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Assumption Cross Country
You've arrived at the Assumption Cross Country team website. Assumption's first Cross Country team was formed in 1981 and in that inaugural year the team won the Regional Championship. Since that time, we've finished in the top three every year since 2005, winning State Championships in 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. This site is not only a source of current season team information, but is also dedicated toward highlighting the accomplishments of the many Assumption Cross Country athletes who have competed since that first season.
2015 Cross Country
The Group A girls will be heading out of town for our annual trips to Palatine, IL, and Cary, NC, in the coming weeks, and will culminate the regular season with our every-four-years trip to California for a meet in the Sacramento area. A meet schedule for the team is provided at this link. The final Group B meet and our annual Senior Night is October 8 at EP Tom Sawyer Park. Any and all questions may be directed to Coach Haworth (an email link is provided at the bottom of this page).
AHS CC on Twitter
Assumption CC and Track is now on Twitter. Now it's possible to follow all the Assumption Cross Country and Track action, even when you can't be there to watch. To follow, use the link below.
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AHS CC 4-peat
In closing out the 2013 season, Assumption Cross Country won a 4th consecutive State title and 6th State Championship in 7 years. This also marks 9 consecutive years where the Rockets have finished in the top 3 at State, a strong testimony to the hard work, effort and dedication of many runners who've competed for us over the years. Results from the State Meet can be found at the following link.
Rocket CC Update
Assumption Cross Country has just wrapped up a 3 week period of competing in major events, walking away with a solid 2nd place team finish at the Palatine Invitational in Chicago, a narrow victory at the Great American Cross Country Festival in Cary, NC, and a big 3rd place team finish at the Manhattan Invitational in the Bronx, NY. You can read all about the national exploits of the team during the 2013 season at the USA milesplit website, by clicking here.
AHS finishes 10th at NXN!
Coming off a program-first win at the 2012 Nike Cross Nationals Southeast Regional, Assumption Cross Country advanced for the second year in a row to the 2012 Nike Cross Nationals Cross Country National Championship in Portland, OR, and finished 10th. This #10 finish makes the team the highest nationally ranked girls team from KY in state history. Congratulations to Katherine Receveur, Emily Bean, Bailey Davis, Kenzley Defler, Kate Crawford, Abbie Wright and Olivia Boughey for accomplishing this great honor. Full results, pictures and video are available at Runnerspace.com.
Friends of Assumption Cross Country
There are occasions where our Cross Country program benefits directly from the sponsorship or in-kind gifts of certain orgnizations, individuals or businesses. We list those organizations, individuals and businesses at this link and thank them for their support. In the case of businesses who support Assumption Cross Country, we ask that you please consider paying them a visit.
St Francis High School, Our Sister Team
Assumption Cross Country has a sister team relationship with the St Francis High School Cross Country team, a former State Champion girls program in (Sacramento) California. We visited St Francis during the Fall 2007 season and competed in the Granite Bay Invitational, and St Francis visited Louisville in 2010 and competed in our Academy Meet. We'll be travelling back to Sacramento in 2011, with the current plan being that each team will visit the other every 4 years. Here are links to the St Francis Cross Country Team website and St Francis High School website.
We'd love to hear from you
If you are a former Assumption Cross Country runner, we'd love to hear from you. Most importantly, if you have any information about the names or performances at this site, or if you have any information at all that may assist the accuracy and future development of these pages, then you can send email to me by clicking here.


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Bon Iver is indie folk with an extra pinch of forlorn. On For Emma, Forever Ago, Justin Vernon's solo debut, the deep ache of past troubles paints an irresistible tableau. Bon Iver's poetic lyrics boast enough internal rhyme to make even rappers like Big Pun turn tail, but it is really the naturalistic imagery that should snag your interest. It's not by chance either, since most of the album was recorded during a four-month period of voluntary sequestration in a Wisconsin cabin. The result yields sparse, carefully controlled instrumental parts mixed with Vernon's dreamy, fluid vocals. Vernon's skill with an acoustic guitar carries him a long way; and just for the record, it's the kind of acoustic guitar where an intentional squeak from a slide isn't just for show. Whether or not you can get close enough to hear that is another question. With A.A. Bondy. 18+.
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Tulsa's new congressman to serve on Armed Services Committee
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep.-elect Jim Bridenstine has landed a spot on the House Armed Services Committee, giving Oklahoma coverage in the House and Senate of military policy as the nation winds down the war in Afghanistan and the Defense Department faces budget cuts.
Bridenstine, a Tulsa Republican, is a veteran U.S. Navy combat pilot who now flies for the Navy Reserve.
He also will serve on the Science, Space and Technology Committee.
Oklahoma does not currently have a House member on the Armed Services Committee; it is the first time in many years the delegation hasn't been represented on the panel. However, Rep. Tom Cole, R-Moore, serves on the powerful Appropriations subcommittee that oversees military spending.
Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Tulsa, who has been on the Senate Armed Services Committee since 1994, will be the top Republican on that committee next year.
'True honor to serve'
Bridenstine said Wednesday his district has numerous Reserve and National Guard units.
"And if you look at the state as a whole, Oklahoma has strategically critical military installations, including Tinker Air Force Base, Vance Air Force Base, Altus Air Force Base and Fort Sill," Bridenstine said.
He said he aims "to ensure our military bases and their units will be able to accomplish their missions well into the 21st century. I believe that given my background I'm perfectly suited for this committee, and it's going to be a true honor to serve."
Bridenstine defeated incumbent Rep. John Sullivan, R-Tulsa, in the Republican primary in June and Democrat John Olson in the general election.
He is the former executive director of the Tulsa Air and Space Museum.
The Science, Space and Technology Committee has wide jurisdiction over such matters as energy research, NASA and the National Weather Service.
"Serving on the Committee on Science, Space and Technology will give me a great opportunity to support the private sector as it sets future directions for U.S. energy, aviation and space flight," Bridenstine said.
"Oklahoma's 1st District has a rich heritage in all these industries and can be a major contributor to each one in the future."
Oklahoma's other incoming House freshman, Republican Markwayne Mullin, who won the open eastern Oklahoma seat, was assigned last week to committees that oversee the nation's transportation policy, American Indian tribes and federal land.


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Reminds me of Kruger from Elysium
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I feel like these guys would get into fights with the tracker's and their robots.
When I see this, I think of the juggernauts from CoD MW2. I what to see a heavy version of this guy, with a damn big gun.
haha wouldn't say hes as heavy as those guys but get what u mean
very realistic take on body armor.it's as if this is something we could actually have on the battlefield in the next 20 years.
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I do plenty of sci-fi stuff!
I love your take on your different types of armor. I don't think I've ever seen designs like yours or even similar to yours
love that chomping helmet!
thug for who exactly?
That looks badass I wish I had the helmet
nice to see a character a little more grounded in reality, great work dude!!
I like that helmet!
I love that helmet design style. Very nice soldier.
Nothing wrong with grunts, unless their shooting at you
Awesome mate
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To me he looks like an EOD, or maybe someone who runs'n guns because of all that armor.
looks like a mercenry
Workable design
So much win, then it got EOnazi'd
Scrape the dirty American EOtech optic off that beautiful AK-104 derivative and you'd have a perfect picture here.
Scrape the dirty American EOtech optic off that beautiful AK-104 derivative and you'd have a perfect picture here.
A gosh, Awesome, grunt units are just so awesome.
This is great! At first, I thought it was a prototype or temporal midpoint between your more technologically advanced pieces. I can only imagine how long it takes to gear up XP
this is fucking dope. nice work man
I love how the mask looks like some kind of animal trap.
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The United States warned Israel on Thursday that its reported plans to build additional settlement housing in the West Bank were "counterproductive."
"As the president said, Israelis must recognize that continued settlement activity is counterproductive to the cause of peace and that an independent Palestine must be viable, with real borders that have to be drawn," State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell said.
The comment came after Israeli officials announced plans for nearly 300 new settler homes near Ramallah, angering the Palestinian Authority, which accused Israel of trying to "sabotage" US moves to rekindle peace talks.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had reportedly ordered a freeze on tenders for new West Bank settler homes to avoid harming efforts by US Secretary of State John Kerry to bring both sides back to the negotiating table.
But a spokesman for a defense ministry unit which administers the West Bank said: "The Civil Administration has given the green light for 296 housing units at Beit El."
He said the plan was announced last year as a compensatory measure after the government ordered the evacuation of the unauthorized Ulpana outpost on the outskirts of Beit El.


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The lighthouse was first lit on November 1, 1859, but it was closed in the spring of 2008 due to structural and safety problems. Repairs will include alterations to the cast-iron staircase, railings, landings and galleries.
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Does it have anything to do with oil dropping?
Bear Stearns is not around to hype-it-up anymore!
hell lot amount of debt.
they have some "other" long term liabilities, but adding up everything they have less than 24 billion in debt at they do 5-6 billion in EBITDA the leverage on the "actual debt" is less than 2x. give me a break. Rails will not trade at the multiples they did the last few years. even with that being said. UNP should trade in the 50's
As nat gas and oil go down in price, coal demand drops. With autos as they are (low steel demand)Coal is the railroads lifeblood these days.Read the last railfax report.
I meant by the general media.
It has been one of my favorite sites for breaking news on stocks for a while now. It gets news that often is not picked up my the general media.
flyonthewall is a great service.
UNP is down because RR's are very efficient transporters, on steel rails, & because trains are long and skinny with not much frontal air resistance. They have a low specific fuel consumption (ie gals. per ton mile). When price of fuel goes down then truckers get more of the hauling business because they have the advantage of being quicker and able to serve more places. It's all fuel related... Brooks Doege
I subscribe to a live news feed called theflyonthewall.com that reports instantly any news on companies. It is a great service for $25 a month. That is where I got news of the JP Morgan upgrade.
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A health care clinic that focuses on helping uninsured or underinsured patients has moved to Franklin.
WindRose Health Network will host an open house and health fair Sept. 27 at its new office at 55 N. Milford Drive, about a half-mile from Interstate 65.
The first 500 people to show up can get a free flu shot, and people also can get free health screenings.
WindRose moved its doctors and nurses out of an office in Edinburgh at the end of March because most of its patients were coming from Franklin, outreach and community relations director Judy Jacobs said. The company also was getting more requests from patients who needed more pediatric care options in the city, she said.
WindRose also has local offices on County Line Road, in Trafalgar and in Hope, Jacobs said.
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Since 1973, the Roman numeral I has been used to distinguish big-time college athletics from those considered to be at a lesser level.
Nevertheless, Franklin College and other Division III institutions remain attractive to male and female student-athletes for reasons ranging from academics to playing time to proximity.
The largest of the NCAA's three divisions, Division III is the only one not permitted to offer athletics scholarships.
The lack of funding to prospective athletes and their families would seem a noticeable recruiting disadvantage. Division I and Division II and NAIA programs are allowed to do so, albeit with specified parameters.
But Division III's and the athletics programs they offer are their own entity.
Academics come first. Period.
"We have a really unified look on our campus. These kids do not come to Franklin College because of sports. They come here for a quality education with the chance to continue their athletic careers," said Kerry Prather, the school's longtime athletics director and men's basketball coach. "Fortunately, we have an outstanding product to sell.
"What attracts a lot of people to Franklin College is our ability to keep those things in balance."
Division III is a throwback to an era when billion-dollar television contracts and the practice of schools hopping from one major conference to another in pursuit of increased revenue ceased
to exist.
Simplification, in other words, sells.
"The most challenging part is selling the college and what you have to offer. Division III is really a good place to go because you choose it for all the right reasons — coaches, academics, love of the game," third-year Grizzlies softball coach Butch Zike said. "It makes it easier that they want to be there, but the demands they have on their time because of academics makes it tougher."
"The best part about playing D-III is that the game is still pure," added former Franklin College wide receiver Kyle Linville, now playing professional football in Germany. "There's less money involved, so everyone plays for the love of the game, not for the benefits.
"This creates a more fun, family-like atmosphere."
A graduate of Speedway High School, Linville was recruited to play football at the Division I and Division II levels, as well as the NAIA.
In the end, Franklin College made the most sense.
"I decided to come to Franklin for a number of reasons. I had a chance to play right away, have known coach (Mike) Leonard my whole life and wanted a good private-college educational experience," Linville said. "And it was close enough to Speedway that my family could still come to my games."
Familiarity a bonus
Every Division III student-athlete is on his or her campus of choice for a reason. Perhaps multiple reasons.
Grizzlies softball player Anne Schwomeyer graduated from Greenwood Community High School in 2012 and began her college experience at Millikan University, a Division III school in Decatur, Ill.
The combination of academics (Schwomeyer is a business major) and living three hours from home enticed her to transfer to Franklin College.
She is a sophomore catcher who has taken part in 25 of the Grizzlies' 30 games this season.
"I'm commuting from home this year, but I'm actually going to live on campus next year," Schwomeyer said. "I didn't feel like (Millikan) was a good fit for me. It was so far away, and academically they didn't have the classes I wanted to take.
"Now, everything that I need is right here."
Every one of Franklin College's nine men's teams had at least one athlete from a Johnson County high school during the 2013-14 school year. The same is true with eight of the 10 women's sports the Grizzlies offer.
"I'm glad I chose this route," said senior Jonny West, the quarterback who wound up erasing numerous single-season and career passing records as a member of the Grizzlies' football program. "From an outsiders' perspective it's difficult to grasp how good the football is being played.
"There's less of a difference (between Division III and Division II) than people think."
Therein lies one of the great unknowns of Division III athletics: the fine line separating the product from the so-called big time.
Mixing academics with sports
A filtering system of sorts has been known to exist within Division III athletics.
Freshmen often find juggling their studies with sports to be too much. It's therefore not uncommon for an athletics program's freshman class to be reduced by the time those students are juniors or seniors.
Zike's roster includes 17 freshmen. He estimates 10 to 12 will still be with his program by the spring of 2017.
"If all 17 kids are still there, it's a great thing because it means they've had a great college experience," said Zike, a former longtime athletics director at Whiteland Community High School. "There are many D-III programs that are freshmen- and sophomore-heavy. The retention rate is not as good."
Honing one's time-management skills is imperative. Some student-athletes have had such abilities dating back to their high school years; others learn on the fly.
"It is a little different coming from high school," Linville said. "There is definitely not much room for laziness, especially if you have a more difficult major.
"Football season is a bit crazy at the D-III level. Coaches are a little more flexible around your exam and project schedule."
West agrees.
"I think it helps because you don't have as much leisure time to waste," he said. "That makes you more productive, especially when it comes to academics. Coming in as an 18-year-old, you definitely go through a maturation process.
"It's the first time you're on you're own."
Zike works softball practice times around his players' class schedules. He suggests to team members to try to be done by 2 p.m. but understands late-afternoon academic requirements are sometimes unavoidable.
"It is difficult, but you have to learn time management," Schwomeyer said. "When I make my class schedule, I make sure I'm going to be done by a certain time. Coach Zike has told us if we have a problem to come to him, and he'll try to help us the best he can."
Division III institutions vary in size. In Franklin's case, approximately 1,050 students coupled with an academic staff about 90 strong makes for 12-to-1 the average student-instructor ratio.
"You're not just a number here. You can get the professor's attention, and you can get the professor's help," Schwomeyer said. "I like that you can get the help you need when you need it. You don't have to fight over the professor with 500 other people."
Recruiting challenges
Franklin College baseball coach and assistant athletics director Lance Marshall serves as the school's liaison between admissions and the athletics department. Now in his 17th season as Franklin's coach, Marshall works to gauge one's academic performance and athletic potential.
"Initially, it's academics that match our institution. We want to make sure they're prepared for success," he said. "In our program, we start off with a pretty significant pool and work our way through the pool. The important thing for us is to try to get the right student-athlete for us as a baseball program and school."
Zike recruits throughout the calendar year but primarily during the summer months when many softball prospects are members of travel teams.
"There is no talking to them off-campus until July 1, but we do go watch them before that," said Zike, who'll make no such trip without being decked out in Franklin College gear. "We're letting them know we're there. That we're interested.
"All kids think they're Division-I athletes. You have to wait until some of them have had their bubble burst, and then they might be easier to recruit."
No Franklin College coach understands the process better than Prather, who has served as the men's basketball coach since 1983.
"There are upsides and downsides. The biggest challenge is you have to throw an enormously large net to get the kind of athletes you want," Prather said. "The kind of student you want. Since you don't have an athletic scholarship we won't know until well down the road if this is feasible or not. All that said, we don't go through the agony of, 'Are we using this athletic scholarship wisely?' We make a mistake and we still have a good student and a good kid. A D-I makes a mistake, and they're out scholarship money.
"The other thing that is unique about Division III is the potential to develop. We look for those late bloomers and those 'tweeners.' In my sport that's the 6-5 center or 5-8 or 5-9 guard. The kid who might be a half-step slow. The biggest question is how committed are they to getting better?"
Leonard's football program included on its 2013 roster five players who played at Johnson County high schools. Add nearby programs such as Roncalli, Southport, Martinsville, Plainfield and Perry Meridian and the number of local recruits increases drastically.
About to enter his 12th season with the Grizzlies, Leonard as a Division III coach must go through the annual practice of wait-and-see. Is Recruit A going to sign Division I? Will Recruit B wind up at a Division II or NAIA program?
"The biggest challenge is patience with a sense of letting the whole recruiting process unfold from Division I to Division II to NAIA to Division III," Leonard said. "At this stage if we were to start recruiting juniors, most of the young men have their sights on something a little bigger. That's natural for competitors to compete at the highest level someone thinks they can.
"When we start recruiting, it's basically right after our season is over and after the high school football season is over. Everybody who is in business, you have to have passion for your product. Our product is good. It's very good. But not everyone knows about it, so you need ambassadors, and the best ones are our graduates."
The timing of football season makes it so Leonard is not on the road at times he should be breaking down film of that week's opponent.
"Everyone thinks Division III recruiting is so hard. During the season not only are D-I coaches coaching their guys, they're keeping in touch with their recruits. I love just being able to coach football during the season," Leonard said. "With recruiting, people will buy into the leader before they buy into the vision. My job is to be a good first contact, so when we do get them on campus, they can see it.
"Then it's a matter of whether the recruit feels it's a good fit for him."


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Ingrid Deuss gallery has a more daring location, far away from what is dubbed the Antwerp museum quartier at the south side of town. Ingrid has a gallery in the Provinciestraat, a long street between trendy Zurenborg and colorful Borgerhout. You will find Eastern European shops, halal stores and well known kosher bakery Kleinblatt. And for 2 years now you can find this fine gallery here.
It's those neighbourhoods where art, exotic little shops and all sorts of initiatives come together that are the most interesting in a city. So I think it's great that Ingrid picked this place for her gallery.
I think it's a nice, open and light place and I love the floor with the old tiles. Ingrid, as much as any gallery owner I've talked to, speaks passionately about the work she exhibits. I love talking to people who really like what they're doing, something I would wish for everyone.
The last exhibition I saw, by Kevin Westenberg, was really good. Very nice portrait photography starring charismatic artists such as PJ Harvey, The White Stripes, David Lynch and Belgian Triggerfinger…
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I am going away on holidays for 1 week soon, and i know that a week not riding will not hurt and would probably do me the world of good. But i was wonding if anyone had a full on 7 day training program i could do before i go away. Keeping in mind that i can go out for 2 hours monday, tues, wed, fri and 3 hours thurs. and i have more time on the weekend.
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I found a pretty nice wheel at the back of my shed to replace my tacoed rear wheel. It's a 26" wheel of unknown origin (well, it's from the back of my shed) and it's got a nice Mavic rim and a disc hub. Trouble is, under full pedalling load at low speed, the hub has a suspicious squeal, so I suspect the bearings are pretty dry or even trashed.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa -- University of Iowa women's tennis players Ruth Seaborne, Shelby Talcott, Katie Zordani, and Morven McCulloch will compete at the ITA Regionals Oct. 19-21. The tournament will take place at the Michael D. Case Tennis Center in Tulsa, Okla.
McCulloch will be competing in the singles qualifying bracket. Seaborne, Talcott, and Zordani have secured spots in the singles main draw.
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The Jets' home-opener is also their first game against a Divisional opponent – the oft-forgotten Nashville Predators. The new look Preds have made a splash with points in each of their first three games led by the unexpected scoring of Eric Nystrom (4 points), Paul Gaustad (4 points) and Filip Forsberg (4 points). But it's the new faces that make the team exciting to watch this season, from Peter Laviolette behind the bench to James Neal, Mike Ribeiro, Derek Roy, Olli Jokinen, and Anton Volchenkov on the ice.
A year ago, two October games against a Rinne-less and floundering Predators squad resulted in just one point for the tarmac cowboys, part of a 9-15-5 season record against Central Division opponents. Dropping games to LA and San Jose is no shame, but does increase the urgency of capturing two points and improving their Divisional standing tonight.
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We recently completed a job for a client located in Cary, North Carolina. As you will see from this video, she had a gum tree located in a narrow section of space between her house and her neighbor's house. In addition, a fence and a deck on the remaining sides further limited the available room. Thus access was far too tight for traditional tree felling methods. Even climbing the tree and piecing it down in small sections was not an option. Instead, we brought in a crane and removed the tree by hoisting large sections over the house. Watch as our climber, crane operator, and crew work to skillfully to remove this tree in three segments. It is fascinating!
Archive for the 'Tree Service Projects' Category
Tree Removal in Cary with a CraneThursday, July 15th, 2010
Raleigh Tree Removal VideosWednesday, May 5th, 2010
Over the last couple of weeks we decided to start a YouTube channel (which you can visit by clicking here: Leaf & Limb Tree Service's YouTube Channel). There are a number of reasons for this decision. First, we think videos are a fun way to showcase some of the tasks and projects we do on a regular basis. Second, videos are a great medium for presenting useful tips and "how-to" demonstrations. Last, our YouTube channel will add an extra spark to this blog, since we can embed the videos here and discuss them in greater depth than we are able to do on YouTube. Besides, let's face it – everybody loves watching videos!
To kick off our YouTube channel, we posted two videos that we filmed and edited last week. The first video was filmed at a job site where the client had a well-manicured garden complete with fish pools in her back yard. She wanted to remove a tall pine tree located inside the garden, but there was no space to throw the tree. As such, we had to climb the tree and carefully piece it down.
The video itself was created using a time-lapse feature on a regular point-and-shoot camera (a Canon SD1100). Basically, we attached the camera to a tripod and set the time-lapse feature such that it took one picture every 2 seconds. Next we imported all the pictures into our video software (we use iPhoto, in case you are wondering) and merged them into a continuous video.
The site for the second video was a situation similar to the first. But instead of a garden, this pine tree was located near a pool, a wrought iron fence, and some smaller ornamental trees. Once again, access was an issue. Whenever access is an issue we generally have to climb the tree, or in extreme situations, remove the tree using a heavy-duty crane.
In terms of filming, we took a different approach. This time we docked our high definition camcorder (a Panasonic HDC-HS250) to a tripod and filmed a similar process: our climber removing a pine tree. But instead of using a time lapse feature, we simply filmed the whole project with one continuous shot. Once we had imported the film into iPhoto, we sped the entire process up, giving the video the fast motion effect. As you will see, a few guys on the crew decided to add a few of their own creative "flourishes" during the filming process. Perhaps these make the film seem a bit less professional, but they make it more fun to watch.
Let us know what you think about the videos! Also, be sure and let us know what you think about our new YouTube channel.
Emergency Tree Removal in DurhamWednesday, April 21st, 2010
Last week we received a call from a mortgage company that owns a vacant property in Durham where a major section of a willow oak had fallen into the house, causing a considerable amount of damage. Thank goodness the house was vacant, otherwise there may have been injuries! For good reason, they needed us to remove the tree immediately. Once we arrived on site, the first order of business was to assess the situation. The tree was located near the back of the house and formed a fork approximately five feet from the ground. Rot had developed in the fork, which weakened the structure of the entire tree. Thanks to an encouraging push from the wind, the smaller of the two trunks fell on top of the house, crashing through the roof and walls.
Because of the delicate nature of this job, we certainly needed to use our crane. After setting up the crane in the street right in front of the house, we began the process of extracting the portion of the tree that was, quite literally, IN the house.Our climber secured himself to the end of the crane's attachment and the crane operator carefully raised him onto the roof.
Once there, our climber wrapped cables around an individual section of the tree top, which he then connected to the crane. As he cut the section free, the operator slowly moved it to an open area in the street where the rest of the crew was able to chip the branches and cut the logs in appropriate lengths.
This process was repeated until all that remained was the tree trunk. Next, our climber focused on the tree trunk, which caused the bulk of the damage and was still situated within the house. At this point, the key was to remove the log without causing further damage to the house.
With a little expert maneuvering from our crane operator, we were able to guide the log out of the house along its drop path, then up and over the house. Phase one was complete! Next we turned our attention to the remaining portion of the tree. Although it was still standing and look reasonably healthy at first glance, it too had rotting issues near the base. This was an accident waiting to happen and needed to be removed before it could cause any further harm. Again, we implemented our crane in tandem with our expert climber. Our climber ascended the tree and positioned himself in the canopy where he was able to begin securing cables around sections of the tree top.
As he cut each section, the crane operator lifted it over the house towards the street. Section by section, segment by segment, we reduced the tree to a standing trunk. The last task was to attach the cables to the trunk, cut it free, lift it over the house, and load it onto our waiting truck. At this point, the tree was completely removed. Now it was simply a matter of cleaning the debris, hauling away the logs, raking the yard, and blowing the street. Dare I say, QED? Yes, I dare – but only because we're pros at this sort of thing ;)
Tricky Downtown Raleigh Tree RemovalThursday, March 4th, 2010
The goal behind our blog is to have fun sharing our passion, information, and insights with you – what better way to do this than by discussing recent projects? From time to time, when we think there was something particularly interesting about our day (or week), we will share it with you here on our blog under the "Projects" category (see our list of categories on the right). Please feel free to leave your comments, and if you ever think these posts are boring, do not hesitate to let us know. Sometimes we simply forget that not everybody is as excited about Loblolly Pines, Dwarf Hackberrys, and Turkey Oaks as we are!
Today's project took place in downtown Raleigh, where the weather was cold and the sky was overcast (certainly not the ideal setting for taking great photos, as you will see). Our task was to remove a medium-sized Willow Oak from beside our client's house.
The tree was certainly not oversized, but what made it tricky was its location. The familiar adage "location, location, location" is not only true for real estate, but it is also true for the tree service industry. This same tree, in a less congested are, would have been simple to remove. But as you can see, it was located close to the house, with branches hanging over the roof, and power lines surrounding the tree from many angles.
Because of this tree's problematic location, we were forced to climb the tree in order to cut one branch at a time and section the trunk down in small pieces. Once our climber was in the tree, we established a rope pulley system using a sturdy branch fork and then anchored it to our Port-A-Wrap at the base of the tree. This device is perfect for tight situations such as this one where there are no trees nearby to use as an anchor for our ropes. The Port-A-Wrap basically allows us to use the tree as its own anchor for lowering heavy branches. What a genius contraption, one we appreciate almost every day! Here are a few action shots:
Our climber situated out on a limb, preparing to cut another branch by first securing it with ropes:
A tree branch being lowered down with a rope:
The key with a job like this is to take your time and execute every movement with expertise, patience, and precision. One wrong move could cause damage to the property, power lines, or worse, the house itself. After a tense morning, we had stripped the tree of its branches and all that was left was to remove the log. There was no space to fell this log in one piece due to the limited working area, but lucky for us, there was a spot where we were able to drop small sections. Our climber worked his way down the tree trunk, cutting sections along the way. The crew on the ground helped guide each section into the open area by pulling attached ropes. Before long, all that was left of the tree was this:
This was a tricky tree and we were all very happy with our performance. We were able to successfully remove the oak tree without so much as damaging the surrounding shrubs.
At this point, all that was left to do was to head home! Ok, not quite, there was still some cleanup that needed to be finished, but almost….


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But despite little evidence of the spirit of international co-operation, there were important decisions made for developing countries. The most significant and symbolic was extending the Kyoto protocol for a second period. This brought to a close years of attempts, led by the US, to ditch it. Kyoto survives, weaker because Russia, Japan and New Zealand have decided not to join in the second period and Canada has left completely, but important because it remains the only treaty that forces rich countries to cut emissions. The 36 countries still in represent only 15% of emissions - but the principle it enshrines of the rich being legally bound holds.
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In the month of July, there has been launch of official trailers of some of the most awaited Bollywood films which have been in limelight for long. Interestingly, all of them belong to different genres.
Let's have a look:
1. Bang Bang
Bang Bang! Is an action-thriller film starring Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif directed by Siddharth Anand. No doubt, the promo looks interesting and action packed. It is a remake of the Tom Cruise-Cameron Diaz film Knight and Day. In six days, the film has received 6,729,030 hits. The film was release on October 2.
2. Mary Kom
It's an Indian biographical sports drama starring Priyanka Chopra in and as Mary Kom. Directed by Omung Kumar, the film is scheduled for release on September 5. In a matter of five days, the trailer received 2,293,198 hits.
3. Khoobsurat(2014)
Directed by Shashanka Ghosh, Khoobsurat is a quirky, modern romantic comedy about what happens when a vibrant, hopelessly romantic physiotherapist meets a handsome young Rajput prince who is the complete opposite of her, and is engaged to someone else. It features Sonam Kapoor and Fawad Afzal Khan in lead roles along with Kirron Kher and is releasing on September 19. In a week's time, the trailer has received 1,993,089 hits.
4. Raja Natwarlal
A crime-comedy genre film, Raja Natwarlal features Emraan Hashmi, Humaima Malik, Kay Kay Menon, Paresh Rawal and Deepak Tijori. The film is directed by Kunal Deshmukh and is set to release on August 29, 2014.
5. Creature 3D
This a monster thriller science fiction film directed by Vikram Bhatt. The film, which is slated to release on September 12, stars Bipasha Basu and Imran Naqvi. The film's trailer has so far received 1,026,680 hits on YouTube.
It has been the most awaited film, especially after the rage created by Singham. The trailer of the film was release on July 11 and so far it has received 4,706,036 hits and is still counting. The film stars Ajay Devgn and Kareena Kapoor and has been directed by Rohit Shetty.
The Aashiqui 2 hero, Aditya Roy Kapur, is back with this comedy drama film. The film also features Parineeti Chopra. Directed by Habib Faisal, the film will release on September 5. On the same day, Mary Kom will also be releasing.
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The Thunder scored just 89 points on a season-low 35.7 percent shooting at Memphis on Wednesday, marking one of the team's worst offensive performances of the season.
At halftime, the Thunder had just 38 points, two more than its season low, and was shooting just 34.2 percent.
"Both teams played extremely hard and physical and you can tell," said Thunder coach Scott Brooks. "It was hard to get baskets. It was hard to get in your offense. But I love the fact that our guys battled."
OKC scored a mere 15 points in the opening period, setting a season low for points in the first quarter. Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook combined to go 1-for-11 for four points in the first frame and were just 6-for-20 at halftime.
The Thunder went 2-for-18 from 3-point range and had a season-low nine assists on the night.
"I knew when we were not making shots early in the game we would keep fighting and playing aggressive and give ourselves a chance to win," Brooks said. "That's what we've done for a lot of years now. And that's not going to change.
"After our bad 3-point shooting (Tuesday) night I didn't think we'd go 2-for-18, because we're nearly at 40 percent for the year. So that means we've got some good games coming up."
Serge Ibaka suited up and played 22 minutes despite sustaining a gash above his right eye Tuesday night.
The cut required three stitches and Ibaka to play with a sizable bandage over his eye. Ibaka was inadvertently elbowed in the face by teammate Reggie Jackson late in the fourth quarter against Denver when Jackson leapt for an offensive rebound.
It's the opposite eye that swelled up when Ibaka fell into Tim Duncan's knee in a recent game against San Antonio.
"I'm not concerned," Brooks said. "He's fine."
Ibaka finished with two points, six rebounds and two blocked shots against the Grizzlies. Blood dripped down Ibaka's cheek from beneath the bandage throughout various moments of the game.
Russell Westbrook was called for a technical with 10:06 remaining in the first quarter for arguing a no-call. It is his 11th of the season. … The Thunder's bench outscored the Grizzlies' 28-22. … OKC's 89 points narrowly eclipsed its season low for points in a game. The Thunder scored just 84 points in the season opener at San Antonio. … Kendrick Perkins grabbed a season-high 16 rebounds Wednesday. It was one shy of tying the most he's ever had as a member of the Thunder. … Derek Fisher went scoreless on 0-for-4 shooting Wednesday. … Perkins, Ibaka and Thabo Sefolosha, the Thunder's three non-All-Star starters, scored nine points on 2-for-8 shooting.


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Jenny Doh ('91) took a leave of absence from her job at Social Services to get involved with her daughter's elementary school, and though she had planned to return, that didn't happen. Instead, she wrote a letter to an arts-and-crafts magazine publisher in South Orange County because she'd been an enthusiast of the hobby all her life, she said.
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Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
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Principal Investigator(s): James M. Robb
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Data Type(s): Electro-Magnetic: Gravity, Electro-Magnetic: Magnetics, Location-Elevation: Navigation, Seismics: Air Gun / Water Gun, Seismics: Sparker, Seismics: Sub Bottom Profiler, Sonar: Sidescan, Sonar: Single Beam
Scientific Purpose/Goals: High-resolution seismic profiling of continental slope to study potential geologic hazards to exploration and development, specifically bottom instability due to slumping or sliding.
Start Port/Location: Woods Hole, MA
End Port/Location: Norfolk, VA
Start Date: 1979-06-27
End Date: 1979-07-11
Equipment Used: 3.5 kHz, 12 kHz, Air gun, Single channel hydrophone, Teledyne single-channel 300-500J 40-tip minisparker, LaCoste-Romberg gravimeter G-179, Geometrics G-856 magnetometer, ORE sidescan, Integrated Navigation System
Information to be Derived: Sea floor map; Morphology;
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: Airgun (40 cu. in.): 1555 km; Minisparker: 1750 km; 3.5 kHz: 1780 km; Sidescan: 70 km; Deep hydrophone: 105 km; Gravity: 2565 km; Magnetics (total field): 1520.
Staff: James E. Dodd, Wayne Ferrebee, Michael Goldstein, Alan Goodman, John C., Jr. Hampson, Barry Irwin, John Larson, Lester D. North, Lawrence Poppe, James M. Robb, David Twichell
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Notes: Original Center People field contained: Jim Robb - Ch. Sci., Dave Twichell - watch, John C. Hampson - watch, Wayne Mack Ferrebee - watch, Lawrence Poppe - watch, Steven Schertzer - watch, F. Mitchell Hill - watch, Lester North - INS nav., Alan Goodman - tech., Gerard McCarthy - tech., John Larson - tech., Barry Irwin - INS nav., James Dodd - INS nav., Michael Goldstein - INS nav.
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Chaytor, J.D., ten Brink, Uri S., Solow, Andrew R., and Andrews, Brian D., 2009, Size distribution of submarine landslides along the U.S. Atlantic margin: Marine Geology, v. 264 no. 1-2, doi: 10.1016/j.margeo.2008.08.007.
Geist, E.L., Lynett, Patrick J., and Chaytor, Jason D., 2009, Hydrodynamic modeling of tsunamis from the Currituck landslide: Marine Geology, v. 264 no. 1-2, doi: 10.1016/j.margeo.2008.09.005.
Robb, J.M., 1980, High-resolution seismic-reflection profiles collected by the R/V JAMES M. GILLISS, Cruise GS 7903-4, in the Baltimore Canyon Outer Continental Shelf area, offshore New Jersey: 3, download PDF.
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Twichell, D.C., Chaytor, Jason D., ten Brink, Uri S., and Buczkowski, Brian, 2009, Morphology of late Quaternary submarine landslides along the U.S. Atlantic continental margin: Marine Geology, v. 264 no. 1-2, doi: 10.1016/j.margeo.2009.01.009.
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Jody L. McBrien is an Associate Professor in the College of Education at the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee. She received her doctorate in Educational Studies from Emory University in May, 2005, where she was the 2004 recipient of the university's Humanitarian Award, given to students who demonstrate exemplary service in social justice. She received the 2011 Faculty Research Award from USF Women in Leadership and Philanthropy for her ongoing work in the formerly war-torn town of Lira in Uganda, Africa.
Dr. McBrien's service and much of her research focuses on children affected by war, whether they be resettled refugee students and their families in the United States, or children and families who have returned to their home communities following war. She has explored the connection between discrimination and academic motivation in adolescent refugee girls and evaluated refugee agency programs working to create bridges between new refugees to the U.S., social services, and schools. Currently she is conducting longitudinal work at the Buduburam Refugee Camp in Ghana and in Lira, Uganda on youth purpose and the use of arts in healing and education.
Dr. McBrien worked in the corporate world in educated-related
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Dr. McBrien received her B.S. in Secondary Education and English from Clarion University and her M.A. in English from Purdue University. She was a Rotary International Fellow, during which time she received a post-graduate diploma in Anglo-Irish Literature at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. For 12 years, she taught GED courses in the Berwick, Maine school district while teaching as an adjunct English instructor at the University of Southern Maine.
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Ph.D., Emory University
Post-grad Diploma in Anglo-Irish Literature, Trinity College
Dublin, Ireland
M.A., Purdue University
B.S., Clarion University
Research Interests
Education and Well-being of Resettled Refugee Youth and Families; Refugees, IDPs, and other War-Affected Children and Families in Ghana and Uganda.
2011 ISF Women in Leadership and Philanthropy Faculty Research Award
2004 Emory University Humanitarian Award
Selected Publications and Research
McBrien, J. L., & Ford, J. C. (in press). Serving the needs of
refugee children and families: An evaluation of a multi-layered
community program. In M. Vickers & F. McCarthy (Eds.), Achieving
Equity in Education for Refugee and Immigrant Students; series
International Advances in Education: Global Initiatives for
Equity and Social Justice. Australia.
McBrien, J. L. (2011). Including immigrant and refugee students. In J. Fauske, J. Carr, & P. Jones (Eds.), Leading for inclusion: Meeting the needs of all learners in a diverse society. Teachers College Press.
McBrien, J. L. (2009). Beyond survival: School-related experiences of adolescent refugee girls and their relationship to motivation and academic success. In G. Wiggan & C. Hutchinson (Eds.), Global issues in education: Pedagogy, policy, school practices and the minority experience (pp. 294-330). Roman & Littlefield.
McBrien, J. L. (2009). A safety net? Using Elluminate and BlackBoard to teach controversial topics to preservice teachers. In K. Tyner (Ed.), New agendas for media literacy (pp. 147-172). Taylor & Francis.
McBrien, J. L., Jones, P. & Cheng, R. (2009). Virtual spaces: Employing a synchronous online classroom to facilitate student engagement in online learning. The International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning, 10(3), ISSN 1492-3831. Online at http://www.irrodl.org/index.php/irrodl/article/view/605/1298
McBrien, J. L. (2009). Soy la otra. Phi Delta Kappan, 90, 333-337.
McBrien, J. L. (2008). The world at Americas doorstep: Service learning in preparation to teach diverse populations. The Journal of Transformative Education, 6(4), 270-285.
McBrien, J. L. (2006). Serving the needs of at-risk refugee youth: A program evaluation. Journal of School Public Relations, 27, 326-341.
McBrien, J. L. (2005). Educational needs and barriers for refugee students in the United States: A review of the literature. Review of Educational Research, 75, 329-364.
McBrien, J. L. (2005). Uninformed in the Information Age: Why media necessitate critical thinking education. In G. Schwarz & P. U. Brown (Ed.), Media literacy: Transforming curriculum and teaching (pp. 18-34). Malden, MA. Blackwell Publishing.
McBrien, J. L. (2004). Teacher research explores the refugee and immigrant experience [Review of the book American dream, global visions Dialogic teacher research with refugee and immigrant families]. Journal of Teacher Education, 55, pp. 372-375.
McBrien, J. L. (2003). A second chance: Helping refugee students succeed in school.
Educational Leadership, 61(2), 76-79.
Social Foundations of Education; Education, Communication and Change; Diversity for Educators: Multicultural and Global Perspective in Education.
Service Highlights
USFSM USFSM Faculty Senate President, 2011-1013, USF System Faculty Council 2010-2013; USF Africana Studies Faculty Research Steering Committee, 2010-present; 2011 founding faculty member in Holocaust and Genocide Studies, 2011


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