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Golf Course Tucson
A Truly Great Arizona Golf Vacation
Welcome to Southern Arizona's finest golf resort and spa, a truly great golf experience for everyone. Whether your handicap is high or low, or you have no golfing experience at all, you will find golf at the Tubac Golf Resort & Spa both challenging and enjoyable. With four tee boxes at each hole; championship, members, men's regulation and forward, you can choose your length. With wide green fairways bordered by stately old growth cottonwoods and mesquites, you have room to maneuver. And with three very playable nines, you will always have new and interesting shots that will keep you coming back for more. This is a golf experience you will enjoy again and again.
Starting Courses & Course Rotations
With three equally fun and challenging courses, our guests are assured of a fun and varied golf experience. The starting course for play is changed on a daily basis, so resort guests will always have a chance to play all three nines during a two-day stay.
The Tubac Golf Resort and Spa was made famous by Kevin Costner's 1996 movie "Tin Cup," where many of the scenes were filmed. Designed in 1959 by renowned golf course architect Robert 'Red' Lawrence, the original 18-hole course was widely considered to be the 'Jewel of Southern Arizona Golf Courses.' Red was a founding member of the American Society of Golf Course Architects and designed a variety of excellent courses across the country.
In the fall of 2006 local golf course architect Ken Kavanaugh added nine new holes woven into the existing eighteen. Dramatically enhancing the course's layout by adding both distance and challenge, these new holes continue to maintain the playability so loved by all who come to stay and play. All three nines offer lush green fairways from tee to green which are lined with stately old growth cottonwoods and mesquites set against Arizona's clear blue skies. This is not desert target golf! Our magnificent golf facility combined with our superlative service and tranquil setting will provide you with a most unforgettable Tucson, Arizona, golf vacation.
An Unforgettable Tucson Golf Vacation
Beautiful Bent Grass greens and Bermuda fairways (overseeded with rye in winter) await your golf experience at Tubac. Always in excellent condition and in a beautiful setting, you are sure to have a quality golf experience. I guarantee it!
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Our Signature Holes
Anza # 9 - This Par 3 should remind you of the 17th at TPC Sawgrass, except for the cows of course. Finding the island green is tough enough with all that water, but throw in the spectators at the Stables Patio Bar heckling anyone whose ball finds a watery grave, and it gets even tougher. The intimidation factor is high here. Par is always a good score.
Rancho # 4 - This long par 5, Tubac's Tin Cup hole, requires three well struck shots to reach the green. Keep tee and second shots on the fairway's right side, away from the trees and thick rough on the left. The pond fronting the green prevents all but the longest hitters from getting "home" in two. This hole was the setting for the scene in the movie "Tin Cup" where Kevin Costner was caddying for Don Johnson and Johnson wanted to lay up with a seven iron. Costner said he could do it and that is when Gary McCord, Peter Kostis, Craig Stadler and a young Phil Mickelson began to wager on whether or not he could pull it off.
Otero # 9 - Water guards the entire left side of this 'drivable' Par 4. We are talking risk and reward big time here! And even when your drive stays dry, your second shot will test your nerve again. Take your par and go!
Tubac Golf Resort & Spa has been recognized by Conde Nast Johansens as one of two finalists for the prestigious 2011 Awards for Excellence as The Most Excellent Golf Resort.
The Practice Facilities
Tubac Golf Resort & Spa offers the finest golf practice facilities in the state. Every facet of your game can be polished using our spacious Arizona golf resort range and practice area.
- Full-length 32-station driving range
- Extra large putting green accommodates many players and long lag putts
- Pitching green with short game practice out to 75 yards
- Large and varied bunker for practice of all types of sand shots
- La Cantina Grill for nourishment along the way
Golf Instruction
Tubac Golf Resort & Spa has three PGA Professionals available at your convenience providing expert instruction and ½ hour and one hour lessons in all aspects of the game. One, two and three day individualized golf clinics. Contact us for instruction at (520) 398-3526.
Clubhouse & Golf Shop
The Clubhouse and Golf Shop at the Tubac Golf Resort & Spa is the gateway to our premier golf complex. Designed to mirror the Spanish hacienda style of the resort, with mesquite accents throughout, this rustic yet elegant facility features everything one needs to enjoy a pleasant and successful golf experience.
The Clubhouse & Golf Shop Features:
- The best golf equipment from Ping, Taylor Made and Titleist
- Full variety of golf accessories including Tubac Golf Resort logo items
- The latest in golf apparel for men and women from Brighton, Greg Norman and DKNY Golf
- Tommy Bahama, Under Armor, Jamie Sadock, Ping, Nike, Gear and Straightdown
- Bag storage
- Rental Clubs from Cobra
Food & Beverage
La Cantina Grill is directly adjacent to the golf cart staging area. Enjoy a selection of burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, beverages and other goodies, along with their famous breakfast burrito. There are lots of tables in the shade.
Our beverage cart is on the course daily, serving a full selection of beverages, sandwiches and snacks. There are rest stops on both the OTERO and RANCHO nines, featuring refrigerated water stations.
And one excellent restaurant at the resort, Stables, is just steps away. Stables Bar, overlooking the famous island green of ANZA'S ninth hole, is a popular post game stop.
The Finest Arizona Golf Resort
Tubac Golf Resort & Spa is a historic resort with modern amenities. Reserve Your Tee Time Online Today.


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Help to buy a home
If you're on a low income, you may be able to get help to buy your own home.
Birmingham City Council works closely with registered social landlords (RSLs) and private developers to make homes available on the Affordable Housing Scheme. Affordable housing is aimed at people who are:
- first time buyers
- unable to afford to buy a home on the open market
- living in areas affected by demolition and clearance
- looking to rent a home but cannot afford to pay market rents.
There are a number of options available to help people afford somewhere to live:
Help to Buy scheme
You may be able to get financial assistance through one of four Help to Buy schemes, even if you are not a first time buyer or on a low income. Find out more by visiting www.gov.uk/affordable-home-ownership-schemes.
The agent that looks after the scheme for the West Midlands is Orbit. Call them on 0345 850 2050, or visit the website www.orbithelptobuy.co.uk.
Shared Ownership
Shared Ownership means buying part of your home and renting the rest. Then, when you can afford it, you can buy the whole of your home outright, if that's what you want.
Some housing associations also offer homes for shared ownership. To find out more, contact individual housing associations directly.
Discounted sales
The council negotiates with developers to set aside a number of properties to be sold at a discounted price. These homes usually sell at between 50% and 70% of the full market price.
Intermediate rent
These schemes offer good quality, private accommodation at a reduced price on six month assured shorthold tenancies. There is no right to buy these properties.
Assessment of needs
Each RSL or private developer will carry out a detailed assessment of each applicant's circumstances to see if they are eligible to take part in the scheme. The general criteria states:
- single applicants must earn no more than £30,000 a year
- couples must not earn more than £45,000 per year
- applicants must meet conditions set by the local authority
- applicants must not have any county court judgements
- applicants already renting a property must have clear rent accounts
- applicants must be able to get a mortgage and have enough income to meet the costs of running the property they want to buy.
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Before the 2014 EIWA Championships began, head coach Chris Ayres called Abram Ayala the team's inspiration this season. He will inspire Princeton all the way to Oklahoma City this year, as his 4-3 quarterfinal upset of third-seeded Daniel Mitchell clinched both a spot in Sunday's semifinals and a berth at the NCAA Championships.
While Ayala is still alive for Princeton's first EIWA individual title since 2003, four of his teammates are still chasing NCAA berths. Junior Adam Krop (141), sophomore Kevin Moylan (157) and freshmen Brett Harner (184) and Ray O'Donnell (285) are still alive in the consolation draw.
Princeton is currently in ninth place with 42 points, though teams in the middle of the pack are closely bunched. There is only a five-point difference between sixth-place Army (45) and 12th-place Harvard (40).
Ayala reached his first NCAA Championships with an 8-3 first-round win over Columbia's Matt Idelson. He trailed Mitchell 2-0 on a reversal, but he scored an escape and a takedown on a double for a 3-2 lead. Mitchell escaped to even the score at 3-3, but Ayala escaped to open the third and fended off any charge to earn the 4-3 win.
Ayala will now take on second-seeded Jace Bennett of Cornell in the semifinal; Bennett won a close regular season matchup 8-6.
Krop was the fourth seed at 149, but he got caught in a scramble against fifth-seeded Ken Theobold and was pinned at the 1:42 mark. He earned a consolation win, and will take on eighth-seeded Noel Blanco of Drexel to begin his Sunday. With four bids at stake, Krop will need to win twice Sunday, and one will have to be against a higher seed, either second-seeded Mitchell Minotti of Lehigh or third-seeded Cody Ruggirello of Hofstra.
Moylan opened his day with a major decision over Casey Mitchell of Sacred Heart, but he fell 10-2 to third-seeded Joseph Napoli of Lehigh in the quarterfinal. The road won't get any easier on Sunday, as Moylan will open against second-seeded Brian Realbuto of Cornell; the two did not meet during the regular season.
Harner overcame an early deficit in the first round for a 7-3 victory, and he went to overtime with Harvard's Cameron Croy in the quarterfinal. Neither could earn a takedown in the first seven minutes, but Croy got one in overtime and used it to advance to the semifinal. Harner won his first consolation match, and will open Sunday against eighth-seeded Caleb Wallace of Binghamton. If he wins, he would need to defeat either Brown's Ophir Bernstein or Penn's Lorenzo Thomas to qualify for the NCAA Championships; both are seeded higher than Harner, and both defeated Harner during the regular season.
O'Donnell showed plenty of toughness during his first match. He gave up the first takedown of his match with Kevin Innis of Boston University, but he used a pair of escapes to even the score at 2-2 entering the final period. Innis chose down, and O'Donnell kept his there for the full two minutes to earn a riding time point and a 3-2 win. He was pinned by second-seeded Joe Stolfi of Bucknell in the quarters, but he stayed alive with a 5-0 win in the consolations. His Sunday begins with a tough matchup against third-seeded Tyler Deuel of Binghamton.
Every Princeton wrestler won at least one match Saturday, but Ryan Cash (125), Garrett Frey (133), Jordan Laster (141), Judd Ziegler (165) and Ryan Callahan (174) each suffered two losses during the day and were eliminated from the championships.
R16: #3 Darian Cruz (Leh) TF Ryan Cash 18-3 (7:00)
C2: Cash d. Max Mejia (Harvard) 10-5
C3: Chris McGinley (BU) d. Cash 14-4
Pigtail: Garrett Frey d. Anthony Finocchiaro (Brown) 9-4
R16: #6 Kevin Devoy (Drexel) md. Frey 15-2
C2: #3 Colton Rasche (Navy) p. Frey 2:00
Pigtail: Jordan Laster d. David Pearce (Drexel) 5-1
R16: #5 Laike Gardner (Lehigh) d. Laster 5-2
C2: Laster d. Andrew Polidore (Sacred Heart) 9-5
C3: Tyler Rauenzahn (Army) d. Laster 8-3
R16: #4 Adam Krop d. Nick Tourville (B.U.) 9-4
QF: #5 Ken Theobold (Rut) p. #4 Krop 1:50
C3: #4 Krop md. Ryan Ponte (Col) 14-1
R16: #6 Kevin Moylan md. Casey Mitchell (Sacred Heart) 15-2
QF: #3 Joseph Napoli (Leh) md. #6 Moylan 10-2
C3: #6 Moylan d. Ray Schlitt (Buck) 4-2
R16: #4 Josh Houldsworth (Col) md. Judd Ziegler 8-1
C1: Ziegler d. Jason Fugiel (Drexel) 4-0
C2: Ziegler wins by forfeit
C3: #7 Devon Gobbo (Har) d. Ziegler 11-6
Pigtail: Ryan Callahan d. Zachary Moore (Sacred Heart) 8-4
R16: #3 Matthew Miller (Navy) d. Callahan 8-2
C1: Callahan d. Jack McKeever (Bing) 5-1
C2: Frank Affronti (Hof) d. Callahan 9-2
R16: #5 Brett Harner d. Conan Schuster (Sacred Heart) 7-3
QF: Cameron Croy (Har) d. #5 Harner 3-1 (OT)
C3: #5 Harner md. #7 Zack Diekel 11-0
R16: #6 Abram Ayala d. Matt Idelson (Col) 8-3
QF: #6 Ayala d. #3 Daniel Mitchell (American) 4-3
R16: #7 Ray O'Donnell d. Kevin Innis (BU) 3-2
QF: #2 Joe Stolfi (Bucknell) p. #7 O'Donnell 3:19
C3: #7 O'Donnell d. Colynn Cook (Navy) 5-0


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Relationships among sexual harassment experiences, perceptions about harassment (definitions, seriousness ratings, commonness estimates), and attitudes (about both harassment and sex roles) were examined in order to investigate the role of ideology and consciousness in the reporting of sexual harass...
The present special issue of Psychomusicology: Music, Mind, and Brain entitled "Jazz Improvisation: Cognitive Perspectives" stems from a conference on "The Improvising Brain" held in 2013 at Georgia State University. The featured articles represent one of the first, if not the first, collec...
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Altered functioning of the glutamate system during critical periods of development is believed to play a role in various neurodevelopmental disorders, such as schizophrenia. Prepulse inhibition (PPI) of the acoustic startle response is deficient in people with schizophrenia. This study investigated ...
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A fragment of a pinky bone and a tooth twice the size of today's average molar are the only remnants of a species we now know lived at the same time and place as modern humansand interbred with them. They are a part of us we never knew existed. What did these "people" look like? And how do they fit into what we thought we knew about our biological development as a species?
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Label Conscious; more than getting the right label on the right box
Since everything in your supply chain has to be identified and carries a label packed with vital information about the product and its path, taking a closer look at your print and apply process could give your operation a competitive edge.
Higher levels of automation, applying multiple labels to a product, repositioning product on a conveyor, and combining print and apply steps are a just a few ways companies are moving product faster and reducing costs.
"The print and apply industry continues to evolve because the volumes have become too high to accomplish the tasks manually, and it's not efficient or cost effective for one or multiple workers to apply labels anymore," says Jim Thompson, president of Panther Industries (800-530-6018, http://www.print-n-apply.com). Automating these tasks reduces labor and human error, ensures higher levels of accuracy, and keeps the process running smoothly.
In print and apply, it's nearly impossible to separate hardware from software. The hardware is the vehicle that prints and applies the label, but the software provides the intelligence. The labeling process is a seamless relationship between the two and requires communication. So how can each component contribute to enhanced performance?
Levels of automation
In some respects, the print and apply market is dividing into two segments, says Wink Faulkner, president of Logopak (866-901-9343, http://www.logopakcorp.com). The first is the end user who wants to make a low capital investment and can tolerate some downtime in their operations. "These are companies that have relatively low levels of automation and have a technician on staff who knows and can maintain the machine," says Faulkner.
The second is the larger company that has made a significant investment in an automated order fulfillment system. That end user needs a more sophisticated, industrialized printer that can integrate with an automation control system. In that environment, the trend is to put more computing power and communications capabilities at the local level.
"We have a customer operating a highly automated parcel fulfillment line," says Faulkner. "The printer can query an order management system and download a database of orders that will be filled later in the day. When it's time to fill an order, the system can look up the order number and print the labels faster because the information is right there at the local level."
Speed vs. accuracy
One of the reasons print and apply technology is constantly pushed forward and driven to the next level is the need for increased throughput, says Mike Soloway, labeling systems product manager at Weber Marking (800-843-4242, http://www.webermarking.com).
Printing labels faster is a good thing, but how fast is too fast? Well, when you increase the speed, you introduce legibility issues. And, legibility is not negotiable. "We may be able to go faster, but speed may create problems. We have to ensure that a label is printed clearly and legibly so there aren't any problems down the line," Soloway says.
"Print and apply technology is limited by the print engine because there is a limit as to how fast you can go while maintaining the clear quality and legibility of a label," says Soloway. "Typically we try not to print faster than 8 inches per second, even though the equipment can actually go up to 16 inches per second."
If the print engine is limiting speed, how can you go faster? Many are looking at and adjusting other steps in the process, like how product is handled. For example, if product comes down a conveyor closer to the print-and-apply equipment, the reach of the label applicator can be shortened. And, shortening the reach can shave milliseconds off the application time. Milliseconds don't seem like much until you do the math, then the time and savings add up.
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O Heroes presented SHOW TIME, the inaugural student-athlete talent show at the McDonald Theatre in Eugene on Sunday, May 8th. Student-athletes from the teams performed live talents, skits or submitted video acts. Proceeds from the show will benefit O Heroes, a student run non-profit organization that allows student athletes to positively impact the community.
The Men and Women's Tennis teams collaborated for the event-winning act, 'The Midnight Hour,' which included full zombie costumes, and a mash-up of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' song and dance and newer hip hop songs mixed in as well. They were rewarded with 'the Golden Duck' by Puddles onstage at the end of the show.
The Men's Golf team took second place with a tongue-in-cheek video submission about their strenuous workout regimen that included, among other things, swimming in the Jaqua water feature. Other highlights included the Track & Field team's performance, 'Track's Got Talent', which ran like a show within the show and included 5 different acts: a hip hop dance, a magic trick, a lights-out glow stick dance, a rap by Michelle Williams and an a cappella solo by freshman sprinter English Gardner. All were crowd-pleasers.
SHOW TIME was the first-ever student athlete talent show at the University of Oregon and was hosted by student athletes Ashley Kivett from the Softball team and Boseko Lokombo of Football. The emcees poked fun at the athletic department, with Kivett coming onstage during one transition as head football coach Chip Kelly in Oregon gear, a white visor and headset talking about which team would have a 'fast hard finish' to 'win the day,' and later Lokombo mentioned it had been a great year for Oregon athletics; 2 National Championship teams (Acrobatics and Tumbling, and Women's Indoor Track & Field) and a National Championship contending football team, and to top it all off, the athletic department has the same Athletic Director it did at the start of the school year.
SHOW TIME featured two athletic department staff members, Leanne Brooks from compliance and Travis Halseth of athletic treatment as judges as well as former Duck football standout and now Baltimore Raven, Ed Dickson. The judges said it was a close call, but that clearly Tennis with their preparedness and coordination for 'Midnight Hour' was worthy of the 'Golden Duck'.
O Heroes brought special guests onstage during the show to talk about their experiences with the program, and the audience was brought to its feet when running back Kenjon Barner introduced a young man with cerebral palsy who participated in the 'Duckling' program, where youth overcoming trying circumstances get to have memorable experiences with Duck athletes. Jaymason, 10, told the audience what he said when he first met Coach Kelly; "Don't worry coach, I'm not the media." Later, former Duck and world record holder in the indoor heptathlon, Ashton Eaton, spoke from the heart about the importance of community service and how O Heroes is mutually beneficial to both the organizations it serves and the athletes who participate in service events.
The show was produced by Matt Geschke, the Director of O Heroes, who says that for the first year, it was a great success."It was successful for two reasons. First, because we raised money and awareness for the O Heroes program so that we can continue to make a positive impact in the community, and second was because it united the student athletes under the O Heroes mission."
Student athletes, aka O Heroes, have completed over 1500 volunteer hours so far this school year at over 50 events. For more information on the O Heroes program or upcoming events, please see our page on Goducks.com.
To get a little taste of SHOW TIME, see the Men's Golf video submission, a favorite from the evening.


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The web interface used for managing your printing is available at https://pserver.ucn.muni.cz.
Use your password for IS to log in and choose the middle link
You can manage all your printing tasks from this interface. Any task sent to a printer is shown here. Check the status of the tasks - they should be signed as Přijato [Accepted] or Znovu zařazeno [Listed again]. You may cancel any task by deleting it from the list. If there is a message saying there is not enough money on your account, you have two possibilities. You can put some money to your account at the money machine or you can delete some files to be printed to reduce the number of pages. UCC attendants won't be deleting any tasks for you.
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- Uživatel/skupina [User/Group] - information about user
- Datum od/ Datum do [From/ Till Date] - you can set time period in which all task sent to a printer will be displayed
- Filtr [Filter] - Tasks displaying standards
- Všechno [All] - all your tasks
- K vytištění [For printing] - filter which shows tasks sent for printing
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- Přijato [Accepted] - tasks which have not been printed yet
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- Stornováno [Cancelled] - tasks which have been cancelled
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- Nedostatek kreditu [Lack of credits] - all tasks send for printing cost more money than present on user's account
- Chyba serveru [Server failure] - error on server (not your fault)
- Chyba tiskárny [Printer failure] - error on printer - not caused by user
- Chyba spooleru [Spooler failure] - error in the web interface
- Narušení bezpečnosti [Security break]
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- Smazáno [Deleted] - file is deleted, couldn't be re-sent for printing
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- Uživatel/Skupina [User/Group] - user's name (who sent the task)
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RALEIGH, N.C. - The University of Idaho men's golf team tied for ninth at the Wolfpack Intercollegiate at North Carolina State University.
Aaron Cockerill led the Vandals with his 218 to tie for 18th. Also for Idaho, Rylee Iacolucci tied for 33rd at 222, Jared du Toit tied for 40th at 223, Scott Riley tied for 47th at 224, and Sean McMullen was 79th at 235.
The Vandals combined for an 887 over the 54-hole tournament. East Tennessee State won iwth an 843.


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We had a set of Yakima cross bars and needed to mount them to our Sienna van and they do the trick. Easy to install and seamless integration with the Yakima SKS key system. Haven't loaded the cargo carrier or ski rack up yet, but that will coming soon (so far so good anyway).
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I had use the Q towers in the past and compared to those these are easier to install and they are stronger. Obviously model design has a lot to do with it (some cars can use these and some cannot). I have these on my Suby right now and wow do I love these. They keep a nice low profile so they are sleek and they like I said are probably the simplest yakima product I have ever installed.
will these mount onto the factory mounted...
will these mount onto the factory mounted rails of my 2006 nissan frontier 4 door truck?


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Tiger Freshman Duo Picks Up Victories In New York City; Lions Earn Team Win
Scott Gibbons took over the team lead with his 19th win of the season, while Cole Lampman picked up his biggest career win at heavyweight for Princeton, which fell to 2-11, 0-4 in the Ivy League. Junior Ryan Callahan nearly made a major move at All-Ivy League honors, but he dropped a close match to one of the EIVA's top 174-pound wrestlers.
Gibbons took control early in his showdown with Drew Rebling, scoring an early takedown and adding three near-fall points to grab an early 5-0 lead. He added takedowns in both the second and third periods and never let Rebling escape in his 11-0 major decision.
That was the first celebratory moment for Princeton, which struggled in the lower weights and then ran into a ranked Columbia pair in the middleweights. Two decisions and a fall gave Columbia a 12-0 lead before sixth-ranked Steve Santos took on Princeton's Zach Bintliff at 149. The Tiger senior co-captain fought his opponent off for much of the first, but Santos was able to get a takedown to lead 2-0 into the second. He would extend the advantage to 5-1, though Bintliff would fight back with a late reversal. He couldn't make it any closer, and Santos left the mat with a 6-3 win.
Jake O'Hara, ranked 18th for Columbia, followed with a pin of Brandon Rolnick, which put Columbia ahead 21-0. After a Lion win at 165, the highlight match of the evening took place at 174. Callahan, coming off a sweep of Harvard and Brown last weekend, took on Columbia's 18-win standout Stephen West.
Callahan opened the scoring with a takedown in the first period, but West ended the period with a 3-2 lead after an escape and takedown. He added a reversal to open the second, though Callahan scored an escape and trailed 5-3 going into the third. Callahan added an escape in the third, then scored a takedown near the edge of the mat to open a 5-4 lead.
Unfortunately, it wouldn't hold up. West scored a reversal and added a penalty point to escape with an 8-6 win. Still, the effort by Callahan showed he could be a dark horse in next month's EIWA Championships.
Gibbons finally got Princeton on the board at 184, and junior co-captain Dan Santoro lost a tight 8-6 match at 197. Lampman took the mat at the end of the evening, looking to ignite a late-season run of his own. After a scoreless first period, Lampman opened the second with an escape and scored a takedown to lead 3-0. Columbia's Chris Manna scored a pair of escapes, but Lampman never allowed a takedown and picked up his fifth career victory 3-2.
Princeton will conclude its Ivy League season Saturday at 1 pm when it takes on Penn at the Palestra. The Tigers will host Senior Day at Dillon Gym on Sunday, Feb. 24, when they take on Boston University in the regular season finale.
The EIWA Championships will take place March 8-9 at Rutgers University.
125 – Penn Gottfried (C) d. Max Rogers 11-5
133 – Matt Bystol (C) p. Andrew Hirai 0:29
141 – Alec Mooradian (C) d. Kevin Moylan 4-0
149 – #6 Steve Santos (C) d. Zach Bintliff 6-3
157 – #18 Jake O'Hara (C) p. Brandon Rolnick 2:44
165 – Josh Houldsworth (C) d. Judd Ziegler 7-3
174 – Stephen West (C) d. Ryan Callahan 8-6
184 – Scott Gibbons (P) md. Drew Rebling 11-0
197 – Nick Mills (C) d. Dan Santoro 8-6
285 – Cole Lampman (P) d. Chris Manna 3-2


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Tigers Clinch At Least A Share Of 10th Ivy Title With 59-23 Win Over Yale
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For the Class of 2013, the long, often-times painful journey through four years of Princeton Football ended with the ultimate Senior Day celebration. The Tigers clinched at least a share of the program's 10th Ivy title and broke the Ivy League scoring record in a 59-23 home win over Yale Saturday at Powers Field.
Princeton posted its first eight-game winning streak since the 1995 season and assured itself no worse than a share of its first Ivy League title since 2006 with its most points since a 60-7 victory over Lafayette during Dick Kazmaier's 1951 Heisman Trophy season. The Tigers can earn their first outright title and become the first Princeton team to go 7-0 in Ivy League play since 1964 with a win next Saturday at Dartmouth.
The win also clinched the 26th "Big Three" title in program history; per University tradition, Princeton will celebrate the sweep of Harvard and Yale with a bonfire Sunday night on Cannon Green. Time and other details will be made available this week.
Princeton, a team that has stressed focus and resolve all season, will begin preparations for the Dartmouth game Sunday. On Saturday, there was cause for a championship celebration, as Princeton made the move from back-to-back 1-9 seasons (2010, 2011) to the top of the Ivy League mountain in two short seasons.
With its 59 points Saturday, Princeton set the Ivy League scoring record with 413 points, despite having one game remaining; the previous record was 394, set by Harvard in 2012.
Junior quarterback Quinn Epperly, a five-time Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week and member of the Walter Payton Award Watch List, completed 24 of 40 passes for 221 yards and three touchdowns, and he rushed 10 times for 54 yards and another score. He is now within two rushing touchdowns of Keith Elias' single-season touchdown mark of 19, and he is within two passing touchdowns of Doug Butler's single-season mark of 25.
He wasn't the only offensive star of the game for Princeton. Sophomore Dré Nelson ran the ball five times for 77 yards and two scores, including a dramatic 42-yard touchdown run to open an early 7-6 lead for Princeton. Nelson took a sweep, avoided a tackle for loss and sprinted away from the Yale defense for a 42-yard score.
Senior Roman Wilson caught nine passes for 115 yards and a touchdown, and he moved one score behind Phil Wendler on the career touchdown reception list with his 14th score. Both Connor Kelley and DiAndre Atwater added touchdown receptions in the win.
Defensively, Princeton got standout games from both young and old. Freshman Dorian Williams, a former Ivy League Rookie of the Week, recorded a career-high 12 tackles in the win, while senior Phillip Bhaya had nine tackles and returned an interception 34 yards for his second career touchdown. That score, which came 41 seconds after Epperly's four-yard touchdown run, helped turn a 31-16 halftime edge into a 45-16 lead with 11:26 left in the third quarter.
Both Garrit Leicht and Matt Landry had seven tackles apiece, while Greg Sotereanos, Elijah Mitchell and Mike Zeuli each had a sack. John Hill broke up a pair of passes to stay among the Ivy's best in passes defensed, while Zeuli added three quarterback hurries.
And then there was special teams, which had arguably its best performance of the season when it mattered most. The most dramatic play came from Jakobi Johnson, who grabbed an onside kick and sprinted untouched for a 46-yard touchdown during a wild first quarter. Max Lescano's 24-yard kickoff return just before halftime set up a 21-yard field goal by Nolan Bieck, and Tyler Roth averaged 41.2 yards on five punts.
Yes, this was a total team performance, and it was worthy of the championship that accompanies it.
As decisive as the final score was, there were moments of concern early. Yale turned a near sack into a 6-0 lead when Logan Scott found Chandler Rich, who turned a screen pass into a 48-yard touchdown. Yale, taking a page from its opponent's playbook this season, went for a two-point conversion, but the run was stopped and the lead was only six points.
And it lasted all of 92 seconds. Princeton marched 58 yards on five plays, with the final 42 coming from Nelson. A sprint standout on the track & field team, Nelson avoided potential disaster in the backfield, cut past another defender and went the rest of the way for the go-ahead score.
Kelley made it 14-6 Princeton when he shrugged off a defensive pass interference in the end zone and still caught a 23-yard strike from Epperly, the nation's leader in points responsible for per game. Yale cut it the deficit to one with a 13-yard touchdown pass, and then it hoped some trickery would earn it another possession. An onsides kick took a perfect bounce to Johnson, who split two defenders and was never threatened on his way to a 46-yard touchdown.
By the time Epperly hit Atwater for a 12-yard touchdown pass early in the second quarter, Princeton built a lead that would never fall below double-digits.
Princeton will now try to earn sole possession of the 2013 Ivy League title and end a three-game losing streak against Dartmouth when it heads to Hanover next Saturday for a 1:30 showdown against the Big Green. The game will be streamed live on the Ivy League Digital Network.


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The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and the Department of Health and Social Services' Division of Public Health updated the fish consumption advisory today for fish caught in the tidal Delaware River.
The updated advisory is a result of analysis of chemical contaminants in fish caught in the tidal Delaware River and elsewhere throughout the state. For the general adult population, the current advice has been changed from "eat no finfish caught in the tidal Delaware River north of the C&D Canal" to "eat no more than one eight ounce meal of finfish per year," while retaining the "do not eat" advice for women of childbearing age and young children.
"This updated advisory in the tidal Delaware River is a very positive sign that water quality is improving and that our efforts, especially during the past few years, are working," said DNREC Secretary Collin O'Mara.
People who choose to eat species under advisories can take steps to reduce exposure. Contaminants tend to concentrate in the fatty tissue, so proper cleaning and cooking techniques can significantly reduce levels of PCBs, dioxins, chlorinated pesticides and other organic chemicals. Larger fish of a given species will likely have higher concentrations. To reduce your risks of ingesting these chemical contaminants:
- Remove all skin
- Slice off fat belly meat along the bottom of the fish
- Cut away any fat above the fish's backbone
- Cut away the V-shaped wedge of fat along the lateral line on each side of the fish
- Bake or broil trimmed fish on a rack or grill so some of the remaining fat drips away
- Discard any drippings. Do not eat drippings or use them for cooking other foods.
For more information: fw.delaware.gov/Fisheries/Pages/Advisories.aspx.
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John Carl Rudnay
Position: C
Height: 6-3 Weight: 240 lbs.
Born: November 20, 1947 in Cleveland, OH
High School: Kenston
College: Northwestern (school history)
Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 4th round (101st overall) of the 1969 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 61 (892nd overall since 1950)
4-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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Salmon Gyoza with Ginger and Red Pepper Sauces Serves 4-6
4 Tbsp. vegetable oil 24 pot sticker skins
12 oz. boneless, skinless salmon filet, chopped very fine 8 stems of nira, (Chinese garlic-chives), finely chopped 3 tsp. finely diced ginger ¼ tsp. sea salt ¼ tsp. black pepper
Stir the filling ingredients until blended. Refrigerate mixture until well chilled. Place a gyoza skin on the palm of your hand. Scoop ½ oz. salmon mixture onto the center of the skin, leaving ¼ inch of the edge clean. Dip a finger of your other hand into cold water and rub it along the outer edge of half of the circle. Fold the circle in half, pressing the edges to seal. Pinch the outer seam to create a ruffled edge. Place on a cookie sheet covered with parchment paper. Repeat. Place in freezer for at least 1 hour or until ready to use.
Ginger Sauce
½ cup soy sauce ½ cup rice vinegar ¼ cup ponzu vinegar ¼ cup sugar ½ tsp. sesame oil ½ tsp. grated ginger ¼ tsp. grated garlic Whisk all ingredients together in a small bowl and set aside. Refrigerate sauce up to 1 week.
Red Pepper Sauce
4 roasted red peppers, peeled, seeded, and chopped ¼ cup fish stock, heated to a boil and then cooled 1 tsp. lemon juice 1 tsp. olive oil
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Consumer Groups Protest NAS Panel Weighing Cell Phone Research Agenda
Two out of seven provisional appointees to a National Academies of Science panel studying the health effects of cell phone use have ties to firms or trade groups that make electromagnetic radiation-emitting devices. The study, which was requested by the Food and Drug Administration but funded by the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association (CTIA), an industry trade group, will identify further research needs in the field. In a protest letter filed Friday, the Center for Science in the Public Interest pointed out that not only do two of the proposed scientists have ties to industry, but no nominee has the expertise needed to identify the possible health effects of chronic exposure to electromagnetic radiation. "The NAS must not appoint the two conflicted nominees and add experts on human health effects," the letter stated.
Five of the seven tentative appointees are physicists and engineers, including Dr. Bernard Veyret, who is on the consulting board of a French mobile phone provider, has contracts with other providers, and has received research funding from Electricite de France, the operator of the French electricity grid. The sole member with a background in epidemiology—Dr. Leeka I. Kheifets—has been employed for much of the past 20 years with the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)—the research arm of the electric power industry—and has received research funding from the industry. The need for health effects research is indicated by recent human studies suggesting an elevated risk of brain tumors and sterility from persistent exposure to electromagnetic radiation.
Funding Source Predicts Statin Trial Results, Study Says
When head-to-head comparison trials of cholesterol-lowering statin drugs are funded by industry, they are much more likely to favor the drug made by the trial's sponsor, a new study in PLoS Medicine showed. Lisa Bero and colleagues at the University of California, San Francisco reviewed 192 studies comparing the six most commonly-prescribed statins. They found the researchers were 20 times more likely to favor the trial sponsor's drug than similar trials that were not funded by industry. "The industry-funded drug-to-drug comparisons are very important to monitor because clinical decisions are made based on these studies," she said. According to the analysis, results favoring industry correlated with inadequate sample sizes and inadequate blinding techniques. Bero suggested another explanation for the results may be that some companies bury studies that turn up negative results for their products.
Did FDA, Glaxo Try to Silence Critics?
After a Food and Drug Administration scientist pushed for an early safety warning on the diabetes drug Avandia, she was taken off the project, the New York Times reported. Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) has launched an investigation into the FDA's alleged effort to squelch Rosemary Johann-Liann's concern that Avandia increased cardiovascular risk in diabetes patients. Meanwhile, John B. Buse, the next head of the American Diabetes Association, told the House Government Reform committee last week that GlaxoSmithKline, Avandia's maker, threatened to hold him personally liable for the company's sharp stock price drop when he first raised concerns in 1999 about Avandia's potential to cause heart attacks. Most newspaper accounts of Buse's charge, including this one in the Washington Post, failed to note that Buse in recent years has received funding from numerous pharmaceutical companies that compete with Glaxo.
EPA Officials Fly Free on Industry Nickel
A new study from the Center for Public Integrity found that Environmental Protection Agency officials took more than $12 million from special interest groups for travel expenses between October 1997 and March 2006. About 15 percent of the money came from groups that lobby the federal government. While non-profit groups and universities were responsible for most of the payments, EPA travel funders also included the American Chemical Foundation, which spent $50,000 on at least 50 trips, and the American Petroleum Foundation, which spent $14,500 on EPA travel.
Odds and Ends
The Minnesota Star-Tribune has called on the Food and Drug Administration to begin tracking all drug company payments to physicians who enroll their patients in industry-funded clinical trials . . . Kentucky cardiologist James Holsinger, the Bush Administration's nominee for Surgeon General, is under fire from gay rights groups for his anti-homosexual statements in early 1990s and more recent efforts to expel a lesbian pastor from the United Methodist Church.
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It was a bitter cold evening that night, more so than any other. I'd just started spending some time with my family when I had to leave. I didn't want to, but I knew in my heart I needed to. You see, it was still Thanksgiving, and sometimes we have to sacrifice that which we love most in order to save others... to save America. I got in my car around 7pm and drove to the meet-up at the apartment. Inside was none other than Gold Pouzou, my wingman for the night. We sat down, went over our battle strategy, and got set for the trials ahead of us. However, before we set foot outside the apartment, we knew it was already beginning. Gold Pouzou's car was smashed, the apartment block wrecked, and thousands of flaming plastic bags drifted in the wind like the dying embers of a once-beloved holiday. We had to save it.
Getting in my car, we drove towards our first stronghold; the rich white people mall. We passed the charred remains of a Walmart, one of many that had fallen to the crowds weeks earlier. In their vain attempts to stem the flow of the Cadillacs and Chryslers this year they opened their doors weeks ahead of time, only to be gutted and their staff trampled down by the lust for $98 32 TVs. We would not allow this to happen again. Arriving outside the still dark mall, Gold Pouzou and myself took a defensive position in the parking lot, the shops closed behind us. We grabbed our equipment, sandbagged the entrance, and waited.
A few minutes passed, the cold gradually sapping our stone resolve. As time passed other enlightened men and women joined the barricade, each of us laying down our lives for the cause. Our breathe hung in the air as frost already began to clasp itself to our sedan. My finger lay on the trigger of my Carcano carbine, staring blankly into the darkness before us. It seemed every year it was beginning earlier and earlier, but this time it crossed a line. This time, it was Thanksgiving. Slowly, without fanfare, it began. The gradual trundle, the low moaning growls, the hungry look in their eyes. The creatures were coming, but they were not the ravenous hordes we faced in the Walmart and Best Buy years before. They were rich white people.
Gold Pouzou fired the first shot, beginning an symphony of gunfire echoing off the walls of the mall as the volunteer patriot assembly around us began to open fire. I assisted in the sustained fire, my bolt action plucking their Hollister-clad bodies to the ground, but like the hydra of legend, for every one we felled, two took its place. Soon there were hundreds where dozens once stood, moaning and whining and making fun of one another in stupid voices in small groups of 3 to 6. Each one reeked of fabric softener and bad cologne. The bodies piled but as the hours waned our ammo slowly ran dry. Soon we lost the Macy's entrance, the barricade destroyed by a stray Lexus running the gate. Forced to fight on two fronts, Gold Pouzou turned to me with desperation in his eyes.
What are we gonna do, Jack? he asked.
I glanced at him, then I looked at the horde. The monsters were clambering over the wall before us, their gaudy watches and fake-vintage clothing catching on the barbed wire. Affix bayonets, I replied.
We attached our bayonets and charged the creatures, stabbing them as they crossed the wall. The bodies fell at our feet, but there was no blood. Rich white people didn't bleed. Eventually though we were overcome on our flanks, with all entrances but our own having given in to the onslaught. Gold Pouzou pulled his sidearm and fired at the rich white people behind us.
It's too late, Radical, they've taken the Barnes and Noble! he said.
We have to move! I responded.
Together we made a break for the car, jumping in and plowing through the horde to make our escape. Although we were driven off, we'd succeeded where others failed. It was just a few minutes past 12am, we'd managed to hold them off, to save just one small portion of Thanksgiving. Now it was time to take what was ours, and on familiar turf. We made our way down the road to the second mall, the normal people's mall. We thought maybe, just maybe, having brought the fight to them, they'd double back and we'd have easy pickings of the loot. We were wrong.
As we arrived the scene was dismal. Poor souls impaled on road bollards gave way to a writing mass of people struggling to go in and out of the food court entrance. Employees were shackled to their stations and forced to beat back the inhuman creatures with plastic food trays. It was terrifying. Neither I nor Gold Pouzou felt confident in our ability to acquire the goods we sought, but we had to try. Twas the season. Being a bit clever, we ducked out to the back entrance by the J.C. Penny's, parked, and went inside. This wasn't a run and gun trip, it required stealth and cunning, ducking from store to store, carefully observing the stock of wares in each electronics section for what my companion longed for. I managed to find my first purchase of the season, a delicious sausage from a mall island. But alas, the Gamestop had gone out of business long ago, and the Sears electronics section was picked clean. Neither Radioshack nor Best Buy Mobile had our electronic gizmos.
Carefully we made our way to the door, but as we stepped out, we were spotted. Hundreds of creatures ran at us, their grasping hands desperate for my delicious holiday snack item. We bolted straight for the car, jumped in, and floored in across the street. Gold Pouzou fired out the window as I weaved through minivans and SUVs, the occasional zombified shopper bouncing off the hood and into the horde behind us.
BEST BUY! I shouted to Gold Pouzou.
CRASH IT! he said.
I plowed through the glass doors and into the middle of the store. Most of the horde was distracted by the glitz and glam of the marvelous electronics on display, but now we had a new problem to contend with; the Best Buy employees. Well trained and seasoned veterans, the employees immediately opened fire upon our car, peppering us with MP-40 rounds, sales flyers, and questions about how many Xbox Ones we wanted to buy. I got out my rifle and began to return fire, covering Gold Pouzou as he made a break for the Apple section. Mortar fire exploded around him as he ducked beneath the iPad display, then grabbed a nearby employee. Sticking his knife to her throat, he yelled, DO YOU HAVE ANY SALES ON IPADS!?
NO! she replied, kneeing him in the gut and pushing him off, BUT WE HAVE AN OPEN BOX MODEL THAT'S $100 OFF!
Gold Pouzou swung his knife, cutting her arm, WHAT'S WRONG WITH IT!?
She crawled back, emerging from under the table. Pulling and firing her Luger in one swift motion she answered, NOTHING, THE CUSTOMER JUST DIDN'T LIKE THE COLOR!
Gold Pouzou was hit in the leg, but managed to dig into his pocket for his debit card, I'LL TAKE IT THEN!
The exchange was fast, within seconds he was the owner of a much-discounted iPad Air and not a moment too soon. When he returned to me he found me bayonetting everything in sight, almost overrun by the sinister employees. Gold Pouzou opened up his new gadget, launched the iSubjugate app, and blinded the fiends with its unnaturally white light. It bought us just enough time to burn rubber out of there and back onto the road. On the way out I even managed to snag a copy of Far Cry 3 off the corpse of some poor shopper who's head was crushed by a falling 70 TV. I turned to Gold Pouzou who was smiling with his latest conquest as we headed back to his apartment. It was 4am, and day of glory.


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Downtown Delaware, a program of the Delaware Economic Development Office, has developed the Rural Business Accelerator, an innovative "train the trainer" program to strengthen existing businesses in downtowns in rural Delaware.
Downtown Milford, Inc. has been chosen by Downtown Delaware to pilot the RBA. Based on the results of a recent downtown Milford merchant survey, the program launched a series of training sessions that provide businesses with the necessary skills they need to grow and thrive.
The first training was held on Feb. 26 and focused on helping businesses identify their target market and its needs. The next training is scheduled for March 27 and will help businesses strengthen their Value Proposition – how well they can serve the needs of the target market. This training will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the Milford Public Library. The training will provide businesses with a basic foundation for learning and applying a critical business skill. From this training, businesses can schedule one-on-one meetings with business specialists from the RBA program.
The RBA Mentors will assess the strengths of local businesses, while targeting areas of opportunity in the following key areas, all toward a goal of strengthening local businesses and enhancing profitability:
Management team
Revenue and profit
Target market operations
Value proposition to the customer secession planning
Marketing efforts
All local businesses are welcome to attend the Value Proposition training session. Preregistration is required. Contact Lee Nelson, executive director of Downtown Milford Inc., at email@example.com.
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Women's Resource Center and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program invite the UH community to donate needed items to the Houston Area Women's Center. HAWC provides safe haven for women and their children who are escaping abuse and continually need supplies for families.
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Jennifer is a children's librarian at the Novato Library.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
Today we had a bit of a fashion faux pas here at the Novato Library - two of us were wearing hot pink tights! Pink tights? Librarians? Are you someone who thought librarians wore cardigans, buns, and itchy wool skirts 24 hours a day? To the contrary, many librarians today are quite fashionable. There's even a popular tumblr blog called "Librarian Wardrobe" that highlights the range of styles librarians choose, from animal print dresses to pink scarves to Army fatigues!
Since we like to do our research, I thought I'd share some of my favorite fashion books. Who knows, maybe you can start the next revolution in your profession. Stylish veterinarians, anyone?
These first three books are good, all around style books that can show you some new twists on basics and help you create a versatile basic wardrobe.
How to Have Style by Isaac Mizrahi
The Lucky Guide to Mastering Any Style by Kim France and Andrea Linnet
Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste, & Style by Tim Gunn
The next three books are more about defining your own style, whether it's a workplace style or outfits spotted in major cities, like in The Sartorialist.
The Thoughtful Dresser: The Art of Adornment, The Pleasures of Shopping, and Why Clothes Matter by Linda Grant
I Love Your Style: How to Define and Refine Your Personal Style by Amanda Brooks
The Sartorialist by Scott Shuman
Teens can get in on the action, too. This Seventeen guide is a good introduction to style, and the novel has time travel, fashion, and the Titanic - a hard to beat combo if you ask me.
Seventeen Ultimate Guide to Style: How to Find Your Perfect Look by Ann Shoket & The Editors of Seventeen
The Time-Traveling Fashionista: A Novel by Bianca Turetsky
We can't forget the littlest Fashionistas! Fashion Kitty is a cute graphic novel series about a fashion superhero, and Different Like Coco is a fun celebration of personal style and Coco Chanel.
Fashion Kitty by Charise Mericle Harper
Different Like Coco by Elizabeth Matthews
And my own personal fashion tips?
Happy dressing, everyone!


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After returning from Girl Scout summer camp last year, Sharon and Samantha Gonzalez stood in front of their troop and in Spanish described hiking, campfire cooking and starry nights.
Then they repeated their experience in English.
The sisters were among the eight girls from a bilingual troop in Santa Ana who attended camp with the Girl Scout Council of Orange County for the first time in the troop's seven-year history. Their stories sounded so fun that 24 girls from the troop, including the sisters, attended this summer.
The Gonzalez girls received scholarships from the Register Campership Fund, which raises money to give local youth the experience of independence and the outdoors.
"Thanks to people who donated, low-income children get to enjoy summer, their vacation," said their father, Jesus Gonzalez, who works two jobs and volunteers with the troop. "I'm very thankful for people's response to the program."
Sharon, 15, who attends Beckman High in Irvine, said she had never been very interested in going because she thought it would be similar to the science and math camps she normally attended.
"It was not the same," she said. "Instead of carrying a book and a pen in your backpack you have a beach towel and a bathing suit. It was so much more fun."
The girls made friends from all over the state.
"I had no time to be thinking about my family," said Samantha, 14. "By the time we had to go home, I really didn't want to."
While the experiences of Girl Scout camp and cookie sales are universal, the Gonzalez sisters' troop is unique for cultural and economic reasons.
For instance, when the troop planned to decorate T-shirts as an activity, Sharon knew some girls wouldn't have a shirt to spare so she found extra shirts she'd outgrown.
Samantha has been tutoring a first-grader from the troop whose Spanish-speaking parents can't help her with homework.
The teens' parents, both immigrants from Mexico, had never heard of the Girl Scouts until a troop started up in 2005 in a community center across the street from their Santa Ana apartment complex. The girls were in fourth and second grades at the time.
"We were really closed in," Sharon said. "We decided a club for girls could be a good place to start."
Their mom, Maria, attended all the meetings and soon became the troop leader.
The family has fully embraced scouting activities, including the annual cookie sale. While the sisters have outgrown door-to-door sales, they set up outside stores or sell to friends.
"I sell a lot through school because in high school there aren't many Girl Scouts and a lot of kids have part-time jobs so they have money to buy them," Sharon said. "Sometimes they text me: 'Can you bring me some Thin Mints tomorrow?'"
In July, when Sharon and Samantha returned from their second time at camp, their mom held signs welcoming them home – in both English and Spanish.
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Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 8 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by kimfromaustin Beautiful and Simple I would not have ever considered buying these or think to hang them in my bedroom window if it were not for the reviewers' comments. These are a perfect compliment to my green walls and purple sheer curtains. They add that little extra to my bedroom and I cannot wait to wake up tomorrow morning with with these beautiful capiz shells capturing the morning sun's light. March 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by SS Beautiful exotic window treatment I saw these online much prior to purchasing them and was so disappointed to learn they were sold out. Fortunately, after waiting a few months they came back in stock and I ordered two for my double sized bedroom windows. The curtains are beautiful but you should keep in mind the colors pictured of the shells are a bit inaccurate; mine are true shades of teal, soft lime, and pearl white. I was hoping there would be more of a turquoise color to it but I will now use these colors as accents. I am using the beaded/shell curtain as sheers for my windows with curtain panels draping along side. They are a treat to the eyes and everyone always mentions how beautiful they are. I am so happy with my purchase! May 29, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by yay! love it !!!! it adds color to my room, and shines in the light which brightens up my room :) June 29, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5 by Josie Absolutely beautiful! I bought 4 of these to use over windows. Now, I want 3 more, but they're currently out of stock. I was very impressed by how carefully they were packaged and how easy they were to install. June 29, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5 by patticakes so very zen.............. BEAUTIFUL!!!! [...] It provides a great mellowness in my home office - especially with a gentle breeze :) April 10, 2009
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lynnette not the colors I thought, but still like Item WONT ship to Hawaii,(invoice says seashells)(World Market wont refund your shipping when it gets kicked back)so ship item to a friend & have them sent it to you. The picture looks like multi shades of Blues & greens however they are 1 shade of blue & 1 shade of green. Not what I expected but I still like it. Made an interesting canopy over my bed & behind my headboard. November 18, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Linniemac Had fun with it..... I cut it and used it in a Frosted bathroom window that I just wanted to put something on it and I had seen this hanging in an office. The Capiz shells that I cut off, I put into a bowl for decoration.. March 14, 2009
Rated 4 out of 5 by tinkerbell just what i wanted had to overlap them on my double wide window. June 13, 2008
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A 42-year-old Milford-area man was charged last week with soliciting sex from a minor after he allegedly propositioned a 17-year-girl via texts messages.
The Delaware Attorney General's Office announced today that Theodore M. Campbell, a resident of the 100 block of North Landing Drive, was arrested by the Delaware Child Predator Task Force on Sept. 17.
Campbell's arrested was the result of a police investigation that began when the teenage girl and her mother contacted authorities to report the illicit text messages, according to Delaware Department of Justice spokesman Jason Miller.
Investigators determined that Campbell and the girl knew each other and had exchanged text messages.
During that exchange, Campbell sent the teen a text in which solicited a sex act and later sent her an image of male genitalia, Miller said.
Campbell is charged with one count of sexual solicitation of a child under 18 to engage in a prohibited sex act.
Following is arraignment, Campbell was released on a $7,500 unsecured bail.
He also was ordered to have no contact with the victim or her family and was prohibited from using the Internet, Miller said.
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Posada Amazonas: Managed by Rainforest Expeditions, Owned by a Local Community
Posada Amazonas is one of the premier eco-lodges in the Tambopata region. The lodge has won a number of awards, surveys have indicated the majority of guests are very satisfied with their stay, and it offers a number of activities that can be enjoyed by the entire family. But that's not the only reason why Posada Amazonas stands out from other ecotourism ventures. This lodge isn't actually owned by Rainforest Expeditions. Although it is managed by Rainforest Expeditions, Posada Amazonas is actually owned by a local community who live near the lodge.
The need for a new lodge
The beginnings of Posada Amazonas can't really be discussed without mentioning another eco-lodge situated much further up the Tambopata River and the company that owns it. This lodge, the Tambopata Research Center (or TRC), was founded during the early 90s by Eduardo Nycander and Kurt Holle. Assistants of a macaw project carried out in the forests surrounding TRC, they also began an ecotourism venture called "Rainforest Expeditions" around the same time.
They hoped to offer a fantastic Amazonian wildlife experience for guests and a place where scientists could carry out research in one of the most remote parts of the Amazon rainforest. As word got out about the spectacular macaw clay lick and top-notch wildlife sightings at TRC, the number of guests steadily increased. Nevertheless, the same thing that made this lodge unique also presented one of the main challenges in visiting. Situated far removed from any road, TRC was only accessible by a 7 to 8 hour boat ride from Puerto Maldonado. Although a number of wildlife sightings were associated with the trip, it was nevertheless a lengthy ride that took up most of a day.
The company realized that some way to break up the trip was needed and what better way to do this than with a lodge built somewhere en-route?
Location in the rainforest
In scouting out possible locations for a lodge, the owners of Rainforest Expeditions realized that the best spot was on land used by a local community as a hunting reserve. Heavily forested, lacking settlements, and protected by a local community on the Tambopata River, the site would also take 2 to 3 hours off the boat ride to TRC. In being located on high, terra firme forest, the lodge would also be protected from annual flooding that occurred in lower-lying areas closer to the river.
The big question was whether or not the local community of "Infierno" would be interested in selling their land or hosting an eco-lodge on it.
An agreement is reached
As luck would have it, many of the people from the community were very much interested in becoming more involved with ecotourism. Living near the river, they were witness to an increasing number of boats that carried tourists to and from TRC and other lodges in the area. With few economic opportunities available other than small scale farming, panning for gold, or illegal logging, an eco-lodge appeared to be an ideal and sound means of increasing income and improving the infrastructure of their community. In addition, several of the employees at TRC were from the community and had personally seen how ecotourism was a viable option for the area.
Rainforest Expeditions began discussing the possibility of a lodge with community leaders and after months of talks and negotiations, signed a contract to work together in 1996.
This contract stipulated that:
Financing for construction and set-up of the lodge was obtained from the Peru-Canada fund. $260,000 was lent to Rainforest Expeditions as a three year loan and this was paid off within that time frame. As part of the loan agreement, Rainforest Expeditions provided administrative and marketing infrastructure while the local community provided much of the labor and land for the lodge. Contracts funded by the loan for woodwork and harvesting of materials such as cane, palm leaves, and clay were also awarded to members of the community.
Posada Amazonas opened in 1998 and has become a success from the start as tourism increased in the Tambopata region.
The control committee
On the community-based side of the decision making process, ten members from the community are elected every two years to be part of a committee that is in charge of helping to monitor, evaluate, and audit contract requirements. They also help to define business strategies and communicating information to the rest of the community.
Work continues with the community
As part of the original contract, the community of Infierno has continued to work with Rainforest Expeditions as their sole tourism operator. At the end of twenty years, the community has the opportunity to renew the contract with Rainforest Expeditions, choose another partner, or manage the lodge on their own.
Benefits to the local community
Community members have benefited in a number of ways from working with Rainforest Expeditions. These include:
To learn more about this award winning lodge in the Peruvian Amazon, visit perunature.com or contact Rainforest Expeditions today.
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This week, Gilles Peterson Worldwide features North London DJ and producer Rockwell. In classic GPWW style, Gilles also brings it with a wide ranging mix of music from around the world, including the up-and-coming jazz singer Gregory Porter who we've been going on about, Anito O Day, P.E. Hewitt Jazz Ensemble, and a dub remix of a Michael Jackson's "La La Means I Love You." The later part of the show features a mix by Rockwell, including some of his originals and some remixes. This might be the first GPWW show ever to feature a Cash Money Record (but it's a Rockwell remix of course).
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Kane cancels N.O. show
The Candye Kane show scheduled for Thursday at Chickie Wah Wah in New Orleans has been canceled. The singer, who's been battling pancreatic cancer since 2008 even as she continues performing and touring, flew home to San Diego for treatment after being hospitalized in Austin, Chickie Wah Wah reported. … Continue reading →


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Message from the Dean
Welcome to American University Washington College of Law. As you explore our website, you'll discover that this is more than a leading law school; it's an environment of opportunity, and a uniquely collaborative place where students, faculty, and alumni champion what matters in all areas of the law. Since its founding more than 100 years ago, this has been a school that passionately pursues the values of dignity, diversity, and equal rights for all. Our students go through rigorous classroom training and intense practical experience that prepare them for challenges of real-world practice and provide a wealth of opportunities within the Washington, D.C. legal community and across the globe.
Our goal each year is to keep building on our achievements while remaining focused on our commitment to engage the community, the nation, and the world through outstanding legal education. Future generations of lawyers will benefit from externships with governmental and nongovernmental institutions around the world, as well as our renowned programs in clinical education, international law, intellectual property, trial advocacy, human rights, law and government, business law, and environmental law. Eleven journals and publications hone students' writing, research, and analytical skills. Courses are taught by exceptional faculty who understand and have practiced in the complex legal world. Students learn from an accessible faculty that is committed to their success, and engage with one of the most diverse and proactive student bodies in the nation. This diverse community is further enriched by lawyers from around the world who come to study in our SJD programs and LL.M. programs in international legal studies, law and government, and advocacy.
American University Washington College of Law is also committed to the success of its graduates and, as part of our mission, we continue to support our graduates as they enter the legal profession by engaging our alumni in the life of our institution through specialized programs, conferences, and Continuing Legal Education events.
So, what is it that you want to do here? Whether the answer is "take a class" or "change the world," we are eager to support you in any way that we can. I invite you to visit American University Washington College of Law to learn more and witness the energy and excitement throughout our campus. We look forward to welcoming you to our community.
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Do the sight of hills make your heart rate spike? You're probably getting nervous over nothing: On average, people overestimate the steepness of hills by nearly 20 percent, according to a study published in Psychological Science. Researchers used to think that fatigue or perceived danger influenced estimates. However, in this study participants thought the inclines looked larger regardless of whether they were judging stairs or escalators, which take no effort to climb or descend. Researchers believe the angle of your gaze may bias your perspective. The next time you're staring down a scary slope, remember: It's not nearly as bad as it looks. For tips on how to become a better hill runner, click here.
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BDP has won the masterplan competition for the New Hospital and New Psychiatry Bispebjerg in the northern part of Copenhagen, Denmark. The winning project divides the site into four quarters with a green park in the centre and allows space for the beautiful, heritage-listed pavilions and green gardens.
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Week of April 8
Published: Monday, April 8, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 11:16 p.m.
The following is a list of local sporting events for the week of April 8:
Tuesday, April 9
Davie County at North Davidson
East Davidson at Central Davidson
Salisbury at Lexington
Thomasville at West Davidson
Westchester at Burlington Christian
Wednesday, April 10
South Davidson at Central Davidson
North Davidson at Watauga
Thursday, April 11
South Davidson at Central Davidson
Fayetteville Street at Sheets
Carolina Friends at Westchester
Friday, April 12
Central Davidson at East Davidson
Lexington at Salisbury
West Davidson at Thomasville
North Davidson at Davie County
Southern Guilford at Ledford
East Montgomery at South Davidson
Sheets at White Plains
Westchester at T.C. Roberson
Saturday, April 13
Westchester at Asheville Christian
Monday, April 8
East Davidson at Southern Guilford
Albemarle at South Davidson
Tuesday, April 9
West Davidson at Central Davidson
Salisbury at East Davidson
Lexington at Thomasville
North Davidson at West Forsyth
Asheboro at Ledford
Union Grove at Calvary
Wednesday, April 10
Southeast Guilford at Central Davidson
Bandys at North Davidson
South Davidson at Albemarle
Thursday, April 11
Trinity at West Davidson
Friday, April 12
Thomasville at Central Davidson
Lexington at East Davidson
Salisbury at West Davidson
North Davidson at Reagan
South Davidson at East Montgomery
Saturday, April 13
Central Davidson vs. North Iredell (Alexander Central HS)
Monday, April 8
Lexington at Central Davidson
West Davidson at East Davidson
Salisbury at Thomasville
Ledford at Southwestern Randolph
South Davidson at North Moore
Salem at Westchester
Tuesday, April 9
North Davidson at West Forsyth
Wednesday, April 10
Central Davidson at West Davidson
East Davidson at Salisbury
Thomasville at Lexington
North Forsyth at Ledford
Fayetteville Street at Sheets
Westchester at Davidson Day
Thursday, April 11
East Davidson at Thomasville
Lexington at TW Andrews
West Davidson at Ledford
North Davidson at Mount Tabor
Albemarle at South Davidson
Friday, April 12
Central Davidson at Wheatmore
Southwest Guilford at North Davidson
Westchester at Carolina Friends
Monday, April 8
Salisbury at Central Davidson
East Davidson at Thomasville
Lexington at West Davidson
Northeast Guilford at Ledford
Gray Stone Day at South Davidson
Tuesday, April 9
Burlington Christian at Westchester
Wednesday, April 10
East Davidson at Central Davidson
Lexington at Salisbury (comp of Mar 18 match)
Lexington at Salisbury
West Davidson at Thomasville
North Davidson at West Forsyth
Ledford at Southwestern Randolph
Chatham Central at South Davidson
Thursday, April 11
North Davidson at Ledford
American Hebrew at Westchester
Friday, April 12
Westchester at Trinity Durham
Monday, April 8
CCC match (Lexington)
Tuesday, April 9
Westchester vs. Wesleyan/Greensboro Day
Wednesday, April 10
CCC match (Winding Creek)
North Davidson at CPC match hosted by Reynolds
Thursday, April 11
Westchester vs. New Garden Friends
Monday, April 8
Davidson County meet at Ledford
Thursday, April 11
Central Davidson, West Davidson at Lexington
Salisbury, Thomasville at East Davidson
MPC meet at Ledford
Westchester at American Hebrew
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We enjoy this comforting, spicy soup frequently in our household. It's really good served with hot corn bread. —Lisa Hammond, Higginsville, Missouri
- 1 stewing chicken (about 6 pounds)
- 2 bay leaves
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 12 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 can (10 ounces) diced tomatoes and green chilies, drained
- 3/4 cup orange juice
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro
- 2 teaspoons Cajun seasoning
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 2 cups cooked rice
- 1 can (15 ounces) pinto beans, rinsed and drained
- Place chicken in a large stockpot; cover with water. Add the bay leaves, salt, poultry seasoning and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 1-1/2 hours or until chicken is tender.
- Remove chicken from broth; set aside to cool. Strain broth, discarding seasonings. Set aside 6 cups broth for the soup; save remaining broth for another use. Skim fat from soup broth. When cool enough to handle, remove chicken from bones; discard bones. Shred and set aside 3 cups chicken (save remaining chicken for another use).
- In a large stockpot, saute onion and celery in butter until onion is crisp-tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Stir in the tomatoes, orange juice, cilantro, seasonings and reserved broth. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Stir in the rice, beans and reserved chicken; heat through. Yield: 8 servings (3 quarts).
Originally published as Cajun Chicken & Rice Soup in Country Extra March 2010, p51
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"I have made this several times & the only thing I change is I cut back the garlic to 6 cloves. I made it with 12 cloves the first time & we thought the garlic overpowered the other flavors. Otherwise,, very tasty soup with a kick to it."
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"Made this today with the leftover turkey we had. Turned out GREAT! Just the right amount of spice!"
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"My husband and I absolutely love soup, and this is one of our favorites! I love how it has rice and beans -- very comforting and delicious!"
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The 29th District Republicans will meet at 6 p.m Jan. 20 at the new Kent County Republican headquarters, 942-A Walker Road, Dover.
All Republicans in the 29th District, which includes the Town of Cheswold, parts of Clayton and Smyrna, and areas west of Dover and Wyoming, are invited to attend. The meeting will focus on introducing the new officers and preparing for the 2014 election.
For more information: (302) 423-5087.
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