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Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFound Error: TestMySQL is display when i run the program.
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Tips for Writing a Scholarship-Winning Essay
When it comes to writing scholarship essays, what makes them stand out as scholarship-winning essays? Number one, you have to answer the question. Whatever the scholarship organization asks—whether it's about your leadership in the community, obstacles overcome, or your thoughts on climate change—they want to hear your direct answer to the question.
Secondly though—and just as important, you have to add substance and depth to your essay by using vivid, personal examples. For example, let's say a scholarship essay asks you to "describe an example of how you showed leadership. How did it impact your community and how did it influence your goals for the future?"
In answering this question, let's identify a few pieces that will help share a more effective story.
- Read the question carefully and think about the personal stories you could share to support your response.
- List out all the main points you want to make in your essay and make a note of the stories that correspond with each point; try using bullets for this exercise.
- Look at your points again (eliminate any that you feel might not be quite as effective in getting your point across with passion and purpose) and rearrange them in an order that makes sense (imagine you're telling a story in answering the two questions).
- Consider starting with a descriptive personal anecdote that describes the specific example of leadership you choose to write about, or you may want to start with describing your community prior to your impact to show how you changed it (think: the exciting, heart-pumping first scene of a Hollywood blockbuster).
- Once you start this exercise, you'll be able to craft an outline from the points you've listed and then write with a level of detail and personal description that helps paint a clear picture for your audience to understand your message.
Let's say your example of leadership deals with your role as an officer in a club helping to plan an annual assembly for your school. Using the points above, you may come up with an example intro snippet like this:
"Standing on the sidelines of my school's gym, I sweated slightly as the crowds of 9th-12th graders—my peers and friends—noisily entered the double doors from either side. The embarrassing scenes from last year's failed assembly were still firmly engrained in my mind. Was it our principal's fault for not checking the script of the students' skit? Was it our advisor's fault for not warning the students about pulling off a responsible assembly? Or was it the students' fault for not thinking that their ideas of humor may not be well-received at an all-school assembly? Whatever the case, it seemed to me like a strong failure of leadership that caused such a disastrous showing. And now, with the seats of the gym fully packed, my greatest test of leadership as a club officer was about to be put to the test."
This example intro is one possible way to start a scholarship essay about organizing an assembly at your school. In one intro paragraph, the writer has already provided some background context for understanding his or her current state of thinking. Perhaps more importantly, the writer has set up the story such that he or she will be able to further explain briefly what exactly happened at last year's assembly. In the body paragraphs of this essay, he or she will also be able to explain how he or she exercised greater leadership in making this year's assembly that much better.
To conclude, the writer may return to the scene first described in the opening intro. He or she may say simply that the next 25 minutes turned out to be the greatest and most successful assembly the school has ever witnessed (perhaps according to the principal or club advisor for added credibility). Then the writer might use that opportunity to highlight the key lessons of leadership that impacted his or her community and follow with a statement about how this experience shaped their plans for the future (thus answering the two questions). In order to have a fuller answering of the questions though, the writer may weave in his or her thoughts on leadership, its impact on his or her community, and its influence on his or her future throughout the body paragraphs. However you choose to write your essay, these are some ideas for answering the essay question(s).
One final note: if you're still confused about how to write a compelling scholarship essay, imagine some of the top movies you've seen. For this example, let's use The Bourne Identity (2002). Apologies if you haven't seen it; we'll try to refrain from giving away too much. For a Scholarship Junkie, here's what's important to note about the story-telling in The Bourne Identity:
- The first scene shows a man floating face-down in a stormy body of water. A fishing boat spies his seemingly-lifeless body and hauls him aboard. On the boat, they discover that he has no identification and that he has bullets lodged in his back. When he suddenly awakes, he's confronted with a strange fishing crew of which he has no memory, nor even his own name.
- The movie then switches back to a short period earlier and resumes the story-telling from there. By the end of the movie, your questions about the first scene are more or less answered.
The takeaways from this movie example, though, are that
- the viewer's attention is immediately hooked when they see a bullet-riddled and lifeless body get hauled aboard a fishing boat in the middle of a stormy sea, and
- the questions about his situation and his subsequent inability to answer those questions in that moment provide the perfect segue to explaining the rest of the movie.
As such, use the tips listed above as much as you can in formulating the most compelling scholarship story you can share, but if you are ever in need of inspiration for capturing your reader's attention, just think about your favorite movies and consider how they set up the story-telling. You just may find the right formula for you to write a scholarship-winning essay.


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ST. JOHN, Wash. - Touchet scored on its first three offensive possessions and threw a blanket over St. John-Endicott's Cole McCanna here Friday night for the Indians' fourth prep football victory in as many outings.
The Indians' 40-0 victory over the Eagles sets the stage for next Friday's Southeast 2B-8 League showdown in Touchet. Colton defeated Lacrosse-Washtucna 52-40 Friday night, and the Wildcats will bring a 5-0 record overall and a 2-0 league mark identical to the Indians into the 3 p.m. clash.
"They are clearly the team to beat," Touchet coach Gary Dorman said of the Wildcats. "Their quarterback (Josh Straughan) is the best QB I have seen in a long time. It seems like he has been a senior for four years."
Before Friday's game, Dorman had similar praise for St. John-Endicott running back McCanna, and the Indians designed their defensive scheme to holding the 6-foot-1, 180-pound senior in check. McCanna finished the game with 82 yards rushing on 15 carries and one pass reception for 12 yards, but he and his teammates were unable to dent the Touchet end zone.
"I thought Ty Garbe at defensive end had an outstanding game," Dorman said. "He had three quarterback sacks, caused a fumble and nine tackles, four of them for losses. He ate them up."
Dorman also praised his defensive backs, Vicente Flores and Eric Hines.
"They had big games," the coach said. "Not so much in pass coverage but in being able to come up and make the tackles on McCanna. He's the best running back we will see all year."
Meanwhile, The Indians' offense showed plenty of balance.
Jose Martinez led the rushing attack with 62 yards on 13 carries and touchdown runs of 6 yards in the first quarter and 2 yards in the second. Octavio Preciado, Touchet's junior quarterback, rushed nine times for 58 yards, Flores added 55 yards on eight rushes and sophomore Colton Goble chipped in with 24 yards on two carries, including a 20-yard TD run in the fourth period for the Indians' final score.
Preciado also completed 5-of-7 passes for 68 yards, with Hines leading the way with four receptions for 41 yards.
"We came out with the intention of establishing the inside run," Dorman said. "We knew they had seen game films from our previous weeks where Flores was a big part of the offense running the ball to the outside. But we were able to establish the inside with Martinez and Preciado running the ball, and we also did a good job of protecting the quarterback and throwing the ball."
Trailing 24-0 at halftime, the Eagles' best attempt to get back into the game came late in the third quarter when they drove into Touchet territory. But Flores intercepted a pass on his own 4-yard line and raced 96 yards for a touchdown that all but signed, sealed and delivered the victory for the visitors.
"It was a fourth-down play," Dorman said. "And when I saw Vicente going for the ball I was thinking, 'drop it,' we'll get the ball on about the 30. Then when he took off and scored, I was thinking, 'well, that's a pretty good play.'"
The Indians did suffer a couple of injuries in the game that could impact next week's affair with Colton.
Senior lineman Matt Shute, just back in action after suffering a concussion in practice two weeks ago, left Friday's game with a foot injury. And Preciado sprained his ankle in the fourth quarter.
"Octavio toughed it out, although he wasn't 100 percent," Dorman said of his QB, who is expected to be ready to play Friday. "But Matt didn't play after his injury and it may be a different issue. He may miss some games."
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Touchet 16 8 8 8 - 40
St. John-Endicott 0 0 0 0 - 0
Tou - J. Martinez 6 run (Hines pass from Preciado).
Tou - Flores 30 run (J. Martinez run).
Tou - J. Martinez 2 run (J. Martinez run).
Tou - Flores 96 pass interception return (Ochoa pass from Preciado).
Tou - Goble 20 run (Goble run).
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First downs 12 6
Rushes/yards 33-204 33-110
Passing yards 71 80
Passes (att-comp-int) 9-6-2 15-6-2
Punts 1-38 3-29
Fumbles-lost 2-1 3-2
Penalties-yards 5-30 10-70
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RUSHING - Touchet: Flores 8-55, J. Martinez 13-62, Preciado 9-58, Goble 2-24; St. John-Endicott: McCanna 15-82, S. Raynor 10-1, West 8-27.
PASSING - Touchet: Preciado 5-7-1, 68 yards; E. Martinez 1-2-1, 3 yards. St. John-Endidcott: Raynor 4-12-2, 50 yards; McCanna 2-3-0, 30 yards.
RECEIVING - Touchet: Flores 1-27-0, Hines 4-41-0, Ochoa 1-3-0; St. John-Endicott: McCanna 1-12-0, Schlunegar 3-46-0, Raynor 1-7-0, Gonzalez 1-15-0.
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September 16, 2013
The Minnesota Trucking Association believes strongly in natural gas as a clean fuel for trucks. In fact, the support is so strong that it has planned the region's first industry-wide summit directed at those who own and maintain fleets of trucks.
September 11, 2013
A panel of heavy-duty truck maker representatives will discuss what they're doing to meet greenhouse gas/fuel economy regulations for 2014 and beyond, the current and future status of alternative fuels, hybrid/electric and more at the Green Fleet Conference Oct. 2 in Phoenix.
August 27, 2013
Natural gas. Biodiesel. Algae-based diesel. Hydrogen fuel cells. Dimethyl-ether. Hybrids. There's a virtual smorgasbord of potential fuel sources or supplements for truck and engine makers to choose from. The critical question becomes which one, or which combinations of fuel sources, represent the best path forward.
August 22, 2013
Kenworth delivered its first full-production truck powered by the new 400-hp Cummins Westport ISX12 G natural gas engine during a special roll-out ceremony Tuesday before employees at the Kenworth assembly plant in Renton, Wash.
Heavy Duty Trucking is looking for fleets that have made a commitment to sustainability, alternative fuels and greenhouse gas emissions for its November issue on Top Green Fleets.
August 20, 2013
The City of Columbus plans to build a second compressed natural gas fueling station scheduled to open in March of 2014. The new station will service the City's northern refuse fleet operation, which has more than 65 vehicles, its Planning & Operations Division, which has more than 45 vehicles, and other City divisions.
August 8, 2013
Eaton has announced that the company's lineup of manual transmissions are now available as an option on Freightliner chassis equipped with Cummins Westport ISX-12 G heavy-duty natural gas engines.
August 6, 2013
Heavy Duty Trucking's Equipment Editor Jim Park takes you on a walk-around tour of the new Cascadia 113 tractor equipped with the Cummins Westport ISX12 G natural gas engine and a 115 DGE compressed natural gas fuel storage system.
American Power Group Corp. announced that Ervin Equipment, Inc. has expanded its product line to include glider kits with APG's Turbocharged Natural Gas Dual Fuel Upgrade System.
August 5, 2013
As interest in natural gas power broadens, Freightliner is adding options that appeal to fleets wanting greater range and fuel savings technologies. The company plans to increase the operating range of some natural-gas-fueled trucks out to 800 miles.
Heavy Duty Trucking's Equipment Editor Jim Park takes you on a walk-around tour of the new Cascadia 113 tractor equipped with the Cummins Westport ISX12 G natural gas engine and a 115 DGE compressed natural gas fuel storage system. Read more about Freightliner's natural gas plans here.
Correction: Towards the end of this video, I describe two fill ports on the saddle tank as being for either the saddle tank or the cabinet tanks. In fact, either port will fuel all of the tanks simultaneously. One port, the smaller of the pair, is the one used by 95% of the retail CNG stations in North America. The larger port is a Transit port, which evolved from the transit industry, where they flow more fuel in a shorter period of time. Not many retail CNG stations currently use Transit ports, but as new stations are built, most are offering both fill ports. -- JP
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C.R. England is hosting its first Natural Gas Shipper Symposium, Tuesday, Aug. 6 at Deer Valley Resort in Park City, Utah. The event highlights the current and future uses of natural gas in the trucking industry.
July 15, 2013
CORRECTED -- Kenworth Truck Co. sees a lot of promise in natural gas-powered vehicles, so it featured them last week at gatherings for dealers, customers and trade press writers at its plant in Chillicothe, Ohio. But diesel-powered trucks form a huge majority of those on the road and will continue to dominate the Class 8 business, one of the company's executives commented to reporters.
July 11, 2013
Ryder System has opened the first natural gas fueling stations in its North American network to serve both the general public and Ryder lease and rental customers, located in Orange and Fontana, Calif.
Omnitek Engineering has been selected by the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency for a pilot project to demonstrate its diesel-to-natural gas engine conversion technology for drayage trucks serving the Port of Seattle, Wash., in support of the Port's Clean Truck Program.
June 27, 2013
Trillium CNG is expanding its compressed natural gas fueling network, with plans to build 101 public access Class 8 accessible CNG stations in 29 states by 2016.
June 26, 2013
United Parcel Service is so committed to using low-emissions fuels that all of the 700 Class 8 vehicles it has ordered for delivery late this year and into 2014 will run on liquefied natural gas.
June 25, 2013
Despite all the publicity and development of new products from truck and equipment manufacturers, especially for natural gas, trucks that run on gases and liquids other than diesel and gasoline are still a small minority of all those being bought in recent years, acknowledged panelists at the Alternative Clean Transportation Expo, which runs this week in Washington, D.C.
If you're skeptical about the future of natural gas in trucking, meet Thomas O'Brien, president and CEO of TravelCenters of America. "The math is close enough and we're moving on," said O'Brien Tuesday in an assertive message to hundreds of fuel and transportation experts gathered in Washington, D.C., for the 2013 Alternative Clean Transportation Expo.
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Think "alternative fuel" and what comes to mind – natural gas, or maybe propane? Volvo Trucks North America believes it has one better: dimethyl ether, or DME, which it thinks is the real fuel of the future. Volvo, with the help of a small chemical company, financial investors and officials in the state of California, intends to get it to market as a motor fuel by 2015.
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Intel (INTC), the largest chip maker in the world, reported solid Q3 results after the market closed yesterday. The company reported earnings of 58 cents per share, a nickel ahead of the Zacks Consensus Estimate and unchanged form the year-ago quarter.
Revenues were also flat year over year at $13.5 billion, but inched past the Zacks Consensus Estimates of $13.46 billion.
The better-than-expected results came as a surprise amid the continued slump in global PC demand. This reverses the recent trend of negative earnings surprises by Intel over the past two quarters, leading some to believe that the slump is over for the chip giant (read: Top Ranked Tech ETF for Q3 Earnings Season).
Outlook Remain Sluggish
While Intel is enjoying business growth from selling chips used in data center equipment, the uncertain PC market continues to be a major concern for the near term. More than 60% of the company's total revenue comes from this market which is seeing reduced shipments. Worldwide PC sales fell 8.6% year over year in Q3 according to the latest report from Gartner.
Further, the company delayed the launch of the next generation PC chip processors – Broadwell – by a quarter due to a technical glitch. The tablet chip – expected to boost earnings – was previously scheduled for a fourth quarter launch.
Based on lower PC sales and new chip delay, Intel reduced its revenue outlook from $14 billion to $13.2–$14.2 billion for the fourth quarter.
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Intel shares initially climbed nearly 1% in after hour trading on better-than-expected results but were unable to sustain the rally due to a weak outlook. INTC shares fell roughly 2% in extended trade after the close at $23.39 on Nasdaq, on moderate volume.
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The sluggish trading could have a huge impact on semiconductor ETFs that are heavily invested in this enormous semiconductor company. Below, we have highlighted three ETFs with the highest allocation to INTC that could be big movers post Intel earnings.
Investors should closely monitor the movement in these funds and could catch the opportunity from any surge in the INTC price, or avoid them if INTC looks to be dragging them down to close out the year (see: all the Technology ETFs here):
Market Vectors Semiconductor ETF (SMH)
This is easily the most popular ETF in the semiconductor space with AUM of $268.1 million and average daily volume of roughly 1.6 million shares. The fund provides concentrated exposure to 26 securities by tracking the Market Vectors US Listed Semiconductor 25 Index.
Intel occupies the top position with 18.6% of assets. While U.S. firms dominate the fund holdings at 72.4% of assets, Taiwan (13.4%), the Netherlands (5.6%) and United Kingdom (5%) round off the next three spots in terms of country exposure. The fund charges an expense ratio of 0.35%.
The fund gained about 2.3% over the past five-day period and 26% in the year-to-date time frame. The product has a Zacks ETF Rank of 3 or 'Buy' rating with a 'Medium' risk outlook (read: Time to Buy This Top Ranked Semiconductor ETF?).
iShares PHLX Semiconductor ETF (SOXX)
This ETF follows the PHLX Semiconductor Sector Index and offers exposure to 31 firms. The fund has amassed $237.9 million in its asset base while trades in volume of more than 170,000 shares a day. The product charges a higher fee of 48 bps a year from investors.
Here again, INTC takes the top spot at 7.81% of total assets. The fund added nearly 2% in the past five trading sessions and is up nearly 31% so far this year. SOXX currently has a Zacks ETF Rank of 1 or 'Strong Buy' rating with a 'High' risk outlook.
First Trust NASDAQ technology Dividend Index Fund (TDIV)
Beyond the pure semiconductor space, investors should note that tech dividend ETFs could see some volatile trading in the days ahead thanks to INTC. One such fund is TDIV which provides exposure to dividend payers within the technology sector by tracking the Nasdaq Technology Dividend Index (read: 3 Internet ETFs Leading the Tech World Higher).
In total, the fund holds about 87 securities in its basket. Of these firms, INTC takes the first spot, making up roughly 8.11% of the assets. In terms of industrial exposure, the fund allocates one-fourth portion in semiconductors and semiconductor equipment, followed by software (14.7%), and computer and peripherals (14.2%).
The product has amassed about $216.3 million in its asset base while charges 50 bps in annual fees. Volume is moderate as it exchanges 92,000 shares per day .The fund returned over 21% so far this year and added nearly 3% in the past five-day period.
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Arsenic testing proposed for geoducks
Federal authorities say they expect China to lift its ban on shellfish imports from the U.S. West Coast — but not before U.S. officials implement a program to test geoducks for inorganic arsenic.
A March 21 meeting between U.S. and Chinese officials to discuss the ban was productive, said Paul Doremus of NOAA Fisheries, adding that he is "optimistic" that Chinese health concerns can be resolved.
Chinese officials imposed a ban on all shellfish imports from Washington and most of the West Coast after they said samples of geoducks from South Puget Sound tested high for arsenic. The ban also involved high levels of paralytic shellfish poison, or PSP, from geoducks taken near Ketchikan, Alaska.
In the end, Chinese officials appeared to be satisfied with testing programs for PSP, said Doremus, deputy assistant administrator for operations at NOAA Fisheries. Routine testing for arsenic has never been required by federal or state agencies in the United States, although research efforts have concluded that arsenic is not a problem.
The next step is to develop a method of testing and sampling to make sure that arsenic levels meet health standards established by China, Doremus said. Technical experts with state and federal health agencies along with industry and tribal groups will meet Thursday to begin work on new testing protocols.
Doremus said he could not predict when the testing program would be approved.
"Ultimately," he noted, "it is up to China to decide if our technical methods meet their standards."
One issue that could create a problem is that Chinese consumers eat the skin of the geoduck, which has been found to contain the highest levels of arsenic in geoduck tissue. In the U.S., the skin has been considered inedible in past food-safety studies.
"They will continue to eat the skin; they made that very clear," said Steve Wilson, assistant director of NOAA's Seafood Inspection Program. That will affect how the giant clams are tested, he said, but it isn't clear whether that could affect the ability to export the clams.
Doremus said U.S. officials will work to identify smaller shellfish-harvest areas, rather than a single coastwide area. In the future, smaller harvest areas could limit the economic impact if the Chinese impose a ban on the area where shellfish were harvested.
Tony Forsman, who is involved in shellfish harvesting for the Suquamish Tribe, said it appears that Chinese officials have clearly spelled out what they want — "and it has nothing to do with politics or trade disputes." Meeting the Chinese requirements should be straightforward, he said.
The Suquamish Tribe, which hires geoduck divers to harvest the clams, was able to market the tribe's entire geoduck quota by exporting to countries other than China. Although future prices could be a factor, Forsman said he expects the tribe to continue selling all the geoducks it can harvest.
Other tribes also reported finding new markets for geoducks.
Since a new annual quota begins on April 1, tribal divers are expected to return to the water on Tuesday after many have been on break at the end of the harvest year.
Private companies have been affected by the ban in different ways. So far, the price for geoducks harvested from state tracts has held fairly stable, thanks in part to contracts that allow buyers to get refunds for geoducks they don't harvest due to market conditions.
As for geoducks harvested from private beaches, Bill Dewey of Taylor Shellfish Farms said about half the company's farm-grown geoducks were being exported to China before the ban. The company was forced to cut back production because of the ban, resulting in the layoffs of about 30 employees — although some layoffs resulted from unfavorable tides in February and March, he said.
Now, Dewey expects a portion of those workers to be rehired, as the company finds new domestic and overseas markets for the giant clams.
Recent tests have shown that wild geoducks harvested from state tracts tend to have higher levels of arsenic than farmed geoducks from the same area, he said. It isn't clear whether the higher levels are related to older clams, deeper water or another factor. But geoduck farmers would like that distinction to be included in any regulatory program that could close a shellfish-growing area, he said.
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Touching snow.
New York : Atheneum Books for Young Readers, 2007
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After her stepfather is arrested for child abuse, thirteen-year-old Karina's home life improves but while the severity of her older sister's injuries and the urging of her younger sister, their uncle, and a friend tempt her to testify against him, her mother and other well-meaning adults pursuade her to claim responsibility.
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I recently spent time in Calgary, the center of the Canadian oil industry. Everyone I met – energy executives, academics, politicians and cab drivers – was furious with the U.S. for denying the permit to build the Keystone XL pipeline to bring Canadian crude from the oil sands of Fort McMurray, Alberta, to the U.S. Gulf Coast. A Washington oil analyst put it this way: "only in the United States could conservationists and conservative Republicans combine to make us more dependent on Middle Eastern oil." We need to figure out how to make the United States less dependent on Middle Eastern oil while meeting legitimate environmental concerns.
The province of Alberta is booming, thanks to the energy business. But the inability to transport oil to markets is a huge bottleneck. Canada wants to move its oil to the U.S. Gulf Coast where there is refinery capacity to process the extra heavy crude derived from the oil sands. TransCanada Corp., the Canadian company seeking the permit, will certainly resubmit its application after our November elections.
The following seems pretty clear to me:
Canadians are going to develop the oil sands despite the objections of environmentalists in the United States. It's not our choice. Canada decides how and if it will develop its resources. We don't get a vote, much less a veto. In the short term, no new pipeline means Canadian oil will continue to come to the U.S. by existing pipelines, rail and truck. Canadians will find ways to export it to the east coast of Canada and the United States and to Asia where each barrel is worth more. Over the long term, no Keystone XL project will mean the United States workers will wave goodbye to thousands of construction jobs required to build the 1,600-mile pipeline from the Canadian border to the Gulf Coast.
The route of the pipeline can be moved. Initially, TransCanada maintained the route was immutable despite objections of Nebraskans from both sides of the political spectrum that a spill would irreparably damage the aquifer in the Nebraska Sandhills. When President Obama said he would not issue the permit under the deadline imposed by Congress, TransCanada immediately announced that the route could sure enough be moved. Nebraska was right to demand that legitimate environmental concerns be addressed. Cornhuskers need to get busy and put pressure on politicians to protect the Ogallala Aquifer. But get it done. Then regulators and inspectors need to do their work to minimize ecological dislocation and reduce the possibility of spills.
An oil pipeline from Canada to the Gulf has strategic value. When U.S. politicians say that the U.S. should be energy independent, you need to put on the headphones and listen to the simultaneous interpretation. What they really mean is independent of Middle Eastern, Nigerian and Venezuelan oil. No one I know objects to Canadian or Mexican or Colombian oil. Our standard of living depends on energy. What Americans want is confidence that oil will reach our refineries and gas pumps. Until renewables become cost-effective, we need to ensure that out prices don't jump every time there are disruptions in Libya or the Straits of Hormuz. We need reliable sources of oil.
How many times has Venezuelan President Chavez threatened that "not one drop" of oil will go to the United States if this or that happens? I'm not suggesting we cut off oil from Venezuela. Leave politics out of the equation. Canada is simply a more reliable supplier. Oil production in Canada is expected to double in the next several years and will likely supply over 30 percent of U.S oil imports by 2030.
Finally, there are huge employment opportunities for U.S. workers, and not just building the pipeline. Alberta estimates it needs 70,000 workers in the oil fields and the entire province reports a shortage of skilled and semi-skilled workers from nurses to electricians. The governments of Canada and the United States should get busy negotiating a solution that recognizes U.S.-issued professional and technical certifications and streamlines the process for issuing work visas to American workers.
Let's hold the hearings, make the changes needed to protect human and environmental health, and issue the needed permits to get this pipeline built. Let's help U.S. workers obtain employment in the United States and in Canada and let's enhance our national energy security by increasing supply from a reliable supplier and our closest ally. That makes sense from the United States perspective.
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Thomas Trotman, a high school basketball parent and director of the Colorado Truth basketball club, provides insight into the prep and club basketball scene.
In each installment, Trotman will break down the week that was, and also look ahead.
Watch for Trotman's basketball column — "Ball Fever" — each Monday during the season, and follow him on Twitter: @BallFever_CO_Tr.
Recent installments:
- Reviewing the 4A, 5A Great 8s and looking ahead to the final four
- As boys hoops tournaments got underway, madness took hold
- Final week shaped the 4A, 5A state tourney seeding
- Up-and-down week an example of craziness to come
- 4A due for a shakeup after top-5 matchups
- Lewis-Palmer, Sand Creek on a collision course
- League play heats up
- Balance on display in 4A, 5A
- Denver East continues to roll in and out of state
- Big in-state matchups after the break
- D'Evelyn emerges in 4A
- Wild week could shake up rankings
- Valor wins Ralston Valley tournament
- Top-ranked Denver East off to solid start
- Overland freshman De'Ron Davis set to see his recruitment explode
- Dominique Collier drawing attention on club basketball scene
- Early highlights as the club season gets going
- 2011-12 season wrapup
Basketball was obviously overshadowed by a huge football story this week but there were some awesome performances and games played.
The 5A Continental League is flexing it's muscle with five teams in the Post Preps top 10.
The week that was
Monday, Jan. 9.
• Balanced attack for Lincoln on Monday night with five players in double figures, led by freshman Michael Sparks (19) in their win over Westminster.
• Senior Jordan Hunter (30 points, including five 3-pointers) and Kennedy got back on the winning track with a win over Ponderosa
Tuesday, Jan. 10.
• Fairview is on a roll and Mr. Devlin covered how their pressure defense and balanced play brought home a 73-42 win over Monarch.
• Marc Krimstock and Will Grubb scored 17 points each in Boulder's 57-56 victory over Mountain Range.
• Sierra remains undefeated (11-0) with a 24-point win over Harrison. Sierra only gave up 12 points to Harrison in the first half! Serious defense.
• Legend handed Valor Christian it's first loss of the season, winning 73-66. A 23-12 third quarter seemed to be the difference for Legend, with senior Derrick White's 20 points leading the way. Huge win for Legend setting up their showdown with Chaparral on Saturday.
• Prairie View moves to a quiet 3-0 in the 5A Skyline Conference with 61-58 win over Gateway.
• Rangeview stays hot behind Jeremiah Paige's 14 and Gabe Solarin's 19 in a 25-point win over Fort Lu-pointon.
• In an OT shootout, Colorado Springs Christian outlasted Manitou Springs 76-69. Jesse Megyeri scored 30 for Manitou, which suffered its first loss of season. C.S. Christian stays undefeated.
• Thomas Jefferson came out the gate fast with a 25-12 first quarter at Highlands Ranch. However, top-ranked Highlands Ranch turned the tables in the second quarter, outscoring the Spartans 20-2 en route to a 61-53 home win. Brett Brady's 22 points and four 3-pointers were key for Highlands Ranch.
• Alec McClain's 20 and Marcus Riddick's 17 helped get Legacy their second win of the season, 68-57 over Horizon. Legacy also welcomed back quarterback Patrick Medina, who recently returned from The U.S. Army All-American Underclassmen Combine in San Antonio. 1,500 applicants and only 542 invites across the nation. Patrick was the only athlete from Colorado. Yes, this was the same combine Mullen's Cyler Miles went to as a junior last year and then excelled in the actual Bowl game this year.
• Dakota Ridge ran off it's fifth straight victory and is 5-0 in league play with a 71-69 win over Chatfield. Abdullah Musleh with 20 and Dakota Wallin with 17 in the win.
• Carlton Hurst with a 24-point, 11-rebound double-double in Aurora Central's win over Skyview.
• One of the Littleton twins, Andreas Malmstrom, scored 18 in win over Thornton. Dre was 4-5 from 3-point land.
• Senior Aaron Schmidt poured in 22 as Windsor held on to win 73-68 over Roosevelt. Dylan Cunningham with 23 for Roosevelt.
• Lewis Palmer put 95 points on the scoreboard Tuesday night vs. Mesa Ridge. Josh Scott with 37.
• Standley Lake pulls the upset on the road with the last-second 43-42 win at Ralston Valley. Jake Lewis, Brandon Applehans, and Travis Hastings the leading scorers for Standley Lake.
• If there was any question about the health of Cory Calvert's right wrist, all questions were answered at George Washington. He poured in 40 points vs the Patriots. Calvert was 7-11 from 3-point land and a perfect 9-9 free throws. Wow.
Wednesday, Jan. 11.
• A highly anticipated battle between Post Preps' No. 4- and 6-ranked teams did not disappoint. Arapahoe earned a huge road win in the tough Centennial league at Grandview. Post Preps' male athlete of the week Tim Haas was strong on the drive and sharp from outside with four 3-pointers. I'm obviously biased but show me a better reverse lay-up and a full-speed ahead motor than Tim's (well, maybe his teammate Zach Kocur). Eric Garcia had the stroke going for Grandview on this night, leading all scorers with 28 of Grandview's 53 (six 3-pointers). Arapahoe goes to 3-0 in league play with the 63-53 win.
• In a lower-scoring match-up than expected, D'Evelyn earned a tight 44-40 road win over Green Mountain.
• Seniors Ryan Haight (22 points) and big Beto Flores (17) help bring home the victory for Mullen against Overland. Mullen is 9-3 and hitting its stride. This win sets up a nice battle between Mullen at Arapahoe on Friday.
• Brady McNeily (16) and Jacob Cohn (12) helped lead Rock Canyon to a good home win over Montbello. Azlan Willams and Kedrick Stewart both with 11 for Montbello.
• Two players — Steven Shannon (27) and Sergio Lara (25) — scored 52 of Skyview's 69 points in its win over Englewood.
• Kennedy bounced back from loss to Golden with a win over Adams City, 63-51. Jordan Hunter's 20 (four 3-pointers) and Alex Coleman's 18 led the way.
• Valor also back on track in a big way with an 86-54 win over Alameda. Max McCaffrey, Chase Foster and Austin Sparks all in double figures.
Thursday, Jan. 12.
• Senior Chase Duben dropped 30 points as Ralston Valley pulled off a tougher-than-expected 61-51 win over Lakewood.
• Thomas Jefferson got a solid home win against Carlton Hurst and Aurora Central, 66-61. Carlton scored a game-high 28 for Central but the Andres brothers (Trey, 19 and Eric, 13) combined for 32.
Friday, Jan. 13.
• D'Evelyn had all 11 players on the roster score points. Those 11 players scored 105 points, by the way.
• Jay Nelson's back! Jay made his debut for the Cherokee Trail in a 60-49 win over Smoky Hill, and scored 13 points, including two threes. Darian Jackson led all scorers in this one with 18 and drained five 3-pointers for CT.
• Cherry Creek gets off to a 3-0 start in league play with an impressive 28-point road victory at Overland. Sam Stoveall with 15.
• Denver East had to wait almost a full week to play again after their first in-state loss to Chaparral last Saturday, and the Angels returned to the court with a fury in a 79-44 blow-out over Doherty. Dominique Collier led all scorers with 21 points, seven assists, and seven steals. Jalen Thompson had the hot hand from outside with five 3-pointers and 15 points. Big Talan Whitaker added 15 points, while the other big man Tyre Robinson pulled down eight rebounds and had six blocked shots.
• After obviously a tough week, the Mullen basketball team came into the Arapahoe gym playing inspired basketball. Mullen came out hot behind Anthony Stransky's first quarter 3-pointers and point guard Anthony Murray's steady play and team-leading 13 points. Falk Boyle and Joey Toiton played aggressive and joined Murray with double figure points. Mullen was up 20-10 at the end of the first quarter. Arapahoe stepped up the defensive intensity, climbing back in the second quarter and had the game tied at the half. Big Shane Jensen led all scorers with 23 points, while Tim Haas and Taven Sparks were also in double figures for the Warriors. Evan Walsh had a timely five points in the fourth quarter and some big free throws to help Arapahoe seal the win, 65-61.
• Eaglecrest dropped from Post Preps top 10 this week but returned to their winning ways with solid conference wins over Cherokee Trail on Wednesday and Grandview on Friday. Treshawn Wilford's 14 and Sean Watkin's 13 helped bring home the 62-50 road win vs Cherokee Trail. Friday night against Grandview, sophomores Jaisean Jackson and Romello Washington stepped up big both scoring in double figures. Point guard Maurice Perez added 11 points, including three makes from behind the arc. Eric Garcia had 20 for Grandview in another strong performance. Grandview led this one by 10 at halftime but a 26-9 third quarter did the trick for the Raptors.
• The state's No. 1-ranked team Highlands Ranch was back in action Friday night against Littleton. Highlands Ranch's length (Austin Haldorson's 15 points) and sweet-shooting by Brett Brady (23 points, four 3-pointers) led to an easy 73-43 conference win. Andreas Malmstrom had the hot hand from outside, hitting six 3-point shots and 24 points for Littleton. Nick Giordano added 13.
• Regis Jesuit doubled up Castleview, 82-41, on Friday night, and followed that up with an 88-50 performance over Palmer on Saturday. Regis Jesuit has ran off five wins in a row and have huge league games coming up against ThunderRidge and Legend next week. Regis' Big 3: Tanner Samson with 22, Josh Perkins, 20, and Scott Dickey, 19, in the win over Palmer.
• Montbello gets a solid road win for their program down at Rampart on Friday night, 61-42. Freshman alert: Troy Green scored 18 points for the Warriors as juniors Kedrick Stewart and A.J. Hayes both had 13.
• Mr. Devlin covered the OT thriller in the battle of Aurora: Central vs. Rangeview. Aurora Central bounced back from its loss at Thomas Jefferson while breaking Rangeview's eight-game winning streak.
• Big Josh Scott with 27 in Lewis-Palmer's 20-point victory over Wasson.
• Broomfield moves to 11-1 in a hard fought eight-point win over Longmont.
Saturday, Jan. 14.
• Columbine will be knocking on the top 10 door again after a road win at No. 8 Ralston Valley in OT. John Snow with 27 points (13-14 free throws). Columbine scored 15 points in overtime.
• Fossil Ridge advances to a very quiet 10-1 with a 20-point victory over Denver South. Cody McCoy with 19 points, including three from downtown.
• Dakota Ridge continuing to play good ball with a 20-point win over Lakewood.
• Balanced scoring from nine players as Rock Canyon got a win over Pine Creek. J.T. Travis with 26 for Pine Creek in the loss.
• Kennedy had four players in double figures as they improve to 11-3 with a 19-point win over Wheat Ridge. Denver East next week for Kennedy.
• Faith Christian's Nathan Rindels scored 24 (16-17 free throws) as Faith went to 9-0 with a 11-point victory over Thompson Valley.
• Brandon Applehans strikes again with 27 points in Stanley Lake's victory over Arvada West.
•Couldn't help but feel the Red Shield club ball influence in the gym Saturday as Thomas Jefferson hosted Cherokee Trail. Jefferson's Trey and Eric Andres, Deondre Kary along with Cherokee Trail's Roderick Bernstine (DNP in this game), Jay Nelson, and Solomon Yon all from the same club team. Thomas Jefferson's size proved to be too much early in this game but CT's perimeter players Jay Nelson (22 points), Scottie Hatcher (16 points), and Darian Jackson (16 points) forged a comeback win, 71-70. These three players also combined for eight 3-point shots.
• The "Battle of Parker" — Legend at Chaparral. What a week for Chaparral after its win last week vs. East, then Cory Calvert's 40-point performance at George Washington. Mr. Devlin covered the heroics in Chaparral's strong come-from-behind win over Legend. Had the opportunity to sit pretty close to the Chaparral bench and was thoroughly impressed with their calm and confidence in finishing the game. That confidence led to a 27-point fourth quarter for Chap. What an atmosphere at Chaparral High School, in a battle that will become a rivalry for years to come in Parker. With Chaparral, Highlands Ranch, Regis Jesuit and ThunderRidge already proven "beasts" in the Continental League, Derrick White (20 points) and the Legend crew proved they are ready to be mentioned among the elite as well.
The week ahead
• Top 10 match-up as Regis Jesuit travels to ThunderRidge.
• Battle of Boulder: Boulder at Fairview.
• Colorado Springs Christian at Bishop Machebeuf.
• In a battle for an early lead in the Centennial League, Arapahoe travels to Cherry Creek.
• Grandview at Cherokee Trail.
• Ralston Valley at Dakota Ridge.
• Green Mountain at Valor Christian.
• Manual at Bishop Machebeuf.
• Legacy at Fossil Ridge.
• Loveland at Fairview.
• Cherokee Trail at Mullen.
• Cherry Creek at Grandview.
• Regis at Legend.
• Highlands Ranch at Heritage.
• Fairview at Rocky Mountain.
• Fossil Ridge at Mountain Range.
• First big Denver Prep League battle in Kennedy at Denver East.
• Rivalry game in Doherty at Palmer.
• Columbine at Chatfield.
• George Washington at Thomas Jefferson.
• Centaurus (Nate McGinley's 28 points per game) at Broomfield.
• Pine Creek at Rampart.
• Two teams playing well Fruita Monument at Montezuma-Cortez.
• Englewood at Bishop Machebeuf.
• Faith Christian at Jefferson Academy.
Let the conference fun begin!


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India is a country known for its rich culture, heritage, festivals and grand celebrations. Mahatama Gandhi – the preacher of non violence who inspired martin luther king, rabindra nath tagore- one of the most influential writers of all time, Amitabh bachan- The world renowned actor, are all children of Mother India. Here I present to you 10 very fascinating facts about India.
10 .The wettest place
Cherrapunji, a small town in the East Khasi Hills district in the Indian state of Meghalaya , is the wettest place on earth. It holds the world record for the most rainfall in a calendar month (26461 mm in august 1860) and in a year (9300 mm in July 1861). Despite being the wettest place on earth, it faces acute shortage of portable water and the inhabitants have to trek for miles for it.
9. The unrustable pillar
The iron pillar which stands in the complex of Qutub Minar, Delhi is unrustable. This 7.3 m tall, made of 98 % iron, has stood 1600 years without rusting or decomposition . The pillar bears an inscription that it was erected in honour of Hindu god " Vishnu " and in memory of king Chandragupta 2 (375-413 AD). It gets as much attention as the main monument Qutub Minar gets . The iron pillar shows ancient India's expertise in metallurgy but there is still a mystery surrounding this strange phenomena. Interestingly this mystery is yet to be solved.
8. Origin of zero
The number zero which first appeared in a book by Indian mathematician 'Brahamagupta' was devised by another great Indian mathematician named aryabhatta in 500 AD. He devised the concept but not the symbol currently used, instead he used `x` for it. Aryabhata also determined that the earth revolved around the sun long before the western world accepted the theory. We shall all regard aryabhatta as a hero for inventing zero.
7. Birthplace of chess
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