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Eating Jewish in Mexico City
By Nicholas Gilman Original Print Publication: April, 2009
Pescado al Horno con Tjine (baked fish filets with sesame sauce)
Adapted and translated by Nicholas Gilman
Serves 4
1 k. firm fish filets (huachinango or sierra)
1 tb. lemon juice
½ ts. salt
¼ ts. mustard powder
¼ ts. ground cumin
Salsa Tjine:
3 tb. Tjine (also called tahini or sesame paste)
1 tb. lemon juice
¾ cup water
5 cloves garlic
5 sprigs parsley, chopped
¼ ts. salt
Put all sauce ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth.
Prepare a glass baking dish-rub with olive oil and lay in fish filets, sprinkling with the lemon, salt, mustard, and cumin. Bake for about 10 minutes at 180 C, add the sauce and cook for 15 minutes more. Serve with white rice.
So they ask a Jewish boy from Manhattan to write about Jewish food in Mexico? What, you think I should be nice? They call those fluffy pillows from Wendy's Kosher Bakery bagels? The corned beef sandwich at Klein's has two measly slices of dry meat in it-two! The pickles are from a jar! And the prices! You could plotz!
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Schwarma: think tacos al pastor with an accent.
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Did I go into it with a bad attitude? You bet. But bubbeleh, I ended up learning something. So nu?
It turns out there is indeed a world of "Jewish Cuisine" in the land of pork and tacos, but it's not what you'd expect. Nothing to do with Barney Greengrass or the Carnegie Deli, my old haunts in New York.
Instead, I found "Piny" Tacos Kosher, which offers alambre de hígado, made with chicken liver. I tried schnitzel a la Veracruzana at Restaurante Sinai. And the shwarma in pita out at Shuky's in Tecamachalco is the best in town: think tacos al pastor with an accent.
I asked every Jewish Mexican I could find (and there are many, around 50,000 at last count) what their food memories are, what they think of as Jewish food in Mexico: I got a lot of different answers.
It turns out it all depends on where your abuelos hail from. Mine were from Russia, as were most in the eastern US. They ate gefilte fish, lox, borscht, and blintzes. But in Mexico, the original national identity of immigrant Jews is more diverse. It includes Greece, Turkey, Syria, Morocco, Lebanon, Spain, and Portugal as well as Russia, Poland, and Germany. That diversity shows-or at least used to-in the cooking.
The affable Clara Melameh, librarian at the Centro Cultural México-Israel in the Centro Histórico, is of Russian-Polish extraction like me. She claims to make the best gefilte fish in town. "Only there's no one left to eat it," she laments. "Nobody alive even knows what it is! My son went to live in Israel, and I'm divorced. I'm going to do all that work-for who?" Invite me, Clara!
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Hmm, I think there's a little culinary hegemony going on here touching on the Great Hummus Schism over who lays claim to shawarma, hummus, tahini, tabouleh, etc. I tend to identify that food with Levant/Mediterranean region, embraced by everyone in that region, including Christians.
I find it odd that the author associated Lebanese migrants to Mexico as being Jewish. I've always considered them to have been Christian Lebanese. This is certainly the predominant religious background of the Lebanese Diaspora in the New World. There have always been Jews in Mexico since the Conquest, but I always associated the Orthodox Ashkenazi to have come since World War II. I had friends who immigrated as recently as 1968 because their parents didn't want them to be grist for the mill of the Arab/Israeli conflict.
In any case, I feel for anyone trying to get *either* a decent tamiyah sandwich (aka falafel) or a good bagel, shmear with lox. You're just in the wrong country for that. The best bet for vegetarians and religious diets is to stick to what little Lebanese/Subcontinental food you can find in DF.
But hey, at least tortillas are unleavened! :)
Good news on the falafel front: new hole-in-the-wall place opened in November near the corner of Chilpancingo and Av México in Condesa. Best falafel I've had since NYC! They appear to only be open in the evenings.
Hummus is by far one of those best foods when it comes to what you can do with it. I say we compromise fill a glass of water, and throw some hummus onto a torilla and a call it a day.
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I include Lebanon in the list of countries from which Jewish immigrants came - a handful were indeed Lebanese. I do not mean to imply that the majority of the large Lebanese community here is Jewish, it is not.
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I include Lebanon in the list of countries from which Jewish immigrants came - a handful were indeed Lebanese. I do not mean to imply that the majority of the large Lebanese community here is Jewish, it is not.
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LOS ANGELES - Tight end Mike Seidman, linebacker Marcus Reese, quarterback J.P. Losman and offensive linemen Bryce Bohlander and Shane Lehmann highlight a list of 20 high school seniors who have signed letters-of-intent to attend UCLA.
"We are excited about this class of recruits," said head coach Bob Toledo. "It always takes a little time to see how these players will perform, but on paper, we feel we recruited quality players at every position. The offensive and defensive lines were priorities for us and we feel the young men in this class will help give us the needed quality depth we are looking for."
Bohlander, Lehmann, Losman, Reese and Seidman were all selected to the prestigious Parade Magazine All-America team. Seidman was a member of USA Today's All-America first team while Lehmann was selected to the second team. Bohlander and Lehmann were both named to RivalNet's 22-man All-America squad.
Bohlander, Losman, Reese and Seidman were named to SuperPrep's Top 50. Nine of UCLA's signees - Bohlander, running back Akil Harris, Lehmann, defensive tackle Rodney Leisle, Losman, cornerback Ricky Manning, wide receiver Jerry Owens, Reese and Seidman -- were named to SuperPrep's All-America team.
Six new Bruins - Bohlander, Lehmann, Losman, Owens, Reese and Seidman - were members of PrepStar's Dream Team. Bohlander, place kicker Nathan Fikse, Lehmann, Leisle, Losman, Manning, Reese and Seidman were members of PrepStar's Super 30 All-Western Region team. Fifteen of UCLA's signees - defensive ends David Ball and Matt Ball, Bohlander, athlete Kevin Brant, Fikse, Harris, Lehmann, Leisle, linebacker Dennis Link, Losman, Manning, cornerback DaShaun McCullough, Owens, Reese, Seidman and free safety Ryan Wikert -- earned All-America acclaim from PrepStar.
Five signees - Bohlander, Lehmann, Losman, Reese and Seidman -- ranked among the nation's Top 40 players as rated by RivalNet, and three more - Leisle, Manning and Owens -- ranked in the Top 100.
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New luxury iPhone 4 costs $8 million
Remember the iPhone 3GS Kings Button, which was priced at $2.41 million last year? If you thought that was expensive, check out this new luxury iPhone 4, which costs no less than £5 million. – about $8 million.
Customized by Stuart Hughes for a wealthy Australian businessman, the uber-expensive iPhone 4 is dressed in rose gold and 500 diamonds (53 of which are embedded on the Apple logo on the back).
The iPhone's home button features "two interchangeable diamonds" – a 7.4 carat pink one, and a rare 8 carat one.
What's amazing is that the Australian businessman reportedly ordered two such luxury iPhones. Man, with $16 million someone could feed a small, poor country for a month!
Via Small World, Engadget


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Last year during the Mayhem Festival festivities one of the event staff indicated that Idaho would not be on the tour schedule in 2014. So when Rockstar Energy released the 2014 tour schedule and there was no Boise date, I was disappointed but hardly surprised. Still there was a shred of hope when I noticed a gap in the dates between Auburn, Washington on July 8 and Phoenix on July 11. Fortuitously, Treasure Valley music promoting legend, Creston Thornton stepped in to insure we did not lose our spot on the tour.
Thornton and his group, CTTouring have made sure the 2014 Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival will return to Boise for the fifth straight year. While details are still being hammered out, the date will be July 9 at the Ford Amphitheater (formerly Idaho Events Center/Amphitheater).
Tickets for the event are scheduled to go on sale April 5 and performing artists are expected to be announced March 31, however PRP.com released an article last week with a purported line-up for the event. The main headliners were listed as Avenged Sevenfold and Korn, which guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer confirmed in a recent interview. The other acts on the rumored line-up include:
Asking Alexandria, Trivium, Cannibal Corpse, Suicide Silence, Miss May I, Mushroomhead, Emmure, Texas Hippie Coalition, Veil Of Maya, Upon A Burning Body, Darkest Hour, Body Count, Ill Nino, Wretched, Sister Sin, Islander.
This list seems like a group of strong guesses and wishful thinking. Body Count seems likely, but Emmure performed on the 2013 tour which never duplicates acts on back to back years. Suicide Silence seems likely while Texas Hippie Coalition does not. Trivium seems good for a slot, but Asking Alexandria is currently touring the U.S. so that seems like a questionable choice. It would be wonderful to find Sister Sin on the bill, but is fairly unlikely. In all, you are probably looking at half the names that will be on the final line-up, but hopefully this is a partial list as too much of it is too familiar to past line-ups. Korn is quickly turning into the Mayhem house band.
Regardless, Boise metalheads send out a resounding thanks to Mr. Thornton and CTTouring for keeping us in the metal Mayhem mix. Now if we could get a few more hard rock and metal shows at the Revolution Concert House & Event Center all would be right in our rock and roll world.
Suggested Links
- An Acoustic Evening with Sevendust comes to Boise on April 20 at The Knit
- Black Label Society will make return to the Knitting Factory
- Asking Alexandria, August Burns Red to hit Boise Knit, April 8
- Mayhem aftermath: Interview with Rob Zombie guitarist John 5
- Mayhem aftermath: Five Finger Death Punch interview with Chris Kael


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Was Gold's Bounce Today a Last Gasp for Air?
Rod David
Its bearish pattern cannot tolerate closing any higher Thursday.
The following are the latest daily summaries of my ongoing intraday coverage, providing context to interpret price action. Any prices listed are for a contract's current "front month." Their direction tends to correlate with any ETFs listed for each.
Today's Highlight:
Perhaps it is only political unrest in Turkey that motivated gold's bounce Wednesday. It was left in a make-it or break-it position that must at least close sufficiently lower Thursday to maintain the bearish pattern targeting new lows. Meanwhile, crude oil has an opportunity to break higher to levels not seen in weeks or months, but its recovery can't tolerate much more delay.
Dollar Basket
Jun Contract DX; (NYSEARCA:UUP), (NYSEARCA:UDN)
Last week's 81.00 lows were probed as expected down to 80.75. Back above 81.25 would signal the trend reversing up, especially if not initiated by gapping up.
Jun Contract EC; (NYSEARCA:FXE)
Wednesday's gap down reversed up to test the 1.3333 target up to 1.3361, but 1.3333 held as resistance. Back under the morning's 1.3265 low would trigger at least a corrective dip.
Aug Contract GC; (NYSEARCA:GLD)
Despite only testing 1377.00 resistance at Tuesday's close, Wednesday probed sharply higher to test 1390.00 and 1393.50. They were both being tested through the close. Closing under 1385.00 Wednesday would have sufficed to signal the surge was absorbed. Alternatively, closing under 1377.00 Thursday would be needed for the decline's sponsorship to compensate for its delay.
Jul Contract SI; (NYSEARCA:SLV)
Wednesday's bounce filled the gap back up to 21.92 and spent the day again ranging around the decline's 21.80 target, without signaling any accumulation or buy signal.
30-Year Treasury
Sep Contract US; (NYSEARCA:TLT)
Tuesday's 139-22 high already had filled the gap back to Friday's close. Wednesday's slightly higher high chipped away at its resistance, without reacting down under support. Any higher high Thursday would be credible for extending higher, although by how much is dubious ahead of the afternoon's 30-year auction.
Crude Oil
Jul Contract CL; (NYSEARCA:USO)
96.00 resistance was probed throughout Wednesday morning. So long as 95.65 once again holds as support, extending the recovery to test 98.10 remains likely.
Natural Gas
Jul Contract NG; (NYSEARCA:UNG), (NYSEARCA:UNL)
Wednesday firmed back to Tuesday morning's highs, and to Tuesday morning's "higher prior lows," leaving outstanding a test of fresh lows under 3.70 — probably down to 3.55-3.60 — before a durable recovery could form.
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Dec. 11, 2012
PHOENIX - Arizona State University announced early Tuesday morning that Phoenix FC, a franchise member of the USL PRO professional soccer league, has signed on for a stadium agreement for the 2013 inaugural season. The team will play home games at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium in Tempe beginning this spring.
As part of the deal, Phoenix FC will invest to significantly expand seating capacity by more than 4,000 additional seats, taking the total capacity to over 5,000 seats. Designs include the addition of North, South and East seating areas, with the South side reserved for a "Supporters Section" dedicated to the most avid fans. Phoenix FC has already purchased the additional seating with construction slated to begin next month, and it will be completed before the team begins professional play in April.
"We are excited to partner with the city of Tempe to host professional soccer at Arizona State University," said Vice President of University Athletics Steve Patterson. "We will provide a first-class soccer stadium for Phoenix FC to play its home matches. Our women's soccer program has been in the NCAA Tournament three of the past four seasons and as soccer grows in the state, a partnership with Phoenix FC is a natural way to maintain that momentum."
Sun Devil Athletics partners with @phoenixfcwolves on stadium agreement ow.ly/g0ZC5— Sun Devil Athletics (@TheSunDevils) December 11, 2012
We are getting a new neighbor in Sun Devil Soccer Stadium! We will see @phoenixfcwolves this Spring thesundevils.com/genrel/121112a... @asu @thesundevils-- ASU Softball (@ASUSoftball) December 11, 2012
With this location, near the northeast corner of University Drive and Rural Road, Phoenix FC looks to make an immediate impact and draw sell-out crowds of soccer enthusiasts across Arizona. The team will play fifteen home games between April and September of 2013, joining the USL PRO's Los Angeles Blues as the two premiere western franchises. Additionally, the club will play exhibition matches against MLS clubs and International teams, and compete in the 100th edition of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup in May of 2013.
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The Eight Lido is a wine bar, restaurant, and lounge @ Lido Beach, Johor Bahru. Here, our mission is to provide our customers exceptional wine and beer paired with a delicious snacks that will entice both the amateur and the expert in a relaxing, intimate setting. We offer domestic and new world wines by the glass as well on tap beers for those who prefer an ice cold frothy beverage.
Come enjoy a cool, brisk Saturday evening outside on our garden with the breeze of fresh air, a great glass of wine and good friends to keep you cozy. Inside, you will be able to unwind and let go of the day's stress and relax in a friendly atmosphere.
We look forward to seeing you and tantalizing your taste buds! Cheers!
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Possible extension to Haskell overloading behavior
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So I've been thinking about something, and I'm curious whether anyone (in particular, people involved with GHC) think this is a worthwhile idea. I'd like to implement an extension to GHC to offer a different behavior for literals with polymorphic types. The current behavior is something like: 1. Give the literal a polymorphic type, like (Integral a => a) 2. Type check the whole program, possibly giving the term a more constrained type. 3. If the type is still ambiguous, apply defaulting rules. I'd like to add the option to do this instead. 1. Take the polymorphic type, and immediately apply defaulting rules to get a monomorphic type. 2. Type check the program with the monomorphic type. Mostly, this would reduce the set of valid programs, since the type is chosen before considering whether it meets all the relevant constraints. So what's the purpose? To simplify type errors for programmers who don't understand type classes. What I have in mind is domain-specific dialects of Haskell that replace the Prelude and are aimed at less technical audiences - in my case, children around 10 to 13 years old; but I think the ideas apply elsewhere, too. Type classes are (debatably) the one feature of Haskell that tends to be tricky for non-technical audiences, and yet pops up in very simple programs (and more importantly, their error messages) even when the programmer wasn't aware of it's existence, because of its role in(Continue reading)


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Born: August 31, 1929 in North Easton, MA
Died: July 4, 2007 in Brockton, MA
High School: Olivers Ames
College: Alabama (school history)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Father of Ken MacAfee
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Recent Posts in the Education Blog
This year we were the judges and hosts for three competitions!
SparkFun makes its triumphant return to the White House for the 2015 Science Fair!
An experiential learning project to teach students in high school and college how to use embedded electronics to accomplish things in the field as a proof of concept. - By Daniel Blake
Soldering together a robot solder badge and a WeevilEye kit.
Courtesy of Terrence Fagan, Engineering Chair at Central Piedmont Community College. Terrence has done a lot of great work in engineering education and outreach in his community. He had the opportunity to attend the Fab10 Symposium in Barcelona last July. When he started telling me about his experience there, I felt it was a must for a blog post.
Learning the art of soldering at Craftsbury Public Library!
High-school science teachers can radically reduce the cost of building up science labs while giving students opportunities to engage in genuine design processes by introducing them to open-source hardware. A vast collection of free and pre-designed low-cost scientific tools are available, many of which can be printed on a open-source 3D printer, including the printer itself. Not only can students benefit from access to research grade equipment, there are ample opportunities for students to build on, improve, and customize scientific tools as part of their curriculum. In this way the number and value of the open-source hardware designs can expand with student effort, enabling a powerful motivating factor for science education.
A recap of our Let It Glow e-card crafting class and our trip to Maine teaching at Berwick Academy.
Last Friday at Skyline High School, rather than taking a traditional final exam, students in the Introduction to Electronics class with Ms. Vadovzski prepared poster presentations of projects that they created during the semester. Each project was required to demonstrate some type of interactivity using an Arduino and traditional electronics.
We often teach beginning learners that the standard 16 MHz Arduino Uno is fast... really fast. 16 MHz means 16 Million cycles per second -- or that translates to 1/16 millionths of a second per cycle. That's a mere 62.5 ns. That's fast. So, is the Arduino _really_ that fast? Let's see...
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Check out this quick little hack using a standard temperature probe from my oven thermometer, our PicoBoard, and a little creative coding in Scratch!
Garth Sundem, big-time author and GeekDad contributor, came by the new SparkFun HQ with his family. Here's what he had to say about it.
The Hiking Hack is the first of a proposed series of research expeditions investigating the role of situated design for wild animal interaction. This mobile workshop through the Panamanian Rainforest was designed to explore how context shapes the crafting of technology and to probe the limits of constructing and utilizing DIY physical computing systems in harsh environments. It also served as a means of engaging with and reflecting upon the biological, technological and cultural aspects interplaying in modern scientific research.
MakerCamp was a month long camp where makers, designers and mentors from different parts of the world and with varying skill sets came together to work on projects they wanted to dive deeper into. The group of participants flew in from all over the globe last month (August) to hack, make, teach, work together, and document their making process. In the end they came away with a global community of support for prototypes that can be kick-started into real life projects. As SparkFun was a partner in the camp, we wanted to showcase some of the awesome people and projects from the camp last month.
We've probably used the word "maker" more times in the last year than we have in the last ten years. It's pretty evident that making is blowing up. Makerspaces have made their way into blogs on education, hackerspaces are being featured in The New York Times, and a White House Maker Faire was held in lieu of the annual White House Science Fair this year. I think it's fair to say making is so hot right now.


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LOS ANGELES - The NCAA champion UCLA baseball team celebrated its first national championship in program history Thursday afternoon with a rally at Jackie Robinson Stadium.
Highlights of Thursday's ceremony included head coach John Savage and former UCLA standout Eric Karros speaking at the rally along with the national championship banner being unveiled.
UCLA radio broadcaster John Ramey served as the ceremony's emcee. In addition, pitcher Adam Plutko and infielder Pat Valaika shared their thoughts on winning the NCAA Championship.
At the ceremony's conclusion, players, coaches and fans watch the unveiling of the NCAA Championship banner at the top of the Jack and Rhodine Gifford Hitting Facility. Following the rally, UCLA players and coaches signed autographs and posed for photos with fans at Jackie Robinson Stadium while fans waited in line to take a picture with the national championship trophy.
The Bruins went undefeated throughout the postseason, making them just the third team in college baseball history to advance through the postseason with a 10-0 record.
UCLA also made history by posting the lowest team ERA in the College World Series' aluminum bat era (0.80 ERA). The Bruins became the first team to complete the College World Series without allowing more than one run in each game.
UCLA finished its 2013 campaign with a 49-17 overall mark. The Bruins' 49 wins rank second all-time in school history (UCLA went 51-17 in 2010). The Bruins tied a school record with 21 conference victories and finished within the top three of the Pac-12 standings for the eighth straight year.


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Improving services for the customer: Rite Track and Brewer Science form collaborative partnership
Jul 14, 2008
Rite Track, Inc., based in West Chester, Ohio, and Brewer Science, Inc., based in Rolla, Missouri, USA, announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a collaborative partnership. This partnership draws on the service and manufacturing expertise of Rite Track and the process innovation and high-performance bench-top processing equipment of Brewer Science to create a synergistic relationship. This will provide our world-wide customers with improved support and earlier availability of innovative production-ready technologies.
Under the collaborative agreement, Rite Track and Brewer Science will explore ways to enhance sales and service support for their products, as well as find ways to integrate new processing technologies developed by Brewer Science into the Rite Track supported TEL and SVG track systems. Both parties will also jointly work on new innovative solutions for processing needs and applications support. Brewer Science will provide equipment designs with world-class chemical expertise and applications support, while Rite Track will leverage its excellence in high-volume automated processing systems.
"This partnership with Rite Track will allow us to expand our Cee® line of processing equipment and add new innovations," commented Dr. Terry Brewer, President and founder of Brewer Science. "Rite Track is a recognized leader in after-sales support and field engineering with a world-class global support infrastructure."
"We are excited to be working with Brewer Science and look forward to helping them continue their long history of success. By leveraging our equipment support capabilities with their strong process knowledge and innovative thinking, we feel we have the right formula for a successful partnership," stated Tim Hayden, President and CEO of Rite Track.
About Brewer Science
Brewer Science, a multidivisional technology company, has pioneered industry-enabling innovations including ARC® anti-reflective coatings, ProTEK® etch protective coatings, WaferBOND™ temporary wafer bonding series of materials, and microelectronic-grade carbon nanotube solutions. Brewer Science is a major producer of high-quality materials, processes and machine solutions that meet the stringent requirements of today's IC, compound semiconductor, MEMS, and optoelectronic industries. Further information on technologies and products information from Brewer Science can be obtained via the company's web site at www.brewerscience.com.
About Rite Track
Rite Track, established in 1993, is the premier licensed supplier of TEL CLEAN TRACK Mark Vz, 7 and 8 systems to North America and Europe. The TEL ACT 8 is available from Rite Track in the US under special agreement. Rite Track is the OEM for the SVG 8X and 9X track systems and provides field support, custom engineering services, upgrade kits and enhancements for all of its products. Rite Track is located at 8655 Rite Track Way, West Chester, OH 45069. For sales or product information contact (513) 881-7820, +49-7171-878582 (Europe) or +65-64843421 (Asia), send e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit the company's web site at www.ritetrack.com.


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Ducks, Beavers Meet For 110th Civil War
Courtesy: GoDucks.com
Release Date: 11/20/2006
The University of Oregon football team (7-4 overall, 4-4 Pacific-10 Conference) wraps up the regular season in Corvallis to face the Oregon State Beavers in the 110th edition of the Civil War, "Brought to you by your Northwest Dodge Dealers." Oregon State is coming off a 30-7 win at Stanford while the Ducks are looking to snap a two-game losing skid.
LIVE TELECAST: FSN - Barry Thompkins, Petros Papadakis, Jim Watson
LOCAL BROADCAST: Oregon Sports Network, 11:30 a.m. (PST), Jerry Allen, Mike Jorgensen, Jay Allen
DELAYED TELECAST: Oregon Sports Network, 11:30 p.m. (PST) Joe Giansante, Anthony Newman
28 J.D. Nelson (FS), 42 Brent Haberly (LB), 44 Dante Rosario (TE), 55 Enoka Lucas (C)
• The home team has won the game in the last nine meetings. The last time the home team didn't win, was when Oregon defeated the Beavers 49-13 in Corvallis in 1996.
• Oregon is looking to snap a two-game losing streak -- their longest such streak since losing three in a row to end the 2004 season.
Oregon owns a 55-44-10 overall advantage in the series that originated in 1894. The road team has been unable to pick up the win since 1996, when the Ducks posted a 49-13 win in Corvallis. Oregon is 25-17-5 vs. the Beavers in Corvallis. In 2004, Oregon State won 50-21 to secure a bowl bid, while the Ducks missed the post-season for the first time in eight years, finishing the campaign 5-6 overall.
The Ducks' Jonathan Stewart has yet to gain the attention of some of the nation's other top running backs, but he certainly has made an impact in Oregon's success in his brief collegiate tenure. Leading the nation in kickoff returns a year ago (33.7 avg.), he became the school's first player ever to return a pair of kickoff returns for touchdowns in the same season in 2005. In his debut in the starting lineup from scrimmage earlier this season against Stanford, the 5-11, 230-pound sophomore amassed 168 yards rushing before suffering an ankle injury in the third quarter. He then took part in only two plays vs. Fresno State yet one of those resulted in a 3-yard TD run. In his second start of the season vs. Oklahoma, he turned in his second 100-yard rushing performance (144 yards). In his third start of the year, Stewart was again limited by his ankle, but he accumulated 142 rushing yards in just 12 carries at Arizona State. Hampered by injuries all season, Stewart was held to only 36 yards in limited play in appearances vs. Washington State before rushing for 159 yards against Washington. Averaging 78.7 yards a game overall, his average has dipped to 48.0 yards in five road games.
11/20/99 - Oregon 25, Oregon State 14
11/18/00 - Oregon State 23, Oregon 13
12/1/01 - Oregon 17, Oregon State 14
11/23/02 - Oregon State 45, Oregon 24
11/22/03 - Oregon 34, Oregon State 20
11/20/04 - Oregon Stae 50, Oregon 21
11/19/05 - Oregon 56, Oregon State 14
• Jonathan Stewart has 866 rushing yards this season, surpassing Terrence Whitehead's total (679) from all of last season. However he has accumulated only 68 yards in his last two outings.
• Jonathan Stewart has 1,403 all purpose yards...He had over 200 total yards in three games (Stanford, Oklahoma, UCLA) and has rushed for over 100 yards on five occasions.
• The Ducks had a 100-yard receiver in seven consecutive games — the most ever in school history -- before having the streak snapped vs. Washington.
• Wide receiver Jaison Williams has five 100-yard receiving games this season and needs one more to break the single-season record. He is currently tied with Damon Griffin (1998) and Pat Johnson (1997).
• Defensively, the Ducks lead the league in pass defense, allowing 147.7 yards per game (third nationally), and trail USC and Oregon State in total defense -- 299.6 avg. -- (30th in the country).
• The Duck defense did not allow an offensive touchdown at Arizona State and held UCLA's offense to just two field goals until the fourth quarter. Oregon held PSU scoreless in the second half.
• Oregon ranks first in the Pac-10 (10th nationally) in rushing offense (192.9 ypg), first in total
offense (eighth nationally) with 437.3 ypg, second in scoring offense, averaging 31.6 points pergame (17th nationally) and fourth in passing offense (244.8 yards per game), 22nd nationally.
• Despite ranking ninth in the league in time of possession, Oregon leads the Pac-10 with 270 first downs.
• Oregon is 2-3 on the road this season and 5-1 at home.
• Linebacker Blair Phillips has 97 tackles and ranks third in the Pac-10 in tackles per game (8.8).
• After breaking his arm vs. Oklahoma, senior Brent Haberly missed seven games before returning last week vs. Arizona. He had five tackles.
When Mike Bellotti was elevated to head football coach at the University of Oregon on Feb. 13, 1995, few people could have envisioned the impact the former UC Davis honors student would have on a university, as well as a community, which was coming off its first conference championship in 37 years. In the 11 seasons that followed, all he accomplished would be the navigation of a program through its most successful era in school history. With a win over Fresno State in the second week of the 2006 season, Bellotti became the Ducks' all-time winningest coach and is now 97-46. He has guided Oregon to the No. 2 ranking in the country and a Fiesta Bowl win following the 2001 season. Bellotti has led the school to nine bowl appearances in his 11 years at the helm, tallied eight or more wins in a single season seven times, accumulated the second-most victories (97) of any program in the league during his tenure and has overseen a team that has finished among the nation's Top-20 four times in the past seven seasons. None of his 29 Oregon predecessors can match his timetable for success as well as few in the Pacific-10 Conference. The "dean of the Pac-10" is tied for eighth all-time in conference wins (60-36) while only four former league mentors (John Robinson, Don James, Terry Donahue and Larry Smith) were able to post more conference triumphs than Bellotti in their first 10 years in the Pac-10. He began the 2006 campaign only one victory shy of Rich Brooks (1977-94) as the winningest football coach in school history and his winning percentage of 67.8 percent trails only Hugo Bezdek(72.7%—1906, 1913-17) among Oregon's all-time mentors who coached the Ducks a minimum of three seasons.
Guiding the Ducks to an unprecedented seventh-consecutive bowl appearance in 2003, the Northern California native has played a vital role in assembling more than 25 percent (136 wins) of the University's all-time triumphs (539) since assuming the role as the school's offensive coordinator prior to the 1989 season. In addition, only six active Division I coaches in the country have guided their current schools to more postseason appearances than Bellotti has at Oregon while he began the year ranked 16th on the list of winningest active Division I-A coaches in the country.
• Quarterback Matt Moore has the longest active streak in the nation for pass attempts without an interception with 117.
• Tight end Joe Newton is one of eight semi-finalists for the John Mackey Award -- given to the nation's top tight end. He has 28 catches for 348 yards.
• Tailback Yvenson Bernard eclipsed the 1,000 yard mark rushing with 168 yards last week vs. Stanford.
• Placekicker Alexis Serna has converted 94 straight PATs.
• Oregon defensive tackle Cole Linehan's older brother, Josh, is a senior offensive tackle for OSU.
• Oregon secondary coach John Neal coached the Oregon State secondary from 1987-89.
• Oregon defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti was the running backs coach at Oregon State from 1980-83.
• Oregon Assistant Head Coach Neal Zoumboukos was the offensive line coach at Oregon State in 1979.
• Oregon defensive line coach Michael Gray returned to his alma mater last year after tutoring the defensive line in Corvallis from 1997-02.
Matt Moore threw for 176 yards and two touchdowns and ran for a 1-yard score to make the Beavers bowl eligible with a 30-7 victory over Stanford last weekend. Yvenson Bernard carried 36 times for 168 yards -- 20 of those rushes for 99 yards in the first half alone -- to go over the 1,000-yard mark for the season. Alexis Serna kicked field goals of 29, 31 and 18 yards for Oregon State. Sammie Stroughter and Brandon Powers each caught touchdown passes from Moore and the OSU defense had five sacks. Stanford's Richard Sherman caught five passes for 90 yards. Oregon State receiver Chris Johnson helped move the Beavers into scoring position late in the first half with a one-handed, 10-yard catch that he hauled in with his left hand while falling over under pressure from Stanford cornerback Nick Sanchez. Two plays later, Michael Okwo appeared to intercept a pass from Moore but a review of the play showed he didn't keep two feet in bounds and Oregon State got a 31-yard field goal from Serna.
Recap: Jonathan Stewart had a pair of touchdowns, including a 97-yard kickoff return to open the second half, and 10th-ranked Oregon dominated Oregon State, 56-14. The Ducks' 56 points represents the most points ever scored in the series. Stewart also ran for a 1-yard touchdown in the first half. The Beavers were hobbled as quarterback Matt Moore injured his right knee the previous week, prompting sophomore Ryan Gunderson to make his first collegiate start. He finished the game completing 22 of 43 passes for 175 yards and a touchdown while throwing four interceptions. Oregon cornerback Aaron Gipson scored on a 60-yard interception return before Dixon hit Terrence Whitehead with a 14-yard touchdown pass to make it 14-0 for Oregon. The Beavers scored on Yvenson Bernard's 2-yard run, but Oregon piled on with two additional scores - Whitehead's 2-yard run and Stewart's 1-yard dash.Stewart opened the second half with his long kickoff return to make it 35-7. Gunderson found Josh Hawkins with a 2-yard scoring pass in the third quarter for Oregon State's only other score. Dixon added a 6-yard touchdown pass to Demetrius Williams before Jaison Williams' 66 yard scoring reception and Jeremiah Johnson's 4-yard run.
Rushing: Jonathan Stewart (159 carries for 866 yards, 7 TD, 63 long, 5.4 per carry)
Passing: Dennis Dixon (187 of 302 for 2021 yards, 11 TD, 13 INT, 67 long, 183.7 per game)
Receiving: Jaison Williams (62 catches for 929 yards, 7 TD, 67 long, 84.0 per game)
Tackles: Blair Phillips (97 total, 9.0 for loss of 28 yards)
Sacks: Darius Sanders (8.0 for 58 yards)
Tackles for Loss: Blair Phillips (9.0 for 28 yards)
Interceptions: Jairus Byrd (4 interceptions for 30 yards)
Punt Returns: Jeremiah Johnson (13 returns for 127 yards, 27 long, 9.8 avg.)
Kickoff Returns: Jonathan Stewart (15 returns for 399 yards, 54 long, 26.6 avg.)
Rushing: Yvenson Bernard (231 carries for 1034 yards, 10 TD, 94 ypg)
Passing: Matt Moore (104 of 192 for 1179 yards, 4 TD, 6 INT, 78 long, 147.4 ypg)
Receiving: Sammie Stroughter (55 catches for 986 yards, 3 TD, 80 long, 89.6 ypg)
Tackles: Joey LaRocque (70 total, 2.0 for loss of 4 yards, 0 sacks, 1 forced fumble)
Sacks: Dorian Smith (6.0 for 53 yards)
Tackles for Loss: Derrick Doggett (12.0 for 63 yards)
Interceptions: Sabby Piscitelli (3 INTs for 35 yards)
Punt Returns: Sammie Stroughter (27 returns for 416 yards, 15.4 avg., 70 long, 3 TDs)
Kickoff Returns: Coye Francis (19 returns for 435 yards, 22.9 avg., 37 long)
Senior wide receiver Jaison Williams was not on the preseason watch list for the Biletnikoff Award, which honors the nation's top receiver, but with five 100-yard receiving games this season, Williams was listed as one of 14 finalists. Williams is one of four Pac-10 players on the finalists list, including DeSean Jackson (California), Dwayne Jarrett (USC) and Steve Smith (USC).
• Had his first 100-yard receiving game in the second game of the season (Fresno State).
• In the third game of the season (Oklahoma), Williams had a career-high 177 receiving yards and the following week (Arizona State) had his third consecutive 100-yard receving game.
• With five 100-yard games, Williams has tied the school record for most 100-yard receivng games in a single season.
• Is already fourth on the single-season receptions list (62) and ninth in receiving yards (929).
• His 10 receptions at Arizona State is tied for 10th all-time on the single game receptions list.
• Leads the Pac-10 (92.9 ypg) in yards per game and 11th in the nation. Also leads the conference in receptions per game (6.2) and is 12th nationally.
• Had a career-long 67-yard reception vs. Oklahoma. Then added a career-high in touchdown receptions (2) at Arizona State.
• Has at least three catches in all 10 games he has played this season and six or more six times.
• Is fourth on the team in scoring with 36 points.
Senior linebacker Blair Phillips finished last season in a flurry and hasn't let up since. Recording 29 of his 2005 45 tackles in his final four appearances a year ago, the Ducks' tackling leader led Oregon with eight stops in this year's season opener vs. Stanford and has refused to relinquish that lead since. It certainly isn't unusual for a Ducks' linebacker to lead the team in tackles -- with cornerback Kenny Wheaton the last non-linebacker to do so in 1996 -- but it's not often that an Oregon player is able to lead the conference in tackles. Phillips currently ranks third in the Pac-10 (8.8 avg.) behind Stanford's Michael Okwo (9.6) and Cal's Desmond Bishop (9.5) after pacing the league most of the season. The only Oregon player on record to officially lead the conference in tackles was linebacker Peter Sirmon in 1997 (9.6 avg.). The program's last player to finish the season averaging 10 tackles per game was linebacker Joe Farwell in 1992 (10.0 avg.).
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AIR 111 - 112 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Controls I - II (2-3 credits/2-3 credits)
Corequisite for AIR 111: AIR 171
Corequisite for AIR 112: AIR 172
Presents electron theory, magnetism, Ohm's law, resistance, current flow, instruments for electrical measurement, A.C. motors, power distribution controls and their application. Lecture 1-2 hours, Laboratory 2-3 hours, Total 3-5 hours per week.
AIR 134 Circuits and Controls I (3-4 credits)
Corequisite: AIR 176 or AIR 235
Presents circuit diagrams for air conditioning units, reading and drawing of circuit diagrams, types of electrical controls. Includes analysis of air conditioning circuits, components, analysis and characteristics of circuits and controls, testing and servicing. Introduces electricity for air conditioning which includes circuit elements, direct current circuits and motors, single and three-phase circuits and motors, power distribution systems, and protective devices. Studies the electron and its behavior in passive and active circuits and components. Demonstrates electronic components and circuits as applied to air conditioning system. Lecture 2-3 hours, Laboratory 2-6 hours, Total 4-9 hours per week.
AIR 154 Heating Systems I (3-4 credits)
Corequisite: AIR 231
Introduces types of fuels and their characteristics of combustion; types, components and characteristics of burners, and burner efficiency analyzers. Studies forced air heating systems including troubleshooting, preventive maintenance and servicing. Lecture 2-3 hours. Laboratory 2-6 hours. Total 4-8 hours per week.
AIR 159 Heating and Cooling Safety (1 credit)
Presents standard safety procedures used in the heating and cooling industry. Discusses proper handling of equipment refrigerants and electricity. Lecture 1 hour per week.
AIR 165 Air Conditioning Systems I (3-4 credits)
Introduces comfort survey, house construction, load calculations, types of distribution systems, and equipment selection. Introduces designing, layout, installing and adjusting of duct systems, job costs, and bidding of job. Lecture 2-3 hours, Laboratory 3-6 hours, Total 5-8 hours per week.
AIR 171-172 Refrigeration I - II (6-9 credits/6-9credits)
Corequisite for AIR 171: AIR 111
Corequisite for AIR 172: AIR 112
Introduces basic principles of refrigeration. Includes refrigeration systems, cycles, and use and care of refrigeration tools. Studies shop techniques including soldering, brazing, leak testing, tube testing, tube bending, flaring, and swaging. Analyzes mechanical (vapor compression) systems. Assembles and repairs them including evacuating, charging, testing, and electrical repairs. Introduces advanced troubleshooting and repairs for domestic, commercial and industrial units. Includes medium, low, and ultra low temperature systems of the single and multiple unit types. Includes equipment selection, system balancing, and installation procedures. Lecture 4-6 hours. Laboratory 6-9 hours. Total 10-15 hours per week.
AIR 176 Air Conditioning (6-7 credits)
Corequisite: AIR 134
Presents residential and commercial air conditioning systems, including air conditioning principles, psychometrics and pressure balancing. Includes window units, residential central systems, small commercial (air and water cooled condensers) and automobile units. Lecture 4-5 hours. Laboratory 4-8 hours, Total 8-13 hours per week.
AIR 197 Co-op (2-5 credits)
Requires curriculum advisor and co-op advisor approvals.
Cooperative education in air conditioning and refrigeration. Designed to provide practical work experience for the air conditioning and refrigeration student. Minimum on-the-job training is 10 hours per week.
AIR 205 Hydronics and Zoning (3-4 credits)
Corequisite: AIR 231
Presents installation, servicing, troubleshooting, and repair of hydronic systems for heating and cooling. Includes hot water and chilled water systems using forced circulation as the transfer medium. Lecture 2-3 hours. Laboratory 2-3 hours. Total 4-6 hours per week.
AIR 231 Circuits and Controls IV (4-5 credits)
Corequisites: AIR 154 and/or AIR 205
Applies controls and control circuits to air conditioning and refrigeration, including components, pilot devices and controls, and circuit diagrams. Lecture 3-4 hours. Laboratory 3 hours. Total 6-7 hours per week.
AIR 235 Heat Pumps (3-4 credits)
Corequisites: AIR 134
Studies theory and operation of reverse cycle refrigeration including supplementary heat as applied to heat pump systems, including service, installation and maintenance. Lecture 2-3 hours, Laboratory 2-3 hours, Total 4-6 hours per week.
AIR 297 Co-op (2-5 credits)
Requires curriculum advisor and co-op advisor approvals.
Cooperative education in air conditioning, refrigeration, and heating. Designed to provide practical work experience for the air conditioning, refrigeration and heating student. Minimum on-the-job training is 10 hours per week.
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Delta Faucet Company Awards Six PHCC Scholarships
Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Industry Students Recognized with Academic Funding
INDIANAPOLIS - Delta Faucet Company announced the winners of six $2,500 scholarships for students pursuing plumbing-heating-cooling related studies on Thursday, August 25, 2011. This year marks the 25th anniversary since Delta Faucet Company and The Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors Association (PHCC) partnered to sponsor the program.
Since 1986, $390,000 has been awarded to more than 150 students pursuing studies in the plumbing, heating and cooling industry. The PHCC Educational Foundation administers the scholarship program and is responsible for selecting the scholarship award winners.
To qualify for the scholarship, students are required to submit a detailed application, including a letter of recommendation from an active member of the PHCC-National Association, and enroll in a plumbing-heating-cooling related course of study or apprentice program.
The following students were awarded 2011 scholarships:
Hunter Capilla of Pleasanton, Calif., will be attending Oregon State University to pursue a 5-year degree in mechanical engineering.
Nicolas Hennessy of New Hampton, Iowa, will be attending Iowa State University to pursue a 4-year degree in mechanical engineering.
Logan Messmer of Jasper, Ind., will be attending Purdue University to pursue a 4-year degree in mechanical engineering.
Matthew Nealy of San Diego, Calif., is enrolled in the 4-year plumbing apprentice program run by the PHCC of San Diego chapter.
Craig Rascoe of Keithville, La., is currently enrolled at Louisiana State University - Shreveport, pursuing a 4-year degree in business management.
Saul Serrano of La Mesa, Calif., is enrolled in the 4-year plumbing apprentice program run by the PHCC of San Diego chapter.
"With these annual awards, Delta Faucet Company is helping to make sure that the bright minds who will be leading our industry in the future get their chance to access quality education," said Jon Dartt, vice president of trade sales for Delta Faucet Company. "It's one of the smartest investments any of us can make."
For more information about the program visit http://www.foundation.phccweb.org/scholarships/


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The objectives of the Student Member American Dental Hygienists' Association are to cultivate, promote, and sustain the art and science of dental hygiene, to represent and safeguard the common interest of the members of the dental hygiene profession, and to contribute to the improvement of the public's overall health.
Pacific Dental Hygiene students are all student members of the ADHA, CDHA, and the Sacramento Valley Dental Hygienists' Association, a component of the CDHA that includes Stockton.
At the 2011 CDHA House of Delegates, the Pacific Dental Hygiene faculty was again awarded the CDHA Faculty Membership Award for achieving 100% faculty membership in the ADHA.
Marlene Storz, MSDH
President: Min Hu
Vice President: Malvika Patel
Secretary: Soheil Vazherad
Treasurer: Vanessa Montano
ADHA Class Representative (SADHA)/ Alumni Association Student Representative: Mira Khodor
Public Relation/Social Chair: Christine Amistad
Instrument Liaison: Katherine Cheng
Historian: Jaswant Singh
President: Arielle Miller
Vice President: Katherine Stratton
Secretary: Amanda Heyn
Treasurer: Tayler Davis
ADHA Class Representative (SADHA)/ Alumni Association Student Representative: Brenda Barrientos
Public Relation/Social Chair: Sarah Hamburg
Instrument Liaison: Idaline Fontabla
Historian: Calvin Yee
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Born: March 10, 1954 in St. Louis, MO
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College: Tulsa (school history)
Drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 4th round (116th overall) of the 1976 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 9 (7518th overall since 1950)
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At Stanford: Now in his fourth season in the Cardinal football program after walking on in 1996, Charley will play his fourth position ... He was moved to flanker during spring practice and is expected to play a reserve role there in 1999 ... He played running back in 1996, strong safety in 1997 and cornerback in '98.
The 1998 Season: A reserve cornerback saw limited playing time ... Recorded one tackle.
The 1997 Season: Did not play in '97 as a reserve strong safety.
The 1996 Season: Redshirted the '96 season.
In High School: Competed in football, swimming, track and ice hockey while attending Homestead High School in Wisconsin ... All-State swim team in 1996 ... State track sectional qualifier as a junior in the 4x400m and as a senior in the 800m run ... Captain of track and football teams ... Three-year varsity football letterman ... Played running back and was the team's long snapper before moving to free safety and quarterback ... Punts left-footed ... As an option quarterback in '94 and '95, he led Homestead to its first repeat championships in the Milwaukee North Shore Conference ... Ran for 11 TDs and threw for five more in '95, completing 45-of-104 for 901 yards ... Team MVP in 1995 ... Named to National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame in 1995 ... Selected to the All-State Scholar-Athlete team in '95 ... President of National Honor Society ... Class Valedictorian ... Active in T.L.C. (Team Leaders that Care) program.
Personal Information: Industrial Engineering major ... Father, Rich ('66-68), and uncles Rob and Randy ('73-76) all played football at Northwestern University ... Randy Dean played quarterback with the New York Giants ('77-79) and Green Bay Packers (1980) ... Grandfather was a longtime official in the Big-10 Conference, refereeing two Rose Bowls and NCAA men's basketball Final Fours.


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Bonifay- The Bonifay Police Department is busy this week gearing up for "Click It or Ticket." It's a year-round nationwide campaign aimed at catching drivers breaking the law.
"The public really has given us a lot of positive feedback on it," said Police Chief Chris Wells.
Wells said his officers will set up shop on twelve area roads Friday and Saturday. But unlike other agencies, they aren't only focused on the main roads.
"People who are in violation of the law, they're going to try and avoid the main roads, they're going to hit the back roads to try and avoid detection," said Wells.
The checkpoints include State Road 79, Highway 90, Oklahoma Street, Banfill Avenue, County Road 173, County Road 177-A, Jenkins Boulevard, McGee Road, Hubbard Street, St. John's Road, North Caryville Road, and Weeks Street.
Even with the campaign name of "Click It or Ticket," officers won't just be checking to see if you're buckled in.
"You have people driving around with warrants, we're looking for those. We're also looking for any illegal narcotic activity," said Wells.
With Wells expecting up to three hundred cars passing through these checkpoints during the two-day period, he said it takes the entire department to make an event of this size successful.
"We're out to make the road safer for people getting their families to and from the beach or wherever they're going. It takes everyone, all of the fully-sworn personnel to do it. We also rely on our auxiliary and part-time employees," said Wells.


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CALDER RACE COURSE, 2009-09-17, Race 6 [01:26]
7; 2-Frosty Thunder (NY), Ortiz, J, finished 1; 3-BJ'sa Honey (FL), Ayarza, I, finished 9; 4-Rikki Tikki Gal (FL), Cruz, M, finished 4; 5-Florida Queen (FL), Lezcano, A, finished 10; 6-Delightful Dee (NY), Colon, L, finished 8; 7-Brilhante (FL), Olivero, C, finished 6; 8-Brisk Tide (FL), Henry, Sr., W, finished 3; 9-Mz's Kadie Z (IL), Garcia, J, finished 5; 10-Dominique Jolie (FL), Santiago, J, finished 11; 12-Chelsea's Kitty (FL), Verderosa, R, finished 2; ... horse racing CALDER RACE COURSE ...
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CALDER RACE COURSE, 2009-09-17, Race 7 [01:21]
Pew (FL), Saez, L, finished 0; 2-Hi Chris (KY), Lezcano, A, finished 0; 3-Eden Song (FL), Melendez, M, finished 0; 4-Lectus (FL), Ribera, S, finished 0; 5-Starship Steve (FL), Sanchez, J, finished 0; 6-Hardly a Saint (FL), Cruz, M, finished 0; 7-Gold Time (KY), Coa, D, finished 0; 8-Nineinthenine (FL), Penalba, C, finished 0; 9-Put It Back Twenty (FL), Ortiz, J, finished 0; 10-Snow On Texas (FL), Garcia, J, finished 0; 11-Outta Space (FL), Lopez, J, finished 0; ... horse racing CALDER RACE ...
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The morning line is given for the 2008 Toyota Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland ... Keeneland "toyota blue grass stakes" racing horse
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CALDER RACE COURSE, 2009-09-13, Race 6 [01:31]
Pgm-Runner-Jockey-Finish) 1-Dare to Double (FL), Henry, Sr., W, finished 1; 2-The Pia Angel (KY), Olivero, C, finished 2; 3-Coup de Theatre (FL), Nunez, E, finished 6; 5-Altamar (KY), Saez, L, finished 9; 6-High Fly Amore (FL), Leyva, J, finished 5; 7-UK Girl (FL), Cruz, M, finished 3; 8-Truly (FL), Sanchez, J, finished 4; 9-Why Why Why Amour (KY), Vigil, N, finished 8; 10-Secret Blitz (FL), Lezcano, A, finished 10; 11-She's a Sleeper (FL), Aguilar, M, finished 7; ... horse racing CALDER ...
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TULANE: A walk-on, participated in spring drills.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two-year letterman for coach Billy Beasley... earned first team all-district as a junior when he connected on 8-of-11 field goal attempts... was a member of the Spartans' four playoff appearances and the team was a combined 36-12... also lettered in soccer and baseball, where earned all-district honors in each sport... was the president of his class for all 4 years as well as earned a Legislative Scholarship.
PERSONAL: Undecided on a major... born Andrew McVea Villar on April 15, 1989, in Baton Rouge, La.... one of two children of Mary and Tyler Villar.


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The growing national and local emphasis on STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) education will not succeed if these forward-looking fields of learning are kept in four silos. Extensive outreach and total buy-in by governments and communities are necessary. Partnerships with private-sector professionals must be nurtured. Mentoring programs and internships will be crucial.Fortunately for Clark County, such outreach efforts are in full bloom here. Two examples have emerged in the past week.
Last Thursday evening, educators, students, professionals and volunteers were joined by U.S. Sen. Patty Murray at a program celebrating the accomplishments of nConnect. This STEM mentoring nonprofit organization was founded eight years ago by Scott Keeney, chief executive officer at nLight, which manufactures semiconductor lasers. Since the 2005-2006 school year, nConnect has grown from 36 students and one intern to 1,650 students and 100 internships. The guidance team has grown from seven nLight physicist-mentors and seven high school physics teachers to 232 mentors and 144 mentor businesses.
Here are three examples of the powerful progress being forged by nConnect students, according to a Feb. 22 Columbian story by Susan Parrish:
Reem Sabha is a Mountain View High School junior who is being mentored in her Advanced Placement calculus class. "My whole life has changed," she explained. "I love calculus now, and I want to be an engineer."
Aloren Martin, a freshman at Washington State University Vancouver, completed an nConnect internship at Northwest Bioanalytical Services during her junior year at Heritage High School. Her goals in chemistry include a master's degree at Yale and a Ph.D. at the University of Oxford in England.
Valeriy Gershun, a senior at Evergreen High School, has completed an internship at SEH America. The result of that participation is his goal to become a mechanical engineer.
As Murray noted at the celebration, "We have an education deficit in this country. Investing in STEM programs is absolutely critical for our future."
Congratulations to the mentors and students — and especially to nLight officials — for the rousing success of the public-private partnership known as nConnect.
A Saturday story in The Columbian reported on progress at Henrietta Lacks Health and Bioscience High School, the Evergreen district's health and bioscience school that is scheduled to open in September. What makes "HeLa High" special is the school's partnership with its neighbor, PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center. A study by the Evergreen district revealed that about 20 percent of its ninth-graders are planning careers in health care.
With hands-on guidance by professionals at PeaceHealth Southwest, HeLa students will turn internships into head starts on their careers. Freshmen will take core courses such as anatomy and physiology, chemistry and biology, and then choose one of five career paths: nursing and patient care; health informatics (managing health information); biomedical engineering; pharmacy; or biotechnology. All five career fields offer ample opportunities for high-paying jobs.
Kudos to officials at the Evergreen school district and PeaceHealth Southwest who have worked more than a decade to prepare their partnership promoting STEM education.


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Bringing the excitement of parkour to those of us who have all the grace of a one-legged ballerina and are still unwilling to shell out hundreds of dollars for a system without getting a bit of extra functionality, Electronic Arts today announced that Mirror's Edge has shipped for the PC. An FPS without the S, the console version released in only the tail end of 2008 to somewhat mixed reviews, being praised for certain mechanics and graphics, while slammed for others (like the awkward combat and low-key cutscenes). Gamers who pick up the PC version will also receive a remix album of the game's music. Additionally, EA also confirmed that new DLC will arrive for every version of the game on January 29th, bringing with it a number of new time trial maps to hopefully extend the game's longevity. For more information on Mirror's Edge, be sure to check out the official press release below:
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--DICE, an Electronic Arts Inc. studio (NASDAQ:ERTS), today announced that the critically acclaimed first-person action adventure title, Mirror's Edge™ has shipped for the PC to retailers in North America and will ship worldwide on January 16th. Players who purchase the PC version of the game will also receive a free copy of the Mirror's Edge remix album. The album features the popular title track "Still Alive" performed by Swedish rock/pop star Lisa Miskovsky and remixes by some of today's hottest artists including Benny Benassi, Paul van Dyk and Armand Van Helden.
DICE also confirmed today that downloadable content (DLC) for the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system, the Xbox 360® videogame and entertainment system and the PC will be available January 29th. This special DLC pack will challenge players to achieve the fastest times possible on nine races across seven all-new and totally redesigned Time Trial maps. The DLC pack will be available for $10 USD or 800 Microsoft points.
Mirror's Edge is a unique first-person action adventure where players are introduced to Faith, a 'runner' in a world where communication channels are highly monitored and the movement of information is closely watched. When Faith's sister gets framed for murder, Faith finds herself on the edge of the city, on the wrong side of the law. The PC version of the game uses the NVIDIA® PhysX™ physics engine to bring the world of Mirror's Edge to life with real-world visual effects of wind, weapons impact, and free-motion movements.
Gamers can download the free demo available now at the PlayStation®Store and Xbox LIVE™ Marketplace. The demo features a tutorial of the game, a segment of the single-player story mode and sections of the addictive Time Trial mode.
Featured on the front cover of over 40 gaming magazines in 2008, Mirror's Edge also won numerous critic awards including the Game Critics Award for "Best Original Game" and the IGN award for "Best Action Game" at E3. Mirror's Edge was developed at EA Digital Illusions CE AB (DICE) in Stockholm, Sweden. The game is rated "T" by the ESRB and "16+" by PEGI.
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House GOP Has Plan to Cut Spending $6 Trillion Over 10 Years; Dems Want to Keep Spending
Everyone in the United States and also, the rest of the world, knows that this country is spending money like mentally challenged Democrat politicians. Come to think of it, that's exactly what has been happening as our socialist-minded, free living for their constituents and heavier payments for the job producing entrepreneurs, liberal Democrats continue to insist on destroying the very financial fibers of our nation.
Compare these two statements from two U. S. House Representatives of each political apparatus; one by the top budget committee person for each:
For the Republicans – Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis.: "People 55 and over would remain in the current system, but younger workers would receive subsidies that would steadily lose value over time. Ryan says those who can pay more will have to do so while lower income Americans will still be covered."
For the Democrats – Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-MD: "They force seniors to leave the Medicare program and go into the private insurance market where costs continue to rise day in and day out."
How out of touch with reality and common sense is that top Budget Committee Democrat Van Hollen? What part of GOP'er Paul Ryan's statements "People 55 and over would remain in the current system," (and) "those who can pay more will have to do so while lower income Americans will still be covered" does he NOT understand?
Van Hollen speaks Americanized English; it just must be that he can not interpret or understand it. Ryan's statements could not have been made much clearer than how he presented them and yet Van Hollen insists that the GOP Budget Committee Chairman said the opposite.
Let's look again:
Ryan – those (seniors) 55 and over will remain in the current system and those who can pay more will, while lower income Americans will still be covered.
Van Hollen – they (GOP) force seniors (those 55 and over) to leave the Medicare program into the higher cost private insurance market.
How could anyone in their right mind interpret Ryan's statement to mean the exact opposite from what he has very simply stated? Van Hollen is plain old fashioned LYING; stopping the truth at all costs.
Of course it's the Democrats' favorite trick of telling the BIG LIE over and over again until their one fourth of our population who are dependent on the small favors they receive from those same prevaricators and purveyors of services for votes are thoroughly sated with the lie and will reward those charlatans with their votes that perpetuate the status quo; their poverty and the Democrats in office.
The real truth of the matter is simply that the socialist liberal Democrats just absolutely refuse to STOP WILD AND CRAZY SPENDING; they MUST spend, spend, spend until our country is destroyed. It may sound unbelievable but it is Obama's mission to turn our country into a United Nations lackey state controlled by the One Worlders of immense wealth.
Their hapless and hopeless leader, the villain Obama, that is solely responsible for the country-destroying, treasury depleting, out and out unconscionable, if not illegal, absolute throw-away, give-away schemes to enrich his stable of "pay them and they'll vote" modern day slaves; the constant 25 percent of the population that are absolutely deep in his pockets now has the gall to state publicly that the Republican budget offers a vision that is "wrong for America."
Obama re-hashing the tired old Democrat mantra
Obama also accuses the Republicans of "seeking to dimantle venerable safety net programs" and the re-hashing the tired old Democrat mantra, of "choosing tax cuts for the wealthy at the expense of students and older adults on Medicare." This coming from a man who not only is in the process of dismantling our entire structure of governance and existence by ruining our economical resources and delivering us to a United Nations order of Islamic Sharia Law and One World Order dictatorship. He deserves to be exiled.
You know of course, don't you that these poor, unappreciated and so very hard working legislators are going on vacation again; what''s that?, you didn't? Well it's true; they are headed home this weekend for two whole glorious weeks of daily TV and press interviews and constituent wallet squeezing to fatten the reelection campaign coffers.
Hey, it's has been almost two whole months ago since they had a vacation; don't be so picky. And the way I like to think about the national legislature being on vacation is that we are in a "safe" period while they are not legislating and spending our tax dollars. Like it or not, they have to get started on their campaign to remain in office that begins any given day now for the November, 2012 national elections.
This hurry up and vacate the Washington, DC landscape was made possible by the continued fleecing of the American taxpayer when the budget for the balance of this fiscal year (Oct. 1, 2011) was passed with the feeble and inept reduction of $38.5 billion of spending cuts; such cuts representing such a miniscule percentage of the overall total as to make it not even worth touting as a saving. I guess though that it was an anemic improvement over continued spending.
While these pols are resting we had better hope that the ones with mental deficiencies such as Chris Van Hollen, D-MD, who thinks that allowing seniors to remain covered for Medicare means that they will have leave Medicare for private insurance.
It was thinking such as that for people in leadership positions that has caused this country to be on the cusp of a FIFTEEN TRILLION DOLLAR overall debt that our children for generations will be digging out from under.
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M41 Walker Bulldog Light Tank
The M41 "Walker Bulldog" Tank was a light tank designed to be air-transportable and to provide mobile firepower in combat. The United States Army needed a new and fast light tank to replace the already old-fashioned M-24 Chaffee. In 1949 the prototype of the T-37 appeared and becomes with some modifications in the T-41, and later in the T-41E1 and T-41E2. They were adopted to be the standard light tank in the United States. From 1950 on, it was named M41 Little Bulldog, later changed to Walker Bulldog, in honor of General W.W.Walker, who died in a Jeep accident in Korea in 1951.
In 1951, it beaome part of the American armored units as the standard fast light tank. A whole series of tactical support vehicles are developed from this tank: self propelled cannons , troop transportation, anti-aircraft vehicles, etc. The Cleveland Tank Arsenal, belonging to General Motors Corporation was in charge of the whole production. Its baptism of fire came in the Vietnan war (1965 1975). It was operated by the Americans and also by Vietnan southern army, even participating in the anti-guerrilla fight. The first battle involving North and South Vietnan tanks, occurred in February 1971, in the Lam Read Sound 719 operations. The M41 managed to destroy six T-54 as well as sixteen PT-76.
From a technical point of view, the M41 was very similar to the M24, with a rolling train of five pairs of wheels, suspension with torsion bars, rear motor of 500 HP, which gave a high speed on highways, easy to be repaired and substituted in the battlefield, armed with a 76,2mm cannon with mouth brake, smoke extractor adapted for the anti-tank shot. It had a very thin and entirely welded turrest, of an excellent characteristic.
While the M41 was highly manueverable, reasonably potent, simple to operate, and effective in combat, it also used fuel at an alarming rate and was extremely noisy. Its main gun was fully stabilised and very accurate for the time. Produced in the 1950´s by Cadillac´s Cleveland Tank Plant with first production models completed in 1951. By 1953 the M41 Bulldog had totally replaced the M24 Chaffee. The US did not use the M41 in combat in Vietnam but did provide a number of them to the South Vietnamese during 1965 as part of a massive re-equipment program. The M41 was highly effective against North Vietnamese T-54/55 tanks in the Vietnam war with its 76mm gun. However, in Vietnam the M41 suffered from being too light for most traditional battlefield support tasks and too heavy for most internal security tasks.
The AVDS series of engine, eventually used in the M60 Main Battle Tank, can trace their lineage back to the 1940's with the advent of the R670 Radial Aircraft Engine. The first engine bearing a resemblence to the M60's AVDS 1790 engines was the AOS 895 engine, produced for the army in the 1950's, and utilized in the M41 Tank and the M42A1 self propelled twin guns.
A total of 5,500 M41 were manufactured from 1950 the beginning of the 1970s. The M41 has been exported to Brazil (300), Chile (60), Denmark, Dominican Republic (12), Guatemala (10), Somalia (10), Taiwan (675), Thailand (200) and Tunisia (10). Many of these tanks remain in service around the world, thanks to updates that have included replacing the old gasoline engine with a new diesel powerpack (500 hp Cummins VTA-903T). The 76 mm gun is improved with a new type of high performance anti-tank round (APFSDS from AAI International). Other improvements includes an NBC system, thermal night vision system with integrated laser rangefinder (Ericsson Radio Systems), night vision periscope (Texas Instruments) as well as Halogen searchlight mounted on the gun mantlet.
Taiwan's M41D life extension system upgrade includes a new, locally produced 76mm main gun, new diesel engine, thermal targeting system, digital ballistics computer and laser rangefinder, and reactive armor. However, the tank lacks stabilized sights and cannot fire on the move, and is relegated to scouting and counter-amphibious operations.
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Variables in Talos Academy Sparring
I'm trying to fix the Bao-Dur/Kreia not talking to the PC bug in my save file, caused by having them as party members when you initiate a sparing match in the Talos academy.
I wanted to know all the variables affected by the sparring match event to see if there's a variable that's not being reset after the match is over. I figure that it has to do with the removal of party members before the match starts. Can anyone help me out?
This issue has historically been impossible to solve. Being unable to decompile the script doesn't help.
Unfortunately, you'll either have to reload a previous save or maybe someone (if willing) could rebuild the script based on some logical deductions.
then again, that delay might be the globals changing...
Oh well, I guess I have to restart my game >.<
Telos. No one will ever visit Talos IV. And the other Telos is the Tomb of the Cybermen.
But uh... have you tried removing Bao-Dur and Kreia from the party, and then adding them again?
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