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Late Rally for Men's Hockey Falls Short in 3-2 Loss to St. Lawrence
PRINCETON, N.J. (2/16/13) - A late rally by the Princeton men's hockey team fell short as St. Lawrence takes a 3-2 game at Hobey Baker Rink on Saturday, Feb. 16.
The Tigers scored twice in the final five minutes of the game but couldn't get the equalizer.
The loss drops Princeton to eighth in the league standings, along with Clarkson, with a 7-8-3 record for 17 points with two weekends remaining. Eight points separates the middle 10 teams in the league.
St. Lawrence scored three straight power-play goals to take a 3-0 lead. Greg Carey scored unassisted during a five-minute power play after freshman Mike Ambrosia was assessed a major for checking from behind a game misconduct. Justin Baker converted on the Saints' next power-play opportunity at 18:19 of the first with help from Kyle Flanagan and Jeremy Wick.
Wick scored himself at 16:39 of the second with George Hughes and Flanagan assisting as St. Lawrence scored a Michael Sdao tripping call.
Princeton on the other hand couldn't get its power play going as it went 0 for 8.
The Tigers rally began in the final five minutes when junior captain Jack Berger took the game into his own hands. Freshman Jonathan Liau got the puck after a bad breakout pass by St. Lawrence. Liau fed Berger who fired over the left shoulder of Weninger with a shot from the left hash marks at 15:37.
After Princeton gained possession of the puck down low, goalie Sean Bonar made his way to the bench with 2:15 remaining for the extra attacker. The Tigers had two shots wide and one on frame that Weninger held on to for a face off. Will MacDonald won the face off and sophomore Aaron Kesselman scored the extra attacker goal with 48 seconds on the clock. Liau brought the puck into the zone and Berger helped get the puck around the back of the goal and fed Kesselman in the slot for the goal.
Princeton didn't have enough time left to get the game-tying goal as the buzzer sounded.
Bonar made 28 saves in goal and Weninger made 35 as Princeton outshot Clarkson 37-31. St. Lawrence was 3 for 6 on the power play and improve to 15-11-4 overall and 8-6-4 in the league.
Princeton looks to get back in the hunt for a top four seed when it hosts Brown and Yale next weekend, Feb. 22 & 23, the final home games of the regular season.


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- 4 large navel oranges
- 1 package (3 ounces) orange gelatin
- 1 cup boiling water
- 1-1/2 cups fat-free frozen vanilla yogurt
- Cut each orange in half widthwise; carefully remove fruit from both halves, leaving shells intact. Set shells aside. Section orange pulp, then dice (discard orange juice or save for another use).
- In a large bowl, dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Add frozen yogurt; stir until melted. Fold in orange pulp. Refrigerate until thickened. spoon into reserved orange shells. Cover and freeze for 3 hours. Yield: 8 servings.
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"prepare orange pulp firstput "left-over" orange juice in the cup and finish filling the cup with warm water and heat to boiling...dissolve orange gelatin...finish preparing the recipe as given...better flavor...fresherjean good"
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"I made this recipe for my girlfriends birthday. It doesn't take long in the refrigerator b/4 you can put into orange cups. I would take out of freezer and set b/4 serving. We put in microwave for 30 sec. and it was a big hit."
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"I made this recipe for a gathering that I attended of my girlfriends, most of whom I have known for more than 40 years. They absolutely loved it, but I do suggest that you take it out of the freezer a while before serving so that it has time to soften a bit."

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Nanticoke Memorial Hospital, 801 Middleford Road, Seaford, will be holding a four-session diabetes educational program from 5 to 7 p.m. on Jan. 9, 16, 23, and 30.
The four-session program will include sessions and individualized meal planning for diabetes self-management. Pre-registration is required prior to attending classes. The cost of the four-session program may be reimbursable by insurance. For more information call (302) 629-6611 ext. 2446.
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Civil Field Placements are the field placement component that accompanies the Civil Field Placement Ethics Seminar (295). Students should see: http://www.law.berkeley.edu/170/htm for a description of the Field Placement Program including a list of approved placements or they may propose their own placements with non-profit or government agencies. Students receive credit based on legal work under the supervision of attorney when they do 4 hours/week over a 14 week semester and they are generally required to work 16 hours/week or 224 hours over the course of the semester. Civil Field Placements are graded on a Credit/No Credit basis. Students start and end dates are expected to track the academic calendar. Students complete a Field Placement Application available at: http://www.law.berkeley.edu/2813.htm, and once it is approved, students will receive a course control number for the Placement and the required accompanying Seminar. The Field Placement Director is available to assist students in identifying appropriate placements.
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November 17th is going to be a very special night in Los Angeles! The "Homage" series, which pays tribute to various musical greats, will salute sir Roy Ayers "for his amazing impact and contribution to hip-hop, R&B, and neo-soul" and also present him with a special award on behalf of the City of Los Angeles, Roy Ayers' birthplace and hometown!
DJ Anthony Valadez of KCRW has put together a divine Roy Ayers mix in support of the upcoming show for which you can find details below. Stream and download the mix below as well!
Also, be sure to enter our contest to win tickets to this historic event!
Homage – Roy Ayers mixed by Anthony Valadez by ArtDontSleep
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About Washington State University
The Pullman campus straddles College Hill in Pullman, a college town of 24,000 located among the rolling hills of the Palouse region of eastern Washington. The University is the largest residential university west of the Mississippi, which enhances the friendly, traditional collegiate atmosphere for which WSU is known.
WSU is located within easy traveling distance of Spokane and Coeur d' Alene to the north. Seattle and Portland are less than 300 miles to the west.
Enter the future with the confidence that comes from real preparation.
As an athlete, you know that if you've practiced hard you feel more confident for a big game. At WSU, the education you receive, together with the programs available and great faculty, provide you with that same confidence for the biggest game of all-your future. The education provides the skills to be critical thinkers and initiators, important skills in any endeavor you decide upon. Students can immerse themselves in a variety of learning situations, ranging from high levels of interaction with professors to hands-on research projects and community and public service activities. The newest technology, numerous leadership opportunities, and study abroad programs further enrich the WSU college experience.
- Money magazine has ranked WSU in the top 15 colleges in the West three of the past four years.
- Completed in 1996, the veterinary teaching hospital at WSU is the newest veterinary hospital in the world and is among the nation's finest. It occupies over three acres of clinical care and teaching space. Each year WSU produces 65 veterinarians who go into service throughout the world. The veterinary school is the fifth oldest in the nation.
- In 1995, Money magazine ranked WSU among the top eight of 436 Honors programs at American state universities.
- The University's popular broadcasting program continues to gain respect among television news directors. A recent survey placed WSU fourth among the nation's top broadcast schools.
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This weekend marks your last chance to check out My Big Fat Utah Wedding at the Desert Star or visit the Utah State Fair. Luckily, it's also time for new beginnings as corn maze season is underway.
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Halloween is on its way, and the number one tradition for Utah families for this time of year has already started—getting lost in the stalks. The Crazy Corn Maze in West Jordan opened earlier this week, and this year it's dragon-themed. The haunted maze opens Sept. 24.
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Desert Star's number-one show My Big Fat utah Wedding ends this weekend, so get your tickets asap before the final performance sells out. The show follows a Utah girl who falls in love with a "non-member" and their road to matrimony. Click here for our review.
Desert Star Playhouse, 4861 S. State Street, Murray, 801-266-2600 Click here for more info
While you're at it, buy your tix for Welcome Back Potter at the theatre starting Sept. 23
This weekend is your last chance to visit this year's Utah State Fair till next year. Click here for the full line-up of events for this Sunday. Here's some of the highlights: Hame Bone Express Pig Racing Show, Demolition Derby and Tyzen's Hypnosis That Rocks.
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THE COUP, THE STATE ROOM, Wednesday, Nov. 21, 8 p.m., $20
The first inclination is to label The Coup as a hip-hop crew, and while the passionate lyrics and booming beats remain from the group's roots, this Oakland-based crew led by singer/activist Boots Riley has evolved into a musical force that uses every sound and style imaginable to get their ideas across to the audience. Oftentimes, those ideas involve social justice and attacks on racism and capitalism's dark side, and as heavy as the topics Riley addresses might be, the music is never anything less than a joyful blast of booty-moving funk (and then some). The band's latest album, Sorry to Bother You, features guest musicians surrounding Riley, including Living Colour's Vernon Reid, Das Racist, Jolie Holland and Joe Henry--a diverse array of players indicative of The Coup's muse these days. The Coup came through Salt Lake City for a show at Bar Deluxe in support of their last album, Pick a Bigger Weapon, and it was a complete blast. Don't be surprised if their visit this year is one of the best shows of the year. David Williams with the Joshua Payne Orchestra and Kev Choice open the show.


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An artists' reception will be held with readings from journalists Scott Carrier and Chad Neilson on Friday, Jan 7 from 6-9 p.m. This exhibit sets the stage for further dialogue on this public issue by bringing into focus Utah's historical landscape and presenting its relevance to current events. Visit Art Access/VSA's website or call 801.328.0703 for more information (230 South 500 West, #125, SLC).
Art Exhibit to Address Immigration
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Art Access Gallery announces their upcoming show Driven From the State: an Exhibit of Art and Ideas to run from Jan 5-14. The exhibit's theme addresses immigration and displacement, a prevalent topic in current state legislature. Artwork from Ruby Chacan, Jimmy Lucero, and many other local artists will be featured.


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Dennis is a financial services professional with more than four decades of experience in the credit union industry. He has worked for 30 years managing state and federal credit unions, and spent 9 years on the regulatory side of the business, working for the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) as both a Financial Institution Examiner and Director of Liquidations. Prior to joining SCE FCU, Dennis was General Manager of San Francisco-based Pacific Service Credit Union, which is among the 100 largest credit unions in the United States. His many accomplishments at Pacific Service CU included maintaining financial services and rebuilding infrastructure and operations following the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. The disaster in-effect destroyed the credit union's headquarters, and the rebuilding effort became a life and career-changing event.
In 1990, Dennis was appointed president and CEO of SCE Federal Credit Union. He immediately instituted an aggressive strategy to expand products and services, and helped make SCE FCU one of the first major credit unions to offer its members internet-based financial services.
Over the years Dennis has led the Credit Union to achieve dramatic growth, including a five-fold increase in assets. Today, he serves at the helm of an institution with more than $602 million in assets and 47,800 members.
As President and CEO, Dennis oversees SCE FCU's part-ownership of CMF ─ a mortgage services company. CMF provides a full-range of mortgage products and services to several Southern California credit unions. Dennis is very active in credit union industry affairs. He served for seven years on the Board of Directors of CO-OP Financial Services as both Chairman and Secretary/Treasurer. CO-OP Financial Services is the largest credit union owned EFT network and the largest regional EFT network in the nation. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for Card Services for Credit Unions (CSCU) ─ the nation's largest credit and debit card processing association exclusively for credit unions.
Dennis earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business and Finance from Indiana University, and a Masters Degree from Golden Gate University in San Francisco. In addition, he received a CCE (Certified Chief Executive) designation from the Credit Union Executive Society, completed a CFP (Certified Financial Professional) Education Program from the College for Financial Planning, and maintains a Series 7 General Securities Registered Representative License.
A native of Fort Wayne, Indiana, Dennis is an avid runner and cyclist who has cycled throughout Alaska and much of the Western United States. He is married with two children.


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Hu-Van Wright Sets 200 Back Record, But Harvard Ends Tiger 5-Year Ivy Run
The last time that the Ivy Championships were held at Harvard, a gritty 2011 Princeton squad held off a hard-charging Harvard to win its third of five straight Ivy League championships. That run ended Saturday night, as the Crimson rode a strong first day to the 2014 title.
Harvard won the meet with 1495 points, while Princeton finished second with 1413 points. The Tigers chipped into the Crimson lead over the final two days, but a 105-point deficit at the end of Day 1 was too much ground to make up. Penn placed third with 1050 points, while Yale finished fourth with 987 points.
A pair of underclassmen opened the final session of the meet with strong distance performances. Sophomore Zach Ridout took third in the mile in 15:12.22, while freshman Sam Smiddy — coming off his Ivy League title in the 400 IM Friday night — placed sixth in 15:20.74.
Sophomore En-wei Hu-Vn Wright topped his own Princeton record in the 200 back, going 1:43.44, but it wasn't enough to defeat Harvard's Jack Manchester, who set a meet record in 1:42.62. Junior Connor Maher, the reigning Ivy League champion in the event, took fourth in the event in 1:44.58, while Conner Jager (1:46.29) and Michael Strand (1:46.85) went 1-2 in the consolation final.
Princeton placed three in the championship final of the 100 free, a group that was led by sophomore Jeremy Wong, who finished fifth in 44.10. Junior Harrison Wagner was just off Wong's pace, taking sixth in 44.47, while sophomore Sandy Bole took eighth in 44.53.
Sophomore Byron Sanborn took third in the 200 breast in 1:56.68, while senior tri-captain Daniel Hasler, in his final Ivy League swim, finished seventh in 2:00.30. The Tigers also went 7-8 in the 200 fly, with Oliver Bennett (1:47.26) edging out Marco Bove (1:47.43).
Senior diver Mark O'Connell had a terrific final performance at the Ivy Championships, taking second in the 3-meter competition with 329.15 points. Junior Michael Manhard finished fourth with 324.00 points, while freshman Nathan Makarewicz, in his first championship final, took sixth with 313.75 points.
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Borden Junior/Senior High School Principal Lisa Nale has signed a contract agreement with West Clark Schools and is expected to return to work following a 90-day suspension which will expire Oct. 6.
The only thing standing in the way is a special board meeting Thursday (Sept. 2) at 1 p.m.
West Clark Superintendent Monty Schneider said there were some changes in the wording of the contract and he want the board to see it one more time before it is official.
Should the board accept the contract, it will end a saga that began back in June when Nale was pulled over for suspicion of Operating While Intoxicated.
She later pled guilty to a charge of reckless driving.
The board decided not to terminate Nale, but did make a contract amendment with nine stipulations, some of which Nale and others in the community thought were unfair.
Nale didn't signed the contract and the two sides seemed far from an agreement, but at a special board meeting held Aug. 26, the board agreed to lighten the stipulations and make the language in the contract clearer.
The new stipulations include a 90-day suspension dating back to the day after Nale's arrest, June 25.
A zero tolerance policy through the remainder of Nale's contract, which is set to expire on June 30, 2011.
Nale must also submit to random, drug tests and she isn't allowed to be in bars and undergo a counseling assesment.
Schneider said after the board's Aug. 12 meeting that they went through so much trouble because of the asset they feel Nale brings to the school.
"If she wasn't a great principal, we wouldn't even be talking about this," he said.


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Scott Gibbons Continues Strong Start For Wrestling With Third At Keystone
Freshman Scott Gibbons continued the strong start to his collegiate career with a third-place finish Sunday at the 2012 Keystone Open. It was the highlight performance during a tough day for Princeton, which competed without half of its projected starting lineup because of injury.
Gibbons is expected to compete for a starting spot at 184, and he has done nothing to hurt his chances over the first two weeks. After placing fifth at the Binghamton Open last weekend, he won five of six matches Sunday to claim third. His last two wins came over higher-seeded wrestlers, and both came by fall.
He won once in the championship round, but fell in the second round to Harvard's Cameron Croy 3-1. He bounced back with two wins in wrestlebacks, then took on third-seeded Clint Morrison of Rider. Morrison had defeated Gibbons last weekend, but the Tiger freshman avenged that in style with a first-period pin of Morrison. He topped second-seeded Ophir Bernstein of Brown with a third-period pin to claim third.
For the season, Gibbons has nine wins and only four losses; of his four losses, three have come by one point, and the other came by two points. His wins including three falls and a pair of major decisions.
Senior co-captain Garrett Frey (133) had Princeton's only other win in the main draw, but he was eliminated by eventual champion Devon Lotito of Cal-Poly. Several wrestlers had wins in wrestlebacks, though none made it to the podium.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. (May 13, 2012) -- The ETSU men's and women's track and field teams finished up the regular season portion of their outdoor schedules on Sunday at the NC A&T Aggie Classic.
Junior Jason Johnson (Philadelphia, Pa.) competed in the men's triple jump, finishing in sixth place with a mark of 14.90m. The women's side of the event saw sophomore Lexie Burley (Johnson City, Tenn.) take third with a distance of 12.24m. Burley was also the top collegiate finisher in the jump.
Marek Navratil (Olomouc, Czech Republic) went after the men's high jump, clearing a height of 1.96m.
The Buccaneers will find out for sure who will be competing at the NCAA Regional during the middle of the week. Regional action is scheduled to begin Thursday, May 24, in Jacksonville, Fla.
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|Mortellaro cracks top 10
University of Idaho sophomore golfer Kayla Mortellaro has climbed to ninth in the nation in the weekly GolfStat.com rankings. Mortellaro, who finished fifth at this week's Wyoming Cowgirl Classic, is a three-time winner so far this season and has finished in the top five in seven of nine events.
"Kayla is extremely talented physically and has an extraordinary mental game," coach Lisa Johnson said. "She has taken her game to the next level this year. With her ability, the rate of progress shows in smaller increments but you can see her improvement as she gains collegiate experience."
In 24 rounds, she has an scoring average of 72.08 with an adjusted to par +1.335. Auburn University's Cydney is the nation's top-ranked female golfer with USC's Jennifer Song second, Oklahoma State's Caroline Hedwall third.


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Feeling frazzled by irritability, nighttime hot flashes, or insomnia? What follows are introductory tips on dealing with five of the most common menopause symptoms in midlife women. (Remember, you should always discuss any concerns you have with your healthcare provider first. There may be other causes of your symptoms. Together, you can decide which options are best for you.)
1. Mood Changes
Some women find that hormone fluctuations in perimenopause create a feeling of being out of control. Reports of increased irritability, anxiety, fatigue, and blue moods are not uncommon. Relaxation and stress-reduction techniques, including deep-breathing exercises and massage, a healthy lifestyle (good nutrition and daily exercise), and enjoyable, self-nurturing activities may all be helpful. Some women try to treat their menopause symptoms with over-the-counter products. To know if they really work, check the NAMS website or the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine.
Discussing mood issues with your healthcare provider can help you identify the cause, assess for severe depression, and decide on the most appropriate intervention. For depression, prescription antidepressant medications may be indicated to correct a chemical imbalance. Although several weeks are usually needed to experience the full effect of one of these drugs, many women show a marked improvement with these medications with relatively few side effects. Some antidepressants have also been found to treat hot flashes. Antidepressant therapy is most effective when combined with counseling or psychotherapy.
2. Urinary Incontinence
While it is defined as the persistent, involuntary loss of urine, most women would say urinary incontinence is an unfortunate, unwelcome, and unwanted annoyance. Luckily, there are strategies to help improve the various forms of incontinence without medication or surgery. Try drinking adequate water to keep urine diluted (clear and pale yellow), and avoid foods or beverages with a high acid or caffeine content, which may irritate the bladder lining. These include grapefruit, oranges, tomatoes, coffee, and caffeine-containing soft drinks. Also try Kegel exercises to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles and reduce incontinence episodes.
3. Night Sweats
To get relief from night sweats, try different strategies to stay cool while you sleep:
- Dress in light nightclothes.
- Use layered bedding that can easily be removed during the night.
- Or, try wicking materials for both (commercially available).
- Cool down with an electric fan.
- Sip cool water throughout the night.
- Keep a frozen cold pack under your pillow and turn over the pillow often so that your head is always resting on a cool surface, or put a cold pack on your feet.
4. Trouble Falling Asleep
Establish a regular sleep schedule and sleep routine:
- Wake up and go to bed at consistent times, even on weekends.
- Relax and wind down before sleep by reading a book, listening to music, or taking a leisurely bath.
- Try snacking on a bowl of cereal or peanut butter on toast before bedtime. Milk and peanuts contain tryptophan, which helps the body relax.
- Drinking non-caffeinated tea may also do the trick.
- Keep bedroom light, noise, and temperature at a comfortable level—dark, quiet, and cool are conditions that support sleep.
- Use the bedroom only for sleep and sex.
- Avoid caffeine and alcohol late in the day.
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The sound level from a car depends to a great extent of the quality of the muffler. Over the years, researchers in the car industry have struggled to produce mufflers that are efficient from both an acoustic and an environmental perspective.
This model describes the pressure wave propagation in a muffler for an internal combustion engine.
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As the most daring and outspoken of the four Beatles, John Lennon helped shape the agenda of the Sixties - socially and politically, no less than musically. As a solo artist, he made music that alternately disturbed and soothed, provoked and sought community. As a human being, he served as an exemplar of honesty in his art and life. Lennon didn't invent rock and roll, nor did he embody it as toweringly as figures like Elvis Presley and Little Richard, but he did more than anyone else to shake it up, move it forward and instill it with a conscience. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994.
As Jann Wenner wrote in the foreword to a collection of writings entitled The Ballad of John and Yoko, "Of the many things that will be long remembered about John Lennon - his genius as a musician and singer, his wit and literary swiftness, his social intuition and leadership - among the most haunting was the stark, unembarrassed commitment of his life, his work and his undernourished frame to truth, to peace and to humanity."
Born on October 9, 1940, during the Nazi bombing of Britain, Lennon was given the timely middle name of Winston (though he later changed it to Ono). A 5-year-old Lennon was sent to live with his "Aunt Mimi" when his parents separated, and in 1956, Mimi bought Lennon his first guitar. Lennon played the instrument incessantly, and within a year formed his first group, the Quarrymen, which evolved into the Beatles. Lennon's voice powered such indelible Beatles classics as "Help!" (Help!, 1965), "Strawberry Fields Forever" (Magical Mystery Tour, 1967) and "All You Need is Love" (Yellow Submarine, 1969), as well as outré tracks that included "I am the Walrus" (Magical Mystery Tour, 1967) and "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!" (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, 1967). The uncensored, self-lacerating aspect of the Lennon persona reached a fevered pitch with the drug-withdrawal blues of "Cold Turkey," a 1969 single released under the name Plastic Ono Band.
His most fully realized statement as a solo artist was 1970's John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band. It followed several collaborative sound collages recorded toward the end of the Beatles era with Lennon's wife and collaborator Yoko Ono. The raw, confessional nature of Plastic Ono Band reflected the primal-scream therapy that Lennon and Ono (pictured) had been undergoing with psychologist Arthur Janov. He dealt with such fundamental issues as "God" and "Mother" and the class system ("Working Class Hero") on an album as full of naked candor as any in rock has ever been. Many of Lennon's post-Beatles compositions – "Give Peace a Chance" (1969), "Instant Karma!" (1970), "Imagine," (Imagine, 1971) and "Mind Games," (Mind Games, 1973) – have rightfully become anthems, flaunting tough-minded realism, cosmic epiphany, hard-won idealism and visionary utopianism in equal measure. In 1974, Lennon had his first Number One single with the release of "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night" (Walls and Bridges, 1974), which featured Elton John on backing vocals and piano. On November 28, 1974, Elton John cajoled Lennon into joining him onstage at Madison Square Garden, where they performed "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night," "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and "I Saw Her Standing There." It would be Lennon's last public performance.
Lennon's enduring legacy reaches beyond music, resonating as much for his ability to lead by example. The celebrated romance of Lennon and Ono yielded performance art pieces – bed-ins, happenings, full-page ads declaring "War Is Over!" – that spread their message of peace. Beginning with the birth of his second son, Sean Ono Lennon, in 1975, John Lennon dropped out of sight for five years. During this period, he chose to lay low and raise Sean as a proud househusband. Simply by stepping back and "watching the wheels," Lennon made a statement about priorities that said more than words and music. On November 17, 1980, Lennon's triumphant return to recording arrived in the form of Double Fantasy. Less than a month later, a brilliant life came to an untimely end when Lennon was shot to death outside his New York City apartment as he returned from a recording session for an album that was posthumously released as Milk and Honey. Three weeks later, as the rock world mourned, "(Just Like) Starting Over" (from Double Fantasy) hit Number One on the charts.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is proud to curate an extensive collection of John Lennon artifacts. "One of the most precious artifacts that we have in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's collection is John's acoustic guitar," says Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Curator Howard Kramer. Although it went through a number of cosmetic iterations, Lennon's Gibson J160-E (pictured) appeared on numerous recordings, was seen in A Hard Day's Night and Help! and was literally at Lennon's bedside during poignant periods in the late Sixties. "This guitar, in the same condition that you see now, was the one that he used at the 'bed-in' in Montreal to record the song 'Give Peace a Chance.'" The guitar features carvings of John Lennon and Yoko Ono to commemorate their Amsterdam and Montreal bed-ins in 1969.
WATCH: In this All Access Video, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Curator Howard Kramer talks about Lennon's famous acoustic guitar.


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International Flavors & Fragrances
International Flavors & Fragrances (NYSE: IFF) IFF is a leading manufacturer of flavors and fragrances widely used in a variety of consumer products.
Website: http://www.iff.com/
Company Description
Unique flavors and fragrances are often a key competitive advantage of numerous consumer products. (Recall the secrecy surrounding the Coca-Cola formula.) Hence, this is a highly secretive business requiring close work with clients. The ingredients used can be natural or synthetic. Combining them in unique ways is a major expertise.
Yahoo lists competitors as Firmenich SA (Plainsboro, NJ), Givaudan SA, and Symrise AG, all privately held. Polak's Fruital Works (division of Hercules), Creations Aromatique, and Mallinckrodt have also been players.
Givaudan is traded on the Swiss Exchange, ticker, GIVN. They claim 20 to 25% market share.
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Anyone who has ever tried to write a Christmas song knows how difficult that can be. There are two main types of Christmas song – reverent or irreverant; serious or novel. Both are daunting for entirely different reasons. I know … Continue reading
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SAFETY ALERT: If you are in danger, please use a safer computer, or call 911, your local hotline, or the U.S. National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 and TTY 1-800-787-3224. See more technology safety tips here. There is always a computer trail, but you can leave this site quickly.
Muy práctico. Los ejercicios en grupo ayudan mucho.
Good information and resources on working in Latino communities provided by Latinas.
El tema es muy pertinente para mi organización; es necesario que creemos programas que incluyen el componente cultural.
Very practical. I love the curriculums.
I liked the application of these training strategies with real world stories and sharing of resources.
Very practical steps around completing a cultural competence organizational assessment. We will be using this right away. So on time!
Meaningful and dynamic information
Very practical. These are the conversations we need to have in our agencies.
This is very valuable because even among Latinos, we were able to learn about the diversity within the Latino community and discuss discrimination within the Latino culture.
Thank you so much for including the sections on oppression and our need to include all diverse communities.
I liked the interactive group discussions.
This is especially helpful to non-Latino service providers working in the Latino community.
I feel more confident in talking about the Latino population. Thank you for the opportunity to attend this amazing training. I feel empowered!
This is an important training for anyone working in the DV field.
Engaging presentations. Very powerful and relevant information.
Thank you so very very much for all of the work! that went into coordination, travel and presentation of "On the Road to Social Transformation" training. I very much appreciate all of the effort, care and love that was put into sharing this information with our group. It meant a lot to me to see those conversations taking place in my own community. It is very much needed work and the tools, ideas, shared stories and supportive words were all so helpful and inspirational. I hope that we have the opportunity to meet again in the future. It was a wonderful experience. Muchas gracias!
Thank you for the opportunity and scholarship to this training. It was amazing. If there is ever anything I can do to assist you in your training or in any future endeavors just let me know.
Wonderful training-very practical on working with Latinos and culture.
I believe it will help with not only future training but also when I work with clients. I liked the ability to talk openly and share and discuss ideas.
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The Vías Verdes: a different way to discover Spain
Green Route © Fundación de los Ferrocarriles Españoles
Touring the Vías Verdes ('Green Routes') – old railway lines which have been restored for use by walkers and cyclists– is a different, fun and environmentally-friendly way of exploring our country, its culture and its landscapes. This an option which is ideally suited to all ages, as well as respecting the environment and combining sports and fresh air. Would you like to find out more?
When trains finally ceased to run along these tracks, they fell into disrepair. Today, however, the rails have been removed from these railway corridors, and along the routes that were previously plied by locomotives and their carriages, you can now see bicycles, walkers and day-trippers. There are 2,400 kilometres of these 'Green Routes' to be found all over Spain. They are easily reached, comfortable for walking and cycling and with no particular technical difficulties, and are ideal for a whole range of public: everyone from senior citizens to young children, and including people with reduced mobility such as the elderly and the disabled.
It is well worth taking a trip along any of these trails where motor vehicles are strictly prohibited. The routes are closed even to mopeds, and are synonymous with safety and respect for the environment. From north to south and east to west, there are over 100 itineraries and thousands of kilometres to be covered, along fascinating routes which pass through spectacularly beautiful landscapes where you can discover part of Spain's cultural heritage. The explanatory panels and signposts along the way provide useful information on the artistic and natural features in the area. And in some cases there are guides and guided visits available for certain areas: you just have to choose that route.
When you set off on your adventure, it's advisable to take some basic equipment: sports clothing, comfortable shoes, a torch, a rucksack with water and food, and if you're on two wheels, –of course– your bike. In any case, on some routes there are places where you can rent bikes. Along your way, you'll also find accommodation, hostels and restaurants where you can recharge your batteries.
There are a whole a host of possibilities, ranging from routes of barely six kilometres, urban trails and country paths, to stretches of as much as 120 kilometres. All in all, this is definitely an original and varied alternative which is guaranteed to reveal a wide variety of natural and cultural spaces of outstanding value, in an easy and environmentally-friendly way. The Vías Verdes network also organises a number of seminars and activities such as cycle touring events (some at night), sport days, photography contests, in addition to the European Green Routes Day.
More information: www.viasverdes.com
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Four Tigers Earn 2nd Place as Women's Track Finishes 4th at Heps
Day 1 Recap
HANOVER, N.H. (3/2/14) – The Princeton women's track & field team finished fourth at the 2014 Ivy League Indoor Heptagonal Championships at Dartmouth this afternoon.
Four Tigers finished in second place and Princeton finished the meet with 79 points.
Harvard won the meet with 122 points, followed by Dartmouth in second with 102, Columbia third with 95, Cornell fifth with 54, Brown sixth with 37.5, Penn seventh with 27.5 and Yale eighth with 15 points.
Freshman Megan Curham earned her second second-place finish of the Heps, this time in the 3,000. She ran 9:22.08 nearly edging Dartmouth's Giordano at the finish. Junior Emily de La Bruyere finished fourth at 9:25.44. de La Bruyere was a scorer in the mile as well, as she placed sixth with a time of 4:48.13.
Sophomore Inka Busack finished in second place in the high jump. The top three high jumpers all cleared 1.73 (5-8), but based on Busack clearing the height on her second attempt gave her second place, ahead of Harvard's Raegan Nizdil. Classmate Taylor Morgan was fifth at 1.70 (5-7).
Despite getting 12 points in the event, Princeton fell back one place into fourth after high jump and the Tigers would remain there throughout the meet.
Two more runners-up came in the field events with senior Imani Oliver in the triple jump and sophomore Julia Ratcliffe in the weight throw.
Oliver jumped to 12.70 (41-8) on her final attempt. Four other jumps would have given her second place as she jumped to 12.17, 12.55, 12.48 and 12.46 before her final, big jump.
Ratcliffe took second in the weight for the second straight season. She threw to 19.13 (62-9.25) on her fourth attempt. Four fouls wouldn't allow her to catch Harvard's Adabelle Ekechukwu's 20.81.
In the 800, senior Kacie O'Neil was fifth at 2:10.75. Sophomore Meghan McMullin just missed the final scoring spot at 2:14.13.
In the final events of the day, the 4x800 was fourth and the 4x400 was sixth.
Senior Kristin Smoot, freshman Zoe Sims, freshman Lizzie Bird and O'Neil clocked an 8:56.11 for the 4x800. The 4x400 was comprised of freshman Elisa Steele, senior Emily Broyles, senior Charquia Wright, McMullin. The relay ran 3:53.08.


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Yes, this gentleman is helping to feed hungry children by stuffing his own face.
The ancient Hawaiians perfected a form of massage called lomi lomi in which the masseuse uses hands, elbows, knuckles and even stones along with special oils and prayers.
Lomi lomi helps you feel better in all kinds of ways, but was especially useful in aiding digestion.
I think that's obvious from this picture.
I'm going to need lomi lomi with some big rocks after the rest of this week-because my calendar is overstuffed with food events.
The biggie is Sunday's Taste of the Nation, one of the most successful food events ever conceived. Share Our Strength, SOS, an organization started by culinary professionals, is dedicated to wiping out childhood hunger and has had a remarkable effect in the 22 years since it was founded.
One in four children in the United States suffer from hunger-limited access to nutrious food. SOS holds a bunch of different fund-raising events through the year, but Taste of the Nation is the granddaddy.
Taste of the Nation events are held all across the country, from New York to LA, each event featuring great wineries, chefs who donate time and food and brought about by thousands of volunteers. Coolest: the money raised by these communities stays in the community, going to local food banks and relief efforts.
In Utah, 100 percent of money from ticket sales goes to the cause and 40 chefs from across the state gather at Solitude Mountain Resort participate. Obviously, you need to be there.
But first, my own personal gorge-out starts tonight with an open house at Pago-we'll be checking the new patio and new menu items at this CSR based restaurant with wild man Mike Richey in the kitchen.
And Saturday night, Taste of the Nation eve, is Metropolitan's annual Food & Wine Festival-from 5 to 7 pm, an elite group of winemakers including Danny Fetzer of Jeriko Estate, Suzy Selby of Selby Wines and Kristin Belair of Honig Wines and wines from Jeriko, Atrea, Saracina, Caymus, Honig, Magnificent Wine Company and Waterbrook Wines of Washington.
The cool thing about this event is how small it is-unlike those mass pour 'n' swill tastings, here you can actually converse about the wines. Metropolitan's chefs will provide food pairings, and for an upcharge ($50), you can stay for the family-style dinner after the walk-and-wine. $30 for food; $45 for wine. Call 801-364-3472 for reservations.


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Never has an Apple product had a worse roll out.
"jOBS" the biopoic of Apple's Steve Jobs starring "Two and a Half Men" star Ashton Kutcher has been roundly panned, mocked and drop kicked at Sundance.
"A two-hour commercial"– Hollywood Reporter.
"Apple urged people to think different. jOBS does anything but."– Cinema Blend.
"Shallow" — CNET
The worst? Steve Wozniak, who was in at the creation of Apple, says much of the film is factually wrong.


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CyberBank Majesty hard reset
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General advice: Before you buy a new cell phone or new tablet, please try the following procedure to repair your device. First charge your battery, backup your important data if possible and in most cases take out SIM and SD card before factory reset. It is impossible to recover your data after doing a hard reset, so online backup is always important. For all of your data, a backup should be done on an external device, hard drive, raid system or media. With or without insurance, if your cell phone lost, damaged or stolen at least your invaluable data is backed up in a safe place. If you are about to sell your phone and you want to wipe your personal data, or if your phone affected with virus you have to do a hard reset. In some cases, you can delete the forgotten password or lock pattern from your device as well. All information is for devices with stock based ROMs. If you are using rooted device, always back up your EFS folder first, containing your IMEI info, etc.!


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"It's hard to resist this elegant treat with its sweet cherry flavor and fun crunchy crust," writes Bernardine Adamson of Sarcoxie, Missouri, "It won first place in the desserts category at my husband's company picnic."
- 6 egg whites
- 3/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 cups sugar
- 2 cups crushed saltines (about 60 crackers)
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen reduced-fat whipped topping, thawed
- 1 can (20 ounces) reduced-sugar cherry pie filling
- In a large bowl, beat the egg whites until foamy. Add cream of tartar and vanilla; beat until soft peaks form. Gradually beat in sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, until stiff glossy peaks form. Fold in saltines and pecans.
- Transfer to a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until lightly browned and edges begin to crack. Cool on a wire rack. Spread whipped topping over crust. Carefully spoon pie filling over top. Yield: 15 servings.
Originally published as Cherry Meringue Dessert in Light & Tasty February/March 2002, p62
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Reviewed Jun. 6, 2015
"Very easy to make. I was skeptical, but it really did taste good!"
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"Too much sugar; why don't they put the sugar grams in the nutritional analysis?"
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"I haven't had time to try this receipe, butwill later"
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"My Mom made this in a pie plate, and served this with strawberries. She also served it with real whipped cream!"
Reviewed May. 9, 2013
"Fantastic dessert. My only recommendation is that unless you plan to serve it all at once I would not put the toppings on the entire crust but rather cut as many pieces of the crust you need and individually apply the toppings. Otherwise the crust does get soggy."


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Located in the heart of Park Slope, the Old Stone House is a perfect place to experience Brooklyn's past while enjoying one of its most vibrant public spaces. The Battle of Brooklyn exhibit, the public restrooms and the recreation spaces are all wheelchair accessible.
Explore Our Exhibit
The Battle of Brooklyn was the first and largest battle of the American Revolution and the first official battle fought by the United States Army. Our permanent exhibit delves into the Battle, from the tense buildup through its dramatic climax. Informative for everyone from families to those with a deeper interest in the Revolutionary War, the exhibit features period weapons and clothes, as well as documents and artifacts that bring the fateful events of August 1776 to life.
Explore Washington Park & JJ Byrne Playground
Visit beautiful JJ Byrne Playground, which reflects the history of our site as a family farm and battle ground. The lush gardens are restful and a great place to learn about native and useful plants. Play basketball or handball, enjoy our open turf field during community hours after 3 pm on Fridays, and 5 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Shop at the Down to Earth Farmer's Market year round on Sundays, or join the Fishkill Farms CSA.
Find us at the center of Washington Park & JJ Byrne Playground, between 4th and 5th Avenues/3rd and 4th Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Accessible via the F/4th Avenue and the R/Union Street or the B63 bus.


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If you're willing to swap homes with a (somewhat vetted) stranger, you can globe-trot for a song--and live the fantasy that you're a native, not a tourist. As Naomi Wolf explains in A Cheapskate's Guide to Paradise, your humble abode could earn you a virtually free stay in enticing locations around the globe. Here are just some of them . . .


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LOS ANGELES – Maybe the Clippers didn't like that the Golden State Warriors beat them Wednesday in Oakland. Maybe they didn't like seeing the Warriors bench laughing after Blake Griffin missed a 3-point shot off the side of the backboard.
Maybe, the Warriors talked a little too much.
And, maybe the Clippers weren't going to let themselves lose to Golden State a third time.
The result was a ruthless dismantling of the Warriors, who were crushed, 115-89, on Saturday night at Staples Center. It was the Clippers' 12th victory in a row at home, a franchise record.
While the players swore Saturday's victory wasn't personal, the way they played, aggressive from the tip and punishing throughout, told a different story.
"We wanted to make a statement," Matt Barnes said. "They blew us out when they were at home and beat us earlier here. The most important thing was we just wanted to get a win."
Chris Paul, a night after willing the Clippers to a victory over the Lakers, starred again, scoring 27 points on only 12 field-goal attempts. Paul, who only played 28 minutes, had nine assists and five rebounds.
Paul hooked up with DeAndre Jordan for a pair of highlight lobs, including one off the backboard, which drew a serious glare from Warriors coach Mark Jackson.
Blake Griffin added 20 points and seven assists, and Eric Bledsoe, stepping up with Jamal Crawford injured, scored a season-high 17 points.
The Clippers scored 32 points or more in the first three quarters before only getting 12 in the fourth. But by that time it hardly mattered.
Jackson, who glared down at the Clippers' bench when the Clippers' completed a few of their dozen or so highlight plays, said the Clippers earned the right to celebrate.
"They played well. They played like they wanted to send a message, and we didn't play well," Jackson said. "What you have to do as a coach or a player is let it soak in and remember it. That's all. Mark it down with permanent ink."
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ZF-8953: All public methods of Zend_Log should return the current instance
All public methods of Zend_Log should return the current instance (return $this) so a fluent usage is possible.
Sometimes its necessary to add more writers or event items at once and a fluent interface makes this nicer to implement. There should be no downside because in its current state all public methods return nothing.
$logger->setEventItem('foo1', 'bar1');
$logger->setEventItem('foo2', 'bar2');
->setEventItem('foo1', 'bar1')
->setEventItem('foo2', 'bar2');
Reassigned to @matthew.
Attached the patch.
Fixed with the r22568.
Doesn't this - strictly spoken - break bc, and therefore may not be committed into the release branch?
Soon I will revert branch but I believe should be implemented in the minor release ;).
Reverted in branch r22632.
I was originally going to re-open the issue, but I will note that it does introduce a slight BC break.
Technically speaking, we usually characterize BC breaks as one of the following:
- Changing the signature (e.g., adding new required arguments; changing the return value type; making argument typehints more restrictive)
- Making visibility more restrictive (e.g., moving from public to protected or private; moving from protected to private)
However, changing the visibility at all actually can introduce some BC breakage. If a method is marked as private, and we change it to protected, we can cause BC breakage in the case where somebody has extended the class and overridden that method, while retaining the private visibility. In this case, they will get an E_FATAL as their method is now more restrictive than the method they're extending.
That said, they also need to override a public or protected method in the first place in order to even call the formerly private method. I would hope they have a good test suite in place. :)
I still think this is a good idea, but it's easier to call this sort of thing out in a minor release than in a maintenance release.
Thanks you Matthew and Freeaqingme by reported. Only applied to branch because I saw a similar issue ZF-9913 be applied in release 1.10.6.


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Some of you may not know, but PD has beena round for about 4ish years or so now- possibly longer. Some have been here since about the start, and others are a bit newer- some fall in the middle, like myself. Whether or not you're new-gen or not though, that doesn't change the fact that some of us have gotten close to others in ways besides that of just a forum-bud.
With this in mind, I have an offer. I mentioned this in another thread, but I figure a formal written offer would work a bit better =P I have access to a Ventrilo server, and access to a public Ventrilo as well. I'm admin on one, and know the admin of the other. Here's why I bring this up-
Some of said friends live in areas across the world- a good +5-9 hours ahead of many of us, and make talking verbally an issue if you want more than one person at a time talking. Ventrilo is a program you download from a website that allows voice communication of many users at once through a Microphone at your computer, for free.
I offer up my vent for your use, to talk to who you wish, when you wish- under the condition you respect the owners and other admins wishes, and be respectful in a moderate sense ;)
I can help you get set up, and work your way around. This would allow you all to chat over vent while messing around online (it's ran in the background, so it wouldn't really hamper any of your browsing or whatever), or just to talk when you're bored. And it would allow up to 40 of us to talk at once =P
Let me know what's up and if you're interested, and I'll see about setting you up. I figured I'd try to help in what ways I can <3


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Sun Devil T&F Welcomes UA, NAU To Tempe for Dual Meet
The Arizona State men and women will look to keep their winning streaks against their in-state rivals alive this weekend.
By The Numbers: 2011-12 Sun Devil Year In Review
Three NCAA individual titles were won
Former Sun Devil Alcorn Realizes Olympic Dreams
Kyle Alcorn became the first ASU Olympian in the steeplechase last month.
Kyle Alcorn Becomes Tenth ASU Olympian of 2012
Numerous Sun Devils advanced to the finals of their respective events after an action-filled day at the U.S. Track and Field Trials in Eugene, Ore.
Three Sun Devil Alumni Advance to Finals After Another Day in Eugene
The Arizona State track and field distance program was well-represented at the U.S. Olympic Trials on Monday.
Kyle Alcorn- 2012 USA olympian
Kyle Alcorn ASU photo gallery
ASU at the U.S. Olympic Trials - Track & Field
ASU track and field was represented by 20 current and former athletes in Eugene
2008 NCAA Championships in Pictures
Images from the 2008 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships (by Alex Ryan)
--ASU Has First Steeplechase Representative In Kyle Alcorn (SB Nation Arizona/July 12, 2012)
--ASU alum Kyle Alcorn living out his Olympic Dream (Pros2Preps.com/July 11, 2012)
Arizona State: Earned his first All-America honor on the track by placing seventh in the 3,000m steeplechase with the second-fastest time in school history (8:35.71)... ranks eighth outdoors in the 5,000m run (13:55.17)... ranks third in the indoor 3,000m run (7:58.82) and fourth in the indoor 5,000m run (14:03.78). 2007 XC: Was the team's top finisher in four of his five races... placed 10th at the Pac-10 Championships, earning All-Pac-10 Second Team honors for the second year in a row... also earned all-region honors by finishing seventh at the NCAA West Region Championships... selected as the team's Most Valuable runner... opened the year by placing fifth at the Roy Griak Invitational... placed 110th in his first NCAA appearance... 2007 Outdoor: Earned his first All-America honor by placing seventh in the 3,000m steeplechase... his time of 8:35.71 ranks as the second-fastest in school history... placed third in the Pac-10 and sixth in the West Region... won the Double Dual... scored in the 5,000m run at the Pac-10 meet... regionally qualified in the 1,500m, steeplechase and 5,000m runs...
2007 Indoor: Competed in a pair of races... scored at the MPSF Championships by placing fifth in the 3,000m run (7:58.82)... that time ranks as the third-fastest in school history and is only the third to break the eight-minute barrier... clocked the fourth-fastest time in the 5,000m run at 14:03.78... 2006 XC: The team's second runner all season... placed 10th in his first Pac-10 Championships to earn Second Team All-Pac-10 honors... finished 62nd at the NCAA West Region meet... placed fourth in his first meet with the Sun Devils (the Dave Murray Invitational)... placed 12th at the Roy Griak before taking 29th at the Pre-National race.
Oregon: Competed for the Ducks for two seasons... helped team win the 2005 Pac-10 Track and Field crown, finishing seventh in the steeplechase... finished eighth in the steeplechase on a regional level before placing 16th at the NCAA Championships with a personal-best time of 8:44.72... ran a 4:03.98 mile, the fastest on the team... ranked second in the steeple, third in the 1,500m and fourth in the 5,000m for UO... ran in the Top 5 of the cross country team, finishing 22nd overall at the 2005 Pac-10 meet... member of the Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention team in 2005...also won the 2004 USA Junior Championship title in the steeplechase before placing 16th at the World Junior Championships.
High School: A 2003 graduate of Buchanan High School (Clovis, Calif.)... in cross country, finished second at the CIF state meet as a senior and seventh as a junior... also secured cross country crowns in the regional and conference races as a senior... also a standout on the track, capturing the CIF title in the 3,200m run as a junior... took second as a senior... as a junior, added titles in both the 1,600m and 3,200m events at the conference and Valley level before repeating in the 3,200m at both events as a senior... captured the 1,600m at the Valley meet as a senior as well... earned four varsity letters on the track while adding a pair in cross country and one in water polo.
Personal: Majoring in BIS (Communication and Business)... parents are Scott and Pamela Alcorn... has two siblings: Bryce and Clayton... uncle Ron Meyer-Hagen played water polo at Fresno State... born March 18, 1985, in Fresno, Calif.
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What did Justin Morneau NOT accomplish during the 2008 season?! His offensive stats read as follows: 683 AB, 97 R, 187 H, 47 2B (a new team record), 23 HR, 129 RBI, and .300 BA, far and away leading the rest of the team in nearly all of those categories (and likely garnering him at least a few MVP ballots behind probable winner Dustin Pedroia). Defensively, Morneau has also developed himself into an above-average (and borderline spectacular) defenseman (much like Corey Koskie did years ago). Oh, and on a personal level, Morneau won the MLB Home Run Derby and scored the winning run in the All-Star Game. What's to complain about, right?
While Justin (much like his buddy Joe Mauer) was the team MVP throughout the 2008 season, he also seemed to succumb to a bit of fatigue at certain points (163 games will do that to a player). Basically, he carried the team when he was hot, but also was abhorrent when he was cold (like the last week of the season). I hope that Twins manager Ron Gardenhire will view this as just another learning experience with his always-potential MVP candidate, as it would be smart to give him a few days off next season whether or not it messes up the lineup.
In order for that to happen, though, the Twins may need to go out a sign a part-time player (much like Mike Redmond does at the catcher position) to play 1B, or give Brian Buscher a bit more work at the position so they at least feel moderately comfortable giving the Big Canuck some rest.
All in all, it was a great season for Morneau and I hope he continues his success in subsequent seasons, as he is the rock that our offensive lineup is built on.
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-Talk about some bad blood in Los Angeles…the Dodgers got back into their NLCS with a 7-2 win over Philadelphia. Besides some early offensive fireworks from the men in Blue (knocking Phillies' starter Jamie Moyer in the second inning), both benches also emptied when Hiroki Kuroda (the Dodgers' starting pitcher) threw over the head of Shane Victorino, with Manny Ramirez leading the charge out of the home dugout. A bunch of other beanballs were exchanged (whether intentional or not) during the contest, setting up a Game Four tomorrow night that was the potential for high drama.
-Yes, the Tampa Bay Rays evened the series with the Boston Red Sox on Saturday night, but with the series moving to Fenway Park tomorrow afternoon, does anyone really think the Rays will take two of three on that hallowed ground. IF this series goes back to The Trop, it WILL be with the Sox holding the advantage.


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Editor: March is the month to develop public awareness about Special Olympics Davidson County, which serves over 500 athletes with intellectual disabilities involving approximately 16 different sports. Many people in the area have volunteered for events since 1974. Special Olympic athletes inspire and teach us about courage, dedication, hard work and perseverance.
It is through their opportunities to compete in athletic competitions that they can develop and display their talents to their families, peers and the community. The faces and expressions of these athletes show how vital the athletic programs are to their well-being. As they develop in strength and endurance, their physical skills improve and so does their self-confidence. They become more social and involved in their community as a result of this training.
As the Special Olympic athletes become more involved in taking charge of their lives, they understand how important they are in the mainstream of their environment and the community. What a better world we would have if all of us had more of the gratitude, attitude and latitude that the Special Olympic athletes have.
Special Olympic athletes are our heroes because they really surprise us every day by showing us how much they can accomplish regardless of their intellectual disabilities. They have the same dreams and inspirations as other people. They learn that striving to do their best is more important than winning as they recite the Special Olympic motto: "Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt!" The world becomes a much broader spectrum as they leave their isolated stations and learn that they can accomplish skills that they never dreamed of. The public sees the joy and exhilaration of these athletes and are inspired to accomplish more in their own lives.
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MiLB Top 50 Rank: #1
Team/Position: Atlanta Braves - OF
Drafted: 2007 14th
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|Stephen Strasburg
MiLB Top 50 Rank: #2
Team/Position: Washington Nationals - Pitcher (R)
Drafted: 2009 1st
2009 Arizona Fall League: 4-1 - 4.26 ERA - 23 K - 7 BB
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MiLB Top 50 Rank: #3
Team/Position: Florida Marlins - OF
Drafted: 2nd Round - 79th Overall
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|Desmond Jennings
MiLB Top 50 Rank: #6
Team/Position: Tampa Bay Rays - OF (Center)
Drafted: 2006 - 289th Pick
Opening Day Age: 23
2009 Triple AAA: 32 Games -- .325 Avg. - 3 HR - 17 RBI
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MiLB Top 50 Rank: #7
Team/Position: Texas Rangers - Pitcher
Drafted: Non Drafted FA (Atlanta Braves)
Opening Day Age: 21
2009 MAJORS: 1-0 - 20 Games -- 31 Innings - 1.74 ERA - 39 K - 2 Saves
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-Neftali has already proven in 20 games at the major league level that he can have explosive stuff and get batters out. There is still talk about him being a starter, however...based on last season performance, it appears Feliz has the bullpen figured out. Look for him to be on the Texas Rangers roster at the start of 2010.
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MiLB Top 50 Rank: #9
Team/Position: Texas Rangers - 1B
Drafted: 2008 11th Pick
Opening Day Age: 23
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MiLB Top 50 Rank: #11
Team/Position: Cleveland Indians - Catcher C
Drafted: Non-Drafted FA (LA Dodgers)
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- The Cleveland Indians aquired Carlos Santana via a trade with the Los Angeles Dodgers....Boy are they sure glad they got this talented young catcher. Expected to make his way to the bigs shortly as he was a Double AA MVP last season. Cleveland Indians faithful are very excited about this young kid. He kind of reminds me of Pablo Sandoval of the Giants.
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|Brett Wallace
MiLB Top 50 Rank: #16
Team/Position: Toronto Blue Jays - 3B/1B
Drafted: 2005 42nd Round
Opening Day Age: 23
2009 Triple AAA: 106 Games -- .297 Avg - 15 HR - 47 RBI
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- Brett could certainly see time in the majors in 2010 making him a solid prospect to take a look at. He is a pure hitter that can play both 3B and 1st. Many feel that he will end up at third base because his glove might not be MLB worthy. He might get a chance to prove it this season.
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MiLB Top 50 Rank: #20
Team/Position: Tampa Bay Rays - 3B/1B
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- Jeremy Hellickson would be a starter in most teams rotations in the MLB. Tampa Bay has no room in the major leagues for Hellickson as a starter and he may spend more time in the minors in 2010. He has excellent control over his pitches and is an outstanding prospect that should continue to develop. Look for Tampa to possibly use Hellickson as 'trade bait' if they can't use him.
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|Starlin Castro
MiLB Top 50 Rank: #22
Team/Position: Chicago Cubs - SS
Opening Day Age: 20
2009 Minors A/AA: 127 Games -- .299 Avg - 140 Hits - 28 SB - 49 RBI
Prospect Information
- This young prospect made it to Double AA in 2009 being a teenager. Remember what you were doing at 19? Many feel that Starlin Castro already has a Gold-Glove potential defense, being young and small - his hitting should develop. Look for the Cubs to develop this soon to be 20 year old in the minors in 2010. If Starlin Castro can hit for average and steal bases he will have a spot on the Cubs MLB roster for many years to come.
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|Christian Friedrich
MiLB Top 50 Rank: #23
Team/Position: Colorado Rockies - Pitcher (Left Handed)
Drafted: 2008 25th Pick
Opening Day Age: 23
2009 Minors A: 3-1 - 2.18 ERA - 45 IP - 66 K
2009 Minors A Advanced: 3-2 - 2.54 ERA - 74 IP - 93 K
Prospect Information
- Explosive is the word used most when talking about Christian Friedrich's stuff. As you can see by his 2009 A-Ball numbers above, this guy was a strike-out machine. We'll see how he does as he moves up the Rockies system. With those kind of numbers and a team that is always looking for pitching help makes this a good prospect to go after.
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|Tim Beckham
MiLB Top 50 Rank: #24
Team/Position: Tampa Bay Rays - SS
Drafted: 2008 #1 Pick
Opening Day Age: 21
2009 Minors Single A: 125 Games -- .275 Avg - 5 HR - 63 RBI - 58 Runs
Prospect Information
- Many people may call Tim Beckham's 1st year in the minors a failure, however this is still a young man (21) who is still fresh out of High School. The good news is that Tampa has many prospects (including many top players in the MLB) so they can let Beckham develop in the minors for a few seasons. Keep an eye on his performance over 2010 and monitor if he is a buy or sell. I anticipate more downward selling if he continues to struggle...leading to better buys. However if he comes out blazing, many will jump back on the Tim Beckham band-wagon.
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|Austin Jackson
MiLB Top 50 Rank: #38
Team/Position: Detroit Tigers - OF
Drafted: 2005 Yankees 8th Round (259th)
Opening Day Age: 23
2009 Minors Triple AAA: 132 Games -- .300 Avg - 4 HR - 24 Steals
Prospect Information
- John Hart who is a Sr. advisor to the Texas Rangers GM said that Austin Jackson will be the Detroit Tigers opening day starter in Center Field. Austin Jackson actually has been on our radar for some time now ... as we called him out in 2009 on Show #33 of The Sports Card Show Podcast. Now that he plays for the Tigers, he should still get some hobby love (not as much as the Yankees could have brought him) but he will have a chance to play sooner with the Tigers.
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|Mike Montgomery
MiLB Top 50 Rank: #43
Team/Position: Kansas City Royals - Pitcher (Left Handed)
Drafted: 2008 36th Pick
Opening Day Age: 20
2009 Minors: 21 Starts -- 6-4 - 2.21 ERA
Prospect Information
- Mike Montgomery is a young left hander that the Kansas City Royals are keeping a close eye on. He has the talent and tools to become a top major league starter. Good thing for collectors is that Mike Montgomery has 3 very nice Autograph Rookie Cards to collect as seen below.
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|Jose Iglesias
MiLB Top 50 Rank: #45
Team/Position: Boston Red Rox - SS
Drafted: Un-Drafted FA Signed 2009
Opening Day Age: 20
Prospect Information
- Jose Iglesias defected from Cuba and signed with the Boston Red Sox in September 2009. He received a $6 Million Dollar Signing bonus so the Red Sox are expecting big things from this young kid. He has a Potential Gold-Glove already, and now his small build needs to develop so he can start to swing the bat. He did bat .275 in the Arizona Fall League proving that he can hit.
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The Designer Challenge asks a handful of bloggers to create a block using specific design elements and/or fabric requirements. I'm always amazed at the different interpretations people come up with. This issue's challenge was to create a block using charm squares.
This herringbone block was what I came up with. It uses charm squares and an easy piecing method to create a unique spin on zig zags or string blocks. A complete tutorial for making the block can be found in Issue 5.
Fat Quarterly is hands-down my favorite quilting publication—I've been a subscriber since day one. So how fun for my block to be in it this month, alongside all the other fabulous blocks. Issue 5 is all about pre-cuts, and it's full of great patterns, so if you haven't checked it out yet, please do!
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- Live a Colorful Life said...
Amazing block! I would definitely use this to make a quilt. I certainly have enough charm packs in my stash! And congrats on being in Fat Quarterly--definitely one of my favorite publications as well!
- April 26, 2011 at 3:13 AM
- Becky said...
Congrats lee! That's so exciting. I was just admiring that block last night and didn't realize it was yours. Great work!
- April 26, 2011 at 4:51 AM
- Mary Ann & Mother said...
Congratulations!! I love your block - how wonderful to be asked by their company to create it and be published - a dream come true!!
- April 26, 2011 at 6:52 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Very cool, congratulations! I might just use this for my 3x6 bee block this month! :)
- April 26, 2011 at 6:59 AM
- Jessica said...
This block is great Lee!! Congrats, I had the same idea as Elizabeth, possible 3x6 bee block!
- April 26, 2011 at 8:02 AM
- Leanne said...
I love this block and am looking forward to trying it! Congratulations on its publication!
- April 26, 2011 at 8:09 AM
- commonthreads said...
The block looks great! Thanks for the tutorial . . . looking forward to trying it out!
- April 26, 2011 at 8:25 AM
- Linz said...
Oooo! That block is awesome!! great job!
- April 26, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- Erika L. said...
This is wonderful!! I can just imagine a quilt made up of these blocks!!
- April 26, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- AnneMarie said...
Congrats!! Great block! i've got tostart subscribing to this!
- April 26, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- Katie B. said...
This would make a great bee block!
- April 26, 2011 at 12:36 PM
- felicity said...
Nice block!! Congrats on participating in the designer challenge, Lee.
- April 26, 2011 at 3:54 PM
- Becky said...
Cool! I've been wanting to make a "wheat stalk" with the same kind of pattern. So many things to do, so little time...
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*LOVE* this block! Even better that it was done with a charm pack!
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ZF-2528: Zend_Form __toString() implementations should not throw exceptions
Currently, all __toString() implementations in the Zend_Form classes proxy to render(), which in turn proxies to decorators and potentially other classes -- any of which could throw an exception. PHP doesn't like exceptions in __toString() and throws an E_FATAL that doesn't accurately depict the root cause of the issue.
To make debugging simpler, __toString() should capture exceptions, and then raise an E_USER_WARNING with the exception message.
Resolved in r7697


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I find them quite wearable and also very good, generally.
Thread: Slumberhouse fragrances
Has anyone else tried the fragrances from Slumberhouse?
I received a sample pack of 8 fragrances today. I find these to be unwearable........maybe in a very cold nordic climate.
I find them quite wearable and also very good, generally.
Current Top Favorites:
1) Portrait of a Lady original formula (EdP Frédéric Malle)
2) Giorgio for Men vintage/V.I.P. for Men (Giorgio Beverly Hills)
3) Dia Man vintage edt (Amouage)
4) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz) - tie
4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Les Nombres d'Or Vetyver (Mona di Orio)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
8) Tzora (Anat Fritz)
9) Javanese Patchouli (Zegna) - tie
9) Monsieur de Givenchy vintage (Givenchy) - tie
9) Coeur de Vetiver Sacré (L'Artisan) - tie
9) Polo vintage (Ralph Lauren) - tie
9) Patou pour Homme Privé (Jean Patou) - tie
9) Oud Shamash (The Different Company) - tie
Tried a few but was not impressed.
Norne is incredible, enjoyed it very much, excellent coniferous notes. Others are OK in various ways, haven't found anything dreadful yet.
"The force that through the green fuse drives the flower // drives my green age..." Dylan Thomas
I agree with Odysseusm, Norne is a fantastic coniferous fragrance full of nuances, i particularly appreciate also Vikt from the same brand (a sample of which my friend Alfarom sent to me). Unfortunately i haven't tested the other Slumberhouse's yet. Anybody could send my the samples of Jeke and the others? I have many samples to swap.
I find this house to be very creative and interesting. That said, the concept of what is wearable and what's not, is very subjective. I'm perfectly fine with most of their offerings with my personal standouts being Vikt, Norne and Ore. I'm recently trying ot get warm to Pear+Olive but there's a watery vibe going on thruoughout which I'm not very comfortable with...We'll see....
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I find them all wearable, but I favor rather extreme scents as a rule. My favorites are Jeke, Norne, and Baque. One that is not anywhere near my favorite, but that I can't imagine anyone finding "unwearable," is Pear + Olive, which just smells like very nice shampoo to me.
I only own 2 of them, but Pear + Olive is amazing, truly one of my favorites. The other I own is Sova, but it's on it's way (maybe if I'm lucky it'll be here today.) I have a few samples coming along with it, so I'll try to update with my impressions of them, but I have a feeling they'll be strong, which I love.
Pear + Olive is great, very wearable, its a sour/sweet creamy pear, very nice