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Application Gallery 14 - Golf Course Signs
E14520 - Wood Golf Course Cart Path Signs
Our rule and information golf course signs are made from wood or hardened HDU, A sandblasted HDU sign with elevated letters is shown here. These signs are mounted on aluminum or steel posts and hangers, which are powder coated for long life and minimal maintenance. For wood or HDU, we make either raised or engraved letters, border and art.. We make the sign dimensional using by using a CNC router or by sandblasting, or both. For both our wood and HDU signs, we put two coats of fiberglass epoxy resin to provide a hard shell overcoat, before painting them, which provides additional toughness and resistance to wear. Every sign has two coats of Mathews polyurethane paint on its background, plus two coats of trim, plus two coats of polyurethane clearcoat for additional UV protection and wear resistance. These signs are as tough and as durable as cast aluminum, and they look better at a fraction of aluminum's price. Also, they will not corrode or oxidize like aluminum does. We make a large variety of sign shapes, sizes, colors, font styles, and art - we can include a map and/or your club logo at no additional cost. We also make both tee markers and yardage markers, as well as information and direction signs on the course.
To see many photos and designs of dimensional golf course signage and plaques, click on "Return to List" below right..To see other Photo Gallery pages, click on one of the numbered blue boxes on the left hand side of this page.


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Daemen College : Admissions : Meet our Students
Singing on Broadway or writing judgments from the Supreme Court bench – one thing is for sure, Sarah Rodman aims high. She was recently accepted into law school in New York! She plans to pursue her dual passions – singing and advocating for justice – wherever they take her, be it the bright lights of a New York City stage, or to the sparkling offices of a big-city law firm.
I am the Vice President of the Pre-Law Association here at Daemen, which also meets in conjunction with the History and Government club. I like this club because I'm able to be with people that have the same interests and passions as me. This club has also helped me make friends within my department, so when it comes to taking classes I actually know other people from my major.
I chose Daemen College because I loved the smaller school setting and the personal relationships students were able to form with the professors. Your professors know you at Daemen, and that is crucial to success.
I completed internships with the Attorney General's Office in Buffalo and with the American Bar Association in Washington, D.C. As an intern at the ABA, I was able to write a memorandum that was successfully accepted and approved by one of the legislative counsels. I attended several hearings and interesting meetings. Both internships strengthened my interest in the field of law.
My expectations have definitely been met. I never would have before dreamed of meeting a Supreme Court Justice, or attending Congressional hearings on Capitol Hill. Daemen made those opportunities possible.
I cannot stress enough how much I cherish the fact that professors know who I am personally and they are always willing to help. Whether it is with academic recommendations or outside reading that may be helpful to a specific classroom topic, the professors will do what it takes to help you succeed.
Daemen Professors & Students from several departments work at a public clinic to provide free medical care in Progreso Dos in the Dominican Republic during the semester break.
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Lil Wayne – Wolverine
Lil Wayne as Wolverine might be unorthodox to some but they have many equivalent characteristics. Both had incredibly difficult childhoods as orphans, both needed to grow up fast and both have a ferocious work ethic. I would compare Wolverine's mutant healing abilities to Weezy's ability to bounce back so effortlessly from his legal woes. Wolverine is currently a part of a slew of factions and continuously joins story arcs and makeshift groups to aid other heroes. Weezy's in the same boat as he has a bevy of features and groups he's in.


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You're not going to hide that birthday money under your mattress, are you? Take Tim's advice, and put it somewhere safe--in a bank! In this BrainPOP movie, you'll learn the basics of banking, starting with why it's safer to keep your money in a bank than in your home. Next, you'll find out the difference between a checking account and a savings account, including which one generally pays you interest! Tim will familiarize you with some important banking terms, too, like withdrawals, deposits, and balance. Finally, you'll learn about banks' importance to the economy in general, as lenders to both individuals and businesses. Get dollar-smart, and watch this movie!
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2011 NFL Official Record Predictions For All 32 Teams On 9/11
I took a stab at assembling a comprehensive 32-part series of game-by-game and record predictions for all 32 NFL teams for the 2011 regular season. Like the 2010 NFL Draft (started series too late) and 2011 NFL Draft (struck by Tuscaloosa tornado), I only finished 18 of the 32 editions. This time around I just flat out underestimated how much of a project it was, how many different things would get in the way and that I would be taking a vacation with my family down to the beach early in the morning on 9/11 and the start of the highly-anticipated 2011 NFL season.
With that said, since I'm going out of town and it would be pointless to continue to post the series after the action kicks into full swing on Sunday, I thought I would just go ahead and put a list together of my record predictions.
Have a safe weekend, enjoy the amazing action that's going to be put on display and God Bless America!
AFC East
New England (13-3)
N.Y. Jets (10-6)
Buffalo (5-11)
Miami (5-11)
AFC North
Baltimore (12-4)
Pittsburgh (11-5)
Cleveland (8-8)
Cincinnati (2-14)
AFC South
Houston (11-5)
Tennessee (8-8)
Indianapolis (6-10)
Jacksonville (4-12)
AFC West
San Diego (10-6)
Kansas City (8-8)
Oakland (7-9)
Denver (5-11)
NFC East
Philadelphia (12-4)
Dallas (9-7)
N.Y. Giants (8-8)
Washington (4-12)
NFC North
Green Bay (12-4)
Detroit (10-6)
Chicago (8-8)
Minnesota (5-11)
NFC South
New Orleans (13-3)
Atlanta (11-5)
Tampa Bay (8-8)
Carolina (6-10)
NFC West
St. Louis (9-7)
Arizona (7-9)
San Francisco (5-11)
Seattle (4-12)
Same Exact Records As Peter King: NYJ (10-6), CLE (8-8), KC (8-8), OAK (7-9), DEN (5-11), DAL (9-7), DET (10-6), CHI (8-8), TB (8-8), STL (9-7), ARI (7-9), SF (5-11).
NFC Playoff Picture: 1. NO (13-3), 2. GB (12-4), 3. PHI (12-4), 4. STL (9-7), 5. ATL (11-5), 6. DET (10-6)
NFC Championship: Atlanta over Philadelphia
AFC Playoff Picture: 1. NE (13-3), BAL (12-4), 3. HOU (11-5), 4. SD (16-6), 5. PIT (11-5), 6. NYJ (10-6)
AFC Championship: Baltimore over San Diego
Super Bowl: Atlanta over Baltimore, 27-21.
Check out SI.com Expert's updated season predictions! For the record, Peter King (and Jim Trotter) are two of my inspirations and I like to model my style after both renown writers, but I'm calling out PK! The odds of him stumbling across this article are slim, but Houston will win the AFC South, sir! I've heard you plan ahead and get your work done well in advance—something I definitely need to work on and improve. However, he has Indianapolis still winning the division and the SI.com post came out on the day of the season opener between New Orleans and Green Bay. Mark my words, the Texans will win the AFC South in 2011 and Indianapolis will fall below .500. CBSSports.com's Pete Prisco can back up that statement.
Picks For Week 1: Since there's no time to put together a good look at all of the games, here's my Week 1 picks right here:
PIT at BAL: Ravens over Steelers in a classic hard-boiled defensive battle. This is Flacco's first win against Big Ben.
DET at TB: Matt Stafford leads the high-flying Lions to a close, highly-contested victory down in Tampa Bay vs. Josh Freeman.
ATL at CHI: Matty Ice and Hotlanta look to hit on all clyinders in Chi-Town, but the Bears will be ready to give a good fight.
BUF at KC: Jammal Charles and the Chiefs run wild in a comfortable victory at home against Buffalo.
IND at HOU: The Texans put up a good showing on defense—no, seriously—against Collins and the Colts and take names later in a statement game at home.
PHI at STL: Sam Bradford and St. Louis will bring it against Vick and the Eagles, but Philly flies out of the contest with the win.
TEN at JAC: Many errors will be made under center, but Matt Hasselbeck leads the Titans to a needed victory to start the season in Jacksonville.
NYG at WSH: I suspected an inevitable downfall from the Giants even before all of the injuries and the free agency frenzy. I still can't go against them early in the season—especially against Rex Grossman/John Beck and the Washington Redskins.
CAR at ARI: Carolina did a splendid job keeping key talent in the offseason, but the Cardinals' quarterback addition will make the difference in this early-season contest in the sweltering desert.
SEA at SF: San Francisco is a significant favorite against Seattle. This division duel will also be filled with mistakes from both teams, but the Niners strike gold with the victory at home.
MIN at SD: The Chargers have a well-documented history of sluggish starts. I don't expect the trend to end this year, but it gets better hosting the rebuilding Vikings in sunny San Diego.
My Game of The Week—DAL at NYJ: Two extremely high-profile teams and outgoing coaching siblings take to the field to kick off Week 1 Sunday Night Football in the emotional 10-year anniversary of 9/11 in New York City. I'm going to take a guess that there won't be many dull moments before, during or after this game. Rob Ryan and the Cowboys will make this truly entertaining from beginning to end, but a battered secondary closes the deal for Rex Ryan and the high-powered New York Jets who enter more ready and essentially represent the city that never sleeps on the momentous anniversary.
NE at MIA: I'll take New England against Miami. The Dolphins have a history of struggling early on in the season and at any point in the year at home. Still suspect a competitive division battle.
OAK at DEN: The Broncos and Raiders sets up to be another classic. They just love each other so much! The fans of the opposing team walk in and immediately greet each other with a pre-game hug, before paying for each other's food and drinks and then finally inviting each other for a follow-up home cookout regardless of the game's outcome. That was a boatload of random and completely superfluous sarcasm.
Well that's about all, folks!
Verse of This Piece: "As a tree gives fruit, healing words give life, but dishonest words crush the spirit."—Proverbs 15:4
Cheers to a great nation and a great season!
-Michael Gartman, Founder, CEO of GridironGrit.com and Managing Editor at NFLTouchdown.com.| 2011 NFL Playoff Predictions, 2011 NFL Record Predictions, 2011 NFL Season Predictions, 9/11 NFL Kickoff, Jim Trotter, Michael Gartman, Pete Prisco, Peter King, SI.com, Week 1 NFL Picks, Week 1 NFL Predictions


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Salk In The Media
December 2012
Chromosome 'Anchors' Organize DNA During Cell Division
Science Daily
16 San Diego scientists named to elite society
San Deigo Union Tribune
Microscopy: Two microscopes are better than one
More than 3,000 epigenetic switches control daily liver cycles
Biology News Net
Faster, Safer Method For Producing Stem Cells Developed By Scientists
Red Orbit
Obesity finding turns diet advice on its head
Vancouver Sun
November 2012
Salk Institute Fundraising
Salk Institute begins fundraising effort
10News ABC San Diego
SALK GOAL: $300 MILLION As federal grants decline, institute hopes to grow support for scientists
UT San Diego
Science Finds Possible Connection Between Diabetes and Alzheimer's
Hive Health Media
Corridors of the Mind
Pacific Standard
Study links diabetes to Alzheimer's
Study Links Diabetes to Alzheimer's
Salk study finds diabetes raises levels of proteins linked to Alzheimer's features
San Diego Daily Transcript
La Jolla researchers continue to amaze with scientific advancements
Salk study finds diabetes raises levels of proteins linked to Alzheimer's features
San Diego Daily Transcript
October 2012
Ma Yasong picks his Great Buildings (Salk Institute)
Why Brain Tumors Are So Hard to Destroy
Yahoo News
Stem Cells Not Needed for Cancer
The Scientist
Common Cold Could Kick Cancer's Keister
Geek O System
Cold viruses point way to new cancer therapies
Yahoo News India
How a Salk scientist beat her own cancer
U-T San Diego
Cold Dinners and Hot Buildings
Psychology Today
September 2012
Mexican Axolotl Provides Insights into Potential of Human Regenerative Medicine
SCI-TECH: Induced pluripotent stem cells bear potentially troubling 'epigenetic signature', Salk, UCSD scientists say
North County Times
A Rare Feat: Two Scientists At Salk Score NIH New Innovator Awards
Yahoo News
Salk study findings could address crop growth, human hunger
Remembering Salk and the fight against polio
Pasadena Star News
Major advance reported in reading people's genes
UT San Diego
"Occupy" comes to DNA: A genome for the 99 percent
ENCODE project sheds light on human DNA and disease
Los Angeles Times
SCI-TECH: Local scientists find clues to how fruit ripens
North County Times
August 2012
Salk Institute for Biological Studies - An Architectural Gem Nestled Above the Pacific
San Diego Free Press
Doped genes the next go-good tool
The Australian
Rimes offers voice ready to soar at Salk
North County Times
Is it when you eat, not just what you eat?
Tampa Bay Times
The truth about LeAnn Rimes
U-T San Diego
Planting the Seeds of Defense: Stress Triggers Widespread Epigenetic Changes That Aid in Disease Resistance
Science Daily
Discovery Of Molecular Link Between Circadian Clock Disturbances and Inflammatory Diseases: Scientists
MED India
Why night shift workers become prone to diabetes, obesity and cancer
Albuquerque Express
July 2012
Genetically modified athletes: Forget drugs.
Daily Mail
Salk Professor Terrence Sejnowski receives IEEE Frank Rosenblatt Award
Genetic Reprogramming Converts Blood Cells to Nerve Cells
Building a Smarter Brain
Aspen Public Radio
Cord blood cells may prove valuable for treatment of neurological diseases
Yahoo News
Neurons Derived from Cord Blood Cells May Represent New Therapeutic Option
Science Daily
Female Scientists Blazing New Trails
Union Tribune
June 2012
Rare Genetic Illness May Shed Light on Role of Hormones in Autism, Anxiety
Psych Central
'Trust' hormone oxytocin misregulated in people with Williams syndrome
Yahoo India
Some embryonic stem cells more powerful than first believed
North County Times
We are viral from the beginning
Discover Magazine
Salk Institute received $10M donation
North County Times
LeAnn Rimes to Headline Salk Institute Fundraiser
San Diego Union Tribune
LeAnn Rimes to Headline Symphony at Salk in La Jolla
La Jolla Patch
Ferring Pharmaceuticals Donates $10 Million to the Salk Institute for Biological Studies
Wall Street Journal Marketwatch
New 3D protein-mapping technique may solve the structure of targets for half of all drugs
May 2012
Speeding Up Drug Discovery With Rapid 3-D Mapping of Proteins
Science Daily
Microglia: The constant gardeners
Method to Delay Aging of Stem Cells Developed
Science Daily
Stem cell function loss can be delayed by finding their niche
North County Times
Nighttime Fasting may foster weight loss
LA Times
When You Eat May Trump What You Eat for Weight Loss
ABC News
Salk Study May Offer Drug-Free Intervention To Prevent Obesity
It's Not Just What You Eat, It's When You Eat, Mouse Study Finds
US News and World Report
How to avoid weight gain? Eat on a schedule
Leaves guide plant's battle for sunlight
Thaindian News
Plant Fatty Acid Production Cellular Secrets Understood
Kansas City infoZine
Discovery of Plant Proteins May Boost Agricultural Yields and Biofuel Production
Renewable Energy World.com
SDG&E Lauds Green Energy, Clean Transportation 'Champions'
San Diego Business Journal
Molecular Switch Could Be Key for Type 2s
Diabetes Health
How Working the Muscles May Boost Brainpower
New York Times
Salk poised to break fundraising record
UT San Diego
April 2012
Salk Scientist Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
News Blaze
Scientists find how plants grow to escape shade
Salk's polio vaccine called safe 57 years ago today
UT San Diego
Scientists find molecular switch that controls liver glucose
Cellular Switches Responsible For Maintaining Balanced Sleeping Pattern Found
Finding of genetic 'fasting switch' could lead to new diabetes treatment
Scientists discover better drugs for sleep problems
The Sentinel
Blueprint of body's biological clock ''redrawn''
MSN News
Salk Institute Announces Faculty Promotions
March 2012
Salk Institute: Human Brain Naturally Resists Drugs
Company gives $10M grant to Salk Institute
San Diego Union Tribune
Cirque de Genome
The Philippine Star
SCI-TECH: Salk, Scripps scientists unravel how major chemotherapy drugs work
North County Times
Salk Scientists Discover Chemotherapy Pathway
Salk discovers how chemotherapy works
San Diego Union Tribune
Mice Study Shows Brain's Natural Resistance to Drugs
Discovery of Brain's Natural Resistance to Drugs May Offer Clues to Treating Addiction
Science Daily
Students Play Scientists At Salk Labs
Salk to hold high school science day
San Diego Union Tribune
February 2012
Does your brain produce new cells?
Research Report: Old theory pinpoints new targets to breast cancer
Del Mar Times
Renato Dulbecco, 97, Dies; Won Prize for Cancer Study
New York Times
Renato Dulbecco dies at 97; 1975 Nobel Prize winner in medicine
LA Times
Nobel Prize Winner was One of Salk Institute's Founders
San Diego Union Tribune
Complex Wiring of Nervous System May Rely On Handful of Genes and Proteins
FARS News Agency
Embryo link could lead to new breast cancer treatments
Private Healthcare UK
Brain Proteins May Be Key to Aging
The Scientist
Old theory helps discover new targets in fight against breast cancer
News Track India
Are we merely the sum of our neurons?
New Scientist
Cell Aging Process may be Understood by Studying Extremely Long-Lived Proteins
MED India
Why Do Cells Age? Discovery of Extremely Long-Lived Proteins May Provide Insight Into Cell Aging and Neurodegenerative Diseases
Science Daily
The 16 Best Science Visualizations of 2011
Scientific visions that take the prize
Cosmic Log on msnbc.com
January 2012
Salk biologist wins Israel's top science prize
UT San Diego
Salk's Chory, UCSD's Markow, receive Genetics Society of America award
North County Times
Salk's Ronald Evans awarded Wolf Prize in medicine
North County Times
Wylie W. Vale Jr. dies at 70; researcher helped discover stress hormone
Los Angeles Times
Wylie Vale Jr., Groundbreaking Endocrinologist, Dies at 70
New York Times
Salk scientists find cilia gene important for lung and brain function
North County Times
New tools help map 3-D world of vision in mice
Scientists Map the Frontiers of Vision
Science Daily
Wylie Vale, Salk Institute brain hormone expert, dies at 70
North County Times
Top 100 Stories of 2011 #64: Stem Cell Research Hits More Painful Setbacks
Discover Magazine
December 2011
Salk Findings can Lead to Safer Asthma, Allergies and Arthritis Treatments
Med India
Gene-tweaking creates super-strong mice
Discovery May Lead to Safer Treatments for Asthma, Allergies and Arthritis
Science Daily
Local Researchers Develop Drug To Battle Alzheimer's
10 News
|Sickle Cell Research (CW6)
Salk Stem-Cell Research Shows Promise in Sickle-Cell Disease
La Jolla Patch
Safe Way to Repair Sickle Cell Disease Genes, Study Suggests
Science Daily
November 2011
AIDS: 30 Years of progress and promise assisted by La Jolla researchers
La Jolla Light
Stem cell science gets new home in La Jolla: Scientists from three San Diego research institutions will combine forces at new center
SignOn San Diego
Tweaking gene turns tissues into super muscles
MSN News
Tweaking a Gene Makes Muscles Twice as Strong: New Avenue for Treating Muscle Degeneration in People Who Can't Exercise
Science Daily
Research on fruit fly intestines by San Diego scientists -- may reveal the secret to vitality
|Sickle Cell Research (CW6)
Brain cell genomes show their individuality
Nature Blogs
Understanding the Human Brain
Fruit fly intestine hold the key to fountain of youth?
MSN News
October 2011
Check It Out: Salk Institute
Williams syndrome shows gene-behavior links: Key to autism?
CBS News
Eyes Are the Windows to the Soul; Skin Is a Window to the Brain
Discover Magazine
Super-social gene may hold clues to autism, other disorders
Today MSNBC
Salk biologist named editor of a top science journal
SignOn San Diego
Salk Life through a Microscope
San Diego Union Tribune/SignonSanDiego
Salk finds possible way to combat deadly infant disorder
San Diego Union Tribune/SignonSan Diego
Salk Gets $4.5M Grant for Brain Research Center
San Diego Business Journal
Growing Schizophrenic Brain Cells In A Dish Helps Neuroscientists Study Mental Illness Up Close
Popular Science
Salk Institute gets $4.5M neuroscience grant
North County Times
Genetic Alarm Clock - Researchers identify a gene that wakes people up from sleep each day
The Scientist
What Wakes You Up - There's A Gene For That
How your internal alarm clock works
Globe and Mail
September 2011
Salk finds gene that helps wake people up
San Diego Union Tribune/SignonSanDiego
Salk Institute's Fred Gage receives NIH award for transformative research
North County Times
Salk scientists find could advance diabetes drugs
La Jolla Light
Bionic Bacteria: Superbug Potential For Organic Drugs And Biofuel
Salk scientist garners grant to study how astrocytes impact neural behavior
BioOptics World
Salk scientist earns Whitehall Foundation grant
The Daily Transcript
Non-genetic inheritance demonstrated over multiple generations
North County Times
Hidden code in DNA ''evolves more rapidly than genetic code''
MSN News
Research explains mystery of the BRCA1 breast cancer gene
SignOn San Diego
Salk Researchers Discover How Defective Gene Leads To Cancer
Breast-cancer gene keeps DNA under wraps
Salk Institute Announces New Cancer Findings
10 News
The battle of the morphogens: How to get ahead in the nervous system
First Science
August 2011
Gleek$ Turn out at Salk Institute
NBC San Diego
Halfway point for 1,001 genomes quest
Symphony tunes up for evening with Idina
Sign On San Diego
Salk Institute named global leader in plant biology research
First Science
Read, delete and grow
Innovations Report
San Diego's Salk Institute - Paving Way To Feed World
Working in an office is bad for your brain
The Telegraph
Double-duty discovery
Nature Medicine
Mapping plant protein interactions
La Jolla Light
Mapping proteins in a mustard plant
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
July 2011
Largest-ever Map of Interactions of Plant Proteins Produced
Kansas City InfoZine
Largest-ever Map of Interactions of Plant Proteins Produced
Kansas City InfoZine
Mental Illness in a Dish
Scientific American
Engineered mice can run longer; how will that affect humans?
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Blood cells produced from human stem cells
La Jolla Light
Salk Science Star Rusty Gage Takes Helm of International Stem Cell Group
North County Times
Missing Gene Helps Mice Run for Hours
Science News
Blood Cell Production Enhanced with New Method
Top News
Salk researcher a Rita Allen Scholar
La Jolla Light
Stem Cells: Nearing Goal of Using Patient's OwnCells to Make Stem Cells to Replace Lost or Diseased Tissue
Science Daily
Renewal of Agreement between Ipsen and the Salk Institute Supports Cutting-Edge Research
Yahoo Finance
Salk plant biologist named to key post
La Jolla Light
Is Autism a Product of the Environment? New study discounts genetics
'Unnatural' chemical helps reveal protein action in brain cells
R & D Mag
June 2011
The genome guardian's dimmer switch: Regulating p53 is a matter of life or death
Salk study shows strawberries may keep doctors away
San Diego Fox 5
Strawberries can reduce kidney failure in diabetics
San Diego Union Tribune/SignonSanDiego
Study: Strawberries Offer Many Health Benefits
Channel 10/KGTV
Strawberries may help treat diabetes
Salk Institute Professor Receives Trio of Honors
San Diego Metropolitan Magazine
Salk scientist Joseph Ecker, appointed as HHMI-GBMF Investigator
First Science.com
An Honor for Genome Work on 'Not Just Another Weed'
San Diego Metro
Salk Institute saluted as Partner in Education
La Jolla Light
May 2011
Salk scientist Joanne Chory lauded
La Jolla Light
Salk Institute names duo to Dulbecco, Guillemin chairs
La Jolla Light
Salk Institute Researcher Receives Royal Honor
San Diego Metro
Local researchers discover how to replace defective genes
Salk Researchers Edit Diseased Gene via Mutation-Free DNA Molecules
San Diego News
Salk discovery could lead to new diabetes drugs
San Diego Union
Salk researchers announce diabetes breakthrough
San Diego Daily Transcript
Local Researchers Make Major Diabetes Breakthrough
April 2011
SCIENCE: Salk researchers find new cancer trigger
North County Times
Schizophrenia Breakthrough By Salk Institute
Salk Institute Rewards Six Researchers
San Diego Metropolitan Magazine
What Schizophrenia Looks Like
Schizophrenia 'in a dish'
Salk Institute is keeping a secret
San Diego Union Tribune
Engineered Mice Make Better Choices
Technology Review/MIT
How Do Neurons in the Retina Encode What We 'See'?
Science Daily
Salk researcher wins major award from Indiana University
San Diego Daily Transcript
March 2011
Customer Service and Training Benefit Research Facility
Salk Institute pushes limits of biological imaging
MASTERPIECES - Salk Institute for Biological Studies
New hardware to enable a computational brain
ITnews - Australia
Salk taps into interrupting the aging process
Reverse engineering the brain
COSMOS - Australia
Drug cures baldness... in mice
Video Feature: Aging, interrupted
February 2011
Hungering for longevity—Salk scientists identify the confluence of aging signals
Tumor cells thwart treatment with unusual morphing
Photonics, life sciences converge at Salk Institute
Prebys donates $2 million to Salk Institute
Lab notes: Recent discoveries at the region's top science institutions
Research Report: Reprogramming cells leads to errors
Salk opens biophotonics center
Study: Heart disease, inflammation, linked by heredity
Salk scientist gets $2.3 million to study Parkinson's
January 2011
A role to fill in motor neuron growth


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Web Exclusives
So if you're facing the Clearinghouse on this year's Match Day — Monday, Feb. 26 — don't despair. Instead, get working. Take the three days between Notification Day and when the Clearinghouse opens to prepare emotionally and physically for the fast-paced application process, advise Clearinghouse veterans.
Here are a few ways you can prepare:
Read the instructions. APPIC's Clearinghouse instructions for internship applicants cover how the Clearinghouse works, list Match Day do's and don'ts and offer advice on getting organized and finding support. Be sure to subscribe to the APPIC Clearinghouse e-mail list, through which training directors communicate directly about unfilled positions when the Clearinghouse opens. Directions for subscribing are on the first page of the clearinghouse instructions.
Decide where you are willing to go. In the Clearinghouse, your geographic options may be limited, so consider whether your finances can handle a nonfunded position, if your career goals mesh with a nonaccredited position or where you might be willing to move. "Figure these things out beforehand, because you have to make relatively quick decisions on Match Day," says Keilin.
Ready your materials. Prepare an electronic file that includes only a cover letter and your curriculum vitae and does not exceed 10 pages-a firm APPIC Clearinghouse rule. Sites don't expect a tailored cover letter, says Keilin, but consider creating two somewhat customized versions if, say, you are going to apply to mostly Veterans Administration sites and counseling center sites. Gather electronic copies of additional materials training directors may ask for, including your APPIC Application for Psychology Internship form and letters of recommendation. If you can't get these materials electronically, have plenty of copies on hand.
Enlist help. Ask your family and friends to help you field calls, fax application materials, make coffee and track information about sites you have applied to. It's also wise to inform your faculty advisers right away that you weren't matched, since training directors may call them about your qualifications, or to share leads.
Get up early Match Day. Apply to the sites you are most interested in as soon as the Clearinghouse opens, say experts. "What started as a trickle on Monday morning turned into a flood by that afternoon," says Clarissa Bush, PhD, training director of the clinical neuropsychology internship at SCO Health Service in Ottawa, of application e-mails she received from potential interns during one recent Clearinghouse. She says she was able to look more carefully at the applications that came in the morning when things were slower, and by afternoon was deleting messages that lacked detail about a student's training goals or expertise. Her advice: "Carefully target the programs that offer the training you want and get that across in the first few lines of the email to get noticed."
Be confident. Entering the Clearinghouse doesn't mean you are a poor candidate or a bad therapist, says APAGS Chair Kristi Sands Van Sickle, PsyD, herself a Clearinghouse veteran. Students may have, in fact, limited themselves geographically or applied to too many competitive sites, says Keilin. And some top-flight internships are available, say APPIC officials. Some are there because they joined late because of a funding delay, didn't initially receive many applications or sought interns taken by other sites.
Read a few examples of success stories in our January 2007 and March 2005 issues.
The Match for beginners
Looking for basic info about internships and the Match? Visit our Match primer and APPIC's FAQ.
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As a devoted Game Scooper, Greg takes a break from his day off to join this week's show and talk about his time with DC Universe Online. He's pushed nearly all the way to the level cap of 30 and has been satisfied all the way through, though he does note that much of the office lies more on the negative side of things. Ryan in particular talks about the rough start to the game, not offering a lot of narrative hooks into the exciting core superhero universe as well as poor user interface.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has excited almost everyone on the podcast, despite the fact that half of them have somehow not even played TESIV: Oblivion. Hilary did some research into the mythology of the series, diving into the northern expanse of Skyrim that promises a mythology-heavy plotline and snowy environments (as opposed to the woods and marshes of Morrowind and plains of Oblivion).
PSP2 rumors coming out of CES conclude the news segment and lead into the listener mail segment, which closes out the show.
Everyone is playing DC Universe Online, and we have mixed feelings about it.
A PSP2 reveal sounds imminent.
Square Enix might be planning Final Fantasy XIII 2.
We're pretty excited for Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Sign our petition to increase the friend count on Xbox Live and PlayStation Network.
We'll announce the winners of our Dragon Age 2 Signature Edition giveaway.
Plus, we answer a bunch of listener mail about Spiderman, IGN Meet & Greets, and Kim Kardashian. Don't forget, we're available on iTunes. Remember to rate the show while you're there.
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This is not about your comeback if you forgot your their to serve the people of the United States and not your ego... If you want to serve the people let journalist tell all Americans what the seed statis is going to be like by 2030 that would be serving the people that voted for you.August 18 2010 at 7:29 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
The Senates proper role is to check the reckless impulses of fashion so as to avoid rash action in the wake of short-term thinking. That is why the terms are longer; that is why the turnover is staggered; and that is why it is apportioned by stste rather than by population.
The scheme was arrived at by founders who studied the successes and failures of societies since the dawn of recorded history. It has served us well, if erratically, for 234 years or so, and does not seem to need "fixing" now on the part of those who want to hock our future even more quickly, or to make it yet easier to govern arbitrarily against the will of the taxpayer.
Stay tuned in November to see how mobilized voters have become in the wake of the Pelosi/Reid Congress.
Partially true however, politicians are WORSE than ever @ 'spinning', positioning themselves for Re Election to say nothing of the extreme Adversarial positions BOTH parties take against each other. THAT's what's broken!August 10 2010 at 9:29 PM Report abuse Permalink +2 rate up rate down Reply
It never ceases to amaze me that people forget that Reid and Pelosi have had the majority vote since 2006 in both houses. If they can't get their fellow democrats to back their legislative agenda, perhaps its not an agenda that should be pursued. We cannot continue to spend our way out of bankruptcy. Financial conservatism is not only needed, it is imperative to our future.August 10 2010 at 12:36 PM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
Personally, I would prefer to vote in people willing to compromise even in the minority. These highlighted party differences are the opposite of a more perfect union. It's not the Congress's fault as far as corruption goes though. That has been done for the past century and probably longer. I would say that voting for new people would probably produce the same result though. If we put people who are fiercely conservative or fiercely liberal and are not privy to the workings of Congress, then we suddenly make it worse. Ultimately, instead of flaming and accusing, think about who you're electing. Be careful, because your solution may merely make the problem worse.August 10 2010 at 11:15 AM Report abuse Permalink -2 rate up rate down Reply
Compromise what ... integrity, philosophy, right and wrong? Compromise is what has gotten us into too many messes. I prefer politicians willing to stand behind the principles we should be electing them upon.
I don't want some clown who waters down the other votes by brokering backdoor deals. I am sick of Collins and Snowe and I live in Maine.
It is because this type of analysis of our present government that we are in, big trouble. I not only is it short sighted, faulty and avoids the major problems. Both parties are equally at fault, little differences but the same results. Yes, we all want the USA to be number one, greatest country that civilization has ever seen. Politicians first, government employees next, big business, special interest groups, the environment and the Public, people last. Do you think that any American doesn't want a fair and equal "Health Care System"
To think differently is Un-American, what we don't want is a system that is unfair, why doesn't the Senate & House Representatives, adopt a system for all to use. Whatever happened to more Doctors ? not a replacement for Health Care but just more Doctors (education).
The Media refuse, to confront the Politicians on these real issues (example above & can be extended to many more issues), only allowing the questions asked to them, be first examined and picked on what they want to talk about and write about how they are thinking ahead. There are so many areas that can be challenge but not enough space here to write about. We are in big trouble, we must face the truth and the right now - politicians for themselves, no national pride.
...the perspective depends on which ideology one holds.
Many people think what congress has done is a good start, but they should have done more by this time.
To many others, the current congress is no better then what we had under the Bush administration, and to many more it's worse.
There is also a belief that many hold, that most of what congress (both parties) has done under President Obama was a bitter pill,rammed down the American public's throats, certainly not taken willingly.
And then there's the 'transparency' issues, which will exist as long as there are people running things. But contrary to the administration's and our esteemed congressional leaders promises of ethics and morality, the corruption of our elected officials is at least AS bad, if not worse then what we've had in the past.
In the end, all the talk (including my little rant here), and all the columns and editorials mean nothing.
The REAL bottom line come in November when voters have an opportunity to really make their voices heard. THEN we will see if the reported anger, and disgust with the people who are to be working for us is real, or blown out of proportion.
The elected terms for the house and senate make no sense given the present day costs of campaigning. The senate with its 6 year term has become the plaything of the independently rich. Why should anyone want to invest millions for only a scant two year term? And the house term of two years means that a representative spends 50% of him time and effort running for re-election. Given the power of a single vote in the senate compared to the proportional vote in the house, the terms would make more sense if they were reversed.
The terms for both should be four years.
The Senate should return to direct appointmnet by the respective State legislature as originally framed in the Constitution.
It's role is to represent the individual State's interest thereby keeping Federal big government in check.
Anyone think the Federal Government is too small?
The "soft coup" of 1913 needs to be undone.....Senate,Income Tax & Federal Reserve Bank.
is there logical reasoning for asking of the commentary involed, just by the nature of the commentary one should note that it is a statment to the obvious
consider the turmoil in the united states and ask yourself am I stirrung the pot or am I doing something to make it better(progress) proactive efforts should be made to improve, but as I have observed this is not completly the case
there are so many things broken it is not even funny, and the level of suffering that it has created should be made note of for correction, but I can clearly see that it is going to be a hard and slow uphill battle, consider the comment " every american household makes at least $250,000.00 a year " ?
and no one should have to depend on medicare or unemployment, what kind of jedi mind trick are they trying to pull unbelivable.
I don't like how Congress as a whole (Senate, House and President) has turned out. In this day and age it is not We the People, it is I promise you this this this.... and then I win the election and do everything other than what was stated on their platform. It's a horrible system and I am sure the founding fathers are turning over in their graves at what Congress has become. I still keep praying for each and everyone in public office, the Lord answers all prayers in His own time and sometimes we will not agree with His answer. Sure seems to me that Revelations is actually begun.August 10 2010 at 7:40 AM Report abuse Permalink +4 rate up rate down Reply
I'm going to proceed to call you uninformed now. Not because you're a bible-thumper, but because the president isn't part of Congress. I'm also going to say that, to have that sort of view, you don't really know anything about politics. Anyone see someone cometh with clouds or the ***** of Babylon lately? By that time you might actually have a point.August 10 2010 at 11:28 AM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
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When two Auburn University students or alums meet they exchange the customary verbal greeting "War Eagle!". There's also a real eagle at Auburn who flies over the stadium crowd during football games. So when DJ Stout found out that one of the stories planned for the launch issue of the Auburn magazine he was redesigning featured Auburn's Southwestern Raptor Center (who care for the much revered "War Eagle") he knew it had to be the cover. "I love it when you can kill two birds with one stone with a cover solution like that," says Stout. "Using a powerful portrait of the school's beloved football mascot for a cover feature on a prized academic institution like the Raptor Center is a total WIN WIN scenario in the magazine world."
Stout and his team in Austin worked with Editor Betsy Robertson and her staff to completely revamp the university's alumni magazine which debuts this week. For the Southwestern Raptor Center feature Stout commissioned fellow Austin resident Randal Ford (of Dairy Today fame) to shoot portraits of some of the birds being cared for at the Raptor Center in Auburn.
The departments and reoccurring sections of the magazine were simplified and designed to be more consistent in look and feel from front to back. "There's a tendency to overdesign those kinds of non-feature pages because the in-house designers are trying to overcompensate for the normally uninspiring art and photography that alumni magazines routinely have to work with because of low art budgets," says Stout. "The key is to use cheap art in smart ways."
Heritage and tradition is extremely important at Auburn so whenever possible Stout and his team infused the new publication with nostalgic moments and nuggets of university trivia. The reworked pacing of the publication downplays the dry, but required, content like stories about budgets and boards and graphically highlights the more interesting stories about alums and student activities.
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TSMC To Spend $1.8bn On R&D
TSMC is to spend $1.8 billion on R&D this year. Last year it spent $1.6 billion.
TSMC was the sixth largest spender on R&D last year behind Intel, which spent $10.6 billion, Qualcomm which spent $3.4 billion, Samsung which spent $2.8 billion, Broadcom which spent $2.5 billion and ST which spent $1.8 billion.
TSMC's $1.8 billion will mostly be spent developing 28nm, 20nm and 16nm processes.
TSMC now has 4,500 professionals working in R&D.
In addition, TSMC's 2014 capex spend will be $9.5 billion to $10 billion.
28nm is expected to a account for 30% of TSMC's revenues this year. Last year's total revenues were $20 billion and 28nm revenues were $6 billion, up from $2.1 billion in 2012 and $150 million in 2011.
TSMC expects the foundry industry to grow 14% this year and reckons its own growth will exceed that by 'several percentage points'.
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There's an echo in here.
June 02, 2014 19:16
It should be nothing to do with academics ! They're there to do the job, not argue it's worth.
Should be solved by market demand. Look at the number of vacant jobs and work from there. Medicine and Engineering are the only ones I know with demand outstripping supply.
June 02, 2014 17:42
It was a fair point, but not worth making three times. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
June 02, 2014 11:28
I've been on panels reviewing some UK Centres for Innovative Manufacturing recently and I have to say the work they're doing is first class.
Questioning the associated PhD and EngD students shows there has been a sea change in expectations in the last five years – probably 9 out of 10 said they wanted to go into industry rather than, or in preparation for, an academic job. This is a total reversal from a decade ago.
With the new doctoral training centres the EPSRC were very concerned that the centres could demonstrate that there was "absorptive capacity" so they are working hard to line up industrial partners to take their PhDs on, and that means the training is becoming more suited to what industry needs.
There are two things which are a crying shame however – first that the bid process for the doctoral training centres inadvertently knocked out a lot of the EngD centres, which are by far the better doctoral graduates in my opinion, and second there is a real risk that, even though there are lots of funded PhD places available for UK and EU students, a lot of great applicants are now carrying so much debt that they want to get straight into a job before they have the training to be really innovative.
June 01, 2014 17:41
We had no poaching agreements in Europe since the 60s or possibly earlier yet engineering was held in regard back then.
Starting pay for graduates is also well above what I started on allowing for inflation, plus it's far easier to get funding for a Ph.D than it was back then.
Yet the quantity and quality output from our universities is pathetic.
What we have to do first is abolish course fees for real engineering and double them for arts and airy-fairy courses that don't lead to an obvious job, Also re-introduce grants for engineering and probably medicine only. That way engineers would start work debt free and so would be far higher up the housing ladder.
The other thing is we need a hard look at the quality of university lecturers. Most I talk to too are at least pretty good, and of course people like Asen are world class, but quite a large percentage need to be replaced.
June 01, 2014 11:31
Agreed but on that score the EU can claim success as well as it supports long term R&D. But it and all European countries apart from the Baltic states have failed miserably at developing university engineering Ph.Ds on a par with Taiwan or even the US.
May 31, 2014 08:25
I don't think there's any direct financial support but what ITRI do is ensure that the Taiwanese university system produces a steady stream of Ph.Ds all wanting to work at TSMC in R&D and manufacturing.
That's how governments SHOULD intervene, i.e. in the long term, but instead they look for short cuts to success before the next election. Democracy does have its drawbacks.
May 30, 2014 14:21
Do those chaps pay a dividend?
Or is the R&D money partly goosed from the taxpayers?
HP investors would never stand for it.


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This bullet-riddled French-language B-movie from Michele Placido suffers from a serious crisis of identity.
Italian director Michele Placido bookends his recent run of middling period gangster epics (Romanzo Criminale, Angel Of Evil), to direct this middling cops and robbers yarn which awkwardly mutates into a serial killer manhunt B-movie at the half-way point and then back again.
Daniel Auteuil is grizzled, never-say-die copper Mattei who's all set and ready to pounce on a gang of bank robbers as they execute their latest heist. But before the cuffs lock shut, sniper bullets rain down over the scene, enabling the robbers to make a mad (if unsuccessful) dash.
It's discovered that the sniper's name is Kominski (Mathieu Kassovitz), but that his motivations for helping out the hoods are not that clear-cut, leading us down a musty rabbit hole of local gang bosses, petty crims and a whackjob serial killer who enjoys listening to Edith Piaf through vintage cans in his spare time.
For a film that barely clocks in at 90 minutes, there's far too much going on and cast of hundreds to which you must thinly spread your interest. New, unannounced characters crop up in each scene, alliances remain fuzzy through out and the drive of the narrative is seriously stymied by the odd flashback that's thrown in for good measure.
The one thing Placido does right is the action scenes, and there are big, bullet-riddled set pieces at the beginning, middle and end which just about keep the eyelids open. As much as the director appears to have been influenced by the likes of Michael Mann, there are also tinges of sniper-based computer games thrown in there too, especially in the final showdown in which Auteuil takes jumpy pot-shots onto the streets of Paris, trying his best to avoid whacking out an innocent bystander.
But these are minuscule pleasures in what is a movie whose story appears to consist of garish catalogue of machismo-fulled showdowns in increasingly grim and dull locations.
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Director Michele Placido has yet to make a great movie. Will this be the one?
On the contrary. A genre b-picture with a serious lack of focus. Some passable action sequences, mind.
Not a complete right-off. But almost.
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Richard Branson may have missed his chance to buy back Virgin Records following Universal's £1.2bn acquisition of EMI Music, but the tycoon still hopes to have a hand in the label's restoration.
Speaking in an interview with the Financial Times, the multi-venturing business tycoon said that he still hopes to work with Universal to "reinvigorate" the label that had been "left to languish".
His comments come despite a Virgin-signed artist's album - Emeli Sande's Our Version Of Events - being the top-selling LP in the UK this year.
It won't be Branson's only step back into music, with the announcement of four Rolling Stones anniversary gigs in November (including two at the O2), Virgin has also announced a new live promotion operation with Dainty Group – Virgin Live.
Branson sold Virgin Records to Thorn EMI in 1992 for a reported US$1 billion (£560 million) and has been vocal about his perceived 'mismanagement' of the label in recent years.
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Dreaming New Orleans
This week being the fourth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, I thought it would be timely to express my love for the city of New Orleans. After vacationing in The Big Easy, I found that my stay ended all too quickly. But until the day when I can become a permanent resident, I keep myself placated by reading all about the city and its rich history. However, there is also an abundance of fictional tales that keep New Orleans as a setting. Sure, one can always read anything by Anne Rice, but how about Walker Percy's The Moviegoer or John Kennedy Toole's A Confederacy of Dunces? If you're in the mood for a film, A Streetcar Named Desire or even Easy Rider might be good bets, too.
For some mystery stories that take place not exclusively in New Orleans but in southern Louisiana, you could check out the powerhouse writer James Lee Burke's thriller series of Dave Robicheaux novels as well as the wildly popular Sookie Stackhouse series by Charlaine Harris for some vampiric intrigue.
Don't forget to stop by the Downtown Library this Friday at 7:00 PM for a showing of Trouble the Water - the Academy Award nominated documentary about Hurricane Katrina. Information can be found here.
I'll see you on the porch with beignets and café au lait.
You should also check out Dave Egger's new book Zeitoun!!!
Amazon sums it up best:
"When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, Abdulrahman Zeitoun, a prosperous Syrian-American and father of four, chose to stay through the storm to protect his house and contracting business. In the days after the storm, he traveled the flooded streets in a secondhand canoe, passing on supplies and helping those he could. A week later, on September 6, 2005, Zeitoun abruptly disappeared. Eggers's riveting nonfiction book, three years in the making, explores Zeitoun's roots in Syria, his marriage to Kathy — an American who converted to Islam — and their children, and the surreal atmosphere (in New Orleans and the United States generally) in which what happened to Abdulrahman Zeitoun was possible. Like What Is the What, Zeitoun was written in close collaboration with its subjects and involved vast research — in this case, in the United States, Spain, and Syria."
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I am now in the same position. Currently, taking prednisone (now down from 40 to 20) and I have gain a total of 24 lbs. My pulmonologist doesn't seem to be concern about the weight, yet my endocrinologist is very concern because of the diabetes, (result of the prednisone), high-blood pressure (result of asthma medication). Most importantly, I do not like myself with the extra weight. I recently, signed up for Weight Watchers Online, but have yet to commit to it. Not sure if it will work because the weight gain is the result of prednisone not that I eat badly. So, yes I understand what you are going through. I like to suggest, that you take one day at a time. I find that when I focus on getting through one day at a time I tend to stay on course. I pray each night that I awake each morning with the mindset I will have a great day, exercise, eat the food that I prepared, and try to remain positive. It looks like you are on the right track, so please keep pressing forward. You have to allow your body to re-adjusts to accept the lifestyle changes that it has to come to reckon with. If your are heart is in it, YOU CAN DO THIS!
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Miracle League Mondays at Turner Field
The Atlanta Braves teamed up with the Miracle League to give a very special group of children the chance to rub elbows with "big leaguers" during batting practice every Monday during baseball season – also known as "Miracle League Monday."
The Miracle League provides unique opportunities for children with disabilities to play baseball, regardless of their abilities by removing barriers that keep them off the baseball field and lets them experience the joy of America's favorite pastime.
During every Monday home game, we hosted Miracle League families from all over Braves Country during batting practice and allowed them the opportunity to watch the Braves players warm up and get ready for that evening's game.
Upon their arrival, each family was greeted with goody bags filled with Braves swag and escorted on a short tour of ballpark before heading down to the field for batting practice. Our special guests observed batting practice from a VIP area where they enjoyed an inside look at some of their favorite professional athletes prepare for the game. With this exclusive access, the families were able to take photos, get autographs from their favorite players and in some cases, take home game used equipment that was personally given to them by some of the Braves superstars. You can probably imagine the excitement felt not only by the child, but the entire family.
At the end of their batting practice experience, the families headed up to their seats where they were able to enjoy the game and magic of Turner Field.
Thank you to all of our Miracle League Families that participated this year! We look forward to meeting more of the inspiring Miracle League athletes during the 2015.
5th Annual Youth Baseball Classic Presented by Bank of America
In its fifth year, the Atlanta Braves Youth Baseball Classic presented by Bank of America, brought together young baseball teams from all across the Southeast to compete in a round robin/bracket style tournament. Due to the success and popularity of the program since our humble beginnings of 32 teams, the Youth Baseball Classic moved locations to Wills Park in Alpharetta, GA. The change in venue allowed the event to accommodate 24 additional teams of ball players ages 5 – 13.
Teams traveled from as far as South Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina to compete in the classic. Upon check-in they received goody bags, complete with hats, tomahawks, and t-shirts. Round play for the older teams began on Friday night and continued into Saturday morning. The first games on Saturday started bright and early, 7:00 am to be exact, and the field lights had to be turned on for those teams.
At noon on Saturday, the athletes had a group of special visitors including Alpharetta City Council Member Jim Gilvin, Mike Perry, Director of Recreation and Parks, Ben Easterling, Chair of the Alpharetta Recreation Commission, Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Alex Wood, and of course, Homer the Brave! Participating teams then took team photos with Alex Wood before the skills competition for the 5/6 and 7/8 age divisions and one last game for the older teams. Athletes also had a chance to visit with former Braves star Brian Jordan and purchase autographed copies of his children's books.
Saturday had even more in store for the athletes, friends, and families – including tickets to that night's matchup against the Miami Marlins complete with a pregame parade. Sunday, the final day of the tournament, promised a slightly later start time and a higher level of competition – the championship games loomed at the end of the afternoon. The last game and trophy presentation wrapped up just before a lovely sunset appropriately capped off the 5th Youth Baseball Classic.
The 5th Annual Youth Baseball Classic was a huge success, and would not have been possible without the help of volunteer scorekeepers from the Braves 400 Fan Club, Georgia State University, and Bank of America Georgia.
Division Champions:
13 Division: Upstate Showcase
11/12 Division: South Georgia Elite
9/10 Division: East Cobb Braves
7/8 Division: Bandits
5/6 Division: Warriors Orange
Skills Champions:
7/8 Base Running: Caden High – South Gwinnett Rattlers
7/8 Golden Arm: Mason Ray – Northport Rage
7/8 Home Run Derby – Walker Westmoreland – Macon Impact
5/6 Base Running: Steele Ingram – Warriors Orange
5/6 Base Golden Arm: Riley McCallum – North Macon All-Stars Blue
5/6 Home Run Derby: Cole Carr – North Macon All-Stars Blue
D.H. Stanton Elementary Senior Trip
The Atlanta Braves have teamed up with Daniel H. Stanton Elementary school for a long-term partnership to help improve reading performance, decrease absenteeism, increase parent participation and encourage physical activity among students.
On Friday, May 10, we welcomed D.H. Stanton's 5th grade class to Turner Field for their "senior trip." The visit was an opportunity to celebrate an outstanding school year and congratulate the students as they head off to middle school. The students were treated to a special behind-the-scenes tour of the entire stadium, created Mother's Day cards, took group pictures and then enjoyed a picnic lunch at Sky Field.
During their tour, the students had a chance to see inside a luxury suite, sit in the press box, and peek into the Braves clubhouse. After the students saw into the clubhouse, they walked down the same tunnel as the umpires and sat in the visitors' dugout. After spending a little over an hour on the tour (and walking a little over a mile!), the students visited the Atlanta Braves Museum and Hall of Fame – exploring all of the exhibits and watching historical film.
Following the tour and museum visit, they trekked back up to Sky Field, which is located at the very top of the stadium, to create home-made cards for their moms. After an half an hour of arts and crafts, lunch was served and the kids headed back to school – just in time for dismissal.
The Atlanta Braves are proud to partner with D.H. Stanton Elementary and hope to see many more fifth graders on their way to middle school!
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You can build muscle and burn fat at the same time
Q: I am 28 years old, I want to build muscle and lose some body fat, and I had a few questions.
I heard that everybody is different and that what works for one person cannot or will not work for another. Is this true?
Is it possible to build muscle and lose fat at the same time?
How many days should I workout each week and how much time per day?
— Phil, Greenwood
A: Thanks for writing and thank you for your great questions.
First, I would like to answer your question about everybody being different and not being able to respond to the same type program.
Yes, everybody is different and not everybody has the same body type or the same metabolic rate. (Metabolic rate = rate of metabolism; the amount of energy expended in a given period.) But while everybody is different, there are certain rules that apply when focusing on building muscle and losing fat. If those rules and guidelines are implemented then everybody will have some success.
The first rule when focusing on building muscle is to have a structured strength training workout program designed specifically for you that will focus on the muscle groups that you want to develop. Each muscle group has individual muscle groups and each of those muscles must be trained during that workout. (Example: chest — upper chest, middle, lower and rib cage/serratus).
The workout program must take into consideration many variables. Those variables include:
Your goals.
Your current condition
Your symmetry and shape (weak areas and any imbalances in your physique)
Injuries or any handicaps
Age and recovery ability
At the same time, you must group certain body parts together on given days and stick to that regimen. (Example: chest, shoulders and triceps on Monday and Thursday and legs, back and biceps on Tuesday and Friday.)
Once the workout is set up, you must start with this base program and slowly intensify the workout each week. There are several ways to intensify a workout, and one or more of these methods must be implemented as you progress.
You can intensify a workout by increasing the weight on that given exercise or decreasing the rest time in between sets. You can also intensify a workout by increasing the volume or the number of sets you complete during that workout.
These are some basic training rules when focusing on building lean muscle.
An increase in lean muscle also will create a more efficient metabolic rate, which in turn will burn more fat. So yes, you can build muscle and burn fat simultaneously if your workout program is implemented properly and you are challenged to work harder each workout.
The most important factor in building muscle and burning fat is having the perfect nutritional program that will complement the workout. Your diet must allow for a full recovery, an increase in lean muscle and the right proportion of nutrients (water proteins, carbs, fats, vitamins, minerals) to support this process and allow for maximum fat loss.
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LUCK, Wis. - It took years of hard work and perhaps a little bit of luck, but a Luck, Wisconsin-native, is part of a Nashville country music group that has been nominated for two Academy of Country Music Awards.
Kale Nelson, 34, is the bassist for Love and Theft, a country music duo nominated for Vocal Duo of the Year and New Vocal Duo or Group of the Year. Nelson joined the group last August.
"I got involved with bands and just kind of took one step at a time, and got closer and met more and more people," Nelson said, on the phone from Nashville. "Then, finally, the opportunity came up and I just happened to be ready for it when it arose. And now to look back and reflect on it, it's kind of a cool thing. I mean, we didn't even have a traffic light in the whole county, I think, maybe one."
Nelson has always played music by ear. At Luck High School, he joined several garage bands and played percussion in the school band. His band teacher, Jennifer Gilhoi, remembers Nelson as a "down-home" kid who always had music in his soul. She says he even asked her to offer him private guitar lessons as an independent study in 1997, his senior year, which led him on a new path of singing and songwriting.
"He just a genuine person and I think that kind of comes through in his singing. He's a really good soul. I love that kid. He's grown up now, but he's still a kid to me," she said, while listening to one of his original compositions.
Ask anyone at his high school, he's had fans long before the fame.
"It's really exciting to hear when a small-town kid makes it big. He's just finally made it. It's awesome," said Junellyn Anderson, a family friend who works in the school front office.
The ACM awards are in Las Vegas in April, and Nelson says in May, Love and Theft will be playing with Tim McGraw.
"If you feel like you should be chasing something, do it. You only live once," said Nelson.
He encourages people to connect with him on Facebook or on Twitter - @kalewillynelson.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — A proposal from the Environmental Protection Agency may save drivers some money next year.
The EPA last week proposed trimming the amount of biofuel refiners must blend into fuels in 2014. The plan is subject to a comment period before becoming final early next year.
The group acknowledged that the standards are difficult to meet. But that was an understatement, especially since the fuel market has changed greatly since it set its targets five years ago.
"The EPA proposed targeted biofuels volumes in 2007 at a time when gasoline demand was at an all-time high," said Ryan Mossman, vice president and general manager of FuelQuest's Fuel Services. "There was also an assumption that demand would continue increasing" but instead, demand for gasoline has decreased since 2007.
The EPA's proposal calls for refiners to blend 15.21 billion gallons of renewable fuel, mostly corn-based ethanol, into U.S. gasoline and other fuels next year — about 16% less than what had been required. It would the first time the requirements have been rolled back since they were set back in 2007.
The planned change in the renewable fuel standard, also known as RFS, takes into account that demand fundamentally shifted five years ago due to higher miles-per-gallon vehicles and a decrease in driving from the economic downturn, said Jeff Lenard, a spokesman at the National Association of Convenience Stores. NACS is a trade group for an industry that sells 80% of the nation's gasoline.
"The decision to modify the RFS reflects the change in demand and is grounded in where the marketplace is today," he said.
That's good news for drivers, thanks to its benefits for refiners.
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Yet that waiting often comes with an end date attached. A bout is announced. Anticipation builds. And the tension peaks in those final seconds as the fighters stand in their corners, ready for the opening bell.
Whats much more difficult is the wait for a big fight that has not yet been signed and might not happen at all.
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I dunno.... The problem is that they are in the 140 division. They could both easily lose once or twice before fighting again (especially Alvarado since he has a belt). I think that would take away from the third fight.
But I guess it depends on whether bums get fed to them in the meantime or they actually take steps up and fight some of the better guys in the division
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ah, the old "ripley solution" the the alien infestation joke. never gets old. :)
good point so an insightful vote from me
and that pic: LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
unfortunately it is all to true that police will not "protect and serve". as i have had to find out first hand, more than once. i have been mugged and attacked several times, even had hospital stays from some encounters (one of which cost me my last job).
now i carry at least three weapons on me (i dont have the luxury of living in a crime free and expensive neighborhood) when i leave after dark (i work 3rd shift at the moment): all less-lethal. retractable baton, taser model C2, and law enforcement grade mace (all legal where i am).
so far i have had to use my baton twice, and mace once. haven't used the taser yet cause those cartridges are not exactly cheap, and they are slow to change out. i.o.w., only got 1 chance.
only reason i don't carry a gun is cause if it gets taken it will do more damage when turned on me. example: a bullet hits me, i am most likely dead. the taser, gotten for me by a friend on the condition that i take a jolt without the barbs (you get same amount of juice) so i see what i am doing to an attacker, did not hurt. i could not move, but it did not hurt. (not trying to sound tough. i used to work with electricity and my skin actually has extremely high electrical resistance, so i literally can't feel it.)
wow good thing i don't work tonight. i ramble when i am overtired. sorry for wall of text
EXACTLY what i was thinking as i read this article.
technically if this passes default router password being printed in manuals would be criminal, yes.
umm... too late?
unfortunately they are in reality treated like status symbols for the real criminals and wannabe toughs that go in. the big problem is that without any actual rehabilitation and reeducation... they tend to come out exactly how they went in. thuggish animals
now now, there is no need to drag the 7 dwarfs into this... they have enough problems.
Cthulhu has arisen from R'lyeh once more apparently.
are you really suggesting that inanimate objects can be innocent or guilty of a crime? an inanimate object does nothing on its own. that is like saying a spoon makes you fat or a pencil misspells words. also the 4th amendment protects against SEIZURES of property as well.
not according to the fourth amendment, which applies to a person and their property.
it's their blog. they can write what they want.
if you don't like it, feel free to write your own articles on your own site.
my thoughts exactly
that is what i was trying to hint at. Thank you for clarifying for me.
i could care less about sports, but i still agree 100%. all of them cheat at some point or another. only the ones who win get targeted.
ever think that they WANT the public to fear them?
legally it cannot. at least in indiana. not sure about other states or fed level. doesnt stop them from using it as a reason though.
i am all for public shaming as a solution. make them carry signs in public that outline their bad deeds and encourage others to laugh at THEM for a change. i say fight fire with fire.
bully beats up a kid: public caning until the victim is satisfied that bully learned their lesson. seems harsh but i think it would be effective (and probably the only thing that would be anymore)
i hear you there and WHOLEHEARTEDLY agree
at the risk of sounding insensitive to the unfortunate victims of the following: THIS IS WHY WE HAVE SCHOOL SHOOTINGS!
because bullied kids feel they can't go to those in "authority" about this kind of thing because this crap happens. it's not new either.
13 years ago i was put in a juvenile detention center for a month THEN sent to therapy (basically attempts to brainwash me into thinking i have no right to defend my life and that thinking otherwise is crazy) and a school for "troubled children" because a longtime bully of mine (who i had ignored/reported to teachers and even police) with four of his friends to help deliberately tried to stab me to death, and i defended myself by wrestling his knife from him (got a few big scars from that) and stabbing him in the balls. the rest is history. never was in actual trouble (unless you count detentions for "bothering" teachers about him) before that. the bully got a pat on the back.
this is common. much more so than most will admit. it will not change unless EVERY VICTIM of it stands up and fights it legally with class action lawsuits and force the dept of education to either fix the problem or spend a lot of money they can't afford in court.


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CO Car Buying Paperwork - Bill of Sale, Title Transfers, Duplicate Titles & Registration | DMV.orgBe prepared with the appropriate paperwork & applications when you buy a car in Colorado - bill of sale, title transfers, duplicate titles, license plates & registration.
Colorado License Plates & Placards Information | DMV.orgInformation on obtaining license plates & placards for Colorado.