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LCE informs that Godfrey will be responsible for partnering with Department of Defense (DoD) customers and other government organizations to establish engineering and technical solutions that support the warfighter and DoD mission.
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New York's premier summer dance party, Midsummer Night Swing brings together people of all ages, at every skill level, and from diverse backgrounds for 15 evenings of social dance. Acclaimed bands will play as dancers swing, salsa, tango — to name just a few dance styles — in a gorgeous, open-air ballroom in Damrosch Park.
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A profile of cellist Jay Campbell, a winner of the Avery Fisher Career Grant Award. A visit to the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, NY, for a look at the site-specific exhibition "Radical Seafaring." And Christina Ha presents the NYC-ARTS News from the Brooklyn Museum.
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A visit to the Parrish Art Museum, on the eastern end of Long Island, guided by director Terrie Sultan. Then a profile of the National Yiddish Theatre, followed by a look at a mysterious sculpture made by a very little-known artist named Asa Ames, a work that is now in the collection of the American Folk Art Museum.
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NYC-ARTS Choice: "Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty"
Curator Jodi Hauptman gives NYC-ARTS a tour of the exhibition "Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty," on view at the Museum of Modern Art through July 24, 2016.
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If you call an entire team emptying the bench to celebrate a touchdown in the end zone and a group of school-aged youngsters working the chains and then, leaving their duties during the middle of the game then, yes, this was your typical Friday scene at Bolden Stadium in Columbia.
You would think this would be the week in which Jimmy Neal would turn himself into a street corner preacher and talk to his team about retribution and, an eye for an eye.
A word of caution to those attending tonight's North Central football game with Keenan at Bolden Stadium in Columbia: Watch out for flying footballs.
Just when it looked like the Camden Military Academy football team was beginning to put the pieces together, they, temporarily, had the rug pulled from under their feet.
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SUMTER --- So much for that post-rivalry letdown.
Four years and five meetings ago, Andrew Jackson handed North Central a 50-0 loss. Since then, the Knights have been playing catch-up to their neighboring rivals.
All that stood between Lugoff-Elgin and winning its first game of the season and ending one of the toughest dry spells this program has seen was 30 seconds.
Let's put this in academic terms.
It may not be on the same scale as an overzealous reveler on New Year's Day, but Camden, too, could be feeling the effects of a hangover.
As he watched clips from his team's first four games of the season, North Central head football coach Louis Clyburn noted that with a little luck, here or there, his team could well be carrying a 4-0 record into tonight's annual battle with rival Andrew Jackson rather than the 2-2 record which the Knights sport.
When we last left the Camden vs. Lugoff-Elgin game, the first half of that contest of a year ago saw neither team being able to slow down the other.
Moral victories have long since gone the way of the Edsel at Camden Military Academy.
There was almost a sense of relief in Will Rice's voice as he talked about Camden Military Academy's game with visiting East Clarendon this afternoon at Spartan Field.
Some fans circle this Friday on their calendars.
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Three-game weeks are not supposed to be this taxing.
There is a slogan at Camden High School which students recite at various activities and ceremonies which says, "Once a Bulldog, always a Bulldog."
One team's punishment became another team's pain.
To the best of anyone's knowledge, USC-Salkehatchie has not asked Camden High graduate Kennedi Stokes to come up with a slogan touting the virtues ...
For five innings, Devin Beckley worked his way around three hit batters and a trio of walks in carrying a no-hitter and a 2-0 lead ...
Greg Ruffner saw the excitement and the filled stands on Friday nights in the fall when he was handling the kicking chores for the Lugoff-Elgin ...
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DOWNTOWN AKRON — The Akron Development Corp., through its Akron BioInvestment Funds LLC, and Team Northeast Ohio announced Quest Medical Imaging, a biomedical company from the Netherlands, has chosen to locate its U.S. headquarters in the Akron Global Business Accelerator.
Quest received Akron BioInvestment funding to commercialize its Artemis Handheld System, the world's first simultaneous full-color and fluorescent medical imaging system, according to city of Akron officials. This imaging device allows surgeons to see a real-time view of tissue and images that were previously unattainable, enabling surgeons to more accurately perform surgery on tumors, which reduces damage to healthy tissue and nerves, according to Akron officials. Artemis applications include oncology, cardiovascular, plastic surgery and more.
According to Akron officials, the Akron BioInvestment funding will help Quest in further product development and in commercializing its technologies in North America.
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"Akron is an ideal location for our U.S. headquarters," said Richard Meester, president/CEO of Quest Medical Imaging. "The ability to be within a few miles of several major hospitals, a short flight from our key customers and a large potential customer base, and within close proximity to the skilled students coming out of the local universities makes Akron a perfect landing spot."
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1934 - USS Houston takes Franklin Delano Roosevelt on first visit of U.S. President to South America.
1943 - Naval gunfire help Allied troops land on Sicily. It was first extensive use of LST's and smaller landing craft to deliver heavy equipment over the beach.
1945 - 14 carriers from Third Fleet carriers begin air strikes on Japanese Home Islands which end August 15.
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1861 - While commanding a gunboat flotilla, Cmdr. James Harmon Ward is mortally wounded by a musket ball while aiming the bow gun of his flagship, USS Thomas Freeborn at Mathias Point, Va.
Austal Limited (Austal) informed that the U.S. Navy has accepted delivery of USNS Carson City (EPF 7) from Austal USA, during a ceremony held aboard the ship at Austal USA's shipyard in Mobile,
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Several Tennessee prosecutors have signed on to an effort to retain three Tennessee Supreme Court justices who are facing a retention election.
They said they "have joined forces to oppose efforts to politicize our courts while noting that our current Tennessee Supreme Court has upheld almost 90 percent of death penalty cases."
Serving as statewide spokesperson is Tom P. Thompson Jr. of the 15th Judicial District, Tennessee's longest-serving district attorney general at 37 years – possibly making him the nation's longest-serving record-holder. He is currently running unopposed for another eight-year term serving Wilson, Smith, Macon, Jackson and Trousdale Counties.
He said, "As a district attorney, I may not agree with them on every single case but I know this: I understand that all three of these justices are fair, they are impartial, they protect our rights under our Tennessee and U.S. Constitutions, and these justices are tough on criminals.
"That is all I need to know. All three of these justices should be retained.
"I understand that some prosecutors may not agree with every decision made by this court. It is an adversarial system, and these justices have had to make some tough calls, but the fact is these justices and this court have upheld almost 90 percent of death penalty cases. They are not soft on crime. These justices have had outstanding records and deserve to be retained."
Prosecutors joining DA Thompson to support retention efforts include:
- Dan Alsobrooks, District Attorney of Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, and Stewart Counties - Berkeley Bell, District Attorney of Greene, Hamblen, Hancock, and Hawkins County - Mike Bottoms, District Attorney of Giles, Lawrence, Maury and Wayne Counties - Garry Brown, District Attorney of Crockett, Gibson and Haywood Counties - John Carney, District Attorney of Montgomery and Robertson Counties - Dave Clark, District Attorney of Anderson County
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I found a fun project for the little girls on Pinterest and immediately set about
making it talking hubby into making it.
Marie takes it from there: "Signs that you are getting old. My parents found a project for Leia and Leanne to have fun with, making a TV out of a box that they can perform out of. Well dad tells them to draw dials and buttons on it. Leia immediately asks what a dial is. I was dying of laughter, poor dad."
Bonus: Leia now knows what a dial is!
Bigger bonus: This is the first thing they head for when they walk in the door. Hooray!
* LPS = Littlest Pet Shop, Leia's most favorite toy ever.
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Date Day
One thing I love about date day is that hubby only takes me to the very nicest places.
Like looking at antique doors??
The cat mascot looked very comfortable, sound asleep in a box full of lumpy, bumpy glass doorknobs.
Actually, I really do love trips like this. We're both big fans of the TV show Black Dawg Salvage so when hubby spotted the website for Pasadena Architectural Salvage, a road trip was inevitable. And that something would follow us home was also inevitable*.
And the next time we go? Pretty sure this kitchen door - or something very like it - is coming home too.
* According to the tag, the solid oak Arts & Crafts-style doors in the top picture, complete with the original beveled glass, come from a house built in May 1951. And they will soon be the doors to our bedroom.
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Official Princess Jewels
Leia and Leanne take turns wearing the Official Princess Jewels, a diamond (um, rhinestone) necklace and bracelet I picked up at a high-end jewelry store (um, boot sale) in England. £1 each and worth every pence.
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Pumpkin Princess Graduation
The Pumpkin Princess graduated from preschool Wednesday,
with all the pomp and circumstance you can imagine.
There was marching;
singing and
balloons (with more dancing)
and proud parents galore.
Kindergarten, here we come!
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Summer Time, Zoo Time
Both girls are out of school for the summer and the plan is for them to spend *lots* of time at grandma's and papa's house. Yay!
One of our favorite things to do with them is visit the Santa Barbara zoo.
From bottom to top: Audrey, Michael and baby Sunshine. Normally only Michael gets fed, since he's the boss, but this time Leanne got to give lettuce to Audrey instead.
There's lots to look at;
lots to do;
and lots of exercise to tire out little energy machines.
Today's new thing was the climbing wall.
I tried to talk the girls out of it but they insisted this was their heart's greatest desire. As in "I'd rather climb the wall than have a toy - no, really!"*
Leanne went up several times, but only as high as I could support her with my hand on her b*tt.
Leia did really great. Until she got up so high she scared herself. She froze and one of the helpers had to go up and bring her down.
I'm pretty sure Leia won't do the wall again . . . . but I wouldn't bet on it. Wouldn't surprise me at all if she tries to talk us into it again next time we visit.
* Yeah, right. They each got a toy too. Grandma's a soft touch.
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Learning to Sew
Both grandgirls are fascinated by my sewing machines.
I found a couple of quilt blocks in a scrap bag, showed her how to pin them together and stitch (in theory) a straight 1/4" seam. Not so straight, and not so 1/4", but she's beyond excited. And like every good artist, she was proud to sign her work.
Today Leia and Leanne took turns sewing -
swapping places every 7 minutes, with both watching the clock like little hawks.
Leia worked on decorative stitch patterns that she later cut into a boot (flag??) shape. I thought it was going to be a blanket/rug for her toys but she says it's a toy for her baby brother.
Leanne made a "sheriff" (aka a bandana)
and some triangle stitch patterns. Notice the ballet pose above, with her right leg out? I don't think she realized she was doing it. She does love her ballet classes!
Leia has expressed interest in making a quilt - (Me: Would you like an Elsa/Anna quilt? Leia: No thanks, I'm too old for that now. I want one with flowers.) - so I think that's going to be our summer project. Fabric shopping, here we come!
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Chef Albert Roux roasts 'rude' French as he decides to become a British citizen
- Charismatic chef labels fellow countrymen 'rude and pedantic'
- He travels to France 'as little as possible' and wants to die a 'Britishman'
- Moved to UK in 1954, setting up Le Gavroche restaurant in London in 1967
- It became the first restaurant in the UK to gain three Michelin stars
- He said his application for a British passport
had already been submitted
- He is exempt from taking the citizenship test because he is over 65 and has been awarded an OBE
French-born Chef Albert Roux has branded his fellow countrymen 'rude' saying he wants to die a 'Britishman'
One of France's greatest chefs wants to become a British citizen after delivering a withering verdict of his home country and labelling his fellow countrymen 'rude and pedantic'.
Albert Roux, 78, has revealed that he has applied for a British passport and insisted he want to 'die as a Britishman.'
Mr Roux first moved to the UK as an 18-year-old in 1954, before setting up the famed Le Gavroche restaurant in London in 1967. It became the first restaurant in the UK to gain three Michelin stars.
He explained that he now travels to France 'as little as possible'.
He explained that his application for a British passport had already been submitted and that he was exempt from taking the UK government's citizenship test because he was over 65 and has been awarded an OBE. He now expects his application to be approved within a few weeks.
Mr Roux, father of former MasterChef host Michel Roux Jr, told the Daily Mail: 'England is not a second home for me, it is my first home. I'm an extremely strong royalist. It is only that my birth happened to be in France.
'My heart is British, very much so. I am waiting for my British passport, I've applied and it is a matter of weeks now. I want to remain in this country and I want to die in this country.
'I came to this country when I was 18, and I always felt I was born on the wrong side of the Channel and that the children should have a British education. The kids are British in their nationality.
'I go back to France as little as possible. I find the French as a whole very pedantic. They think they know better than anybody. In the restaurant trade most of the time they are constipated.
'The French think they have the best wine, the best food. But the British know about wine and food.
'They don't know how to smile and say thank you. Not all of them, but many.
'They know this very well because the government never fail to tell them to be more friendly. You have 85 million tourists coming to France on a yearly basis. We should be far more hospitable to the people who come and spend money with us. We're not.
'The reason I've decided to apply now is that I'm not going to live forever. I'm not counting the days, but I'm not going to be here in 20 years. So I want to die as a Britishman and be buried here.'
The son of a charcutier from Burgundy, Mr Roux originally wanted to be a priest, but moved to Britain to work as a private chef in the 1950s.
He and his brother Michel opened Le
Gavroche almost 50 years ago, and it became the first restaurant in
Britain to win a Michelin star, the first to win two, and the first to
win three in 1982.
restaurant became a favourite Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mother. Le
Gavroche is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as having
served the most expensive meal per head when three diners spent more
than £13,000 on one meal in 1997.
Roux and his brother Michel opened Le Gavroche almost 50 years ago, and it became the first restaurant in Britain to win a Michelin star, the first to win two, and the first to win three in 1982
Mr Roux went on to train a series of Michelin-starred chefs including Gordon Ramsay, Marco Pierre White and Marcus Wareing.
He now runs a series of restaurants around Britain, including Chez Roux in Muirfield, Scotland, Roux at Parliament Square in London and Chez Roux at The Atholl in Edinburgh.
In a poll of UK chefs carried out by Caterer and Hotelkeeper magazine in 2003, Albert and his brother Michel were voted the most influential chefs in the country, while in 2006, he and Michel were jointly given the Lifetime Achievement Award by the S.Pellegrino World's 50 Best Restaurant awards.
He is now hosting an event at the Investec Derby Festival in June.
Asked if he felt responsible for spawning the culture of celebrity chefs in Britain, he said: 'I was not a celebrity chef. I was a chef who was asked to do a programme on television and a chef who was at work every night in his restaurant. And so is my son.
'Most of the celebrity chefs today, if they weren't on television, they would have a shock to find the money for the next meal.
'They can't cook. They can't cook. I wouldn't want them to cook me a meal. I'm not going to name names, absolutely not. Google it. Read Caterer.
'There was another one last week who went into receivership, a one-star Michelin. Closed the restaurant, said he had a leak. A water leak. The water leak was his cash.
'As long as the public likes it, long may it continue. It is interesting to talk about food. You know things have gone too far when on television if a programme goes off prime time and it reaches one million, five hundred thousand. Then it has passed its sell-by date.'
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That's not a catch-22. There is no circular dependance. That's just sexism in the middle ages.
Beat me to it. A Catch 22 would have been "You can't practice medicine unless you have training… but you can't get training unless you have practiced medicine."
WTF is going on with the quality at BB today? Crappy posts abound.
They're just trying to match the quality of the comments.
Dang, son! SuhnAP!
No, it's just a different usage of the phrase. Let me explain.
The author of this post couldn't use a Catch-22 properly unless they read the book. And they didn't read the book.
I hope you are being ironic!
Again, not a Catch-22. Here, a Catch-22 would be something like "in order to use "Catch-22" properly you must have read the book….but you may only use the book if you can use "Catch-22″ properly."
Yeah, sorry, I thought my post was dripping with sarcasm.
Though I've never read the book as I refuse to read literature that questions the morality of war.
Pretty sure it's catch-1322
It's a Catch-6, or 7, tops.
Otherwise it's an interesting story, although most of what I just read seems to be about the history of the story, rather than telling the story itself.
In 1322 how could it really have mattered that much? How much sound medicine was there to learn back then? And since she she seems to have mostly practiced gynecology and midwifery, what she learned from folk traditions was probably as good or better than what she could have learned from professional training.
This all seems to be the result of sexism and had nothing to do with her competence.
She didn't have a license to administer those leeches! She may have unbalanced a vital humor!
I've helped apply leeches to a patient's face, thank you very much. It's modern medicine now.
Just because you're doing something in the modern day doesn't make it modern medicine. Or at least that's what the courts have repeatedly claimed in their refusal to overturn my sentence.
Yes, leeches are quite helpful in draining blood from an area with damaged capillaries. Surgery can often restore bloodflow to an area without being able to restore bloodflow out of an area. A leech can draw excess blood from that area and allow the capillaries that carry blood away time to regenerate. Leeches cut through skin gently so there is no pain, they secrete anticoagulants so they don't get clotted blood in their guts, and they have a few antibacterial secretions that prevent infection for both parties.
I think part of the problem might have been that she wasn't into the leeches at all. In the French Revolution they killed a lot of the doctors. Army surgeons and hospital nuns became the only medical authorities. The army guys said rinse wounds with plenty of water and change bandages frequently, amputate if that isn't working. The nuns said keep people warm and clean, and let things run their course. The standard of medical care went way up at that point.
Even worse, she probably saved someone who would otherwise have perished. So Hitler.
She was more likely a general practitioner, as her patients were men and women. As for the question whether it mattered at all back then: YES it did. What a desaster if suddenly all the "wise women" weren't allowed to treat patients. No male doctor wanted to examine female private parts.
The ban on women in medical schools would last for centuries. Hence Dr. James Barry's incredible story.
I had to Google it, given the spelling: It's a Hebrew girl's name and it means 'supplant'.
Ok, ok! I'm most very quite sure dat she did not really mean das 'Cat-shit 22' but rather die utter won. "Cat-shit between a rocket and a hard place!" Eye-kah-rumba!
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Once the Waratahs advanced to their first final on home soil, Gibson, the former All Black midfielder who won four championships with the Crusaders between 1998 and 2002, was identified as an ideal source of information on how to stop his former team from claiming their first crown since 2008.
The Waratahs' attack coach might have been flattered by the description though, publicly at least, he wasn't about to overplay the usefulness of his time with the competition's most successful franchise as a player, and then assistant on Todd Blackadder's staff.
Gibson left that role at the end of 2012 when his core role was amended from attack coach to defence, a designation that coincided with interest from incoming Waratahs' coach Michael Cheika.
He arrived in Sydney for the 2013 season with his wife and four children but without, apparently, a significant amount of intellectual property from the Crusaders headquarters at Rugby Park despite four campaigns in the management team.
''I had a little giggle at that, apart from knowing what Toddy has in his coffee, I know no more than any other coach who studies video tape,'' he said, despite halfback Nick Phipps' belief that Gibson had inside knowledge.
''In terms of insights, I couldn't really share a great deal.''
Gibson felt the Crusaders strengths were already well known, and again evident as they recovered from their customary slow start - and mid-season inconsistency - to make a final series for the 13th consecutive year.
''They're scrapped through and they're really start to hit some form now. They've done that through adapting their tactics every game.''
Gibson said it was no surprise the Crusaders had built momentum at the back end of a season where Richie McCaw, Kieran Read and Dan Carter are finally operating in tandem.
Naturally Carter would exert a significant influence in just his fifth game of the season, as his predecessor Andrew Mehrtens invariably did when Gibson played outside him.
''With Dan, he's obviously an outstanding player. He also gives them a left foot, right foot combination and in the last two or three games with him back in the side they're far more adventurous and far more attacking.''
That expansiveness was obviously facilitated by a solid platform and Gibson realised the set piece would be targeted as the free-running Waratahs' Achilles heel.
''You'll see a lot of pressure at the set piece. They don't play a lot of rugby in their territory so they'll try and play a territory game.''
Gibson doubted the Crusaders would be fazed by playing at ANZ Stadium, a venue where the All Blacks have not lost since Robbie Deans' first Bledisloe Cup test as Wallabies coach in 2008.
A member of the three-peat winning side in Canberra in 2000 - the only team to win a final outside of their home country - Gibson said the Crusaders would not be stressed by trying to repeat that feat despite Blackadder's tenure featuring semifinal losses in Pretoria and Hamilton plus the 2011 decider in Brisbane.
The 39-year-old still has fond memories of that icy night at Bruce Stadium where the Crusaders pipped the top qualifying Brumbies 20-19 thanks to a late Mehrtens penalty.
Asked what qualities were necessary to win away from home, Gibson replied: ''It goes back to the mindset of New Zealanders. We like a challenge.
''A lot of people said you couldn't win Super Rugby away from home. I think if you challenge New Zealanders around that sort of stuff they'll say 'Why not?' and they'll be the first.
''I guess they'll look at this challenge in the same manner.''
''I look back to 2011 with the (Christchurch) earthquake and the adversity we suffered through there
''We looked at that whole year as a huge challenge, just as they will see coming to Sydney playing against a team that's in very good form.''
Gibson was confident a sequence of eight straight wins - and a resilient defensive performance against the Brumbies last Saturday - would led to the Waratahs first title following losses to the Crusaders in 2005 and 2008.
''I think we've been very consistent this year with attack and defence, we've proven ourselves.
''We haven't over stated and under delivered. We've set out early on 'this is how we want to play the game', we've stuck to that and really tried to shape our identity and improve a little bit every day.''
And if the Waratahs do fall at the final hurdle again, the outcome won't sour an enriching experience for Gibson, who was sought out by Cheika when he was charged with reviving rugby in league-dominated Sydney when Michael Foley was exiled to Perth at the end of 2012.
''When Michael came and saw me in Christchurch, he sold me on his vision.
''I hadn't known him at that stage. I left that meeting thinking 'he's a good guy, i could really coach with him and I really like what he's about','' he said.
''I looked at the roster, it's a very good one and one you could say you could do something with. It was pretty compelling and part of my motivation for moving here.
''I'm very proud as a coach to have been involved with a team that has transformed itself and changed so much from the team we took over a couple of years ago.''
Meanwhile, Mehrtens was also welcomed at the Waratahs base yesterday despite their part-time kicking coach telling Fairfax Media he was confident the Crusaders would beat his new 'home' team.
''I really felt for Mehrts this week, he's obviously a red and black legend,'' said Gibson.
''He was always going to be put in that position where his true feelings are going to come out."
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Saunders gave up four homers and seven runs in five innings on Monday night in a 7-1 loss to the Orioles. That left him 0-5 with a 6.13 ERA.
The Rangers have 10 days to trade, release, or outright Saunders to the minor leagues.
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