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Nov. 1, 1997
Sun Devils Knock Off No. 10 Washington State
TEMPE, Ariz. - It has been a roller coaster ride for the Arizona State Sun Devils on the road back to the Rose Bowl. The Sun Devils took another wild ride against the undefeated Washington State Cougars and came one step closer to returning to Pasadena. ASU up-ended the Cougars 44-31 in a game filled with ups and downs. A sell-out crowd of 73,644 fans was on hand to cheer the Sun Devils to victory. This is the fifth largest crowd in ASU history.
|Lenzie Jackson caught two touchdown passes for the Sun Devils. (File Photo)
Junior Lenzie Jackson said after the game, "We were up and then we were down. We showed a lot of promise. Coach told us it was going to go to the last play. We played right through it."
The game was a tale of two halves. The Sun Devils dominated the first half of play, outscoring the Cougars 24-7. ASU nearly doubled the Cougars in every offensive statistic. ASU held the ball for 19 minutes and 25 seconds of the half, running 48 plays for 303 total yards. 185 of those yards were gained through the air and 118 were gained rushing. The Sun Devils converted 6 of 10 third down conversion attempts. ASU has outscored its opponents 44-6 in the first quarter, shutting out seven of eight opponents in the first.
Quarterback Ryan Kealy sizzled through the first half, completing 16 of 23 for 185 yards and three touchdowns. Junior Lenzie Jackson had a brilliant first half with seven catches for 81 yards and two touchdowns. Jackson has now caught a pass in 21 consecutive games. Receiver Kenny Mitchell also had a touchdown, hauling in three passes for 37 yards during the first half.
Jackson said, "We heard they had the Fab Five, but we call ourselves the Bomb Squad. We showed we can compete with any receivers across the country."
On the other side of the ball, ASU smothered the Cougar offense during the first half. Washington State was only able to muster 168 yards of total offense. They were held to less than 100 yards in both rushing and passing. The Cougars managed to convert only 3 of 8 third-down conversions and moved the chains six times.
The Sun Devil defense held quarterback Ryan Leaf in check, limiting him to only four completions out of 14 attempts in the first half. No Cougar receiver had more than one reception for the half. Cougar running back Michael Black had just 29 yards rushing.
ASU opened the game strong, marching 79 yards down the field in 12 plays to set up a fourth and goal situation, but would not convert to make it into the endzone. ASU's defense forced Washington State to punt away their first possession after a quick four downs. Receiver Ricky Boyer would pull in the 44-yard punt and return it 22 yards to give the Sun Devils excellent field position at the Washington State 24-yard line. ASU broke through the endzone for the first touchdown of the game on a 13-yard pass from Kealy to Jackson.
Washington State tried to come back, marching to ASU's 31-yard. Leaf handed the ball off to Black and it looked like Black would make a significant gain, but coming hard and fast towards Black was a charging Mitchell Freedman. Freedman's hit stopped Black cold in his tracks and punched the ball out of his hands. Linebacker Pat Tillman quickly pounced on the ball to end the Cougar's first drive into ASU territory.
The second quarter opened with a quick eight-yard touchdown pass from Kealy to Kenny Mitchell that capped off an eight play, 67-yard drive from the previous quarter. The play that put ASU in striking range was a 29-yard reverse play from Michael Martin to Ricky Boyer that caught the Cougar defense by surprise.
ASU would score two more times in the half before Washington State. With 10:48 left in the half Robert Nycz kicked a 31-yard field goal to make the score 17-0. Kealy would find Jackson in the middle of the second quarter, wide open in the middle of the field. Jackson would haul in the pass and waltz into the endzone behind a Ricky Boyer block for a 24-yard touchdown pass.
The Sun Devils were pitching a shutout until Leaf found receiver Chris Jackson for a 22-yard touchdown pass for the Cougar's first and last score of the half. The half would end with the score at 24-7 in favor of the Sun Devils.
In the second half, the Cougars came out with a vengeance, hoping to send the Sun Devils spiraling down the roller coaster again. Riding the arm of Leaf, the Cougars mounted a comeback. Leaf finished the game with 447 yards on 24 of 49 passing, throwing three touchdowns and one interception. The Cougar offense came out strong in the second half to eclipse the Sun Devils in offensive production, but it would be the defense that would prove to be the game breaker for the Sun Devils. The Sun Devil defense scored two of the three touchdowns for ASU in the second half.
The Cougars mounted a comeback on the Sun Devils, first scoring on a 43-yard Rian Lindell field goal attempt, and then breaking into the endzone on a two-yard rumble over the right side to make the score 24-17.
Washington State threatened again early in the fourth. The Cougars scored on an 11-yard touchdown pass from Leaf to Shawn McWashington and two ASU unsportsmanlike conduct penalties put the Cougars inside the ASU one-yard line for the two-point conversion attempt. They would convert to take their first lead of the game at 25-24, but it would be their last lead of their game as the Sun Devil defense turned up the heat on Leaf.
The first defensive touchdown opened with a lightning-fast blitz by safety Mitchell Freedman, who broke through the line and bear-hugged Leaf. Freedman's hit shook the ball loose from Leaf's hands and defensive end Hamilton Mee recovered the loose ball and rumbled 69 yards for the touchdown to put the Sun Devils up 37-25.
Cornerback Courtney Jackson offered his thoughts on Freedman's performance.
He said, "He had this look in his eyes, and I knew that he was going to have a big game."
In the Cougar's next drive, Leaf was once again engulfed by a blitzing ASU defense. Defensive tackle Derrick Ford sacked Leaf, knocked the ball loose, and recovered the pigskin in the endzone, all in the same sequence to put the Sun Devils up 44-25.
"When Washington State went up, you could hear the crowd take a deep breath," said ASU head coach Bruce Snyder. "The way we came back really says something about the character of our team."
ASU also scored on a five-yard touchdown pass to redshirt freshman Tariq McDonald earlier in the fourth stanza, but had the two-point conversion intercepted by Ray Jackson to make the score 30-25.
The Cougars scored again late in the fourth on a 3-yard touchdown pass from Leaf to Kevin McKenzie, but it would not be enough as the Sun Devils ran out the clock to close out the game at 44-31.
Kealy finished the game with 245 yards, completing 23 of 36 passes and four touchdowns. He also took five sacks. Lenzie Jackson led all receivers with nine receptions for 89 yards and two touchdowns. Receiver Kenny Mitchell finished with five catches for 85 yards. Running back Michael Martin finished with 111 yards on 20 carries.
Leading the defense for the Sun Devils was safety Damien Richardson, who had ten tackles. Defensive end Hamilton Mee had four tackles, three sacks and one fumble recovery. Mitchell Freedman and Derrick Ford also had sacks recorded and Jeremy Staat and Vince Amey tag-teamed Leaf for half a sack each.
ASU has now won six straight Pac-10 home games. This victory also snaps a four-game losing streak against the Cougars. ASU improves to 6-2, 4-1 in the Pac-10 while Washington State drops to 7-1, 5-1 in the conference.
Safety Mitchell Freedman said after the game, "If we go undefeated from now until the end, then we have a chance to make it to the Rose Bowl."


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There's a moment in Manning Up when Donnie and Raymond, two 30-something fathers-to-be, act out a baseball fantasy involving a home run and over-the-top celebration.
Unfortunately, Manning Up is more of a seeing-eye single at best.
There is a solid concept for comedy at work in playwright Sean Christopher Lewis's Manning Up--a look at how pregnancy affects a man's self-image, and what he thinks it is to be a man. But the characters he's created to relay his concept are so broad, and their relationship with each other so difficult to believe, that it was hard to focus on the occasional insightful gem that came along in the show's 90 minutes.
It's a classic Odd Couple set-up. Donnie (Lanny Langston) is a nerdy nebbish of an English Lit professor who borders on hysteria when he starts thinking of his impending fatherhood. Raymond is an actor and stereotypical man's man, who covers his basement "mancave" where the play unfolds with a mix of sports memorabilia, movie posters (Goodfellas, Scarface) and enough athletic equipment to open a Play It Again Sports--skateboards, multiple footballs, a basketball hoop on the wall and a box full of baseball gloves, among other items. I've been in a lot of mancaves in my life, but never one so well stocked for an impromptu ballgame.
These two unlikely friends seem to have been brought together through their wives' friendship, but over the course of Manning Up, the depth of their relationship is revealed as the two men discuss their fears of the future, as well as some scary moments from the past that fuel their respective neuroses.
The set-up has potential, but Donnie and Raymond are presented as such broad stereotypes--one the ineffectual spaz, the other a modern caveman--that the scenes intended to elicit laughs are often more groan-worthy than funny, and the moments designed to be poignant are harder to buy because the characters are more cartoonish than real.
At one point in the show, Raymond signs the duo up for a nearby "Manimar," where they want to go and find and unleash their true inner males. I was really hoping the second act would find them at the Manimar, if only to get a few more examples of what a "man" is, beyond the two broadly drawn characters. Perhaps an academic that isn't a nerd, or a jock that doesn't come off like a meathead. No such luck.
Donnie and Raymond certainly talk about the different types of men they might have evolved into--or still might, after their children are born. Those discussions make for the most authentic moments of Manning Up. Too bad there aren't more of them.
Manning Up runs at Salt Lake Acting Company through Dec. 9. Tickets and information are available through the Salt Lake Acting Company Website.


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Do you remember Cal beating Stanford in 1982 on "The Play"....with all the laterals? Well, no band members got knocked down in the play on this video...but it sure has a lot more laterals!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7oF4ZDigjMHere are two links to "The Play" in '82. John Elway's last game in college....his trip to a bowl game cancelled by this play. Punked!Just the lateral play: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fZCCAqoSwYThe last 3 minutes of the game, including the lateral play: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aCDfJH6eRY


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- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup peanut butter
- 1 cup sugar
- 2/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup old-fashioned oats
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2/3 cup each milk chocolate chips, semisweet chocolate chips, peanut butter chips, white baking chips and butterscotch chips
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, cream butter, peanut butter and sugars until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla. Combine flour, oats, baking soda and salt; gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well. Stir in chips.
- Drop by rounded tablespoonfuls 2 in. apart onto ungreased baking sheets. Bake 10-12 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool 1 minute before removing to wire racks. Yield: 4-1/2 dozen.
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Gardening Articles: Landscaping :: Lawns, Ground Cover, & Wildflowers
Fall Garden Cover Crops (page 3 of 4)
by Charlie Nardozzi
Getting Started
For most home gardeners, the annual cover crops are the best choices. Sow annuals in fall, and they either die in winter or naturally complete their life cycle by the next spring. (Perennial cover crops such as alfalfa (Medicago sativa) and red clover (Trifolium pratense) require more maintenance and are best used as permanent crops in orchards and vineyards.)
You can plant cover crops two ways, depending on your other plantings: Sow seeds after you harvest earlier crops (lettuce, beans, or tomatoes, for example), or plant low-growing cover crops between rows of any fall-planted crop, such as broccoli or spinach.
Prepare the Soil. Don't skimp on soil preparation. Prepare the soil as you would for any other annual crop. Till the area and make sure the pH is between 6 and 7 (a soil test may be necessary). Broadcast seed at the recommended rates. On drier, sandy soil, plant three times as deep as the seed's width; on heavier soil, plant twice as deep as the width.
Plant. Sow seed at least 30 days before your first expected frost date. For cover crops that are only marginally hardy in your area, push back the sowing date to 60 days before the first frost. The more established a cover crop is before winter, the more likely it will overwinter well. Water the beds, if necessary, to help get the crop established. If you plant a legume crop, inoculate the seeds with the nitrogen-fixing bacteria prior to planting (available from cover-crop seed suppliers).
Choosing a Cover Crop. To decide which cover crop to grow, consider your region, the soil's needs, and your tools. To help novice gardeners, some seed companies sell mixes of grasses and legumes for and mild-winter areas; choices include Cold Zone Soil Builder Mix, which contains hairy vetch and cereal rye, and Soil Builder Mix, with bell beans, winter peas, vetches, and oats. Planting such mixes is the easiest way to sow cover crops.


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The beginning of Fall also means more weekend events popping up. And that's definitely the case with the number of parties happening around town this weekend.
The Annual Little Black Dress Party is Friday from 9 p.m.-2 a.m. at Dragon Room. Cover is $10 and Dragon Room is at 25 W. Church St. in downtown Orlando; call 407-843-8600.
Church Street District Art & Wine Festival from 4-8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $35 in advance, $40 at the gate; the festival is at Garland Avenue and Church Street in downtown Orlando; call 321-202-5855.
International Beer & Food Tasting from 4-8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 day of; on Woodland Boulevard in downtown DeLand; call 386-738-0649.
Oktoberfest at Orlando Brewing from noon-midnight on Saturday. It's free; Orlando Brewing is at 1301 Atlanta Ave. in Orlando; call 407-872-1117.
Orlando Bourbon, Beer 'N' Bites from 4-8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $40 for general admission, $50 VIP (2-8 p.m.), $20 designated driver admission. The event is on New Broad Street in Baldwin Park; call 407-777-8309.
The PBR Pub Bike Ride is from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Saturday starting at Will's Pub. It's free to ride; Will's Pub is at 1042 N. Mills Ave. in Orlando; call 407-898-5070.
A Roaring '20s Party starts at 9 p.m.-2 a.m. at Rix Lounge on Saturday. There is no cover; Rix Lounge is at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort at 1000 W. Buena Vista Drive; call 407-939-3806.


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Temperatures will reach a high near 71 degrees with patchy fog occurring before 8 a.m., according to the National Weather Service in Melbourne.
North winds of 5 to 15 mph will have gusts as high as 25 mph.
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Mount Emerson Climber's Log
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|Birdman Buttress Variation of SE Face
Date Climbed: Sep 6, 2009
|Fun route, great time...awesome solo!
|Posted Sep 14, 2009 11:42 pm
|Two ways!
|Climbed/skied the north couloir May 2005. Fun moves to summit in ski boots!
Climbed SE face September 2009
|Posted Sep 10, 2009 7:04 pm
|South Slopes
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2009
|Climbed with Dave Gonzalez
|Posted Aug 16, 2009 11:33 pm
|Matt Worster
|SE Face
Date Climbed: Aug 8, 2009
|It's always a classic if it's better than you expect! Great day, bigger than I thought. A routefinding error made it a bit longer, and that last ridge was more than I expected, but fun when it was done. Great day, great scrambing parter who remained game throughout the day.
|Posted Aug 11, 2009 1:01 am
|SE Face
Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2009
|Nice climb. Another 5.4 lead for me with my new light alpine rope. Would have been more fun if my partner wasn't sick. Still hate the south slope descent--endless scree and sand on granite yuck.
|Posted Aug 4, 2009 8:53 pm
|North Couloir
Date Climbed: Apr 11, 2009
|up and down the north couloir. All pow, all day!
|Posted Apr 13, 2009 6:17 pm
|Did north summit
Date Climbed: Jul 12, 2000
|From Loch Leven. Way windy and cold so I passed on the main summit.
|Posted Feb 3, 2009 2:22 am
|great climb
|up piute pass, across humphreys basin, and up the ridge - I scrambled up the left side of the ridge, but cody could not make it - the ridge was great, then a bit of a slog up top, followed by a challenging summit problem - unfortunately, I had to return to the west ridge to pick up cody, but some of the more direct chutes looked like good decent routes - overall, a real nice climb
|Posted Oct 21, 2008 2:33 pm
|Yeah Baby!
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2008
|JB & I climbed the SE Face.
|Posted Sep 22, 2008 6:43 pm
|S. Face
Date Climbed: Sep 18, 2008
|Fun climb as long as you stay on the ribs leading to summit.
|Posted Sep 19, 2008 11:06 am
|Southeast Face
Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2008
|Fun day soloing the Southeast Face. Light snow and rain on the summit ridge.
|Posted Sep 2, 2008 7:09 pm
|Dave Daly
|SE Face w/ Deb
Date Climbed: Aug 9, 2008
|As usual, had a great day in the Sierra under beautiful skies with a beautiful partner! As for the route.....waaay overated. Classic? Perhaps the ridge and a small section in the beginning but the junk in the middle reminded me of Laurel....loose and chossy. People are missing out on an overlooked classic in Darwin Canyon: the NE Ridge of Mendel...."spicy Norman Clyde 4th class", sustained in nature and much cleaner rock...all the way to the summit. Check in the box.
|Posted Aug 11, 2008 12:29 pm
|SE Face
Date Climbed: Aug 9, 2008
|Did the SE Face with perfect weather eventhough we followed a stinky mule pack the entire trail. Think I smelled shit the whole climb as well. ? Fun ridge, old approach shoes, and bullshit descent. Great views of Desolation area.
|Posted Aug 11, 2008 12:57 am
|Climbed West Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 11, 2008
|Scrambled to the top with Dave. Fun time.
|Posted Jul 14, 2008 10:08 pm
|Dave S
|West Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 11, 2008
|Climbed the West Ridge with TB and SV. Fun scramble.
|Posted Jul 13, 2008 10:14 pm
|South slope
Date Climbed: Jun 14, 2008
|The last couple hundred feet of this route are enjoyable and it has its own distinct summit block.
|Posted Jun 16, 2008 12:10 pm
|Emerson SE Face
Date Climbed: Sep 30, 2007
|Climbed some weird version of the SE Face route (my bad route finding skills) with Tony and ET. The lower part of the route wasn't anything special until we came upon the final summit ridge and the windy conditions, WoHoo! Now that was spicy fun! Descended the South Face gully back to Piute Pass trail
|Posted Oct 2, 2007 2:54 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 4, 2007
|From Loch Leven, a short but nice dayhike. Someone took the register..
|Posted Aug 13, 2007 11:10 pm
|XC Champ
|Route: South Side
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2004
|Up Scree and alonge ridge, great peak
|Posted Jul 27, 2007 1:23 pm
|North Couloir
Date Climbed: Mar 25, 2007
|Climbed the north couloir as a day hike with Dave German and Brad Mastros. Great snow conditions on 3/25/07. This is a fun, early season snow climb (about 40 degrees, 1000 feet long). You top out 100 feet below the summit.
Date Climbed: June 29, 2006
Route Climbed: SE Face
Climbed with Mark Ingram (ming21). Even though we brought a 50m rope and a light rack, we ended up soloing the route.
I went up first and tried climbing the left hand crack but the rock was wet from water running down it and had to downclimb. Then, I tried climbing the face in the middle between the left & right hand cracks and it worked although there was definitely a spicy traverse move to get back to the main "wet" left hand crack. Mark thought this was the crux of the route. After that it was all enjoyable class 3/4 climbing and surprisingly sustained (especially near the top).
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Wilmington Mourns the Passing of Antonio Resto, the First Hispanic Elected as a Member of City Council
Posted on 10/08/2013 11:22 am
Mr. Resto represented Wilmington's 5th District from 1973 to 1977.
Wilmington City Council President Theo Gregory, on behalf of all Members of Council, today mourned the passing of Antonio Resto, the first Hispanic citizen to be elected to City Council. Council Member Resto, who died Sunday night after a lengthy illness, was elected to Council in 1973 and served the City's 5th District for one term. Mr. Resto was active in the establishment of the Latin American Community Center and was an advocate on Council for youth services, recreation programs and after-school activities for children. Council Member Resto raised his family on North Franklin Street. He also served for ten years as a Constable with the Delaware Justice of the Peace Court, retiring in 2008.
"I join with all my current council colleagues and all of those former Council members who served the people from these seats in expressing condolences to Antonio Resto's five surviving children and to his extended family and friends," said Council President Gregory. "Mr. Resto established a Wilmington milestone when he was elected as the first Hispanic member of Council. It was an election which led to greater participation in government by people who at times did not feel as though they had a place at the political or government table. It is important that we recognize Mr. Resto's achievements."
Wilmington City Council today has two Hispanic members serving simultaneously which is another first for the City. Maria D. Cabrera is an At-Large Member and is the first female Hispanic elected to Council, while Mr. Resto's former 5th District seat is occupied by Council Member Samuel Prado who is serving his third term. They both expressed their thoughts today at the passing of Council Member Resto.
"I am saddened by the loss of one of the City's Hispanic pioneers but grateful to have been a friend and to have been mentored by the late Council Member," said Council Member Cabrera. "Tony Resto was like family to me, treating me more like a daughter than a friend. Tony would always have some words of advice. He encouraged me to be the voice of those who were suffering in silence. He saw firsthand the many injustices that Hispanics faced in our city. Tony urged me and others to keep fighting for future generations. As he did when he served on Council, Tony continued to advocate for an improved education system. He was an also an entrepreneur and a business leader and although he opened the local political door to other Hispanics, he was proud that others carried on the tradition of community service, not just for Hispanics, but for all people."
Council Member Samuel Prado said Antonio Resto's election was a defining moment for the City's growing Puerto Rican community in Wilmington at the time of his election. Prado said his father, Jesus Prado, who served two terms on City Council, considered Resto a mentor. "My father and Antonio Resto gave Hispanics a greater voice in City affairs. Mr. Resto's election meant that just like other ethnic groups before them, Hispanics were even more a part of the fabric of our City. With that elevation of status, of course, came a new responsibility to serve the entire community with distinction. I am happy that Mr. Resto lived long enough to see two Hispanics serving on City Council, two Hispanics serving in the general assembly (Representative Joe Miro and Senator Ernie Lopez) and two Hispanics elected to at-large positions in New Castle County (Sheriff Trinidad Navarro) and statewide (Insurance Commissioner Karen Weldin Stewart). My father said Tony Resto never wanted to see his trendsetting time in public office wasted by those who came after him. I know we have done our best to uphold Antonio Resto's legacy."


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Seeing that not only made the pregnancy more real but also made everything else more terrifying. Because when you see a sonogram, you can't deny there's a life. Whether you think it's human or not is a different story, but it's obviously alive. Now all I could think was, What happened before? Did I kill something?
The next few months were the hardest of my life. At 16 weeks I felt my baby move for the first time, and at 20 I found out I was having a girl. I'm thinking, I'm going to meet my daughter, and then I'll know what could have been. I lost a child that I chose to lose. Ultimately I became pro-life with no exceptions for rape or incest.
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"I survived a rape," Shelly B., 29, college professor; Round Rock, Texas
When I was in eighth grade in Southern California, my Catholic school showed us a video of The Silent Scream [a 1984 film that dramatizes an abortion from the point of view of a fetus, depicting it as suffering great pain]. I thought, "I can't believe people are murdering babies." My teacher told us that abortion ruins women's lives and that everyone who has an abortion regrets it. I was passionately against abortion and even wrote a letter to the governor of California. "Dear Governor," I said, "Please stop killing babies. It's wrong."
Everything changed when, in 2009, while a graduate student, I was sexually assaulted by a friend. I was terrified that I was pregnant. I had done nothing wrong, and yet this horrible event was threatening to derail my life. I knew I could have the child, but it would wreck me emotionally and ruin my career. I realized I would probably get an abortion if I was pregnant, or at least strongly consider it. It was the first time I ever acknowledged, "I could do this." It was a huge shock. And that made me question the assumptions I had made about others who did get abortions.
I turned out not to be pregnant, but from that point forward, I was never able to view the issue the same way. I could see what life was like for people who made these decisions. I could no longer believe that abortion was a litmus test for whether you believe in God or are a good person. It changed the whole way I thought about the matter. After the assault, I knew—for some women, having a child is more traumatic than having an abortion.
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"Caring for sick relatives made me see how precious life is," Diane Geiger, 43, Web/media project manager; Detroit
If you had told my 25-year-old self that I would end up identifying as pro-life, I would have said, "No way." I'm an urban gal, well traveled, adventurous, secular . . . People tend to assume I'm liberal when they meet me and are surprised by my views. But by way of two
Experiences, I stumbled upon what was inside my heart.
In 2008, I began taking care of my dad. He was diagnosed with lung cancer at 82 and beat it, but the stress on his body from the chemotherapy really wore him down. My maternal grandmother, who was 92 and frail, developed ovarian cancer two years later and also needed care. It brought out a lot of love in me, as well as a strong protective urge and a desire to ease their suffering.
I was with them the moment each passed in February2010. Except for having been present when my cat died five years earlier, I'd never experienced death so firsthand. I became conscious of the limited amount of time people have and of the finality of death. My father and grandmother had both been remarkable people with long lives full of love and significant relationships. The more I thought about it, the more I realized: A baby inutero has the same potential. Just because we have the ability to cause conception doesn't mean it's OK to cause a death. To end a life before it has an opportunity to draw a breath suddenly seemed unjust, unfair and uncivilized.
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The combination of Cody Kessel and Pat Schwagler led the Princeton men's volleyball team to a 3-1 victory over Division III power Juniata in the first of a three-match homestand to conclude the regular season.
Princeton, which has already clinched a berth in the EIVA postseason, will host Hunter College Sunday at 2 pm. On Saturday, April 20, Princeton will play George Mason at 4 pm with a shot to earn a Top 3 seed in the EIVA playoffs.
Kessel, who has been hitting over .300 since his return from injury, had 15 kills, five digs and two blocks in a 25-19, 25-16, 20-25, 25-22 victory over Juniata. Schwagler added 14 kills, four digs and three service aces. Both players hit over .420 for Princeton, which hit .299 for the match and improved to 12-8 for the season.
Junior setter Davis Waddell had 36 assists, while freshman Michael Bagnell had a team-best seven digs. Bagnell added six kills, as did junior middle Brad Howard. It was Howard's block late in the fourth set that ignited the Tigers' final push to the 3-1 victory.


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Pender store finds winning ticket in beer, food and lottery sales
Published: Sunday, April 28, 2013 at 2:09 a.m.
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When the lottery was announced in 2005, Randy McKinely made it his goal to make sure his store was a top seller.
Hilltop Grocery, Pender County's highest-grossing lottery store, sits next to busy U.S. 17 just north of Hampstead. The store is one of more than 6,600 retailers throughout the state. A former gas station, he had to stop fuel sales after his tanks needed $30,000 in repairs. He just didn't have the money to fix them, so he tore out the pumps and focused on selling beer, soda and food.
And lottery tickets.
But the profit margin on convenience store staples is getting thinner. Only the lottery provides a solid return.
"The government got me out of the gas business," McKinely said. "If I didn't have the lottery, I'd be out of business."
He makes 7 percent off each ticket, which is why he has a massive display with most of the N.C. Education Lottery's offerings. And it is why he pushes his staff to know about the games and keep an eye on the lottery line.
"I never made 7 percent on gas," McKinely said.
McKinely said many of his customers are from up north where the lottery is more prevalent. There, the lottery is ingrained in their lifestyle, he said. Before the lottery was created, he said his customers sent money to relatives to buy tickets for them or they'd drive down to Myrtle Beach.
Lottery sales have exceeded a billion dollars the past two years. A recent audit found that North Carolina's lottery sales have climbed since 2007. Alice Garland, the lottery's executive director, said having the lottery in the store helps business because it often pulls customers into the store.
"Their non-lottery sales have actually increased because they are getting more people in their stores and they buy a soda or a snack," Garland said.
She said the lottery "footprint" is also very small. A store doesn't have to devote a lot of display space for tickets.
"Our numbers look really good when you look at it that way," Garland said.
McKinely's store takes lottery sales seriously. He has several rules to keeping lottery customers happy. One key rule is clerks don't let the line back up. Often the lottery line gets long close to drawing times, forcing customers to leave and play at other stores.
McKinely said variety is the key to attracting and keeping lottery customers. He keeps multiple rolls of the most popular tickets so that if one hits, he can still sell from the other rolls. Players will usually shy away from tickets that just won for fear that there was only one winner, McKinely said. He also focuses on the most expensive tickets, especially the $20 kind to maximize profits.
Stores are allowed to cash up to $599 in winnings, but McKinely makes sure he has money on hand to pay out.
"If you have cash for the winnings, 99 out of 100 people are going to buy more tickets," he said. "I want to cash it because I want to get some of the money."
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Minister Reynders meets the President of Myanmar, Thein Sein, in Brussels
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders today met with the President of Myanmar, Thein Sein, who is visiting Brussels as part of a tour of Europe.
During the meeting, Didier Reynders expressed his satisfaction with the important role played by the President in the process of opening up Myanmar and bringing democracy to the country, a process which started in March 2011. He encouraged him to pursue his continued personal commitment to political and economic reforms.
Minister Reynders in particular advocated for the unconditional release of all political prisoners, while hailing the releases that have already taken place. The setting up of a committee tasked with examining the question of the political prisoners is a step in the right direction. Didier Reynders also called for ethnic pacification in the country, in particular in the states of Kachin and Rakhine. Progress in the field of human rights will be taken into account by the European Union in its growing relations with Myanmar.
Didier Reynders also highlighted the increasing bilateral relations and visits between Belgium and Myanmar. He is looking forward to his next visit to Myanmar from 15 to 17 March. The goals of this visit are to develop solid bilateral relations, and to highlight Belgium's support in the ongoing opening process. These contacts will strengthen both the political and the economic relations.


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About Abercrombie & KentAbercrombie is a pioneering, upscale international tour operator that began by operating East Africa safaris in 1962. Founded by the Kent family who lived in Kenya, the firm continues to be chaired by their son Geoffrey Kent, born in Zambia and raised in Kenya. His former wife, Jorie Butler Kent, is vice-chairman. They are both owners in conjunction with Fortress Investment Group, headquartered in New York.
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Zend_Gdata_GdataOnlineTest::testPostRetrieveEntryAndDelete is failing on my machine:
Zend_Gdata_App_HttpException: Unable to read response, or response is empty
I'm tracked the breakage to r11768. I'm currently attempting to isolate the cause.
Attaching packet capture.
This part is interesting:
No. Time Source Destination Protocol Info
17 0.453789 172.19.246.207 184.108.40.206 TCP [TCP segment of a reassembled PDU]
18 0.535081 22.214.171.124 172.19.246.207 TCP http > 49705 [ACK] Seq=1769 Ack=681 Win=7040 Len=0 TSV=3186164309 TSER=299462861
19 0.548198 18.104.22.168 172.19.246.207 TCP http > 49706 [ACK] Seq=1 Ack=443 Win=6784 Len=0 TSV=3185779522 TSER=299462861
20 20.454967 172.19.246.207 184.108.40.206 TCP 49706 > http [FIN, ACK] Seq=443 Ack=1 Win=524280 Len=0 TSV=299463061 TSER=3185779522
It seems that my client begins a request, the server ACKs, and then nothing happens for 20 seconds until my client sends a FIN.
(172.19.246.207 = me, 18.104.22.168 = remote server)
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If, in Zend_Http_Client, I change:
const CONTENT_LENGTH = 'Content-Length';
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Moving to component Zend_Http_Client.
The problem was that Zend_Http_Client's internal header's array is indexed by lowercase header names, regardless of the actual header. The changes in r11768 were looking up headers using a non-normalized name, which would always fail.
Fixed in r11857.
Fixed also for the 1.6.2 (r11880).
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Between 1943 and 1971, the address of 1540 Brewster Avenue in Cincinnati was home to some of the most vibrant and eclectic music making in America. King brought together the most diverse range of American voices that reflect Cincinnati's unique geographical position as a crossroads of American culture: rhythm and blues, country, bluegrass, rockabilly, pop and blues records all poured out of King's studios.
This month's Night School featured discussions about Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees like Hank Ballard, James Brown, and label founder Syd Nathan, while we looked at the contributions of artists such as Otis William & the Charms, Johnny "Guitar" Watson, and the Stanley Brothers. This class also drew on interview footage assembled by Rock Hall staff and featuring Otis Williams (of the Charms), Bootsy Collins, and Ralph Stanley.
This month's Rock and Roll Night School explored the career of 2009 Inductee Wanda Jackson and was presented in conjunction with Women's History Month.
Wanda Jackson is an American rockabilly and country music singer who began recording in the mid-50s. She was one of the first female rockabilly singers to come to popularity during the 1950s. She mixed regular country music material with fast-moving rockabilly music, often cutting each side of a record with a different type of music. This program examined some of Wanda Jackson's most important songs, including "Fujiyama Mama," "Let's Have a Party"and"Tears Will Be the Chaser For Your Wine."
Black Sabbath invented heavy metal in the Seventies, and Metallica redefined it in the Eighties. Since erupting on the scene with their debut album, Kill 'Em All, in 1983, Metallica has been a cutting-edge band – the standard by which metal's vitality and virtuosity are measured. This class brought visitors on a sonic journey from the early thrash metal albums to the band's mega-successful 1991 album Metallica [the Black Album] and beyond into the more recent musical explorations on Death Magnetic.
In 2009, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled From Asbury Park to the Promised Land: The Life and Music of Bruce Springsteen, the first major artifact-driven exhibit about Springsteen's legendary career. It is a comprehensive look at his music, from such early bands as Child, the Castiles and Steel Mill through his work with the E Street Band and as a solo artist. As part of the exhibit, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Education Department offered a series of special Rock and Roll Night School classes focusing on Springsteen's work.
The first class explored Springsteen's roots in garage bands and soul music, his early bands, and his first three albums, Greetings From Asbury Park New Jersey, The Wild, The Innocent and the E Street Shuffle, and Born to Run, all featured prominently in the first half of the exhibit. The class offered an in-depth look at what brought Springsteen to prominence.
This month's Rock and Roll Night School was presented in conjunction with the Bruce Springsteen exhibit, From Asbury Park to the Promised Land, and coincided with Bruce's 60th birthday.
This Rock and Roll Night School program was held at the Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities at Case Western Reserve University and kicked off a week of programming for the 14th Annual American Music Masters Series –Kozmic Blues: The Life and Music of Janis Joplin.
This special edition of Rock and Roll Night School explored the history of rock and roll holiday records, from The Orioles' "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve" to classic albums like A Christmas Gift For You From Phil Spector, Woody Guthrie's Hanukkah songs, RUN-DMC's "Christmas in Hollis" and everything in between. In addition to regular program speakers Lauren Onkey and Jason Hanley, guest presenters included Terry Stewart, President and CEO of the Rock Hall, Stephanie Heriger, Education Programs Manager, John Goehrke, Education Coordinator, and Kathryn Metz, Education Instructor. See Rock Hall President Terry Stewart's list of favorite holiday records here and view a listening of Inductee who have NOT recorded a holiday record here.


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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Thank you!
I really feel like I put myself out there with this fabric line. That may sound odd coming from a blogger, but somehow these designs feel a lot more personal than what I write and post about here. Maybe that's because fabric itself is so personal and, to borrow a phrase from some of my favorite HGTV shows, "taste-specific." There's not a fabric line in existence that everybody will like. So I can't do anything other than design for myself—and hope that others happen to like it too. I've never been so nervous hitting that "Publish Post" button as I was when I unveiled the collection! That you guys have reacted so well to it means the world to me and makes me almost not care about the outcome of the contest. Almost, but not quite. : )
I also want to thank all the other bloggers who have posted, tweeted, etc. about my collection and helped me get the word out about voting. I wouldn't have had this opportunity without all of your help! And last but not least I want to thank the always-wonderful Elizabeth, who was my one-woman focus group, sounding board, and motivational coach. : ) Whenever I started to doubt my ability to do this, she got me back on track! Where would I be without you, girly?
Connecting Threads has started posting the finalists' collections on their blog, Notions. Virginia Odien's adorable Laundry Day is the first one to be featured, so head over and check it out. Thank you again!
16 comments:
- Lynne (Lily's Quilts) said...
Love love love these fabrics Lee - you are just flying right now - cooking on gas LOL. X
- October 5, 2011 at 1:17 AM
- **nicke... said...
i love all of them. i am so excited for you! you are going to WIN!!!
- October 5, 2011 at 1:23 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
You are SO welcome :) It was a lot of fun to get to wear Tim Gunn's shoes for a little while, and I'm glad I was able to help. If you don't win, the folks at Connecting Threads ought to have their heads checked :)
- October 5, 2011 at 5:13 AM
- Kiera said...
You did an amazing job! Congratulations and good luck! You deserve it!
- October 5, 2011 at 5:47 AM
- Faith Jones said...
I didn't get a chance to comment when you posted your collection b/c I was on my mobile but WOW, I love it!! I am so excited for you and hope this is the beginning of big things to come.
- October 5, 2011 at 7:47 AM
- My Sweet Prairie said...
you wrote, "I can't do anything other than design for myself". Lee, you are so right, and that is what makes the best anything from any artist. True from you. Then everythign you design from this day on will be recognizeable. I think that is key, right? You see Anna Maria Horner, and you know it's her stuff whether you like it or not. Red Pepper Quilts - we all know those! Same with famous painters. Same with ... you get the picture. You don't need to please everyone one. When I try to do that with my art, it stifles my expression. What I make when no one is looking is always the best. Hands down.
Good for you! What a great experience. Scary as hell, but oh it's so worth it!! ; )
- October 5, 2011 at 8:41 AM
- Flo @ Butterfly Quilting said...
So, Lee, do we get to vote again on the finalist? Be sure to let us know so we can support you!
- October 5, 2011 at 8:56 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
You go girl!!!! You deserve all of it...
- October 5, 2011 at 10:10 AM
- Heidi said...
Drooling Lee...Drooling....
- October 5, 2011 at 10:34 AM
- Archie the wonder dog said...
Fingers crossed for you!!
- October 5, 2011 at 10:36 AM
- Lindsay Conner said...
Your post is up there now, too! I left you a comment over there--congrats Lee!
- October 5, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- Rachel said...
YOURS IS UP!!! Running off to read....LOL
- October 5, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- occasionalpiece said...
Bravo to you. That's all. Well, and maybe a hug and pat on the back.
:) Elizabeth E!
- October 5, 2011 at 12:34 PM
- Jo said...
You have done a wonderful job creating these fabrics! Untill following you through this process I never realized just how much of themselves fabric designers put into their fabrics. If the voting was up to me you would have already won. Good Luck.
- October 5, 2011 at 5:52 PM
- virginia o said...
Lee! What a brilliant collection! Looks great. I love it that your fans are so supportive of all your work. That's high praise.
Also, I wanted to thank you for mentioning my collection. I know we both worked hard on each and every one of our designs. And we made it through! Yay!
Virginia O designer of Laundry Day
- October 5, 2011 at 7:11 PM
- Pieces to Love said...
I love your collection.
- October 6, 2011 at 9:13 AM


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Tuskegee University maintains accreditation, SACSCOC warning extended 06/17/2016
Tuskegee University construction science and management program named one of best values in nation 06/16/2016
Cast of new Animal Planet series encourages next generation of Tuskegee University veterinarians 06/02/2016
Tuskegee University to pay homage to famed benefactor Julius Rosenwald 05/27/2016
Tuskegee University president to receive first honorary degree from Mercy College 05/17/2016
Tuskegee University awarded nearly $500,000 to improve STEM education in Alabama schools 05/16/2016
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Tuskegee University qualifies for prestigious Honda Campus All-Star Challenge National Championship Tournament 03/24/2016
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ZF-3943: Zend_Db_Profiler_Firebug does not initialize header's sending
You also need to register the plugin: $front->registerPlugin(Zend_Wildfire_Channel_HttpHeaders::getInstance());
It should be done automatically or mentioned in docs
It is done automatically if you have initialized your front controller before calling the first DB query that the profiler is registered with.
Is this not working for you?
I can confirm; I have an app where I'm initializing the front control prior to the first DB query, and I'm not getting headers. In fact, even manually adding the Wildfire channel plugin is not producing any headers for me. :(
I've had some success now. I had to call setEnabled() on the profiler AND register the plugin manually. Once I did both tasks, all worked as expected.
Neither the constructor nor setEnabled() register the plugin, btw; I've verified this looking in the source.
My recommendation is that the profiler should be enabled by default, and the constructor should attempt to register the plugin.
Another discussion on mailing list
I've been experiencing a similar issue with Zend_Log_Writer_Firebug. Please see the mailing list discussion Martin Hujer referenced yesterday for a full description.
The problem may well be the order in which plugins are executed...my Firebug logger instance works perfectly in every context except layout scripts. If the layout script is rendered after Zend_Wildfire_Channel_HttpHeaders::postDispatch() has already fired, any Firebug log messages triggered in the layout script will not make it into the final response.
Manually flushing out the headers again (Zend_Wildfire_Channel_HttpHeaders::getInstance()->flush()) at the very end of the layout script solves the issue; however, it's not an ideal solution.
Part of message exchange directly with [~cadorn]: "I use Db_Profiler_Firebug and Log_Writer_Firebug. I create Db_Profiler_Firebug in a auth plugin (dispatchLoopStartup) just for administrator. I create my logger in my bootstrap. I send info log in a postDispatch plugin (auth) just for administrator (so the first log is very late in my code).
Case 1: Just the doc => nothing in Firebug
Case 2: The doc + the manual registration => all is in Firebug
Case 3: The doc + an immediate log just after the creation of the logger (in bootstrap, so very early in my code) => all is in Firebug
I think, there is sending of headers too early. I don't know if it's due to my particular code."
Scheduling for RC3.
The registering of the plugin has been fixed for Zend_Db_Profiler_Firebug.
You only need to call setEnabled() on Zend_Db_Profiler_Firebug not Zend_Wildfire_Plugin_FirePhp as it is enabled by default.
For the issue of flushing messages in Zend_Wildfire_Channel_HttpHeaders::postDispatch() see ZF-3963.
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Bicycling Around Wine Country
The area surrounding Palisade has been fully preserved as a green belt. The small town is nestled amid fields, orchards and vineyards, and the best way to experience the area is by bike. A well-established route will take you through the fields and from winery to winery, orchard to orchard. Your cycling, however, is best done in the spring or fall, as Southwestern Colorado gets plenty hot in the summer. Rapid Creek Cycles (237 S. Main St., Palisade, 970-464-9266 rapidcreekcycles.com) is the source of tour maps, advice and bike repairs and rentals.
Colorado Mountain Wine Fest
It's the celebration of the season. Each year more than 20,000 wine lovers descend on the small town of Palisade for the three-day celebration of Colorado wines. There are seminars, tastings and, the main event, the food and wine festival in Riverside Park on the Colorado River. Book early; the town's hotels, B&Bs and rentals fill up far in advance. This year's festival will be held Sept. 13–16. 970-464-0111, coloradowinefest.com
Peach Street Distillers
There's more than wine and fruit going on in Palisade. The Peach Street Distillers (144 Kluge Ave., Palisade, 970-464-1128, peachstreetdistillers.com) create a variety of vodka and gins. They make a mean Moscow Mule but their specialty is a giant Bloody Mary in a quart mason jar. Be careful, though. Colorado is a free-pour state, and they certainly pour freely at Peach Street.
Food Meets Wine
Palisade's restaurant scene is still catching up to its wine culture, but Inari's Bistro (336 Main St., Palisade, 970-464-4911, inarisbistro.com) is a charming little restaurant on Main Street that prides itself on pairing local produce with local wines.
Although the Colorado River as it passes through Palisade is not the wild white water found further downstream, it is a pleasant float that can be undertaken on even a small craft. Rapid Creek Cycle also offers rentals and float trips.


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Texas Tech Athletics 2011-2012 Season Review
July 6, 2012
Texas Tech Athletics 2011-2012 Season Review
Take a look back at the Texas Tech athletics year with the 2011-2012 Season Review that captures team and individual highlights, including all 17 intercollegiate athletic programs.
The Season Review also highlights the Red Raiders and Lady Raiders accomplishments in the classroom while also noting the numerous community projects Texas Tech athletics was involved in during the past year. In fact, Texas Tech athletics was involved in 89 volunteer community projects during the 2011-2012 campaign.
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text: Row, Ride, Run Triathlon Saturday, April 25, 2014 – 8:30 a.m. starting time Row, Ride & Run is a fundraiser benefiting Saint Mary's University's S.O.U.L. organization. S.O.U.L. (Serving Others United in Love) is dedicated to providing service opportunities for SMU students, enabling them to connect with diverse communities around the nation and the world. Participating in this event makes these trips possible, as all the money raised goes into helping students pay for the cost of their trip. We hope to see you at the starting line… and the finish line! Registration for Racers - 7:30 am to 8:30 am Race Start Time - 9:00 am COST On or before March 20, 2015 After March 20, 2015 $25/individual $35/individual $50/team $70/team Sign-up Deadline: April 20, 2015 Registration, Release & Race Details Online registration available soon! You must agree to the terms of the Row Ride Run Release prior to registering. RACE DETAILS – Click the links below for important race-day details. Courses Canoe/Kayak Course 2.5-mile loop around Lake Winona, starting at the west end of the lake Bike Course 14 miles of paved path beginning at Lake Winona, following highways 61 and 43 to Gilmore Valley Road and ending on the Saint Mary's campus NEW THIS YEAR! If you are a mountain bike aficionado and were feeling left out of Row, Ride, Run, this is your year! In addition to the traditional 14-mile road bike challenge, Row, Ride, Ride will offer a single-track course, taking those tough enough for the trails, through the Holzinger Lodge Trail System in Winona. If you are a fat-tire rider looking for a distinctive early season ride, this is your race! Run Course 3.1 miles of trail through the bluffs surrounding the Saint Mary's campus View/print the course (PDF) View/print the elevation chart (PDF) Age Requirement Participants must meet the following age requirements: Rower must be 10 years of age or older Rider must be 15 years of age or older Runner must be 10 years of age or older Severe Weather Policy The race will take place rain or shine. In the event of severe weather (i.e., lightning or tornado), the Row Ride Run Committee will: postpone the race for up to 1 hour (the decision to postpone will be made no sooner than 10 minutes prior to the original start time), cancel the race if severe weather does not pass and the 1-hour delay period expires, and not provide refunds if the race is canceled due to severe weather. Logistics The race will begin at the Lake Winona Lodge, East Lake Winona, Winona, MN. The Lake Lodge will also be the transition area for canoe/kayak to bike. The bike to run transition area will be located at the Saint Mary's University Gazebo, located 100 yards down the main campus entrance road on the right. Shuttles will be provided to racers for set-up and transportation after the race. There are a limited number of canoe/kayak rentals provided by Saint Mary's University. Please register early if you are in need of a rental through us. If you register for a canoe/kayak and we run out, your registration fees will be refunded IF your participation is contingent on us providing the canoe/kayak. Refund Policy Refunds will not be given due to injuries, illness, scheduling conflicts or inclement weather. Awards Prizes will be given to the fastest male and female individual particpant. The fastest team entry will also be awarded. Gifts from sponsors will be randomly handed out to participants after all racers have finished at the Gazebo located on the Saint Mary's campus. Row, Ride, Run results archive


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Written by Ace Frawley on 23.10.2012 at 11:13
No space for an In Flames album here?
Written by Vasil de Shumen on 23.10.2012 at 13:08
In Flames is a good band, I like them ( especially 'The Jester Race' ).
But each album in this list outperforms their recordings.
Written by Ace Frawley on 24.10.2012 at 13:06
... You've found 100 albums from the 1990s better than The Jester Race - hey, good for you!


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Dr. Scot Lingrell has been the Vice President for Enrollment Management since 2012 after having served as the Associate Vice President since 2005.
After receiving his Masters of Arts in College Student Personnel and Guidance and Counseling in 1992, Dr. Lingrell began his professional career as an Academic Advisor and then an Assistant Director of Admission at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. In 1996 he became the Associate Director of Admissions at the University of Toledo and directed all recruitment and outreach efforts as well as supervised Scholarships and Recruitment Publications.
In 2000 Dr. Lingrell moved to Rhodes State College, in Lima, Ohio, to become the Director of Student Advising and Development. While there, he assumed two additional roles, first becoming the Director of Admissions and Advising and later becoming the Associate Dean of Enrollment Management. At this same time, he finished his Ph. D. in Higher Education Administration at Ohio University.
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Attorney General Dustin McDaniel says he and his wife have purchased a Little Rock limousine service.
McDaniel told Arkansas Business (http://bit.ly/1aQploi ) that he and his wife, Bobbi, purchased Argenta Limo LLC and its assets from David Bratton. McDaniel says terms of the deal are confidential.
McDaniel, who is term-limited and can't run for re-election next year, says the business will continue to be managed by its current operations manager. He says they are now "aggressively looking for a location" for a new office building for the company.
The deal includes the purchase of seven vehicles, though the company has access to more. McDaniel says he and his wife hope to grow the business by expanding its airport services and offering transportation to charitable events.
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A standard user account lets a person use most of the capabilities of the computer, but permission from an administrator is required if you want to make changes that affect other users or the security of the computer.
When you use a standard account, you can use most programs that are installed on the computer, but you can't install or uninstall software and hardware, delete files that are required for the computer to work, or change settings on the computer that affect other users. If you're using a standard account, some programs might require you to provide an administrator password before you can perform certain tasks.


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National Water Quality Monitoring
Water quality is determined by its physical, chemical and biological characteristics. To ensure the health of aquatic ecosystems in Canada, maximum allowable limits exist for most potentially harmful contaminants. The monitoring programs of Environment Canada and its partners are designed to measure these characteristics to determine if these maximum allowable limits are exceeded.
The degradation of water bodies by human waste and industrial activities can seriously harm fish and other wildlife.
The National Water Quality Monitoring group is a distributed network of chemists, biologists and ecologists that share a common goal of protecting the health of Canada's aquatic ecosystems. With offices in several areas of the country, we implement the majority of our monitoring programs with provincial and territorial partners.
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Nuclear Medicine involves the use of small amounts of radioactive materials (often called "tracers") to help diagnose and treat a variety of diseases. Nuclear Medicine helps to determine the cause of the medical problem based on the function of a tissue, organ, or system.
In a Nuclear Medicine test, the radioactive material is introduced into the body by injection, ingestion, or inhalation. The material emits radiation known as gamma rays (similar to x-rays) that are then detected using a special camera called a gamma camera. During the imaging procedure, the patient is asked to lie down on a table and the gamma camera is placed a few inches over the their body. Pictures are then taken for varying amounts of time, depending on the study.
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