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Osborne, a two-time All-America, defeated Wesley Osborne in four games at the No. 2 spot, while LeBlanc, who moved up to the No. 7 spot after playing at 9 for much of last season, topped Ryan Mullaney in four games.
Senior Dylan Ward, who clinched each of the last two 5-4 wins over Harvard, dropped a hard-fought 3-2 match in his debut at the No. 3 spot. Sophomore Vivek Dinodia, the reigning Ivy League Rookie of the Year, also fell in five games to Dylan Cunningham of Franklin & Marshall.
Senior Ash Egan also saw his return to the varsity lineup, though the tri-captain fell in three games to Aadit Zaveri.
1 – Abhishek Pradhan (FM) d. Samuel Kang 3-1
2 – Tyler Osborne (P) d. Wesley Osborne 3-1
3 – Jack Cutler (FM) d. Dylan Ward 3-2
4 – Alex Arjoon (FM) d. Taylor Tutrone 3-1
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Post subject: Silent Melody by Mary Balogh
I've been doing a lot of re-reading lately after finding myself in a bit of a slump, and for a while I moved away from romances to general fiction, but yesterday I found myself re-reading this book. It's not one that I ever think of when I think of favourite romances, and truth be told Balogh is a hit-or-miss author with me, but upon re-reading I remembered what a special story this is. I think, with the heroine being deaf, the reader is set to feel a certain level of empathy for her, but you never pity her. And the story itself walks that fine line between angst and true passion. I really, really love it; the book even gets away with a few plotlines that would otherwise bother me. Thoughts from people who have read it?
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Silent Melody is one of these few books which stay in mind long after having been read. It's not only because the heroine is deaf. She is a very strong character and just the kind of heroine the troubled hero needs. The conflict between the two brothers adds to the story, too.
SM is a perfect example for the earlier writing of Mary Balogh I often prefer to her later books.
I just got The Ideal Wife, a title I haven't read yet although it's one of these earlier books. I'm really glad that there are now reprints of her older books as they are mostly very expensive.
Now I'm looking forward to reading TIW!
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Silent Melody was ok, but not one of best of MB's earlier books; in an earlier book, Heartless, these H/H of SM appear in supporting roles. I loved Heartless, and the setup in that book really made me want to read SM. So I was a bit disappointed in how their story played out.
The Ideal Wife
reprints a Signet regency - that was one I tracked down used. The price wasn't horrible, and was worth. Of her backlist, I tend to enjoy regular size Signet above the "super regency" titles from that era.
In the Yahoo MB group, we just found out that several of the Signets are going to be reprinted; each book will have two titles. They include (IIRC),
Lord Carew's Bride, A Precious Jewel
, and some other titles that interconnect. They're not series, but the same group of people shows up in each book. The bad news? These aren't coming out until 2009.
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I also enjoyed Silent Melody quite a bit. And even though the heroine is incredibly strong and a great character, the hero too is finely written too.
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I absolutely loved Silent Melody. It was one of the first Balogh books I read and I was bowled-over by her ability to combine angst with romance. This book usually gets overlooked by Balogh's other traditional regencies; I am glad someone finally mentioned it!
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Five-Time Ivy Champs Begin Final Sprint With Annual H-Y-P Weekend
Junior Oliver Bennett, a multiple-time Ivy Championships finalist, discusses training strategies over the break, his focus on personal improvements this season, and the upcoming H-Y-P meet by clicking the play link above.
From mid-October through the finals break in January, there are countless hours of training with precious few opportunities to compete for the Princeton men's swimming team. But when the calendar flips this weekend, that will all change for the five-time reigning Ivy League champions.
And what better way to start that journey than with the annual H-Y-P weekend?
The Princeton men's swimming and diving team (4-1, 4-0 Ivy) will head to Kiphuth Pool in New Haven, Conn., for the 2014 H-Y-P meet this weekend. The competition begins Friday night at 6 pm with 10 events, including the 3-meter diving competition and a pair of relays. On Saturday, the competition will conclude with nine more events during a session that starts at noon.
These three programs have combined to win 66 Ivy League team titles, including every one since the 1990 season. The last five titles have all gone to Princeton, which has a league-best 29 all-time titles.
Each team has at least one swimmer who has a best time in the Ivy League this season. Princeton sophomore Teo D'Alessandro set a program record and established the league's best times in both the 200 (1:45.08) and 400 IM (3:47.22), and he also owns the top time in the 200 free (1:35.54). The junior duo of Michael Strand and Connor Maher own the top back times this season; Strand has the best 100 mark at 46.68, while Maher owns the top 200 time (1:43.98).
While Princeton has won the last five Ivy League titles, this particular weekend has been very close over recent history. Both Harvard and Princeton have split the last six regular season meetings, with Harvard owning a 200-153 victory last season.
Following H-Y-P, Princeton will return to DeNunzio Pool Friday night for a 6 pm showdown with Columbia. The dual meet will serve as Senior Day for the Class of 2014.
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The fine art exhibition program at USD traces its origins back to the 1980s,
when Professor Therese Truitt Whitcomb began organizing installations with the help of her students in a converted classroom space near the front entrance to Founders Hall. Over the course of the next 25 years, more than 100 exhibitions were mounted in Founders Gallery as a result of Professor Whitcomb's, and her successors' initiative. Founders Gallery was expanded, professionalized and re-named the Hoehn Family Galleries in 2002, thanks to a generous gift from Robert and Karen Hoehn, long-time supporters of the Arts at USD.
In 1995, the University of San Diego received a generous gift of American Indian artifacts from the family of David W. May, a former USD student. With that gift the May Collection was established, first in Founders Hall and later in Serra Hall where it became a valued resource for Anthropology students. Professor Alana Cordy-Collins has stewarded the May Collection since its arrival on campus. Annual exhibitions have been mounted in the May Galleries since 1996.
Twin galleries were envisioned for opening of the Joan Kroc School of Peace and Justice in 2003 and a variety of fine art projects have been installed in those spaces since. In 2012, Derrick Cartwright was appointed Director of the University Galleries, a new position at USD. He was charged with building upon the already strong reputation of the separate gallery spaces, and with coordinating the highest quality art and anthropology programs for the campus community.
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In this Gilles Peterson episode, we get a Worldwide Family Mixtape from Brandt Brauer Frick of Berlin, Germany. But first Gilles pays his respects to J Dilla with Pharoah Sanders' "Upper Egypt & Lower Egypt," Yun Gun, Al Quetz, and new music from J Rocc. After the mix from German trio Brandt Brauer Frick, Gilles shows himself as an Adele fan, playing his favorite track from her new album, "Lovesong."
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Part 1 of 3: Lupe Fiasco speaks to Rap-Up TV about his third album "Lasers," the action-packed video for "Words I Never Said," why "All Black Everything" is his favorite record ever, and collaborating with Trey Songz on "Out of My Head." http://www.rap-up.com
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Man even in your interview you sounded unenthusiastic. None of the fans knows what goes on behind the scenes with the record label with them tying to stifle creativity and them thinking they have their fingers on the pulse of the masses. If this album is what you wanted it to be fuck what everyone else says stand by your work but if you aren't feeling it at all then make the changes to make it what you want it to be. Lyrically it's dope, not feeling the production and the choruses. You ain't gotta redefine yourself for a new generation most of your fans know the F&F Volume 1 mixtape All the Fahrenheit 1/15s and even Da Pak shit. At the end of the day do what you feel not the shit that's being fed to you. Still looking forward to F&L II and Friend of the People. Damn man also consider doing Lollapalooza this year wasn't a lot of Chitown rep there last year besides Kidz in the Hall so hopefully that goes down.
Hey Lupe, I know you most likely wont read this, but I'll give it a shot. LASERS, was supposed to be the peoples album, but what happen was Atlantic wanted none of it. We (fans) know you went through a huge amount of BS just to get it out, as did we with our protests. You said yourself that LASERS was basically Atlantic telling what and how to rap to the beats and hooks they gave you. Auto Tune was used from the snippets I've heard. Whats happened to the "Peoples Album"? Im not bashing LASERS because in its own right, its revolutionary. But how was LASERS really supposed to be? How was it supposed to sound? How did you hear it in your head? Im not trying to tell you how to do your job, but show us the real Lupe that pushes through the obstacles, that knocks down walls, and makes us think. And not just think, but read up on whats really going on. Show us the LASERS that you envisioned. Lupe Fiasco, Push through all the BS and don't be a Loser of Life, be a Laser. Where are the virtues you spoke of in the manifesto? Again Lupe you the man, but if its Atlantic thats holding you back, just go back to the roots. To stuff that made you such a force, like Revenge of the Nerds. Although instead now with the insight that you have now and the change. "Mos Def said it best it's a better build cell block, where they putcha' to death if you don't sell hot records"* just another fan *who fell asleep, and had a dream*, and saw the *beautiful lasers* and Ima do me *til I get there*..... Much Love and to each his own


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Wildcats are looking for their eighth straight MEAC title
Published: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 at 10:36 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 6:29 p.m.
DAYTONA BEACH — There is no time for the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats baseball team to ease into the 2013 schedule.
COACH: Jason Beverlin, second year, 34-27
2012 RECORDS: 34-27, 18-5 in Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
LOCALS ON ROSTER: Jr. RHP Montana Durapau (Deltona); Jr. RHP Scott Garner (Spruce Creek); Jr. INF Matt Noble (Flagler Palm Coast); and Sr. OF Brandon Turner (DeLand)
OPENING SERIES: Three games at Arizona State — 9:30 p.m. Friday, 4 p.m. Saturday and 3:30 p.m. Sunday.
FIVE HOME GAMES TO SEE: 6 p.m. Feb. 26 vs. Stetson; 6 p.m. Feb. 27 vs. UCF; 1 p.m. March 2 vs. Florida A&M; 6 p.m. March 13 vs. Jacksonville; and 6 p.m. March 19 vs. USF. All home games at Jackie Robinson Ballpark.
ETC.: B-CU is going after its eighth consecutive conference title. The 'Cats were picked to finish first in the MEAC Southern Division by league coaches. … OF David Lee, Garner and lefty Bryce Rivera are listed as the fourth-, fifth- and sixth-best draft prospects in the MEAC by Baseball America. ... RHP Jordan Dailey and Lee made preseason All-MEAC.
B-CU opens the season Friday at Arizona State with the first of three games against the Sun Devils. Arizona State, a tradition-rich program, is ranked between 16th and 22nd in three top-25 college baseball polls.
"Anytime you can play somebody with that kind of tradition, it's a great opportunity for our guys to gauge themselves," B-CU coach Jason Beverlin said.
There's another reason why Beverlin wanted to play at Arizona State. It helps expand B-CU's recruiting efforts.
"There's definitely a lot of talent out there," Beverlin said. "I think it could definitely help us with name recognition of our program out west in junior colleges and high schools."
Here are three things to know about the Wildcats:
BIGGER ROSTER: The first noticeable difference between last year's team and Beverlin's second Wildcats squad is roster size. B-CU has 27 players this season, six more than it had last year.
There are 14 new players, including Flagler Palm Coast product Matt Noble, a solid hitter who will be in the lineup at any of three infield positions, and shortstop Shaun McCarty, one of Baseball America's top newcomers in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. Both are junior-college transfers.
"We had to bring in quite a few guys after graduation," Beverlin said. "Our depth has improved and will pay off in the long run."
SOLID ROTATION: The weekend rotation includes two junior right-handers, who are local products: No. 1 pitcher Montana Durapau from Deltona and No. 3 hurler Scott Garner from Spruce Creek. Redshirt senior Ali Simpson, a left-hander, is slated to start on Saturdays.
"I definitely think those three guys are a big part of what we're doing," Beverlin said.
Jordan Dailey, who led the team with 11 saves last year, returns as the closer.
B-CU's rotation would have been even stronger if not for an elbow injury to right-hander Gabriel Hernandez, who has had "Tommy John" surgery to repair his right elbow ligament and won't be back until next season, according to Beverlin. Hernandez was announced Thursday as the MEAC's preseason pitcher of the year.
MORE OFFENSE: Run production was not a strength of last year's team, but returners David Lee and Anthony Stokes should headline a more potent lineup. Lee, a senior right fielder, and Stokes, a junior first baseman/left-handed pitcher, should draw interest from pro scouts.
"Offensively, it's going to be night and day," Beverlin said. "We're going to be much better. From top to bottom, we're improved from last year, and we're going to continue to run and put pressure on the defense."
Montana Durapau
The junior right-hander out of Deltona has been assigned the coveted Friday night starting role. He went 4-7 with a 3.86 ERA last year.
"I look at it as an opportunity to set the tone for the weekend," Durapau said. "It's going to be huge for me to go deep into games."
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- The protection of wildlife and the well being of people are full integrated.
- A model for community-based conservation is expanding across northern Kenya.
- The Nature Conservancy is lending scientific planning and real estate acumen.
"This data will help us know more about the effects that climate change might have to other threatened and endangered species at the Carrizo Plain."
Scott Butterfield
The Conservancy's Central Coast ecologist
The Nature Conservancy is working with University of California Berkeley researchers and partners at Carrizo Plain National Monument to count and map giant kangaroo rat populations using satellite remote sensing data.
Giant kangaroo rats are the keystone species of Carrizo Plain. A keystone species is like the centerstone in an arch — even though it's one small stone, it keeps the whole thing standing up.
And when a keystone species is in trouble, the rest of the ecosystem soon will be, too.
That's why keeping track of this endangered rodent is so critical. Scientists and resource managers base important land management decisions on the size and distribution of each year's kangaroo rat population, says Conservancy ecologist Scott Butterfield.
Nature's Lawnmower
The giant kangaroo rat, found only in Central California, is nature's lawnmower, clipping the grass and creating the preferred low-profile habitat — short, low-to-the-ground plants — of other endangered San Joaquin Valley species, including the kit fox, blunt nosed leopard lizard and antelope squirrel.
About the size of an orange with a tail twice as long as its body, kangaroo rats clip the grasses around their many-roomed burrows or "precincts."
They then pile up the grass clippings in neat, near perfect circles at the entrance of their burrow, waiting for the grass seeds to cure in the sun before storing them.
A benefit of these mini-compost piles of clippings is an enriched soil. Plants, particularly the California jewel flower, can be three to five times more productive when growing where the stacks have been.
As Butterfield says, "The giant kangaroo rat is the ecosystem engineer of the Carrizo Plain, clipping the grass, creating the burrows and enriching the soil that provides the conditions necessary to support a full suite of endangered species."
Counting Giant Kangaroo Rats—the Hard Way
In the past, the Bureau of Land Management tried estimating the kangaroo rat population by trapping them across the Carrizo Plain. This proved too expensive, time consuming and difficult to accomplish each year across their 150,000-acre habitat.


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Giant Step blogger, Rehes, AKA Seher Sikandar, steps into the San Francisco Clift to catch Fitz And The Tantrums plus DJ Smash with her camera and her pen.
Where in the hail have I been? I know, I know. It's been way too extra much long. Practicing the intricacies of hermitism can be an exhausting task.
Re-assimilating into society at a swanky Giant Step show was just the fix. What? And it's a super live band from the west coast? There with bells on.
The most recent installment of the SVEDKA Vodka Sessions by Giant Step took place at the stylish Clift hotel in my beloved San Francisco. You walk into a dimly lit mod lobby with comfy earth tones and cosmopolitan visitors that certainly aren't from anywhere around town. I mean, I was feelin a little classy in my black hipster jeans and hoodie. Shiiieeeett.
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The sound of the motor fades as the boat nears the opposite shore of the Tambopata River. Dawn has just broke and a group of lucky guests have settled in to chairs set up on the river bank. Although the air retains the quiet of the dark, jungle night, that calm will shortly be shattered by the screeches and cries of hundreds of parakeets, parrots, and macaws as they fly in to the Tambopata Research Center colpa. This is why most of these guests have gone so far up river and since the Tambopata clay lick is one of the largest in the world, the trip will be more than worth it.
It doesn't take long before the birds begin to arrive. The macaws announce their presence long before they are seen with cries of dinosaur proportions. As a pair come flying in on steady wings, they suddenly seem to glow with red as the first morning rays of the sun light up their plumage. They continue to fly closer and the guests marvel at the combination of flaming scarlet, blue, and yellow feathers. Their long tails slightly wavering behind them, the first Scarlet Macaws of the day alight in a tall tree above the clay lick. While admiring these wild, exotic beauties through a telescope, more pairs of brilliantly plumaged Scarlet Macaws fly in for their morning colpa visit. It's a fantastic way to start any day and at TRC, the spectacle of Scarlet Macaws is commonplace.
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by Gary Alan MillerSpotlight for Career Services ProfessionalsOctober 16, 2013
In the first article of this series, I focused on segmentation
and differentiation, which help speak to the varying needs of your
audiences. In this article, I want to extend that concept from the
"who" to the "now what." More directly, I want to talk about
writing your messages in a more compelling fashion and inciting
action from your readers.
A little over a year ago, I penned a
blog post titled, "You're Just Not That Interesting" about
how most higher education offices will naturally struggle with
social media because we're competing against memes and funny cats
and viral videos. Given the environment, it's no wonder it's
difficult to get our students to engage with us. The same is true
in our marketing messages sent through other channels. One solution
to this deficit is to use more storytelling in our marketing.
Consider these two narratives:
Which of these prompts you to want to read more? Which of these
looks more like the messages you send out about your events?
Of course, not every message has to read like a Stephen King
thriller or a Shakespeare sonnet. But, by leveraging stories that
exist naturally in our space, we can be a little more compelling to
our audiences. You can tell your own stories, or those of employers
and students or other stakeholders. You can consider plot, drama,
characters, and humor. These are all available to you as a means of
grabbing attention.
Now, let's assume you have written some compelling content to
get the word out about an upcoming event or service. Another
important consideration for your marketing efforts is to use a
call-to-action in your messages. Calls-to-action are exactly as
they sound-it is your effort to move your audience to act. Your
call-to-action might lead them to read part of your website; like
your Facebook page; RSVP for an event; or take some other
appropriate step.
Unfortunately, we often think our job is done when we make an
announcement about an event. But, getting your audience to take
some additional step will not only help them remember it, but also
give you something to measure to help you know if your efforts are
being received.
For example, you could distribute the e-mail about John Smith's
life-changing experience with a few compelling paragraphs
interlaced with some details of this year's fair. You could end the
e-mail with the following statement, "Read more about John and how
your life could be changed." By linking the "read more" text with a
service that allows you to count how many people clicked in from
the e-mail, you now have one metric of how successful the message
Over time, you will be able to see what types of storytelling
elicit reactions. For example, a few years back I found that UNC
students responded in large numbers to blog posts titled, "Guess
who is coming to the career fair." I was able to duplicate that
success-through-intrigue over a few different fairs with similar
approaches, resulting in tenfold increases in post traffic.
By using storytelling to be more engaging and calls-to-action to
motivate your audience to take actions that deepen their knowledge
and give a measurement, you can improve your marketing efforts.
Here are a few useful links to spark more thinking on these
Gary Alan Miller is co-founder of the Innovation Forum for
Career Services, is director of external relations and
communication for SoACE, and currently serves as senior assistant
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Admit it, at some point in your life you've claimed to have discovered someone or something before it was popular.
Maybe you were a regular at a restaurant before you couldn't get a table on a Friday night. Maybe you wore feathers in your hair five years ago. Maybe you hung out with Jon Hamm back when he was on Gilmore Girls that one time. Or maybe you listen to bands that don't even exist yet.
Whatever it is, you saw talent and potential in something that the mainstream didn't recognize yet, and that makes you cool.
This Friday, April 20, you have a chance to set up what you've wanted to say for a long time. If you take advantage of this opportunity, in five or 10 years when people come to your home and covet that remarkable painting on your wall you can say, "Yeah, I bought it for $200 at the artist's first exhibition."
Not only will you feel cool, you will be cool—elite in fact. Why? Because you had vision. And a little bit of money.
This Friday, Alpine Art will open the Utah State University Student and Staff Exhibition. Organized by Zachary Proctor, Matthew Larsen, and Chuck Landvatter this exhibit will feature 30 students from USU along with three of their instructors.
"Rather than doing a boring final, we thought we'd do a final that we stick in a gallery so the students could learn how to make a drawing from start to finish and then organize a show to learn about the presentation of that piece," says Proctor. "The students were in charge of the whole production. They were set up in committees to handle different aspects of the exhibition. The work you'll see is their final project for the spring semester."
What does that mean for you? It means you get to see 30 talented students in their first gallery showing. Don't you wish you were around for Doug Snow's first show or Tony Smith's? You never know which one of these students will have a career that will take off. And judging from the quality of their instructors, it isn't much of a guessing game. Any of these pieces will be worth something some day, but more importantly, it will be worth something to you because there is something for everyone in this show. There's drawing, painting, printmaking—you'll find a gem you'll want to take home with you for sure. And because they are students, their careers are in their infancy. So you can snag a quality piece of art that you'll love for a mere $200.
Proctor thinks you'll be surprised at the variety and the uniqueness of the student's artwork, "Some of these pieces are their third or fourth oil painting, but you'd have no idea."
Make Alpine Art one of your stops on Gallery Stroll evening. And bring your checkbook.
Laura Durham is assistant editor at 15 Bytes, Utah's Art Magazine, and is a contributor for Salt Lake magazine.


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Roisin Maritxell Connolly is a long way from her native Ireland. The primary driving force that landed her here? The opportunity to engage in meaningful research, which she began during her fellowship training at Johns Hopkins and continues today as a physician-scientist.
Dr. Connolly notices that in the U.S., patients—many of whom are well-educated about the availability of clinical trials and research—take a proactive approach to their disease. "Patients come here [Johns Hopkins] seeking out excellent medical care and the opportunity to participate in clinical trials. They understand that the oncologists they see here are experts in their field, both nationally and internationally," she says. Dr. Connolly is fast establishing herself as one of these experts.
The overarching goals of her research include improving outcomes for breast cancer patients, both those with early stage and metastatic disease. Like other researchers at Hopkins, Dr. Connolly is examining ways to identify biomarkers in blood or tissue samples to predict patients' response to treatment. The ultimate goal is to tailor treatment to the individual.
"We're trying to develop treatments that are different from the norm," she says.
Dr. Connolly is about to embark on an exciting study whose results may enable some breast cancer patients to eliminate chemotherapy from their treatment regimen, thereby avoiding the uncomfortable side effects associated with it.
The standard treatment for patients with HER2-positive breast cancer is to receive chemotherapy and anti-HER2 therapy (trastuzumab) after undergoing surgery to remove their tumor. It is evident, however, that a subgroup of these patients may benefit from anti-HER2 therapy alone—a relatively non-toxic approach—and may not need chemotherapy at all.
For 12 weeks prior to undergoing surgery, Dr. Connolly and her collaborators will administer to patients with HER2-positive breast cancer a novel anti-HER2 agent, pertuzumab, in addition to trastuzumab. They hope to identify biomarkers that will predict response to the combination. The long-term goal? To determine if a subgroup of patients can be treated with this therapeutic combination in the absence of chemotherapy.
"Our hope is that the results from this trial may determine who will not need chemotherapy," Dr. Connolly says.
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- MBBS, University of Dublin Trinity College (2001)
- Royal Perth Hospital (2003)
- Royal College of Physicians Ireland / Internal Medicine (2005)
- Royal College of Physicians Ireland / Medical Oncology (2008)
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Oncology (2011)
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Selected PublicationsDr. Connolly is an Assistant Professor of Oncology with an interest in breast cancer. Her principal research activities consist of designing and conducting clinical trials that test investigational new drugs in the treatment of breast cancer. Dr. Connollys current focus relates to the investigation of novel agents in both the neoadjuvant and metastatic settings. She has specific expertise in the use of epigenetic modifiers in breast cancer patients. In addition, she is interested in developing both tissue and imaging-based biomarkers of response to breast cancer therapies. As a clinical investigator with a focus on translational drug development, her goal is to improve outcomes for patients with breast cancer in a research environment.
Barron TI, Connolly R, Bennett K, Feely J, Kennedy MJ. Early discontinuation of tamoxifen: a lesson for oncologists. Cancer 2007 Mar 1; 109(5):832-9. (PMID 17243168)
Connolly R, Visvanathan K. Research Highlights. Pharmacogenomics Dec 2008; 9 (12): 1797-99. (PMID 19072638)
Connolly R, Wolff AC. Pregnancy and fertility with breast cancer: what are the options? Oncology (Williston Park). 2009 May; 23(6):478, 481.(PMID 19544687)
Connolly R, McCaffrey JA. High-Dose Chemotherapy Plus Stem Cell Transplantation in Advanced Germ Cell Cancer: A Review. European Urology July 2009. 56(1): 57-64. (PMID 19303697)
Connolly R, Stearns V. The Role of Pharmacogenetics in Selection of Breast Cancer Treatment. Current Breast Cancer Reports 2009, 1:190-197
Connolly R, Stearns V. A Multidisciplinary Approach to Neoadjuvant Therapy for Primary Operable Breast Cancer: Challenges and Opportunities. Oncology (Williston Park) February 2010; 24(2):135-143.
Connolly RM, Wolff AC. International Disparities in Breast Cancer Outcomes: The Time to Close the Gap is Now. Oncology (Williston Park) 2010. Nov 30; 24(13):1236-7. (PMID 21192556)
Connolly R, Stearns V. Pharmacogenetics of Aromatase Inhibitors: Present Understanding and Looking to the Future. Current Breast Cancer Reports 2010; 2:138145.
Connolly RM, Rudek MA, Garrett-Mayer E, Jeter SC, Donehower MG, Wright LA, Zhao M, Fetting JH, Emens LA, Stearns V, Davidson NE, Baker SD, Wolff AC. Docetaxel Metabolism is not Altered by Imatinib: Findings from an Early Phase Study in Metastatic Breast Cancer. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment 2011, Feb 25 [Epub ahead of print] (PMID 21350820)
Barron TI, Connolly RM, Sharp L, Bennett K, Visvanathan K. Beta-Blockers and Breast Cancer Mortality: A Population-Based Study. Journal of Clinical Oncology 2011 May 31 [Epub ahead of print] (PMID 21632503)
Connolly RM, Carducci M, Antanorakis E. Use of Androgen Deprivation Therapy in Prostate Cancer: Indications and Prevalence. Asian Journal of Andrology 2012 (in press)


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Unemployment Insurance
The U.S. Department of Labor maintains a fund called the Federal Unemployment Account, which provides money for states to ensure that they can maintain unemployment insurance when demand is highest. According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, 30 states currently borrow from this account. California alone has borrowed $8.8 billion so far. Beginning in 2011, the states will have to make $1.4 billion in interest payments on unemployment insurance loans from the federal government. To help pay back the loans, many states have increased unemployment insurance taxes. States should consider reforms that will make the unemployment insurance system more sound and solvent. For example, the Cascade Policy Institute in Oregon proposed creating an Individual Asset Account to improve the unemployment safety net and help build up personal assets for difficult times. Read below for more detailed information and solutions.


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The City of Wilmington and Downtown Visions will mark the commencement of the 2013 Downtown Farmers Market on Wednesday, May 8th with a Grand Opening Celebration at noon in Rodney Square. The Opening Ceremony will feature remarks by Chief Strategy Advisor for the Office of the Mayor, Velda Jones-Potter; Norman Pernick, the Chairman of the Board of Downtown Visions; as well as other dignitaries.
The Downtown Farmers Market, now in its tenth year at Rodney Square, and is sponsored by the City of Wilmington, Downtown Visions (the management company for Wilmington's Downtown Business Improvement District), the Delaware Department of Agriculture, and WJBR (99.5 FM).
"Farmers Markets can play a significant role in reinvigorating urban districts by creating an inviting atmosphere for people of all backgrounds to come together to shop and socialize," said Martin Hageman, the Executive Director of Downtown Visions. "Public markets also often offer budding entrepreneurs an opportunity for a viable location in which to sell their products or services."
The Farmers Market runs every Wednesday, rain or shine, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. More than 75 vendors will participate this season, offering shoppers a variety of products: fresh produce, home baked goods, fresh cut flowers and plants and many handcrafted items including jewelry, pottery, items for home and garden and more. A variety of prepared foods are also available. Free entertainment and special events are scheduled throughout the season.
"The City of Wilmington is excited to sponsor and support the Downtown Farmers Market, as it is a valued City tradition," said Mayor Dennis P. Williams. "Members of the Downtown community have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of quality goods in the convenient location of Rodney Square."
For more information about the Downtown Farmers Market or to become a vendor, contact Thomas "Tucker" Casey of Downtown Visions at (302) 425-0196 or email@example.com.
*Weather note: The weather forecast is calling for the possibility of rain on Wednesday. While the market will be open rain or shine, in the event of inclement weather, the Grand Opening Ceremony will be delayed one week to Wednesday, May 15 at 12 noon. A decision to postpone the grand opening ceremony will be announced by 9 a.m. Wednesday morning.


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Gmail labels and how to use them
You can create and use labels to organize your email messages into categories, like work, family, to-do, read later, or any other category you want. Labels are private to you. They work like folders, but you can add more than one to a message or delete labels you don't want.
Create a label
You'll need to use your computer to create a Gmail label.
- On a computer, open Gmail and sign in.
- On the left, below your labels list, click More. If you don't see More, drag the gray dividing line down to show more labels.
- Click Create new label.
- Type the name of your new label.
- Click Create.
Apply one or more labels to a message
When you add a label to a conversation, it only applies to the messages already in that thread. When you search for labeled messages, you'll see any messages that match the label, along with their conversation thread.Computer
- On a computer, open Gmail and sign in.
- Select the checkbox next to a message.
- At the top, click Label .
- Do one of the following:
- To add one label to the message, click the one you want to add.
- To add more than one label, check the boxes next to the ones you want, then click Apply.
You can also add a label to a message you're writing.
- At the bottom right corner of the message, click More options .
- Click Label.
- Choose one or more of the labels.
- Open or select one or more messages.
- Touch the menu ( or your device's menu button).
- Select Change labels.
- Check or uncheck labels.
- Touch OK.
- Open the Gmail app.
- Open a message.
- At the top right, touch the down arrow .
- Touch Label.
- Check the box or boxes for the labels you'd like to add to the message.
- At the top right, touch Apply.
Organize your labelsEdit or delete a label
- On a computer, open Gmail.
- On the left side of the Gmail page, point your mouse at the labels.
- Next to the label you want to edit, click the down arrow that shows up.
- In the box that appears, edit the label.
- Optional: If you'd like to make this a sub-label inside one you're already using, click the checkbox beside "Nest label under" and pick the existing label you want.
- Click Save.
- On a computer, open Gmail.
- At the top right, click the settings icon .
- Click Settings.
- Click Labels.
Some settings you can change:
- Choose which labels appear on the left side of your Gmail page
- Set labels to appear only when they include unread messages
- Choose which labels show up on your messages
- Delete labels
Note: Gmail lets you use up to 5,000 labels. If you go over the limit you might have problems with Gmail.
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Tastykake bakes up materials handling success
Voice recognition speeds bakery fresh treats to customers at Tasty Baking's new state-of-the-art bakery. Terry Sabler, director of distribution (left) and Autumn Bayles, senior vice president of strategic operations (right) oversee distribution.
January 26, 2011 - MMH Editorial
For more than 80 years, the bulk of the apple pies, Butterscotch Krimpets and Peanut Butter Kandy Kakes that made Tastykake a household name in Philadelphia were baked in a flagship bakery built in the 1920s by the Tasty Baking Company.
Like many iconic structures, it had outlived its usefulness. "It was a multistory building that was hard to maneuver around and hard to maintain," says Autumn Bayles, senior vice president of strategic operations. "We had also outgrown the warehousing and shipping area and had to use another building around the corner. That led to a lot of double handling of product."
The solution was a state-of-the-art, 345,000-square-foot bakery, including 100,000 square feet of warehouse space, which opened for business in the summer of 2010. The overall facility was designed with sustainability in mind, including several features targeting LEED-Silver certification from the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design initiative.
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Distribution doing good at Boston Food Bank
In its new 117,000 square foot distribution center, The Greater Boston Food Bank is applying materials and information handling best practices to feed more than 83,000 people from underserved communities each week.
Crate&Barrel: The Sustainable distribution trendsetter
Crate and Barrel's Tracy, Calif., distribution center achieved Gold designation from LEED and merged the retailer's sustainability and distribution initiatives
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|Three sign with men's basketball
MOSCOW, Idaho - University of Idaho men's basketball coach Don Verlin announced the signings of one high school senior and two junior college players for the early signing period on Wednesday.
Forward Xavier Bazile of Mt. Tahoma High School (Tacoma, Wash.) joins JC signees Wendell Faines, a forward from Saddleback JC (Lincoln, Neb.), and Anthony Jones, a guard from Paris JC (Memphis, Tenn.).
"We are very excited to add Anthony Jones, Wendell Faines and Xavier Bazile to the Vandal basketball family," Verlin said.
Bazile will be a senior at Mt. Tahoma this year. The 6-4, 190-pound forward averaged 19.6 points and 8.0 rebounds as a junior last year in earning first-team all-Narrows League Bay Division honors. He was a second-team honoree as a sophomore.
He is a three-year starter on the basketball court for the Thunderbirds, and was also a first-team all-Narrows League honoree on the football field. He received NCAA Division I recruiting interest in both sports.
"Xavier is a talented wing who played multiple sports in high school, and we're happy he chose basketball at the University of Idaho," Verlin said. "He continues our string of bringing in some of the best Northwest talent we can attract here. He is a good shooter, a very good athlete and defends the ball very well.
"Xavier is a high-character young man and we look forward to his contributions during his four-year career here at Idaho."
Faines helped lead Saddleback JC to a 26-5 overall record and California state title in 2009-10. He started 26 of 31 games and averaged 7.2 points, 4.9 rebounds and a team-leading 1.8 blocks per game. He also shot 51.4 percent from the field, which was the best on the team.
"We are excited to see Wendell become a Vandal," Verlin said. "He brings not only size and athleticism to our program, but also a hunger and a work ethic that any program can use. He'll be a great addition to our already strong front line."
He will be a sophomore at Saddleback this season as the Gauchos enter 2010-11 as the preseason favorite to repeat as state champions.
"Wendell is a great person and, coming from a very good JC program coached by Andy Ground, he's been coached well and that puts him ahead of the game coming here," Verlin said.
Jones is a 6-4, 200-pound guard who will be a sophomore at Paris JC this season. As a freshman last year at Holmes College (Miss.), Jones averaged 15 points, five rebounds and five assists. He earned second-team all-state honors from the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges.
"Anthony can play multiple positions in the backcourt," Verlin said. "He hails from the talent-rich city of Memphis, where he led his high school team to the state championship game as a senior."
As a senior at Raleigh-Egypt High School in Memphis, Tenn., Jones led the Pharaohs to a state runner-up finish and a Class AAA Region 7 title in 2008-09.
"He can shoot it, drive it, rebound and defends his position well, and he has good size for guard at 6-4, 200," Verlin said. "He'll be a great addition to next year's backcourt, and will help ease the loss of the graduating seniors from this year's team."
Bazile, Faines and Jones will join Idaho for the 2011-12 season. Idaho opens its 2010-11 regular season this weekend with a home game against Eastern Oregon.


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Happy Halloween! Today is the candy lover's holiday! Even though I'm no longer of age to go trick-or-treating, it's still my favorite holiday. I think the fact that I can still satisfy my need for a sugar high tonight plays a big part of it.
One of my favorite candies is Halloween specific, and I'm referring not only to Brach's candy corn, but more specifically their Mellowcreme Pumpkins. To even out my craving, I love buying bags of the Autumn Mix as it has a little bit of everything.
The mix has the traditional candy corn, along with indian corn and my beloved pumpkins. I sometimes find myself hesitating to eat them up right away as they're so cute to look at. Then I gather my wits and remember how good they taste.
Candy Corn: Nicely shaped little kernels of corn with a yellow base, orange center and a white tip. The flavor is very sweet and sugary with a hint of honey, which makes Brach's candy corn stand out to me from the other brands. The texture has a slight sugary graininess to it which I enjoy.
Indian Corn: Same shape as the candy corn, but with a brown cap that's flavored with real cocoa. You can taste the difference, as the flavor is subtly chocolatey and it comes across as more complex as the regular kind.
Mellowcreme Pumpkins: They taste like the candy corn, but there's just more to it as these are much larger. The shape is very tall for pumpkins, as they're not as round and squat as the real things. I prefer this, as it makes it easy to eat these in two bites. I adore how they make the effort to color the stem part green. So cute! I can't get enough of these…
I've already got my bags of these hoarded away safely in my kitchen cupboards (shhh! Don't tell anyone!) and I try to get enough to last me until next Halloween. Candy corn at other holidays just isn't the same (looking at you Reindeer Corn!) along with the fact that the mixes lack pumpkins. I just hope I bought enough.
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As we follow the path of a giant water bug or peer over the wing of a gypsy moth, we glimpse our world anew, at once shrunk and magnified. Owing to their size alone, insects' experience of the world is radically different from ours. Air to them is as viscous as water to us. The predicament of size, along with the dizzying diversity of insects and their status as arguably the most successful organisms on earth, have inspired passion and eloquence in some of the world's most innovative scientists. A World of Insects showcases classic works on insect behavior, physiology, and ecology published over half a century by Harvard University Press. James Costa, Vincent Dethier, Thomas Eisner, Lee Goff, Bernd Heinrich, Bert Hölldobler, Kenneth Roeder, Andrew Ross, Thomas Seeley, Karl von Frisch, Gilbert Waldbauer, E. O. Wilson, and Mark Winston-each writer, in his unique voice, paints a close-up portrait of the ways insects explore their environment, outmaneuver their enemies, mate, and care for kin. Selected by two world-class entomologists, these essays offer compelling descriptions of insect cooperation and warfare, the search for ancient insect DNA in amber, and the energy economics of hot-blooded insects. They also discuss the impact-for good and ill-of insects on our food supply, their role in crime scene investigation, and the popular fascination with pheromones, killer bees, and fire ants. Each entry begins with commentary on the authors, their topics, and the latest research in the field.


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Part of the Eugene O'Neill FestivalAh, Wilderness!
By Eugene O'Neill
Directed by Kyle Donnelly
Illustration by Rob Carter
Family Comedy
Return to an idyllic age of Americana in Eugene O'Neill's unabashedly romantic and sweetly funny Ah, Wilderness! As the Connecticut-based Miller clan plans their traditional Fourth of July festivities, their dreamy-eyed middle child Richard is wrestling with cultural conventions, political uncertainty, the power of literature, and the exquisite pain of love. The memories of family life were never so delicately portrayed as in O'Neill's only comedy, his coming-of-age love letter to a simpler time, which finds the master playwright "at his most wistful and serene." (New York Times).
Ah, Wilderness! runs 2 hours, 40 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission and one 5-minute pause. Warning: This production contains smoking and sparklers.
The Eugene O'Neill Festival is generously sponsored by Joan and David Maxwell.
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"Outstanding … first-class production."
"June Schreiner … proves once again to be a total natural."
— Washington Post
"… One of the best shows of the season…
a real testament of what Arena can do at its best, which is make you laugh while breaking your heart a little."
— Washingtonian
"[Rick] Foucheux is as strong as ever …
His relationship with Essie, played superbly by [Nancy] Robinette, is one of the real high points of the play."
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"Impeccable … superb … a sensitive tribute to young and
middle-aged love and to a beautiful, bygone era."
— The Examiner
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ZF-8784: Unit tests in Zend_Form_ElementTest fail since new NotEmpty implementation
Since the new NotEmpty implementation in r20020, giving an array with one element, like is done in {{testSetOptionsSetsArrayOfArrayValidators}} and {{testSetOptionsSetsArrayOfAssociativeArrayValidators}}, defaults to the Validator expecting that one element to be a type, resulting in an Exception when 'bar' is given instead. Patch for unit test will be attached, assuming this API change will be documented.
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Thomasville police have charged two people in connection with an assault of a Thomasville teen Aug. 14 in the 300 block of Hasty School Road.
Detectives have charged Chad Anthony Craven, 36, of 302 Lot 9 Circle Drive, Archdale, and his wife, Misty Jo Thompkins, 37, of 21 Stoney Pointe Court, Thomasville, with misdemeanor assault inflicting serious injury. Thompkins was charged as a principal to the assault based on evidence from the surveillance footage from Speed Mart, 401 Hasty School Road, Thomasville, according to a press release.
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May 11, 2013
2013 UCLA Statistics | Postgame Press Conference
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BOSTON - The No. 3 UCLA women's water polo team gave its best defensive effort of the season, but fell 5-3 to No. 2 Stanford, the two-time defending NCAA champions, in a semifinal game on Saturday at Harvard's Blodgett Pool in Boston. Sophomore Emily Donohoe led the Bruins with two goals.
UCLA fell to 27-7 overall, while Stanford improved to 29-2, advancing to tomorrow's NCAA Championship game vs. No. 1 USC. UCLA is now 50-8 all-time in postseason play and 27-5 in NCAA Championship competition.
"I think we as a team, represented our institution well and should be proud of our effort," UCLA Head Coach Brandon Brooks said. "But that being said, it is very painful to lose this game."
Senior Jillian Garton scored first for Stanford with a low skipper that found the right corner at the 2:14 mark of the first period. Freshman India Forster knotted the game at 1-1 with a power play goal for the Bruins off a nice feed from sophomore Danielle Ferraro.
Freshman Maggie Steffens gave the Cardinal a 2-1 lead with a nearside goal with 6:02 left in the second period. That started a string of three straight goals for Stanford in the quarter. Senior Melissa Seidemann made it 3-1, firing a high nearside skipper with 3:41 to go in the second period. Steffens then scored her second goal of the game (:28) with a power play strike to send the Cardinal into halftime leading 4-1.
The Bruins won the second half, 2-1, and the third period, 1-0. Donohoe's power play goal with 40 seconds left was the only score of the quarter, ending the third period with UCLA trailing 4-2.
"In the first half, they pressed us really hard, so we had to adjust to that in the second half," Donohoe said. "I think we did a good job adjusting to it, we just couldn't put our shots away. We took great shots but they just didn't go our way today. There definitely was a change from the first half to the second. We were trying to charge them instead of them pressing us."
Garton scored her second goal of the game for Stanford with 6:39 left in the fourth to give the Cardinal an insurmountable 5-2 advantage. Donohoe scored her second of the game with a tough goal through three Cardinal defenders to end the scoring at 5-3 with 14 seconds left in the contest.
"I think overall defensively, we executed our game plan very well," Brooks added. "I think we were a couple of decisions in the back court and a couple of moves defensively, away from a perfect defensive game. But at this time of year, mistakes like that cost you big. Defensively, I thought we played excellent."
Redshirt sophomore Sami Hill played the entire game in goal for UCLA and recorded 11 saves. Kate Baldoni also played the entire game in goal for Stanford and was credited with 12 saves (three in every quarter).
UCLA was 2-for-9 on power plays while Stanford was 1-for-7 on its 6-on-5 opportunities.
"Every game is a great experience and you learn something new and you gain more knowledge every game," freshman Rachel Fattal said. "Even though we didn't get what we wanted this game, we are going to come out of it having learned something big."
The Bruins will conclude the 2013 season with the third-place game vs. sixth-ranked Hawai'i on Sunday at Harvard's Blodgett Pool. Game time is slated for 12:30 p.m. (PT)/3:30 p.m. (ET).
"I'd really like to thank my team for their fight all year," Brooks said. "This group of seniors has been with me as long as I have been a head coach, so I really appreciate their dedication and sticking through to the end."
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UCLA Goals: Emily Donohoe 2, India Forster
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Full SubmissionPEOPLE?S MOVEMENT ON CLIMATE CHANGE Submission to the UN Conference on Sustainable Development Climate change is the result of unsustainable development, and threatens to keep the poor especially in the South to realize their right to develop. Climate change and its impacts are quickly getting worse. Rio+20 must tackle this challenge squarely along with other sustainable development challenges. The Peoples' Movement of Climate Change (PMCC) is a network of individuals and organizations in the South asserting that solutions to the climate crisis lie in the hands of the people. This submission focuses on elements expected to be included in Rio+20 outcome document. The outcome document should: ? Be guided by the following principles: o Sovereignty. People must ultimately have stewardship, access and control over natural resources and the wealth accruing from their use. Nations, communities, and sectors should be able to utilize their resources to meet their social needs, and pursue independent and ecologically sustainable paths to development. o Respect for the environment. In using environmental resources, the needs of the people and the planet must take precedence over the pursuit of profits. o Social justice and human rights.Unsustainable development is a social justice issue. It entails unjust environmental, social and economic outcomes and human rights violations. Efforts to achieve sustainable development should also achieve social justice and uphold human rights. o Responsibility.The environmental and human well-being is our shared responsibility, but the burden to act must be commensurate to one?s contribution to causing unsustainable development. ? Put social justice, human rights, and human development at its heart. Ending poverty, inequality and other forms of injustice must not be afterthoughts to sustainable development strategies. At the core of sustainable development is creating societies and forms of development in which all human rights are realized and economic and development benefits are fairly shared leading to human and environmental well-being. ? Recommit countries to the principle of common but differentiated responsibility (CBDR). Recent years have seen attempts to redefine, weaken, or reject CBDR. All countries should reaffirm CBDR in Rio. ? Commit countries toadequate global action. Efforts of countries should not be a patchwork of individual actions that ultimately fall short of what is needed, but must add up to the magnitude of change required at the global level to achieve sustainable development. ? Commit Northern economies and corporations to radically alter production and consumption patterns in order to shrink their ecological footprints to fair and sustainable levels. ? Commit Southern economies toshift to low-carbon and equitable development pathswith the support of compensatory financial and technology transfers from the North and a coherent international economic environment. ? Set a roadmap for the rapid transition away from fossil fuels as energy sources and towards new, renewable energy sources and systems such as wind, solar, geothermal, sustainable micro-hydro, and so on. ? Promote local, ecologically-sound farming led by small farmersthat that prioritizes achieving food security and self-sufficiency. ? Commit countries to halt deforestation, stop large-scale mining and commercial logging activities by TNCs in the South, and the encroachment of export cash-crop plantations into forests. ? 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Flagler deputies and a Volusia County sheriff's helicopter teamed up to rescue a group of boaters early Sunday on the Intracoastal Waterway, according to a Flagler County sheriff's spokesman.
It is likely that Marineland residents heard "the hum of a helicopter" about 1:15 a.m. as a search was made for the boaters who failed to return home on time, said Lt. Bob Weber.
The father of a teenager who had gone boating with friends about noon on Saturday called the Sheriff's Office when she failed to return by 9 p.m. and he was unable to contact her.
Flagler deputies found the vehicle and empty boat trailer at Bing's Landing on North Oceanshore Drive, Weber said in a written statement.
"After searching the area, deputies called the Volusia County Sheriff's Office Air One helicopter as well as the Florida (Fish) and Wildlife Commission, the U.S. Coast Guard and the Flagler County Sheriff's Office marine patrol unit," he said. "The drifting boat and passengers were located by Air One on the Intracoastal Waterway near the Whitney Lab."
The boat's owner, Palm Coast resident Danilo Gomez, 43, told rescuers that he, three family members and the teenager were on their way home from St. Augustine when they experienced engine problems, Weber said. The cellphone they had with them was not working, so they could not call for help.
Deputies got the passengers to shore, and the boat is being moored in Marineland until arrangements can be made to move it, he said.
"There was great cooperation between several agencies to locate these boaters who otherwise may have spent the night drifting on the water," said Sheriff Jim Manfre.
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