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Football: Northern Illinois wrapped up its regular season Friday with a convincing 49-7 win over Eastern Michigan. Akeem Daniels rushed for 112 yards on 12 carries, while Jordan Lynch combined for 275 yards of total offense in the win. The victory was NIU's 11th in a row and marks the first time that the program has reached the 11-win plateau during the regular season.
Men's Basketball: NIU dropped a close 53-46 decision against in-state rival Loyola Saturday at the Convocation Center. Akeem Springs paced the Huskie offense with 15 points.
Women's Basketball: The Huskies lost a close one at home to South Dakota State Wednesday, 59-58. Jada Buggs led NIU with 16 points, while Satavia Taylor added 10 in the loss.
Volleyball: The Huskies closed out their season Saturday evening with a 3-1 loss at Marquette. Despite dropping the first two sets, NIU made it interesting with a convincing third set win. However, the Golden Eagles' dominant fourth set closed the door on Northern and their season.

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My mother had enough daughters to be all of those things. My oldest sister's mother was cold and negligent: Connie, feeling rebuffed from childhood, announced that she now regarded her as just a friend and went off to Salt Lake City to live. When I went to see Connie there years ago, her friends, well-meaning blondes clinking the ice in their white wine, said to me in awed tones, "We've heard about your terrible mother. Can you talk about it at all?"
The mother of my twin sister, Adrian, never thought to send her to college, so it took her years to figure out for herself that she was smart.
The next oldest, sweet-natured Mickey, with her big brown eyes, had the opposite: a smothering mom. At one point Mom sent a friend to tell Mickey that she—Mom— would commit suicide (not meaning it) if my sister moved out of state, as planned. Mickey did move but phones Mom every morning still.
Robin is the youngest. Her mother was the shrew, critical and disapproving—and jealous of any attempt of this youngest child to succeed and fly away too. When she heard that Robin was writing a paper on Sofonisba Anguissola, an Italian woman who painted with Michelangelo, Mom got agitated. "Who is that?" she demanded of Robin. "I've never heard of her! Why should you write about her?"
By the time I was in my thirties, my mother did not fight with me openly, as she did with my sisters, but there were small rebuffs, cancellations, the sharpness in her tone, the way she put a stiff Adair in the middle of her sentences.
She made me feel guilty for not giving her a bigger role in the life I made just across the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. She expected to be invited to everything, so that dinner parties and other events at which moms were not usually featured had to be hidden from her. For years she complained that my husband, Bill, and I didn't take her with us when we went to Italy. "I didn't not take you," I said, exasperated. "I just went." Adrian had gone with us, which had persuaded Mom that Bill and I loved to take family members with us on vacation but for some reason had excluded her, a person widely known to be interested in Italy.
At times my sisters and I felt shortchanged by this angry, needy woman wearing our mother's hot-pink T-shirts. Where was the perfect mother of our childhood (or at least of mine)? Where was the sweet, supportive, nonjudgmental and independent mother we deserved? We took turns not speaking to her, talked endlessly about her with one another and cataloged her moods, our disappointments.
Yet none of us could leave her alone.
We called, we visited, and we made present-laden pilgrimages to her door. Her power was still enormous. She burned bright as a fire in our lives: To draw too near was to get singed, and to draw too far back was to feel a chill. We were there not only because she demanded it but because we needed to be. We hadn't gotten what we wanted yet—the approval, the recognition, whatever—and were going to wring it out of her.
Something shifted as I moved into my forties. I acquired a different pair of glasses. I could see her now, the way I could still read a book if I held it at arm's length. The distance helped. It might have been that I finally grew up and found in myself the recognition and approval I had looked for in my mother. And by then I had endured the stormy adolescence of my own daughter, Morgan, now 28, and had only to look in the mirror to find a mother who made mistakes every step of the way.
In fact, I have never met any other kind.
It's not just me. I've noticed this change in my friends and my sisters. Connie, the one who decided to regard Mom as just a friend, now says, "She did her best."


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Judson is located in Elgin, a city of 100,000 in the Fox River Valley of Illinois. It is 40 miles northwest of Chicago just off the Northwest Tollway (Interstate 90) on State Route 31. To the east is the Chicago, metropolitan area, to the west, a broad expanse of farmland. Therefore, it is possible to enjoy the cultural and recreational advantages of metropolitan Chicago plus the openness of the Illinois countryside.
Students at Judson's Rockford campus enjoy classes in a building that opened June 2007. This building provides a total of eight classrooms that feature window views and provide wireless internet access. In addition, a new, larger Customized Learning Center provides a separate testing room. Students can also enjoy the student lounge complete with a kitchen area. This facility is located at 1055 Featherstone Road, Rockford.
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The fight against the NCAA on behalf of former athletes just got a lot more interesting.
Bloomberg is reporting that Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell is suing the NCAA for denying student-athletes (current and former) from receiving compensation for the commercial use of their likeness and image.
Electronic Arts Inc., the second-largest U.S. video game maker, is also named as a defendant in the lawsuit. Russell, who led the University of San Francisco to two championships in 1955 and 1956, accuses it of using his image in a "Tournament of Legends" feature on an NCAA basketball video game, the report says.
The New York Times first reported the former UCLA basketball star Ed O'Bannon filed a class action lawsuit against the NCAA for antitrust violations last March.
Russell's involvement offers a huge support to O'Bannon and organizations like the National College Players Association who have been fighting and positioning the NCAA for financial compensation to college athletes.
Outside of his basketball accomplishments, 77-year-old Russell has been long respected as an activist and voice for social change. He was awarded with the 2011 Presidential Medal of Honor.


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NRL: Curtis Sironen says mate Luke Brooks can step up
Glenn Jackson Curtis Sironen has backed Wests Tigers halfback Luke Brooks to successfully navigate the hype he has faced or what he will continue to face.
John Sutton puts reluctant leader days behind as he becomes sole captain
Glenn Jackson It's only a little letter, but when John Sutton was first approached by South Sydney coach Michael Maguire about putting a 'c' next to his name, he felt the responsibility was too great for him.
Brad Arthur keeps Will Hopoate fresh for assault on Auckland Nines
Glenn Jackson They waited two years to get him, so another week surely won't matter much; having been left out of Parramatta's squad for the Eels' first pre-season trial – against Wests Tigers in Alice Springs on...
King is gone and Mitch is ready to reign
Glenn Jackson Cameron King might have departed, but there are no guarantees St George Illawarra hooker Mitch Rein will become a regular 80-minute player as a result.
Move to Bulldogs is a happy homecoming for Chase Stanley
Glenn Jackson He has had two stints at St George Illawarra and one at Melbourne, but Chase Stanley still feels like he has gone home, having now made the move to the Bulldogs.
Michael Maguire leaves no stone unturned to make it year of the Rabbits
Glenn Jackson The rapid-fire enthusiasm that seems permanently attached to Michael Maguire's speech doesn't even disappear for a moment.
NRL: The 2013 season in review
Glenn Jackson Before this year, most would not have known what a peptide was.
Peter Sharp to coach Cronulla for now as club board vows to fight sanctions
Glenn Jackson Peter Sharp will be Cronulla's coach at least until officials have some finality around Shane Flanagan's future after a landmark board meeting on Thursday night, which also saw the club reiterate its...
As Ian Schubert steps down, NRL shifts salary cap responsibility to integrity unit
Glenn Jackson The end of an era ushers in the dawn of a new one. After long-time salary-cap auditor Ian Schubert steps down, the NRL's integrity unit will oversee the policing of the cap next year and into the...
Ian Schubert carried a big stick and few will miss him
Glenn Jackson It's perhaps a sign of the size of the stick Ian Schubert wielded that, even with one foot out the door, the celebrations - and there would have been some - were still muted.
NRL salary cap auditor Ian Schubert steps down
Glenn Jackson With the long-awaited review into the NRL salary cap nearing its completion, long-time auditor Ian Schubert has resigned.
Timeline: How it all unfolded
Glenn Jackson A timeline in the ASADA investigation into drugs in sport.
Wests Tigers' Tim Moltzen has a midyear target to play again after a knee fracture
Glenn Jackson Having fractured his skull as a 17-year-old, Tim Moltzen doesn't see his latest break as his greatest injury setback.
NRL beefs up second tier with $10.8m injection
Glenn Jackson A $10.8 million funding injection by the NRL into the game's second tier will result in the return of two curtain-raisers before NRL matches and confirmation of a ''Super Bowl'' play-off on...
NRL may centralise video reviews in non-panic room
Glenn Jackson NRL officials have been given a look at what could be the future of the rugby league officiating – and they like what they saw.
Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson eyes back-to-back premierships
Glenn Jackson On day one of Sydney Roosters' 2014 campaign, as the defending premiers, coach Trent Robinson wasted no time telling his players that their grand final victory was far from the end of what he has...
Blake Ferguson credits boxing for turnaround as he fights for NRL return
Glenn Jackson Whether he actually steps into the ring on Wednesday week remains a subject of debate, but footballer-turned-boxer-turned-footballer-hopeful Blake Ferguson remains convinced that his fighting career...
Dragons out to atone for unlucky '13
Glenn Jackson As the grand final winners and losers return to the training paddock, so too do season 2013's also-rans
Luke Lewis expected back in March after surgery this week
Glenn Jackson Cronulla face losing forward Luke Lewis for the first month of next season and potentially longer after the NSW and Australian star underwent a shoulder reconstruction on Thursday.
Josh Dugan on off-season odyssey to maturity for St George Illawarra
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 11, 2005) - The Intercollegiate Tennis Association announced the National Team Rankings today. The East Tennessee State University men's team placed 72 among Division I team's.
During the 2004 season, the men's tennis team compiled a 20-6 overall record, an undefeated Southern Conference record of 10-0, and a final ITA National Team Ranking of 68. The team then went on to win three matches at the SoCon Tournament to earn their third NCAA appearance.
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Q: What's the best way to increase my overall speed?
A: "There are three key workouts you need to do to increase your speed for any event, especially a half marathon," says Neil L. Cook, head coach and program manager for the Asphalt Green Triathlon Club in New York City. Just make sure you have eight weeks of aerobic base running under your belt before you start.
- Speed Session: After a good, dynamic warm-up, run fast. Faster than you typically run. Faster than you think you can run! Challenge yourself, but keep the bursts short—100 meters or 30 seconds. These repeats are designed to emphasize fast feet, high heels and keeping your feet off the ground so recover long enough to be able to run the next one fast. Generally this means resting for at least double the time it takes you to complete the sprint. If you're incorporating these bursts into a training run, rest for five to 10 times the time it takes you to do one. Stop the repeats when you feel your form breaking down (for instance, if you begin to shuffle your feet).
- Strength Session: Run a hilly route or run a particular hill repeatedly. Always jog back down to recover. Keep running hills until you feel a desire to walk or you complete 12 repeats—that's the limit. The goal is to build strength so you feel more comfortable running up hills.
- Long Run: This should equal the total number of miles you run during the week. For instance, if you run 15 miles Monday through Friday, your weekend long run should not be more than 15 miles. Vary your pace. Sometimes run aerobically, at a conversational pace. Other times divide your long run into 3 or 4 sections and run each section five to 15 seconds faster per mile than the preceding section. Your last mile should always be your fastest. That doesn't mean sprint at the end, just increase your pace and effort so that you are running somewhat faster.
One last note: "You should work in three- or four-week cycles," says Cook. "The last week of the cycle is a recovery week. That means no speed work, no hills and no long run. During the other weeks alternate your long run—increase the distance one week, shorten the distance the next. This will give your body a chance to recover and rebound stronger and faster."
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Women's Squash Claims Sixth Ivy Title, Will Enter Howe Cup As Top Seed
The Princeton women's squash team entered the 2012-13 Ivy League season believing it could be a factor in the race. Sunday's 9-0 victory over Columbia on Senior Day left that team as far more than a factor on the league's final day. For the sixth time in team history, Princeton is the Ivy League champion.
A season filled with dramatic wins, ranging from 5-4 victories over both Harvard and Yale to a dramatic 9-0 midweek sweep of third-ranked Penn, concluded with a dominant showing over a young Columbia squad, which could field only eight players in the match. The Tigers won all 24 individual games en route to a perfect Sunday afternoon.
The culmination of both the match and the impressive consistency of the 2012-13 Tigers came when the team got to celebrate on court as Ivy champion for the first time since 2009. That season, Princeton also won a Howe Cup national team championship one week later; this squad will have that same opportunity when it heads to Yale next weekend as the top seed for the 2013 team championships.
Sunday was also Senior Day for the Princeton Class of 2013 (Julie Cerullo, Casey Cortes, Alice Fuller, Katherine Schloss); Cerullo, who has played at or near the top of the Princeton lineup throughout her career, was able to finally hoist the Ivy crown after years of near misses.
She also won her final home match, topping Reyna Pacheco 11-5, 11-4, 11-3 for a victorious farewell to the Jadwin Squash Courts. The rest of her teammates were equally impressive, including freshman Tara Harrington, who dropped only six points in a 3-0 win at No. 8."I have been so impressed with the team's performance so far this season," said head coach Gail Ramsay. "Winning the Ivy title was one of our season goals; we knew it would be tough and we would have to play some of our best squash, so it is nice to see our hard work and determination pay off.
"We are already gearing up for the upcoming Howe Cup team championships, but we will enjoy our accomplishment for a few minutes before we get back to work," Ramsay added.
The Howe Cup opens Friday at Yale; check back later this week for a full preview.
Princeton 9, Columbia 0
1 - Julie Cerullo d. Reyna Pacheco 5,4,3
2 - Libby Eyre d. Alisha Maity 4,2,4
3 - Nicole Bunyan d. Kate Calihan 4,2,7
4 - Rachel Leizman d. Leah Barnet 2,2,3
5 - Alex Lunt d. Monica Stone 2,2,5
6 - Lexi Saunders d. Katie Quan 2,6,10
7 - Alex Sawin d. Skylar Dickey 2,2,3
8 - Tara Harrington d. Jenny Schroder 2,1,3
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Dining at Glitretind Restaurant.
Every year, thousands of residents and visitors are exposed to Park City's dining options through three major events that the Park City Area Restaurant Association hosts. The events include the spring and fall Cocktail Contests and Savor the Summit.
Every month they pair up with select restaurants to promote varied menu items, and this holiday season is no exception. Participating restaurants are Bistro 412, Baja Cantina, Cisero's, Grub Steak, Glitretind Restaurant, Red Rock Brewing and Shabu.
Spend Christmas morning with the Glitretind, which is hosting its signature Christmas brunch. Selections include no fewer than seven salads, steam mussels, cold poached salmon, herb-roasted Utah turkey, roasted pineapple crepes, and hearty entrees like grilled lamb T-Bones, Christmas cod fish, sweet potatoes and beef short ribs.
At Red Rock Brewing, try the drunken float made from house-made Red Rock root beer, vanilla Haagen Dazs ice cream, and a shot of High West Double Rye Whiskey.
Deer Valley Grocery Cafe is participating with special gourmet items on offer that include tasty treat enhancers like lemon thyme sauce and cranberry chutney, and delicious sides like roasted garlic mashers, steamed green beans and roasted acorn squash and Vidalia onion bread pudding with gruyere cheese and fresh thyme. Orders must be placed by Saturday, Dec. 22, and can be picked up Monday Dec. 24, after 12 p.m. or Tuesday, Dec. 25, before 6:30 p.m.
Shabu's renowned chef, Robert Valaika, has crafted a delicious five-course menu for New Year's Eve that includes diver scallops, braised Korobuta pork cheeks, Wagyu beef and a trio of profiteroles with house-made ginger ice cream and chocolate coconut sauce for dessert. Reservations are available starting at 5 p.m., and they can be made online at Shabu's website.
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This office manages the advising records of more than 25,000 current and inactive LSA students. Advising information on all LSA students is stored in the LSA Online Undergraduate Student Advising File, which is a shared resource used by all advising units in the College, including all academic departments and programs, the Comprehensive Studies Program, the Honors Program, the Residential College, and the Newnan LSA Academic Advising Center.
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All LSA students have an academic advising file containing admissions material, test scores, unofficial copies of academic records, memoranda, correspondence, and notes which academic advisors or members of the Academic Standards Board have made about their conversations with a student. Information of a sensitive nature may be removed from the academic advising file at the discretion of a member of the Academic Standards Board or at the request of the student and placed in a confidential Dean's file. Dean's files also are created for those students charged with some form of academic misconduct, and for other serious violations of student conduct policies.
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In order to upgrade to the NAVIGON 8310 software a 4GB SD is required. The 2GB SD card can also be used as long as you only save some of the available countries/map information on it. NAVIGON Fresh will assist you to select the countries you want/need on the card. Keep in mind that you can modify this selection at any time.
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ZF-8899: Custom Zend_Tool_Framework_Provider classes are not found in include_path with ZendFramework-1.10
I'm following the manual for creating a custom Zend_Tool_Framework provider [1] in Zend Framework 1.10 (tested both beta1 and rc1) My custom provider is never found although my provider and manifest are in the include_path.
This seems to be because Zend_Tool_Framework_Client_Console is now forcing the use of the BasicLoader in Zend_Tool_Framework_Registry. Previous zf version (I checked both 1.9.7 and 1.9.6) defaulted to the IncludePathLoader.
I can't find a way to override this new behaviour
To provide some more information, my current setup:
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|-- HelloProvider.php
`-- Manifest.php
class My_Tool_Manifest implements Zend_Tool_Framework_Manifest_ProviderManifestable
public function getProviders()
return array(
new My_Tool_HelloProvider
class My_Tool_HelloProvider implements Zend_Tool_Framework_Provider_Interface
public function say()
echo 'Hello from my provider!', PHP_EOL;
Command I am using:
/home/yahiko $ cd /local/www/library
/local/www/library $ ZEND_TOOL_INCLUDE_PATH=$(pwd) /local/www/library/ZendFramework-1.10.0rc1-minimal/bin/zf.sh say hello
The include path loader has been replaced with the basic loader.
You have to hook custom classes into Zend Tool by adding the following line to your .zf.ini:
basicloader.classes.0 = "My_ClassName"
basicloader.classes.1 = "My_Manifest"
Or you use the command:
benny@benny-pc:~$ zf enable config.?
Zend Framework Command Line Console Tool v1.10.0alpha
Details for action "Enable" and provider "Config"
zf enable config.manifest class-name
zf enable config.provider class-name
This does the same.
Adding the custom classes to my .zf.ini did the trick.
The documentation however does not mention this and still talks about the IncludePathLoader
I would say that the environment-level configuration .zf.ini is a bad location to put custom providers anyway.
What if I have project-specific Providers and more than one Project running in one server?
I agree. Causing Zend Tool extensions to be loaded globally (per user) significantly diminishes their usefulness for project based tasks.
We have many developers, each with multiple workstations, working on many projects. Having your configuration based on the user account (and workstation) that you're using and not the application that you're working on is a hurdle that will prevent us from using Zend Tool at all.
On the server side, our hosting setup causes us to have many applications on the same server running as the same user. We obviously cannot use the same configuration for each application, so the environment-level configuration doesn't work here either.
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Academic All-AmericansChad Carson
Linebacker * 1999-2001 First-team Academic All-American in 2000 and 2001 after being selected as a second-team choice as a sophomore in 1999... first-team Academic All-ACC in 1999 and 2000... joins teammate Kyle Young as only three-time Academic All-Americans in Clemson football history... has a 3.9 GPA in biology, he was a Finalist for a Rhodes Scholarship in 2002... on the field, ranked fourth in the nation in tackles per game in 2000, he had the high total on the Clemson team with 156... the 156 tackles ranked seventh best in Clemson history... now has 311 entering the 2001 season, 12th highest in Clemson history... had 22 tackles against Georgia Tech in 2000, high total by a Clemson player that year... two-time ACC Defensive Player of the Week... had 18 tackles in the win over South Carolina... had 144 tackles as a sophomore to rank second on the team... third in the ACC in tackles... had 16 tackles in the Peach Bowl against Mississippi State.
Kyle Young
Center * 1999-2001
First-team Academic All-American in 1999, 2000, and 2001...second offensive lineman in college football history to be named a three-time first-team Academic All-American....just the third Clemson player in history to earn academic All-American and on-the-field All-American honors in the same year... recipient of team GPA Award in 1999 and 2000... graduated Summa Cum Laude from Clemson in May of 2000 with degree in secondary education... second-team All-American according to Football News and third-team selection by Sporting News in 2000... third in the voting for the Dave Rimington Award in 2000, the honor given to the top center in college football... first-team All-ACC on the field in 2000, first-team Academic All-ACC in 1999 and 2000... set Clemson record for knockdown blocks in a season with 120...had record tying 21 knockdown blocks in 100 plays against NC State in 2000... had just six missed assignments in 845 plays during the 2000 season... averaged 13 knockdown blocks per game over the last 13 contests of the season... has played 35 consecutive games, 28 in a row as a starter entering the 2001 season... won team dedication Award for his performance in the weight room for the 2000 season... grandfather was a member of Clemson's first bowl team, the 1939 Cotton Bowl team.
Charlie Bussey
Back * 1956
Clemson quarterback 1954-56... captain of the 1956 team that won the ACC title and played Colorado in the 1957 Orange Bowl... Academic All-ACC in 1955 and 1956... third-team Academic All-America choice in 1956... led the Tigers in passing, punting and interceptions in 1956, the last Tiger to pull off that all-around triple threat performance... served as Athletic Director at Louisiana Tech in the 1980s... entered Air Force where he served as an instructor-pilot for over eight years... works with IPTAY office, oversees Clemson Hall of Fame.
Harvey White
Back * 1957
Second-team Academic All-American as a sophomore... Academic All-ACC in 1957 and 1958... led the team in total offense during his sophomore and junior years... paced the club in passing for three straight seasons... All-ACC as a sophomore, he quarterbacked Clemson for three straight years and to three straight bowl games... co-captain for the 1959 team... had a 154 passing efficiency in 1957, second highest single season figure in Clemson history... 18th in the nation in total offense in 1957 with 1038 yards... still ranks fifth in Clemson history in passing efficiency... first Clemson quarterback to complete over 50 percent of his passes for a career... still in top five in Clemson history for touchdown passes.
Lou Cordileone
Tackle * 1959
Named to first-team All-American, Academic All-American and Academic All-ACC in 1959... first Clemson player to be chosen first-team Academic and on-field All-American in the same year... started on two ACC Championship teams that were nationally ranked 11th and 12th in 1958 and 1959, respectively... played in two 1959 bowl games, the Sugar Bowl and the Bluebonnet Bowl... right fielder in the College World Series for Clemson baseball team in 1959... played with the New York Giants (football) in 1960, he was a first-round draft choice, 12th pick of the entire draft... named to Clemson's Centennial Team in April, 1996.
Don Kelley
End * 1971
Three-time Academic All-ACC selection... first-team Academic All-American in 1971... holds single game return yardage record for Clemson and the ACC with 223 yards against Maryland in 1970... had a single game record 167 yards on punt returns in that game... his 389 punt return yards in 1970 rank as the second best for a single season in Clemson history... sixth in the nation in punt returns in 1970... played defensive back for two years, then switched to flanker for his senior year... his mother was 1970 IPTAY Mother-of-the-Year... Don is now a dentist in Greenville, SC.
Ben Anderson
Defensive Back * 1971
Second-team Academic All-American... President of Tiger Brotherhood while at Clemson... earned 1972-73 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship award... won the Jim Weaver Award as the outstanding student-athlete in the ACC for the 1972-73 academic year... won Norris Medal in 1973 as Clemson's top all-around student... recipient of the Frank Howard Award for bringing honor to Clemson University in 1973... three-time academic All-ACC on the gridiron, he made the team in 1970, 1971 and 1972... attended South Carolina Law School... lives in Clemson and is the General Counsel for Clemson University... inducted into the Clemson Hall of Fame in 1997.
Steve Fuller
Quarterback * 1977-78
First-team Academic All-American as a senior, second-team in his junior year... made Dean's list six consecutive semesters at Clemson ... awarded NCAA and Jim Weaver Postgraduate Scholarships from the ACC... honored in 1978 as one of 11 scholar athletes by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame... NCAA Top Five Award winner, given annually to the top five student athletes in the nation, regardless of sport... graduated with a 3.93 in Pre-Law (History)... just the second Clemson athlete in history to have his number (four) retired... played in East-West Shrine Bowl and Senior Bowl in 1979... played in the NFL for 10 years, including a stint with the Super Bowl Champion Chicago Bears... named to Clemson's Centennial team in April, 1996... works in real estate in Hilton Head Island, SC.
Mike Eppley
Quarterback * 1983
A 1990 Clemson Hall of Fame inductee... honorable mention All-American in 1984... Academic All-ACC in football and basketball three times each during his celebrated career... participated in 1984 Blue-Gray game... threw for 28 career touchdown passes, breaking Bobby Gage's record... recipient of the Frank Howard Award in 1983-84 academic year and the Clemson IPTAY Athlete-of-the-Year the same season... third in the nation in passing efficiency in 1983, the highest finish ever by a Clemson quarterback... one of two Clemson QBs to rank in the Top 25 in passing efficiency twice... fourth-team Academic All-American in 1984, he was first-team All-ACC by AP for his on-field performance... doubled as basketball player for four years... also earned his master's degree from Clemson... heating and air conditioning vice president in Charlotte, NC.
Bruce Bratton
Offensive Tackle * 1991
First-team College Football Association Academic All-American for 1991 and a second-team All-ACC choice by AP/ACSWA at offensive tackle ... named to the Academic All-ACC football team for three straight years, he was just the sixth player in Clemson history to do so... received his degree in industrial engineering in May of 1991, he was a graduate student during his last year of competition... winner of the Bob James Postgraduate scholarship, the ACC's top academic honor... a senior leader of the Tiger offensive line that led the team to the ACC regular season title in total offense and rushing offense in 1991... a three-year starter for the Tigers.
Ed Glenn
Tight End * 1994
First team CFA Academic All-American... winner of ACC's Jim Tatum Award as top scholar-athlete among ACC football players... also winner of the ACC's Jim Weaver Award as a top scholar-athlete among all ACC athletes... starting tight end for Clemson in 1994, and third ranked blocker... First-Team academic All-ACC in 1994... graduated with a 3.9 GPA in biochemistry and a graduate of Vanderbilt Medical School.
Andye McCrorey
Linebacker * 1995
First-team CFA All-American in 1995... winner of ACC Weaver-James Award for accomplishment on the field and in the classroom... played his final season as a graduate-student... first gridder in Clemson history to make Clemson academic honor roll four straight years... first-team academic All-ACC in 1995... fourth on Clemson's 1995 team in tackles, including career high 14 against Georgia... earned his masters in sociology at Clemson in May 1997... currently living in Atlanta, GA where he works for the secret service.


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Newberg has spent much of his adult life on the road. Whether it was performing in a bar just shy of capacity or to his eventual gathering and collecting members of the Chris Army, his loyal fans. This initially began while he was touring and performing with the likes of the Counting Crows, Oasis, and John Mellencamp, but has since grown much larger through his undeniable viral video following. With his friends at Comedy.com, Newberg has written and produced several short humorous videos that have received well over seven million views. See for yourself. Just go to Youtube.com/jchrisnewberg, Break.com, Funnyordie.com, Collegehumor.com, Myspace.com/jchrisnewberg, Jchrisnewberg.com, or Comedy.com, and search his name. Make sure that you have some time, because there is a lot of stuff on there.


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Dr. Eudice Fontenot is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics (Pediatric Cardiology) at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and practices at Arkansas Children's Hospital.
He received his B.S. in Biology (Cum Laude) from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana and his medical degree from LSU School of Medicine in Shreveport. He completed an internship and residency at LSU Medical Center in Shreveport, serving as Chief Resident his last year. He did a fellowship in Pediatric Cardiology at the University Of Florida College Of Medicine in Gainesville, Florida.
Following his fellowship he joined the faculty at the University Of Florida College Of Medicine as Director of the Pediatric Cardiac Transplant Program. He then moved back to Louisiana where he served as Chief of Pediatric Cardiology at LSU Medical Center in Shreveport. He then moved to LSU Health Science Center- New Orleans where he was Director of Cardiac Catheterization Lab at Children's Hospital New Orleans.
Dr. Fontenot joined the faculty at UAMS/Arkansas Children's Hospital in October 1998 as an Associate Professor. He became Medical Director of the Pediatric Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit and served in this capacity until late 2004 when he accepted the challenge to develop and direct the Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship Program at UAMS/ACH. He was awarded the first Heart of Excellence Award by his peers for his work in the CVICU, and has won the Red Sash Award three times by popular vote of senior medical students as an outstanding teacher. Dr. Fontenot is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, American College of Cardiology and Society for Cardiac Intervention and Angiography. He is board certified by the Board of Pediatrics and Sub-board of Pediatric Cardiology. His clinical interests are general cardiology and cardiac catheterization.
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In the wake of several alarming U.S. Department of Agriculture rulings giving green light status to genetically modified crops, the Organic Consumers Association's Millions Against Monsanto Truth-in-Labeling Campaign is getting busy. The OCA is asking members to stick 'Oh No! Is It GMO?' labels on non-organic foods likely to contain GMOs as well as non-organic meat, dairy, and eggs from animals raised in Confined Animal Feeding Operations, where they are force-fed GM grains.
Two weeks ago, the USDA approved Monsanto's new 'Roundup Ready' alfalfa, which will massively increase the use of Monsanto's Roundup herbicide and contaminate organic dairy, alfalfa sprouts and honey. Last week, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that GM sugar beets would be planted this spring in defiance of a federal court ban issued to protect organic sugar beet seeds and related crops such as kale and table beets from contamination.
Participating in the OCA's campaign is easy. First, download the Non-GMO Shopping guide and 'Oh No! Is It GMO?' Stickers PDF. Print the stickers on Avery #5160 address labels, take them to your local grocery store and label the products you suspect to be contaminated with GMOs. Take a picture of the product with the new 'truth label' and send it to your grocers. If this 'guerrilla stickering' is a little too radical for you, label the GMO products already in your cupboard (sadly, they're bound to be there) and send photos to the grocer you got it from.
According to The Non-GMO Shopping Guide, GMOs are made by are made by forcing genes from one species, such as bacteria, viruses, animals, or humans, into the DNA of a food crop or animal to introduce a new trait. The American Academy of Environmental Medicine reported that "Several animal studies indicate serious health risks associated with GM food," including infertility, immune problems, accelerated aging, faulty insulin regulation, and changes in major organs and the gastrointestinal system.
The Non-GMO Shopping Guide offers the following tips for keeping these unknown entities out of your family's food.
Buy organic. Certified organic products cannot intentionally include any GMO ingredients.
Look for Non-GMO Project Seals that independently verify that the product is in compliance with North America's only third-party standard for GMO avoidance, including testing of at-risk ingredients.
Avoid at-risk ingredients. Avoid products made with ingredients that might be derived from GMOs: corn, soybeans, canola, cottonseed, sugar beets, most Hawaiian papaya and a small amount of zucchini and yellow squash. If a non-organic product made in North America lists "sugar" (not "pure cane sugar"), it is almost certainly a combination of sugar from both sugar cane and GM sugar beets. Dairy products may be from cows injected with GM bovine growth hormone. Look for labels stating that it contains no rBGH, rBST or artificial hormones. (Check out the iPhone application, ShopNoGMO free at the iTunes store.)
Visit NonGMOShoppingGuide.com to download a complete list of non-GMO products available from each brand.
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Iverson Genetic Diagnostics negotiated an exclusive global commercial license to Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine IP for use in the development of molecular diagnostics designed to assess cardiovascular risk in men and women, and female infertility. The licensed technology is centered on University research on mutations in SCARB1, the gene for scavenger receptor class B type I (SR-BI)—which is HDL's partner protein—as a risk factor for heart disease and hormonal and fertility outcomes in women. Iverson says it plans to introduce the SR-BI test into its Physician's Logic™ portfolio during 2012.
"The importance of finding gene variants that affect the metabolism of cholesterol, especially the healthy fraction, and hormones—hence causing disease—is incredibly important for personalized medicine," remarks Leroy Hood, M.D., who sits on the Iverson Genetic Diagnostics board and is cofounder of the Institute for Systems Biology. "This agreement between Iverson and Johns Hopkins is a wonderful example of a diagnostic test that could significantly improve the health of many patients throughout the world.
Iverson offers personalized genetic testing services to healthcare providers for disease diagnosis and personalized medicine. The firm's Physician's Logic platform is a healthcare information resource for deploying results to physicians, and integrating data with electronic medical record systems.
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Research is a cornerstone of the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta mission to enhance the lives of children. In conjunction with Emory University School of Medicine, Georgia Tech and Morehouse, Children's seeks answers to the most challenging childhood medical conditions through teaching and research.
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At Strong4Life, created by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, our doctors, nutritionists and wellness experts create fun, easy ways to help your kids eat, move and live healthier. From picky eaters to passionate gamers, we have a slew of simple tips by experts who understand, because we're parents, too.
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ATLANTA (August 30, 2011)—Join Kids II and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011, for the 27th annual Kids II Strong Legs Run. As one of Atlanta's largest and most popular road races, the event includes a 10K qualifier for the 2012 Peachtree Road Race. More than 5,000 runners are expected to participate in the multi-race event, which includes a 10K, 5K, 2K family fun run and mascot trot. The race begins at Turner Field and strollers are welcome. All proceeds benefit Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
This is the first year Kids II is the title sponsor of the annual event, and Children's is excited to partner with an organization that shares its mission of enhancing the lives of children. Headquartered in Atlanta, Kids II has been inventing and reinventing infant and toddler toys and gear for more than 40 years. Kids II designs, markets and distributes more than 100 products under its signature Bright Starts® brand and holds a license to design and manufacture products under the Disney Baby® and Baby Einstein® brands.
"As a global leader of infant and toddler products, Kids II strives to make a difference in the lives of children and their families every day," said Ryan Gunnigle, president and CEO of Kids II. "We are headquartered in Atlanta and have seen first-hand the tremendous impact that Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has on the community and every child that walks in the doors of each hospital. We share a common mission with Children's and wanted the opportunity to give back to these children as well. In partnership with Children's, we are able to help touch the lives of children in Atlanta and across the nation. We are looking forward to the outcome of the event and helping to continue the fight for children in need."
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A visceral, "superbly taut" (Chicago Tribune) battle of wills, Red drops you squarely inside the world of painter Mark Rothko and sets your heart pounding. At the height of his career, Rothko struggles with a series of grand-scale paintings for NY's elite Four Seasons restaurant. When his new assistant challenges his artistic integrity, Rothko must confront his own demons or be crushed by the ever-changing art world he helped create.
Red runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes with no intermission.
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It was the paintings. It all comes back to the Seagram's Murals for me. I was working in London and I happened to go to the Tate Modern museum. Walking into that room and being among those grand and brooding murals for the first time was almost overpowering. They touched me, mostly because of their sense of profound seriousness. I read the little description on the wall of the gallery and knew, immediately, there was a play in Rothko's complicated relationship with his work. Almost as immediately I knew it had to be a two-hander, to reflect the vibrant interplay of the colors on the canvasses. For me Red has always been binary: red/black; light/dark; young/old; teacher/student; father/son. In the end if you don't like the play, blame me, not the paintings. They are mute, magnificent and unassailable.


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Mr. Carl Stephen "Steve" Auman, age 62, of Benson died Friday at his residence. A Celebration of Life Service will be held Monday at 5:30PM at Benson United Methodist Church. Revs. Ron Patton and Earl Dulaney will officiate.
Mr. Auman was born in Randolph County on January 10, 1951 to Noel Auman of Benson and the late Doris King Auman. He was a partner of Benson Veneer Company for 34 years and then was a real estate broker with Johnson Realty in Angier. Mr. Auman was a member of the Benson Kiwanis Club and Benson United Methodist Church where he served in many capacities. Steve was very active in community affairs and served on many local advisory boards, including Benson Area Medical Center. He was the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award in 1981, Benson Citizen of the Year in 1984, and Kiwanian of the Year in 1988. In 2005, Steve and his family were honored with the Small Business of the Year Award. The Mule Day's Committee presented the program booklet to Steve in 2007.
Steve is survived, in addition to his father, by wife, Susan Keller Auman; daughters, Allison Auman of Tarrytown, NY, and Katherine Auman & fiancé, Adam Carroll, of Raleigh; sister & brother-in-law, Noela & Bill Woodall of Benson; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Philip W. & Penny Keller of Texas; and nephews, Eric Woodall, Clay Woodall, Daniel Keller, and Alex Keller.
The family will receive friends at Benson United Methodist Church immediately following the service.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Benson United Methodist Church, P. O. Box 72, Benson, NC 27504 or Johnston County Habitat for Humanity, P. O. Box 2057, Smithfield, NC 27577.
Arrangements by Rose & Graham Funeral Home in Benson.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.RoseandGraham.com.
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Two Hours On The City's Land Walls
What would you say to exploring the northwest facade and environs of the Istanbul Land Walls, which ushered in a new age when they were stormed for the last time in 1453, a thousand years after they were first erected? Here's a two-hour walk from Edirnekapı, where Mehmed the Conqueror entered the city, to Kariye.
Its land walls have a crucial place in Istanbul's history. Built in the 5th century by the Byzantine Emperor Theodosius II, they awoke to a day of no return on the morning of May 29, 1453. These walls, which for a thousand years had stood up to so many sieges, fires and earthquakes, were poised on the brink of a new age at the hands of a new young ruler. Eastern Rome was history. The first person to perform the Islamic prayers in the Hagia Sophia, Mehmed was soon known as The Conqueror. Silent witnesses of this glorious past, the walls follow the perimeter of Istanbul's Historic Peninsula, a Unesco World Cultural Heritage. Eğrikapı, Edirnekapı, Sulukulekapı, Topkapı, Mevlanakapı, Silivrikapı, Belgradkapı and Yedikulekapı... Each one of these great gates in the land walls, which stretch for 5,632 meters from the shores of the Marmara to the Golden Horn, is like a direct conduit into the soul of the city. We enter the city at Edirnekapı, where Mehmed the Conqueror entered and set up his command headquarters. The area behind the walls awaits us with all its surprises.
A stream once flowed near Edirnekapı, which was known as Porta Harisius in the Byzantine era. Perhaps for that reason the land walls are at their lowest here. The road (today's Fevzipaşa Caddesi) into the city center from this gate, through which goods and travelers arrived from Thrace, was a major market center in the past with blacksmiths, saddlers, coffeehouses and soup kitchens. Immediately inside the walls was one of the largest open-air water storage depots of the Byzantine period. Vefa Stadium stands today on the site of this giant cistern. You will encounter a building by the Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan on a square just inside the walls at Edirnekapı: the Mihrimah Sultan Mosque Complex, built for the daughter of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. Conspicuous for its 35-meter-high dome and marble pulpit, it is one of Mimar Sinan's loveliest monuments. The stencil work on the interior was done in the period of Abdülhamid I after the mosque was damaged in two earthquakes.
Heading back to the center, you'll see signs directing you to the Kariye Museum. This building, a 5th century Byzantine monastery, was converted into a mosque in the 16th century by Atik Ali Paşa. Most of the mosaics and frescoes inside the Kariye, which was converted into a museum in 1947, date from the 14th century. In the surrounding area with its old wood-frame Istanbul houses with cantilevered balconies, you will find restaurants where you can taste outstanding examples of Turkish and Ottoman cuisine. If you head from Kariye up the hill to the left, you will see the intact sections of the Tekfur Saray (Palace of the Porphyrogenitus) abutting the land walls. Also known as the Palace of the Sovereign, this three-story structure has an important place in art history as the only Byzantine palace still standing today. The palace, which offers a magnificent view of the city, served variously as a tile factory a after the conquest. Rumor - admittedly unconfirmed - has it that the famous Kashoggi diamond on display at Topkapı Palace was found here among the ruins of the Tekfur. And why not? Is not Istanbul a city fairly bursting with cultural gems?
The conquest of Istanbul is depicted in a special three-dimensional panorama to the strains of an Ottoman marching band and the Muslim call to prayer as well as the boom of cannons and neighing of horses at a venue called Panorama 1453 History Museum. Upwards of 10,000 figures were used in the visual, which was drawn on a hemispherical dome 38 meters in diameter. Located opposite the land walls at Topkapı and Edirnekapı, this the only panoramic domed museum of its kind in the world. For information: www.panoramikmuze.com
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ZF-12514: Zend_Log_Writer_Db looks for non-existent values
Zend_Log allows to add extra information for a message. If this parameters is a string, it joins {{$event}} with key "info".
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Why was that shut? no other messages in it, no explanation, nothing??
Why was that shut? no other messages in it, no explanation, nothing??
I'm guessing it was closed because there was no discussion to be had, it was just a post about your game.
Career Updates Forum Mini Updates Thread - there is this thread for people who want to make posts like yours without starting their own thread.
you stated yourself it was a pointless thread
Anything from the admins on clarification? Normally they say something before just shutting a thread?
They don't always say something. You said yourself it was pointless and there are plenty of existing threads you could have posted that in. Won't be long before they close this one.
Yeah, common courtesy is not that common. So last century anyway.
I get that I said it was a pointless thread, but lets be honest there are other threads that are people saying their achievments and they dont get locked, below is three 'similar' examples. Only main difference i see is that mine didn't get any replies?
Anyway, if they lock then one as well, i would like a message explainging why, for this and the old thread.
I'm closing this one as this isn't the correct way to go about things. Use the 'contact us' option at the bottom of the forum to contact the mods.
I'm not sure why the other thread was closed I've only just logged on. You should have been given a reason though I agree unless it was blatantly obvious. I'll be sure to pass this on
I closed it as in your own words it was pointless and not a point of discussion, Should have advised it in the thread but thought it was obvious.


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in light of the more recent mass murders, the media seems to want to ignore the plain and simple FACT that there are millions and millions of very unstable people out in our world and millions more violent offenders released early.
they were put on the streets by government policy. then snowed/subdued with chemical straight jackets--
during "Katrina" many of these very unstable mental cases ran out of their meds due to the system being down for the storm. these people off their medications went on a crime spree that defies description to this day.
worst case scenario is-- a government/system failure on or near the end of the month when these mental cases are low or about to run out of medications.
at best when these people run out of meds-- three days to one week and their going to be going off the wall--
some who over took their meds or lost wasted them and ran short --are going nutz in 24 hours --
now we have just seen what kind of disaster ONE NUT can make --what is it going to be like when tens of thousannds of them are suddenly off their meds for an extended time???
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I bought these for my team. No instructions on how to put the stakes in to secure the bags. The product was more headache than its worth. The price is way too high. Should have had instructions and should have been easier to secure the bases in the ground.
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A guitarist in schoolboy knickers, a singer who must have gargled with glass shards, and a penchant for tales of non-stop debauchery made AC/DC the late 70s archetypal heavy metal band. Brothers Angus and Malcolm Young generated bulldozing guitar, with their early records produced by third sibling, George (former member of popsters the Easybeats, who had a hit in 1966 with "Friday on my Mind").
Released in the first week of August 1979, AC/DC's Highway to Hell was a major turning point for the group. Though the group's fifth album, it was the band's first collaboration with producer Robert "Mutt" Lange, who brought a keen focus to AC/DC's energetic sound.
With the album's release, AC/DC crept into the U.S. mainstream on the strength of "Highway to Hell," the thunderous opening to the album of the same name. The song didn't endear them to religious right-wingers, who posited that AC/DC's name was shorthand for "anti Christ/Devil's children." Nor did it help when California's "Night Stalker" serial killer Richard Ramirez, expressed his admiration for the group.
WATCH: AC/DC Perform "Highway to Hell" live at the Induction Ceremony with Brian Johnson in 2003:
But the real subject matter of "Highway to Hell" was cautionary. Singer Bon Scott was voicing his feelings about the nasty habits that contributed to his own early demise a few months after the song's release. The combination of boozy reverie and imminent danger – "no stop signs / speed limit / nobody's gonna slow me down" –explains "Highway to Hell"s durability as a headbanger's anthem. Bolstered by the title cut, the album hit Number 17 on the U.S. charts. Sadly, within months of its release, tragedy struck when lead singer Bon Scott died from alcohol poisoning.
Scott's original handwritten lyric for "Highway to Hell" are featured alongside one of Angus Young's famous schoolboy outfits in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland's Heavy Metal exhibit.


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Pooping into a petri dish is becoming standard practice as part of some college biology courses.
Epigenetic Effects of Childhood
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Living conditions in early life can have lasting, widespread effects on DNA methylation.
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Living conditions in early life can have lasting, widespread effects on DNA methylation.
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The widespread bacteria known to manipulate host reproductive output can do so by ramping up stem cell division and consequent egg production in Drosophila.
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For the first time researchers have shown that epigenetic changes that increase lifespan can be inherited across multiple generations.
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The high court in Europe decided that researchers are barred from filing EU patents on work involving human embryonic stem cells.
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Postdocs at two US research institutions are accused of misrepresenting scientific findings.
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Two genome-wide studies, backed up by field experiments, identify SNPs that correlate with Arabidopsis fitness in various climates.
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A breakthrough in somatic cell nuclear transfer opens the possibility of producing human embryonic stem cells with a patient's own genes.
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A new device for directing fluids is designed to deliver chemical cues directly to petri dishes without disturbing cells.
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Tuesday race series begins at Boulder's Valmont Bike Park
Dual slalom races a way to 'reach out to the community'
Around here, there aren't many places for mountain bikers to race dual slalom -- a head-to-head form of racing in which two cyclists rip down winding side-by-side dirt tracks.
"In terms of gravity racing, downhill, dual slalom, there's not much on the Front Range," said Joey Schusler, a pro mountain biker and member of the University of Colorado Cycling Team who won the national collegiate downhill and dual slalom races in the fall.
So it's nice that a dual slalom series will start up at the Valmont Bike Park on Tuesday, Schusler said.
For the next four Tuesdays, the city and Boulder Mountainbike Alliance will host a new series of evening races on the park's dual slalom course, a pair of tracks that wind down from the hill in the center of the park.


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Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 10 (7143rd overall since 1950)
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Come and make a splash in the library with a watery storytime for under 5s!
Everyone Welcome
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Local library. See the libraries pages for more information.
Internet accessPhotocopier - black and whiteToilets
There is on street parking only, and access is dependent on where the vehicle is parked. The surface is mainly concrete and paving slabs with curbs. Most areas are reasonably maintained and level. The nearest public transport is down/up a very steep hill approximately 800 metres and there is the possibility of crossing a very busy road using pelican crossings. Entrance to the library is either via three steps or an access ramp. The library is all on one level through a set of heavy internal doors; assistance from a carer or staff member would be required for wheelchairs. There is an accessible customer toilet. Touch screen monitors, large keyboard, trackball and mouse and adjustable desk are available. Boardmaker is also available. There are low level areas and an Induction loop is installed on the counter.
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