing against Colorado
Injured Oklahoma State quarterback Zac Robinson did not start tonight's game in Stillwater against Colorado. The Cowboys went with junior Alex Cate. Cate is playing apparently because Robinson is still banged up after a violent collision last week with Texas Tech's Jamar Wall. OSU needs a victory to stay in the hunt for a BCS […] [Read More]
It's feast or famine this week for Kansas State
Coach Bill Snyder's Kansas State Wildcats will clinch a spot in the Big 12 Championship game if they can win on the road this week against the Nebraska Cornhuskers. But if they lose, their season is over. [Read More]
Oklahoma State holds off Texas Tech 24-17
Oklahoma State defeated Texas Tech 24-17 Saturday night in Stillwater, Okla., in a game that might be remembered for a collision that knocked out a star player on each team in the last two minutes. [Read More]
Nebraska beats KU, moves closer to Big 12 North title
The Nebraska Cornhuskers rallied in the fourth quarter Saturday afternoon to defeat the Kansas Jayhawks 31-17, moving to within one victory of the Big 12 North title. [Read More]
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No Scare Fair helps HAVEN, Family Promise
Handing their tickets to the Cat in the Hat and then going to get candy from witches, superheroes, football players and pumpkins, hundreds of people enjoyed Saturday's family-friendly Halloween extravaganza, No Scare Fair, at the Stevens Center.
Jessica Morrison, for example, was there with a ninja, cheerleader and soldier who were also her son, niece and nephew. She said that while the candy given out at about a dozen booths sponsored by local companies was definitely nice, the children liked the games and entertainment the most.
"They love to come out for the music," she said. "My son, he especially loves the chicken dance, getting up there on stage and doing that."
At the center stage, local dance and singing groups cycled on and off, sometimes inviting the audience to come up and join them. And in between the chicken dance or Michael Jackson's "Thriller," families visited different stations for face painting, temporary tattoos, glittery masks, games and food.
About 300-350 people came through every 90 minutes between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., organizers said, each paying the $5 admission price which will benefit Willing Hands — a group which organizes this and other fundraisers throughout the year to benefit charities that help at-risk families in the community.
Proceeds from this 12th annual No Scare Fair will go to HAVEN (Helping Abuse and Violence End Now) and Family Promise of Lee County — groups which help domestic abuse victims and children and homeless families, respectively.
"Everybody's working really hard, and it shows" said Carol Carlson, who founded Willing Hands and also serves as chairperson of the HAVEN board of directors. Her husband Richard, a local accountant and the Cat in the Hat at the entrance, said halfway through the event Saturday that attendance might have been down slightly from last year, but with other outside donations it would be hard to say immediately how the fundraiser compared to years past.
But with hundreds of visitors creating a steady back-and-forth stream from booth to booth, it was an active crowd. Manning the various booths at the fair were a mix of adults and volunteers from local high schools, whose service clubs set up a competition to see which one could bring out the most helpers. One helper, Lee Early College sophomore Meredith Murphy, said she had never been to the No Scare Fair before but was having a good time.
"It's my first year, but it's fun," she said in between handing out boxes of Milk Duds, Nerds and other candy. "We've had a ton of people."
Further down the line from Murphy was a group of non-high-school volunteers, the McNeill family. Richard and Kristie McNeill had brought their three children to the event before, they said, as spectators. Like Murphy, they said this was their first year volunteering but that it had been a blast.
"They kids enjoy it," Kristie McNeill said. "And I like volunteering — seeing the kids in their costumes, so many kids, it's just great."


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As of Saturday, December 8, 2012
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Meadowcreek strung together five wins Saturday to take first place at the Black Knight Duals.
The Mustangs (20-5) started out with a 45-27 victory over Centennial, the eventual third-place finisher. They followed that up with wins over Duluth (49-30), Central Gwinnett (42-33) and Berkmar (54-18) before beating McNair 40-35 in the finals.
Six Meadowcreek wrestlers went undefeated Saturday. Malik Saunders (106), Raymond Washington (113), Rene DeLuna (132), OG Harden (170), Ryan Moore (182) and Mardale Hobley (220) went 5-0. Harden had five pins, and Washington had four pins. Tony Pham (126) and Salvator Chagoya (138) each went 4-1. Chagoya had three pins.
Berkmar finishes fourth
at Black Knight DualsLAWRENCEVILLE -- Berkmar went 2-3 on Saturday and finished fourth at the Black Knight Duals.
The Patriots (11-12) lost the first match to runner-up McNair 46-33 before stringing together wins over Lithonia (42-35) and Milton (57-18). Berkmar then fell to eventual champion Meadowcreek 54-18 and Centennial 42-36.
Ethan Castaneda (138) went 4-1 with three pins. David Torres (195) was also 4-1.
Mountain View takes second at Warrior Classic
ATLANTA -- Mountain View took second place after falling behind a couple of points to West Forsyth in the 14-team Warrior Classic at North Atlanta.
Nine of the Bears' (12-2) wrestlers placed Saturday. Adam Flatt (106), Kacey Gutierrez (138) and Sterling Pyles (152) each took first.
Kevin Truglio (113), Kenny Cook (120) and D.J. Schrenk (145) finished second, and Tony Torres (132), Jake Gandara (160) and Octavian Jarda (182) each took third.
Buford 65, Tift Co. 36
TIFTON -- McKenzie Darrah scored 18 points Saturday to lead Buford past Tift County 65-36.
Kayla Davis scored 12 points for the Wolves (2-1).
Chattahoochee 38, Lanier 35 (OT)
SUGAR HILL -- Chattahoochee outlasted Lanier in overtime on Saturday for a 38-35 win.
Shelby Threlkeld led Lanier (2-4) with 17 points. Amber Cesair scored 12 for the Longhorns.
Peachtree Ridge 51, Berkmar 38
SUWANEE -- Melissa Turvy scored 15 points to lead Peachtree Ridge by Berkmar 51-38 on Saturday.
Lorrie Cruse recorded a double-double for the Lions (3-4) with 12 points and 11 rebounds.
Alisha Cook, playing her first game in three years after recovery from two torn ACLs, scored eight points.
Providence 40, Athens Academy 13
ATHENS -- Providence rolled to a 40-13 win over Athens Academy on Saturday.
Aubrey Gold led the Storm with 14 points, and Megan Parker added 11 points.
Brookwood 76, Parkview 42
LILBURN -- Brookwood equaled its win total from last year's 6-20 campaign with a 76-42 win over Parkview on Saturday.
The Broncos (6-2) were led by Colin Cotter, who had 13 points. R.J. Smith and Kendall Joseph each scored 12 points, and Deion Dedeaux had 11 points.
Dacula 59, Flowery Branch 52
FLOWERY BRANCH -- Jaylen Williams scored 29 points and grabbed eight rebounds in Dacula's 59-52 win over Flowery Branch on Saturday.
Brandon Goodson scored 11 points, and Kevon Tucker scored 10 for the Falcons (6-1).
Lanier 44, Chattahoochee 43
SUGAR HILL -- Lanier held off Chattahoochee for a 44-43 win on Saturday.
Jordan Davis scored 17 points, hitting five 3-pointers, to lead the Longhorns (3-4). Jordan Harper scored 10 points.
Grayson 52, South Forsyth 20
CUMMING -- Grayson rolled to a 52-20 win on the road against South Forsyth on Saturday.
Damian Young led the Rams (4-3) with 16 points.
Wesleyan 43, Darlington 41
NORCROSS -- Will Clifton scored from an offensive rebound with three seconds left to lead Wesleyan past Darlington 43-41 on Friday.
Clifton led the Wolves (3-3) with 17 points. Charles Mack scored seven points and also excelled on defense and rebounding.
Providence takes fifth at meet
CUMMING -- Providence finished fifth at the Crown Nights Invitational on Saturday.
Nate Wright state qualified in the 200 IM and 100 breast, finishing first in both events. He also earned a second place in the 50 free.
Alex Keller, Jessye Brinks and Rachel Odum all had second-place finishes at the meet.
--Compiled by Michael Buckelew
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Video:What Is Dermatitis Herpetiformis?with Dr. Debra Jaliman
Dermatitis herpatiformis is a skin condition related to a gluten intolerance. Watch this About.com video to learn more about the symptoms and treatment for dermatitis herpetiformis.See Transcript
Transcript:What Is Dermatitis Herpetiformis?
Hi this is Dr. Debra Jaliman, a board-certified dermatologist in New York City and author of the book "Skin Rules: Trade Secrets from a Top New York Dermatologist" here for About.com to talk about dermatitis herpetiformis.
Symptoms of Dermatitis Herpetiformis
Dermatitis herpetiformis is not a common disease, but when it occurs, it's very annoying. It's very, very itchy and you get blisters pretty much all over the body: on the back, on the scalp, even on the face, on the chest, on the arms. They're so itchy, that many people, by the time they reach the doctor - the doctor only sees scratch marks because the blisters have been scratched off.
Diagnosing Dermatitis Herpetiformis
The way a diagnosis is made is by a skin biopsy. The doctor takes a needle, numbs up the skin and takes a tiny piece of skin and sends it to a laboratory. Under a microscope the diagnosis is made.
Dermatitis Herpetiformis and Gluten
When the diagnosis is made of dermatitis herpetiformis, we find that the person can't eat gluten, because it's a disease that is caused by gluten in the system. So when you take gluten out of the system, miraculously, for many people, the skin disease goes away.
Gluten-containing foods are pastas and breads and gluten can also occur in many other things, for example in soy sauce - so many things that you don't think would have gluten actually do. But fortunately there are many companies that make foods for people specifically who are gluten sensitive. So now they make crackers, breads, cookies and cakes for people that are gluten sensitive.
Treating Dermatitis Herpetiformis
For some people even removing the gluten isn't enough to get rid of the skin disease completely and they require internal medication. The internal medication that's used is something called colchicine. Colchicine is given internally, and usually the combination of a gluten-free diet and colchicine controls the dermatitis herpetiformis. The patient then has no itching, the skin bumps and blisters go away and the skin is totally clear.
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Phone: (877) SPAY-NYC (877-772-9692)
If you are the owner of a Pit Bull, Pit mix, or large mixed breed dog, you are eligible for free spay/neuter surgery and rabies and distemper vaccinations, regardless of your financial need.
Phone: (877) SPAY-NYC (877-772-9692), press 1 for English, then 6 for an appointment. Monday–Friday, 3:00–8:00 p.m., and Saturday 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Dogs: Spay/neuter free for all Pitbulls; $80 for mixed-breed dogs; $125 for purebreed dogs; rabies vaccination is free with spay/neuter. Cats: Neuter is free for male cats; spay is free for female cats if owner receives public assistance (please bring photo ID/proof of public assistance); $60 for female cats owned by NYC residents not receiving public assistance.
Phone: (212) 799-1120
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Free spay/neuter for NYC feral cats. TNR groups may call to schedule a clinic:
Bronx/Manhattan/Queens (Thursdays and Fridays): Contact Lori Behrman at firstname.lastname@example.com
Brooklyn/Staten Island: Contact Ferals In Peril at (347) 816-2899 or email@example.com
Low-cost spay/neuter on Long Island on a mobile clinic. Spay/neuter also includes a physical exam and pain management. No additional charge for pregnancy or heat. Check website for prices. Vaccinations and other tests and treatments are available for an additional low fee.
Phone: (888) 738-3497
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Other Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Programs
Friends of Animals Spay and Neuter Certificate Program
Phone: 1-800-321-7387
E-mail: email@example.com
Headquartered in Upper East Side
Offering free spay/neuter services, pet food, and supplies for low-income pet owners, and assistance to those facing financial hardship due to a veterinary emergency, with the goal of keeping pets in their homes. Applicants are evaluated on a case-by-case basis and must meet certain criteria.
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Humane Society of New York Animal Clinic
306 East 59th Street, New York, NY 10022
Phone: (212) 752-4840
Each year on the last Tuesday of February, veterinarians and their staff, animal welfare professionals, business owners, and concerned citizens join forces nationwide to spay or neuter as many animals as possible.
Kent Animal Shelter Spay/Neuter Clinic
2259 River Road, Calverton, NY 11933
The Kent Spay/Neuter Clinic offers one of the lowest prices on Long Island to the public for dog and cat spaying and neutering. Over 3,000 animal are sterilized each year at the clinic. Three licensed veterinarians perform the surgery assisted by a professional staff. Appointments must be made in advance.
Phone: (631) 727-7797 (10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)
305 Roe Boulevard, Patchogue, NY 11782
Phone: (631) 627-6900
E-mail: email@example.com
Muffin's Pet Connection Spay/Neuter Certificate Program
Phone: (718) 833-7988
Fax: (718) 921-6327
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
New Rochelle Humane Society Low Cost Spay/Neuter Certificates
Phone: (914) 632-2925
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
P.L.U.T.O. Rescue of Richmond County
Phone: (718) 227-0553
E-mail: email@example.com
Rego Park and Forest Hills Animal Clinic
9229 Queens Boulevard, Suite CD, Rego Park, Queens, NY 11374
Phone: 718-606-6102
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Spay/Neuter for Feral Cats
If you are a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) colony caretaker, visit the Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Programs & Clinics page of the NYC Feral Cat Initiative website for more information on affordable spay/neuter options for feral cats.
More Information & Articles
Need help caring for your pet? Resources for tough economic times
by Morieka Johnson, Mother Nature Network
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Having Trouble Affording Veterinary Care?
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NFL Notebook Vikings Part Ways With Koren Robinson
MINNEAPOLIS Wide receiver Koren Robinson was among eight players cut by the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday, 10 days after the former Seahawks draft pick was charged with drunken driving and fleeing police.

Robinson, who made his first trip to the Pro Bowl as a kick returner last season and signed a three-year, $12.7 million contract extension in March, was one of the Vikings' few bright spots last year.

Former coach Mike Tice convinced Robinson to sign with the team following a stint in an alcohol treatment facility in North Carolina, and the player rewarded Tice's faith with one of the best seasons of his up-and-down five-year career.

But as soon as things started looking up for the oft-troubled Robinson, he was back in jail.

His blue BMW sedan was caught on radar going more than 100 mph in a 55 mph zone on the night of Aug. 15, as he tried to get from the Twin Cities back to the team's training camp headquarters in Mankato for curfew.

When police tried to pull him over, Robinson refused to stop, police said. Robinson was arrested by police about 10 miles away in Mankato, and the criminal complaint said a field test measured Robinson's blood-alcohol content at 0.11 percent.

A phone message left with Robinson's agent, Alvin Keels, wasn't immediately returned.

It was the latest in a long line of alcohol-related problems for Robinson, who pleaded guilty to DUI while with the Seattle Seahawks in 2005 and was suspended for four games in 2004 for violating the league's substance abuse policy.

Peyton Shows Off at Dad's Place

JACKSON, Miss. Peyton Manning grew up hearing about his father Archie's exploits in the old horseshoe-shaped stadium in Mississippi's state capital. Now he has his own story to tell.

The younger Manning delighted a crowd of 58,228 in a state where his family holds royalty status, picking apart the New Orleans defense during three early scoring drives to lead the Indianapolis Colts to a 27-14 victory over the Saints on Saturday night.

"I was excited when this game came out on the schedule. I knew my dad had some of his biggest wins in college in this stadium," Manning said. "We've got fans who really have an appreciation for football in this town and I was proud to be able to say I played well in this stadium."

Manning didn't play beyond the first half and finished 14-of-25 for 165 yards with no interceptions. Pressure from the Saints' defensive line slowed Manning slightly in the second quarter.

Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium has been around since the 1950s and Archie Manning led Ole Miss to several big victories there.

'Hefty Lefty' No. 2 for Giants?

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Third-year quarterback Jared Lorenzen, the former four-year starter at Kentucky better known for his nearly 300-pound frame than his slew of school passing records, has a chance to be Eli Manning's primary backup with the New York Giants this season.

Lorenzen's performance Friday om the entire second half of the Giants' 13-7 victory over the Jets, impressed coach Tom Coughlin.

Lorenzen completed 7 of 12 for 60 yards after replacing Manning in the third quarter. His first two series were against the Jets' first defense. On his second possession, he led a 13-play, 51-yard drive that produced Jay Feely's 34-yard field goal.

Lorenzen, nicknamed "The Hefty Lefty" at Kentucky, has worked hard to get his body in line with his arm, certainly the strongest and perhaps most accurate on the team. He beat out Jesse Palmer to be the third quarterback last season and now appears to have surpassed Tim Hasselbeck and Rob Johnson to back up Manning.

"He's earned that consideration," Coughlin said.<
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Division of Condensed Matter Physics
Originally called the Division of Solid State Physics (DSSP), the unit was formed in 1947, the third society division. (The Division of Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics was established in 1943, and the Division of High Polymer Physics was formed in 1944.) In 1978 the DSSP was renamed the Division of Condensed Matter Physics to recognize that disciplines covered in the division included liquids (quantum fluids) as well as solids. Today the DCMP is the largest of all APS divisions.
Condensed Matter Physics concentrates on such topics as superconductivity, semi-conductors, magnetism, complex fluids, and thin films. A broad range of physical problems, both applied and basic, are investigated.
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2015 Davisson-Germer Prize in Atomic or Surface Physics
Tai C. Chiag, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Miquel B. Salmeron, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
2015 Oliver E. Buckley Condensed Matter Physics Prize
Allen Goldman, University of Minnesota
Arthur Hebard, University of Florida
Aharon Kapitulnik, Stanford University
Matthew Fisher, University of California, Santa Barbara
Upcoming Meetings28th International Conference on Defects in Semiconductors
July 27-31, 2015
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New Physics Due To Spin-Orbit Coupling in CORrelated Electron Systems
August 4-14, 2015
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It's only Wednesday, and the House of Representatives will be shutting down the shop and heading home today, but it's the president, according to Speaker John Boehner, who is stalling in fiscal-cliff negotiations, trying to run out the clock to force the GOP into making concessions.
"We can't sit here and negotiate with ourselves," Boehner said, calling on President Obama to come to the negotiating table.
Boehner said that if Obama did not like the GOP's proposal on the cliff, roundly criticized by Democrats as too light on revenue, he should counter with something that has a chance of passing both chambers of Congress.
"We made a good-faith offer to avert the fiscal crisis and that offer included significant spending cuts and reforms, and included additional revenue," he said. "Now we need a response from the White House."
Democrats appear to have the upper hand in negotiations, benefiting from the easy optics of asking the richest to pay more while supporting middle-class tax cuts during the holiday season. Boehner's comments mark the latest attempt by Republicans to change that narrative in Washington by accusing the White House of delay.
Some Republicans--but not all--have begun to acknowledge that their party has less leverage at the negotiating table.
While Boehner attempted to highlight the increased revenue coming from the wealthiest Americans that the GOP proposal would produce, just minutes later, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor chastised the White House for an "obsession" with raising taxes.
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HIGH FIVES, June 2007, by Jenifer Merifield
Teamwork, Dedication
and Physical Fitness
...rowing is a sport for winners
Coach Shani Doucet of Kingston Ontario, took the time to tell us about her rowing team, the Crusaders, and what rowing is all about.
History: Rowing first originated not as a sport, but as a means of transport in the ancient cultures of Egypt, Greece and Rome. It was also used in warfare in the 1700's and later became popular with ordinary folk, and with watermen racing down the Thames in barges. The earliest rowing race in Canada was held in the Halifax Harbour in 1811, between the Garrisons and a visiting Royal Navy warship, who won. Rowing gained popularity by the 19th century in Europe, and then America. The first champion was Toronto's Ned Hanlan, who also has the distinction of being the first true world champion in any sport! Rowing was one of the original Olympic sports, but due to bad weather however, the sport was postponed from its scheduled debut at Athens in 1896, to its first appearance at the 1900 Olympics in Paris, France. Women's Rowing was first seen at the 1976 Montreal Games.
Type of Sport and Commitment
Level: An outdoor sport, rowing practices are everyday for 90 minutes once they are on the water. The season for high school starts after March Break and finishes the first week of June. Dryland training is 60 minutes.
Starting Age: Girls can start around age 12, but most start in high school at about 14 or 15. This also depends on where girls life; if they are at a school that doesn't offer a rowing team, then they may have to wait until University.
Physical Requirements: Rowing, lifting boats, weight training, cross training. Girls become fitter as the season goes on and they must know how to swim.
Equipment: Boats are usually owned by the clubs and the rower's fees include use of the boats, oars, rowing machines and clubhouses.
Average Costs: Club dues can vary, but the average is about $300.
Jargon/Slang: "Let it run" = stop!
Why others should consider rowing?: Rowing is the ultimate team sport. It teaches girls time management, dedication and fitness. The boat can't be rowed without everyone in perfect timing with each other. The girls are all very supportive of each other. My girls are all in grade 9. They come from a variety of backgrounds but have all become good friends and are dedicated to each other and their sport. Rowing is a physically demanding sport and the girls will develop muscles. The more successful girls are often the stronger or heavier ones who don't fit the typical "pop culture image".
Rowing Sheros: Diane O'Grady, Marni McBean, Silken Laumann, Kathleen Headle, The National Team is listed on the Rowing Canada website.
Levels: Club and recreational to Olympic and worl competition.
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