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Cortland State vs. Ohio Wesleyan
March 23, 2002
|Drew Hyatt
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|Derek Elvin
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|Craig Degnan
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|Adam Hughes
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|Rob Mckeefrey
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|Steve Feltmann
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|Matt Coughlin
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|John Galvin
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|John Schlegel
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|Andy Rowe
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|Michael Long
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|Sorrel Coulson
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|Douglas Freeman
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|Paul Mccommons
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|The Game Story:
|ENDICOTT, N.Y. -- Trailing by three in the first quarter and tied at
halftime, fourth-ranked SUNY Cortland outscored 11th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan
University 15-3 in the second half to defeat the Battling Bishops 21-9 in a
battle of nationally-ranked Division III squads at Union-Endicott High
School. The victory came in Cortland head coach Lelan Rogers' first game
against his former team. Rogers coached at Ohio Wesleyan from 1990-99 and
took over the Red Dragons' helm in 2001. He was 4-0 versus Cortland while
the head coach at OWU.
The Bishops (2-3) took a 5-2 lead with 5:36 left in the first quarter. Senior Matt Coughlin (Denver, CO/Regis Jesuit) and freshman John Schlegel (Chevy Chase, MD/Gonzaga) each scored twice during the early run. Cortland (4-1), however, scored the final three goals of the quarter, capped by junior Craig Degnan's (Rockville Centre/South Side) goal off a Drew Hyatt (Jamesville/Jamesville-DeWitt) assist with 45 seconds left to tie the game at 5-5. Cortland took a 6-5 lead 11 seconds into the second quarter on a goal by junior Derek Elvin (Orchard Park), but OWU tied the game with 7:48 left in the half on a tally by senior John Galvin (Port Washington/Kent (CT)).
The Red Dragons scored the first four goals of the third quarter to take a 10-6 lead and led by at least three goals the rest of the way. OWU was within 13-9 on a Galvin goal 1:35 into the fourth quarter, but the Red Dragons shut down the Bishops the rest of the way and scored eight goals in the final 10:35.
Elvin led Cortland with four goals while sophomore Andrew Roth (Ridgewood, NJ/Don Bosco Prep) and Degnan scored three goals apiece. Hyatt finished with two goals and three assists, senior Rob McKeefrey (Melville/Half Hollow Hills West) added two goals and one assist, senior Patrick Gorman (Lindenhurst) scored twice and freshman Adam Hughes (North Syracuse/Cicero-North Syracuse) recorded a goal and two assists.
Coughlin led OWU with two goals and two assists. Galvin finished with two goals and one assist while Schlegel and junior Andy Rowe (Alpharetta, GA/Penfield (NY)) scored two goals each.
Cortland junior goalie Steve Feltmann (Long Valley, NJ/West Morris Central) made 10 saves, five in each half. OWU freshman goalie Paul McCommons (Smyrna, DE/Dover) recorded 26 saves. Cortland outshot the Bishops 73-25, including a 45-10 margin in the second half.


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The Coexistence Center and the Library are divided into three floors and a basement, organized with a central courtyard scheme that connects the four floors providing natural light and relating the different users.
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The cruelty, predation and concentration of wealth today has sparked a new type of murder that has more in common with insurgency violence than serial murder.
I was working on an article about last month's rampage massacre in Afghanistan that left 17 villagers dead, when news hit of this past Monday's massacre at an Oakland, California, religious college, leaving seven dead. In both cases, the shooters survived and face a possible death penalty — which is rare: Usually these rampage killings end with self-inflicted bullet in the mouth.
These "going postal" rampage killings like the one that just took place at the Oikos University campus happen so often and with such relentless rhythm, a lot of people might easily assume that these mass-shootings at American schools and workplaces have always been with us
It's not true, of course — as I wrote in my book Going Postal: Rage, Murder and Rebellion — it's an exclusively American phenomenon specific to our time. The first post office rampage killing took place in Edmond, Oklahoma, in the mid-1980s, at the height of the Reagan Revolution's war on the American worker.
Those post office massacres quickly migrated into private workplace massacres by the end of the 1980s, where they've become a regular rhythmic staple of our murder culture ever since – and from the adult workplace, the massacres migrated to our schools.
We've had mass-killings before; and every now and then, you'll read about a rampage killing in some other country. But only in America, and only since the mid-1980s, do American employees attack their own workplaces and offices, and middle-class students attack their own schools, with such consistency, year after year.
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Introduction xv
Donkey for Sale: Ethical Wealth 1
Justice on the Train: Offering Criticism 9
Try Them, Try Them: Developing Persistence 17
Door Openers: Spiritual Leadership 25
Who Needs You?: Working Together 33
Listen Up: Effective Listening 41
I Don't Know: Respectful Conversation 49
In the Beginning: Keeping Resolutions 59
Prelude to Disaster: Building Confidence 65
Eureka!: Using Intuition 73
Something Creative: Accessing Creativity 81
Do You Mean It?: Discovering Meaning 91
You're Finished!: Embracing Change 99
Alone on the Sofa: Finding Truth 107
The Superior Object: Resolving Conflicts of Interest 115
Hey, You Screwed Up Again!: Transforming Mistakes 121
Making Stuff Up: Reacting Objectively 129
Waiting for Nobel: Overcoming Feelings of Inadequacy 137
Self, Actually: Being Authentic 145
Return That Call: Enlightened Self-Interest 153
So, a Horse Walks into a Bar... Taking Time for Laughter 161
What If?: Facing Fear 169
The Aim of Existence: Cultivating Happiness 177
The No Negativity Event: Living with Optimism 185
A Thankfully Short Message: Living with Gratitude 195
The Power of Three: Living with Balance 201
Take a Breath: Directed Meditation 209
Go Forth: Starting on the Spiritual Journey 217
The Lonely Man: Balancing Faith and Ambition 223
What's in Your Pocket: Integrating Opposites 233
Index 243
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- The estranged father of actress Lindsay Lohan was back in police custody Thursday, just hours after being released from a Tampa jail for Tuesday's arrest on domestic violence charges.
Tampa police responded to a 911 call from Michael Lohan's on-and-off girlfriend early Thursday. Kate Major told police Lohan, 51, made a harassing phone call to her shortly after being released from jail Wednesday afternoon. Lohan called again while police were at Major's condo. Major, 28, put the call on speaker so police could listen. After hearing what Lohan said, the police department notified the Hillsborough County State Attorney's Office of a violation of Judge Walter Heinrich's pre-trial release orders that he stay away from Major, and an arrest order was authorized.
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Police went to the Tahitian Inn in Tampa, where Lohan was reportedly staying. According to a news release from police, Lohan spotted the officers and jumped off a third-floor balcony in an attempt to escape.
Lohan was arrested after a short pursuit on foot. He was taken into police custody and taken to the Hillsborough County Jail. There, deputies suspected he may have broken his foot when he jumped off the balcony, so he was taken to Tampa General Hospital for evaluation.
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Lohan was arrested Tuesday on domestic violence charges involving Major, a former reporter for the Star tabloid. Police say he grabbed her arms and pushed her down multiple times during a daylong argument. When Lohan was released from jail Wednesday, he said he "didn't do anything" and the charges were Major's way of making money.
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The St. Petersburg Times reported that Lohan claimed Major set him up to be overheard by police Thursday. "She needs help, she calls me, and I'm a sucker so I call her back. I'm an idiot," Lohan said as he was being put into the back of a police cruiser.
In July, a misdemeanor domestic violence charge against Lohan stemming from a fight with Major was dismissed in Los Angeles after she failed to show up for the trial. Lohan's attorney said Major declined to cooperate to avoid a court spectacle.
Lohan has a history of arrests in New York over allegations of harassment from ex-girlfriends.
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Dec. 6, 2013BY MIKE LUCASUWBadgers.comMADISON, Wis. -- Lamont Paris is a neophyte to the Marquette-Wisconsin rivalry. But since joining the UW coaching staff, Paris has gotten up to speed on the intensity that makes this intrastate series so special."It's deep-seated," said Paris, a fourth-year assistant under Bo Ryan. "I feel, at times, there's some dislike between the groups (fan bases), not necessarily the players and coaches."Very perceptive. Marquette fans will remember Maurice Lucas making a clutch jumper at the buzzer and Al McGuire dancing on the scorer's table in celebration of a 59-58 win in the 1974 Milwaukee Classic.
Wisconsin fans will remember the dance and Glenn Hughes, the father of 6-foot-11 twins Kim and Kerry Hughes, reacting with a "You're No. 1" salute to McGuire from his seat behind the scorer's table.Papa Hughes used his middle finger.On the other hand …Wisconsin fans will remember Alando Tucker scoring 17 points, including a critical shot in the paint over Steve Novak with 45 seconds remaining, in a 63-59 win at the Kohl Center in 2003.Marquette fans will remember the Badgers shooting 32 free throws to only nine for the Golden Eagles in what was then only the second time both teams were nationally ranked when they played."From a fan's perspective," Paris concluded, "It's very intense."From a player's perspective, newbies have always been welcome in this rivalry.In Dwayne Wade's first game against Wisconsin, he had 23 points in 25 minutes. But it was not enough to overcome Kirk Penney, who had 33 in a 86-73 victory over previously unbeaten Marquette.That was 2001 in Madison -- one year after Penney went 0-for-6 from the field and 0-for-3 from the stripe against the Golden Eagles, though the Badgers were still able to pull out a win in Milwaukee.Bo Ryan's first victory in the series as a head coach was also in 2001, his first year back. Ryan was a UW assistant in 1978 when the Badgers snapped a 15-game losing streak to Marquette.Four players scored in double-figures for Wisconsin that day: Larry Petty, Claude Gregory, Joe Chrnelich and Wes Matthews, whose son, Wesley, also became a part of the lore of the rivalry when hey played at Marquette.As a young coach, Ryan once said, "My dream and goal was to be involved in games like this."
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When the next chapter in this series is written Saturday at the Kohl Center, there will be a handful of freshmen who will get their first introduction to what this game means to both schools.For Marquette, it will be Deonte Burton and JaJuan Johnson.For Wisconsin, it will be Nigel Hayes and Bronson Koenig."I don't know too much about the rivalry, but I know these two teams love to play each other," said Hayes, a four-year letterwinner for the Whitmer High School Panthers in Toledo, Ohio."I went to the dominant public school in the area so our rivals were all the Catholic schools -- and any other school in the state of Ohio."My school was kind of a focal point. We got picked on a lot. Our rivals were everyone, so I'm used to playing in so-called rivalry games."
Paris backed him up about Whitmer -- "He had a good high school team and they had a bullseye on their back" -- but he added, "He's been in something quasi-similar" to what is Marquette-Wisconsin.Hayes is a quick study, so it won't take him long to learn about the rivalry. At that, he's still in the very early stages of his development as a college basketball player; he's learning on the fly."I think it's a work in progress," said UW associate head coach Greg Gard. "There have been a lot of in-game adjustments to the speed and the physicality at times."Not that he can't play physical -- and doesn't play physical -- but I think he gets a little surprised at times because of the newness of it all. So the ongoing adjustments have been to what teams are doing to him and what teams are doing to other players and how do you read and react and make your adjustments."Nigel has done a pretty good job defensively and he has gotten better there. But I think he can continue to be more physical around the rim offensively and be even more of a factor on the glass."Hayes has appeared in all nine games. While the minutes haven't been there in abundance -- he's averaging 15 with a high of 25 -- they have been quality minutes because of the schedule strength."One of the biggest things when you're playing limited minutes," Paris said, "is that sometimes it can be hard to get into any kind of flow when you get in the game."For many first-year players who are not getting the playing time they expected, Paris said, "It's easy to feel sorry for yourself and, because of that, you're not prepared when you do get called."But that hasn't been the case with Hayes. Paris pointed to what he was able to do Wednesday night in Wisconsin's 48-38 win at Virginia in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge.
"He was thrown in there during the second half in a critical situation," he said, "and was called upon to defend, rebound, block a shot and make something happen for us, and he was able to do that."They drove to the basket, he chested a guy up (Malcolm Brogdon) and got a blocked shot. In another possession, they had a wide down-screen and he was guarding the screener."But he came and helped (on the ball) and he was able to get back to his man when they tried to look to him for a layup. On offense, he had an aggressive, attacking move to the basket.
"He missed the shot, but we rebounded it because he drew so much attention."Sam Dekker was fouled on the put-back and split at the free throw line."I did think I had it," Hayes said of his layup attempt. "I have to focus a little more and make sure I get that shot. Instead of one point, we should have had two."Hayes ended up playing nine minutes at Virginia."When I come in, I just try to be as effective as I can with the time that I have," Hayes said. "I haven't been seeing the minutes that I may have hoped for, but Coach Ryan knows what he's doing."Hayes realizes that there are only so many minutes available, especially with Dekker averaging 30 and Frank Kaminsky averaging 28. Hayes and 6-9 Duje Dukan have been the frontcourt subs.So, what's the next step for Hayes?"He can give us more presence," Gard said, "from five feet and in.""The more activity he exudes," Paris said, "the more achievement he seems to have.""Offensively," Hayes said, "I have to be more aggressive and assertive and less tentative."How would he account for his early season tentativeness?"Part of that comes from a little inexperience," Hayes said. "But it's also the confidence in myself. I read an interview with Brandon Jennings (the former Milwaukee Bucks guard)."He was saying that the coaches were telling him to take shots that he didn't want to shoot because he didn't have the confidence to shoot them. I just need to get my confidence up. I know I can hit these shots. I just need to make sure when I shoot them, I stood them with confidence."It goes back to what Hayes was saying earlier."I'm sure it's obvious to the people when they see me catch the ball," he said. "I look like I'm not sure if I want to score or pass. I just need to apply more aggression to my offense."Offering a caveat -- "I don't need to be a ball hog" -- Hayes talked about how the really good scorers know "whatever shot they shoot, it's going in. And if it doesn't, they know the next one is."That's the type of mentality that he would like to adopt on offense without sacrificing anything on the defensive end, which is still the quickest way to earn more playing time on a Ryan-coached team.Especially against Marquette. The 6-7, 250-pound Hayes and the 6-4, 230-pound Burton could both have a presence -- physically -- in Saturday's game and it won't go unnoticed by either fan base. Nothing ever does.
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Oregon defensive back Talmadge Jackson III will wear jersey No. 29 when the Ducks face Oklahoma State in the Holiday Bowl, Andy Mac reports. That extends a tradition the Ducks initiated for home games this season to honor deceased safety Todd Doxey, a native of San Diego.
Within that same post, we learn that Ra'Shon Harris will play in the East-West Shrine Game. We can only hope he's willing to file the kind of great dispatches Geoff Schwartz provided this blog from the Shrine Game last season.
The Ducks practiced tonight in the Moshofsky Center. It was the final open practice of the bowl preparations, but I had two stories to file and wasn't able to watch much.
Notes: NaDerris Ward has left the team early for the holidays to attend to family matters. Ward isn't eligible to travel to the Holiday Bowl with the team because he's sitting out this season under NCAA transfer rules, so his absence isn't a major concern. … Jeremiah Johnson tweaked a hamstring but downplayed its significance after practice. … Mike Bellotti had a long one-on-one talk with Chris Harper following practice.


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Belgian-style quad ale fermented with Shiraz grape must and aged in red wine oak barrels
Batch #1:
Bottled on 3/28/12; Alc. 10.5% by Vol.
Brewed on 2/13, bottled on 3/28, and released on 5/12, it had about 3 months of aging before hitting the shelves, which allowed the beer to mature nicely. There's plenty going on here, with grapey flavors mixed with a strong maltiness and some almost musty undertones. We're very pleased with the batch, but want even more fruity flavors to come through (and also a more purple color). Batch #2 (already bottled) has even more grape juice, so expect some changes when it releases in a few weeks.
Batch #2:
Bottled on 4/30/12; Alc. 9.8% by Vol.
Aged for 3 months like batch #1, this batch has about 50% more grape juice added than the first, so the wine-like flavors are much more present and noticeable. It's a little bit lower on the ABV, and much fruitier. We like this batch more than the first – it drinks easier, tastes a little less burnt, and showcases the Shiraz very nicely. However, now the grape tones are almost too overpowering. Seems like threre's a balance to be struck between this batch and the first.
Batch #3:
Bottled on 7/2/12; Alc. 9.5% by Vol.
We think this is actually one of the best beers we've released yet. With the grape tones dialed back a bit, this is an incredibly balanced, understated beer. All of the flavors are much more subtle in this than in the previous two batches, and it seems to acheive something closer to that quintessentail "Belgian Quad" taste, but slightly shifted. More dry than the other two, it sips very easily for a 9.5% beer and has almost zero burn. This one should develop some really nice fig & plum flavors with time. It's also the last Quad Reserve we'll brew in 2012 – nice to end on such a high note.


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Filter done labels?
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is it possible to filter a label, that is done already?
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I mean to filter a task with a label that is done.
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Do you mean:
a) filtering tasks that have a label such as @done?
b) filtering tasks by a particular label and seeing the tasks that are completed which also have that label?
Pretty sure you mean (b) and I am pretty sure that is not possible.
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Hello Oliver,
If you want to see a list of completed tasks that used to have a specific label, then you can click on the Karma score in the top-right corner, go to "View All Completed" and then filter this list by label.
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LINCOLN – You could say the elements helped even the playing field between Lincoln and North Smithfield. With a steady rain sweeping across Chet Nichols Field, Tuesday's Division II quarterfinal match became a matter of survival.
Thanks to two goals in the final nine minutes, the Lions emerged from this mud bath with a 2-0 victory over the Northmen, who played the game minus the services of head coach Steve DeMeo. DeMeo was relived of his coaching duties after Monday's arrest for allegedly transmitting inappropriate messages to a minor.
Boston Red Sox director of player development Mike Hazen confirmed Tuesday that the process to find Pawtucket's next manager is already under way. The vacancy was created when Torey Lovullo left to become Toronto's first base coach on Monday.
"We've already started to put together a list," Hazen said via cell phone. "Certainly within the list you have to stay somewhat flexible because of (potential coaching shifts at the major league level). As a result more candidates could become available as those situations play out."
PAWTUCKET -- In the end, Torey Lovullo could not say no to his mentor and close friend John Farrell.
A partnership that took flight as teammates with the California Angels in 1993 and later working side-by-side in the player development ranks with the Cleveland Indians was rekindled Monday, as Lovullo was hired to join Farrell's coaching staff in Toronto. The former Pawtucket Red Sox manager will serve as the Blue Jays' first base coach.
Nobody said the format to crown a single champion for the 2010-11 high school boys' basketball season would be perfect. The event, which calls for a 16-team bracket, is the first of its kind, meaning it should be viewed as a litmus test by administrators, coaches and players.
But that hasn't stopped some coaches from the lower divisions in voicing concern on how everything is arranged. The field is broken down so that the first eight slots are awarded to Div. I teams, the next five belong to Div. II, and the last three spaces are set aside for entries from Div. III.
It was great to see Joe Paterno collect his 400th career victory at Penn State on Saturday. I was in the neighborhood for many of the first 120 back in my college days and early sports writing years. It wasn't always easy dealing with a man who set such high standards for himself and his program. Paterno kept everyone on their toes, beginning with his players and going right down the list, all the way down to the lowest creatures on earth … the sports writing fraternity.
Eight teams will square off today-- weather permitting -- in the Division II playoffs. And perhaps six of them could actually win the state title that will be decided this coming Sunday at Rhode Island College.
"Our division is very close," Lincoln coach John D'Aloisio admitted over the weekend. His Lions host North Smithfield at 4 p.m. today.
A day-long rain is in the forecast. Any games postponed today likely would be made up on Tuesday.
Welcome to the Division II football playoffs, home of the complex algorithms.
For those who remember the unprecedented five-way tiebreaker of two years ago that tabulated Woonsocket as the odd team out, a refresher course on the wording of the tiebreaker formula was held after Central knocked off Chariho on Friday night. The 40-12 outcome created a three-way logjam atop the II-A standings with Central, Chariho and Johnston all sporting identical 5-2 records.
PAWTUCKET – Mike Sassi knew his St. Raphael squad could not improve or hinder its playoff position heading into Saturday's regular season finale against Ponaganset. Though the Saints were locked in as the third seed in Division II-B, that didn't stop the head coach from digging deep into his bag of motivational tricks.
PAWTUCKET – Friday night's key Division II-A matchup with Johnston High pretty much mirrored the way the season has gone for the Shea High football team. The Raiders were once again their own worst enemies, fumbling the ball seven times, three of which were recovered by the visiting Panthers.
Even as something as simple as recovering an onside kick eluded Shea in the third quarter. So when Johnston smothered the live ball at the 6:58 mark, you had the feeling that whatever slim chance the Raiders had at qualifying for the postseason went up in smoke.
LINCOLN --- Lincoln High handled the must-win pressure quite well.
Needing to claim its Division III regular-season finale with mighty Middletown High in order to keep their postseason hopes alive, the Lions rose to the challenge and put forth one of their best performances of the year in front of a large Homecoming Night crowd by posting a 29-16 triumph at Ferguson Field.
The victory gives the Lions a 5-3 mark and tiebreakers over two of the other three teams fighting for the last three playoff spots in the division – Moses Brown and the Islanders.
PAWTUCKET – Tolman High had to dig deep on Thursday night to outlast Narragansett in a preliminary round playoff matchup.
The Tigers rallied from a 2-1 deficit to edge the Mariners in five games, 3-2.
EAST PROVIDENCE – North Kingstown outside hitter Annie Ragan was prepared for a long night against the East Providence girls volleyball team in Thursday night's Division I quarterfinals.
Instead, it turned out to be the shortest postseason appearance the Townies have had in over 20 years.
Plagued by a slew of errors all over the court, East Providence struggled to find a way to win key points, and North, on the back of their all-state outside hitter, gladly took advantage, beating the Townies 25-23, 27-25, 25-20, a surprising end to the season for EP.
CUMBERLAND --- It's been seven years since Cumberland High last captured a playoff game, but on Thursday night, the Clippers ended that drought in a big way in its Division II preliminary-round match with Warwick Vets High.
Michaela Leblanc and Michelle Malboeuf had solid games at the net and Robyn Andrade and Jessica Larivee keyed a strong showing from the service line for the Clippers in their easy 3-0 triumph at the Clippers' Wellness Center.
While the fates of politicians were decided on Election Day, the fates of five playoff-hopeful Blackstone Valley clubs could be determined as early as this weekend or as late as Thanksgiving morning.
When October ended, so did much of the drama in the Division II-B playoff race. Last weekend's play saw the top three seeds etched in stone in Tolman (6-0), Woonsocket (5-1), and St. Raphael (4-2) and the final spot still up for grabs between Mount Hope and Toll Gate.
PAWTUCKET --- When Portsmouth High took a 1-0 lead just 54 seconds into Wednesday afternoon's Division I quarterfinal-round contest with Shea High and held it into the final moments of the first half, the Raiders and their fans were quietly fearing the worst.
That's because in last year's Division II quarterfinals, the Raiders suffered a stunning 2-1 loss to Lincoln High that saw the Lions draw first blood, and despite being dominated for most of the game, escape Pawtucket with the upset victory.
You never forget your first big league manager – no matter where the game of baseball takes you. That's how Torey Lovullo is choosing to remember the wisdom and guidance former Detroit and Cincinnati manger Sparky Anderson imparted on his pro career. Anderson passed away on Thursday from complications of dementia in Thousand Oaks, Calif. He was 76.
"I'm saddened because he was an influential man in so many areas," said Lovullo, Pawtucket's manager, when reached early Thursday night.
PAWTUCKET – So how do you build a winning high school football program? Tolman coach Dave Caito certainly can describe the process.
WOONSOCKET -- Last year's Division II Super Bowl championship season is a distant memory for players on the 2010 Woonsocket High squad.
"That's gone," head coach Carnell Henderson admitted on Tuesday night. "We were a senior-heavy team last year. The kids on this year's team feel like they were recipients of a championship last year. They want to win one for themselves."
The Villa Novans are 5-1 with one game left in the regular season. That one loss came against unbeaten Tolman by a 6-0 score back in mid-September.
Based on their records and how they've played against their league opponents, the Division I semifinals should include top-seed Barrington and No. 2 Shea from Division I-East and third-seeded Bishop Hendricken and No. 4 seed La Salle from Div. I-South.
PAWTUCKET — Two great names from Tolman High football history were reunited on Monday evening for the taping of Bill Mulholland's "Good Sports" cable access television show.
Larry Caswell and Frank Geiselman shared a stage, talking about their successful careers as quarterback and wide receiver, respectively, at both Tolman and the University of Rhode Island.


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It's not easy to replace the top selling tennis shoe, but that is the situation that Prince was faced with as they upgraded the popular T22 and released their newest shoe, the Prince T24. Not wanting to mess with something that clearly is not broken, Prince made only minimal changes to the T24 to improve stability without sacrificing the comfort and breathability of its predecessor.
The Prince T22 is widely known as one of the most popular shoes, and things like a forgiving forefoot fit, excellent shock absorption, and a plethora of available colors certainly did not hurt its popularity, especially amongst teams. Never wanting to fall behind in the technology war, how is it possible to improve on what many consider perfection?
Prince's approach was to keep the favorite features like the ShockEraser heel insert and 4FootWrap and make subtle improvements to the stability and ventilation of the shoe. While the T24 takes away a small amount of mesh on the lateral side of the forefoot, the synthetic leather that replaced it offers even greater stability.
Regardless of performance, a shoe simply has to be comfortable to wear, and so a new ventilation design was added to the side of the shoe to allow greater air flow. One thing that is a concern to many is that by implementing more synthetic leather in the forefoot, that roomy fit is sacrificed a bit. As a result, the T24 has a bit of a Nike Courtballistec 4.3 sort of feel.
The Prince 4FootWrap design serves two purposes; to act as a locking system to not only provide support and stability for side to side movements but also help to prevent the foot from sliding forward, jamming the player's toes.
In addition to all of the forefoot stability, the wYshbone shank was replaced with a new TPU shank called the Archbridge, providing enhanced midfoot support. Durability was not forgotten in the T24, as the PRC1000 Outsole remains and is still backed by a six-month outsole durability guarantee from Prince.
The Prince T24 offers a medium width fit and a medium arch. If the T22 was a little loose in the forefoot for you, the T24 will offers a more snug fit thanks to the added synthetic leather and different cut. Whether this is a good or bad change, is entirely dependent on your foot type, so give the T24 a try if you are looking for stability, cushioning, and durability.
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Getting There: Ed Ruscha
—01. A film by Matthew Donaldson.
After recently featuring Yohji Yamamoto, the 'Getting There' series by Nowness continues with Ed Ruscha. As he drives through Los Angeles the artist tells us about his daily experience with a particular pothole, a unique approach to listening to the radio, and the way he looks at the city.


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Town and Gown—
Investigating the History of the Berkeley Campus and Community
Richard Cándida Smith Office hours, Th 1-3 and by appointment
Seminar Room C, Building C,, Clark Kerr Campus 489 Bancroft Library
This class provides an introduction to the history of UC Berkeley and its relationship with the community surrounding the campus. We'll begin with a thumbnail sketch of the history of higher education in the US and explore the development of the university and the reasons for Berkeley's preeminence. We'll tour the campus in order to see what the buildings and grounds say about the California ideal of education. Then we'll look at the resources on campus for finding out more about what's happened at Berkeley.
The goal of the class is, using the subject of campus history, to expose students to professional-level practices of research. Students will learn how questions and interests are translated into research plans. They will be introduced to some of the methodologies that are used by historians as they reconstruct and analyze the roots of the present in the past. Lectures and discussion will be focused as much on "How do we know? How do we find out?" as "What happened?" In addition to articles about the university, students in class will read oral histories that preserve the memories of faculty, administrators, and former students about their lives at Berkeley. Students will also speak with campus leaders, both present and past. Students will get an introduction in how to conduct oral history interviews and see if they want to do interviews themselves.
We'll conclude the semester with brief research projects where the class begins to explore how to find answers to questions they have about Berkeley, the campus and the town.
January 22 — Introductions — Discussion on the history of higher education in the United States — What would you like to know more about Berkeley? — Selection of open topics for discussion in April
January 29 — Traditions and practices of faculty governance at Berkeley — Town/gown relations
Readings: George A. Pettit, "Berkeley: The Town and Gown of It"; Carroll Brentano, "The Two Berkeleys: City and University Through 125 Years"
February 5 — Tour of the campus
Weather permitting, we'll meet in front the Bancroft Library today and walk around campus, exploring how different ideas about education have been expressed in the building and grounds. If it's raining, we'll meet in class on the Clark Kerr campus.
Reading: Carroll Brentano, "The Origins of the University of California's Campus Plan"; C. Michael Otten, "Decline of Student Authority, 1919-1930"
February 12 — The rise of the post-World War II research university — Clark Kerr and the "multiversity"
Reading: John Douglass, selections from The California Ideal of Education; Clark Kerr, "A Master Plan for Higher Education in California"
February 19 — From SLATE to twLF: Student protest movements, 1958-1970
Film screening: Berkeley in the Sixties
Reading: Jonathan Eisen and David Steinberg, "The Students Revolt Against Liberalism"; Garin Burban, "Governor Reagan and Academic Freedom at Berkeley, 1966-1970"; "The Port Huron Statement"
February 26 — Oral history of the University — University archives
We'll meet at the Regional Oral History Office on the top floor of the Bancroft Library. Interviewers who have been working on campus history will introduce you to the collection and what can be learned from reading what past campus leaders have to say. A curator from the Bancroft Library will speak about what's in the University archives and how to use them. We'll talk a bit about planning a research project and how to go about finding answers to your questions.
Assignment for the coming week: Come to ROHO and read the interview with George Maslach and browse through at least one interview in the campus history series. There are over 480 interviews about Berkeley, and ROHO staff can help you find those that would be most relevant to your questions and interests. Write a one- or two-page assessment of what you learned. Be sure to indicate areas where you would like to find out more, but which the interview didn't cover. Bring your assignment and your questions to class March 5.
March 5 — Getting answers to questions — Today we'll have guest speakers George and Doris Maslach. George is professor emeritus of engineering, former dean of the College of Engineering, and former Vice Chancellor. Doris has been active in Berkeley community affairs for many years. She's worked on getting more housing in the city and on improving the schools. Bring your questions to class and see how two people who've been in Berkeley for over fifty years answer them
March 12 — Discussion of student interests in the history of Berkeley — How to translate interests and questions into a doable research project — Breaking down into research teams.
March 19 — Training in oral history interviewing techniques
March 26 — SPRING BREAK — NO CLASS
April 2 — Work-shopping student projects — Discussion of practical, legal, and ethical issues involved in research
Assignment for coming class: Develop a two- to three-page project prospectus and plan. Explain what you want to find out and why. Describe what you plan on doing to get the answers you want. Be sure to anticipate possible problems or obstacles. What help do you need? What further training do you need?
April 9 — Open topics — Lecture and discussion on one of the topics suggested by students at the beginning of the term — What are the sources of information on this topic? How do you find out more?
April 16 — Open topics — Lecture and discussion on one of the topics suggested by students at the beginning of the term — What are the sources of information on this topic? How do you find out more?
April 24 — Open topics — Lecture and discussion on one of the topics suggested by students at the beginning of the term — What are the sources of information on this topic? How do you find out more?
April 30 — Presentation of class projects — Discussion of how research works
May 7 — Presentation of class projects — Discussion of what we've learned and what we need to learn still
Grading: Research project, 25%; class participation, 50%; written assignments, 25%.


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Tom's Spicy Macaroni with Clams and Sausage
- Active Time 35m
- Total Time 1h 20m
Serves 6
Tom Valenti, the chef at Manhattan's Butterfield 81, has a knack for transforming a classic dish with one or two powerful flavors. The ingredients can be prepared the night before and combined just before serving.
- For Sauce:
- 2 tablespoons pure olive oil
- 1 1/2 cups coarsely chopped Spanish onion
- 1 celery rib, finely chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste
- 1 can (28 ounces) peeled whole plum tomatoes
- 1 teaspoon finely chopped thyme
- 1 teaspoon finely chopped marjoram
- 1 bay leaf
- For Sausages:
- 1 pound hot Italian sausages, casings removed, sausages cut into 1 inch pieces
- For Pasta:
- 1 pound short tubular pasta, such as ditalini or tubetti
- For Clams:
- 1/4 cup dry white wine
- 2 dozen small clams, scrubbed and rinsed
- 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- Salt
- Pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped flat-leaf parsley
FOR SAUCE: Heat the oil in a large saucepan. Add the onion, celery and half of the garlic and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until tender, 8 to 10 minutes. Add the tomato paste and cook, stirring, for 3 minutes. Stir in the tomatoes, thyme, marjoram and bay leaf, cover partially and simmer over low heat for 1 hour.
FOR SAUSAGES: Heat a large skillet. Add the sausages and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until browned and cooked through, 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer the sausages to a dish.
FOR PASTA: In a large saucepan of boiling salted water, cook the pasta until al dente.
Drain, rinse under cold running water and drain again.
FOR CLAMS: In a large saucepan, heat the wine with the remaining garlic. Add the clams, cover and cook over moderately high heat until they open, 4 to 5 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the clams to a bowl and let cool, then remove the clams from their shells. Strain the cooking liquid, leaving behind any grit.
TO SERVE: Reheat the tomato sauce in a large saucepan. Add the sausages and cook over moderate heat until warmed through, about 5 minutes. Stir in the pasta, clam liquid and crushed red pepper and reheat thoroughly, about 8 minutes. Add the clams and season with salt and black pepper. Sprinkle with the parsley and serve.
MAKE AHEAD: The recipe can be prepared ahead of time up to the serving step. Refrigerate the clams in their cooking liquid and the other components separately for up to 1 day.
Recipe reprinted by permission of Food and Wine. All rights reserved.
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Last year Windows Embedded Standard Edition SP1 was released one of the big things for Media Center enthusiast was the inclusion of Windows Media Center and the option to build set top boxes with the platform. At CES 2011 Microsoft had a demo room full of Windows Media Center Embedded systems where the potential of an Embedded version of Windows Media Center was shown off, the Windows Embedded team had added some nice features to Media Center and since there doesn't seem to be anyone in the Media Center team at Microsoft anymore they were the only ones doing any work on the platform.
So it's doesn't look to good for Media Center that the set top box template and the Media Center components are not present in the CTP build of Windows 8 Embedded. It could be that the components will be added in a future build but its not a good signal to send out to OEMs looking at using Media Center in a set top box. One thing to note is that there are WTV codecs listed in the build so a embedded device could playback WTV files in Windows Media Player.
To me it looks like Windows Media Center Embedded is no more, there is nothing in this build and from the lack of news coming out of this years CES I doesn't look good.
Set Top Box option in Windows Embedded Standard 7
No set top box option in Windows 8 Embedded
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Secretary Chu's 'Clean Energy Race' Blather
There simply is no green energy race with China. No one needs the product.
Mandated Mischief: Obama's 54.5 MPG Standard
More deaths, less choice, pricier cars. And of course, no upside.
EPA's Greenhouse Power Grab: Baucus's Revenge, Democracy's Peril
Adopting the Baucus amendment would put Congress's legislative stamp of approval on EPA's end-run around the legislative process.
Put the REINS on EPA
The "Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny" Act could put the kibosh on the EPA's greenhouse regulatory surge.
The Environmental Protection Agency's End-Run Around Democracy
The intent of the Clean Air Act needs to be manipulated beyond logic to believe the EPA has any authority to regulate CO2.
Will the Supreme Court Empower Trial Lawyers to 'Legislate' Climate Policy?
Fighting the extortion strategy from the greenhouse protection racket.
Ethanol's Policy Privileges: Heading for History's Dustbin?
Congress has a golden opportunity to put the general welfare of consumers and taxpayers ahead of the corporate welfare of the ethanol lobby.
Obama Urges Court to Vacate AGW Decision. I Smell a Rat (or Two!)
This tactic points in only one direction: allowing an EPA power grab.
The Greenhouse Protection Racket
Climate policymaking in our nation's capital is best explained in the lingo of Hollywood mobsters and banditos.
Overturning EPA's Endangerment Finding Is a Constitutional Imperative
The Senate is expected to vote on the Murkowski resolution this week. Nothing less than the integrity of our constitutional system of separated powers and democratic accountability hangs in the balance. (Also watch Marlo Lewis at PJTV:"Donut Eaters Beware: The EPA May Want You")
Climategate: MoveOn's Triple Whopper
Air quality in the United States has improved dramatically over the past 40 years, yet Moveon.Org wants you to believe that breathing the air is like being a pack-a-day smoker.
Move Afoot in the Senate to Can EPA CO2 Regs
Sen. Lisa Murkowski introduces a resolution that would prevent the agency from treating greenhouse gases as poison.
Competitive Enterprise Institute Petitions EPA to Suspend Proposed CO2 Regs
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text: Home > Diet and nutrition > Beverages Updated 10 June 2013 Beware of energy drinks Our supermarkets stock an amazing variety of energy drinks, which aren't to be confused with sports drinks. But beware: many of the manufacturers are trying to fool you. 9 iStock Check Glycaemic index tool » Count Calorie counter » Quiz Ready for weight loss? » Ask DietDoc » Don't get into these bad winter habits Jamie Oliver and Ed Sheeran rap against obesity One of my forum users recently told me she was drinking a caffeine- and vitamin-laced energy drink to keep her regular. Consequently, I decided to investigate the nutrient contents and ingredients of these energy drinks and whether they can be used indiscriminately for purposes like the prevention of constipation. Keep in mind that these drinks are not sports drinks, which are often used by athletes and recreational sportsmen and women to boost their carbohydrate and electrolyte intakes. These are drinks designed to give you a massive boost of energy. Our supermarkets stock an amazing variety of energy drinks with the weirdest names: V Guarana, Power Play, Monster Energy, Spike, Red Bull, and my all-time favourite for over-the-top advertising, Stripped Battery! Misleading information The first thing that struck me about these energy drinks is that they're expressly designed to mislead consumers. Misinformation is presented in various clever ways: a) Dark colours and illegible text Most of the cans are in dark colours (black or midnight blue) and small lettering is used, which makes it difficult to read the nutritional and other information displayed. Most consumers will probably not go to the trouble of trying to decipher the text on these cans and will, therefore, drink the contents while being blissfully unaware that they're ingesting massive amounts of sugar and caffeine and totally excessive quantities of certain vitamins. b) Misrepresentation of volumes According to food labelling regulations, the nutritive content of a foodstuff should be listed per 100g or 100ml and also per serving in gram or ml. The purpose of this regulation is to make it possible for the public to compare different products with a similar content by looking at the 100g/100ml column. The "Per Serving" column is intended to show you, the consumer, how much of each nutrient you will consume if you have a serving. For some of these energy drinks the "Per Serving" column lists the same volume as of a whole can, which is the logical thing to do. However, a number of the products, especially the massive cans which may contain up to 473ml (Monster Energy - a "monster" of a can indeed!), list their "Serving" as 240ml or half the contents of the can. While it is feasible that some people may buy a large can of energy drink and only use half the contents per day, I am sure that the majority of users open the can and drink the entire contents! If they checked the nutritive content on the can they would be mislead into thinking that they have only had half the caffeine and other ingredients, which would of course not be true. c) Warnings Some of these energy drinks display warnings on the can, such as "High caffeine content" or "Avoid drinking before sleeping. Not suitable for children, expectant mothers or persons allergic to caffeine." Once again it is highly unlikely that casual users will ever get to see these Warnings thanks to the clever way they are displayed against a dark background in illegible lettering. Manufacturers are, therefore, protecting themselves against being blamed for overdosing the public with caffeine and vitamins by displaying warnings, but they do this in such a way that the public will not easily become aware of this information. Warnings also include instructions or recommendations such as "Do not drink more than 3 cans a day" or "Consumer Responsibility - Limit to 3 cans per day". This statement appears on the Monster Energy can. In the latter case, this would mean that a consumer would have close to 500 mg of caffeine and B vitamin intakes exceeding 1000% of the RDA by being "responsible". Excessive caffeine, sugar and vitamin intakes Anyone drinking only one can of such energy drinks will ingest between 75mg of caffeine (Red Bull, 250ml can) to 166mg of caffeine (Monster Energy, 473ml can). Seventy-five milligrams of caffeine a day on its own is not regarded as potentially harmful, as most international experts agree that the majority of people can have about 300mg of caffeine a day without suffering negative side-effects or developing serious caffeine addiction. But a person drinking one of the larger energy drink cans, like the Monster Energy product, will have more than 50% of his or her caffeine allowance in one go. Having three cans a day could push up your caffeine intake to 500mg per day, which is 1.5 times more than the recommended amount. The potential for developing side-effects which include rapid, irregular heartbeats, restlessness, irritability, anxiety, insomnia, tremors, headaches, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and even ulcers, plus addiction, is high if you overindulge in energy drinks. For slimmers it is also important to keep track of your energy drink intake because those products that are not artificially sweetened, contain about 50g of sugar and provide up to 867kJ per can (e.g. Power Play). This is a lot of energy (about 14% of your daily requirement if you are slimming), which could hamper weight loss. And then there are the added vitamins! While we all need to have small quantities of B vitamins every day to keep us healthy, drinking products that contain massive doses (e.g. 1320% of the RDA for pantothenic acid in Stripped Battery), is not a good idea. Just because small quantities of a nutrient are beneficial, does not mean that you should overdose on vitamins. Excessive vitamin intake has been identified as potentially harmful and should be avoided. How to handle energy drinks Recent research has indicated that foodstuffs and beverages containing caffeine can help to reduce fatigue, or help you stay awake and remain alert in situations where you need to concentrate. So, if you have the occasional energy drink when you're feeling tired and washed out, it will probably not do you any harm. Safety tips Don't drink these beverages every day Select the smaller cans to keep your intake within reasonable bounds Don't have more than one can at a time, especially if you purchase one of those mega-cans that contain 400ml or more Be aware of the danger of addiction and be careful not to get hook on them Don't use these drinks in the place of a balanced, high-fibre diet to keep you regular, or as a vitamin supplement. Read more: VitaminWater: the truth Snoop dog promotes caffeine-laced alcohol drink Any questions? 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My name is Yoka and I love art and quilting.
Hope to learn a lot of new things from the magazine and also get lots of inspiration.
Was born and raised in the Netherlands. so I do make mistakes in English but I am sure you will understand what I mean.
Welcome Yoka! Be sure to show us what you make! Enjoy the site!Cheryl / Muppin
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Hi Yoka, Glad you are here and hope you make lots of new quilting friends. Arlijohn
Yoka, what a beautiful name! I'll welcome you even though I'm new here myself. There are a lot of beautiful things to see on this board, that's for sure.
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I am still getting the feel how to post and added a few things in the gallery already.
Can't wait for the first magazine to arrive.
Happy holidays to you and happy quilting.
Thanks my name is really JOKE but you know what that means in English .
I changed it when I became a American citizen to YOKA so they would say it correctly.LOL
I live in NE Florida and really love it.
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I really want to learn now how to make art quilts. I can't wait to get the first magazine.
So many things are in my head already I can't wait to start.
Happy Holidays to you.
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I made a lot of changes already . Instead of sitting behind the computer all day I am now ready to start creating again.
I want more time for myself.Less emails and less posting on a few sites should do it.
I have many hobbies & many UFO's to finish too.LOL
Most of all I want to learn how to make art quilts.
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Thank you very much and I am looking forward to seeing your work in the magazine.
I gave my self a present for Hanukah and can't wait for the first magazine to arrive.
Am looking forward to it. reading it and learning new things.
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Have decided this coming new year I am really going to try to design art quilts .
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Make the salad in a clear glass bowl to show off the colors. Pass some purchased red wine vinaigrette or buttermilk dressing alongside.
YIELD: Serves 8 to 10
- 2 large ripe avocados, peeled, pitted
- 2 cups (or more) purchased thick salsa (mild or medium-hot)
- 1 head red leaf lettuce, torn into bite-size pieces
- 3 cups shredded cooked chicken or turkey
- 3 cups broken tortilla chips
- 1 15-ounce can black beans, rinsed, drained
- 4 green onions, chopped
- 1 small green bell pepper, chopped
- 1 cup (packed) grated sharp cheddar cheese
Place avocados in medium bowl. Add 1/3 cup salsa and mash to chunky guacamole consistency. Season with salt and pepper.
Layer half of lettuce, chicken or turkey, chips, beans, green onions, bell pepper and cheese in large bowl. Top with half of guacamole and half of remaining salsa. Repeat layering with remaining ingredients. Use additional salsa to cover top if necessary. (Can be made 3 hours ahead. Cover; chill.)
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Nutritional Info
- Calories439
- Carbohydrates36 g (12%)
- Fat23 g (36%)
- Protein24 g (49%)
- Saturated Fat6 g (29%)
- Sodium747 mg (31%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat4 g
- Fiber11 g (44%)
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The underlying concept is simple, though the finished flywheel assemblies become increasingly complex. First you feed electricity to a motor, which accelerates the wheel to cruising speed. Riding on magnetic bearings inside a vacuum container that eliminates air resistance, the wheel can spin almost indefinitely after you cut the power. When you want to tap its energy, you draw electricity back out of the motor, which now functions as a generator. This imposes a load on the wheel, gradually slowing it as mechanical energy is converted back to electricity.
In this way, the flywheel can substitute for a battery, while offering features that no battery can match. Even the most exotic battery can be damaged if you charge or discharge it too quickly. A flywheel isn't affected by this treatment, and can operate at extreme temperatures, can contain 10 times a battery's power density, and - according to its advocates - should last for decades.
Naturally, the more energy you cram into a wheel, the more attractive it becomes. To increase the amount stored, you can make the wheel heavier, or spin it faster. Since you get four times as much energy if you double the speed, but only twice as much if you double the weight, clearly speed is the way to go - though this creates another problem. Doubling the speed generates four times the centrifugal force.
This is not a trivial matter. Your car is fitted with a simple steel flywheel to smooth the output of the engine between piston strokes. At a speed of 5,000 rpm, this wheel presents no safety hazard; but Jack Bitterly wants to spin a flywheel 20 times faster, at 100,000 rpm, producing 400 times the centrifugal force. That's more than enough to cause a steel wheel to self-destruct, spraying shrapnel at thousands of miles per hour.
Riding magnetic bearings inside a vacuum container, the wheel can spin almost indefinitely. When you want to tap its energy, it functions as a generator.
Bitterly, however, has never been afraid of technical challenges, even though his prolific research has not always led to commercial development. US Flywheel already has a prototype wheel running at more than 60,000 rpm, designed under contract for NASA, to replace batteries in the International Space Station. This is just a taste of the future that Bitterly foresaw when he first encountered the idea of flywheels for energy storage, almost three decades ago.
In the early 1970s, a nuclear fusion physicist named Richard Post used spare time away from his work at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to write an article forScientific American, speculating that new materials and control systems could revolutionize the lowly flywheel.
He proposed fabricating high-speed wheels from glass fibers or carbon fibers, which are stronger than steel; he suggested using magnetic bearings, which would eliminate wear and tear. These concepts were hard to realize, since the technology wasn't there yet. Still, when Bitterly read the article in 1973, he saw the potential.
Bitterly had entered the aerospace field back in 1940; from Lockheed he went to North American Aviation, then to the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, the forerunner of NASA. He designed space suit life-support systems for an Apollo moon mission, and he ran his own consultancy business in the fledgling field of space medicine. Perhaps because he doesn't suffer fools gladly and was impatient with the status quo, Bitterly tended to be a loner. "I spent probably half my professional career as an entrepreneur," he says. "Every once in a while I got itchy and started a company."
That's exactly what he did after reading Post's article. With a partner, he acquired a license to patents Post had filed, and began learning everything he could about flywheels and the technology he needed to make them happen. In 1975, the first incarnation of Bitterly's dream, US Flywheels, was born.
After two or three years, through an intermediary named Bill Lear, Bitterly obtained Department of Energy money to develop a flywheel-powered commuter car. Lear, however, lost interest and developed the Learjet instead. Bitterly regrouped and tried another angle, this time proposing an advanced flywheel to power a laser weapon - but Rockwell International got that contract, using a low tech steel wheel. "We struggled for a while," Bitterly recalls. "We never had enough support, and the government money stopped around 1980." Bitterly's R&D shop went into deep freeze; he returned to consulting, while his son Steve, who had participated in the business from the get-go, went to work on the Strategic Defense Initiative.
In the early '90s, a new Bellevue, Washington-based company called American Flywheel Systems recruited the Bitterlys, ultimately patenting a number of their designs and generating a fair amount of publicity. They soon parted ways, however, over reported differences about how to pursue R&D. Jack Bitterly today won't comment on the breakup; at the time he seemed disinclined to partner with large corporations to speed development of a commercial product. (By the late '90s American Flywheel had functionally fallen out of the flywheel picture.)
In 1992, Bitterly was contacted by an agent acting on behalf of actor Kevin Costner. Costner was seriously concerned about ecodoom; he was already planning his global warming movie,Waterworld, and had put a chunk of his personal fortune into Costner Industries, an outfit administered by his brother, Dan, to develop alternate-energy technology. In 1993, the Costners decided to capitalize a reorganized company under the new name US Flywheel Systems. They installed a new president, and Bitterly became chief scientist. "It was like winning the lottery," he recalls.
By this time technology finally had caught up with his ambitions. High-speed bearings rolled into the picture, as did carbon fibers with a tensile strength higher than the best steel, but with a much lower density - fibers 4 times stronger than steel that could store 16 times more energy per pound. Computers were cheaply available to control a winding machine that would place every turn of carbon fiber with absolute precision, reducing the amount of weaker epoxy resin needed to reinforce the fibers. The resulting wheel could be significantly stronger, perfectly balanced, and evenly stressed to withstand the huge centrifugal forces. Computers also could design, simulate, and record each refinement of every component in a flywheel assembly, while high-speed electronics could provide the servo control needed for magnetic bearings.
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