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Launched in late April, the Java Mobility Podcast has already put out eight professionally-produced episodes featuring interviews and discussions on a number of topics of interest to the mobile developer community, including important JSRs and device fragmentation, vendor initiatives like Vodafone Betavine, OpenLazlo for ME devices, and more. Subscribe to the podcast via its feed, or find the podcast in the iTunes Store.
The Blu-Dahlia project is a California-based user's group for developers of Blu-Ray Java applications, and applications for other GEM TV platforms, such as OCAP and MHP and GEM-IPTV. Like the nightclub in Raymond Chandler's 1946 movie, the Blu-Dahlia Java SIG is a place to exchange ideas and best practices among professionals. Blu-Dahlia intends to be an open group for the sharing of best practices in application development, including tools, techniques, frameworks, and shared code.
Featured prominently at JavaOne 2007, Project Wonderland is a 3D scene manager for creating collaborative virtual worlds. Within those worlds, users can communicate with high-fidelity, immersive audio and can share live applications such as web browsers, OpenOffice documents, and games. A number of Wonderland video demos and interviews are available in the project's News section.
The Shoal project, part of the GlassFish Community, is a java based clustering framework that provides infrastructure to build fault tolerance, reliability and availability. The framework can be plugged into any product needing clustering and related distributed systems capabilities without tightly binding to a specific communications infrastructure.
For a quick introduction, you can go through the Shoal Overview Presentation (PDF). and for further details, read the Shoal Overview document for details on Shoal's functionalities.
Introduced in the JavaOne general session, Project OpenJFX is a project of the OpenJFX community for sharing early versions of the JavaFX Script language and for collaborating on its development. In the future, the JavaFX Script code will be open sourced. The governance, licensing, and community models will be worked out as the project evolves. JavaFX is a new family of Sun products based on Java technology and targeted at the high impact, rich content market. JavaFX Script is a highly productive scripting language that enables content developers to create rich media and content for deployment on Java environments.
Once again, java.net's booth at JavaOne will be the place for several dozen 20-minute mini-talks, presented by members of the java.net community, about their projects, communities, and related activities. We'll be recording all the talks and sending them out as podcasts over the next few weeks. You can listen the podcasts by visiting the Community Corner podcast page, subscribing to the feed, or finding the podcast via the iTunes Store.
Got a question about Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT) and Project Tango, two efforts focused
on delivering interoperability between Java EE and .Net? The next Ask the Experts session spotlights these topics, allowing you to post your questions and get answers from Sun experts Arun Gupta, Harold Carr, and Marek Potociar. This session runs from April 30 through May 4.
Combine NetBeans Day with a GlassFish Day, add some OpenJDK and Mobile & Embedded, and you've got CommunityOne, a free and open event sponsored by Sun, taking place in San Francisco on Monday, May 7, on the eve of JavaOne. Along with formal session tracks, the event features a co-located unconference, a startup camp, a lunchtime session of the Java Posse podcast, and an opening general session by Tim O'Reilly.
The Java Mobile Application Video Contest deadline of April 27th is fast approaching. This contest seeks example of great Java ME applications or services. To enter, create a video of up to three minutes that references Java ME or the open-source phoneME technology used, and post it to YouTube. Prizes include a Ericsson K800 phone, Panasonic Blu-Ray DVD Player, an Amazon.com gift certificate, and PlayStation 3 consoles. Check the official rules for more information and specifics of submitting your video.
The Beans Binding project gives you an advance look at the work going into the early draft of JSR 295, which uses a modified version of the GlassFish JSP/JSF Expression Language (EL) to keep properties of two beans in sync, which can in turn be used to simplify rich GUI development. This project provides the reference implementation of Beans Binding, with an additional emphasis on the ability to bind to Swing components, and easy integration with IDEs such as NetBeans. "The intended audience for this snapshot is members of the community interested in binding, who want to see where we're headed and to provide early feedback. So that's exactly what we're looking for at this point; constructive feedback and bug reports are welcome."
The java.net Community Corner at JavaOne 2007 will be your place to meet up with fellow project members and community leaders, and attend 20-minute mini-talks from fellow java.net members. Sign-ups for the mini-talks are still available, so post an abstract and you can show off your project in the booth (and to the audience of java.net podcast listeners). Finally, we'll have a running slide-show of java.net-related pictures, such as photos of project members and teams, screenshots, meetups, etc. If you'd like to add a photo from your project to the slideshow, just follow the directions.
The ROME project "is an open source (Apache license) set of Atom/RSS Java utilities that make it easy to work in Java with most syndication formats: RSS 0.90, RSS 0.91 Netscape, RSS 0.91 Userland, RSS 0.92, RSS 0.93, RSS 0.94, RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0, Atom 0.3, and Atom 1.0." ROME includes a set of parsers and generators for the various flavors of syndication feeds, as well as converters to convert from one format to another. Check out the Powered By ROME wiki page to get an idea of how many sites are using ROME for their feed needs.
Know of a great mobile application or service that runs on Java ME? The Java Mobile Application Video Contest is your chance to tell the world about it, and maybe just pick up a sweet prize. To enter, create a video of up to three minutes that references Java ME or the open-source phoneME technology used, and post it to YouTube. Prizes include a Ericsson K800 phone, Panasonic Blu-Ray DVD Player, an Amazon.com gift certificate, and PlayStation 3 consoles. Check the official rules and post your video by April 27.
The latest SDN Ask the Experts session is on JAX-WS 2.1. JAX-WS 2.0, a follow-on to Java API for XML-based RPC 1.1(JAX-RPC), simplifies the task of developing
web services using Java technology. JAX-WS 2.1 is a maintenance release that adds WS-Addressing capabilities
to JAX-WS 2.0. Got a question about JAX-WS 2.1? Submit your questions from February 26 through March 2
on the Ask the Experts page and get answers from three JAX-WS experts at Sun: Vivek Pandey, Jitendra Kotamraju, and Kohsuke Kawaguchi.
java.net is getting ready for May's JavaOne 2007 conference. Check out our JavaOne wiki page, in which we'll be keeping track of technical session and BoF's presented by java.net members, along with other java.net activities during the week. And once again, we'll be in the Pavilion with the java.net Community Corner, which gives you an opportunity to present your project, JUG, community, or other java.net-related mini-talk, both before a live audience in the booth and via the java.net podcast feed.
The latest SDN Ask The Experts session looks at the Java Plug-In technology, which as you probably know is included as part of the JRE and which establishes a connection between popular browsers and the Java platform. From now through Friday, February 16, you can ask your questions about the Java Plug-In and have them answered by Java SE Deployment Team members Dennis Gu, Calvin Cheung, and Margarita Fisher.
The JSR-296 Swing Application Framework prototype implementation is a small set of Java classes that simplify building desktop applications. The prototype provides infrastructure that's common to most desktop applications: application lifecyle, support for managing and loading resources, support for defining/managing/binding Actions, and persistent session state. The JSR-296 expert group launched this effort in late summer 2006. A prototype implementation, spec, and some small examples are now available. Although the JSR has not reached the "Early Draft" JCP review stage, the expert group has agreed to make the prototype public to give interested members of the Swing community the opportunity to provide feedback. This version is just a snapshot of the ongoing design process, it's likely to change substantially in the coming months.
The registration page for the JavaOne 2007 conference is now available. Early Bird discounts apply to conference passes purchased before April 4. This year's conference, which runs May 8-11 in San Fancisco, features a "new, expanded program that embraces technologies outside the core Java Platform, while keeping Java technology as the focal point of the Conference."
The latest SDN Ask the Experts session addresses the topic of Open-Source Java. From Tuesday, January 16 to Friday, January 19, you can submit your questions on the open-sourcing of Sun's Java implementations, and have those questions answered by Richard Sands, Kenneth Drachnik, and Vivek Mody, the Community Marketing Managers for the SE, EE, and ME platforms respectively. You may also want to visit the Free and Open-Source Java FAQ in advance, or ask the experts a follow-up question about a topic from the FAQ.
The SIP Communicator project is an audio/video Internet phone and instant messenger, which recently put out a 1.0 alpha 1 release after more than a year of development. SIP Communicator supports some of the most popular instant messaging and telephony protocols such as SIP, Jabber, AIM/ICQ, MSN and soon others like Yahoo and IRC. More information on using the project is available in a FAQ list.
The 3D desktop Project Looking Glass is approaching its 1.0 release, with the recent announcement of LG3D 1.0 RC1, with a final release expected soon. But what is a "3D" desktop? According to its home page, "Project Looking Glass is based on Java technology and explores bringing a richer user experience to the desktop and applications via 3D windowing and visualization capabilities. It is an open source development project based on and evolved from Sun Microsystems' Advanced Development division. It supports running unmodified existing applications in a 3D space, as well as APIs for 3D window manager and application development."
The Semblance project provides reusable components for Java applications in the form of two framework subprojects and an example application subproject. Semblance emerged from earlier work done in the StrutsLive framework, as it came to include a number of powerful and generically useful facilities that could potentially add a great deal of value outside the web tier. The Semblance project made it possible to divide the original StrutsLive codebase into two frameworks. Struts-dependent code would remain in StrutsLive, and the rest would move to the new Foundation framework, no longer encumbered by ties to Struts, or to the web tier in general.
The Mobile & Embedded Community is a gathering place that enables and empowers developers to collaborate and innovate, driving the evolution and adoption of the Java(TM) Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME) for mobile and embedded devices. Here you can be a part of a robust culture of developers and technology experts and find people with similar interests and goals. For more information, see our community vision.
The Semblance project has announced the release of Semblance 1.0B1, which incorporates the StrutsLive framework (formerly maintained as a separate project) a new Foundation framework, and a comprehensive example application. This is a major feature release that adds support for XHTML templating, dynamic query generation, and list management, including pagination, navigation, sorting, filtering, and selection management. Please see the release notes for further details.
Want JSF without JSP? Have a look at Facelets. "The web community is eagerly seeking a framework like Tapestry, backed by JavaServer Faces as the industry standard. While JavaServer Faces and JSP are meant to be aligned, Facelets steps outside of the JSP spec and provides a highly performant, JSF-centric view technology. Anyone who has created a JSP page will be able to do the same with Facelets. The difference is under the hood where all the burden of the JSP Vendor API is removed to more greatly enhance JSF performance and provide easy plug-and-go development."
Want JSF without JSP baggage? Have a look at Facelets. "The web community is eagerly seeking a framework like Tapestry, backed by JavaServer Faces as the industry standard. While JavaServer Faces and JSP are meant to be aligned, Facelets steps outside of the JSP spec and provides a highly performant, JSF-centric view technology. Anyone who has created a JSP page will be able to do the same with Facelets. The difference is under the hood where all the burden of the JSP Vendor API is removed to more greatly enhance JSF performance and provide easy plug-and-go development."
The Current CMS project offers a content management system (CMS) that is the product of nine years of development, originally developed with flat files and perl, but later migrated to Java. Current CMS is a multi-user CMS with workflow, versioning and publishing capabilities. It includes a generator that prepares scaffolding including Java model and view classes, JSP, SQL create and alters... all based on simple XML configuration files. The project was also the subject of a recent java.net feature article.
This week's Ask the Experts session centers around Swing, the popular toolkit for building GUI's for Java desktop applications. Post your questions and you'll get answers from key members of Sun's Swing, Java2D, and AWT teams, namely Scott Violet (Swing Architect), Shannon Hickey (Swing Technical Lead), Chris Campbell (Java 2D Engineer), and Oleg Sukhodolsky (AWT Technical Lead). This Ask the Experts session runs from Monday, October 16 through Friday, October 20.
The TrueLicense Library Collection "aims at managing licensing aspects for closed source Java applications in a secure, reliable, flexible and yet easy way." The package allows you to create and verify licenses that are bound to a person, company, or any other entity, can be perpetual or granted for a specific time, and can provide a "free trial period" license functionality. Licenses use the digital signature methods of the Java Security API, and privacy of installed license content is maintained by using the password based encryption mechanisms provided by the Java Cryptography Extension. The project also offers two tutorials, the The TrueLicense Library Collection Tutorial and the Introduction to the TrueLicense Library Collection[PDF].
The Timing Framework project is a library to simplify Java animation and timing-based control. Introduced by the articles Timing is Everything and Time Again, it offers fundamental timing classes, interpolation facilities, and a set of trigger classes to facilitate starting and stopping animation based on events.


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Ben Affleck has been tapped to play the Caped Crusader in the sequel to "Man of Steel," Warner Bros. announced on Thursday.
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Jul. 15, 2014
Nadine Gordimer, South African writer whose literary ambitions led her into heart of apartheid to create body of fiction that brought her Nobel Prize in 1991, dies at age 90; found her themes in injustices and cruelties of South Africa's policies of racial division, and left no quarter of the society unexplored. MORE
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Francine Prose reviews book No Time Like the Present by Nadine Gordimer. MORE
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A Vibrant Battler of Apartheid Keeps Her Vibrancy
Just last year, it seemed that some black leaders of the governing African National Congress and Nadine Gordimer, the pre-eminent author and white anti-apartheid activist, had fallen out after local officials deemed one of her books racist and tried to ban it from high schools.May 10, 2002 worldNews
A Crusader Adjusts to Life After Apartheid
Through each of her books and across the trajectory of her days, Nadine Gordimer has wrestled with her political surroundings, chronicling for outsiders the personal echoes of life in a racist society. With apartheid finally ended, the novelist waxes exultant over a sense of renewal in her homeland.November 28, 1994 artsBiography
Isolation and Connection in Gordimer's Art
On the day of the announcement that Nadine Gordimer would receive the 1991 Nobel Prize in Literature, a tribute to the complex and intimate stories she has written about racism's toll on people's lives in her native South Africa, Nelson Mandela still did not have the right to vote.October 10, 1991 artsBiography
A Chronicler of a Land of Strangers
"A writer," Nadine Gordimer once wrote, "is 'selected' by his subject -- his subject being the consciousness of his own era." In her own case, the time is the late 20th century; the place, South Africa; and in 10 novels and 9 volumes of short stories, she has mapped the emotional and political geography of that troubled land with uncommon intelligence and grace.October 4, 1991 artsBiography
Nadine Gordimer Is Winner Of Nobel Prize in Literature
Nadine Gordimer, whose novels of South Africa portray the conflicts and contradictions of a racist society, was named winner of the 1991 Nobel Prize in Literature today as her country finally begins to dismantle the system her works have poignantly explored for more than 40 years.October 4, 1991 nytfrontpageBiography
Gordimer on Art and Apartheid
As controversy and violence over apartheid have escalated during the last year, South Africa has assumed an increasingly prominent role in the news, but Nadine Gordimer points out that ''it's tragic that people have to watch other people being killed to be roused to the hardship and oppression in daily life that has gone on there for years.''January 14, 1986 artsInterview
Remembering Nadine Gordimer, a Lioness of Literary Activism
The writer leaves behind profoundly affecting artistic and political legacies — in both her native South Africa and beyond.
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Nadine Gordimer, Novelist Who Took On Apartheid, Is Dead at 90
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Looking Back at Nadine Gordimer's Life and Work
Ms. Gordimer, the South African writer who received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1991, died on Sunday at 90.
July 14, 2014, Monday
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Future Imperfect
In Nadine Gordimer's novel, veterans of the anti-apartheid movement make their way in a new South Africa.
April 8, 2012, Sunday
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Letters From Johannesburg
A half-century of essays by the Nobel winner Nadine Gordimer, whose major theme of "writing and living" has been opposition to apartheid.
August 1, 2010, Sunday
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A small group of authors (including a Nobel Prize winner and a couple of perennial best-seller writers) dare to hit the shelves this month.
December 20, 2007, Thursday
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Nadine Gordimer's new stories revisit the themes of longing, love and loss.
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An Israeli novelist reflects on what literature can accomplish in a time of permanent political emergency and personal loss.
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1.And in the final days of the house of Rash'eskill'athamon of Belariag 2.There was given unto those whose faith had remained doused in the Sauce of His Noodleness 3.A boon such as was befitting their piety 4.For is it not said among the cloisters of the Hooded Monks of the Wet Gravel Path 5.'Yay, and blessings most fragrant and moist shall fall upon he who kicks not his neighbours Ox' 6.And lo the sons of Electharethion of Gelt went out into the fields 7.And blessed was thier mein for they bore first witness to the sublime Golden Shopping Trolley 8. Bestowed upon them by thier father, and mother, and Uncle on thier father's side, and that nice lady who we call Aunty but she's Not Related but she was at the wedding and she Only Has Cats at home 9.The Flying Spaghetti Monster, for He is both father and mother, and Uncle on the father's side and that nice lady who is called Aunty but is Not Related but was at the wedding and she Only Has Cats at home 10.And though the Wheel at the Front Left did squeek and there was a tendancy to Veer Off To The Right 11.Abash'Nethfalshazaar'Oxbong, eighteen thousandth son of Electharethion of Gelt did turn to his brothers 12.Arabshanalasbaar the Untidy, Peng, Durothalash'Kandasfang of the seven Garden Gnomes, Uruthal'ec'bok'schalandrafangdoshbithamon the Unpronounceable, Dave, Humongorofous the Midget and Ibing'mashkarafon of the Desperate Bedlamp 13.And proclaim unto them in solemn tones and with a straight face 14.'Lo, yay, and beholden mine brethren, see thou before thee in thine own sight there that thing which is revealed to us here in this place where we stand that we may see with our own eyes that thing of which the aforesaid revealing makes mention' 15.And they did look, and see they the thing which was revealed they did, for in that place where they stood that thing which was revealed to them they did lay thier sight upon and see that which was in that place to be seen by such as they who had come to that place, containing that thing, to see it, yay 16.'And though the Mighty Noodle of our Lord and Boss has deemed fit to touch this Golden Shopping Trolley such that it may never be pushed in a straight line for more than a few steps save at the expense of great effort on the part of he who pushes it, for His Wisdom is Great and His Way containing of the Mystery of the Complex Carbohydrate, which releaseth it's bounty slowly into the bloodstream, as efficiency doth decree, and is not beknownest unto 17.Man or Pirate or Small Flightless Bird or Late Party Guest or Directors of Low Budget Arthouse Cinema, yay though they be wise, or Chimpanzee, or Bill Oddie, or Postman, or Optimus Prime lo 18.But still is this Golden Shopping Trolley most assuredly a Sign from Him who Levitates and Passes Through Normal Matter with Ease' 18.And the Brothers of Abash'Nethfalshazaar'Oxbong, eighteen thousandth son of Electharethion of Gelt, 19.Arabshanalasbaar the Untidy, Peng, Durothalash'Kandasfang of the seven Garden Gnomes, Uruthal'ec'bok'schalandrafangdoshbithamon the Unpronounceable, Humongorofous the Midget and Ibing'mashkarafon of the Desperate Bedlamp did rejoice and they did feast upon the penne, and the ravioli, and the cannelloni and the fettucine and the lasagne, yay 20.But feasted they not upon the Spaghetti, or the Meatball, or the Marinara, for rightly did Durothalash'Kandasfang of the seven Garden Gnomes proclaim that in reverence and thanks for the boon of the Golden Shopping Trolley, 21.Which did have at it's Front Left a Wheel that did squeek, and was disposed to Veer off to the Right 22.They should partake not of the most sumptuous of His Noodlyness's bounty, but be satisfied with the other manifestations of Pasta that He, in His Wisdom, hath caused to spring forth from the Earth.
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For purposes of any action brought by the Commission under subparagraph (b) or (d) of section 77t of this title, any person that knowingly or recklessly provides substantial assistance to another person in violation of a provision of this subchapter, or of any rule or regulation issued under this subchapter, shall be deemed to be in violation of such provision to the same extent as the person to whom such assistance is provided.
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Region 1: EPA New England
New England Green Chemistry Challenge
What is Green Chemistry?
Green Chemistry provides a framework for a sustainable future by adopting safer practices and using less hazardous and non-toxic chemicals. Simply put, green chemistry is the design of chemical products and processes that reduce or eliminate the use or generation of hazardous substances. Green chemistry applies across the life cycle of a chemical product, including its design, manufacture, and use.
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Institute for Green Science at Carnegie Mellon University's On Line course: Introduction to Green Chemistry
What is the New England Green Chemistry Challenge?
The overarching goal/mission for the New England Green Chemistry Challenge is to broaden the understanding and adoption of green chemistry practices and principles in business, education, government, health care, and society as a catalyst to grow a sustainable economy in New England and beyond. Some of the goals include
- Understanding the interrelationship of green chemistry and sustainability.
- Supporting a transformative dialogue about new ways to achieve a safe and green.
- Fostering a New England economy that is based on local resources, labor force, research capacity and expert knowledge.
How will the New England Challenge accomplish this?
EPA Region 1 convened New England leaders in green chemistry during the summer and fall of 2010. From these meetings a strategic plan was agreed upon as well as a structure for moving forward. A coordinating committee was formed, chaired by Regional Administrator Curt Spalding, US EPA and John Warner, Founder of Warner Babcock Institute. From this committee co-leads were selected for six strategic sector based groups;
- Policy (Government)
- Production & Work (Business),
- Investment & Development (Venture Capital/Economic Development),
- Education (K-12, Colleges & Universities),
- Advocacy & Demand (Non-Government Organizations), and
- Healthcare (Environmental Health Organizations)
Members of the Coordinating Committee were charged to be true green chemistry advocates and practitioners, by reaching out to individuals, agencies, associations and the public as advocates of green chemistry. The six strategic groups developed their own action plans for building understanding, fostering relationships and establishing commitment to a safer, greener, sustainable society and this work is summarized in the NEW ENGLAND GREEN CHEMISTRY CHALLENGE: 2011-2012 STRATEGIC REPORT (PDF) (32 pp, 918 K).
- New England Green Chemistry Challenge: 2011-2012 Strategic Report (PDF) (32 pp, 918 K)
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|Volleyball » Schedule » Roster » News » Coaches » 2015 Statistics » 2015 Quick Facts » Match Notes
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Playing the fourth game in a seven-day span, Lipscomb came out of the gate flat and fell 3-1 (15-25, 29-27, 16-25, 24-26) to homestanding Belmont in an Atlantic Sun Conference match at the Curb Event Center in Nashville.
Things went south from the get go for the Lady Bisons (16-7, 9-1 A-Sun) as Belmont (17-8, 8-2 A-Sun) jumped out an 11-2 lead to start the contest. Lipscomb refused to give in however in the opening stanza and used an 8-2 run to cut the lead to three at 13-10. Belmont then went on a 12-5 run to close the set in which Lipscomb hit a season low -.029 thanks to a dozen errors.
"It's tough, it's tough losing," said Lipscomb head coach Brandon Rosenthal. "Some of these girls haven't lost in conference ever. It's part of it. Part of what we have to be able to do is fight through tough times and we've done a great job of that all year. Give credit to Belmont. They came out and executed their gameplan and played really well."
The second set was a battle from the start as the Lipscomb attack awoke. The Lady Bisons held a late 23-21 leads but a Belmont rally forced extra points with Lipscomb eventually taking the set 29-27.
Lipscomb's offense again went stagnant in the third set. Trailing 4-3 in the set, Lipscomb committed four straight errors to push Belmont out to a 8-3 advantage and the Bruins would eventually take the frame 25-16.
Things looked like the Lady Bisons would push the game to a fifth set as Lipscomb led 23-21 in the stanza but a Belmont kill and an error pushed the score even at 23. A kill from Kaycee Green pushed things to a set point for Lipscomb but Belmont rattled off three unanswered points to seal the win.
"Game four is exactly what Belmont-Lipscomb is all about, a battle," said Rosenthal. "I thought we were in a good spot and one too many errors down the stretch (cost us).
Freshman Lauren Ford led the Lady Bisons with 15 kills on the night. Senior Katie Rose, the reigning A-Sun Player of the Week, finished the night just behind Ford with 14 and collected a double-double with a dozen digs. Belmont's Maggie Johnson led all players with 21 kills on the night. Lipscomb senior Abby Fay and sophomore Caitlin Dotson both finished with a double-double with both notching double digits in assists and digs. Sophomore Stephanie Rex had a match high 24 digs.
Belmont finished the match with a .215-.138 edge in hitting. The loss snaps a 14-game winning streak this season for Lipscomb and a 44-game Atlantic Sun winning streak that dated back to 2008 when the last conference opponent to beat Lipscomb was Belmont also at the Curb Event Center.
The Lady Bisons are idle this weekend before returning to action next Tuesday, Nov. 1 at Tennessee State.
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Explore the strange fate of the Argentine singer and Tango legend who inexplicably vanished at the height of her fame as filmmakers Sergio Wolfe and Lorena Muñoz unravel the mystery of iconic superstar Ada Falcón. In combining footage from Falcón's numerous Argentine film appearances with voice-over narration that follows every step of her remarkable career, Wolfe and Muñoz create a documentary that cleverly poses as a mystery thriller. When their tireless investigation eventually leads them to the reclusive Franciscan Nun who has done her best to leave her fame behind, what follows is a fascinating look into the high price of fame and a compelling portrait of an icon unwilling to sacrifice her deep-rooted beliefs for the hollow glory of stardom.~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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Carbon County's unemployment rate has remained constant, registering at 5.8 percent in April and May.
The current jobless rate represents a significant improvement compared to the 8 percent unemployment level reported by the county in May 2003, according to data compiled by the Utah Department of Workforce Services.
But the second primary indicator of local labor market conditions, the year-over change in the number of non-farm wage and salaried positions, reflects an economy struggling to recover.
Workforce services data indicate employment in Carbon County dropped 6.3 percent with more than 600 jobs lost between May 2003 and May 2004.
At the state level, the unemployment rate registered at 4.6 percent in May, a slight upward movement from 4.4 percent joblessness in April.
The year-over change in the number of non-farm wage and salaried employment opportunities statewide remained steady at 1.5 percent with 16,300 more jobs than last May.
"I'm encouraged by the employment growth in Utah. We would like to see a higher rate of growth, though. But I'm optimistic that we will continue to climb toward those levels as this year progresses," noted Raylene Ireland, Utah Department of Workforce Services director.
Seasonally adjusting the statewide gains would place Utah's employment at slightly less than 2,000 jobs shy of the peak reached in January 2001.
"The overall upbeat pace of the U.S. economy is a plus for Utah. Not only does this overall increase generate new and expanding business opportunities for Utah companies, but Utah's long-term history is such that we generally outperform the U.S. economy in terms of employment growth. As we expect this relationship to hold, the better the U.S. economy does, all the better over-and-above-that for the Utah economy," commented Mark Knold, DWS senior economist.
The majority of the state's industrial sectors are showing employment growth. Last year, the sectors were shedding jobs. But the current economic rebound is permeating throughout the bulk of the Utah, and United States, economy.
The only two industries without employment gains are the information sector and financial activities. Financial declines are new to the economic scene in Utah. The sector actually grew throughout most of the recessionary period.
The financial was one of the few bright spots at locations across the state, driven by low mortgage interest rates that spurred employment gains in mortgage financing and refinancing. But the apparent end of the spurt comes as no surprise, as it appears mortgage interest rates are poised to rise as the overall economy improves, indicated the workforce services representatives. Most people who are not forced" to pursue new housing financing options have already locked themselves into historically low rates.
This was one of the biggest pushes in America's history in terms of using houses as a sort-of consumer ATM. But this phenomenon has run its course. The end result is that mortgage activities should contract significantly.
In contrast, the information sector has been slumping since the statewide recession started three years ago, continued the workforce services representatives.
The telecommunications industry is the primary reason for this slump. Its prospects of improving are probably going to be further delayed, until next year. The turnover rate of hardware in the industry has generally shown a five-year cycle. The last one was the run up to Y2K, so next year would mark that five-year anniversary, pointed out workforce services.
It is anticipated that a reinvestment cycle should benefit this industry next year, but until then, DWS officials assert that Utahns should continue to see this industry be one the economy's laggards.
The strongest driver in the economy has now become professional and business services. This is welcome news. A good portion of this is increases in the temporary help industry. But there is also good rates of growth in many of the professional, high-paying areas like architecture, engineering, legal services, and computer systems design. This is a major plus for the economy and is a foundational sector that trickles its economic benefits down to other industries.
Health care continues to be strong, with continued labor shortages in some key skills areas keeping this industry hungry. Health care is an important component in the Utah and Carbon County economy and its expansion is important. But that expansion is a theme that has been presented time-and again in these economic press releases over the past three years.
Construction continues to bounce back from its three-year contraction. The industry gained 1,700 new year-over positions, and employment stands around 69,000. The figure is only about 5,000 off its peak seen in early 2000.
Since there are significant portions of the workforce that are nationally or regionally transitory, it's quite possible that the 5,000 fewer jobs could be equal to the number of transitory workers who wandered into Utah during the peak years, explained the state agency representatives. If so, the situation means that the overall spending impact of the lost wages because of fewer jobs may be minimal, as a significant portion of the money was flowing out of the state anyway, back to the folks at home.
Retail trade activity is also springing back to life across Utah. The overall trade, transportation, utilities sector added around 3,500 new jobs over the past year.
Most of the activity is in retail trade, an industry whose fortunes parallel population growth.
The retail sector is not immune to occasional over- or under-building. That was recently the case, as retail trade overbuilt leading up to the recession and has since, of necessity, contracted.'
But Utah population growth continued throughout the recessionary period and, therefore, it's possible that just as the sector previously overbuilt, retail trade may now be slightly under-built, concluded the department of workforce services representatives.


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Beautiful 1956 VW Beetle. Great condition. Looks like new! Had only 63,000 original miles! Paperwork and documentation from the previous owners comes with the car. Original 36hpr engine runs like a real champ. The car has a LOT of pep. We've taken the car on some Vintage VW Cruises and left the other 36hprs in the dust! The little bug still runs its original 6 Volt system. Spent most of its life in California. My girlfriend bought the car in the year 2000 with only 57,000 miles on the ticker. The interior has new carpet, new headliner, new seat upholstry, and a restored stearing wheel (Not shown in photo! The wheel is not perfect, has some paint runs. Looks good though). The dash board has never been painted or cut, and it still has the original dealer-installed radio. The exterior was repainted the original color some time before we took ownership.
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iPhone 5 Rumors – UpdatedFriday, March 11th, 2011
For those of you that aren't already counting down the days, the new iPhone 5 is expected to release this summer. Given that the new phone is just a few months away, there have been tons of rumors online about what the new iPhone will and won't be. Some say that there will be an aluminum backing and a new antenna, but who really knows for sure? Well, since the rumor mill is already running about the new features in the iPhone 5, we thought we should join in the fun.
For those of you that already have an iPhone, you might be aware that there are almost a dozen different iPhone applications that are supposed "bad breath detectors". Do any of them actually work? Not as far as we can tell. How great would it be to be able to breathe on your iPhone and have it actually tell you that your breath is a little funky and you might want to grab a piece of TheraBreath gum?
We love the idea and would like to suggest that the new iPhone 5 is going to have built-in breath meter! All you'll have to do is breathe into a little device that comes built into the phone and it will tell you how bad your breath is. You already breathe on your phone all the time while you're talking anyway so this will be very convenient.
Do we have any sources to back this up? Not at all! But if any of you are apple developers out there, hey it's something to think about. Could a built-in breath detector actually work? Probably not, but what the heck – it's not nearly as far-fetched as the rumor we heard about the biometric reader or the built-in cash transaction functions.


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|Astrophysicist Looks For New Planets
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This week's full moon and mostly clear skies has had folks out in yards and along the parkway observing the beautiful spring sky. ASU Professor Richard Gray is looking for something a little more than beauty.The Astronomy Professor is part of an 11-member team looking for new planets. They have determined that planets may exist around twin, or binary, stars as well as around single stars and are looking for more evidence. Since 2000, Gray and a team of researchers have been funded by NASA to collect data on 3,600 nearby stars. The team published some of their research in this month's Astrophysical Journal.
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DERBY LINE – Perry Hunt stepped down from the Derby Line Board of Trustees Tuesday at the annual village meeting. He and his wife Pat Hunt are moving to a different town.
Hunt moved to Derby Line 43 years ago and served as a trustee for the village for about two decades. Over the years on the board he faced the "good, the bad, and turmoil," but says he knows the village will continue to survive because it's a special place.
For more of this story, see Friday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for April 5, 2013.
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WOONSOCKET ŌĆö ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm doing this for the betterment of these two kids,ŌĆØ declares George Nasuti.
It is the intent of the longtime Woonsocket High athletic director to exhaust all options in the hopes of obtaining a hardship waiver for two currently enrolled student-athletes. Due to their circumstances, these Villa Novans ŌĆō for identity purposes, they are referred to as a boysŌĆÖ soccer player and a baseball player ŌĆō do not meet the Rhode Island Interscholastic LeagueŌĆÖs basic eligibility principles.
Each one should have graduated this past June. They are now walking around the Cass Avenue campus as reclassified fifth-year seniors.
This isnŌĆÖt the first time that Nasuti has devoted effort to a cause that can prove uncomfortably sticky. In R.I. high school athletics, the concept of hardship is a multi-layered process where nothing is guaranteed.
Put yourself in the shoes of one of these youngsters-in-question. They may become apprehensive when standing before the RIILŌĆÖs Waiver Request Hearing Committee, a five-person tribunal that performs an arbitrary service on all hardship-related cases. Such trepidation on the adolescentŌĆÖs part is understandable, for it canŌĆÖt be easy to divulge specifics related to strained family relations or foreign living arrangements before a panel of impartial strangers.
Through all the personal angst that can come with unearthing deep secrets lies the silver lining, at least according to Nasuti.
ŌĆ£We do it to give them a chance. Some kids deserve it and some donŌĆÖt, so you have to balance that,ŌĆØ the longtime Woonsocket educator and supporter of athletics recently expressed while sitting behind the desk of his second-floor office inside the McFee Administration Building. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs a tough thing for me, but itŌĆÖs my responsibility to defend these children if asked.ŌĆØ
The process requires a lot of elbow grease, Nasuti says. Still, the undertaking is well worth the labor if inclusion on a team can give kids one last chance to earn a high school diploma. ItŌĆÖs a opportunity to get a young personŌĆÖs life back on track before it gets lost in the inner-city shuffle for good.
What is the definition of an athletic hardship? Before Nasuti is a varied caseload that helps him arrive at the crux of this delicate matter.
With the boysŌĆÖ soccer player, you have a 19-year-old who enrolled at Woonsocket High on the first day of classes after spending the 2012-13 school year with his family outside of the United States. He attended East Providence High for three years prior to leaving the country.
The soccer player resides in Woonsocket with a guardian ŌĆ£who wants to do whatŌĆÖs best for this boy,ŌĆØ says Nasuti. The biggest red flag in this instance is his age. RIIL rules state that an athlete is ineligible for athletic competition if his or her 19th birthday occurs before Sept. 1.
But Nasuti feels he has a chance to get the play involved through a bylaw allowing athletes to be eligible for eight semesters beginning the moment of their ninth-grade year. By that accounting, the soccer player still has two semesters of eligibility left.
ŌĆ£HereŌĆÖs a young boy who lost eligibility because of his family and lifestyle,ŌĆØ notes Nasuti. ŌĆ£Now heŌĆÖs back in the area.ŌĆØ
Concerning the baseball player, his particular hardship concerns are rooted in his home life. ItŌĆÖs a story that Nasuti can recite chapter and verse ŌĆō the A.D. has known this boy since he turned ŌĆ£10 or 11 years old.ŌĆØ Unlike the soccer player, the baseball player has not yet celebrated his 19th birthday.
ŌĆ£HereŌĆÖs a young person whoŌĆÖs been living in the city and isnŌĆÖt eligible because he hasnŌĆÖt done what heŌĆÖs supposed to do,ŌĆØ said Nasuti. ŌĆ£Some family lives are difficult and others are extremely difficult.ŌĆØ
In both instances, each male came to Nasuti looking for guidance and to gauge whether he would be willing to go to bat for them with the RIIL. Nasuti plans to reach out to the powers-that-be at Interscholastic League headquarters, a practice he has done in the past.
By providing a synopsis of each oneŌĆÖs hardship, WoonsocketŌĆÖs athletic leader figures he can get a sense of whether going ahead in the appeal process could prove worthwhile, or a foolŌĆÖs errand.
ŌĆ£Previously IŌĆÖve gone to the RIIL and told them that I didnŌĆÖt know if something qualifies as a hardship,ŌĆØ Nasuti said. (Executive Director Tom Mezzanotte) would say to bring it forward and let us decide.ŌĆØ
If he decides to go through with the process, Nasuti will undertake a fact-finding mission leaving no stone unturned. With hardship, every piece of supporting evidence is crucial.
The gathering of transcripts, medical documentation and supporting letters represents part of the legwork and a responsibility Nasuti prefers to put squarely on the kids. Constant dialogue between himself, the student seeking athletic asylum and a guardian is also paramount in making sure everyone is prepared with what could unfold when the time comes to stand before the waiver committee.
ŌĆ£You have to tell everything thatŌĆÖs happening and be truthful. IŌĆÖve been at waiver hearings where some serious issues have come up, and we have those with our kids,ŌĆØ Nasuti says. ŌĆ£You go in front of a group of people and open up your heart and tell them what youŌĆÖre going through. You count on them to vote, ŌĆśIs this good for the student or the Interscholastic League?ŌĆÖ
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs difficult because these are young people and families standing before total strangers ŌĆō strangers who may not have the same background and donŌĆÖt even know what city kids deal with,ŌĆØ Nasuti delves further. ŌĆ£IŌĆÖve been with kids who cry and get upset and families that feel uncomfortable to the point that they may hold back. It can make for a tense situation, but you have to lay it all on the line.ŌĆØ
Hence the importance of character witnesses who can articulate points that donŌĆÖt come across as slanted or biased. Nasuti has no trouble breaking the ice and saying why everyone has gathered in the first place. However, ŌĆ£I canŌĆÖt be the sole voice.ŌĆØ
Along that train of thought, Nasuti refrains from having his head coaches present at waiver meetings. His rationale: Their appearance would detract from the motive of getting this hopeful player eligible and lend undeserved credence to the notion that they seek to add players for the purpose of bolstering the teamŌĆÖs chances.
ŌĆ£Administrators, principals or guidance counselors should get involved,ŌĆØ Nasuti adamantly expressed. ŌĆ£The committee is looking for as many people as possible.ŌĆØ
In his capacity as athletic director, Nasuti has brought a half-dozen hardship cases before the RIILŌĆÖs waiver committee. The last time he went before the board with a meaningful request was prior to the 2010 football season. The outcome ended up in favor of this gridiron contributor.
ŌĆ£It had to do with academics and length of eligibility. He had missed years, but very similar to the baseball player, his family life was difficult. HeŌĆÖs had hardships that affected him,ŌĆØ said Nasuti.
Woonsocket was able to keep this particular football player in school during the academic year prior to the RIIL awarding him eligibility. On the strength of a support staff that was determined to see this particular Villa Novan pull through, he was enrolled as a special education student and given permission to practice with head coach Carnell HendersonŌĆÖs squad.
ŌĆ£We kept this inner city kid with a tough background in school and playing football,ŌĆØ Nasuti proudly stated. ŌĆ£He was ineligible his junior season, but we kept him in school by having him practice with us, but he never played. He went to school every day and practiced, but when his time came, he put the work in. He wanted to make himself better. We put him up because we knew he was going to give us the effort.ŌĆØ
The jury remains out if Nasuti can have similar success with the current waiver applicants. The biggest obstacle with the boysŌĆÖ soccer player is that the waiver interpretation meeting for fall student-athletes has already taken place. The next waiver meeting is Oct. 16 and is supposed to be reserved for winter athletic hopefuls.
Again noting that the soccer player didnŌĆÖt enter school until the first day of classes, Nasuti has his fingers crossed that he can convince the waiver committee to hold an emergency session that not only addresses his situation, ŌĆ£but any other cases at this time.ŌĆØ
On the surface, it would seem counterproductive to wait until next monthŌĆÖs scheduled conclave before finding out whether or not the soccer player can slide on a Villa Novans jersey. Time is of the essence, and it wouldnŌĆÖt be fair for the player to learn of his fate with little precious time remaining in the regular season.
With the baseball player, Nasuti still has time ŌĆō the waiver meeting for prospective springtime contributors isnŌĆÖt until next February 5.
What happens if the waiver committee rules against the two Woonsocket prospects? Nasuti did not exactly portray confidence when he replied to said question with, ŌĆ£My feeling is that these kids might not graduate.ŌĆØ
That may come across as grim, but it shows what kind of against-the-tide fight Nasuti has on his hands.
ŌĆ£If you stay back and youŌĆÖre too old, thatŌĆÖs your fault,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£Family life, moving and cultural differences, thatŌĆÖs different from failing a class.ŌĆØ
Question is: do the decision makers who are granted the power of autonomy in such matters share NasutiŌĆÖs sentiment?
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YIELD: Makes 4 to 6 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 25 minutes
TOTAL TIME: 30 minutes
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 1/2 cups chopped red onion, divided
- 2 cups diced cooked turkey
- 1 4-ounce can diced green chiles
- 3 cups purchased medium-hot salsa with chipotles and garlic (from about two 16-ounce jars)
- 4 cups unsalted tortilla chips
- 2 cups crumbled queso fresco or Cotija cheese, or grated 4-cheese Mexican blend
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- Crema mexicana or sour cream
Preheat oven to 450°F. Heat 2 tablespoons oil in heavy large ovenproof skillet. Add 11/4 cups onion; sauté until onion begins to soften, about 5 minutes. Add turkey and chiles; sauté 3 minutes. Stir in salsa; simmer until heated through, about 3 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Stir in chips. Sprinkle with cheese. Place skillet in oven; bake just until cheese melts, about 5 minutes. Sprinkle with remaining 1/4 cup onion and cilantro; drizzle with crema and serve.


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Reviewer: Charles Wood, MD
Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania
Last Modified: November 13, 2006
Presenter: R. Gutt
Presenter's Affiliation: University of Maryland
Type of Session: Scientific
Materials and Methods
Author's Conclusions
Though overall survival was not different between the 2 patient groups, radiation treatment was associated with a higher proportion of cardiac deaths in patients with left-sided breast cancers
Clinical/Scientific Implications
Though somewhat small, this study is one of the few that have evaluated long-term morbidity and mortality in breast cancer patients with a prior history of cardiac disease undergoing radiation treatment as part of breast conservation therapy. Cardiac deaths were found to be higher in the left-sided patients, although overall survival was similar between the 2 groups. The fact that the right-sided patients were significantly older than the left-sided patients may potentially obscure any potential detriment to overall survival in left-sided patients treated with radiotherapy. Additionally, the older age of the right-sided patients could reflect a selection bias, as older patients with left-sided disease may have been steered away from radiotherapy due to concerns over cardiac complications. As this study is retrospective, it is hypothesis-generating only, and prospective data would be helpful in reducing systematic biases and allowing for more definitive conclusions.


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Utah-Notice of Invitation to Participate
In Coal Exploration Program
Wasatch Natural Resources
Long Canyon Tract
Carbon County, Utah
Wasatch Natural Resources is inviting all qualified parties to
participate in its proposed exploration of certain Federal coal
deposits in the following described lands in Carbon County, Utah:
T. 13 S., R. 7 E., SLM, Utah
Sec. 2, lots 1-7, S½NE¼, SE¼NW¼, E½SW¼, SE¼;
Sec. 3, lots 1, 2, 5-8, SW¼NE¼, NW¼SE¼;
Sec. 10, all;
Sec. 11, all;
Sec. 14, all;
Sec. 15, all.
Containing 3,507.84 acres.
Any party electing to participate in this exploration program must
send written notice of such election to the Bureau of Land Management,
Utah State Office, 440 West 200 South, Suite 500, Salt Lake City, Utah
84101, and to Gregory Hunt, Chief Operating Officer, Wasatch Natural
Resources, 299 South Main Street, Suite 1300, Salt Lake City, Utah
84111. Such written notice must be received within thirty days after
publication of this notice in the Federal Register.
Any party wishing to participate in this exploration program must be
qualified to hold a lease under the provisions of 43 CFR 3472.1 and
must share all cost on a pro rata basis. An exploration plan submitted
by Wasatch Natural Resources, detailing the scope and timing of this
exploration program is available for public review during normal
business hours in the public room of the BLM, Utah State Office, 440
West 200 South, Suite 500, Salt Lake City, Utah, under serial number
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Join local professional photographer, Raynor Czerwinski, on a cross country ski tour out to the historic town of Gothic and stay the night in the Luxurious Maroon hut.Spend the evening photographing the sunset over the historic buildings as well as the dramatic mountainous scenery. After dinner, return outside to a nighttime winter wonderland to photograph night sky.The Maroon Hut Has raised the bar for backcountry living with a ground source heat pump for heating and hot water, electricity, a full kitchen with running water, and four bedrooms with beds for eight people. All Workshops have a maximum of 6 people and cost $235. The cost includes one on one photographic instruction, and lodging fees at the Maroon hut. The meals are decided on prior to the event and dinner will be gourmet provided by Raynor's Chef. The ski is 4 miles (one way) on moderate terrain to the Gothic town site, or roughly 1.5-2 hours depending on conditions.The Maroon Hut has many amenities, so this is one of the "lighter" ski tours one can go on in the area.Required Photography Equipment:Digital or Film camera, SLR preferred. Any camera that has the ability to change the exposure/f-stop manually will work.TripodGraduated Neutral Density Filters (Highly recommended/Required)PolarizerCable ReleaseFor booking, contact (970) 349-7044 or email@example.com other questions, please feel free to contact Raynor Czerwinski email@example.com