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A body voltage measurement circuit and body temperature measurement circuit are simplified to the point that they can be both included in a single low cost hand held package through the use of twin voltage ladder output circuits. The temperature and voltage measurements circuits are functionally joined together by virtue of the fact that the temperature probe of the temperature measurement circuit is used as a common mode rejection voltage reference for the differential amplifier in the voltage measurement circuit.
1. A body voltage and temperature measuring instrument comprising:
a housing which is sufficiently small to be held in a hand;
two electrical terminals on said housing which are accessible from the exterior of said housing;
a differential amplifier within said housing;
means coupling the input of said differential amplifier to said electrical terminals;
a first voltage ladder circuit within said housing coupled to the output of said differential amplifier;
a first plurality of output indicators on said housing which are visible from the exterior of said housing;
means coupling each of said output indicators to a separate rung of said voltage ladder;
a probe;
a temperature responsive element in said probe;
a second voltage ladder circuit within said housing coupled to said temperature responsive element;
a second plurality of output indicators on said housing which are visible from the exterior of said housing;
and means coupling said second plurality of output indicators to said second voltage ladder circuit.
2. The instrument defined in claim 1 when each of said ladder circuits comprises:
a plurality of resistors coupled together in series to form a series resistor network;
means coupling the outermost ends of said series resistor network to different voltage levels to create a series of voltage steps at the junction of adjacent resistors;
a plurality of voltage comparators each having two inputs and one output;
one input of each voltage comparator being coupled to a corresponding voltage step of said series resistor network;
the other input of each voltage comparator being coupled and parallel to the output of said differential amplifier, and
the output of each voltage comparator being coupled to a corresponding one of said plurality of output indicators.
3. The instrument defined in claim 2 wherein said output indicators are light emitting diodes and also including a current limiting resistor coupled between each light emitting diode and the corresponding voltage comparator output.
4. The instrument defined in claim 1 and also including an inverter, means coupling the output of said differential amplifier to said inverter, and means coupling the output of said differential amplifier and inverter in parallel to said first voltage ladder circuit.
5. The instrument defined in claim 4 wherein the last mentioned means includes a pair of diodes, one coupled in series with each of said outputs.
6. The instrument defined in claim 1, wherein said temperature responsive element is a thermistor and also including a voltage source and a variable resistor coupled in series with said thermistor.
7. The instrument defined in claim 6 and also including at least two fixed resistors coupled in series between said variable resistor and said thermistor, the resistance of said variable resistor, when it is at its calibration point, plus the resistance of said fixed resistors being equal to the resistance of said thermistor when the probe is inserted into a user's mouth.
8. The instrument defined in claim 6 where said variable resistor is a potentiometer with both of its end terminals coupled together.
9. The instrument defined in claim 6 wherein said voltage source also supplies power for said differential amplifier, and also including an electrically conductive tip on the outer end of said probe and means coupling said electrically conductive tip to said voltage source to serve as a common mode rejection reference voltage for said differential amplifier.
10. The instrument defined in claim 9 wherein said power source includes a battery and wherein one terminal of said battery is coupled to said electrically conductive tip of said probe.
This invention relates to body voltage and body temperature measurement instruments.
It has been found in laboratory tests that ovulation in mammals, including humans, is accompanied by a small but measurable rise in body temperature and a small but measurable rise in the voltage between spaced apart points on the exterior of the body, e.g. between the thumbs. In recent years, efforts have been made to utilize these two effects to detect ovulation in humans for use in the rhythm method of birth control. The rhythm method of birth control requires that couples abstain from intercourse for a period before and after ovulation. It is believed that the ovum is susceptible to fertilization for about 24 hours after its release, and that the sperm deposited in the female reproductive tract is capable of fertilizing the ovum for about 72 hours. Thus if intercourse does not occur from three days before ovulation to one day after ovulation, the sperm cannot fertilize the ovum and conception will not take place.
The difficulty in practicing the rhythm method is that ovulation time differs in every woman, and although there are laboratory instruments for detecting the onset of ovulation, there are no presently available consumer instruments that can be used by the average woman. Various consumer instruments have been proposed, some utilizing temperature alone, some utilizing voltage alone, and some utilizing both. The instruments which work by voltage or temperature alone are unreliable because there are reasons why a woman's temperature, or voltage, will rise other than ovulation. The instruments which take both temperature and voltage into consideration will, it is believed, probably correctly identify ovulation by the correlation between a temperature rise and a voltage rise, which will eliminate those physiological events which cause a rise of temperature alone, or of voltage alone. The difficulty with the type of instrument which utilizes both indications is that the presently proposed consumer designs are relatively complex and costly and thus would be available only to the wealthy. The principal object of this invention is to provide an instrument for detecting ovulation in terms of both body temperature and voltage which is low enough in cost to be available to the average woman.
Another object of this invention is to provide an instrument of the above noted type which is small enough to be held in the hand.
A further object of this invention is to provide an instrument of the above noted type which is simple to read and to operate.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the detailed description of the invention herein.
In accordance with this invention, a small, low-cost instrument is provided by using a voltage ladder output circuit in both the voltage measurement circuit and the temperature measurement circuit. A plurality of output indicators is provided for each voltage ladder output circuit. Each output indicator is coupled to a separate rung of the voltage ladder circuit and the total number of indicators which are lit represents the magnitude of voltage and temperature. This is a simple output circuit which enables both the voltage measurement circuit and the temperature measurement circuit to be packaged together in a small hand held package and is easy for the user to interpret. This output circuit uses inexpensive standard components.
FIG. 1 is a schematic circuit diagram of the preferred embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of a printed circuit board upon which the circuit of FIG. 1 is mounted.
FIG 3 is a plan view of a housing for the circuit of FIGS. 1 and 2.
Referring to FIG. 1, the voltage measurement circuit is shown in the upper part of the drawing and the temperature measurement circuit is shown in the lower part of the drawing. The voltage measurement circuit includes a standard differential amplifier formed by the comparators A1, A2, A3, and resistors R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, and R7. The input to the differential amplifier is applied to terminals E1 and E2, which are mounted on the exterior of the housing 10 as shown in FIG. 3. The user places her thumbs on terminals E1 and E2 while holding housing 10 in both hands to provide an input for the differential amplifier. The output voltage of the differential amplifier is taken at the output of comparator A3 and is given by the equation: ##EQU1##
Where E1 is the voltage on terminal E1, and E2 is the voltage on terminal E2. The common mode rejection of this particular differential amplifier design is quite high.
The power for the differential amplifier circuit is provided by a battery 12 (in the lower part of FIG. 1), a 5 volt voltage regulator 14 which is coupled to battery 12, and a voltage divider network comprising resistor R10 and diodes D1, D2, and D3 (in the upper part of FIG. 1).
The output of the differential amplifier appears at the output of comparator A3 and is applied in parallel to an inverter and an output circuit. The inverter is formed by comparator A4 and resistors R8, R9, and R12, which form a unity gain inverting amplifier. The purpose of the inverter is to make the circuit insensitive to the polarity of the voltage difference which appears between terminal E1 and E2. The polarity of the voltage field between terminals E1 and E2 will change from time to time and it is desired to measure only the magnitude of the voltage regardless of its polarity.
The most important feature of this circuit is the output circuit. The output of the differential amplifier and the inverter are coupled in parallel to the output circuit through diodes D4 and D5. The output circuit includes comparators B1, B2, B3, and B4, resistors R11, R13, R14, R15, R16, R17, R18, R19, R20 and R21, and light emitting diodes V1, V2, V3, and V4. The output circuit includes a voltage divider ladder formed by resistors R11, R13, R15, R17, and R20 which are connected between plus 5 volts (on the right in FIG. 1) and 1.16 millivolts at the anode of D2 (on the left in FIG. 1). R11 is 470 ohms, R13, R15, and R17 are 1.0 Kohms each, and R20 is 5.0 Kohms. The voltage at each rung of the ladder is noted in FIG. 1 by the boxed numbers, which specify millivolts. The numbers specifying millivolts to the right of each boxed number specifies the calculated voltage difference between input terminals E1 and E2 for each rung of the ladder.
At each rung of the voltage divider ladder, the negative input terminal of a corresponding comparator B1 through B4 is coupled. All of the positive input terminals of the comparator are coupled in parallel to an output bus 16 which is coupled to the cathodes of diodes D4 and D5 and thus receives the output voltage of the differential amplifier. The output of each comparator is applied to a corresponding one of the light emitting diodes V1 through V4 through a current limiting resistors R14, R16, R18, and R21. R19 is a pull down resistor.
When the instrument is used, the user holds housing 10 in both hands and places her opposite thumbs on the input terminal E1 and E2 to apply input to the differential amplifier. The common mode signals that appear on both terminals E1 and E2 are rejected by the differential amplifier. The voltage differential between the signals on terminals E1 and E2 is amplified by an amplification factor of 17.67 and the output appears at the output of comparator A3 which is applied through diode D4 directly to output bus 16, or, if the polarity of the voltage changes, through the inverting amplifier and diodes D5 to output bus 16. At output bus 16, the voltage is compared to the voltage at each rung of the voltage divider ladder formed by resistors R11, R13, R15, R17, and R20. As the voltage rises to a level equal to the rung of a ladder, it will cause the corresponding light emitting diode to light. As the voltage rises higher, the next light emitting diode to the right of FIG. 1 will light and so on until all four are lit. The level of the voltage in this output circuit is determined not in terms of numbers of millivolts but in terms of numbers of lights. The user is, after all, not concerned with the number of millivolts, but rather with the relative voltage and is concerned with the problem detecting the rise in relative voltage which signifies the onset of ovulation. This rise in voltage can be observed as well by observing the number of lights lit as in knowing the exact number of millivolts which cause the change in the output light.
In this particular design of the voltage ladder circuit, the rung voltage levels, in terms of the voltage difference between input terminals E1 and E2, are 4.5 millivolts for the first rung, 28.3 millivolts for the second rung, 52.1 millivolts for the third rung, and 77.1 millivolts for the fourth rung. It will be apparent, however, that the particular rung levels could be chosen if desired at other levels within the range of the expected input variation. The normal voltage level between the thumbs of an average user is in the neighborhood of 20 millivolts which means that normally one light emitting diode will be lit for normal voltage levels and 2, 3 or 4 would indicate progressively higher voltage levels.
One of the principal advantages of this invention is the simplicity and low cost of the output circuit. Not only is it compact in structure and low in cost, but it is extremely easy to use. Instead of keeping track of thumb to thumb voltage in terms of millivolts, the user only has to observe the number of light emitting diodes which are lit to get a comparative voltage level. She has either a 1, 2, 3, or 4 light voltage level. This is not only easy to read, but easy to record and to compare from day to day to detect a rise in voltage. The latter factor is important because the instrument is used over a long period of time from month to month and so there will be many entries in the record and the comparison from day to day would be extremely difficult if the numbers were recorded in terms of millivolts whereas it is easy if they are recorded as either 1, 2, 3 or 4. In addition to being easy to use, the voltage ladder output circuit of this invention has the additional and more important advantage that it is low enough in cost to place the cost of the instrument within the range of the average consumer. It is estimated that the production model of this instrument will sell at retail prices in the range of $30.00 to $40.00 which is a significant reduction in the cost of the complex consumer instruments which have been proposed heretofore.
Although the voltage ladder output circuit in FIG. 1 has 4 rungs, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that more could be added if desired. However, it is believed that 4 rungs is sufficient for the purpose of detecting the rise in voltage that accompanies ovulation.
The temperature measurement circuit portion of the instrument is shown in the bottom of FIG. 1. It includes the thermistor TP which is connected between minus 5 volts and plus 5 volts by resistors R31, R32 and R33. Thermistor TP is mounted in the end of a probe 18 (FIG. 3) which is connected to housing 10 by a small cable 20 and a plug 22. The contacts of plug 22 are shown as P1 through P4 in FIG. 1. The left side of contacts P1 and P4 are coupled to the probe. Battery 12 is located in probe 18 in this embodiment of the invention, but it will be obvious that it could be located in housing 10 if desired.
The series resistor network comprising R31, R32, and R33 is selected to have a composite value equal to the value of thermistor TP when probe 18 is in a person's mouth and potentiometer R33 is at its calibration point. The values of R31, R32 and R33 are also selected to provide a convenient adjustment range for a potentiometer R33, which has a front panel adjustment wheel 23 (see FIG. 3).
In this particular design, both ends of potentiometer R33 are coupled together to form a variable calibration adjustment which will work as well if turned to the left or to the right. It will be apparent that with both ends of potentiometer R33 coupled together and its tap coupled to R32 and R31, that the potentiometer forms two resistors in parallel. The resistance of the parallel resistors can be varied from a minimum of zero to a maximum of 500 ohms and therefore the potentiometer acts as if it were a rheostat which is variable in value from zero to 250 ohms with the exception that the variation from zero to 250 ohms is insensitive to the direction in which the calibration wheel is turned. This simplifies instructions for the user since the user can be simply told to adjust the wheel to adjust the temperature level without specifying which direction the wheel should be turned. Thermistor TP is located in the end of probe 18 and when probe 18 is inserted into a user's mouth, the user's body temperature raises the temperature of the thermistor and causes its resistance level to drop. As the resistance level of thermistor TP drops it causes the voltage on output bus 24 to drop also. The voltage on output bus 24 is measured by a voltage ladder output circuit which is functionally identical to the voltage ladder output circuit described above in connection with the voltage measurement circuit. The output indication of the voltage ladder circuit is taken from four light emitting diodes T1, T2, T3 and T4 which are a different color than the light emitting diodes V1, V2, V3 and V4. Both sets of light emitting diodes are visible on the front panel of housing 10 as shown in FIG. 3.
At least the tip of probe 18 which goes into the patient's mouth is electrically conductive and is connected electrically to the thermistor TP, which in turn is connected to the power supply, and thus forms a reference terminal ER (FIG. 1) for the voltage supply. This reference terminal forms a common mode rejection reference voltage for the differential amplifier in the voltage measurement circuit. Thus the voltage measurement circuit and the temperature measurement circuit are functionally joined together in this invention due to the fact that the probe 18 serves a function in both circuits. It serves to house the thermistor TP and to conduct the body temperature to it and it also serves as an electrical reference terminal for the common mode rejection of the differential amplifier in the voltage measurement circuit.
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Chamberlain College of Nursing is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, ncahlc.org. HLC is one of the six regional agencies that accredit U.S. colleges and universities at the institutional level. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program and the Master of Science in Nursing degree program are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE, One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 530, Washington, DC 20036, 202.887.6791). The Associate Degree in Nursing program at the Columbus location is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC, 3343 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 850, Atlanta, GA 30326, 404.975.5000). Accreditation provides assurance to the public and to prospective students that standards of quality have been met. AC0107.
Chamberlain College of Nursing, 2450 Crystal Drive, Arlington, VA 22202 is certified to operate by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, 101 N. 14th Street, 10th Floor, James Monroe Building, Richmond, VA 23219, 804.225.2600. Chamberlain College of Nursing has provisional approval from the Virginia Board of Nursing, Perimeter Center, 9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 300, Henrico, VA 23233-1463, 804.367.4515.
Program availability varies by location. Chamberlain reserves the right to update information as it becomes available. Information is current at the time of publication. For the most updated accreditation information, visit chamberlain.edu/accreditation. Comprehensive consumer information is available at chamberlain.edu/studentconsumerinfo.
Chamberlain College of Nursing, LLC is a part of DeVry Inc. (NYSE: DV), a global provider of educational services. ©2012 Chamberlain College of Nursing, LLC. All rights reserved. chamberlain.edu [1]. Privacy Policy [2].
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Works with Academics to ensure all areas of Academic Operations support and align with curricula so that the highest levels of student achievement and satisfaction can be obtained.
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- Participates in the recruitment, selection and onboarding of qualified lab staff.
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- Works collaboratively with the Dean of Academic Success to develop and implement appropriate CAS programs and develops appropriate measures to monitor success.
- Monitors effectiveness of CAS and implements action plans to support ongoing student success.
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To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Below are the minimum requirements of the education, experience, knowledge, and skills required to competently perform in this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
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On July 23, 2014, PTC Inc. ("PTC") entered into an Agreement and Plan of Merger (the "Merger Agreement") with Aztec Acquisition Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of PTC ("Merger Sub"), Axeda Corporation ("Axeda"), and Fortis Advisors LLC, as the Securityholder Representative, to acquire Axeda for approximately $170 million in cash, subject to adjustment as set forth in the Merger Agreement. PTC expects to borrow $170 million under its existing credit facility to fund the acquisition.
The Merger Agreement has been approved by the boards of directors of PTC and Axeda. At the closing of the transaction, Axeda will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of PTC.
The Merger Agreement contains customary representations, warranties and covenants of Axeda, PTC and Merger Sub, including, among others, covenants by Axeda to conduct its business in the ordinary course before the closing date of the Acquisition (the "Closing Date") and not to solicit, initiate, entertain, or agree to any alternative third party acquisition proposal or to negotiate or engage with any third party about an alternative acquisition proposal.
Pursuant to the Merger Agreement, the acquisition is subject to customary conditions to closing, including expiration of the waiting period under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976.
The Merger Agreement provides for PTC to be indemnified for losses resulting from breaches of Axeda's representations, warranties and covenants, certain tax liabilities, and certain other matters. The sum of $20 million of the purchase price has been placed in escrow as the exclusive source, subject to certain exceptions, for satisfaction of such losses as to which claims are made on or before 24 months after the Closing Date, subject to certain exceptions.
A copy of the Merger Agreement is attached as Exhibit 10.1 and is incorporated herein by reference. The foregoing description of the Merger Agreement does not purport to be complete and is qualified in its entirety by reference to the full text of the Merger Agreement.
The Axeda acquisition is expected to add $25 million to $30 million of revenue in FY'15. Axeda has approximately 160 employees, primarily located in the United States.
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Statements in this report, including about the closing of the acquisition and our expectations regarding its financial impact are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. Such risks and uncertainties include the following: the transaction may not close on the timing we anticipate or at all, we may not be able to generate the revenue we expect, we may be unable to operate the business to achieve the expected financial results, we may be unable to retain and maintain relationships with key employees and strategic partners of Axeda, as well as other risks and uncertainties described in reports we file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including our Annual Report on Form 10-K and our Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q.
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10.1 Agreement and Plan of Merger dated as of July 23, 2014 by and among PTC Inc., Aztec Acquisition Corporation, Axeda Corporation, and Fortis Advisors LLC, as the Securityholder Representative.


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MMA News
UFC 144 Video | Bader Not Looking To Stand And Trade With Rampage
"I'm going to be smart about it. I'm not just going to go out there and trade punches with Rampage. I'm not afraid to go out there and strike with him, but I'm going to mix up every bit of my MMA training. I'm going to use some wrestling, I'm going to use some kicks, I'm going to use my boxing. If I go in there just trying to take him down, that's not going to work. I've got to mix up everything. "
Ryan Bader tells the UFC production crew that he is not afraid to stand and bang with his upcoming opponent Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, but that he isn't planning on doing so.
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Oh nice….So we'll see Bader humping Rampage for 3 rounds..Great…That's a fight I can use for a toiletbreak then.
You are a dumb fuck. Oh this isnt mid 90's UFC where a bunch of good ole boys just stand and swing, so it automatically means that its a lay and pray…
Guys need to learn to respect the ground game. Bader goes for finishes and so does Rampage. If it goes to the ground, Bader is going to try and KO, he isnt going to lay on top of him and hope the ref doesnt stand them back up.
So who died and made you the all-knowing MMA lord? You fucking degenerate nutsacklicking asswipe motherfucker…
I have nothing against a good groundgame, but I have noticed once wrestlers say they will execute takedowns it means Lay n Pray, oh lord of the fucknuts.
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i just hope someone get K'dTFO and it dont go to the judges. i love rampage but do think bader has the KO power to drop him. hopefully bader has bigger balls than rashad and actually TRIES to.
Bader is about to get cut, expect him to point this one out.
dude pages wrestling looked awesome against jones and hamill i dont think bader will be able to take him down hes probably gonna be forced to trade with him fingers crossed
If Rampage can avoid the majority of Jone's takedowns, how will Bader do better?
This sounds like the makings for Rampage vs Hamil.
Maybe Bader can Use his Fist to punch rampage or Legs to kick rampage 😛
Of course Bader wouldn't want to make this an interesting fight. He knocked out two guys with weak chins and a few nobody's. He just wants to feel like a wrestler again after tapping out to two guillotine's, what a pussy. Don't see it happening but hopefully Rampage knocks his ass out.
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Uncommon Women and Others by Wendy Wasserstein
Directed by Laura Riddle
Five graduates of the class of'72 of Mt. Holyoke College, a private women's college, are briefly reunited for lunch in 1978. An extraordinary group of distinct individuals, these friends and former classmates meet to catch up and reminisce. Their memories of college, simultaneously touching, outrageous and and idealistic, are seen in flashback scenes as they compare their dreams and expectations with where their choices have actually led them. Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Wendy Wasserstein's play continues to hold meaning for women coming of age and preparing to face the world after college at a time of great social change.
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October 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 2014 at 7:30 pm
Jean Weidner Theatre, Weidner Center for the Performing Arts
Spring Awakening, a musical based on the play by Frank Weidekind
Book and Lyrics by Steven Sater
Music by Duncan Sheik
Directed by John Mariano
Musical Direction by Courtney Sherman
Choreography by Denise Carlson Gardner
Winner of 8 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, SPRING AWAKENING is a pop/rock musical adaptation of Frank Wedekind's 1891 expressionist play about teenage rebellion and sexual discovery. Weidekind's words and themes still resonate in their depiction of passion and the transition into adulthood. With little change to Weidekind's controversial script, the new original score finds a perfect balance between the 19th Century setting and an edgy modern attitude.
Rated R, for stong language and adult content. Recommended for mature audiences
November 20, 21, 22, 2014 at 7:30 pm
Movember 22, 2014 at 3:00 pm
University Theatre, Theatre Hall
Months on End, a comedy by Craig Pospisil
Directed by John Mariano
In a series of comic scenes—one for each month of the year—we follow the intertwined worlds of a circle of friends and family whose lives are poised between happiness and heartbreak. The scenes include an engaged couple with cold feet, a romantic proposal gone awry, a wedding day meltdown, a commencement speech that derails into a hysterical tirade, a marriage in peril after a mishap with a Beatles collectible, and distant brothers who finally find common ground in their failed relationships.
February 26, 27, 28, 2015 and March 4, 5, 6, 7, 2015 at 7:30 pm
Jean Weidner Theatre, Weidner Center for the Performing Arts
DanceWorks, a dance concert
Directed by Denise Carlson-Gardner
Join us as we celebrate dance in a concert of faculty and student choreography representing a diverse medley of styles.
March 28 , 2015 at 7:30 pm and, March 29, 2015 at 3:00 pm
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Over the Fourth of July weekend, a group of college friends gather at a secluded lake house. On the weekend that would have marked their first anniversary, Honoré has invited her friends to be with her as she mourns the loss of her spouse, Sammie, whose mysterious disappearance was believed to be a swimming accident at the lake house. Delia is writing a screenplay and cajoling her friends to play parts written for them in a movie she hopes to record and edit on her iPhone. Lindsey can't understand why the others are upset that she has brought her boyfriend, who happens to make great sandwiches.
The very nature of reality is brought into question when Honoré experiences a supernatural encounter and unexpected visitors bring startling revelations. A comedy/drama about identity and the nature of love, The Collegiate Sisterhood of Lake Pawtuckaway asks if love can transcend not only mortality, but reality itself. We are pleased to announce the title of the final production of the UW-Green Bay Theatre & Dance Mainstage Season.
Supported through the generous donations of our First Nighters, our guest artist in residence, Peter Ullian will be working on the development of this script throughout the semester
New York playwright, Peter Ullian, will be in residence collaborating with UWGB students and faculty. The semester-long project will include readings of an original work in progress and culminate in a fully realized premiere production. A member of The Dramatists Guild, Ullian's work includes the book for the musical, Flight of the Lawnchair Man, directed by Hal Prince andnominated for a Barrymore Award for Outstanding New Play.His play Big Bossman has just been published by Broadway Play Publishing, Inc.
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Join Equality California in calling on Meg Whitman and Steve Cooley to state on the record that they will refuse to defend Prop. 8 in court, if elected. Let them know that, if they choose to stand on the side of bigotry, they can expect us to oppose them vehemently with our votes and our checkbooks.
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Paul Kurtz (1925-2012), another good guy gone...
Paul Kurtz was one of the great skeptics of the late 20th Century. He was a founder of the Skeptical Inquirer magazine, which taught me a lot about scientific reasoning and analysis when I began reading it in the mid to late 1980s.
The magazine published the great ones, from the "Amazing" James Randi to Isaac Asimov to Howard Gardner and others who wrote with eloquence and elegance about the hoaxers and phonies who try to tell us they have mental telepathy or that crystals have healing powers, etc.
Kurtz was one of the good guys as I noted he was not as militant in his style as say, Richard Dawkins, and less interested in destroying general religious beliefs than in exposing particular superstitions, whether of a traditional type or "New Age."
Man, I feel this blog is turning into an obit column, but really, these folks need to be remembered if the ideas and analyses they developed in their time are to be further developed. If one knows these people, one may have a place to begin to read, think and discover. This is as true of Kurtz as of Barry Commoner, Eric Hobsbawm and George McGovern. And with regard to the latter two, it is important to separate the mythically based attacks on these men from what they actually did and stood for in their time.


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HUNTINGTON -- The fight to get unused and unwanted medications off the street just got a little easier in Cabell County.
The Huntington Police Department, in collaboration with Cabell County Substance Abuse Prevention Partnership, has installed a permanent drug take back program drop box in the front lobby of HPD headquarters, 675 10th St., Huntington. Available to the public Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day, the box is designed for safe disposal of prescription and over-the-counter medications.
HPD Lt. Dan Underwood said the project had been in the works for several months.
"When we've done the drug take back events, they've been highly success. We can't offer that service 24-7, but we can offer a daily drop-box that is a safe, user-friendly way for people to dispose of medications without any hassle," Underwood said.
Lynn Ormiston, program coordinator with CCSAPP, said the installation of the box is the next step in a regional and national effort to stop drug diversion by getting expired and unused medications out of medicine cabinets.
"This is more convenient than waiting for the drop-off days," Ormiston said. "I hope it complements all the other work we're doing, increasing access to a safe disposal site while reducing access to these medications by those who shouldn't have it."
"The Drug Enforcement Agency has been wanting people to move to the next step and they're looking for communities to do something more permanent to help deal with the issue," said Michelle Perdue, CCSAPP project coordinator. "This is not much different than our drop-off days. People are always calling and asking when the next Drug Take Back Day is and I think having this permanent drop-off will relieve some of the public's fears and concerns about having these medications in their homes."
During October's Drug Take Back Day, more than 3,700 pounds of unwanted prescription drugs were turned in across West Virginia. Ormiston said the drop box will be emptied on a regular basis and items disposed of properly by incineration. Underwood and HPD Capt. Hank Dial said the location is safe, secure and anonymous.
"Diverted prescription medications is a huge concern for us in Huntington right now and this is a good step toward combating that," Dial said.
Ormiston said CCSAPP is working with law enforcement for the placement of a second drug take back box in Cabell County. A drop box is also located in the lobby of the Lawrence County, Ohio, sheriff's department at 115 S. 5th St., Ironton.
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You've probably spent the last month pondering the best Halloween costumes your mind can muster. But what about the worst possible costume? Jezebel's vote goes to this fat lap dancer get-up. We concur.


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The S2000, Honda's two-seat sports car, was extensively updated for the 2006 model year and is unchanged for 2007. For 2006, the car was updated with electronic drive-by-wire throttle, Vehicle Stability Assist, a maintenance minder, standard headrest speakers designed to provide enhanced sound even when the top is down, an outside temperature gauge, revised seat and console designs, a new alloy wheel design, and one new exterior color choice-Laguna Blue Pearl.
Launched as a 2000 model, the Honda S2000 combines performance attributes-including very sharp and dynamic handling-that can be enjoyed on a daily commute or in a competitive track environment. The S2000 was designed to provide the sort of dynamic handling enjoyed by driving enthusiasts. Even with its engine mounted in front of the two-seat passenger compartment, the Honda roadster provides 50/50 front/rear weight balance, and the nimble suspension is engineered to take advantage of the balanced character and the engine's power curve.
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New YA deal
This has now gone up on Publisher's Marketplace, so I can finally announce it on my website!
Michelle Rowen writing as Morgan Rhodes's REBEL SPRING, the first novel in the high fantasy series FALLING KINGDOMS, in which an ensemble cast led by a princess-turned-queen see their fortunes tangle together in times of war, pitched as GAME OF THRONES for teens, to Laura Arnold at Razorbill, in a two-book deal, by Jim McCarthy at Dystel & Goderich Literary Management.
I loved working with Razorbill on Vampire Academy: The Ultimate Guide and I'm both grateful and thrilled to get the chance to continue my relationship with them on this fun new series!
I'll definitely talk more about REBEL SPRING when I get the book written and I receive the cover art. But in the meantime — Hooray! I'm a happy girl.
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(ABC 6 NEWS) -- United State airlines are facing a serious pilot shortage. And now, some are taking steps to get new pilots in the air.
Ron DenOuden has been a pilot for more than 25 years.
"It's a great hobby. It's very relaxing, it's a lot of fun," said DenOuden.
And now, he shares his passion with others, teaching them to fly.
"Just like any hobby, if you're that enthusiastic about it, you like to share it with other people," he said.
It's part of a push by the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, or AOPA. With a predicted pilot shortage coming, the group wants to get people interested in aviation.
"We take growing the pilot population very seriously. We're losing on average about 10-thousand pilots a year. So that's a major concern for us," said Katie Pribyl, with the AOPA.
Ron is one of many pilots across the country teaching introductory flight classes. It's one class, and the participant gets to fly the plane. Monday, that pilot was me. I took that discovery course, and while I was pretty nervous, and so was my photographer Chad, I can see how getting up in the sky and flying the plane can spark an interest.
"To propagate the sport, you want to have new, fresh blood joining it all the time," said DenOuden.
The hope is to get more and more people hooked on the thrill of flying, to restore the pilots and keep the planes in the air.
Officials say part of the reason for the shortage is that there will soon be a surge of pilots who are retiring.
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Without disclosing the experiment to parents, more than 1300 prematurely born babies were part of a National Institutes of Health (NIH) conducted experiment that included manipulatig the levels of oxygen given to the babies. Among the 1316 premature babies that were subject to the study, some were placed in a "low oxygen group" while others were randomly placed in a "high oxygen group." The study, which intended to measure and document the effects of premature babies getting too much or too little oxygen, leads to health problems and unnecesary death of many of the babies in the experiment.
Parents were not told of the experiment, and that some babies would receive less oxygen than others would. Parents were assured that their premature babies were getting the best medical care available for the treatment of prematurely born babies.
The Daily Signal artile linked above, reported on the case of one baby, "Just 25 weeks into her pregnancy, Sharrissa Cook gave birth to a critically ill baby boy. Dreshan weighed in at a fragile 1 pound, 11 ounces. He lay motionless in the incubator, connected to tubes and monitors in the neonatal intensive care unit at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital."
As with others, the parents were not informed that their baby was being signed up for an experiment that would put their babies are risk. Parents were not given full dislosure of what they are actually agreeing to when they enrolled their premature babies in the program.
"It was Oct. 11, 2006. Medical personnel asked Cook, then a 26-year-old single mother, to enroll little Dreshan in a study. She says they described it as a program offering assistance and encouragement to preemies—premature babies—and their families. She readily signed the consent form," The Daily Signal reported.
The program was an experiment conducted by the National Institutes of Health under the Obama Administration's Department of Health and Human Services, under Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, who recently resigned that position.
"The government-backed study is called SUPPORT, which stands for "Surfactant, Positive Airway Pressure, and Pulse Oximetry Randomized Trial." The experiment was conducted at 23 academic institutions from 2005 through 2009 under the National Institutes of Health, part of the Department of Health and Human Services," as documented by The Daily Signal report.
This is not the first time an experiment, using human subjects, was conducted by a departnment of the Obama Regime. Last year this column reported a sick experiment in which volunteers were paid to inhale diesel exhaust to test how unhealthy such emissions are. The Environmental Protection Agency conducted that experiment, as if it wasn't already known that inhaling diesel smoke is not healthy.
This column also reported on another sick (no pun intended) experiment involving the deliberate infection of human subjects with the influenza virus conducted by the Obama Regime.
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Grana y Montero Plans to Build Eight Housing Projects in Peru
March 12 (Bloomberg) -- Grana y Montero SA, a Lima-based construction company, said it will build eight housing projects in Peru "in the medium term" to meet rising demand.
The company aims to build 2,000 homes a year, up from 1,500 in 2011, Chief Executive Officer Jose Grana Miro Quesada said in a regulatory filing. Peru needs to build 100,000 to 150,000 homes annually to meet demand, he said in the filing.
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Canine Retreat dog boarding goes above and beyond to ensure your pup enjoys the best possible night stay when you have to be away. Yes, dogs quickly start to understand what it means when you're packing your luggage, but they also quickly start to understand how fun it is to stay at our facility! When boarding at Canine Retreat, dogs get to play all day and then curl up with all their best friends for a night of restful sleep.
If you don't put your dog in a cage when you go to sleep at home, why would you do that when you go away? At Canine Retreat, we believe the dogs tell you how they feel and it's clear the dogs are telling their owners they can't get enough of our dog daycare and dog boarding areas by the way they sprint in through the front door!
Separation anxiety? Forget about it! Come visit our affordable, yet state-of-the-art dog boarding facility and see for yourself all the steps we've taken to ensure a fun and restful boarding experience and what all the rave reviews are about!
Dog boarding guests must go through the same easy steps as our dog daycare guests to register. This means we require a completed registration form, vaccination history (including current Bordetella) and a successful social evaluation (at least 4 hours). This helps ensure a cohesive boarding dynamic with low anxiety levels.
Feeding: Feeding is included, but we ask that you to drop off an adequate supply of your dogs food (a small fee will be charged for feeding 'house' food). We kindly request that you put each individual meal in separate zip lock baggies with your dogs name on it. We prefer to stick to your dog's regular diet as much as possible. Being away from mom and dad can be a stressful event and changing the diet is one more stress we would prefer not to put on the dogs. Sometimes we recommend feeding larger quantities than usual, especially for extended stays as they tend to burn more calories while staying with us than they would at home.
Pick-up & Drop-off: Drop-off time is by 2pm (they can arrive as early as opening time). This helps to ensure that the dogs have had enough time to play and expend their energy so they are ready to settle in for a restful night of sleep. Pick-up is by 12pm on the day of departure. If you are scheduling a bath or grooming, then the pick up time is moved to 3pm.


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A Bear Pair
Alternate Title: A Pair Of BearsA Bear Pair (A Pair Of Bears) (1961) - Yogi Bear Cartoon Episode Guide
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- Traditional Animation
- Hanna-Barbera Studios
- Distributed by: Screen Gems
- Cartoon Characters: Yogi Bear, Boo Boo, Ranger Smith, Game Show Host, E.G., Airport Announcer, Stewardess, French Government Men, T.V. French Announcer, Maitre D., Chef.
- Voice Actors: Daws Butler, Don Messick.
- Directed By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
- Produced By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
- Animated By Kenneth Muse.
- Written By Warren Foster, Alex Lovy.
- Music: John Seely.
- Editor: Hank Gotzenberg, Greg Watson.
- First Aired on February 20, 1961.
- Originally Released in Syndication.
- Running Time: 7 minutes.
- Season: 1
- Color
Cartoon Summary:
Boo Boo wins a contest of a trip to Paris so Mr. Ranger reminds them that they are Ambassador's of Jellystone, but along the way they are mistaken as Ambassador's from the US.
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Eat This Now: 40 Day Dry-Aged Ribeye at David Burke's Primehouse
I found myself nearly trembling with excitement while staring at the gorgeous 40 Day Bone-in Ribeye ($51) at David Burke's. It certainly looked impressive, with a gorgeous browned exterior and meat cooked exactly to medium rare. But it was all the things I couldn't see that truly set this steak apart. More


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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — A hospital spokeswoman says a Macomb County boy critically hurt last week while in the care of his mother's boyfriend has died.
Children's Hospital of Michigan spokeswoman Vickie Dahlman-Anger says 2-year-old Damian Sutton died Tuesday.
Police say Ronald Dimambro attacked the child last week while babysitting him in Washington Township, about 30 miles north of Detroit. The 26-year-old was arrested on a first-degree child abuse charge.
Dimambro is being held on a $500,000 bond and had been expected to appear for a preliminary examination on Tuesday. But Sheriff Anthony Wickersham says detectives will be asking the county prosecutor's office to amend the charge against Dimambro.
Damian underwent brain surgery Sunday at the Detroit hospital.


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We knew this day would come. We just didn't know it would be so soon. Variety announced today that MTV has decided to pull the plug on Jersey Shore after the show's upcoming sixth season. Honestly, we applaud their restraint. It would have been way too easy to keep on trucking down the Jersey Turnpike until Snooki's baby started having babies. Better to go out on top, we say. The top being a massively pregnant Snooki shoving The Situation into the hot tub, of course. Besides, there are already so many things we'll miss after JS is off the air, and we'd like to be able to haul ourselves off the bathroom floor after two, maybe three days of hysterical crying at the most. Things like:
1. The Duck Phone: Our first, our last, our everything, the shore house duck phone drew us in immediately.
2. Hot Tubbin': The show has experienced a significant drop off in hot tub-related activities during the past few seasons, but we'll miss seeing everyone stewing like a sexy orange gumbo nonetheless. On a related note, this clip is from Season 1, Episode 1! Before everyone knew Snooki was there real star! Oh, were we ever so young?
3. Ron Ron Juice: Forget the smoosh room. Jersey Shore gave us a new fluid! At least now we walk away knowing not to drink Ron Ron Juice…unless we want to have a great time! Oh, and spent our Saturday scrubbing red food coloring out of the carpet.
4. GTL: People went tanning, worked out at the gym and washed laundry before Jersey Shore. They will after. But we'll remember. Same with announcing the arrival of cabs.
5. The Pranks!: From swapping the outside furniture for the inside furniture, to letting JWoww's dogs poop all over the house (Good one, Sitch!), we look back fondly at the plethora of wacky highjinks the gang unleashed on each other. Hey, remember when someone flushed their underwear down the toilet, which was subsequently clogged for months while everyone refused to address it? Haha! Good times.
6. The Jersey Turnpike: Ed Helms knows what we're talking about!
7. Lola: In Season Five, Snooki started channeling a make-up smeared rabbit costume alter ego. She has to at least make a cameo during the last season. Please?
8. Dem abs: Dem. Abs.
Of course, there are a few things that definitely will not have us missing the show:
1. Sammi and Ronnie fighting: We're still haunted by memories Sam and Ron's tragic season-long fight. Her glasses!
2. The Unit: The Situation's best friend? More like The Situation's messed friend. Seriously, that guy had a lot of problems. The first one being his personality.
3. Snooki's…"Shore Shower": We're not even putting an image for this one. Never again.
4. Everyone ragging on Deena non-stop: They really go after her, of all people! Leave Deena alone!
5. Snooki & JWoww: Dry those tears, you guys. Season 2 of Snooki & JWoww is going to have baby Lorenzo on it!


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Energy and excitement radiated from Gen Con's Mayfair-landia, where the Mayfair Games exhibits were packed with fans, shoppers and players. Despite the best efforts of Gen Con security, there were sheep sightings during the show and Bob and Angus were spotted giving out coffee and a limited edition Gen Con pin every morning at the Mayfair Van. Thanks to Gen Con, the show had a record attendance and by Sunday, the time of the Great Ribbon Quest raffle, stocks were depleted and the staff exhausted.
Fans got their first look at the new Star Trek: Catan™ game and their first chance to purchase it Thursday during the show. On Friday fans were treated to an extra special experience, when the First Lady of Sci-Fi, Nichelle Nichols, signed games at the Mayfair Games booth!
Mayfair staffed over 50 demo tables, where Gen Con attendees could learn a new game, taught by one of our friendly staff, who were supplemented by an amazing crew of volunteers. New games included Empire Express™, A House Divided™, Catan: Junior™, Aeroplanes™, Rocket Jockey™, Giza™ and Urbania™. We also taught classic games like the original Settlers of Catan™, Candamir™, Automobile™, Discworld: Ankh-Morpork™ and many, many more.
If learning new games wasn't in your plans, how about experiencing a really BIG game? Mayfair brought more than 25 giant scale games to Gen Con, where players were treated to more giant games than ever before. The headliner was our truly massive Settlers of America™, with a carpet map covering 216 square feet and hardwood components weighing 137 pounds! We also had giant versions of 24 other popular titles on hand for play.
Gen Con provided players their last opportunity to represent the U.S. in the Catan World Championship, which takes place on September 14th, 2012 at Normandy Farms in Pennsylvania. Over 2000 of the best Catan players in the U.S. competed at pre-qualifiers or at Gen Con but in the end it came down to four: Jacob Walters, Jason LaRiviere, Evan Walters and Alex Kevern. Alex Kevern from Chicago earned the last spot and now has a chance to earn his place in gaming history this September!
In case you haven't guessed, we at Mayfair consider this not only our most successful Gen Con ever, but our most successful convention appearance ever, period. Thanks so much to everyone who came by for a demo, to play a giant game, compete for a spot in the WWCC or just to say hi. We will see you next year at Gen Con, where we hope to somehow top the overwhelming response to this year's show!
Copyright (c) 2012 CBS Studios Inc. "STAR TREK" and all related marks and logos are registered marks of CBS Studios Inc. "Catan," "The Settlers of Catan" and the "Catan Sun" marks are trademark properties of Catan GmbH and are used by Mayfair Games under exclusive, worldwide English language license. All rights reserved.
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In his flagship episode of "I Have Something to Say", Gabriel Buelna interviews Father Greg Boyle in a three part series for Nonprofit News.
Father Boyle is the founder of Homeboy Industries, the largest gang intervention program in the country. The "program" has become a highly successful national model that provides job training, placement assistance and other forms of support to ex-gang members such as free tattoo removal.


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Dancing With The Stars
Dancing With the Stars 2013 Week 5: Which Pro Were You Happiest to Have Back?
The Dancing With the Stars Season 16: Week 5 side-by-side challenge (April 15, 2013) was ostensibly all about seeing how the stars would stack up next to pros. And yes, that element of the challenge was definitely interesting. But let's be real — even if the challenge had been a flop, we were more than happy to see some of our beloved, and very missed, pros back in the ballroom.
This week saw the return of pro dancers Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Anna Trebunskaya, Tony Dovolani, Chelsie Hightower, and Tristan MacManus. Tony and Tristan were eliminated along with their stars earlier this season, while Maks, Anna, and Chelsie weren't part of the competition this year, much to our disappointment. So imagine our delight at seeing them back doing their thing on our TV screens!
We're guessing you felt the same way. But here's our question: Which of these pros were you most excited to see return? Was it Maks and his sexy self? Adorable Chelsie or fierce Anna? Or were you already missing Tony or Tristain?
Vote in our poll, and share the pro love in the comments below!
Easy to pick!
I love them all!
Find out who's eliminated next tonight, Tuesday, April 16 2013 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.


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Safe Around our Schools
CONSULTATION WITH RESIDENTS form the Lib Dem Focus Team in Prestwich
Help us Campaign to improve safety around our local schools
We're asking for your support in our campaign to improve safety around our local schools. We are all really proud of our 15 great schools in the Prestwich area, but we need to ensure that the roads around them are safe for students, parents, teachers and local residents. People often tell us about is illegal or unsafe parking around schools. Most parents pick up and drop off responsibly, but irresponsible driving and parking causes accidents and risks childrens', parents' and staff lives lives." There isn't a simple answer, but please join us in asking the Council to take action on School Safety: Reduce Speed – It's great that the Council is introducing more 20mph zones, but some of the roads near to schools have traffic travelling too fast and need action on speeding cars. Safer Parking – The Council should take more action to identify and prosecute parents who park illegally – for example making use of it's existing camera cars. Safer Walking – Many of our local schools already have excellent schemes to help parents and children walk to school if they can. In particular we need to improve safety at crossings of major roads. Safer Cycling – If cycling was safer we might use cars less. In Prestwich we don't have enough safe cycle routes and crossing the major main roads is not easy.
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Soccer regional
Creston girls will face Centerville at 6 p.m. June 3 at Indianola in Class 1A regional girls soccer.
The winner faces Bondurant Farrar at 6 p.m. Friday at Bondurant.
In Class 2A, Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley/Adair-Casey will play Des Moines Hoover at 6 p.m. May 30 at Des Moines Hoover. The winner plays ADM at 6 p.m. June 3 at Adel.
SWCC baseball
WATERLOO — The Southwestern Community College baseball team finished its season with a 6-35 record after a pair of losses at the Region XI Tournament here on Thursday and Friday.
The Spartans opened with a 12-1 loss in five innings to ninth-ranked DMACC on Thursday before losing to Ellsworth 7-3 on Friday.
DMACC and 20th-ranked Southeastern play today in the Region XI finals.