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Leo the Lion so bold
fierce and brave,
had his mane braided
because it's all the rave.
They pulled, yanked and tugged
crisscrosses were made,
he thought he'd look so cool
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Tuesday, July 05, 2011
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�Maggie.� Mrs. Barnes called to her four-year-old daughter. �Maggie, where are you?�
Maggie Barnes was hiding in the downstairs hall closet. She didn�t want her mom to find her. She had been sitting there for a long time, thinking abo... Read more
Sunday, July 03, 2011
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I wish I had been born to a big family, maybe not quite like the Dugger's 19 and Counting, but a fairly big family. I'd want to be a middle child.
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Saturday, July 02, 2011
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I put my mail on 100 pieces of mail per page and I have 6 pages. SIX Pages!!!
That doesn't include the mail in folders.
I have 224 pages of post on my sparkpage. Can you say cyber hoarding?
I really need to learn to let go, what i... Read more
Thursday, June 30, 2011
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It was a dark and gloomy evening. Sam Murphy , detective, was walking to his car after a hard day�s work. He had a case load: follow a wayward husband; find the missing masterpiece of a famous artist; find a lead on a missing valuable dog.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
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I saw this on a few blogs and realize that it was started by a fellow Hunter on my BLC team.
I want you to write down 6 things you love about yourself and when you hear those other voices, think of these 6 things you love about yourself. he... Read more
Saturday, June 25, 2011
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I'd planned on doing some extra exercises for my arms and legs, but seemed like the prep and cooking ofr the Chicken/Shell dish took more time than expected.
I've got to work on my temptations still. Ugh! It's so frustrating. I figure ... Read more
Saturday, June 25, 2011
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Jumbo Shell Chicken w/dressisng
2lbs of boneless chicken
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Thursday, June 23, 2011
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On our SUMMER challenge for my BLC-16 team we need to write about how we are doing in our journey.
We just finished a challenge dealing pretty much with this topic, so it should be easy.
I was in a gaining cycle, but refreshed, refocused ... Read more
Sunday, June 19, 2011
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I know there plenty of teams on SP, but how many role play a theme? I'm a member of Middle Earth, Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Realm, all fantasy.
Are there any other teams out there who role play? Where you can become someone ... Read more
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
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I made mention, in my blog about binging, the topic of self-talk.
The Bible says �As a man thinketh, so is he.�
A book I really like is the title of this blog, written by Shad Helmstetter.
�What we think is what we become.�
Th... Read more
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
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We deceive ourselves that what we are eating is really healthy. Hey, that fig cookie does have fruit in it; doesn�t that danish have apple in the middle?
We can talk ourselves into believing anything we want, but what we want isn�t necessa... Read more
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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Motivation can fade. Habits prevail.
Your dreams won't come true if you are sleeping.
The first step on the path to commitment is making up your mind.
You can plan to succeed or you can plan to fail. The choice is yours.
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Monday, June 13, 2011
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Friday, June 10, 2011
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Welcome back Yolanda and other admins. It was a fun challenge. A nice change of pace. Thanks Kat and all involved.
The chaos challenge has been over now and we have our Yo back in the ranks of BLC.
Okay, for those not on BLC, that ... Read more


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A modest group of onlookers grew to a howling crowd of enthusiasts Tuesday night as the Kentucky Truck Tuggers dug rivets into the soft Hardin County soil under their tire treads.
After torrential downpours slammed the brakes on their past two visits to the Hardin County Fair, the Truck Tug O'War made up for lost time. The Kentucky Truck Tuggers contorted their rides into wicked disfigurements during a cool night following the brutal heat wave that stalled across the state for days.
Two Elizabethtown men pleaded guilty to robbery Tuesday.
Brandon R. Daye and Terry Hunter took plea deals Tuesday in Hardin Circuit Judge Ken Howard's courtroom. The men were accused of robbing a Radcliff man, who was shot in the leg during the incident.
They were arrested in February.
Both men were charged with first-degree complicity to commit robbery and first-degree complicity to commit assault.
The plea deal amended the robbery charges to second-degree offenses and dismissed the assault charges without prejudice.
The Elizabethtown Tourism Commission approved a change to its Elizabethtown Sports Park operations agreement with the city allowing the use of excess revenue from the park to pay off cumulative deficits. It also struck a sentence stating excess revenues would be put back into the sports park's operational budget.
Mayor Tim Walker said the Sports Park will be treated as a department and any and all excess revenues will be absorbed into the city's general fund.
Kids are getting a shot at something that is brand new for most of them: archery.
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College hosts Kids' College archery camp this week for children in sixth through eighth grades to try their hand at a bow and arrow.
Instructor Daniel Thorn, also a physical education teacher at T.K. Stone Middle School, said the camp teaches not only archery skills but life skills such as patience and focus.
The Hardin County Veterans Tribute should soon receive an infusion of cash.
The Elizabethtown Tourism Commission unanimously voted Wednesday to release a $100,000 donation for the tribute originally approved last year. Relase of the money hinges on the caveat that the donation does not imperil the cash flow of the Elizabethtown Tourism and Convention Bureau.
Mayor Tim Walker requested release of the money because of the committee's need to pay for expenses as it mobilizes construction.
Several girls from Hardin County were among leaders holding office at this year's American Legion Auxiliary Girls State Program at University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg.
Girls State provides a mock state government experience, with rising seniors running for offices such as governor and then debating and passing bills proposed by peers. Officers also receive the chance to meet their state counterparts.
LEITCHFIELD — Motivated by outrage, Clydean Cooper set out to do something about funeral-time crime.
After meeting with funeral directors, the county attorney and law-enforcement officials, Cooper is collecting members for a new organization called Looking Out For Each Other. Once established, it would provide volunteers to house sit for grieving families attending funerals and visitation.
A judge agreed Wednesday to lower the bond of a Glendale man accused of rape and sodomy.
The $20,000 bond on Kevin Dale Floyd, 22, was lowered to a total of $4,500 cash during a preliminary hearing in Hardin District Court.
That would be 10 percent of $45,000 — $5,000 required for each of the nine charges filed against him.
Floyd faces six counts of third-degree rape, two counts of third-degree sodomy and one count of second-degree unlawful transaction with a minor.
Mark Comley smiled to himself when an audience member asked how he did it after one of his comedic magic shows at the Hardin County fair.
He said he gets that question 90 times each day.
The trick Kaye Litherland of Sonora asked about was one in which Comley planned out an imaginary date for a man and woman, though they never had met before the show.
Elizabethtown Police Department will conduct traffic safety checkpoints this month on U.S. 62 and Ky. 251.
Officers will check drivers for compliance with motor vehicle laws including driving under the influence, seat belt use, appropriate vehicle registration and insurance, and valid driver's licenses.
Law violations and other public safety issues that arise will be addressed, according to police.
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My wife and I have been sharing a Prius since moving to Nashville, but I'm now on the hunt for a sturdy and (quite) affordable diesel pickup truck which I'll convert to veggie oil. The need is twofold: I need wheels, AND the Sylvan Street community garden project is coming to fruition and we need a truck in the family to move tools, lumber, soil, seedlings, etc. (more info at sylvanstreetgarden.org—site maybe not live yet). SO...your help with this would be good for me, good for the air and good for the the community. Any thoughts? Any leads would be very much appreciated.Far be it from me to mock someone's commitment to environmentalism, but when people earnestly trumpet their dedication to living a green life as if it were an emblem of virtue, I want to buy a Hummer, move to a Brentwood subdivision and appreciatively listen to Phil Valentine argue against science. Seriously. Can't we just figure out ways to drive less, recycle more and shut up about it? Maybe it's not that conservatives hate the environment—although that's not a bad point—it's that they understandably loathe people who brag about driving hybrids. OK, I'm done now.
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IN JUSTICE takes viewers behind the scenes of The National Justice Project, an organization made up of a group of dedicated attorneys and investigators who each week set out to free the wrongfully imprisoned and identify the guilty. Leading the charge is David Swain (Sex and the City's Kyle MacLachlan) and his chief investigator, Charles Conti (Jason O'Mara), an ex-cop who often butts heads with the idiosyncratic and idealistic Swain. His team of eager young lawyers are Sonya Quintano (Marisol Nichols), Brianna (Constace Zimmer of Good Morning, Miami) and Jon Lemonick (All My Children's Daniel Cosgrove) who pound the pavement trying to put the pieces of each crime's puzzle together correctly. In addition to the drama of seeing a crime solved, the characters' personal lives are on full display.
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January 31, 2011 The man who wrote scores for 11 James Bond films and won five Oscars passed away yesterday at 77.
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January 29, 2011 The long-time faculty member of Princeton University and Juilliard embraced a broad range of sounds and influenced several generations of composers. He had a mathematical approach to music, embracing as a young man the serial approach to composition.
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January 28, 2011 Ellen McKinney was a first-grade teacher in McCall, Idaho, when the space shuttle Challenger exploded in 1986. She teaches second grade now at the same school, which was renamed the Barbara Morgan Elementary School for the first teacher to go into space. McKinney talks to Renee Montagne about the day Challenger exploded.
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January 26, 2011 Milton Levine, the novelty toy entrepreneur who dreamed up the hugely popular ant farm, has died at the age of 97. Uncle Milton's Ant Farm has sold more than 20 million copies. Host Melissa Block speaks to Levine's son, Steven.
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January 24, 2011 Jack LaLanne was extolling the virtues of healthy eating and physical fitness decades before either became popular. With a daily TV show that made him a household name, LaLanne went on to become an American icon. He passed away Sunday at his home in Morro Bay, Calif., at the age of 96.
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January 22, 2011 Silenced by the politics of the time, Milton Rogovin began taking photographs on Buffalo's lower West Side in the 1950s. Not photos of celebrities posing or ducking from flashbulbs, but portraits of the kind of people who rarely appeared in photographs. Host Scott Simon has a remembrance of Rogovin, who died this week at the age of 101.
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January 21, 2011 Hosts Robert Siegel and Melissa Block remember Albert Ghiorso, an ingenious and inventive scientist who helped discover 12 chemical elements — an accomplishment perhaps unrivaled in the history of atomic research. Ghiorso, 95, died of undisclosed causes last month at a care facility near his home in Berkeley, Calif.
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Best Places to Trick-or-Treat on Halloween for New York City Kids
While trick-or-treating in your building is great for adults because it feels so safe and convenient, it's nowhere near as exciting for kids as getting to run around the city streets at night going door-to-door. One of my favorite childhood memories from growing up in NYC was Halloween in Greenwich Village. Back then, the Village Halloween Parade was just a couple hundred artists and freaks who marched through the neighborhood, so it felt more like a community affair. Afterward, we would trick-or-treat up and down the brownstone blocks. Everyone was really friendly, and we would come home with our shopping bags completely filled. It was magical.
Although the parade and Greenwich Village have changed a lot since then, your kids can still enjoy that kind of thrilling trick-or-treat experience in many other New York City neighborhoods. On Saturday, October 31, join one of the smaller kid-friendly Halloween parades and then go trick-or-treating throughout the community with local families. Or hit an area where residents are well known for doling out candy. A few neighborhoods are so well organized, they even hand out maps of participating houses!
Over the years, we've expanded our list by asking our readers where they go, so we have a slew of spots to try in all five boroughs. If your favorite haunt is missing, please let us know in the comments. For more seasonal fun and important October 31 safety tips, check out our jam-packed Halloween Guide.
Upper West Side
For years there has been a huge party on 69th Street near Central Park West with candy, entertainment and cops controlling the crowds. In fact, it's gotten so popular the block association has decided to stop distributing treats around 7pm in order to get revelers to disperse. This is where many Upper West Side kids head for great door-to-door trick-or-treating so be prepared to battle the hordes.
Reader Howard says, "79th Street between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues is great. All the prewar buildings decorate their lobbies and hand out candy to kids. Really cool." And reader Nina says to try 78th Street between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues, too.
Amy, one of our readers, recommends 87th Street between Broadway and West End Avenue. "The whole block gets decked out, brownstone to brownstone!"
One of our contributors who lives in the neighborhood says that 90th Street between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues is also a good bet, and a lot less busy.
Ani says that "95th Street between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West is closed to traffic and all the brownstones are decked out and hand out candy. Lots of fun!"
Upper East Side
For decades, 78th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues has been the go-to block for Upper East Side trick-or-treating, and readers report there's still plenty of fun to be had there despite the 2011 departure of the original organizers.
Every year, 92nd Street between Park and Madison Avenues is closed to traffic for a Halloween Spooktacular from 4 to 5:30pm. In addition to treats and ghoulish decorations, there's a costume contest with prizes awarded in different age categories, as well as best family and best pet.
The neighborhood on the whole seems to be wild about Halloween. Once you've had your share of fun on 92nd Street, head north. We've heard town houses and doormen on 94th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues dole out goodies and one of our readers, Amanda, recommends 95th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues. "Lots of candy and the brownstone mansion on the corner even has gaslights!"
In recent years, Harlem has become a hotbed of Halloween activity. The Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association sponsors trick-or-treating near Marcus Garvey Park. Visit the website on Friday, October 30 to download a map of participating houses.
Astor Row, 130th Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues, and Strivers' Row, 138th and 139th Streets between Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and Frederick Douglass Boulevards, are also good bets.
Harlem resident Jessica recommends Hamilton Terrace between 141st and 144th Streets. "The brownstones are all made up to look spooky. My family and I start around 147th Street and also visit some of the brownstone blocks between St. Nicholas and Convent Avenues and work our way down. The kids have a lot of fun and it almost feels like trick-or-treating in the 'burbs."
Washington Heights
Reader Pedro advises, "Hit Broadway between 168st and 181st Streets. High volume of all sorts of candy." Given the street, we're guessing it's mostly stores doling out sweets, not residents.
Reader Beth says nothing beats 217th Street between Park Terrace East and Park Terrace West. "The house on the corner of 217th Street and Park Terrace West sets up a not-too-scary haunted house in its garage, and a nearby home puts some kind of window covering with huge eyes in its attic window. And there are always residents standing on their stoops with bowls of candy waiting for trick-or-treaters." We've also heard that many of the stores on Dyckman Street give out treats.
Greenwich Village
From 2:45-6pm, you can hit the Greenwich Village Children's Halloween Parade and Party in Washington Square Park. Afterward, stay far away from Sixth Avenue and the big Parade. Instead, make your way to the West Village for the real neighborhood experience.
East Village
Local mom Kathleen says, "Although there are no special blocks that do Halloween with a vengeance, Avenue A is fun because all the shops, bars and restaurants give out candy. Often, a large group of families meet at Tompkins Square Park and let the kids run around for a while, and then we all head out to trick-or-treat together. Just get the littlest ones home by about 8pm because there is a lot of drinking that night in the East Village."
This is a big one that we've done many times: Families gather in Clement Clarke Moore Park—known by locals as "Seal Park"—on Tenth Avenue at 22nd Street around 6pm, and then walk up and down the brownstone blocks around the General Theological Seminary. Expect 21st and 22nd Streets between Ninth and Tenth Avenues to be jam-packed, but you'll also find houses giving out treats between Eighth and Ninth Avenues. It's an unforgettable experience.
We typically don't like trick-or-treating in stores, but Tribeca businesses decorate to the hilt and throw open their doors to greet the kids. It's a nice scene and Japanese sweets from Nobu or homemade cookies from Bouley are hard to resist! The hot spots are Duane, Reade, Greenwich and Hudson Streets.
Lower East Side
One of our favorite NYC sweet shops, Economy Candy, hands out free treats to all costumed kids from 3:30-5:30pm. In fact, pretty much any candy, chocolate or dessert store is a good bet on October 31, even though that's not necessarily an authentic door-to-door experience.
Reader Katrin recommends the shops on Greene Street between Prince and Spring Streets. "It's the main destination for Soho kids."
Brooklyn is home to an incredible number of kid-friendly Halloween parades, after which kids trick-or-treat in those neighborhoods. Joining the parades is the best bet in terms of figuring out exactly which blocks to hit.
Every year, community nonprofit the Society for Clinton Hill organizes a Halloween Walk in Fort Greene and even hands out maps with a list of houses to hit. Clinton Avenue between Dekalb and Lafayette Avenues is a highlight since that's where the Halloween 313 House located. From 5 to 9:30pm, you can catch its original one-night-only Halloween-themed show. This year's edition is Malice in Underland.
Brooklyn Heights' charming streets are anything but dead on Halloween. The over-the-top Garden Place and Grace Court Alley are the epicenter of the Halloween celebration, but side streets offer laid-back trick-or-treating, too.
Another reader recommendation from Melanie: "Smith Street is a great spot for businesses handing out candy, and all the streets between Court and Hoyt Streets, especially Dean and Warren Streets. Everyone hangs out on their stoops passing out candy...honestly all of Brooklyn is pretty good!"
Queens also has lots of great trick-or-treating spots. A few years back, our Queens maven, Leni, offered this tip: "Kew Gardens is a little hamlet tucked away from the main drag of Queens Boulevard, and a little east of the very popular Forest Hills. The intersection of Austin Street and Lefferts Boulevard is Queens' best place to take kids of all ages to trick-or-treat. There are small stores up and down Lefferts that give out candy and even people walking the streets with bags of treats. The nearby apartment buildings from 83-33 Austin Street and down toward Hillside Avenue all open their doors to trick-or-treaters. These are great ideas for little ones who need to stay warm, or in case of rain."
Reader Jewels says, "I have heard Steinway Street in Astoria is a cool location for trick-or-treaters." Of course there are only businesses on Steinway, and reader Karol adds, "I go early, 4 to 5:30pm. After that, the stores often have signs saying, 'No more candy.'" Head to Crescent Street between Hoyt Avenue South and Ditmars Boulevard if you're looking to hit houses.
Of course, families also flock to the super-popular Jackson Heights Halloween Parade, and then stick around to trick-or-treat in the neighborhood.
The planned community of Sunnyside Gardens in Sunnyside has been a major Halloween destination for years. Afterward, hit the nearby restaurants and stores along Greenpoint Avenue, Queens Boulevard and Skillman Avenue for even more loot.
A reader told us Flushing gets pretty busy. "166th Street between 45th and 46th Avenues gets 600 to 700 kids consistently every year. Everyone on the whole block typically sits in front of their houses dressed up and giving out candy."
The Bronx
The Morris Park section is surrounded by single-family houses. The homes on Morris Park and Hone Avenues always give out sweets.
Our Bronx blogger Sonia recommends Astor and Waring Avenues between Eastchester Road and Esplanade in Pelham Gardens. We also hear that the Pelham Bay area is great. People go all out with their decorations and hand out sweets.
Reader Angel advises to try "near Van Cortlandt Park on the west side" in the Kingsbridge/Riverdale section. Local stores along 231st Street near Broadway also give out candy.
The picturesque City Island is hosting its annual Halloween parade followed by trick-or-treating when families dole out treats from their porches.
Staten Island
Our Staten Island blogger Nataki says, "My family and I start in St. George and walk down to Stapleton. It's really fun!
Meanwhile, Ellie says, "The homes on Ward Avenue in Tompkinsville and Harvard Avenue in New Brighton are known for giving out candy."
Really, any part of NYC that has more houses than apartment buildings is a good bet for door-to-door trick-or-treating on Halloween. Just look around you!
Did we miss your favorite place to go trick-or-treating in NYC? Share the info in the comments below! We're always looking to add to our list.
For more seasonal fun, check out our Halloween Guide.
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"Me and Chauncey used to go nuts over there," Paul said. "That's a huge responsibility to put on guys if they haven't been in that situation a lot. [Eric Bledsoe] was trying and working as hard as he could but that's usually not the situation he's in, but it was a great learning experience for him."With Paul on the floor, a six-point lead in the final minutes of the game doesn't seem like such a precarious position for the Clippers anymore. After blowing a 10-point lead in less than two minutes to Portland on the road without Paul, the confidence in this team's ability to close out games without him simply wasn't there. But with the ball in Paul's hands, no one on the Clippers doubted the final outcome of the game late.
"It just gives us confidence as a team that the ball is going to be taken care of and it's going to go to the right spot," Blake Griffin said. "It's going to be a methodical style of basketball. Everything is very thought out. There are no careless mistakes. It helps when you have two guys who are on top of the game and controlling it."
|Chauncey Billups' veteran approach gives the Clippers another key weapon in the backcourt in close games.
For all his raw talent, Bledsoe is still a 23-year-old kid who usually reserves his postgame conversation for cracking crude jokes at DeAndre Jordan. One day he'll be able to lead his own team, but for now, it's clear why this team is a championship contender with Paul running the show, and wildly inconsistent when Bledsoe gets to borrow the keys.
"The thing about having me and Chauncey back, at the end of the day, we're going to play the right way," Paul said. "Every night we're going to get what we want. ... I strive for those situations, to be the closer and win games. At the end of the day I just want to win."Paul doesn't much care for MVP talk. He has been touted as a serious contender before, only to see the award eventually go to Kobe Bryant or James. After Sunday's win he was more interested in talking about the impact he and Billups can have on the court late in games after only playing in a total of five games together over the past year because of injuries. "We used to battle when we were on separate teams and managing the game in the final minutes," Paul said. "Now that we're on the same team ... it's pretty much a wrap."


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Villanova field hockey senior forward Kayla Kenney was selected to the BIG EAST Field Hockey Weekly Honor Roll on Monday afternoon via a conference press release.
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The Villanova field hockey team (1-6) returns to action this weekend, starting with a 1 pm game vs. the Siena Saints (1-6) at Ursinus College. Sunday the team will travel to Towson, Maryland to take on the Towson Tigers at noon.
Field Hockey Drops Game to Stags, 2-1
The Villanova field hockey team (1-6) returned home Sunday afternoon and fell to the Fairfield Stags (2-3), 2-1.
Field Hockey Returns Home Sunday to Take on Fairfield
The Villanova field hockey (1-5) team return home Sunday September 20th to take on the Fairfield Stags at noon. This will also be the youth game of the season.
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1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the present invention relate to heat dissipation devices. In particular, an embodiment of the present invention relates to a two-phase (liquid/vapor), forced convection heat dissipation device that disperses a working fluid, which results in the prevention of bubble formation and/or creation of a thin film of the working fluid on an evaporation region for improved evaporation thereof.
2. State of the Art
The microelectronic device industry continues to see tremendous advances in technologies that permit increased circuit density and complexity, and equally dramatic decreases in package sizes. Such high density and high functionality in these microelectronic devices has resulted in an increase in the density of the power consumption by the integrated circuit components in the microelectronic device, which, in turn, increases the average junction temperature of the microelectronic device. If the temperature of the microelectronic device becomes too high, the integrated circuits within the microelectronic device may be damaged or destroyed.
Various apparatus and techniques have been used and are presently being used for removing heat from microelectronic devices. One known method of removing heat from a microelectronic device is the use of a heat pipe 300, as shown in
However, with the ever increasing temperature, simple heat pipes are not capable of removing sufficient heat from microelectronic device, as current heat pipe designs suffer from low critical heat flux and high evaporator resistance, as will be understood to those skilled in the art. Improvements to heat pipes, such as forced convection with pumps and/or microchannels, can be implemented. However, these improvements have not been entirely successful. Pumps are not sufficiently reliable and microchannels can develop liquid slugs in the vapor portion of the microchannel which blocks the vapor flow to the condensation end of microchannel causing partial or total dry-out condition resulting in heat transfer failure. Furthermore, using more complex cooling methods, such cryogenic cooling or refrigeration cooling are too expensive for use in high volume commercial electronic devices.
Therefore, it would be advantageous to develop heat dissipation device designs having an improved critical heat flux and lower evaporator resistance, while still having using simple components.
While the specification concludes with claims particularly pointing out and distinctly claiming that which is regarded as the present invention, the advantages of this invention can be more readily ascertained from the following description of the invention when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings to which:
In the following detailed description, reference is made to the accompanying drawings that show, by way of illustration, specific embodiments in which the invention may be practiced. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice the invention. It is to be understood that the various embodiments of the invention, although different, are not necessarily mutually exclusive. For example, a particular feature, structure, or characteristic described herein, in connection with one embodiment, may be implemented within other embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. In addition, it is to be understood that the location or arrangement of individual elements within each disclosed embodiment may be modified without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. The following detailed description is, therefore, not to be taken in a limiting sense, and the scope of the present invention is defined only by the appended claims, appropriately interpreted, along with the full range of equivalents to which the claims are entitled. In the drawings, like numerals refer to the same or similar functionality throughout the several views.
An embodiment of the present invention comprises a two-phase (liquid/vapor) heat dissipation device to remove heat from a heat generating device, wherein the heat dissipation device has an internal dispersion device (e.g., a rotating device, such as a fan) and is adapted to decrease boiling resistance and increase the critical heat flux.
A working fluid 112 within the sealed housing 102, when in a liquid phase, is a dispersed by the dispersion device 108 as a liquid spray toward a vaporization region 114, within the sealed housing 102, proximate the heat generating device 106. The working fluid 112 liquid spray is dispersed substantially uniformly to form a thin layer on the vaporization region 114. Thus, the vaporization region should be substantially continuously wetted with the working fluid 112. Furthermore, the dispersion device 108 "flattens" substantially all working fluid bubbles before they can form. If such working fluid bubbles form, they impede the working fluid from wetting the vaporization region 114, which greatly reduces the efficiency of the heat dissipation device 100.
The working fluid 112 may include, but is not limited to water, Freon, acetone, alcohol, and the like. The heat from the heat generating device 106 is transferred through the sealed housing 102 by conductive heat transfer. This heat vaporizes the working fluid 112 liquid film into a vapor phase within the vaporization region 114. The vapor phase of the working fluid 112 substantially follows along a path illustrated by arrows 116 in
In a heat pipe or vapor chamber configuration of the heat dissipation device 100, the liquid phase of the working fluid 112 is absorbed by at least one wick structure 124, which can abut an interior surface 120 of the sealed housing 102. The wick structure 124 may be any appropriate material including, but not limited to, sintered porous structures (such as porous copper structures), gauzes (such as bronze mesh), wires, and the like. The liquid phase of the working fluid 112 is then transported from the condensation region 122 by the wick structure 124 in the direction illustrated by arrows 126 to an area proximate the dispersion device 108. The liquid phase of the working fluid 112 returns to the dispersion device 108, which disperses the working fluid 112 as a liquid spray toward the heat generating device 106 perpetuating the evaporation/condensation cycle described.
In an embodiment of the present invention, the heat dissipation device 100 is oriented such that the liquid phase working fluid drips onto the dispersion device 108 (shown as arrows 118), such as shown in
In an embodiment of the present invention, a heat sink (such as a plurality of high surface area, thermally conductive projections 128) may extend from a second external portion 132 of the sealed housing 102 proximate the condensation region 122. Thus, the heat absorbed by the sealed housing 102 proximate the condensation region 122 is conductively transferred to the conductive projections 128. The high surface area thermally conductive projections 128 allow heat to be convectively dissipated from the projections 128 into the air surrounding the heat dissipation device 100 (referring back to
In an embodiment of the present invention, a divider plate 134 may positioned within the sealed housing, which substantially separates the vapor phase of the working fluid 112 from the liquid phase of the working fluid 112, thereby essentially dividing the sealed housing 102 into a vapor path chamber 136 and a liquid path chamber 138. The divider plate 134 assists the vapor phase of the working fluid 112 move toward the condensation region 122 and assists the liquid phase of the working fluid 112 move toward the dispersion device 108. The divider plate 134, in one embodiment, separates an inlet side 142 of the dispersion device 108 from an outlet side 144 of the dispersion device 108 in order to prevent the vapor phase of the working fluid 112 circulating through the dispersion device 108. In one embodiment, the divider plate 134 can substantially abut the wick structure 124, so that the pressure differential created by the dispersion device 108 assists in pulling the liquid phase of the working fluid 112 through the wick structure 124 toward the dispersion device 108.
The dispersion device 108 may be a water-proof or "liquid"-proof, flat rotary fan with no hub or at least a very small hub and separates at least a portion of the vapor path chamber 136 from a portion of the liquid path chamber 138. A flat rotary fan has its motor located the fan periphery. The dispersion device 108 may comprise a rotor consisting of two flat washers with a magnet therebetween and a stator comprising a printer circuit board placed in a gap between the washers of the rotor. Power for the dispersion device 108 is delivered from an external source (not shown). As previously discussed, the dispersion device 108 distributes the working fluid 112 as a substantially uniform film on the vaporization region 114. A substantially uniform spray distribution of the working fluid 112 assists in having the vaporization region 114 substantially "wet" during operation, suppression of bubble formation, and having only a thin liquid film collecting in the vaporization region 114.
A thermally insulation material 146 may be placed abutting at least a portion of an outside surface 148 of the sealed housing 102. The thermally insulation material 146 assists in preventing the condensation of the vapor phase of the working fluid 112 on the sealed housing 102 walls within the vapor path chamber 136 and from vaporizing within the liquid path chamber 138 (from potential external heat).
Although the dispersion device 108 is described as "blowing" the liquid phase of the working fluid 112 toward the vaporization region 114, it has been found that the dispersion device 108 can spin in the opposite direction and still be effective, as shown in
It is, of course, understood that although the present detailed description discusses the heat generating device 106 in terms of a microelectronic device, it may be anything which generates heat. Furthermore, although the heat dissipation devices 100, 150, 160, and 170 are shown with a specific configuration in
The microelectronic device assemblies formed by the present invention may also be used in a computer system 210, as shown in
Having thus described in detail embodiments of the present invention, it is understood that the invention defined by the appended claims is not to be limited by particular details set forth in the above description, as many apparent variations thereof are possible without departing from the spirit or scope thereof.
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A second woman has died from injuries sustained when the car she was riding in struck another vehicle filled with teenagers in southeast Salt Lake County earlier this week.
Unified Police Lt. Justin Hoyal said Thursday that Audra Howey, 35, of Millcreek, had died. She was a passenger in a car driven by another Millcreek woman, 43-year-old Kari Wartenbe.
Wartenbe was dead at the scene of the Tuesday afternoon crash at 2910 E. 700 East.
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Attorneys for the state and for accused killer Evan J. Holmes presented a jury with two versions of the events of Nov. 12, 2011, during closing arguments Thursday in New London Superior Court.
Prosecutors Paul J. Narducci and Sarah W. Bowman allege that Holmes, 22, and Davion Smith, 20, forced their way into the third-floor apartment at 252 Montauk Ave., New London, at about 4 a.m. that day and that Holmes stood at the foot of 25-year-old Jorge "Loco" Rosa's bed and shot him 10 times with a .40-caliber pistol.
Defense attorney William T. Koch Jr. alleges that Holmes was framed by the state's key witness, his ex-girlfriend Gabriela Gonzalez.
Family and friends of Holmes and Rosa and city and state police detectives who had investigated the case filled nearly every bench in the courtroom for the closing arguments, which came at the end of eight days of testimony.
The jury, which will begin deliberating sometime today, is likely to hone in on Gonzalez's testimony. On the witness stand last week, she testified that Holmes was her first boyfriend and that she broke up with him while he was in prison. She said she started dating Rosa about three months before the shooting.
Gonzalez testified that she woke up that morning to see Holmes and Smith standing at the foot of the bed with guns. She said Holmes shot Rosa and Smith left the room. She said Holmes turned the gun on her and shook his head before walking out. Rosa died a short time later of multiple gunshot wounds.
"It was a hot situation for this defendant, who was known on the street as 'Hot Boy,'" Bowman argued.
According to testimony, Holmes was bleeding from the hand and mouth after having been jumped about a half-hour earlier by Rosa's roommate Todd "T.O." Silva outside the now-shuttered WildStyle Riders Motorcycle Club on South Water Street.
Holmes had been released from prison eight days earlier, after serving an 18-month sentence for an unrelated shooting.
Keyed up and with his honor bruised, Bowman said Holmes entered Rosa's bedroom and shot him. She used all of her fingers to count out the number of gunshots.
During the first seven days of the trial, the state's attorneys called 20 witnesses, including police, forensic examiners and civilians, and placed more than 200 items into evidence. A DNA expert had testified that Holmes' DNA was found in blood drops on the bed comforter and in smears left on the stairway, walls and floor.
Bowman called Holmes' version of the events "a carefully created fiction." On Wednesday, Holmes had taken the witness stand and presented an alternate scenario. He said he, Zachary Perkins and Smith and went to the apartment because they had been told Silva wanted to talk to them.
Holmes said Perkins went into the apartment before he and Smith entered and left after them. Holmes said he briefly entered Rosa's bedroom but left when he was told Silva was not there. He testified that he did not hear any gunshots.
In his summation to the jury, Holmes' attorney, Koch, admitted he had a "hard argument" to make.
"You are going to have to come to a determination that a 22-year-old girl, Ms. Gonzalez, is framing him (Holmes)," Koch said. "Because that's what she did."
Koch said Gonzalez was protecting Perkins, who impregnated her within weeks after the shooting. She gave birth in September 2012. Koch suggested that Gonzalez, who had gunshot residue on her hands following the shooting, was standing behind Perkins when Perkins shot Rosa.
Perkins has not been charged in connection with the case and notified court officials through his attorney that he would exercise his right to remain silent if called on to testify.
Koch suggested also that Gonzalez was jealous because Holmes had started dating another woman, Shanice Sebastian, who was with him when he was arrested at the Days Inn in Old Saybrook within hours of the shooting. Koch said, "Hell hath no fury like a person scorned."
Holmes' co-defendant, Smith, was not arrested until March 2012. Called by the defense Thursday, New London Police Detective Keith Crandall testified that he and other officers went to Perkins' home in Norwich in February 2012 because they heard Smith might be hiding out there. They found Gonzalez there, Crandall said.
"We had heard Zach (Perkins) was good friends with Davion," Crandall testified. "We thought it could be dangerous if Davion were in the apartment."
They asked Gonzalez if she was afraid. "She did not seem concerned," Crandall testified.
The defense had also called on Peter Valentin, a former state trooper and University of New Haven lecturer in forensics, who had produced a three-dimensional animation of the crime scene based on photos, statements and other evidence, and opined that Gonzalez could not have been in the bed when Rosa was shot.
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GLG Partners co-founder Pierre Lagrange could be on the hook for more than £160 million in what would be one of the largest divorce settlements in U.K. history.
Lagrange and his wife, Catherine, separated last year, and Lagrange has called their split a "most amicable one." But the father of three is still likely to have to split his estimated £330 million fortune with his wife, with whom he filed divorce papers last month.
In advance of the divorce, Lagrange sold his home on London's "billionaires' row" to Russian billionaire Roman Abramovitch. The latter paid some £90 million for the Kensington Palace Gardens mansion, which Lagrange bought seven years ago for a mere £19 million.
Lagrange, who now works at the Man Group, which acquired GLG last year, has since begun a relationship with fashion designer Roubi L'Roubi, with whom he was seen in April at the Venice Biennale. But Lagrange denied that L'Roubi was the cause of his split with his wife.
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Artistic director Peter Scarlet is leaving the festival less than two months before this year's events begin.By Logan Hill
Artistic director Peter Scarlet is leaving the festival less than two months before this year's events begin.By Logan Hill
The company behind the Tribeca Film Festival announced this morning that it's hired Sundance director Geoffrey Gilmore to be its new chief creative officer.By Lane Brown
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Special acting prize recipient: Mo'Nique!By Bilge Ebiri
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Indie producer and sales agent Jeff 'the Dude' Dowd turned a late-morning interview into a Sundance smackdown today.By Steve Ramos
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This weekend, optimistic, humanist stories bloomed like daisies.By Logan Hill
This year's documentarians are bringing us images from places we're not meant to see.By Bilge Ebiri
So far, the most important question of the festival.By Bilge Ebiri
It's about time!By Mark Graham
Pitched as 'Catch Me If You Can' meets 'Brokeback Mountain,' this looks more like 'Chuck and Larry' meets 'Let's Go to Prison.'By Lane Brown
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Box Office: 'John Carter' barely holds off 'The Lorax' for no. 1 Friday
How big a bomb is Andrew Stanton's "John Carter"? At a reported cost of $250 million plus (and that's the conservative estimate) and tens of millions of marketing costs, the expected Disney franchise looks like it's in trouble after only grossing $9.8 million on Friday. At best, the cinematic adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' "A Princess of Mars" should do between $26-28 million for the three-day. Disney is hoping to avoid a write-off on the project with international grosses, but the early returns are not encouraging. Considering how little success the studio had with previous duds "Mission to Mars" (2000) and "Mars Needs Moms" (2011), avoiding the red planet for the next few decades might be a smart move for the Mouse House.
Looking to keep the top title for the weekend is Universal's blockbuster "The Lorax." The Dr. Seuss inspired animation sensation grossed another $9.6 million on Friday for a stellar $92.4 million in just eight days. "The Lorax" will become the third title to cross the $100 million mark this weekend alongside stablemate "Safe House" and Screen Gems' "The Vow." For the weekend, "The Lorax" could easily gross $27-29 million.
Dropping to third was the unexpected hit "Project X" with another $3.9 million and $32.5 million since its debut last Friday. The Todd Phillips produced comedy hasn't been as controversial as even the studio might have thought, but it's certainly having positive word of mouth with its core under 25 male demo.
Not having the horror success many would have expected is Open Road's "Silent House." Debuting at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, the thriller stars familiar indie face Elizabeth Olsen, but scared up only $2.6 million for its opening day. Even in just 1,890 theaters that's a bit disappointing. "Silent House" should do $6-7 million for the three-day.
Fifth place went to Relativity's "Act of Valor." One of the few shining successes for the mini-major over the past year, "Valor" grossed $2.0 million on Friday for an impressive $51.1 million so far.
Debuting outside the top five was Paramount Pictures' long delayed Eddie Murphy Comedy "A Thousand Words." Shot almost four years ago, Paramount let "Words" sit on the shelf for some time (although they insist they were looking for the proper release date). The Brian Robbins directed comedy hasn't aged well finding just $1.9 million on Friday. At this point, it will be lucky to pass "Act of Valor" for fifth place by Sunday.
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Jamie Oliver has compared unhealthy packed lunches with child abuse and said the Government should do more to improve school meals.
Hopeful singer Alice Fredenham looked a world away from the shy hopeful with stage fright who featured on last week's Britain's Got Talent when she appeared on The Voice on Saturday night.
Mick Jagger has said he will live a "dull" life in the months leading up to the Rolling Stones show in Hyde Park to make sure he is on top form for the outdoor gig.
It's not just girls that throw themselves at One Direction's Harry Styles. During a gig in Scotland last night the teen heartthrob was hit in the groin by a flying shoe.
Frustrated that your favourite band never plays near you? Now, says Elisa Bray, you have the power to make it happen
Radio 1's Big Weekend just got bigger - with an extra day of music at the event which is being held in Londonderry this year.
The cellist Matthew Barley is marking Britten's centenary with an unusual tour
Online sales and illegal downloads may see HMV leave the high street