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Studying the evolution of altruistic behaviors reveals how knee-jerk good intentions can backfire.
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Studying the evolution of altruistic behaviors reveals how knee-jerk good intentions can backfire.
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Research in yeast shows that aneuploidy is both a consequence of and an adaptation to stress.
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A committee in the Indiana state legislature OKs a bill aimed at getting creationism into public school science classes.
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Populations of organisms acquire beneficial traits repeatedly and rapidly through co-evolution with other species and through gene interaction.
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AUSTIN, Texas - The Air Force is responding to a sex scandal at its training headquarters by reducing instructors' working hours and cracking down on even those who swear at recruits, a lawmaker said Tuesday.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Jackie Speier, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, said she was encouraged by policy changes at Lackland Air Force Base following a tour and meetings with commanders but remained concerned with whether the changes will stick. She said the goal is to reverse a culture of intimidation that left some trainees afraid to speak up.
Speier, who visited the San Antonio base with two other Democrats on the committee, said she was also told the Air Force is more rigorously vetting instructors and installing "drop boxes" on base where recruits can report instructor misconduct without being seen by instructors or filmed by surveillance cameras.
"Part of what they saw was just the intimidation and the beating down (of trainees)," the California congresswoman said. "They so intimidate the trainee that they become totally unable to speak up."
Investigators say more than 40 women at Lackland in the past year had inappropriate contact with their instructors or were sexually harassed or raped. Five instructors have been convicted since July on charges ranging from adultery to sexual assault, and nearly a dozen more have been under investigation.
Last month, the Air Force put a female commander over the training wing where about 36,000 airmen graduate each year.
The appointment of Col. Deborah Liddick was not groundbreaking. Liddick is the Air Force's third woman to take over basic training in the last decade. But her selection came at a crucial and visible moment for a base rocked by allegations of widespread misconduct among male instructors, dating back to last year.
Speier said she's "not big on symbolism" but that she believes the new leadership is taking the scandal seriously.
"We have a cultural chasm that still needs to be closed. That's going to take some time," she said.
Speier toured the Texas base with fellow U.S. Reps. Susan Davis and Loretta Sanchez, also both Democrats from California.
It was the second visit to Lackland by members of the House Armed Services Committee in the past month. The panel's chairman, California Republican Rep. Howard "Buck" McKeon, toured Lackland and left saying that he believed the Air Force was being diligent in its investigation.
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Climate change prompts some sea and land animals to move in mysterious ways
A new study published today (Monday 28 May) in the journal Nature Climate Change provides insights into why and how species are moving around the globe in response to climate warming.
Turning up the heat is opening up areas for animals that were previously too cold, leading to the expansion of species towards the poles. However, in the hottest areas of a species range, marine and terrestrial animals seem to be responding differently.
Ocean warming is causing marine species to retreat to cooler water near the poles at both ends of their normal range spectrum. But on land so far, species are staying put at the warm end of their range even though temperatures are rising.
A research team from Simon Fraser University in Canada, Deakin University and the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) at the University of Tasmania hit the library to understand how temperature constrains the cold pole-ward and warm equator-ward range boundaries of animals and how each boundary is shifting with climate warming.
The team, led by Dr Jennifer Sunday of Simon Fraser University, first gathered published data from a century of experiments that involved heating and cooling animals to find the point at which they cease functioning. The authors found the hot and cold limits for 169 cold-blooded animals, including snails, crustaceans, dragonflies, beetles, frogs, lizards and fishes.
They then examined their maps to find the upper and lower latitudes of each species' geographic footprint. They lined up the data for each species to compare where it lived to its temperature limits.
The team found a good match in the ocean - the footprint of marine animals closely conformed to the temperature that they could potentially occupy.
However, they were surprised to find a mismatch between where land animals are found and where they could live. Most terrestrial species can cope with more tropical temperatures but are not found there. In other words, warm temperatures aren't limiting terrestrial species from living closer to the equator.
Why are the warm boundaries of land species less sensitive to warming?
"We think it's a combination of three things'' explains Dr Amanda Bates, co-author from IMAS. "A species niche isn't just set by temperature. On land where water is key, species may be hindered more by dryness, rather than being too hot at this range boundary.
"Second, it could be rare heat waves that are actually setting boundaries on where species can live. Finally, as Darwin pointed out more than 150 years ago, there are more species and much more ecological competition toward the tropics, which may be enough to exclude some species from living in the warmer end of their potential real estate."
The authors call for research to better understand how climate change will affect animals, especially those on land where predicting responses to warming may be particularly difficult.
They conclude by pointing out that while chaotic species combinations may be bad news for animals on land, entire assemblages of species are likely to shift in the ocean, meaning that we can make predictions about how marine species redistribute in the face of climate change.
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I Have A Soldier In Basic Training Or In Ait
This is a group for us new to the military life with SIT's (soldiers in training) who just made one of the biggest decisions of their life. 474 People
Okay so my boyfriend comes home on Fridayand his family day is tomorrow and he said he'd be getting his phone but I haven't heard from him yet & I'm confused...
rachelmarie28 18-21, F 1 Response 0 Dec 16, 2014
my boyfriend left to fort benningfor army basic training 2 days ago and im starting to become a mess. I have so many questions. I havent gotten a phone call from him, so when will I recieve one? And when will I get his address so I can start writing letters? I miss him so much. We've been together 15 months and...
Another letter!!!!!!!! Ahhhhh 14 more days until I can hear his voice
armygirlfriend14 18-21, F 3 Aug 7, 2014
My boyfriend leaves for basic trainingand AIT in a month and I want to be there for him and also do something special for him before he leaves. Any suggestions to A) get him to open up a little and B) do something special for him?
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VousEtesBelleCM 18-21, F 2 Jul 17, 2014
Fort JacksonMy boyfriend just left to basic at Fort Jackson on August 22nd and even thoe it has only been about 3 weeks it's been pretty tough for me. So far I have gotten two letters in the mail and each week I get soo excited for the next one to come! I miss him soo much it hurts! He is my...
iFellinLoveWithASoldier 18-21, F 11 Responses 2 Sep 11, 2012
Young?Am I the only 16 year old on here with a boyfriend in basic right now? I know I can't be I'm just wondering.
HeyImMarissa 18-21, F 6 Responses 2 Sep 29, 2013
he left a few days agoand it sucks!:(
Carliza0425 16-17 1 Response 1 Mar 12
my boyfriend left last Mondayand I've never felt so alone the past few days 😩
kimmayyx3 18-21, F 2 Responses 1 Mar 15
Hey ladies! I know it's kinda early to beplanning this but I'm just curious what you girls wore to your mans graduation? I was thinking a dress and heels but my mom thinks that is too dressy... What do you think?
rachelmarie28 18-21, F 1 Response 1 Nov 13, 2014
My boyfriend is at fort benning Georgiaand I got a letter stating... " The following items are considered as contraband? Please do not send? Any type of food Civilian reading material (except for religious text, i.e. Holy Bible, the Koran, ?) including internet jokes and newspaper clippings Firearms, knives, razors...
swimmonkey 18-21, F 1 Response 0 1 day ago
I received a two minute callafter a week !!! It made me soo happy to hear his voice again :)
nancyyyy 18-21, F 1 Apr 14
They Say That Absence Makes The Heart Grow FonderSo I made it through the sucky weeks that my boyfriend spent at Basic. I'll be honest; there were many nights that I cried myself to sleep and would wake up in the morning to mentally slap myself and pull it all together until Sunday. I was actually very fortunate; my boyfriend...
crackerz101 18-21, F 1 Response 3 Jun 8, 2012
Well my boyfriend leftfor basic training and I don't know what to do. I'm so lost without him and it's hard to focus without him here... Any tips?
Gabbyiris 18-21, F 1 Response 2 Jun 2
It's been a week now.. A week since I saw him. A week since I talked to him. A week since I texted him. It's really hard not having him hear to talk to. I just want to hear his voice or even get a letter telling me how he is. I am trying to keep busy, but it's times like these where I am laying in...
ZacksGirl51713 18-21 5 Responses 2 Feb 4, 2014
In 3 days 15 hours and 11 minutes my fiancéwill becoming home for a week leave it may not be a long but it's better than not seeing him at all. It's the first time in 7 months that I've seen him and I can't help to be nervous and scared I waited for this day since he left back and it's finally near and I'm the most...
odalisr 18-21, F 2 Jun 29, 2014
So Close! :)15 DAYS TILL I SEE HIM GUYS!!!!!! IM SO EXCITED!!!!!!!!
HeyImMarissa 18-21, F 2 Responses 3 Nov 7, 2013
My boyfriend left for basic training on Junefirst. I haven't heard from him since the third... should I be expecting to hear from him soon?
espurresso 18-21, F 1 Response 1 Jun 15
There are numerous older men in the worldwho are single and seeking someone special in their life. For all such men, AgeMeet.com has been created as a reliable online platform to find women for dating and companionship. The spokesperson reports that many older men have started finding perfect companions through their...
tessaccaa 26-30, F 0 2 days ago
My guy is at Ft. Benning.And although he only has one month left of AIT I feel like I can't stand one more day. Although he's been gone for 7 months already, when he came home for Christmas our bond got so much stronger and he rarely left my side. Having to send him off again was so hard. It's been a...
TylersGirl18 18-21, F 2 Responses 2 Jan 11, 2014
There are numerous older men in the worldwho are single and seeking someone special in their life. For all such men, AgeMeet.com has been created as a reliable online platform to find women for dating and companionship. The spokesperson reports that many older men have started finding perfect companions through their...
jamiacc11 26-30, F 0 Jun 15
Only a month left of AITand everything has been going so we'll between us and I'm super excited time is passing by so fast . We fight but at the end of the day we know we want our relationship and a future together so we let go of anger. it does suck having him away but this experience is making our...
odalisr 18-21, F 1 Response 4 Mar 9, 2014
Staying StrongWell, I must admit, that my first week without my soldier, was the worst. The fact that I didn't know how he was doing, killed me. Today I got my 2nd letter!! and I can't express the happiness that I feel to know that he's not only doing great, but he is happy to be there and...
DreaCelest3 26-30, F 1 Response 2 Sep 11, 2012
Tonight Is Really Hard.. Im Not Strong:("You don't know real love until you've wiped his tears from his eyes. You don't know real love until you've waited those long sleepless nights for months, for just one kiss. You don't know real love until you've replayed saved voice-mails over and over again just to...
Broooooke 16-17, F 2 Aug 15, 2012
It's Happening So Fast.i leave in 2 days to go pick up my boy! 3 days until i get to see him for his family dinner, and 4 days until graduation! i cannot believe how fast these past 4 months have been! it seems crazy to me that he has been gone for 4 months. at times it feel like so much longer and...
kaylormae 18-21, F 3 Responses 5 Nov 4, 2012
AIT is way better than basic !Even though it's only been a day I can already tell it's way better than basic, my fiancé gets to keep his phone all week long but can only talk during personal time which isn't that long but at least it's daily and it's a phone call . Although I admit I am going to miss the...
odalisr 18-21, F 3 Responses 3 Feb 8, 2014
Seriously feel like there's a gaping hole in mystomach from missing him... And this is only his second week at basic. The thought of him getting deployed in the future breaks my heart into a million pieces.
Nobodysdaughter10 18-21, F 2 Responses 2 Aug 31, 2014
I GOT A PHONE CALL AFTER 66 DAYS!!!!!!!! One week left of basic and the DS surprised them with 10 minutes to call. I was on my way home from the beach and stopped at a store to get a drink for the hour ride home. While I was in there I heard my phone go off but didn't check because I just texted my dad and...
armygirlfriend14 18-21, F 1 Response 7 Aug 14, 2014
my boyfriend just told me in his last letterthat he's only gotten 2 of my letters in the whole 2 months he's been there and I've sent at least like 50!!!! This is so frustrating: (
vbjklk 18-21, F 0 Nov 10, 2014
My 1st Phone Call!!!!!What a great day, first, I got his 1st letter, and now I got to talk to him for like 5 min. It was enough to make my day. Just the fact that now I know he is happy, excited and ready to start the real training! too happy today. Can't find enough words to share my happiness, hope...
DreaCelest3 26-30, F 2 Sep 10, 2012
it's been exactly a weeksince my bf left I miss him sooo much :( I hope I hear from him soon ....
nancyyyy 18-21, F 0 Apr 14
My boyfriend just left 5 minutes agofor Fort Lee in Virginia and I already wanna cry 😩 at least this time he will have his phone but he still won't be with me. It's going to be especially hard when he isn't here to witness the birth of his son in a few weeks...
rachelmarie28 18-21, F 1 Jan 4
Shawn just left today around 12and it is really killing me... I have cried nonstop all day and I really wish I could just have at least 30 seconds with him. It was the hardest thing in the world for me to do. I need help coping with this someone please... Message me or text me.
Love9997 16-17 1 Jan 26
I can't believe this time apart has gone byso fast. In just 8 days, I'll be with my soldier again!! I have so many mixed emotions about it, I can't sit still. I'm so incredibly proud of him for what's he's done so far and what he will do in the future. These last few days can't go by fast enough!
ABella028 31-35, F 2 Dec 10, 2013
Missing My Soldier.I've been reading some of your stories of how everyone copes with the absence of their significant other. I don't seem to find the right words to describe those feelings right now. I just know its hard for my family to see me this down, since he left for BCT. It's my first...
DreaCelest3 26-30, F 2 Responses 3 Sep 9, 2012
AWBear0108 18-21 4 Dec 4, 2014
Yay my boyfriend is going graduate Basictomorrow and I couldn't be more proud of him! Despite the fact that I miss him a lot I'm very happy that he's doing what he likes and achieving his goals (:
AWBear0108 18-21 1 Response 4 Jan 13
Honestly these last 11 days are going to be theabsolute hardest. Minutes are going by in hours. I'm so thankful that my boyfriend will get an almost 2 week break before AIT but it's gonna be so hard to say goodbye again. Especially with the baby coming so soon. I just feel so alone. He's the only one im gonna want by my side...
rachelmarie28 18-21, F 3 Dec 7, 2014
My boyfriend just leftfor basic training and ait last night. He will be gone untill mid December and the thought of not being able to talk to him really just breaks me heart. And I know he just left but I'm wondering if anyone knows when it will start to become easier
meg2and 18-21, F 2 Responses 2 Jul 21
My boyfriends last night was tonightand he's headed off to MEPS tomorrow and soon to Georgia where he'll spend 17 weeks there for OSUT. We've got the whole being in different places down, but not being able to talk to him will drive me crazy. Are there any tips on how to keep calm and live on?
tiffahnguyen 16-17, F 3 Responses 1 Jun 14
There are numerous older men in the worldwho are single and seeking someone special in their life. For all such men, AgeMeet.com has been created as a reliable online platform to find women for dating and companionship. The spokesperson reports that many older men have started finding perfect companions through their...
norahcc11 26-30, F 0 May 25
Am I allowed to mail a card to him at basic?it is red white and blue on the outside and his friends have signed the inside of it. I don't want him to get in trouble.
swimmonkey 18-21, F 0 Jul 11
So I got what will probably be my last letterfrom my guy, the good news is that he past his last PT test, the bad news is, he nearly cracked his sternum, he is sore, but he is alright, I guess, I just tend to over worry, so I hope that he is okay, and can still graduate in a week.
AshAshyAshley 22-25, F 2 Apr 16
Today is finally the day I get to see myhandsome solider and watch him get that blue cord placed on his shoulder & I cannot wait to see him! I am so proud of him and everything he has accomplished ! I cannot wait to start a life with him 😘
dmw93 18-21, F 3 May 7
My boyfriend leaves for basic 5 daysafter Christmas. What are some good Christmas gift ideas?
collegiatebison 18-21, F 1 Response 0 Nov 16, 2014
Do You Have A Bf At Fort Benning In Georgia! Look What I Found!:)So I was doing some intense fb stalking...lol And found this page! It's basically a page where they have picz of soldiers at basic training! All you have to do is pt in the first number of your guys company and then the number of which group he's in and wallah! I found like a...
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I don't remember the exact date, but I definitely remember. I remember that moment when I first saw fresh cranberries. Up until then, I had only seen them in that wiggly soup-can-shaped format–you know the one.
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Axe attacker released from Bristol hospital without police knowing
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A"BREAKDOWN in communication" led to an axe attacker being released from hospital without police knowing.
As the Bristol Post reported last week, Richard Tanner terrified people in Lime Road, Bedminster, when he took a three-foot long axe and repeatedly struck it at his neighbour's front door and window.
Armed police arrested Tanner and he was deemed to be suffering from a "drug-induced psychosis" and taken to Callington Road Hospital in Brislington for treatment.
The Post has discovered that ten days later he was discharged without the police being informed – despite the officer in the case claiming to have requested to be told if he was released.
The hospital claims there are no written records either at the hospital or with the police confirming a request for Tanner's release date.
After being discharged, Tanner returned to Lime Road – and residents worried there would be a repeat attack.
He was re-arrested after being back in the street for 18 hours.
The latest revelations about the case surfaced after a concerned Lime Road resident stated their concerns to Dawn Primarolo, Labour MP for Bristol South.
The resident, who has asked to remain anonymous, said: "The attack took place on Jan 3 and I, like many others, dialled 999. The police arrested him and handed him over to the mental health services at Callington Road.
"You may be horrified to know that ten days later on Jan 13 that hospital released him, without telling the police, and he was back in his house on Lime Road at night, next door to the house he had attacked, which was then occupied.
"It was 12 hours later on a routine phone call that the police found out from a member of the public that Mr Tanner was back in the house.
"They were shocked and frustrated as they had not be informed by the hospital. Street residents moved out for fear of a repeat attack. Luckily the police were able to re-arrest Mr Tanner at midday on January 14, but it was a worrying 18 hours."
Inquiries made by Mrs Primarolo received a response from Inspector Nigel Colson, at Bishopsworth Police Station.
He said: "The officer in the case states that he specifically requested that the hospital contact him should the male be likely to be released.
"The hospital doesn't appear to have any recording of this in their papers. Clearly there was a breakdown in communication, with the result that the hospital released the male without our knowledge."
Insp Colson stressed there was no legal obligation for the hospital to inform the police, but common sense suggested they should have and "they usually do".
Sarah Frizzle, acute services manager for Mental Health Bristol, told the MP's office: "Sometimes we receive a specific request from the police to notify them on discharge but in this case, on checking, there is no written record in our records or the police records confirming that they made such a request."
She added that the hospital has strengthened its arrangement with police by now ensuring all such communication goes through a supplied list of ward managers.
A spokesman for Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust told the Bristol Post: "We welcome all opportunities to improve the way public bodies such as the police and ourselves can share information while still respecting the rights of the individual.
"Through discussions with our police partners, we have now strengthened communication links and will continue to review the way we work together.


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The Wayward Coffeehouse officially opened its doors yesterday at in the old Science, Art, and More (*sniff*, we still miss you!) location on the corner of NE 65th Street and Roosevelt Way.
As you may remember the Wayward Coffeehouse is originally from Greenwood, where it was the home of the Seattle Browncoats (fans of the short-lived Joss Whedon TV series, 'Firefly'). They've been closed since last fall when their building sustained damage from an electrical fire in neighboring business. (The Browncoats took up temporary shelter at another Roosevelt establishment, Cafe Racer.)
The drinks are as unique as the culture they embrace. There's the Muad'dib Latte, a Dune-inspired ginger, apple, cinnamon latte, the Iocane Latte, which contains iocane powder (we hope you've built up a tolerance) and vanilla, and the Kobayashi Maru (seen below, courtesy of the CookLocal blog), which Wayward's owner, Bronwyn tells us is a latte with hints of orange and blackberry.
In addition to making some damn fine coffee, the sci-fi themed cafe offers a wide array of sammiches and other nibbles. The space is huge, there's free wi-fi, and there are plenty of large tables for playing games and sofas for relaxin'. Lots of events planned, too, including the First Friday Sci-Fi/Fantasy Film night with no cover charge.
Their grand opening shindig is set for this Saturday, November 5th at 7:00 PM. Local folk duo Vixy and Tonywill be on-hand to soft-rock us with a live performance.
Stop by and welcome the Wayward Coffeehouse to our corner of the 'verse!


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Monthly Financial Awards for a period of 18 months to 30-35 deserving (less privileged) students who performed very well at the GCE (Ord/Lev) Examination to qualify for the GCE (Adv/Lev) studies from the rural Sri Lanka will be given from the Madam Ogawa Trust Fund of JASTECA.
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Posted by ally's dad on 03/12/2015
It was a long time between meals. In the 90's, I would venture w Ally's mom, then w Ally and her older brother once or twice a year for a festive meal at Daniel. All loved the atmosphere and the festive nature of the whole experience. To be frank, I was never a believer. The food tried too hard. Daniel's Burgundian heritage and training did not, to my eye and palate, "translate." It was never Keller, Vongerichten or Ripard. It was 3 not 4 stars. We stopped going in the early 2000s other than an end of the year private party. At the last two, staff who remembered me, asked why I didn't come anymore. They clearly wanted us to return. In January and March we did - in March with both Ally's mom and Ally. Two superb meals - service to knock your socks off. Hot Foie Gras = to anyone. Squab w Truffles that was poetry. Wonderful deserts. The best Madeleines. No rushing. Pure pleasure. Wine service run by Raj = equal to anyplace. While still not PerSe, Jean George or Bernadin,it is wonderful. Amities Gourmandes, ally's dad
Posted by EatTheCity on 02/28/2012
Bottom Line: If you are looking for a destination restaurant look no further, Daniel beats its competition. Multi-course dinners often run the risk of becoming too long, the food too sophisticated and the guests too tired. An upscale restaurant is charged with the impossibly hard task of having a grand yet inviting and comfortable room, good food paired with impeccable service and an overall wow factor. To add to this difficult balance they also have to cater to a highly critical crowd (as they should). Many New York restaurants try to hit all these factors and vie for the crown as restaurant of choice for high powered Wall street dinners, engagement proposals and celebrations of any type; few, however, do it as successfully as Daniel. Lets start from the beginning. The ambiance at the restaurant is impeccable - the dining room is formal yet intimate and the modern art on the walls gives it a contemporary feel escaping the stuffy and old decor that stigmatizes so many fellow contenders. Main highlight: the ultra cool bar. It's sophisticated and sexy and if you're bringing a date it's worth stopping for a drink before you head to dinner in the main dining room. At this point I should mention the restaurant's dress code is formal and the hostess will tackle you and offer a coat from the house closet if you do not come appropriately dressed. And now lets go to the food. The menu is prix-fixe, three dishes (a starter, main and dessert), with enough variety to pick something of your liking. For a starter I ordered the seasonal appetizer, a perfectly poached lobster. My main dish was the duo of beef - black Angus short ribs with roasted beets and lentil coulis; This excellent dish came with a service to match. What really sets Daniel apart, are all the extra bites that appear at your table, which fill you up after the relatively small portions. The epic conclusion of the meal is a basket of freshly baked madeleines. After you eat them you're just going to have to come back for more.
Posted by Guy Edouard on 01/30/2012
I was there on January 23 to celebrate my girlfriend 26 birthdate. We had very good times and enjoyed very much the atmosphere. The service was spectacular. The service was excellent. She was very happy for the service and the food. The dessert was the best. We have no problem to refer Daniel to our friends. Of course we will be back again.
Posted by Awesome Night on 11/22/2011
Awesome restaurant! I had a great night at Daniel, ask the tasting menu items 3, Duck Terrine With Marcona Almond was great, along with Artichoke And Squid Ink Raviolini. Major Bacon Wrapped Swordfish Suckling Pig and Quebec were divine as well as desserts Warm coulant Guanaja Chocolate and Caramelized Hazelnut Crumble With Dulce De Leche Cream! Amazing service, all of first! I recommend to all!
Posted by James on 05/12/2011
While a beautiful atmosphere with excellent (and a little pretentious) service, the food was not very memorable and certainly could have been exceeded quality-wise.
Posted by Melissa on 04/04/2011
Every single dish was impeccable and despite the fact that it is an upscale restaurant, the staff was warm and welcoming. I just wish the portions were larger!
Posted by Susan on 03/30/2011
We went to Daniel for my husband's birthday. The service like most people mentioned was wonderful but considering the type of restaurant it is, it is to be expected. I have had service just as wonderful elsewhere, so it's also not something to fawn over. As for the food, nothing struck me as spectacular and not one dish really stood out. I had the peekytoe crab salad, and the duck entree. My husband had the trio of salmon and the duo of beef. For a meal so expensive I was expecting to be WOWED which I wasn't. I understand it's about the experience, which I suppose I can say now that I've tried but when I go to a restaurant I'm really going for the FOOD. I would only recommend this restaurant for the sake of saying you went there and experienced 'fine dining' but you can go other places for that and still get better food. On a side note - the wine pairings did not seem to match so well


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Mark Poffenberger of Community Forestry International calls for the climate mitigation negotiations to take account of the rights and concerns of forest dependent people. …
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Major reductions in global greenhouse gas emissions are necessary if we are to avoid disastrous climate change. Given that deforestation and forest degradation account for up to 17% of man-made global greenhouse gas emissions, conservation and sustainable management of forests is a good place to start. …
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Behind Closed Doors
In the very public world of professional golf, Steven Bowditch has endured a very private hell: his ongoing battle with clinical depression
When Australian Steven Bowditch was just 17, he was paired with Greg Norman in the next to last twosome on the Sunday of his national open. A kid and a legend. Some 30 years apart in age, they were kindred spirits, in a way. A couple of prototypical Queenslanders, people who are not genetically predisposed toward dissecting golf courses, preferring instead to bludgeon them. By then, the legend had already absorbed more than his fair share of golf's body blows. The kid never saw his coming.
On that afternoon in 2000 at Kingston Heath GC, apart from a pleasantry on the first tee, the pair did not speak. Not down the first or the second. Not the third hole or the fourth. Not on the fifth or even the sixth. The seventh was a par 5, down breeze and up over a ridge. "We were on level peggings for the day," Bowditch, now 25, recalls. "He tees it up and gives it his well-known whip back. As I'm going down to put the tee in the ground, he's picking his up. He looks me in the eye and says, 'Now what have you got?' "
This was shark bait no 17-year-old could resist. Bowditch came right out of his shoes. When they climbed over the ridge, he was 25 yards ahead of Norman. They each birdied the hole. On the next tee box the pair duplicated their dance of simultaneously picking up one tee while putting another down. Bowditch savors the memory. "Halfway up he looks me in the eye and says, 'Fair enough.' That's all that was said." That evening, Norman gave Bowditch a lift home in his private jet. Neither one had the trophy, but that ride may well have been the metaphorical high point of a promising career.'I didn't want to talk to anyone. When people would talk to me, I didn't even know they were talking.'
"Bowdo's just raw talent," says Adam Scott, who is a few years Bowditch's senior. "One of those guys who's gifted with really good hand-eye coordination. When you've got that much talent, it was always just a question of when his game would mature."
Nathan Green, another Aussie, played with Bowditch back home in Australia and in Europe. "He's a larger than life sort of bloke," says Green. "Just one of those great talents. Hits it long. Just great touch. I remember him giving me a short-game lesson. The stuff he knows about the short game and some of the shots he's got is phenomenal."
Nick Flanagan, who won the U.S. Amateur in '03 and plays on the Nationwide Tour, came up a few years behind Bowditch. "I know growing up, he always seemed like he was much older than everyone else, mainly because he looked 10 years older than he actually was," says Flanagan. "He was one of those guys you always heard about, how good he was, how good he hit the ball, how much talent he had. Technique-wise and ability-wise, he was as good as anyone at that age. He was just one of those guys everyone knew was good and everyone was intimidated by."
Michael Clayton, the Australian player/journalist/architect, remembers Bowditch's golf as being, "Reckless. Aggressive. Phil Mickelson to the extreme."
Australians are no less obsessed with finding the next Norman than Americans were about locating the next Nicklaus. Was it supposed to be Steven Bowditch? The odds were always against it, though, in the early days, his name would come up in the conversation. The voodoo curse of potential has been a part of human endeavor since man learned to make stone axes. Sport is littered with flashes of unrefined brilliance that, in the end, don't amount to much. There is no knowing how good Bowditch could have become, or might still. He only turns 26 in June. But, there is reason to believe the hill he has to climb is steep and perilous.
Bowditch grew up in Peregian Beach in Queensland, about an hour and a half north of Brisbane. Bowditch is the third of four children. His father, Barry, was a cement renderer until his body could no longer handle the aching labor, and he quit to sit behind the wheel of a truck. His mother, Robyn, works in the post office sorting mail from 4 a.m. until 9. Having taken up the game at 12, Bowditch quickly became good enough to attend the Kooralbyn International School, a boarding school on the other side of Brisbane, to major in golf. The best-known graduate of Kooralbyn is Scott. Others include Andrew Buckle and Jason Day.
With the body of a stevedore, eyebrows as thick as the first cut of rough, a shock of black hair and a 5 o'clock shadow that arrives before noon, Bowditch turned pro at 18, worked for three months as a greenkeeper and then left Australia to play in Europe. He missed getting his tour card by a shot and kicked around the Challenge Tour (Europe's minor league) for roughly 18 months. By the time he came home, he was more than $100,000 (Aus.) in debt and not yet 21. Disgusted, he quit playing entirely but cold turkey lasted only a few months before he warmed to the game again and returned to the Kooralbyn Resort to work in the pro shop. In 2005 he scraped together a little money, tossed his clubs and a tent in the back of his girlfriend's Subaru and headed off to play the hardscrabble Troppo Tour in north Queensland.
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Job Description: The Department of Kinesiology, within the College of Health and Human Performance, at East Carolina University, seeks a faculty member at the rank of Assistant/Associate Professor in Physical Activity Promotion. Rank will be commensurate with education and experience. A doctoral degree in physical activity promotion, physical activity epidemiology, exercise science or related field is required. The successful candidate will teach in undergraduate and graduate programs, conduct research in the area of physical activity promotion, and provide service to the university community, and profession. Seeking an externally funded research program is expected and there are substantial opportunities for collaborative research with faculty in the Activity Promotion Laboratory, as well other faculty from the College of Health and Human Performance, Brody School of Medicine, and Departments of Psychology, Public Health, and Nutrition. Screening of applicants will begin January 15, 2013 and will continue until the position has been filled. Position begins August 21, 2013.
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I guess this is as good of place as any to post some updates from Don May:
- The website redesign is almost there... the webcart/shopping section is still a bit buggy. Once it is fixed 100%, we'll continue to add the rest of our product (and other studios product) to the site for sale.
- Today should be the last day of QC for 42ND STREET FOREVER: EXPLOITATION EXPLOSION. A few last minute menu nav fixes (and my SUPER paranoia about things playing correctly, progressive scan, etc.) have dragged this on a bit longer than expected, but it should be going to press by the end of the week. The commentary is so informative and fun, I've listened to it about 4-5 times now. This one is on schedule for the January 29, 2008 release.
- We are finishing up the audio on HOME SICK right now. There was a bit of a problem when the audio mix originally got lost and Adam Wingard had to redo everything. Now, we got the restored audio and the levels are a bit uneven (I noticed this during the July Fantasia screening) and, unfortunately, the audio was mixed in 24fps instead of 29.97... so that's the delay. I had to go back in and re-EQ and re-sync everything. BUT, that being said, it's almost done. I'm a perfectionist and I want some things fixed, so it's taking me longer than expected.
- We are currently in authoring on PARTY 7 and KARAOKE TERROR. They should be done soon. MADAME O is headed to authoring this week. P7 and KARAOKE TERROR should be out April 29, 2008.
- SCHOOLGIRL REPORT #3 is finishing up the subtitling right now... and, yeah... in NTSC it's 95 minutes so this one IS uncut compared to the Japanese 79 minute release. We've checked it against the previous release and it is much longer than the Japanese DVD. So, no fears on this one. It's schedule for a February 26, 2008 release.
- Early next year, if I can get to LA at the end of January, we hope to start our high-definition restoration and mastering on THE KINDRED.
- We have quite a line up ready for SMALL GAUGE TRAUMA 2 and plan on releasing that in June or July '08. The last possible submission just came in on Friday...
- We have to AMAZING film from Argentina in the works right now, too. Look 'em up... ANIMALADA (horror film about a man in love with a sheep... it's insane) and ROSARIGASINOS (GANGS OF ROSARIO... a GOODFELLAS-like crime drama that is pretty amazing). These are getting prepped for release now and will be available in the Spring.
- Besides the SCHOOLGIRL REPORT series, we have some upcoming goodies coming from IMPULSE PICTURES. The one finishing up now, THE SECOND COMING OF EVA, is amazingly sexy!
- As soon as Josh Becker is ready (he's working on a new movie right now), we'll be starting the restorations and HD mastering on our new THOU SHALT NOT KILL... EXCEPT and RUNNING TIME releases. We were able to get some fun stuff from Bruce Campbell for these.
More to come... Jerry and I are hard at work! Right now the DVD market is in the shitter, so we're moving as fast as we can! All I can say is to support all us indie-DVD companies right now. We can use the support.
Our August releases did... ok.... not great, which was a shame. HORRORS OF MALFORMED MEN and SNAKE WOMAN'S CURSE could've done better. Honestly, these are two of the best titles we've ever produced, so it's a shame they didn't catch on as we'd hoped. The November POISONOUS SEDUCTRESS titles did even worse... I know these aren't for everyone, the economy is in the crapper and the DVD market is pretty bad, but we really need your support on these three! There was something in the NY POST about them on Saturday, so maybe this will help the sales somewhat. Eh, ya win some, ya lose some, ya know?
We'll keep you posted on any new developments... once the paperwork comes in, I'll have another horror classic to announce (hopefully soon).
Malformed Men, Snake Woman and the Poison Seductress series is what it's all about for me so it's a shame that others aren't picking up on them. I'd like to reiterate that HD remasterings and bountiful extras are a privilege, not a right.
Reading that makes me worried about Mondo Macabro all over again. We've had good news with Panik House / Casa Negra so I'm hoping they're good too.
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The speed and deadliness of recent high-profile shootings have prompted police departments to recommend fleeing, hiding or fighting in the event of a mass attack, instead of remaining passive and waiting for help.
The shift represents a "sea change," said Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum, which recently held a meeting in Washington to discuss shootings like those in Newtown, Conn., and Aurora, Colo.
The traditional advice to the public has been "don't get involved, call 911," Wexler said, adding, "There's a recognition in these 'active shooter' situations that there may be a need for citizens to act in a way that perhaps they haven't been trained for or equipped to deal with."
Wexler and others noted that the change echoes a transformation in police procedures that began after the shooting at Columbine High School in 1999, when some departments began telling officers who arrived first on a scene to act immediately rather than waiting for backup. Since then, the approach has become widespread, as a succession of high-profile shootings across the country has made it clear that no city or town is immune and that police agencies must take an active approach.
"We used to sit outside and set up a perimeter and wait for the SWAT team to get there," said Michael Dirden, an executive assistant chief of the Houston Police Department. "Now it's a recognition that time is of the essence and those initial responders have to go in," he said, adding that since the Virginia Tech University shooting in 2007, the department has been training first responders to move in on their own when they encounter active gunfire.
Research on mass shootings over the past decade has bolstered the idea that people at the scene of an attack have a better chance of survival if they take an active stance rather than waiting to be rescued by the police, who in many cases cannot get there fast enough to prevent the loss of life.
In an analysis of 84 such shooting cases in the United States from 2000 to 2010, for example, researchers at Texas State University found that the average time it took for the police to respond was three minutes.
"But you see that about half the attacks are over before the police get there, even when they arrive quickly," said J. Pete Blair, director for research of the university's Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training Center and an author of the research, which is set to be published in a book this year.
Two instructional videos, one produced by Houston's Office of Public Safety and Homeland Security and the other by the University of Wisconsin's police department, recommend that civilians fight an attacker if options such as escaping or hiding are not available.
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Kohjinsha upgrade tiny convertible with touch-friendly screen
If there's one thing I love more than pie and kicking the shins of small children, it's Tablet PCs. And in that respect I'm like a whole lot of people for whom size - or, more accurately, the lack of it - is an indecent draw, even if I know it would have long-term implications on boring things like usability. Kohjinsha's svelte little convertible was one such temptress, gamely beckoning us in with a compact keyboard, 7-inch screen and full PC guts, but letting us down at the last minute like a chocolate condom by failing to have a touchscreen.
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Putting restrictions on yourself isn't fun, but it's the best way to build values.
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You like to help others as much as the next person, but you won't have time today.
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Your curiosity might be getting the better of you right now — so stop asking why.
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Criticism is coming your way today, but not to worry — your ego can handle it.
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This is much easier to construct than a small bristlebot and has better performance (bigger pieces, no need for a special vibrating motor, more standard battery, longer autonomy, on-off switch added). It also allows for a rechargeable battery (highly recommended).
Step 1: Materials
9V motor (lower voltage motors could work too)
9V battery (rechargeable recommended)
9v battery clip
Crocodile clip
Piece of wire (any color. I got mine cutting in half the red wire from the battery clip in half, which was long enough)
Unipolar on/off switch
Step 3: Attach the wire to the switch
Step 4: Attach the battery clip to the switch
Step 5: Attach the motor
Step 7: Glue the motor and the battery
Step 9: Attach the crocodile clip
Attach the crocodile clip to the motor shaft adding glue on and between its teeth (this is to avoid the clip from being ejected due to the vibration of the shaft as it revolves). If the shaft is wide enough or has a plastic cover, the clip may attach firmly without the need for gluing). BE SURE TO KEEP YOUR FACE AWAY WHEN YOU TURN THE BRUSHBROBOT ON.
It's done!
Basically, an offset counterweight in the shaft creates an imbalance which produces vibrations.
Of course this is a technical principle more than a scientific one, because this doesn't explain WHY an imbalance produces vibrations: if I remember well, this has to do with the speed at which the wider part of the shaft turns compared to the thinner part. The wide part moves slower than the thin part because any point on its surface has to travel a longer radial distance as they are farther away from the axis. Thus, the centripetal and centrifugal forces generated by that end of the shaft can not be nullified by the other end, resulting in a vibration (but you'll have to check all this with a more authoritative physics source).


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Can't eject disk - am I stuffed?
1st gen MacBook:
Bought Leopard upgrade DVD today.
Put it in, chose upgrade, came to "checking DVD integrity" or whatever it is, thinking "ah shucks it's a new DVD what the heck, skip". And what do you know, it comes to a read error some way down the line.
Repeat the process, this time with checking the disk, detects a fault with disk.
Can't get the disk out: Disk Tools wont let me eject it, Option-ALT-F-O doesn't do anything, chosing "select startup disk" to my old MacOS installation simply results in spinning wheel, which is where I'm stuck now. So in brief, I can't boot from HD, I can't boot from DVD anymore because it now always boots from HD. I can't get the disk out, AND my trackpad mouse button is broken, so can't keep that pressed either. Have a USB mouse, but keeping the mouse button pressed doesn't do anything.
Tricky one, eh?
Got any suggestions? Would really love for Apple to stay out of this one!
Typically an external mouse will allow you to eject with the button held down, especially a wired model. I'd give that another try - or try a different USB mouse and see what happens.
If it's just a read error on the disc and nothing mechanical, it really should just be a matter of getting the machine to recognize that you want to do a power-on eject. Have you tried holding the eject key during startup (i.e. immediately after turning on the power)?
Thank you very much, I just tried the eject button again, although I had tried it before. But I guess I didn't hit it at the right moment in time or something.
Anyway, the DVD is out, looks ok though. Might be the drive then. Are these known to be a bit dodgy? The machine is not that old, less than 1 1/2 years. Easy to replace yourself?
MacOS doesn't boot up from HDD - guess that install is shot...
Thanks for the help!
It wouldn't be unheard of to get a bad disc from the factory, then again, I've already had a defective SuperDrive in a fairly new MacBook Pro. So, it could go either way.
If a friend has an external DVD drive that you could borrow, that would be ideal. If you're otherwise convinced that it's a bad internal drive, you can see replacement instructions out on ifixit.com.
Oh I guess the more interesting question is:
How do I get the system to boot from DVD, now that startup disk is set to HD but it's stuck at the boot screen? Short of taking the HD out and formatting it on a different machine...
Turn the machine on, hold the option key down immediately after power-on. That should present you with boot options. Once you insert the DVD, it should pop up (after a few moments) as a boot option.
Thank, you that worked!
First day on this forum, but already very impressed and grateful for the extraordinary speedy reply! Thanks a lot!!
Gave the DVD a good clean. Now let's see where the problem really lies.
Bedtime soon, but will write a quick update as soon as I got news.
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I live out in Surrey UK never really watered my garden its been like 2 years, but as it does not rain as much during summer is there really any need to water the garden?
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No you are right, change your garden plants to those that need less water. Global warming is on its way - I doubt that we'll ever find out whats causing it but thats irrelevant - snowdrops in december and bluebells in january! - we'll be growing cacti and drinking tequila in a couple of decades.
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By Toolman
from Hesperia, CA
I bought this light at the same time as the 60 LED model. 8 months later this one is still going strong. It comes on every night and stays on till morning when I go to work. Only a couple of days when it did not get a good charge because of cloud cover. The one with 60 LEDs batteries went bad. I wish it worked as well as this one. Otherwise I would have liked it too.
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By Jim
from Napa, Ca.
We have light and a warning if someone is in those areas.
Indoors as well.
By Cartoon Planes
from Near the equator
Started w/ these outdoors & ran out of places to put them. Now have one in my garage that pops on when I go in at night for that odd occation when I forget something in there. Putting one on my laundry room & baths as well. Just a matter of running the wire as professionally as you want. There are 2 models of this at HF. This is the better one. The difference, from what I can tell, is the soalr panel sits differently, verticall vs. horizontally (don't ask me which one sits how) & the back of the light on this one has screws to service it. The other does not. The other one, when I purchased it, took on water & I had to drill holes in the back to drain it. Got it working; but it's stil not right. The solar panels are waterproof. But the lights aren't. So, best used under eaves & even in doors.
2 yrs and still going strong
By rde09
from Swansea, MA
I purchased 2 of these 2yrs ago. One did not work well at all, would turn on then off. The other unit I mounted above my shed door. It has worked great. The PV cell sits under the eave of the gable, just in view of the sun. The light I placed just below it facing down slightly, as to look like one unit. I ride motorcycles and store my bikes in a shed 100ft from the house. I commute to work early and needed the light to brighten things up when I leave early in the morning before dawn. This unit has worked everynight non-stop (during a few overcast days it does dim) for 2 years. I am satisfied with the installed unit.
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By txbee0670
from Lubbock, TX
I've used this item in a shipping container used for storage and workspace. It has plenty of wire for panel and you can use it plugged in or remove from power source. I mounted a magnet on mine and can set it anywhere I need it the most. Very lasting.
Works great, no problems
By bobbarleymon
from Round Rock Texas
I am impressed with this solar light. Nice and bright when triggered by motion and subdued light but still enough for me to see my door at night. There is ample amount of wiring from the solar collector to the light about 6-8 feet so you can place the collector in the best location. This was a location where I had no power so solar was my only option. I recommend this item
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Good Light But Not What I Was Hoping For
By Clarence
from Lansing MI
I wanted lights to use indoors for nightlights and for possible powerfailures. I bought one to test the idea by placing it on a window sill where it gets sunlight half of the day. Then I turned it on and let it run. It shuts itself completely off during the day, lights dimly at night, and brightens when it detects motion. All as it should. But the solar panel could not keep up with the light the way I was using it. After two days it went dead. I cannot fault the product because it needs sunlight all day. I can still charge it on a window sill for temporary power failures but not as a constant night light. This is a five star product but it needs to get sunlight all day in order to be used constantly.
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By Lake Resident
from Lakeland, TN
Love how it only comes on with the sensor.I didn't want a light with the dusk to dawn feature.We use this for a walkway beside our house and we didn't want it on all night to disturb the neighbors.
Works much better than expected
By halfanhour
from Miami
I have mine in the porch pointing at the door. Before I installed the light I could not see the lock at night, now, even in the dim mode I have enough light but when I walk under the sensor the light is very bright. A transformer blew a few weeks ago and all the neighbors wanted to know why I had lights when the whole block was dark. It is still working strong after almost a year.
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For the Big Green, now 0-2 overall this season, sophomore running back Nick Schweiger recorded the first 100 yard rushing game for Dartmouth since October of 2007. He finished the day with 26 carries for 119 yards.
The victory gave the Wildcats the lead in the all-time series, which now stands at 18-17-2.
The game was still in question into the third quarter as the Wildcats led 20-14, but then UNH junior starting quarterback R.J. Toman (Mission Viejo, Calif.) left the game with a toe injury. The Big Green was driving quickly down field, but gave up a fumble that was recovered by senior defensive back Ryan Hinds (Toronto, Ont.), which gave UNH the ball on its own 12 yard line. UNH took advantage of the turnover with a long, sustained 13-play, 88 yard drive that was capped by a beautiful 15-yard touchdown pass by Decker (Armonk, N.Y.) to senior wide receiver J.T. Wright (Agoura Hills, Calif.). Decker completed a two-point conversion pass to junior running back Sean Jellison (Amherst, N.H.) and UNH held a 28-14 lead with 3:12 left in the third quarter.
UNH took control of the game for good at 11:11 of the fourth quarter after Decker ran to the sideline, tip-toed along it, and then dove into the end zone on a 33-yard touchdown scamper to give the Wildcats a commanding 34-14 advantage.
Junior defensive back Dino Vasso (Crum Lynn, Pa.) added an exclamation point to the Wildcat run with 7:36 left to play when he grabbed his second interception of the game and ran it back 34 yards for a touchdown to give the Wildcats the 41-14 lead with just 7:36 remaining in the contest.
UNH senior kicker Tom
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The contest began wildly as UNH started the scoring at 12:17 after a long and effective opening drive for the 'Cats that went eight plays for 70 yards and was capped off by a 4 yard TD run by senior running back Chad Kackert (Simi Valley, Calif.), who was playing in his first game after suffering a pulled hamstring during fall preseason practice. UNH led 7-0 after the PAT.
The Big Green responded quickly, however, taking advantage of a 58 yard kickoff return by Shawn Abuhoff. Quarterback Alex Jenny completed a 10 yard TD pass to wide receiver Michael Reilly and the game was tied (7-7) with 10:14 remaining in the first stanza.
UNH answered. The Wildcats took a 14-7 lead at 7:16 of the first quarter following another TD run, this time for 15 yards. by Kackert, his second of the game and season as he scampered in for the score.
The Wildcat defense came up with a forced fumble by sophomore safety Ryan McGuinness (Howell, N.J.), which was recovered by Hinds. The offense took over once again, and Toman completed a beautiful pass to sophomore wide receiver Mickey Mangieri (Bedford, N.Y.) for 65 yards that could have been a touchdown had it not been stopped by a Big Green touchdown saving tackle. UNH still managed to score on the drive with a 7 yard touchdown run by Toman with 2:41 remaining in the first quarter and UNH was up by a 20-7 margin after a blocked PAT.
The Big Green took advantage of a key UNH penalty and made the Wildcats pay when Jenny completed a 12 yard TD pass to wide receiver Niles Murphy that made the game close again, as UNH's lead was narrowed to 20-14.
The Big Green was driving again late in the first half, but an outstanding interception by Vasso in the UNH end zone in the closing seconds allowed UNH to hold the lead heading into the lockerroom at the half.
Looking at the statistics for the day, Kackert led UNH in rushing with 12 carries for 71 yards and two touchdowns. Decker completed 9 of 14 passes for 76 yards and a touchdown and Toman completed 9 of 13 passes for 154 yards. UNH had 10 different players rush the football and 11 players made catches. Senior tight end Scott Sicko (Stillwater, N.Y.) led all UNH receivers with five catches for 53 yards. UNH was led defensively by Vasso, who collected two interceptions and seven tackles and by linebackers Devon Jackson and Sean Ware, who each had a team-high eight tackles.
Jenny had a solid day at quarterback for Dartmouth completing 20 of 29 passes for 166 yards and two touchdowns and wide receiver Scott Tanner led the Big Green with six catches for 48 yards.
UNH outgained the visitors on the afternoon (528 yards to 314 yards) and the UNH defense recorded five turnovers in the contest.
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In my retreat recap post the other day I included a picture showing my finished wonky star quilt tops, the blocks for which were made by the "Oh Beehave" participants. Today I thought I would post some more information about how I pieced the tops. I would describe the way I pieced the tops as an "improv" method - especially since I made it up as I went along. I took a few pictures though, so I can explain some of my process.
First off I chose the layout of my stars. The design wall at craft retreat was incredibly handy for this, although a floor would have worked too. I marked the size I wanted the quilt to be with thread on the wall and then I chose the layout of both tops at the same time, so here you can see both sets of stars on the design wall at the same time:
I will now outline how I went about making the quilt top with red stars and a beige background.
First I looked at my layout and mentally split up the top into sections (photos of the finished top as they're a bit clearer). First two (the horizontal line in the below pictures), then three (the vertical line):
Next I split those three sections into smaller sections - to avoid y-seams my lines had to both start and finish either at the edge of the quilt top or a previously decided line:
I then carried on mentally splitting up my quilt top until I could see square or rectangular shapes filling in all the gaps between the stars:
Then I started sewing pieces of beige background fabric to the stars to fill in the negative space. Here you can see where I have pieced together the top into 7 large pieces:
Does that all make sense? Taking away all the lines can you see how I broke up the quilt top?
How about the top with the red background?
Here's how I broke it up:
Does that description make sense? It was actually very fun and freeing to do, especially since I was trying to use up the left over pieces of fabric sent back to me by the ladies in the Bee.
Tonight at the MMQG SASE I'm going to get some batting so I can start quilting this sucker!


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