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Journey into the depths of outer space in this five-disc voyage throughout the cosmos. Explore the galactic effects of black holes, relive the excitement of the first lunar landing with never-before-seen spectacular images of the moon and Earth, and transport yourself to the corners of the universe using breath-taking CGI technology and images from the Hubble Space Telescope.
Wonders of the Universe will take you on an in-depth exploration of our solar system and beyond using the latest deep-space technology and imagery. With over 400 minutes of incredible, eye-opening footage, this set includes the best of National Geographic's space programs.
Programs include Journey to the Edge of the Universe, Direct from the Moon, Five Years on Mars, and A Traveler's Guide to the Planets.
Bonus Programs: Is It Real? Life on Mars, The Sun, and The Moon; Photo Galleries.
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Great conversation starter with grandsons, greatly enriched thier summer vacation & will be viewed repeatedly in the coming years.
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Interesting study of the planets. Beautiful film. You don't want to look away for fear of missing something.
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Interesting scientific material, presented very well, entertaining, and covers a lot on each topic. Graphics are thought provocing and well done.
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For home use only. So informative yet very entertaining. Never boring -- holds one's interest from start to finish.


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Sympathy for Miami Dolphins fans riding on the Peyton Manning Coaster
The emotional whiplash Miami Dolphins are experiencing with Peyton Manning's every move is hard to watch.
An elated fan base cheered and chased the former Indianapolis Colts quarterback mere hours after his 14-year relationship ended with the only NFL team he has steered.
Helicopters hovered in the distance Wednesday as Manning arrived in South Florida. Photographers used high-powered camera lenses to focus on a minivan with Manning inside.
Turns out Manning mania here was at its apex, and he was simply headed to his condominium on Miami Beach.
Then came a huge emotional drop locally when pictures of Manning at the Denver Broncos training facility Friday hit the web. It was stomach churning for Dolphins fans, who learned of the $43 million in cap space the Broncos could use to establish Manning & Co.
On Saturday, similar images emerged from his visit with the Arizona Cardinals. Faces turned green.
The Dolphins seemed to be fading in the Manning sweepstakes, and the elation last week that felt as thick as a humid afternoon was washed away by Sunday night.
This morning, media camped out at the Dolphins' training facility in Davie hoping to capture a glimpse of Manning.
What happened to buyer beware? At least on the fan level, it seems to have been lost in the blinding twists and turns of the Manning Tour.
Don't lose sight of what is known. Manning missed the 2011 season after reportedly undergoing four neck surgeries to repair a nerve that caused weakness in his throwing arm. Sourced reports and a leaked video shot on what appears to be a cell phone seem to indicate Manning is returning to form.
Unfortunately, public pressure could force a team to give Manning everything he wants on the hope the soon-to-be 36-year-old, four-time NFL MVP can bring instant success to a franchise. Yes, he would bring instant dollars in the form of jersey sales, tickets and other merchandise.
Fans are already sold on the belief wherever Manning arrives he will be the quarterback that led the Colts to a Super Bowl championship in 2006.
Maybe he will be. But what if he's not?
Before Manning signs the team with the golden ticket better do a thorough inspection before constructing a team around a player that might not play.
Even here at the Sun Sentinel we've had debates about what the Dolphins should do. There are few clear cut answers.
It appears Stanford's Andrew Luck and Baylor's Robert Griffin III are all but locked up by Indianapolis and the Washington Redskins, respectively.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Matt Flynn is believed to be an option. But don't lose sight of the Kevin Kolb experiment in Arizona when considering that move.
Kolb was highly heralded in Philadelphia before he landed in Arizona. After one season, the Cardinals are gunning for Manning.
Texas A&M's Ryan Tannehill and even Oklahoma State's Brandon Weeden could be draft options.
Or maybe the right answer is sticking with Matt Moore?
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Mezzo-soprano Angelika Kirschlager takes us on a road less travelled and full of surprises, with her sensual voice, musical refinement and dramatic intensity. Here she speaks to us about opera, recitals and the role of culture in society.
The lieder which you sing during your recital are pearls from the end of the romantic period. Are you particularly attached to this period?
I do not really have a preference for the romantic repertoire – for the beginning or the end of the period. I chose these lieder because I find the music to be superb. When I compose a recital, I select above all lieder which I like. The connection with the history of music is not my priority. Furthermore, I enjoy singing these lieder because they are all very 'Viennese' and are connected to my opera repertoire, as I have sung many operas by Strauss.
< strong >You have had a wonderful opera career. Do you now wish to devote yourself to the lied repertoire?
Over the past twenty years, I have performed many operas, and I feel that the time has come to slow down somewhat. For the moment, I prefer giving recitals and chamber music concerts. Opera is dramatic, not only in the strict sense on stage, but also in the figurative sense backstage. One must work with so many people: stage directors, conductors, singers, etc. Everyone has a very personal vision of the production. Furthermore, I would like to travel less and organise my work myself, which is of course much more complicated with opera. When one is part of an opera production, one must submit to the wishes of others. In addition, staging an opera takes a huge amount of time. Although preparing and learning a recital of lieder takes just as much time, one may organise the work oneself and prepare it at home without having to spend six weeks in a foreign city, far from family and friends. The audience at a recital or chamber music concert is very different as well. It is calmer and has a more refined ear, as though it has sensors. In an opera, everything is more colourful and flashy, using thick paint brushes and bright colours, whereas during a recital, finer and more subtle tools are used, which thus go much deeper to reveal more varied psychological layers. A recital may appear calm and unspectacular, but in reality it is much more captivating. I consider it as an emotional rollercoaster.
< strong >Which emotions do you wish to share?
During a recital, I am a human being singing to other human beings. I wish to evoke many emotions. I want something to be different for the audience when they go home. The emotions which are brought out during a recital are very diverse, ranging from despair and sadness to joy. It is true that certain lieder are not joyful, but any expressed emotion is positive no matter what it is.
< strong >You recently claimed that 'culture is a foodstuff essential to man, being the potato rather than the sauce'. Is this still legitimate in certain countries which are deeply affected by the economic crisis?
I understand this remark, but do not agree with it. When one must fight to survive, in Europe or on other continents, I understand that culture is not a primary concern. But when it is not yet the case, or when this phase is over, culture must be stimulated even more. We must not wait until the economy and politics have regained stability and hope that there is still something left for culture. Let me mention Austria. In comparison with other countries – even in Europe – Austria is a rich country, but certain movements and political parties wish to keep culture in check. But when there is enough money to build shopping centres and football stadiums, it should be possible to organise recitals. When I refer to art, I am not only speaking of artistic expression in western Europe. Each community has its own cultural and artistic expression. This essentially involves the way in which citizens interact. If human relations were 'cultivated', the world would probably be a better place.
< strong >What are your projects for the future?
Each year I go on tour throughout Austria to sing lieder in little villages. I earn nothing for this, doing it on a volunteer basis like Médecins sans Frontières. In November, I will perform with Konstantin Wecker, who is not well known in Belgium, but who is a big star in German-speaking regions. The aim is to introduce a wider public to lieder. He writes new lieder and I perform the classic repertoire.
You also have to make time for your students.
My role as a teacher consists in teaching young singers to develop an opinion. It would be a shame if they just became machines who can sing very well from a technical point of view and strive to do their best without conveying anything personal. I find it important for singers to interpret Schubert in a way which is relevant from a contemporary perspective.
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Posted November 17, 2009 by peta2 staff
Today is a bittersweet record release day. On the one hand, one of my all time favorite bands is releasing a new record, but … it's a "greatest hits" album and their last before they go on what some have speculated to be quite a long break. If you haven't guessed yet, I'm talking about Fall Out Boy. Only a few years ago they were just 4 dudes from the suburbs of Chicago playing crappy pop punk in nearly empty VFW halls. Today it's no stretch of the imagination to say that they're one of the biggest bands in the world. And they've been supportive of peta2 from the get go! With long-time vegan Andy Hurley behind the kit, it's not surprising that he's spoken out about the cruelty of KFC and the benefits of a vegan diet.
So in honor of these princes of pop punk who I still adore despite the glitz and glamour and absurdity of it all, we're giving away 2 copies of their new album, Believers Never Die. For your chance to win, leave a comment with the best Fall Out Boy show you've been to. And if you haven't seen them live, make something up! Two winners will be chosen at random and notified on November 24.
I'll kick things off! Of the ridiculous amount of FOB shows I've been to, I don't know if I have a solid favorite, but I'd have to say that the show with The Reunion Show in Atlanta in 2003 is definitely memorable!
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2411 days ago
I've never seen them live cause they got banned from coming to Fresno,CA which I heard. But my friend who went to see them send mé videos and pics of the concert she went. It look fun! It was the Honda Civic Tour in 2007. My favorite part was when Dirty got Pete's bat Bass and threw it in a lake that was close by the stage. Then Pete came in on a boat and got his Bass out of the water. The Honda Civic Tour had só many memorable moments. like when +44 was singing FOB,CobraStarShip and all who was on tour went on stage on their undies!! Haha!
2411 days ago
The best Fall Out Boy Show I've been too was in Cedar Rapids, IA two years ago around Thanksgiving. There were 4 bands that played and I was up at the front in the crowd the entire night. At the end, they released this huge cloud of confetti that just filled the air. It was incredible.
2416 days ago
Best one ever was at our concert hall thing and I went there and it was like all dark (i know i sound like a stoner) and then FOB came out and it was light and I was like, "Dude". And I started a mosh pit. That was fun. Despite my size, I kicked @$$ !!!!!!
2416 days ago
Great post this will really help me.
2417 days ago
The best Fall Out Boy concert I went to was when they came to Vienna. It was part of the Young Wild Things tour. It was awesome. Gym Class Heroes, Cute is What We Aim for and Plain White T's were there. It was so fun! I even caught Tom Higgenson's guitar pick.
2417 days ago
My favorite was my only.:D It was July 2, 2007,Hinda Civic Tour '07.It was so amazing.Like you dont even know.I had such a blast, eventhough I was in the nose bleed seats.I was 13 and I was(and still am)in love with Patrick.Just seeing him on stage standing there looking beautiful was the highlight of my life,no joke.I remeber what they were waring too.I remeber Patrick had on a Clandestine jacket,it was like gold and brown.And black skinny jeans and a black hat.Then he changed into a red shirt with everything else.Im telling ya AMAZING!!!Im such a nerd,I listen to Live in Phoenix and I imagine me being in the Honda Center again.:D I remember I sent a text message to the texting thing and yeah.:D Wow long message.But yeah, very memerable.I so hope they got to Warped '10!!So awesome!:D
2418 days ago
all of them were awesome. i love fall out boy. the best show i guess would have to be the one when i snuck my cat in and he got lost and i was frantically searching for him and i went back stage and pete handed him to me and said i found him on the table and pointed to this huge table full of food and i almost melted and i just made all that up but how awesome would it be if that really happened…
(/:/) Ninja!
2418 days ago
In May they came to Indianpolis with my favoritest band ever, All Time Low. (: The show was really cool, when FOB was playing "Thnks fr th Mmrs", me and my friend went crowd surfing for the first time, it was AWESOME. (:
2418 days ago
A hard decision, cause all their shows are amazing as the others, BUT! I'll have to go with one at Madison Square Garden this year when Mark Hoppus shaved Pete's head!
2418 days ago
It would have to be the The Young Wild Things Tour. 11/11/07-my 2nd FOB show.
My friends & i drove 3 hrs. To fairfax, va. When we, my friends & i, arrived we hung out for awhile and walked around, until we noticed and elevator in a closet like room with the door open. My friends and i got in the elevator and went down. We found ourselves in a hallway with a door at one end. We peeked in the window of door to see Mr. Wentz doing an interveiw. We all about freaked out! My friends dad, ernie, has much expirence in the music industry so he walked into the room alone, because 1 person walking in is less noticeable than a group of 7 or 8 of us. So we waited patiently in the hall way, until to huge security guards started walking our way, so we all pulled our phone and pretended to text, the secerity guard the shouts "HEY texting dude" to my dad. He asked why we were down there, since we had no excuse he made us go back up the elevator and had a seceurity dude stand near the door upstairs.
About 20 mins later Ernie, my friends dad, said he told Pete we came from our school to do a humanitarian report on him, and when Ernie came into the hallway with Pete we were gone.
Just to think we were soooo close to meeting Pete!
Also when they played Pete's leg was broken from his crazy jump.
(Best day evvvvver!)
Also, at the BND tour i met them in a meet in greet. Which was super sweet! But the story above was more memorable.
2418 days ago
I went to this one Fall Out Boy concert once. We had awesome front row balcony seats. We look over to the side and see this dude dancing. We figure that he was some lonely 20 year old. When the lights flashed over, we saw that it was actually a 40 year old guy. My friends and I then started cracking up. That was the best FOB concert I have ever been to.
2418 days ago
believers never die tour part due !!!!! in chicago sold out allstate arena !
2418 days ago
Well… I've never seen FOB in a concert (live) but I have to recognize that I've watched a lot of concerts in internet (lol) hahaha since I found FOB (I think that it was in the 2005) I couldn't stop searching things about FOB and watching and learning the lyrics of their songs and also downloading images 😀 … So.. I'm from Chile, and it's very difficult to get bands that can be interested of come to southamerica, and I know that FOB came to Chile last year (but I couldn't go!!) 🙁
So the fans always are searching different ways to stay and know the bands, even if they're a miles away.
And that's my history 🙂
With love,
Dani xoxo
2418 days ago
Believers Never Die Part Deux on 5/9/09 in their hometown of Chicago, Illinois. 🙂 First FOB show. Believers Never Die Part Deux on 5/9/09 in their hometown of Chicago, Illinois. 🙂 First FOB show. <3
2418 days ago
I am a huge FOB fan. I am listening to Sugar Were Going Down.One time i went to their concert and i was in front row. And then Pete saw me and i was crying so hard that he pulled me on stage, and i got to stay up there for the rest of the concert. So after the concert i got to hang out with them for the rest of the day. We are now very cool friends we keep in touch.
(only in my dreams)
but i would love to win this cd.
2418 days ago
Well, I've only been to one FOB show (it was on April 30th in Maryland) but it'd tied with the Green Day Show in DC as my favorite concert ever! (I've been to a total of 6). The crowd was super excited and I could feel it around me. They played all my favorite songs and I didn't feel stupid singing along, jumping up and down and waving my fist with the music. That's one of the many reasons I love FOB!
2418 days ago
no way! gimmie gimmie! lol
Well the best show i've been to was at Los Premios 2009 last month where they performed beat it for the last time as a band ever :'( FOB was the last band to perform that night and we got the sweeet surprise that they would be playing a mini concert for us instead of just one song xD thnks fr th mmmrs was the last song they were going to play and before they started pete said we could climb the stairs and get as CLOSE to the stage as possible. i was on the first step on my knees like everyone else and in front of patrick *eek!* (coughandakwardlytouchedhislegcough) LOL! but people kept trying to leap frog me so I stood up and for the rest of the song got to be 2 feet away from patrick's face! damn his eyes are gorgeous! lol
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To better understand the connection between domestic violence and chronic illness, More partnered with the Verizon Foundation on a nationwide survey. The More/Verizon Foundation Study was conducted from August 7 to August 12, 2013, by the market research organization GfK, among a nationally representative sample of 1,005 women over age 21. Our most important findings:
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An alarming 44 percent of women said they have experienced abusive behavior from a partner. The categories break down like this: emotional abuse (38 percent of respondents), physical abuse (25 percent), sexual abuse (18 percent) and economic abuse (16 percent). Specific examples include shoving (21 percent), intimidation by looks, actions or gestures (21 percent), hitting (17 percent), slapping (16 percent), choking (11 percent), withholding access to money (10 percent) and being forced to have sex (10 percent).
Chronic conditions are epidemic.
Seventy percent of respondents reported having a chronic condition, including lower back pain (26 percent), high blood pressure (26 percent), migraines and chronic headaches (24 percent) or difficulty sleeping (23 percent).
Abused women are more likely to suffer from chronic illness.
Eighty-one percent of women who said they have experienced abuse have a chronic illness versus 62 percent of women who said they have never experienced abuse.
Abused women suffer from multiple chronic conditions.
Women who said they have experienced abuse have more chronic health conditions (2.7 conditions per person) than women who said they haven't (1.7 conditions per person).
We think it's important to be asked about abuse.
Ninety-two percent of respondents said it is very or somewhat important for doctors and nurses to ask about DV during an exam. Only 2 percent said it is not at all important.
But doctors and nurses are not asking.
Only 24 percent of respondents said they have ever been asked during an exam if they have experienced abusive behaviors. Also not asking are dentists and dental hygienists, who are in a unique position to see soft-tissue injuries inside a woman's mouth after she's been hit in the face or choked (only 3 percent of respondents said a dental professional has ever asked them about abuse).
It doesn't matter who you are.
You might think that women who have been abused would be more likely to be asked about DV by their doctors. Not so. In fact, the incidence is very similar to that in the general population: Only 27 percent of women who have experienced abuse have been screened for it.
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Three Japanese companies - Chuetsu Pulp & Paper, Lion Idemitsu Composites, and Sanko Shokai - jointly invented a new polypropylene resin composite material derived from bamboo.
In detail, it's a composite material with nanocrystalline cellulose made from bamboo, and it's ideal for use in weight-saving components for things like cars. Nanocrystalline cellulose is a fiber with a weight only one-fifth that of steel but is 5 times stronger, and it has almost no thermic stretch.
Yamaha announced the release of PC software "VOCALOID4 Library CYBER DIVA" that creates a natural English-speaker singing voice.
It will be sold for about ¥10,800 in early February.
Yamaha hired a native English speaker from the U.S. and spent 2 years to seek out the most comfortable natural American English accent and clear and strong vocalization compatible with all sorts of songs.
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Oh, how I love shoes. I know, where's the news, right? I don't actually know how many pairs I own, and I don't dare count. It's like finding out how many calories are in the muffins I like to eat, or my actual weight. Knowing is a little too much reality for my taste. Let's just say I enjoy shoes and I own my fair share.
Now that spring is starting to happen, I've begun to break out the fun stuff: Red sling backs, blue peep toes, and today, bless their soles, a pair of green and black sting ray stilettos that make me happier then they should. And much as I like my kaleidoscope of colors, the pair I've worn three times in 10 days are my silver platform t-straps.
I'm here to tell you, if you do not own a pair of metallic heels, put them on the shopping list. They are fantastic—totally neutral, chic, edgy and an easy way to wear something...unexpected. And they work day or night. And did I mention how neutral they are? Wear. With. All. SERIOUSLY. I've worn mine with everything from jeans and an oversize sweater to a little black dress. Metallic heels? Always right, never wrong. Mine are from Kenneth Cole ($150; kennethcole.com), but I'm seeing versions everywhere. Ok, enough already. You need to stop reading this post and go get yourself a pair.
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As I said earlier, there is some directory called verilog which is HDL language used for hardware description. Inside this directory there are many sub-directories and .v files are available. So I need to search for a pattern called clk in all the files and the directory with the line number exactly where is the pattern located in each file and i need the count how many times clk has appeared. Now i could able to go through the directories and files but I could not get the line number of the file where the pattern has occured and the count(how many times the pattern has repeated) this is what I am looking for.Can you Plz help me on this?
#!usr/bin/perl -w
#use strict;
#use FindBin;
#use lib File::Spec->catdir($FindBin::Bin,'Lib');
#use ExtUtils::Installed;
use File::Find;
use File::Slurp;
my $in_dir="/home/prodigydell3/verilog";
my @all_files;
my $pattern='test>clk(\n|\t|\s)</test';
find(sub {
push @all_files,$File::Find::name if(-f $File::Find::name);
my $count=0;
foreach my $file_(@all_files){
my @file_con=read_file($file_);
foreach my $con(@file_con){
my $match = "true" if ($con=~m/$pattern/igs);
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Emergency workers have responded to a Jeep on fire in DeLand near International Speedway Boulevard and Woodland Boulevard.
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Who's On Third?
One of the things that has kind of been funny to watch this season is the complete 180 degree philosophy of coaching third base…
For the past few years (ever since Al Newman left, I believe) Scott Ulger coached third and become notorious for getting guys thrown out by feet, not inches. Gardy usually praised Scotty's aggressiveness, but this year Ulger is bench coach, with Steve Liddle manning the hot corner box:
Liddle (at least so far) has been the polar opposite, throwing up stop signs like a middle school crossing guard.
To be honest, I don't know which approach is best. There's nothing worse than getting a key run thrown out at the dish by a mile, but having an inning snuffed with a man on third is exasperating as well. I think that 3B-coach is just one of those spots where turnover is the name of the game. Whereas Jerry White will coach 1B forever under Gardy…
…the guy at the hot corner is under so much more pressure to make those split-second decisions correctly.
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We employ Molecular Dynamics simulations to study the phase behavior and equilibrium dynamics of a fully flexible Lennard-Jones chain immersed in a Lennard-Jones solvent at high solvent densities. The hydrophobicity of the model polymer is adjusted by varying the attractive component of either the m...
Laser thermal therapy involves heating tissue using light to temperatures between 55 °C and 95 °C for several minutes resulting in coagulation and cell death. This treatment method has been under investigation for use as a minimally invasive method for treating solid tumors and cancer cells. Heati...
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We have applied an interstitial radiance-based technique based on a spectro-angular mapping approach to the identification and angular localization of 250-nm and 5-nm Au nanoparticle-based inclusions and non-scattering (water only) inclusions in the Intralipid-1% liquid phantom. A combination of the...
Detection of non-scattering domains (voids) is an area of active research in biomedical optics. To avoid complexities of image reconstruction algorithms and requirements of a priori knowledge of void locations inherent to diffuse optical tomography (DOT), it would be useful to establish specific exp...
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Optoacoustic imaging is being investigated as a potential tool for monitoring the onset and progression of laser thermal therapy. In this study OA images were acquired from ex vivo bovine liver using a reverse-mode OA imaging system consisting of a pulsed laser operating at 775 nm, and an 8 element ...
We present a new approach to the analysis of radiance in turbid media. The approach combines data from spectral, angular and spatial domains in a form of spectro-angular maps. Mapping provides a unique way to visualize details of light distribution in turbid media and allows tracking changes with di...
Interstitial fiber-optic based strategies for therapy monitoring and assessment rely on detecting treatment-induced changes in the light distribution in biological tissues. We present an optical technique to identify spectrally and spatially specific tissue chromophores in highly scattering turbid m...
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A density-functional theory of the isotropic-nematic phase transition in both rigid and semiflexible hard-sphere chain fluids is described. The theory is based on an exact analytical evaluation of the excluded volume and second virial coefficient B-2 for rigid chain molecules, which demonstrates tha...
A polycrystalline sample of Al63Cu25Fe12 has been studied as a function of thermal treatment by positron annihilation and X-ray diffraction techniques. Results suggest the presence of an icosahedral-to-rhombohedral microcrystalline phase transition near 300-degrees-C. Below this transition, a large ...
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Womens Basketball Tops Binghamton 75-49 to Close Road Swing
The Princeton women's basketball team extended its winning streak to two behind its 75-49 victory over Binghamton Wednesday evening on the road, marking an opponent low in points conceded for the Tigers who improve to 5-4 with the win.
The midweek contest concludes Princeton's four-game road swing and sends the Tigers home for a pair of games before the holiday break, beginning on Sunday with Delaware at 2 p.m.
Blake Dietrick scored a game-high 21 points, reaching the double digit scoring mark for the sixth time this season. She went 8-for-13 from the field, adding three triples, four assists and was tied for the team's leader in rebounds with six.
Princeton missed on its first four attempts and Binghamton jumped out to a 7-3 advantage behind five uncontested points, before a pair of triples by Michelle Miller was the lift the Tigers were searching for.
Miller had nine first half points, all treys, and finished with 11. She also grabbed three rebounds and dished three assists.
A Dietrick layin at 13:25 tied things up 10-10 and it was all Princeton for the remainder of the game. The Tigers carried their momentum to an 18-6 run and a double figure lead, 28-16, behind freshman Taylor Brown's first career three-pointer at 6:45.
Princeton distributed the ball well over opening half after overcoming its early fluxes, tallying 14 dishes en route to a 42-27 advantage at the break.
The Tigers managed their double figure lead comfortably over the second half, expanding it to 20, 61-41 at 9:03, on a Vanessa Smith three.
Princeton shot nearly 50 percent, going 49.2 percent (31-for-63) from the field, while limiting Binghamton to 34.7 percent (17-for-49). The Tigers held a 41-29 rebounding margin, tallying 14 second chance points and finished with 23 assists.
Alex Wheatley was just shy of reaching the double figure scoring mark, tallying nine points, while Amanda Berntsen finished with six points and a six rebounds, all coming in the first half. Kristen Helmstetter added six points of her own and a season and game-high five assists.
In a game where the stats were fairly evenly distributed, Princeton also forced 16 Bearcat turnovers and converted it into 23 points.


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Liz is an enthusiastic family history researcher specialising in Armenian families and individuals in India and the Far East. However, recently she has turned her attention to family history research in Symondsburys and Eype in Dorset. Having photographed all of the standing memorials in the two villages she has now produced three more books to add to her Blurb collection. In addition to the full photographs and transcriptions of the graves, she has cross-referenced each memorial with the relevant parish church burial register entry to try and offer as complete a transcription as possible in the hope that these books will help other Dorset family history researchers. Take a look at my New Blog: Armenians In India: Behind the Scenes, Forgotten History http://chater-genealogy.blogspot.co.uk/
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The T boat system comprises three routes and seven docks categorized into two service types: Inner Harbor Ferry and Commuter Boats.
Inner Harbor Ferry serves Charlestown Navy Yard to Long Wharf.
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A popular program option for students is the University Studies area of emphasis which allows students to complete general education requirements and then customize elective hours to fulfill student interest.
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For those traveling from point's south, follow I-75 north to Mackinaw City or St. Ignace and watch for the well-marked exits to the boat dock of choice. For those traveling from point?s north, follow I-75 south to St. Ignace or Mackinaw City to the boat dock of choice. To use internet mapping services such as mapquest, please use zip code 49701 (Mackinaw City)or 49781 (St. Ignace boat) to create a route. Because motor vehicles are restricted to emergency or state vehicles only (medical, fire and police), there are no personal motor vehicles permitted on Mackinac Island.
There are three different ferry companies that offer transportation from the Main Land to Mackinac Island. All three ferry companies have two different locations for departures. The first deprature town is Mackinaw City, MI (Located in the Lower Peninsula, More Frequent Departure Times). The second departure town is St. Ignace, MI (Located in the Upper Peninsula). The three different ferry companies are as followed:
There is ample parking convenient to the boat docks with valet service and unloading and loading service available. Upon arrival in Mackinaw City or St. Ignace, luggage will be tagged for the hotel. On the island-side, helpful dock porters will transport the luggage to the hotel until check-in, at that time they will be happy to deliver the luggage to the room. (Gratuities are appreciated)
Please feel free to enjoy the island before returning to the mainland. Luggage can be tagged and held at the front desk until the scheduled departure. At that time, Dock Porters will transport the luggage to the specified ferry dock for the departure.
Northwest Airlines offers flights to Pellston Airport (airport code PLN) from most major cities. The Mackinaw Shuttle can provide transportation to the boat docks upon arrival. Mackinaw Shuttle also provides services to and from Traverse City's Cherry Capitol Airport (airport code TVC) with carriers Northwest, Delta and United.
North Country Aviation located in Gaylord, Michigan offers special rates on charter flights from Gaylord or any other airport in northern Michigan to Mackinac Island.
Great Lakes Air provides service from St. Ignace, Traverse City and Pellston Airports to the Island. Charter flights are also available.
Mackinac Island is especially suited to aviators and welcomes private air travelers offering views of boreal forests, bogs, marshes, springs, bridges and buildings that quietly speak of our history of place in the American experience. Operated by the Mackinac State Historic Parks, Mackinac Island Airport 45° 51.89' N 084° 38.24'W features a 3500' runway with daily monthly and annual landing fees.
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How to Record Yourself for Video Self-Reflection Assignment
The specific assignment and deadlines vary by which tutor training class you are taking, but the basic instructions are the same.
For this assignment, you need to:
How to record:
If you have your own recording device, with enough memory to record your whole session usually 30-50 minutes, use that. If you do not have a recording device, bring a USB drive. If you need to borrow one from the SSC, ask the staff.
If you do not have your own device, you may record yourself on one of the Center's iPads in S43, or on one of the Macs in the Center, using Quicktime or Photobooth. Please arrive early and check and set up the equipment before your session. Any of our permanent SSC staff and most Senior Tutors can help you set up.
Photo Booth on an SSC Mac: Launch, click the Film button, and then click the Record button. When you click Stop, the video shows up in Photo Booth's shelf and is saved to your ~/Pictures/Photo Booth folder. (You can send a copy to your Desktop by just dragging it there from the Photo Booth shelf.) The resulting 640x480 H.264 MOV file should already be pretty small,and Photo Booth doesn't offer any more built-in compression, but you could always open that file in QuickTime Player and use Save For Web (or Export For Web in QuickTime 7) to compress it a little more if it doesn't fit on your USB drive.
Be sure to save the video to your own device.
See http://www.maclife.com/article/howtos/recording_video_your_mac_it_gets_even_easier for detailed instructions.
Remember, you don't submit the video, just your reflections.
After recording, follow steps 4-7 above. DO NOT just send the file to your senior tutor--the main learning is the experience of watching it together!
Meeting with your Senior Tutor:
When you meet, be sure your Senior Tutor follows the guidelines and uses the Outcome Rubric linked from http://deanza.edu/studentsuccess/tutorinfo/videoreview.html. Please print these out to use during the session.
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After being in business and working for over 40 years as the owner of Stuttgart Auto Body Shop, Donald Stephens is retiring and saying goodbye to the business he founded.
What began in 1969 in a shop on East Washington and North Leslie streets, Stephens started the business to support his family using a skill that he enjoyed doing in the community in which he grew up.
The business was moved from the East Washington area to South Timber and 22nd streets for a couple of years, however in 1978, Stephens found a permanent home at 605 S. Park Ave.
"As of Dec. 31, 2012, I am out of business," Stephens said. "It was just time for me to retire."
He recently sold Stuttgart Auto Body Shop.
Stephens is a member of the Stuttgart Kiwanis Club, serving as past president and is a member of the Stuttgart City Council.
He has been married to Gwen Parker Stephens for 41 years and they have a son Jeramy, his wife, Angie, and two grandsons, Jack and Connor.
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