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OMG. Chris guy on 'Chopped'
I think they should have "chopped" him first! Instead they let him continue to participate......FN keeps disappointing me....
I think they should have "chopped" him first! Instead they let him continue to participate......FN keeps disappointing me....
@RegrettableFoodie@Remander, My granddaughter was on my lap and hit the "post a comment" many times, I'm not THAT interested, just asking, jeez.......
Thanks so much for the information! I think I'll give each recommendation a try!
Roast loin of pork and sauerkraut! My grandmom said it was bad luck to eat chicken on New Years's Day or you'd be "scratching for money all year"
@carolrsfMISSESTEXAS , what is the perfect ragu recipe?
Thanks everyone, I did the chili yesterday and it smelled great and tasted even better, and I'm doing the pork today! I'd appreciate any more great suggestions!
Thanks everyone, I did the chili yesterday and I'm doing the pork today!
Thanks everyone, I did the chili yesterday and I'm doing the pork today!
Thanks everyone, I did the chili yesterday and I'm doing the pork today!
I was raised on Keller's and always thought it was good, but after reading the posts I'm wondering if I should buy Land-O-Lakes. Is it that much better than most?
Thanks everyone, they all sound like delicious and different dishes! @Pavlov, already have my Grey Goose!
Thanks everyone for the great tips, what is the best way to wrap for freezing?
Not a food, but coffee..... LOVE coffee, must have coffee, but cannot stand anything coffee flavored. Coffee ice cream - yuck. Oh and spinach is just nasty.
@snowmoonelk, I agree! How rude, what happened to the thread?
As a matter of fact...last summer it was those frozen ice cream cones with the nuts on top like nutty buddies(or any variation) my daughter was starting to get worried about me since I always had at least two boxes in the freezer!
potato chips smashed inside!
@2qrs I love gravy on coleslaw, also an accident!
I never had a taste for it until I was pregnant, then it went away and then I turned forty and it's back with a vengeance!!!
Oreos and milk!!!
@stephie, I should have listened to you, I watched and it was horrid.
These are great suggestions, thanks to everyone, I don't know what to do first!!!
I don't like any of them and wouldn't watch if they had a show, there is nothing stand-out about them. And, I absolutely CAN"T STAND Guy Fieri, that annoying show of his seems to be the only thing on FN anymore, its so depressing.....where aren't any good shows on anymore?
I didn't see the show, who was eliminated? What happened?
@ohiogal - pbj and chips (I like Herr's) is my absolute favorite!
Is it okay to add dried basil when making this? Or dried oregano?
I made a batch of cookie dough, froze it, defrosted it to bake cookies, didn't get around to it and forgot all about it! That was 6 days ago, is it still good? I mean its just cookie dough, right?
Has anyone seen that new show with Adam Gergler (I think that's his name) the guy who was on The Next Food Network Star? What did you think? I was surprised to see him since he lost!
I was never much of a baker but I love it and have recently started collecting and trying out recipes. My question is: Can you substitute butter for shortening or vice versa, what exactly is shortening, or can you substitute anything else (like oil)?
I am kind of a newbie when it comes to appetizers. I can make all the usual taco dip, spinach dip, crab dip, etc. Since I absolutely ADORE appetizers I wanted to make this New Year's Eve a buffet of only appetizers, and lots of them! Can all of you wonderful cooks please share your delicious and different appetizer recipes with me? Thanks everyone and Happy New Year!
Does anybody have a recipe for ham or turkey or ham and turkey croqets? (is that how you spell it?) Thanks!
I usually toss my leftovers after 2-3 days, but I was wondering does ham keep longer or is it the same as other leftovers? Also can I refreeze a cooked ham if I can't eat it all and how about a cooked turkey breast? As you can see I have a lot of leftovers! Thanks all!
Its a cold blustery day in PA and I'd like to put something in the crockpot and just let it cook all day. I've never actually made anything in a crockpot and I'm not sure where to start. I've got chicken, beef and pork in my freezer and various other things in my pantry. Any suggestions?
I am working long hours and have been missing my hot meals (my kids have too). Does anyone have any recipes for what I would call a "Starter" that you can make several dishes from? Such as a great meat sauce that I could make in bulk on the weekend and then add to. And a basic chicken or pork or whatever that can be made into a couple of dishes easily? Is this clear? Thanks.
This may have already been asked, if so I apologize (working quite a bit) but I need to make about three different side dishes to bring to Thanksgiving dinner (my sister insists on having it, but I won't get into that). Any suggestions on some new and different side dishes for this Thanksgiving? Thanks!
I am planning on doing a lot of baking this holiday season. It's the first time I'm doing ALL cookies, pies, cakes etc. What I wanted to know was how early can you start just to keep ahead of the game and get everything done? What can you freeze and what can't you? I would greatly appreciate receiving any advice SE readers can give. Thanks.
I was just at the market and saw spices in a squeezable tube, like garlic, parsley and I'm not sure what else, has anyone ever tried these and are they any good? And what is it exactly?
Having just read the mouthwatering posts about everyone's favorite southern food, I was wondering if anyone has any recipes or tips on how to prepare fried chicken, mac & cheese or any of the other delicious foods mentioned. I've always been intimidated about trying to cook them, I think I'll mess up. Fried chicken always sounds so complicated.
I hate being wasteful, but I am also nuerotic about freshness or when food isn't good anymore. So if I made a roast beef or chicken and its been in the fridge for 3 days (since no one ate it) do I toss it or still use it? What is everyone's time limit on keeping food before throwing it out? Also, other perishables such as lunch meat, cheese, pasta?
My sister has asked for my help with my niece's 8 year old birthday party does anyone have any suggestions for creative appetizer-type foods or a website that would have any ideas? Thanks.
I would like to start a cookbook collection and went to Border's to purchase some. Boy was I amazed at the vast number and assortment of cookbooks there are out there! What would be everyone's top five so I can at least start? (I'm new, sorry if this has been asked before). Thanks.
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Friday 14th September 2012
The Monstrous Regiment
Bad news for those of us with only one X chromosome: men are on their way out. That's the view of Hanna Rosin, an enterprising young American journalist who has turned
an essay she wrote for the Atlantic two years
ago into the most talked about book of the moment –
The End of Men: And the Rise of Women
The central thesis of Rosin's book – that the balance of power is shifting decisively in favour of women in the developed world – is clearly true. I don't think there can be any disputing that, though Rosin supplies plenty of statistical data to back it up, mainly about the changing composition of the American workforce. One of the effects of the recent US recession, where three-quarters of the eight million jobs to disappear were held by men, is that there are now more women in employment than men. And that is unlikely to change. Of the 15 job categories that are predicted to grow the fastest over the next decade, only two are dominated by men.
More controversial is Rosin's explanation of why this should be so. She leans towards the conventional view that women's innate characteristics – more emphatic, better at building consensus, morally aware, etc – give them a competitive advantage in a post-industrial society. But she's anxious not to offend those old-school feminists who maintain that gender is a social construct and she allows for the possibility that men and women have simply changed places, swapping gender characteristics in the process. One of the most startling revelations in the book is that women are becoming increasingly violent, usually towards their deadbeat male partners.
My own view is that there are indeed profound differences between the male and female brain, but it's sentimental hogwash to imagine that women are nicer than men. On the contrary, they are far, far deadlier – more predatory, aggressive, competitive, etc. The notion that the "moral" parts of their brains are better developed, making them more social animals than men, is laughable. The powerless always console themselves by claiming that they're morally superior to their oppressors – a myth that's exposed as soon as the boot's on the other foot.
The reason women are doing so much better than men, not just in the labour force but in schools and universities, is because they're manifestly superior. Evolution has equipped them with better survival skills, which is what you'd expect given their relative importance in the survival of the species. After all, one man can sire tens of thousands of children, whereas women have a fairly short fertility window and can only give birth once every nine months. From an evolutionary point of view, women are armour-plated, whereas men are defenceless and disposable.
For thousands of years, across almost all societies, this fundamental truth was masked by gender inequality. Provided the rules were written in men's favour, women remained the subordinate sex. But the moment the rules began to change in the developed world, as they have done since 1945, women began their long march to victory.
I'm not suggesting that all obstacles to women's advancement have been removed. From a feminist perspective, much work remains to be done. But in spite of this they've already won the battle of the sexes, as Hanna Rosin so convincingly argues. The truly alarming thing is to contemplate just how complete this victory will be once women are competing on a level playing field – as Margaret Thatcher once warned. The monstrous regiment will become an all-conquering horde, laying waste to the vanquished like a mob of Viking raiders.
Rosin provides a terrifying glimpse of what life will be like for men in this brave new world. In passage after passage, she gleefully describes the piteous state that men have been reduced to in those parts of the West where women are most dominant. Blue collar America, for instance, is now a wholly matriarchal society, with men comprising a permanently intoxicated, welfare-dependent underclass. But even though the power shift is happening from the bottom up rather than the top down, more affluent communities aren't exempt.
In one particularly horrifying section Rosin describes the "herbivores" of modern-day Japan – men who have foresworn sex and alcohol and spend their time gardening and throwing "dessert parties". They are unfavourably compared to contemporary Japanese women – ambitious go-getters with voracious sexual appetites known as "carnivores" or "hunters". I knew with absolute certainty when reading this passage that this is the future my three sons will be facing.
Good luck, boys. You're going to need it.
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Free schools are breaking down barrier to decent education for all by Charles Moore
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Arrest of Sun journalists poses threat to press freedom
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The anti-academies campaign is led by Trots, says Michael Gove
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Edna Lash
Edna Lash, 94, of Carrollton went home to be with the Lord, Sept. 26, 2012, after a lengthy illness.
Born May 13, 1918, in Stark County, she was a daughter of the late Herman and Mary Katzenberger Scharr.
She was a member of Carrollton Baptist Temple and a member of Gideons since 1955. She was a member of the volunteer group Sowers ("Servants on Wheels Ever Ready") from 1984-1998.
She dearly loved her family and their many activities. She enjoyed entertaining, attending church and serving others. She was known for her crocheting, embroidery, baking and flowers; all of which garnered her many ribbons at the Carroll County Fair.
She is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Wayne and Diane Lash of Wooster, and Dale and Cheryl Lash of Haslet, TX; one daughter, Karen (Jim, Sr.) Moore of Carrollton; one sister, Betty (Marv) Norris of Bradenton, FL; 10 grandchildren, Saralyn Lash, Megan (Aaron) Taylor, Kevin (Katrina) Moore, Kenny (Amanda) Moore, Karl (Erica) Moore, Jennifer (Jesse) Haas, Bobbie Jo (Dale) Tinlin, Bethanie (Chet) Peters, Derek Lash, and Kristen (John) Buchannan; and 17 great-grandchildren, Haevyn and Kallah Taylor, Grayson, Alaina, and Madalyn Moore, Mackena and Brennan Shaver, Kendyl Moore, Brennen and Brody Moore, Orenda and Jaylyn Haas, Brandie Jo Tinlin, Lane and Sage Peters, and Landon and Logan Lash.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Harvey L. Lash, whom she married June 13, 1941, and who passed away Dec. 26, 1998; daughter, Betty Hanlon; son-in-law, Jim Moore Sr.; and three sisters, Lora Steinbach, Ann Anderson, and Effie Hampton.
Funeral services will be Saturday, Sept. 29 at 11 a.m. in Carrollton Baptist Temple with Pastor David Powell officiating. Burial will be in Westview Cemetery.
Friends may call Friday from 1-3 and 6-8 p.m. at Sweeney-Dodds Funeral Home in Carrollton. In lieu of flower, she requested memorial contributions be made to Carrollton Baptist Temple or Gideons International.
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WORCESTER, Mass. - The fall seasons are winding down and winter sports are gearing up, as the Holy Cross men's soccer team is looking for a chance to play in the Patriot League tournament. The Crusaders' fate will be determined on Saturday, Nov. 7 when they travel to West Point for a final regular season game against Army. The volleyball team will play its final two road games of the regular season this week when it travels to Washington, D.C., to play American (13-11, 7-3 PL) on Nov. 6 at 7:00 p.m. and then to Annapolis, Md., to meet Navy (6-19, 1-9 PL) at 2:00 p.m. on Nov. 7. The women's ice hockey team will kick off the season on the road at UMass-Boston on Friday, Nov. 6 at 7:00 p.m. and then return to Worcester for its home-opener against Salve Regina on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 2:00 p.m.
The men's and women's rowing teams will wrap up fall competition this weekend and the women's soccer team and field hockey team concluded its seasons this past weekend. Both swimming and diving and cross country teams will take the weekend off.
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By Melissa Fletcher Stoeltje : November 5, 2013 : Updated: November 6, 2013 6:20am
Photo By Helen L. Montoya / San Antonio Express-NewsVolunteers with the Inner City Development's Emergency Food Pantry began a bread-and-water fast on Tuesday to raise $30,000 before Thanksgiving.
Photo By Helen L. Montoya/San Antonio Express-NewsVolunteers with the Inner City Development's Emergency Food Pantry began a bread-and-water fast on Tuesday Nov. 5, 2013 to raise $30,000 before Thanksgiving, the amount of money needed to fund Inner City Development's Emergency Food Pantry for 365 days.
Photo By Helen L. Montoya/San Antonio Express-NewsVolunteers with the Inner City Development's Emergency Food Pantry hold food cutouts that each symbolize $1000 raised as part of a bread-and-water fast that began on Tuesday Nov. 5, 2013 to raise $30,000 before Thanksgiving, the amount of money needed to fund Inner City Development's Emergency Food Pantry for 365 days.
Photo By Lisa Poole/APTexas ranks among the top eight states in terms of its food insecurity rate, according to the San Antonio Food Bank. One in 5 adults in Bexar County struggles with hunger, and 1 in 4 children is at risk of being food insecure. Each week, the Food Bank helps 58,000 people through its programs. In fiscal year 2012, 50 million pounds of food was given to individuals, families, seniors and children - that's 500,000 grocery carts full of food.
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SAN ANTONIO – Every year around this time, the folks at Inner City Development hold Thanksgiving 365, an event in which volunteers commit to eat nothing but bread and water in order to fund the nonprofit group's emergency food pantry.
The fast, which began at 10 a.m. Tuesday, asks the 20 or so volunteers to stick to the stark diet for up to two weeks — or until their efforts raise $30,000, the amount needed to stock the pantry's shelves for an entire year. Each person who fasts commits to raise $1,000 or more.
This year's fast has an added urgency, organizers said.
On Nov. 1, an automatic reduction in the nation's food stamp program — also known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP — cut recipient benefits by about 5 percent, or $11 per person.
More reductions may be on the way. In Washington, the House recently passed legislation that would cut SNAP by almost $40 billion over the next decade.
So the drive to stock the pantry — which each year serves about 70,000 meals to families in crisis — is more needed that ever, said Ryan Haug, a senior manager at Rackspace who coordinated this year's event.
"We expect demand at food pantries to go up," he said. "Even small reductions (in food stamps) can make a big impact for people who are already living on the edge."
Those who've stepped up to fast include volunteers and board members of the nonprofit, as well as a number of high-profile community members, including Darryl Byrd, CEO of SA2020, and Alvaro del Norte, from the local Tex-Mex punk band Piñata Protest.
Another high-profile volunteer is Asia Ciaravino, CEO of The Playhouse of San Antonio, who is fasting for the first time.
"Food is such a big focus, especially around the holidays," she said. "We need to shine a light on how fortunate most of us are, and we need to stop and reflect on how some people go to bed hungry at night, people who might be living right next door to you."
Haug said donations pour into local food pantries during the holidays when people are in a generous mood. But during the rest of the year, such generosity isn't so forthcoming, hence the need for special events, such as the fast.
Those who began their fast Tuesday will stay the course for up to two weeks, if needed, depending on when the $30,000 goal is reached, Haug said. After that, if more time is required, a group of stand-by fasters will take over.
Most years, the event exceeds its goal, he said. Already, the tally had already reached $7,000 by the time the fast started. A volunteer affixed paper pictures of canned goods and vegetables on a pyramid drawing inside the agency, which is housed in a former home in a modest near-West Side neighborhood.
This is Haug's eighth year to participate, he said. The fasting is not all that hard — although by the fourth day he wants to eat anything but bread, he said.
"Broadway Daily Bread sells something called Birdman bread," he said. "It has seeds in it. It's really good."
The deprivation is a small price to pay to gain perspective "on what a lot of people who use food pantries go through every day," he said.
With the advent of social media, raising money for the drive has become somewhat easier, said volunteer and faster Faith Radle, daughter of Patti and Rod Radle, co-executive directors of Inner City Development.
"It's really surprising how generous people are," she said. "You get donations from people you don't expect."
Rosemary Sandoval, who has volunteered at the agency for 26 years and grew up in the neighborhood, said the fast is critical in keeping the pantry afloat, especially with the prospect of less help from the government.
"A lot of these people have large families," she said. "Even a little bit of help with groceries matters."


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- Alumna; On Location
Sharon Eggleston has accomplished a lot in the last five years. She credits SNHU and the four degrees she earned from its Brunswick Center with making it possible.
"I was the perfect example of the nontraditional student. I was in my 40s, I had been working for some time, and I just realized I was missing something in my life," she says. "I had every excuse in the book not to go back to school. But something inside of me pushed me to do it, and taking that first step most definitely changed my life."
Sharon was working as a clerk for Lockheed Martin in Brunswick, Maine. Her husband was in the U.S. Navy and they were raising their son and daughter. With encouragement from her boss, she enrolled at the Brunswick Center, where she first became interested in business education.
"Once I made that decision, there was no stopping me," she says.
Four SNHU degrees later (an associate, a bachelor's and two master's degrees) Sharon is a senior project engineer at Lockheed, where she works on ships built at Bath Iron Works. She loves her job "beyond words."
Sharon's work has been recognized in the community as well. In 2004 she received the prestigious Aerospace Awareness Award from the national organization Women in Space; in October the Brunswick Naval Air Station recognized her with the Joshua Chamberlain Award for her commitment to building a close relationship between the military and civilian communities.
"SNHU gave me so many things - my education, my confidence, my career, myself," she says. "I am very fortunate indeed."


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Truth be told, CORE Project is actually pretty damn groovy, as well as containing a pinch of just about every other category one could possibly hurl at them. They have a definitely discernable hip-hop influence and a bit of a nod toward the jazz genre (both the "acid" and "acid-free" varieties), a big, pipin'-hot dollop of funk to keep things spicy, a shaker-full of rock and a smidge of the blues -- though the band has little to feel blue about lately. In addition to the touring stint with Nelly that both fans and detractors keep talking about, CORE Project has played with a huge variety of superstar groups from all over the popular music landscape (including Jurassic 5, the Crystal Method, Kid Koala, and Nappy Roots).
The seven members of Core Project -- emcee/ vocal duo Stek-Wik and Kammasutra, T-Mills (the "T" stands for "trouble") on bass, Ton'Def on drums, feisty turntablist HeistBone, guitarist C-Rock and keyboardist Fingaz -- profess a philosophy of "unity through understanding." Maybe that understanding comes from being in a seven-piece band and thereby having six other people to butt heads with creatively. In any event, such under-fire notions as freedom of speech and expression, respect for one's fellow living creatures and equality among all people find a home and haven in both the music and stated philosophy of CORE Project: "We think big and have been granted the wish to live life in unison, as one, the core..." Those are ideological tenets we can all get behind, whether they're manifested as groove music or rock music or hip-hop or whatever other arbitrary label critics apply. -- Jason Wallace Triefenbach
Best Roots/Americana
Bottle Rockets
"Roots/Americana" may be the least well-defined category in this reader's poll, but it's obvious the Bottle Rockets fit the term at least as well as anybody in town. The generally accepted meaning of "roots" as a term applied to music is that such music draws better than 50 percent of its inspiration from at least one form of Americana-based music, especially country or blues. The Bottle Rockets are more than a little familiar with both.
When singer/guitarist Brian Henneman and drummer Mark Ortmann were building their reputation in the late '80s with the band Chicken Truck, most of their fans described them as a cross between John Prine and Neil Young. Of course, Prine is country to a tee, but he's mostly a complex, playful wordsmith, and that's what Henneman took from him when he started writing songs. Young is a rocker who loves country music, which makes him a perfect role model for country musicians who love rock. Somewhere in there, along with dozens of other excellent stylists, these guys absorbed some ZZ Top, too, which brought some Texas blues and boogie to the mix.
Chicken Truck imploded before the end of the decade, but after Henneman achieved a solo recording deal, three-quarters of the band reformed as the Bottle Rockets. Rave reviews from the likes of Village Voice critic Robert Christgau weren't quite enough to bring the Bottle Rockets commercial success. The band has released five full-length albums on four different labels in the last ten years. If the members ever get the rights to assemble all this music under one roof, their eventual greatest-hits compilation could turn out to be one of the best listening experiences in the history of the alt-country field they helped to create.
The last year has been eventful for the Bottle Rockets. They issued a stellar tribute to the late Doug Sahm, digging deep into his catalog to bring attention to some of his lesser-known trips through American roots music. Soon thereafter, longtime rhythm guitarist Tom Parr left the band. Augmented by members of the Rockhouse Ramblers (also nominated this year), Henneman and Ortmann began gigging around St. Louis in a '70s-influenced country band called Diesel Island while they prepped for the future of the Bottle Rockets as original artists. With the addition of Rockhouse Rambler mainstay John Horton as second guitarist, the band is preparing to tour in the fall, in support of its new album -- insider rumblings suggest it's going to be fantastic.
The Bottle Rockets have been a great band for a long time -- more than 20 years if you go back to Henneman and Ortmann's earliest gigs together. Odds are they'll continue to delight Americana fans for years to come. -- Steve Pick
Best Pop
Javier Mendoza
Javier Mendoza's recent move from the Best World Music category (you can stop scratching your head now) to Best Pop comes as something of a relief to readers of the RFT Music Awards. It's not that Latin music hasn't been a part of Mendoza's sound; it's just not what even a dedicated listener would take away from his records and live performances -- at least not lately. Pop may be the most meaningless of all categories, but there's no denying Mendoza's appeal to a mainstream audience. Take a cute, charismatic frontman, a tight if somewhat predictable rhythm section and some songs that stick in your head without meaning much of anything. Presto! Instant pop star.
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A roundup of Nov. 6 results from the credit union industry perspective.
CUNA's political team harnessed the power of nice and the credit union member vote in two key races, spending nearly half a million PAC dollars on positive partisan communications that the trade association's leaders say is the wave of the future.
Credit unions and their PACs were winners in the 2012 elections.
Credit union trade associations have entered the 2012 election homestretch, with both CUNA and NAFCU confirming PAC spending figures reported by the Federal Election Commission and website OpenSecrets.org.
Here's a rundown of the top five races that could have an effect on credit union support in Congress.
About $600,000 in independent expenditures have been spent on four close congressional races.
Sen. Michael Johanns (R-Neb.) introduces bill Thursday afternoon that would end requirement to display a fee-notice placard on automated teller machines.
Regulatory burden, National Flood insurance Program on the agenda.
CUNA, NAFCU spread donations across parties, chambers.
It's an arcane subject that is of concern mainly to financial institutions and retailers and one that rarely generates headlines. Last year, however, everything changed.


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The newest solar energy discovery out of Switzerland, via Chinese researcher Peng Wang, reports on thin-film solar cells that have been dye-sensitized to trap more of the sun's energy.Called Grätzel cells, these photovoltaic cells are composed of titanium dioxide tinted with light-harvesting dyes. Not only are they less expensive than silicon solar cells, but they can be made into flexible sheets or coatings which can be applied directly to a roof or other surface to harvest the sun's energy.
Grätzel cells were first invented in 1991. The semiconductor portion of the solar unit is formed by a photo-sensitized anode and an electrolyte, and operates as a photo-electrochemical system. This new generation of dye-enhanced, thin film solar is predicted to be as cost-effective as fossil fuel energy because it uses low-cost materials, and is easier to manufacture and install than traditional, silicon-based photovoltaic systems. The drawback is a tendency for the dyes to degrade in the presence of ultraviolet (UV) light, but the addition of UV stabilizers and absorbent chromophores promises to remove that obstacle and make Grätzel cell solar technology commercially feasible in a decade.
Though still in the development phase, these dyed cells, treated with ruthenium (RU 44, a transition metal in the platinum group), have surpassed their predecessors in both efficiency (as high as 10 percent) and stability. The degradation factor has also been virtually eliminated, allowing the new cells to retain more than 90 percent of their original output even after 1,000 hours of exposure. The new formulation also increases stability at higher temperatures, another factor that caused first-generation Grätzel cells to fail so rapidly.
Currently available silicon-based solar energy systems boast a maximum efficiency of about 12 percent, and newer hybrids still in development suggest efficiencies may soon reach 18-19 percent. Grätzel cell advances may soon offer nearly the same efficiency at reduced cost. Either way, solar energy is making huge leaps forward, and promises homeowners a 'green' alternative to conventional, fossil-fueled electricity.


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The Whitko High School Class of 2022 met for the first time Friday for the Pen Pal Picnic at Pierceton Park for the annual event.
Pictured are third graders from Mrs. Gawthrop's class, Mrs. Kinney's class and Mrs. Mohr's class at South Whitley Elementary School and Mr. Fitzsimmons' class, Mrs. Garber's class and Mrs. Underhill's class at Pierceton Elementary School.
The students have been writing to each other all school year. They started with an introductory letter, then wrote a three-paragraph letter about what they had been doing, and ended with a postcard.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky.- University of Louisville cornerback Charles Gaines has a personality that can light up a room. In addition to his quick wit and an ability to bring his teammates to their knees with his humor, Gaines has also brought the opposition to its knees with his ability to make game-changing plays.
Making the transition this year from wide receiver to the cornerback position, Gaines' playmaking ability has transformed the defense and special teams units. Last year, the Cardinals didn't make many big plays on defense or special teams, but insert Gaines' speed and athletic ability, and you have a playmaker.
The speedster, who openly stated "he runs with animals," has three touchdowns this season - two on special teams and one on defense. Gaines returned a kickoff 93 yards versus FIU, an interception 70 yards versus USF, and blocked a punt and returned it seven yards for a score against Connecticut.
"I put my team before anything," Gaines said in his first interview opportunity at Louisville. "I just go out there and try to be a playmaker. I get the opportunity to go against the best Monday through Friday."
As a redshirt freshman last season, Gaines made big plays on the offense as a wide receiver. He caught 11 passes for 171 yards and one score. His first play was a 55-yard reception against Missouri State and he had a 32-yard touchdown against North Carolina.
But Gaines' stay on the offensive side of the ball was short-lived, despite his ability to stretch the field and make catches downfield. This spring, Strong transitioned Gaines to defense and the move has paid off in a big way.
Second on the team in interceptions with three, Gaines has been a welcomed addition to the defensive backfield. The Cardinals have registered 13 interceptions this season, already surpassing last season's total of 10, and Louisville has the ability to tack on more with four games remaining on the docket.
"I rely on the players behind me," Gaines said. "We have outstanding safeties and a great defensive line. I just come out here and prepare and listen to our coaches. We have outstanding coaches. Before the play even starts, I know what the wide receiver is going to do, because of the coaching that we receive from the staff."
Head coach Charlie Strong recognized the deficiency of playmakers on defense and inserted Gaines into the secondary, and now the fourth-year head coach looks like a genius.
"Gaines has unbelievable athletic ability," Strong said. "He is one of the fastest players on the team and he is just a playmaker."
Most players would have squabbled at the switch to defense because of the belief there is less stardom, but Gaines' success is a reminder that stardom can be achieved opposite of offense.
"It was hard," Gaines said. "I like to put up points and score. I put my team before anything and just listened to what my coaches have said."
But Gaines hasn't complained. He has excelled. Along with the play of the defensive line, Gaines has been a pleasant surprise, but he attributes the success to the coaching of defensive coordinator Vance Bedford.
"I love playing for coach Bedford," Gaines said. "It's a wonderful experience. He's a great coach, but it's hard. It's tough love. One play he is good, and the next play he is on me. If he isn't talking to me, he doesn't care."
Gaines will continue to receive mentoring from his coaches. But the Florida native already has shown through his growth and success on defense, he can shine regardless of his place on the field.


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The Owensboro Police Department has received numerous calls this week from concerned citizens who have possibly been targets of a scam.
Police say local businesses are being contacted over the phone by someone claiming to be with Owensboro Municipal Utilities.
The caller is asking for personal and account information, stating that if an OMU bill is not paid over the phone immediately, the power will be shut off.
The Owensboro Police Department contacted OMU to verify whether or not they are making these calls. OMU has stated they keep account information on file and do not request this type of information over the phone.
Police say these calls are coming from outside the Owensboro calling area and not from OMU.
If you receive a call like this, it is suggested that you refrain from providing any information and simply hang up.
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Barnstorm is best known for its professional theatre for young audiences. It has built a reputation for high-quality theatre, both nationally and internationally.
Professional Children's Theatre
Barnstorm's plays for children are premiered in the Watergate Theatre, Kilkenny or in The Barn before touring nationally. Barnstorm performs only in dedicated theatre spaces, to which children come to see the plays.
Kilkenny Youth Theatre
Senior and Junior Youth Theatre performances take place in The Barn and off-site, in theatre and non-theatre spaces.
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Since 2007 a variety of productions from the Adult Theatre Club have been seen throughout the year at The Barn, and at various locations in Kilkenny city, including medieval tavern, the Hole in the Wall.


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Lazar, Thrower, Sissons, Reinhart, and more - some future multi-category studs from 'The Dub'
Here are a number of impressive prospects from the WHL that are getting close to making an impact at the NHL level – either offensively or with other aspects of their game.
More and more fantasy hockey leagues are embracing hits and blocked shots as positive statistics. Why? Well, for starters, they are both recorded in every single NHL rink. The accuracy isn't the same as a goal or an assist (the fluctuations in how these stats are recorded from rink to rink are quite pronounced, actually), but adding these statistics gives fantasy value to a wider net of players. It is widely known that the New York Rangers receive a significant home advantage when it comes to hit recording – the Madison Square Garden statistician is very trigger-happy.
If you learn which rinks tend to award hits more liberally, you can use that information to your advantage.
And it is a nice way to reward gritty forwards and defensemen who otherwise would get little to no attention in fantasy circles. Some leagues are also moving away from PIM (a subject that was debated here last year), as PIM are inherently a negative statistic. Debating aside, there is no arguing that including PIM, hits, and blocked shots in fantasy leagues makes it more challenging (and thus, more rewarding) to evaluate and rank players as draft day approaches.
Special thanks to Cody Nickolet of the Saskatoon Blades for helping put this list together.
Nick Walters - St. Louis Blues
Walters was picked in the 5th round by the Blues last summer. He's a rugged defenseman with some offensive upside, according to Nickolet. He had only one goal and 10 points in 35 games this season with Everett (along with 90 PIM). He was traded midseason to Brandon - he finished with nine points (all assists) in 29 games for the Wheat Kings.
Walters won't set any scoring records from the back end, but he could be a nice replacement for Barret Jackman in a few years. He played four AHL games after his junior season concluded, and that pro experience will give him a lot of confidence heading into next season.
At least two years, and probably three away. Walter is a guy who you should get on your radar. He is rugged and mean, and his fantasy value will really increase if and when he can start to put some more numbers on the board offensively.
Ryan Murray - Columbus Blue Jackets
Murray is kind of a household name already (thanks in large part to his draft position - 2nd overall last year). His best attribute is his impressive skating (which has garnered a few Scott Niedermayer comparisons), but he is also skilled offensively. He plays with an edge when he needs to, and he is a really good shot blocker, too. Murray played in only 23 games last season (17 points), but he may challenge for a roster spot this fall at training camp.
Murray will be a valuable fantasy hockey defenseman, even as a rookie. His offense will take a few years to arrive (especially with Jack Johnson and James Wisniewski seeing the prime PP minutes), but he will block shots, make hits, and move the puck well enough to put up some decent assist numbers.
If not this coming season, than very, very soon.
Griffin Reinhart - New York Islanders
The total package. Big, skilled and mobile – Reinhart can do it all on the ice. His offensive numbers took a bit of a hit this past season compared to 2011-12 (8 goals from 12, and 29 points from 36), but he was once again one of the best defensemen in the WHL. He is strong enough for the NHL game, and the Islanders have to choose whether to put him back in the WHL for one more year (he is ineligible for the AHL as he is too young).
As mentioned above, he can do it all. And that will translate over to a productive fantasy defenseman in many different categories.
The writers for Lighthouse Hockey (a fantastic Islanders blog) believe that the best course of action with Reinhardt is patience – and I don't disagree. There is no sense in rushing him unless he has a spectacular training camp.
Henrik Samuelsson - Phoenix Coyotes
Samuelsson's skating is a bit of a weakness, but he makes up for it with the consistent physical edge he plays with (the apple doesn't fall far from the tree – his dad, Ulf, made a living playing on the edge).
He scored 33 goals last season for the Oil Kings, and he added 97 PIM. He had a very good postseason as well, scoring 11 goals in 22 games. He uses all 210 pounds of his body to punish opposing defensemen.
Samuelsson could be one of the better power forwards in the league in a few years. He doesn't have to change his game to play with physicality – he seeks it out. Regardless of the state of the game – the rules, the valued attributes, and so on – there is always a premium placed on big forwards who can both hit and score.
Samuelsson could step in to the Phoenix lineup in two or three years and take over from Shane Doan. They aren't too dissimilar in their playing styles.
Taylor Leier - Philadelphia Flyers
According to Nickolet, Leier is a "typical rugged WHL winger." He's not huge (5-11, 180 pounds), but he plays like he's 6-2 and 220 pounds. He had 27 goals, 62 points, and 63 PIM this past season for Portland. (Man the Winterhawks continue to churn out the talent, don't they?)
He's Portland's multi-purpose guy, and he could serve that role for the Flyers in a few years.
"He's outstanding in many areas," Green says of Leier, a former Saskatoon Midget AAA Contact. "He plays the game hard. He plays the game the right way. He competes shift to shift. He's hard on pucks. He kills penalties. He plays the power play.
At least two or three years away from the NHL. Leier will probably spend one more year in the WHL before turning pro.
Colton Sissons - Nashville Predators
A big power forward winger in the Andrew Ladd mold (a comparison made by Nickolet). He's not overly big, but he plays a hard game (Pierre McGuire, eat your heart out). Sissons scored 28 goals in 61 games for Kelowna this past season.
The Predators could use a forward like him - strong, tough, and skilled. They haven't really replaced Scott Hartnell since losing him to the Flyers six years ago.
Sissons turns 20 this fall, and he will likely be playing pro hockey in the AHL. He has a very outside shot at the NHL this year, but he is probably a year or two away from regular minutes. At the very least, he will be a good role player who hits, scores the odd goal, and plays a responsible game. At the high end, a Ladd type of winger - versatile and skilled.
Dalton Thrower - Montreal Canadiens
Thrower was picked 51st overall by Montreal last summer. He's a hysical defenseman who has spent four years in the WHL (all with Saskatoon). Thrower's rights were recently traded to the Vancouver Giants, but he may be turning pro and joining Montreal's AHL affiliate in Hamilton. Thrower is only 6-0 and 190 pounds, but he plays a lot bigger. In the mold of Chris Chelios in that regard.
He's both mean, and talented. Thrower was kicked out of the Memorial Cup this year for a head shot (on Mr. Leier, coincidentally). Thrower's 2012-13 season was a disappointment looking at the numbers, though. He finished with six goals, 27 points, and 89 PIM in 54 games. In his draft year, he had 18 goals, 54 points, and 103 PIM (and was touted by many as a potential first round selection).
It's time for Thrower to prove that Montreal got a steal at pick 51.
At the earliest, he could see some time in the NHL next season (spot duty, though). Look for him to crack the lineup on a full-time basis in Montreal in 2015-16.
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Mitch Moroz - Edmonton Oilers
The next Milan Lucic? The Oilers sure hope so. They reached a bit to pick Moroz last year (at the beginning of Round 2). He is big and strong and talented, but he was pegged to go much later in the draft. Moroz had only 13 goals and 34 points this past season with the Oil Kings, but he did rack up 140 PIM (many of them earned the hard way).
According to some, Moroz' lack of offense at the WHL level is cause for concern. However, he does have a unique skill set, and one that the Oilers valued last summer. They need a player or two like him in their lineup, and he will get every opportunity to play NHL minutes within the next few years.
Moroz will likely return to the WHL for one more year before turning pro. At the very least, he's probably two or three years away from any sort of NHL action.
2013 Draft Eligible Players
Curtis Lazar - solid defensively, physical, very talented. Slated to be a mid-to-late 1st round pick
Kayle Doetzel - a shutdown defenseman who blocks a lot of shots and hits hard
Previous Columns from the Fantasy Preview Series:
- Clendening, Donovan, Corrado, Pysyk, and Krug – Five Defensive Prospects You Need to Know
- Beck, Armia, Jensen, Rattie, and Rajala – Five Forward Prospects You Need to Know
- Petrovic, Gaunce, Gudas, Cowen, and Borowiecki – Five Multi-Category Defensemen for 2013-14
- Maroon, Coyle, Latta, Abdelkader, and Panik – Five Multi-Category Forwards for 2013-14
- Cundari, Smith, Dillon, Stone, and Donovan – Five (More) Multi-Category Defensemen for 2013-14
- Biggs, McGinn, Anderson, Wilson, and Ross - Five OHL Multi-Category Forwards You Need to Know


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2010 saw extremely high quality viticulture in many parts of the world, with an exceptionally long and hot summer providing huge benefits for wineries across many countries, especially in the southern hemisphere. The northern hemisphere and Europe saw something of a cooler summer and flowering period, but this was by no means as disastrous as it could have been. France, especially, had a fantastic year in 2010, with the world renowned Burgundy region proclaiming that their white wines of this year are ones to look out for, and despite yields being relatively small across much of the country, the quality was exceptionally high. Spain, too, received some cooler weather, but Rioja and the rest of central Spain are hailing 2010 as a very good year indeed, again as a result of smaller, finer yields. California also received similar climatic conditions, but again, wineries are highly positive about the overall effect this had on their produce, as the slightly challenging conditions resulted in smaller yields of much elegance and distinction. 2010 was really Australia's year, and in South Australia and across the Mornington Peninsula, Chardonnay vines produced good yields with a lower sugar level than in previous years. As such, the majority of South Australian white wines from 2010 are superb, and packed full of character. Shiraz also had a great year, and most Australian wineries have been proclaiming 2010 one of the great vintages. Both the Argentinian and Chilean wine industries benefited from some ideal climatic conditions this year, and are reportedly ecstatically pleased with the fact that their 2010 wines ended up with lower alcohol levels, and were beautifully balanced wines packed full of flavor.
Varietal: Red Bordeaux
The blended red wines of Bordeaux have gone down in history as the finest wines every produced, with collectors and many of the general public still eagerly anticipating the wineries of this region's new releases to this day. The secret to Bordeaux's monumental success has been their careful blending of high quality grape varietals, controlled and protected by French law. In Bordeaux, wineries can only produce red wines using a blend of two or more of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec or Carménere grape varietals, with the latter two becoming less and less commonly seen on bottles. The vast majority of Bordeaux red wines use Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grape varietals, boosted by a little Petit Verdot. These three grapes compliment each other beautifully as they age in oak, rounded out their tannins and the high astringency of the Sauvignon, and resulting in wonderfully complex flavors and aromas.
Region: Bordeaux
Although most commonly associated with their superb blended red wines, the world-famous region of Bordeaux in France is responsible for a relatively wide array of wines, ranging from the sweet and viscous white wines of Sauternes, to the dry and acidic single variety white wines found all over the region. However, it is the red wines which regularly make the wine world's headlines, and have historically been regarded as the finest on earth. The secret to the region's success is the fact that the warm and humid climate, coupled with mineral rich clay and gravel based soils produces grapes of excellent quality. Wineries in this region have spent hundreds of years mastering the art of blending and oak aging in order to get the best results from each grape, and remain the envy of the world to this day.
Country: France
Year in, year out, France enjoys its prestigious reputation as the producer of the finest wines in the world. With a wine making history which spans several thousand years and owes its expertise to the Romans, it comes as little surprise that this most highly esteemed of the Old World wine countries continues to impress and enchant both novices and experts to this day. Despite the rise in quality of wines from neighboring European countries, not to mention the New World, the French wine industry continues to boom, with up to eight billion bottles being produced in recent years. However, France prides itself on always putting quality before quantity, and the wide range in fine produce is a testament to the dedication and knowledge of the wineries across the country. Indeed, from rich and complex reds to light and aromatic white wines, French wines are as varied and interesting as they are enjoyable to drink, making this country a firm favorite for wine lovers across the globe.
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Kyle is a 18 years old 6'8 point guard from Fairview, New Jersey. Hes been playing basketball since he was 1. Kyle Anderson is also a five-star recruit, and has committed to UCLA. He is the No. 6 recruit in the nation and is No. 2 in his position of small forward. Anderson is said to have excellent court vision and versatility. He is also seen as a great passer and overall player with a high basketball IQ.
But what sets him apart as the Nation's most important recruit? Anderson, who many consider to be a point forward, has the lateral quickness and overwhelming length to play any position on the perimeter. Where he is best fit, however, is at the point.
Aside from his ability to facilitate, Anderson is one of the rare prospects who knows how to properly utilize his size. Throughout his senior year of high school, the Fairview, NJ, native displayed a welcomed tendency to post up smaller opponents. He also finished well when close to the basket, utilizing his length and crafty ball handling to enter and finish in the lane.
The spotlight often draws attention in a way that is not always glamorous. People know, or think they know, all about you. What was the worst part about national attention?
I don't really mind the national attention. I know that no matter where I go or what I do, people are always watching me so I try and be on my best behavior at all time.
We all know a sport changes drastically from high school to college. Has the media attention heightened or lessened your confidence level in any way?
I try to remain humble at all times. There's a saying my father always taught me, and it is: "act like you been here." That's something I have followed my whole life.
What was your biggest failure or regret?
After winning a big game, I was in the locker room and I was very excited with my team and said a few words that I know my parents taught me not to use. But I was in the moment. I was excited and couldn't help it. Someone was recording and a lot of people saw it. I was embarrassed, not only for myself but for my family, but I learned my lesson.
NCAA sports are less of an amateur showcase these days than they are a de facto minor league for the pro's. What are you doing to prepare for the big stage?
I basically just need to stay focused, remain humble and work hard, the same thing I've been doing my whole life.
We know that your plans for basketball do not end at your intended university, how would you know you are ready for the pro's?
I guess Ill know when I know. Only time and hard work can really tell.
Everyone has an area they excel in, yours is basketball. But what might you have been doing had you never picked up a basketball?
(Laughs) I cant really answer that, basketball is all I know.
Other than basketball, what are the things you are looking forward to the most/least?
Free time and just being a regular kid. I love basketball and I love what I do, but I also love just chillin with my boys, playing 2k Basketball and eating.
What goes through your head during the last seconds of a game?
I just need to win.
There are countless players with talent that self destructed. How do you keep yourself well grounded and away from all the distractions?
There's always distractions no matter where you go and what you do, but my parents have taught me better than that and I would never do anything to disappoint them or jeopardize the love I have for the game of basketball.
Being selected to a nationally recognized program brings fame before you even step onto the court. What is the craziest thing a fan has done so far?
Nothing too crazy. I get a lot of fan mail sent to my house. That always bugs me out. Or when kids ring my doorbell asking for an autograph. I'm like really? You want mine? (Laughs)
Where do you see yourself in 5, 10, 50 years down the line? Even after your basketball career is over?
Hopefully making lots of money and being happy with my family.
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Full detailed profile on Taylor Raines Walker Played by Tamara Braun on Days of Our Lives Daytime Soap Opera.
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Birthday: April 18 1971
Brady finds Taylor crying on the pier. She's happy. EJ told her the vendetta is over. Brady doesn't believe it. Taylor's insistent and thinks it's time for Brady to find true love. He mocks her.
Back on the pier, after a call from EJ, asking for a meeting, Brady takes off.
Nicole paces her hotel room. Taylor arrives and they discuss EJ walking away from taking revenge. Nicole's still tense. It's been a long day and seeing EJ isn't always easy. Taylor's sure EJ and Brady are finding a way to put this behind them. Taylor discusses having Nicole in her life in the future.
Nicole and Taylor wander into the pub separately, calling to find out if EJ has stayed away from Brady. Taylor insists EJ won't retaliate against Brady but Nicole's skeptical. "You are such a dreamer," she insists. Nicole suggests Taylor tell EJ she forgives him in order to stop the impending war. Taylor's against that idea.
EJ meets Taylor on the pier and shares that he returned Brady's gun and says he isn't going to retaliate. Taylor gushes. She's thrilled to hear. EJ doesn't need this on his plate and Taylor realizes EJ gave up custody of the kids partially because he was worried for their safety. Taylor's proud of him. EJ realized that what Taylor said about him gliding through life not worrying if he'll get caught is true. Taylor deserves better than him. He is ultimately responsible for her mother's death and she can't forgive that. He can't forgive himself. He kisses her goodbye. She cries and flashes to their time together. Brady arrives.
EJ sees Taylor at the pier and she quickly puts the gun back in her bag. He asks what she's doing there and suspects she's hiding a gun. His instinct for self preservation tells him she's protecting someone. She says she's protecting him. He says Brady attacked him. She is trying to stop a Kiriakis DiMera blood bath. He screams at her and recalls his fight with Brady. She knows how her mother died so she understands why Brady did what he did. She wants to know what kind of a man EJ really is. They continue to argue but nothing will stop EJ's revenge. She warns that if a war happens, innocent people will get hurt. She admits she's still in love with him. He asks her to marry him but she says no and pulls out the gun. She says tossing the gun into the river won't stop the war. He grabs the gun out of her hand. She believes he'll do the right thing and leaves.
Nicole sees Brady lying unconscious on the Kiriakis living room floor. She screams for help and he comes to. He says Taylor did it. She's glad. It saved her the trouble. They agree that Taylor won't rat him out. EJ didn't tell Stefano what he remembered because he knows that would start a war. She says she's clear-eyed and hard-hearted. He says if that's true, he's Hanna Montana.
Nicole and Taylor meet at the pub. She tells Nicole she gave the gun to EJ. Nicole thinks she's messed up and decides to warn Brady.
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Variation in maternal provisioning by lactating Antarctic fur seals (Arctocephalus gazella ): response to experimental manipulation in pup demand
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An experiment involving the supplementary feeding of pups was conducted on Antarctic fur seals to investigate the factors influencing maternal foraging-attendance cycles and the differential use of nutritional resources for growth, maintenance and storage by pups. For 40% of the lactation period, male pups were given a supplement mimicking the chemical composition of Antarctic fur seal milk at a dose equivalent to 35% of the normal mass-specific milk energy intake for the species. Milk consumption, body composition and growth rates were monitored during and after the supplementary feeding period and maternal foraging-attendance cycles were monitored throughout lactation. During the supplementary feeding period, treatment pups (n=8) grew 32% faster and deposited greater adipose tissue stores than controls (n=8) but consumed the same amount of maternal-delivered milk. When supplementary feeding was stopped (timed to coincide with peak maternal milk yield in this species), treatment pups lost mass whereas control group pups continued to grow. Treatment pups weaned at a younger age (109 days) than control pups (116 days) but at the same mass (13 kg). Maternal attendance durations did not differ between the treatment and control groups throughout lactation. However, mothers of treatment pups had significantly shorter foraging trip durations (3.74 days) than mothers of control pups (4.74 days) during the period of supplementary feeding (there were no significant differences throughout the rest of lactation). These findings are in accordance with predictions of a marginal-value model of fur seal lactation behaviour.
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- Variation in maternal provisioning by lactating Antarctic fur seals (Arctocephalus gazella): response to experimental manipulation in pup demand
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Volume 50, Issue 5 , pp 461-466
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- M. Hindell (A3)
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- A2. British Antarctic Survey, High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 0ET, UK,
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03/19/2014 – The men's baseball team opened the WHAC portion of their schedule by splitting a pair of games with Cornerstone at DeWitt Field. The doubleheader moved the Saints record to 1-1 in the WHAC and to 8-7 overall, while the Golden Eagles record stands at 11-7 on the season and share the matching 1-1 record in the league.
A pair of unearned runs in the early stages of game one gave the Saints a 2-0 advantage. The lead was short lived as Cornerstone responded with two in the third, two in the fourth and three more in the eighth to secure the 7-2 victory. The Saints received a pair of base hits from Greg Chulski, while Mark Lepri supplied the games only RBI for Aquinas. Kevin Schafer was credited with his first loss of the season as the lefty from Grand Ledge allowed six earned runs in seven plus innings of work.
The back half of the doubleheader saw the temperatures dip, but not the intensity. The Saints drew first blood again as Aquinas tagged Cornerstone starter, Ryan Harris, with three runs in the top half of the third inning. Brad Slis scored on a ground out by Kyle Orlowski, while Brendan Penny drove in two with his one out single. The Golden Eagles trimmed the lead to one in the bottom half of inning number three as Aquinas pitcher, Phillip Holt, allowed two runs on three hits.
The two teams traded runs in the fourth before the Saints secured the win on a throwing error in the sixth. Cody Ritsema moved to 2-0 on the season as he pitched four solid innings to close the door on Cornerstone. Jimmy McDonagh went 2-2 in game two and scored two runs, including the game-winner.
Mother nature will play an active role in deciding when the Saints take to the field again.