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Fencers Perform Well at Ohio State-Penn Tri-Meet
The Princeton fencing teams finished their first weekend of competition Saturday at a tri-meet hosted by Penn and featuring Ohio State.
The Tigers were a perfect 4 for 4 in dual meets as both the men's and women's teams defeated Penn and Ohio State, and Princeton's fencers posted strong performances in the open competition as well.
The match against Penn was not countable on the men's side for NCAA purposes, as only two dual meets against the same team are countable and the Tiger men will meet Penn in the Ivy competition and at the Temple meet. The women's match is countable, as the Tiger women will not meet Penn at Temple, only at the Ivy meet.
On the men's side, Michael Dudey had a perfect 6-0 day in the dual-meet portion of the competition, while saberist Peter Pak posted the highest finish in the open competition, finishing second.
For the women's team, saberist Gracie Stone was 6-0 in duals while foilist Eve Levin and epeeist Anna Van Brummen both finished first in the open competition.
Princeton's individual results from the dual meets are below, and complete results from the pool and bracket portions of the open competition are available here.
The Tigers will return to the competition strip Dec. 8 for a day of dual meets at Sacred Heart.
Princeton 15, Penn 12
Epee (5-4 Penn): Hudson 2-1, House 0-2, Granizo-Mackenzie 0-1, 2-1
Foil (7-2 Prin): Daniluk 1-2, Dudey 3-0, R. Chen 3-0
Saber (5-4 Penn): Dershwitz 1-2, Pak 2-0, Cai 0-1, Stone 1-2
Princeton 15, Ohio State 12
Epee (5-4 Prin): House 1-2, Hudson 2-1, Politi 2-1
Foil (5-4 Prin): R. Chen 2-1, Dudey 3-0, J. Chen 0-2, Daniluk 0-1
Saber (5-4 Prin): Dershwitz 0-1, Wiest 1-1, Stone 2-1, Cai 1-0, Pak 1-0
Open Competition
Epee: House T3rd, Politi 9th, Granizo-Mackenzie 14th, O'Donnell 17th, Meyers 22nd
Foil: Dudey T3rd, J. Chen 6th, R. Chen 8th, Daniluk 10th, Choi 17th
Saber: Pak 2nd, Stone T3rd, Wiest 5th, Dershwitz 6th, Cai 11th, Moch 13th
Princeton 19, Penn 8
Epee (7-2 Prin): Abend 1-1, Holmes 2-0, Van Brummen 2-0, Ford 1-0, Scanlan 1-0, Efthimion 0-1
Foil (6-3 Prin): Gao 2-1, Levin 2-1, Singh 2-1
Saber (6-3 Prin): Wheeler 2-1, Stone 3-0, Youngblood 1-2
Princeton 19, Ohio State 8
Epee (8-1 Prin): Holmes 2-0, Van Brummen 2-0, Scanlan 1-0, Abend 2-0, Efthimion 1-0, Ford 0-1
Foil (5-4 OSU): Levin 1-1, Singh 1-1, Gao 2-1, Tsu 0-1, Meyers 0-1
Saber (6-3 Prin): Stone 3-0, Wheeler 2-1, Major 1-2
Open Competition
Epee: Van Brummen 1st, Scanlan 2nd, Ford T3rd, Holmes 5th, Abend 6th, Efthimion 8th
Foil: Levin 1st, Singh T3rd, Gao 6th, Meyers 7th, Tsue 10th
Saber: Wheeler T3rd, Stone 5th, Major 6th, Youngblood 13th


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i think they are making a resurgence.
i think they are making a resurgence.
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Just do it.
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The CFI board meets in a week. The Ron Lindsay debacle should not be allowed to fall from the agenda. To make sure they hear all voices, please send your thoughts to board member Tom Flynn [at email@example.com].
I've discussed the outrage and disappointment felt in the community, and my own, in What Do Ron Lindsay and an Oklahoma Tornado Have in Common? which has links to several other movement leaders and writers, men and women, who have echoed much the same sentiments (from Dan Finke to Ashley Miller).
My own letter to the board read as follows:
Please forward to the board of directors of CFI.
I have voiced my thoughts on Ron Lindsay matter on my blog:
Though others have covered the women and feminism angle very well, I saw other problems with the way he handled Atheism+ in particular and my blog explains what I mean.
Both instances indicate Ron Lindsay doesn't listen, doesn't learn well, doesn't stay informed, and doesn't have a good grasp of how to maintain a positive rallying message for all worthwhile members of the movement. His talk could have been salvaged with diplomacy (though it did demonstrate a pervasive cluelessness), but the way he handled criticism was far worse, and far more indicative of his inability to effectively lead an organization serving the broader secular community.
There have also been several open letters with numerous signatories (and approving upvotes and comments) making the same and further points, so if you want to hear more voices before coming to a conclusion of your own to send to the board of directors of CFI, you can peruse these:
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- AtheistLogic
- Pandagon
- Dissent of a Woman (see also here)
- Secular Woman
- Anu Ramanathan (see also here)
The damage Lindsay's behavior is doing to CFI is already becoming evident as people talk about abandoning their affiliation with CFI (e.g. here). So I think the board really does need to hear as many voices as possible, so they don't misjudge the scale of response his behavior has evoked in the atheist, humanist, and skeptic communities.


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all of us should stop wasting time in this thread cus its pretty much dead [/QUOTE]
all of us should stop wasting time in this thread cus its pretty much dead [/QUOTE]
keep that mentality up and the spam is gonna stay dead, isnt the main point reviving old threads and making better ones?
Greatness Reincarnated
this thread sucks so why have it?
its called renaissance, make a different topic, durrrrrrrrrrr.
Greatness Reincarnated
Ya know, I'm try not to spam, but I'm tempted to go there and see how long it takes to get banned for posting "nintendogs suck infected orange balls, pokemon will rule the world" everywhere I can, out of sheer boredum.
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the thoughts of my premature burial.
Inside this oblong box I lie,
with the hope I'll be buried alive."
Please do. That'll be wonderful.
I tied to do that but it says I cant registre
Freaking admin banned me.
Ok I came up with a new theory in science today.
So these people were passing round a note saying 'pete wentz is pregnant' and I told the class about my newest theory. You see, Pete Wentz was abducted by aliens which gave him SEXUAL POWERS which allowed him to impregnate himself [just because he loves himself so much] and that's how he has a little Pete Wentz junior in his stomach at this moment.
i remember seeing that
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Ok, it seems that I have found a purpose, to destroy stupid forums. With Ed as my co-leader we are starting a group of warriors to destroy sites such as the nintendogs site that ninetails aimed many posters towards. There are three types of warrior, Flamer, Rebel, and spammers. I'm leading the Flamers, and ed is leading the rebels. Flamers will go and openly flame everyone unles we are given specific targets, rebels will find people that oppose the current regime of that site to bring it to it's knees, and spammers will basicly cause havoc, pissing people off and keeping admins busy. If you want to join just post what type you want to be and wait for the approval of that group's leader. *NOTE: If you don't fit your group right you may be swiched to a different group.* BTW, we're taking requests if there's a site you want us to hit.
My commanders:
Rebels: The Editor (also my 2nd in command)
Flamers: Nocturne
Spies/recon: Khajmer
Spammers: Xdoom
Dreaming Samurai
Kung Fu Jimmy Chow
Training sites:
Current targets:
http://www.animalcrossingforum.com/index.php This attack is currently on stand by. Ignore this link.
http://www.nintendogstalk.com/index.php Sold, after seeing our efforts to destroy his site and dealing with random attacks from others, defender sold it and posted his surrender on here on pokedream.
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"I can't explain just how it feels,
the thoughts of my premature burial.
Inside this oblong box I lie,
with the hope I'll be buried alive."
My squad:
The Second Horseman of the Apocalypse: The Editor
First Lieutenant: ?
Captain: ?
I'm sorry, but you aren't qualified to lead a squad of pure flamers. You and Ed should co-lead his group.
I will either be amongst the rebels or spammers, im more of a rebel so fuck it whynot.
Life... INSANITY IS KEY!!
I'm a master of spam so I pick spammers.
I say we get Nocturne to run flaming and you take spam, Shadow...
you will fail, you both lack the stamina, it takes at the least 4 GOOD flamers as well as peices of trash that you dispose of in order to distract them from the surprise attack. You have excess of peices of trash, but no good flamers, sorry but you will fail all around.
Greatness Reincarnated
Dont need flamers to bring down a forum Jimmy you have just got to piss the main admin off the right way and he/she will close the place down.
Life... INSANITY IS KEY!!
If you think that then you obviously dont know alot about forum admins, they are stubborn as fuck, but if your lucky the admin might be a pussy
Greatness Reincarnated
Im sure if you just parade around flaming everyone that the admins will just laugh and ban you aswell as ip ban you, youv got to piss of the other members to get at the admin, if the members aint happy nor is the admin is how i see it. Or you could just spam the whole place up and cause an uproar which would piss the admin of substantially.
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If UL cylinders can be safely bored out to STD ULH. Main problem is the ULH STD bore is 3.421875 and all after market STD ULH pistons are 3.4375. I am at the Max oversize for UL pistons so it's either go up to the ULH bore or sleeve the cylinders. I would have to bore about .030 to .035 larger to reach 3.4375. Using torque plates goes without saying.
Well the rear piston in the UL (FlatBoy) decided to go south today. Not sure what caused it yet seeing as how there is just under 2000 miles on it since the rebuild. Only change to the motor over last year besides a rebuild is the flywheel scraper clearance has been opened up to .020. Both front and rear skirts on the rear piston are scored bad. Piston clearance was set at .0025 on both pistons. No smoke from the rear cylinder and no indication that something was going wrong. Just suddenly started making a lot of noise. Front piston looks great. Used the same skirt to wall clearance last year and had no problems and got 10,000 miles on it. I did replace the pistons over the winter with a set of Dixie pistons, last year I had Eastern Pistons. Had my choice between both of them this winter and chose the Dixie pistons. Both have the same makings inside but are definitely different in weight and machining. Dixie appeared to be machined better but now I am not sure. The Eastern pistons were lighter and the wrist pin bore and the counter bore for the lock rings were not concentric with each other. The expansion strut in one of the Eastern pistons was bent.
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Mini Speedos... XD
With "LA" non the crotch...
damn right
are they hot guys or complete ugly fucks?
This year the teams is filled with a whole bunch of white fucks.
ah damn that sucks
i bet they suck gay cocks badly too
White guys are hot, chrizz
yes white guys are hot, especially brit guys, but still, white fucks arent hot
Brit guys are hot.
oh god i know
you should see the 6th formers (16-17 year olds) in my school. hot as anything. and one likes me XD
Hot! Why don't you ask him to a date?
Well, me, my best friend, her boyfriend and the guy that likes me are going out (you COULD call it a double date i guess O_o) but we're like only going to get drunk on the beach like we did months ago. Last time he got ontop of me and humped me several times in his drunken-ness and also said "when i get rid of my girlfriend, i'll fuck you!". So i wonder what he'll do this time now he hasnt got this girlfriend of his
Wow... I duno, when did he break up w/ his girfriend?
I say Wade for MVP. Or possibly Steve Nash for third straight.
guards have been dominating the mvp lists lately, what happened to all the centers? i dont count lebron because he plays like a guard even though he's a forward.
Swim teams have guards?
I think Dwight Howard would be a good candidate too.
The Nash MVP thing is getting quite old...
I got some games for the DS, a scarf, slippers, hand-knitted hat and mittens (made by EM's mom), and some giftcards. I also got money specifically to get Copic markers. I was hoping for the Weird Al Cd, Straight Outta' Lynnwood, but no luck.
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Does this guy remember the things he does when he is drunk?
I'm still in Conneticut so I don't know yet
So far I got $80 though and had some bangin beer
Tim, Adam said he doesn't mind if I'm a super MOD.
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Drew Hoffenberg paced the offense with five goals to lead the No. 14 Princeton men's water polo team to a 14-7 win over Harvard Saturday evening at DeNunzio Pool.
The Tigers (2-0) will look to remain undefeated over their opening weekend at the Princeton Invitational, as they conclude the tournament with Iona at 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Along with his five goals, Hoffenberg notched team-bests in assists and steals with three apiece.
Joining the junior co-captain as multi-goal scorers were Curtis Fink, Jovan Jeremic, Jamie Kuprenas and Kayj Shannon with two each. The goals were the first of freshman Fink's young career.
Making his first appearance of the year, veteran goalie Ben Dearborn picked up his first win following his 12-save complete game performance. He also added a steal and an assist.
Princeton managed the scoreboard throughout the contest, but had to get past Harvard's early push. The Tigers held a one-goal advantage after the first quarter, 4-3, but employed an 8-3 run over the second and third to secure the lead.
No. 14 Princeton: 4 – 4 – 4 – 2 – 14
Harvard: 3 – 2 – 1 – 1 – 7
Goals: Nelson 1, Fink 2, Shannon 2, Hoffenberg 5, Jeremic 2, Kuprenas 2
Assists: Butler 2, Hoffenberg 3, Buchbinder 1, Dearborn 1
Steals: Butler 2, Shannon 1, Hoffenberg 3, Buchbinder 2, Dearborn 1
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When children are upset or stressed, parents want to say things to help them feel better. There are times, however, when there are no good words to make the hurt feelings go away. One of these times is when a child experiences the death of a family member or friend. This can be a very difficult time, especially if the parent is also grieving the loss.
Grief is what a person feels when someone or something is lost. Children need help to understand what has happened and to express their feelings of grief. This expression of grief is called mourning. Children feel grief on their own, but they need help finding ways to mourn. There are no magic words to say, but there is much a parent can do to help a child cope with the death of a loved one.
Explaining Death
Explaining death to a child should be done with care so that the child is not confused or unnecessarily frightened. A young child may not be able to understand the difference between "gone to heaven" and "gone out of town"-the child may be waiting for the person to return. A family's religious faith can be a great source of strength, but it should be related to a child in a way that he or she can understand. Some religious concepts (for instance, the Christian concept of resurrection) may too abstract to comfort a young child. Likewise, care should be taken when comparing death to familiar events in life. Comparing death to sleep, for instance, can cause a child to fear going to sleep.
Children need honesty about what has happened to help them understand and accept the reality of death. A parent or other caregiver needs to explain what happened to the person who died in a way that the child can understand. It is not necessary to give all the details, and the age and maturity of the child need to be considered. A death due to violence may be especially difficult to explain. A child may hear comments about the death from others and have questions about what really happened. Honesty helps a child understand that it's okay to talk about what happened and helps a child to cope with death. Dealing with what we know can be much easier then dealing with what we don't know.
Attending the Funeral
Many parents question whether or not children should attend funerals. Funerals help many people to accept the reality of a death and to honor the life of the one who has died. Funerals are also occasions where people mourn together. Attending a funeral or visiting the funeral home can also be helpful to children. Here are some points to consider:
Parents can help a grieving child by finding ways that the child can remember and feel connected to the person who died. This help is especially important when a death is sudden and unexpected. In these situations, a child has not had opportunities to prepare for the death and to find a way to say goodbye. If possible, the child should be given something that belonged to the person who died. Such a "memory object" affirms the child's relationship with the one who has died. Sharing memories and stories of times past helps a child continue to feel connected to the person who has died. Holidays, birthdays and anniversaries after a death can be sad days, but they are good times to help a child remember the person who is no longer present.
Setting an Example
Setting an example of how to cope with grief is perhaps the most important task a parent or caregiver faces in helping a child deal with death. Being open to the grief of children can be difficult if parents are feeling overwhelmed with their own grief. Adults need to find resources for their own support and mourning so they can help their children. When communication is open, questions can be asked and needs expressed.
When someone dies, there are no words to make the hurt go away. Parents help their children most by being honest, listening, caring, sharing and giving permission for the whole family to grieve and mourn. Through this experience, a child can learn that even the most difficult times can be faced together. It is a lesson that goes beyond words.
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I can't tell you how I felt the day I finally decided to go see my doctor about what I already knew was menopause. I guess depressed would come to mind. I am 41 years old and had not had my period in a little over a year. That was fine. Even the hot flashes I had from time to time was something I was okay with since I was normally cold most of the time. But, there were things no one told me about. My skin began to change, get dry even. I started getting coarse hairs on the sides of my mouth. Not noticeable to others, but noticeable to me. My long hair was getting thin. Again, noticeable to me but not to others so much. I was getting short tempered and forgetful. But the biggest thing no one told me about was vaginal atrophy. Vaginal atrophy is painful! It seems to me that I am older on the inside than I look and feel on the outside.
My inside and my outward appearance just don't seem to agree. Now, I would ask my mom and my grandmother or an aunt or cousin about their experiences with this issue, but I can't because hysterectomies were often done routinely back then like we routinely pull teenagers wisdom teeth! That means that I am the oldest woman in my family with a uterus and ovaries! Remember I'm only 41! So I pave this new road alone. My sister is 18 months younger than I am. Maybe my experiences will help her when she gets here. Maybe I'll at least be able to give my three daughters a clue what to expect when they get here. Everyday is a new day for me. So many treatment options. I spend so much time talking with doctors, reading what I can find. I find it strange that women will talk and talk about their periods and their PMS but get so close lipped when it comes to menopause! What happens to us, how we really feel. Maybe it is partly because of society — the quest to be young, to compete with the clock, to work so hard at trying to hide or age. Well, here I am. 41 years old. Mother of three daughters and I have menopause!


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Paul Samwell-Smith was born.
Jim McCarty was born.
Jeff Beck was born.
Chris Dreja was born.
The Animals, Rolling Stones, Yardbirds and other British blues bands achieve success recording American blues; Son House "rediscovered" and performs at the Newport Folk Festival.
Eric Clapton leaves the Yardbirds and joins John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
The Yardbirds' "For Your Love" enters the Billboard Hot 100 at Number 84. The song stays on the charts for twelve weeks, peaking at Number Six.
The Yardbirds, with lead guitarists Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page, embark upon a British tour with the Rolling Stones and Tina Turner.
The Yardbirds break up, guitarist Jimmy Page forms the New Yardbirds and changes the group's name to Led Zeppelin, allegedly on the advice of the Who's Keith Moon.
Keith Relf of the Yardbirds dies of electrocution in his London home.
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This is a favorite snack in our house during the Super Bowl. I season refrigerated breadsticks before baking, then serve them with warm pizza sauce for dipping. —Michelle Revelle, Guyton, Georgia
- 1 tube (11 ounces) refrigerated breadsticks
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1 cup pizza sauce
- 1/4 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- Unroll breadstick dough; cut each piece in half widthwise and separate. In a large resealable plastic bag, combine Parmesan cheese and Italian seasoning. Add dough pieces, a few at a time, and shake to coat.
- Place on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake at 375° for 10-13 minutes or until golden brown.
- Meanwhile, place pizza sauce in a microwave-safe bowl. Cover; microwave on high for 1-2 minutes or until bubbly. Sprinkle with mozzarella cheese. Microwave 1 minute longer or until cheese is melted. Serve with breadsticks. Yield: 2 dozen (1-1/4 cups sauce).
Originally published as Italian Dipping Sticks in Quick Cooking January/February 2005, p49
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For the second addition of Shop Talk, 303Cycling sat down with professional mountain biker Sonya Looney at Full Cycle in Boulder. Sonya has been racing professionally for over five years. In 2010 she placed 2nd at the Cascade Cream Puff, 2nd at the Gunnison Growler, 1st at the Bailey Hundo and raced on the US Marathon Worlds Team to name a few of her accomplishments. 303Cycling asked Sonya a few questions about how she got into cycling, her 2010 season and what plans she has for 2011.
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The best groups and places for Utah's lesser-known athletes to do what they do best.
Shoot an Arrow
Salt Lake Archery
Inspired by the Avengers' Hawkeye? Shoot all kinds of bows from Olympian recurves to longbows. Lessons for all ages. 1130 E. Wilmington Ave., SLC, 801-486-8242, saltlakearchery.com
Dodge a Ball
Murray Parks and Recreation Adult Coed Dodgeball League
Take that rubber ball and let out the rage pent up since sixth grade gym class. 751 W. Tripp Lane, 801-264-2614, Murray, murray.utah.gov
Show Off Your Kick
World Adult Kickball Association
Relive childhood triumphs. SLC has three divisions, each with a designated post-game bar. Ain't no sissy sport: kickballers play in almost any weather. kickball.com
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Geeks Who Drink
Flaunt your brain power with weekly trivia contests at Devil's Daughter, Piper Down and Lumpy's. Winners don't just get bragging rights but gift cards and other prizes, too. geekswhodrink.com
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Park City Curling Club
Be like an Olympian and pick up a brush. Learn all about curling by doing it yourself with the Park City Curling Club's Learn-to-Curl classes. 435-901-2595, parkcitycurlingclub.com
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Kramer spent the previous two years in Fort Carson, Colo. with the U.S. Army, designing and implementing a multi-faceted performance training program for elite special forces soldiers. He also developed a year-round periodized program for soldiers that could be done regardless of location.
Prior to the U.S. Army, Kramer worked at Boston College for three years, assisting with the design and administration of strength training and conditioning workouts for football under the direction of current WSU Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Jason Loscalzo.
Kramer also served as a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at Auburn University from May 2006 - July 2008, assisting with strength and conditioning workouts for the Tigers football team. He also assisted with the strength and conditioning programs for Auburn's baseball, softball, women's basketball, women's soccer and women's gymnastics teams.
A native of Leoti, Kan., Kramer earned his bachelor's degree in health and physical education from Northwestern Oklahoma State University in 2005 and his master's degree in adult education from Auburn in 2007. Loscalzo has been certified by CSCS, CKI, SCCC and level 1 certified by modern army combatives.


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Drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the 5th round (142nd overall) of the 2007 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 26 (3866th overall since 1950)
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The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) has developed a draft five-year implementation strategy for active transportation projects east of 82nd Avenue. Over the year from November, 2010 to November, 2011, we gathered information from the East Portland community and analyzed project data to develop recommendations about which projects to build first to improve conditions for walking, biking, and taking transit.
In the fall of 2011, we asked the community to comment on the draft strategy and we incorporated your ideas. On Wednesday, April 18, 2012, City Council adopted the strategy!
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In Spring 2013, PBOT staff conducted a status update one year after City Council adopted the strategy. This status report is updated periodically. It was last updated in Winter 2014 to reflect recent funding awards. Here is a summary of the findings:
Implementation Matrix - 2-Year Status Report - This table contains a detailed status report on accomplishments and budgeted investments in projects and programs identified in EPIM. It is a supplement to Table 18 - Implementation Matrix from the EPIM Report.
What is Active Transportation?
Active transportation is daily travel powered by human energy. Walking, biking and taking transit (which often involves walking) are all means of active transportation. Encouraging active travel means creating seamless networks of accessible trails, sidewalks and bikeways. Promoting active transportation can:
Background on East Portland in Motion: The implementation strategy builds on several adopted plans and existing programs and funding sources, including:
We developed recommendations for priorities for implementation for the coming five years by integrating community input with geospatial analysis to determine where the greatest benefit for the greatest number of residents can be achieved with the funding available. We gathered community input through a variety of techniques and participation in events at numerous venues throughout the project area.
At the same time, in order to avoid losing a year of investment, PBOT continued moving forward with projects that were already underway, like the SE Bush neighborhood greenway, the 80s neighborhood greenway, the NE 102nd Avenue Streetscape project, and the 122nd Complete and Green Main Street project. We also began project development on additional near-term projects for sidewalk infill and neighborhood greenways, working with neighborhoods and interest groups.
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The Salt Lake Acting Company kicks off their 10/11 season with Tony Kushner's Angels in America. (Read more about it in the current Sept/Oct issue of Salt Lake, on newsstands, now.) There's drugs, disease and redemption. The Tony-award winning epic details the 80's AIDs crisis, political corruption and personal desires for salvation. Heady stuff, certainly. Worth your time? Definitely.
Where: Salt Lake Acting Company, 168 W 500 North, SLC
When: Tonight through Nov. 7
How: saltlakeactingcompany.org; 801-363-7522
How many art exhibits open with square dancing and a bow-and-arrow demonstration? The Salt Lake Art Center makes one, at least, with their opening of Go West,which along with the dancing and archery, features works from 20 different contemporary artists and in several mediums, such as sculpture, photography and paintings.
Where: The Salt Lake Art Center, 20 S West Temple, SLC
When: Opens Friday Oct. 8, 7 PM. Runs through Jan. 9, 2011.
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Yes, sometimes dancing is downright scary, whether it's the latest D-lister shuffling around on Dancing With the Stars or Elaine's antics on Seinfeld. This time, though, the spookiness is fun with the Odyssey Dance Theatre's production of Thriller at Park City's Eqyptian Theatre. Apparently even Friday the 13th's Jason will make an appearance, along with Frankenstein and other classic monsters. This is the season to have fun!
Where: The Egyptian Theatre, Main St., Park City
When: Tonight through Sunday, Oct. 10, evenings and Sat. matinee
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Gardening Articles: Flowers :: Perennials
by Lynn Ocone
Lavatera trimestris 'Ruby Regis'
Lavatera is one of those plants that people see and like immediately, says southern California horticulturist Cristin Fusano, referring to the shrubby perennial Lavatera thuringiaca. When customers see one in bloom, they have to have it, she chuckles. "The flowers and foliage work well in cottage gardens and in wild, relaxed plantings," she adds.
Referring to the annual type, Lisa Crowning, horticulturist at Thompson & Morgan, says it's the large, lustrous, hollyhocklike flowers that really excite people. Lavateras bear attractive silky blooms up to three inches wide, often with delicate contrasting veining. The individual flowers are striking, but it's the profusion of blooms that catches your eye. The palmate, vaguely maplelike leaves are attractive as well.
There are 20 to 25 species of lavatera, though only a handful are in cultivation. The group, sometimes referred to as tree mallows, includes annuals, biennials, perennials and shrubs.
Annual Lavatera
Perhaps the most widely grown lavatera is the annual species L. trimestris and its cultivars. Colors range from pristine white 'Mont Blanc' to light pink 'Pink Beauty', and deep pink 'Silver Cup' to bright cherry pink 'Ruby Regis'.
This species reaches from 21 to 36 inches tall and branches from 12 to 18 inches in width. Because of its substantial character and abundant blooms, a group of three or more effectively anchors a border. The pink flowers and green leaves are attractive combined with blue-flowered plants, such as bachelor's buttons or Salvia farinacea 'Victoria', and with silver-foliaged plants like Artemisia 'Silver Mound'.
These annuals, which typically bloom from July to autumn, make useful fillers in perennial gardens, contributing color at a time when many plants are past peak bloom. Although the individual flowers are quite delicate, cut flower spikes are long-lasting and beautiful in bouquets.
How to Grow. Gardeners in all regions can grow this annual, although the plants prefer cool, moist summers. Sow seeds directly in the garden one to two weeks before your last frost date. Pick a sunny location with fertile, well-drained soil. Seeds can germinate in as few as seven days at the optimum 70?F soil temperature, but usually take 15 to 20 days in early spring.
Thin seedlings 12 to 18 inches apart. In short-season regions, sow seeds indoors now and transplant after frost. Lavatera is sensitive to root disturbance: Sow three seeds to a peat pot and thin to the strongest seedling. When it is about four inches high and well hardened-off, plant, peat pot and all, in the garden. The plants require consistent moisture and wilt or drop buds if it gets too hot and dry.
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Height: 5-11 Weight: 197 lbs.
Born: June 23, 1976 in Blacksburg, VA
High School: Comeaux
College: La-Lafayette
Drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the 4th round (105th overall) of the 1999 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 45 (1851st overall since 1950)
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