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The Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama is hosting a free benefit event and concert to raise money in order to continue the building efforts of those who were affected by the April 2011 tornados in Alabama. The event will be held in Centre, Alabama which is approximately 1 1/2-2 hours from the Birmingham and Huntsville areas.
SARASOTA, Fla. (Aug. 2, 2011) – The Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama, a nonprofit organization serving a nine-county region, has announced it will host a free public event on Thursday, Aug. 11 at 6 p.m. to benefit its Tornado Recovery Fund. The event, which will be held at the Cherokee Center and Arena in Centre, Ala. located at 801 Cedar Bluff Road, Building A, will include a benefit concert by local party band Tyn Times.
"On April 27, hundreds of thousands of lives were changed by the storms," said Eula Tatman, interim president and CEO of The Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama. "Immediately following the storms, we established an emergency assistance fund with a focus to rebuild homes in Calhoun, Cherokee, DeKalb, Etowah and Talladega counties."
While thousands of dollars and volunteer hours have been donated toward restoration efforts, The Community Foundation plans to work on rebuilding homes and lives. Attendees will be able to support the recovery efforts by making online, check or cash donations at the event.
In addition, donations will be matched, dollar-for-dollar by The Patterson Foundation in Sarasota, Fla. At the event, the private foundation will make a special announcement about a challenge gift it will award to The Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama to help inspire Tornado Recovery Fund donations.
"The challenge gift - to inspire philanthropy and generosity - will provide funds to nonprofit agencies, religious organizations and public entities that provide long-term disaster recovery assistance to communities in Northeast Alabama," said Debra Jacobs, president and CEO of The Patterson Foundation. "We are committed to providing relief during natural and manmade disasters. With this matching challenge, everyone can double their donations and have a greater impact."
Matching funds will be used to seed a tornado relief fund benefiting Calhoun, Cherokee, DeKalb, Etowah and Talladega counties. All of the funds received will be used to help the Northeast Alabama region recover.
"We encourage everyone in the community to come out, have fun with your family, and support your neighbors in rebuilding Northeast Alabama," Tatman said.
About The Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama
The Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama is a qualified 501(c)(3) public charity recognized by the Attorney General of Alabama and the Internal Revenue Service. The Foundation assists donors in arranging immediate or deferred charitable gifts. Currently, the Foundation is comprised of over 110 funds totaling more than $25 million and awarding $15 million in grants and scholarships. . For more information, please visit www.yourcommunityfirst.org.
About The Patterson Foundation
The Patterson Foundation exists to inspire others through innovative, collaborative and efficient philanthropy and generosity. The foundation approaches its work through communications, finance, learning and technology, with an emphasis on collaborating with others to leverage resources and create New Realities. For more information, please visit www.ThePattersonFoundation.org.


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Baseball Postpones Friday's Game; Doubleheader on Saturday at Noon
March 15, 2013
CHICAGO – Friday's Horizon League baseball game between UIC and Youngstown State has been postponed until Saturday afternoon due to consistent rain showers expected for the majority of the evening. The two squads will compete in a doubleheader on Saturday beginning at Noon CT with a 45-minute break in-between games. Sunday's match up will commence at Noon as well.
All three games can be heard live on UICFlames.com by clicking here!

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Experiencing all that Niagara has to offer is easy.
We are located just a short 1 1/2 hour drive from Toronto, linking us with the rest of the world (Toronto's Pearson International Airport). For those traveling from the United States, crossing any of the three bridges in this area, Queenston Lewiston, Rainbow Bridge and Peace Bridge, will bring you right into the heart of what our region has to offer. When getting here is so easy, there's no excuse not to start planning your Niagara getaway today.
The Niagara Region, which covers 1896 sq. km (715 sq. miles), is made up of 12 unique and distinct municipalities. Varying from the larger populated cities of St. Catharines and Niagara Falls with their urban intensive features, to Wainfleet and West Lincoln with a more rural or natural area setting. Contrasting municipal features and unique natural landscape contribute to the diverseness of the Regional Municipality of Niagara.
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Filmmakers to Join Local Veterans for Panel Discussion Tonight
In commemoration of Veterans Day, the College Veterans Association is hosting a catered reception and film screening of "Bravo! Common Men Uncommon Valor," a documentary about the 77-day Battle of Khe Sanh in 1967. The event begins with a catered reception. Following the film, filmmakers Ken Rodgers, who was in the battle, and Betty Rodgers will be present to discuss production of the documentary with a panel of local veterans. The event is free and open to the public. There will be priority seating for veterans and their guests. For more information, contact Craig Wheeler at (415) 306-4963.
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Eleven more UK airports are to adopt full body security scanners, but passengers will be able to opt for a hand-search if they don't wish to use them.
The TSA has announced the expansion of its PreCheck expedited screening programme to customers of Southwest Airlines, which becomes the eighth US carrier to join the programme. Read full article »
FTE reports on Schiphol's plans to revolutionise airport security, the Qatar Airways end-to-end passenger experience and plans for a Checkpoint of the Future standard. Read full article »
US-based company Qylur Security Systems has launched a self-service airport security solution, which it says has the potential to replace the existing security search process.
A new TSA security checkpoint featuring ambient lighting, stylish decor, wall art, and relaxing music has been implemented at DFW International Airport. Read full article »
FTE attended the World Routes Strategy Summit in Las Vegas where IATA, ACI and the US Travel Association discussed the challenges facing airport security.
Jacksonville International Airport is the latest US airport to offer the TSA's PreCheck programme, which enables faster processing through the security checkpoint.
oneworld's top-tier frequent flyers can now make use of fast track lanes at Heathrow Airport, reducing queuing times at the security checkpoint. Read full article »
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is planning to make its PreCheck programme widely available at a cost of $85 per passenger. Read full article »
An innovative thermo-conductive infrared scanner that emits no radiation and protects the privacy of passengers recently completed a successful live test at Bristol Airport. The technology also integrates with identification and biometric devices – are we a step closer to the 'checkpoint of the future?'


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Zend Framework 2.2.2 Released!
The Zend Framework community is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Zend Framework 2.2.2! Packages and installation instructions are available at:
This is the second monthly maintenance release in the 2.2 series.
This release features over 60 changes. Some notable changes include:
- The cURL adapter for
Zend\Httpwill no longer double-decode gzip-encoded bodies. (#4555)
headLink()method was added to the HeadLink view helper so that its usage matches the documentation. (#4105)
- The validator plugin manager was updated to include the new "PhoneNumber" validator. (#4644)
- Abstract methods in the
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Thank You!
I'd like to thank everyone who provided issue reports, typo fixes, maintenance improvements, bugfixes, and documentation improvements; your efforts make the framework increasingly better!
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West Texas A&M junior sprinter Kenny Jackson might be the fastest man on campus, but the path to race victories has never been easy, even when he was a child.
Jackson, 22, said he would race his sister, Kennisha Richardson, 25, when they were children growing up in Compton, Calif., and his victories caused big celebrations because they didn't happen often.
"It was a huge deal when I was young, and she used to just beat me bad," Jackson said. "I was like, 'One of these days I'm going to beat her.' "
Jackson started to win more of those battles as he got older, and Richardson encouraged him to run track, he said.
But Jackson wanted to play football, he said.
So he spent his four years at Elsinore High School in Wildomar, Calif., on the gridiron and didn't start running track until the final semester of his senior year after the football season ended.
"I said, 'I'm going to give track a go,' and ever since then I've never turned back," Jackson said.
Jackson is one of 16 West Texas A&M athletes to qualify for the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships that begin Thursday and extend through Saturday at Colorado State University-Pueblo in Pueblo, Colo.
He is seeded second in the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.19 seconds and fourth in the 200 with a time of 20.78 seconds. That gives WT head coach Darren Flowers confidence he could medal in both events, if not win them.
"That's what he wants," Flowers said. "He's been talking about it, especially that 200 title."
Jackson is in his first season at West Texas A&M after he transferred from Riverside (Calif.) City College, a two-year community college, when former Buffs sprinter Tommy Curry helped him get in contact with the WT coaches.
Jackson competed in sprints during the indoor season, and the Lone Star Conference named him the Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Year as he finished third in the 55- and 200-meter races at the conference championship meet in February, but Jackson wasn't satisfied.
He began the outdoor season with a 10.29 time in the 100 March 16 at the WT Spring Break Classic and a 10.45 March 27 at the Texas Relays, so he called for advice from coach Treallis Brown in Irvine, Calif., who had worked with Jackson while he was at Riverside.
Brown said he and Jackson spent time on the phone breaking down specific portions of Jackson's races, and Brown had him visualize how he could do better.
Those phone conversations paid off when Brown received a call from Jackson on May 4 at the Lone Star Conference Championship meet with cheers in the background.
"He said, 'Coach, I owned it,' " Brown said. "I said, 'Really? What happened?' He said, '10.16,' and I said, 'You did what?' "
Jackson had run his best time of the season despite a grade 1 tear in his left hamstring.
He said the hamstring now feels "100 percent" and hasn't hurt in practice, and that has stoked Brown's confidence that Jackson could finish the 100 in 9.9 or 9.8 seconds at the national meet.
"Kenny is a 9-second runner; he really is," Brown said.
Flowers said that potential comes from not only Jackson's natural talent but also his attention to details throughout a race.
"He's as efficient as I've ever seen," Flowers said. "I think that's a huge, huge advantage for him because even if he's not 100 percent, he can make up a lot in that efficiency and form."
However, Flowers said, Jackson will need an excellent start to fulfill his goals at the national meet.
And that's the most intense portion of the race, Jackson said.
"In that three to five minutes in the box, I just get my adrenaline pumping and get mad at something so I unleash it when I run," he said. "That's how it's been ever since I talked to my coach back home."
If he wins, Jackson said, he will have accomplished part of his promise to another family member: his grandfather Roy Richardson, who died in 2011.
"I told him I was going to make something great of myself, so this is the start of it," Jackson said. "The bigger picture is me going to the Olympics and running pro and winning a gold medal.
"That would be my overall achievement for him."


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Stand Burger Has Closed in the West Village
We'll also miss the onion marmalade.
It's not entirely clear from its cheery social-media presence, but Jonathan Morr's seven-year-old hamburger restaurant Stand apparently closed down permanently sometime last week. Its website is offline, and it looks a lot like the restaurant's grills and meat lockers were auctioned off on Monday afternoon. You may remember "Betsy," Stand Burger's patriotically painted steer mascot, who abruptly went missing from the premises in 2010, only to turn up unharmed two months later, allegedly in a storage facility for Bryant Park. That crime remains unsolved to this day. Anyway, good-bye, Stand Burger! We'll always think of your 70-30 lean-to-fat LaFrieda blend with fondness.


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|SEMA Middle East Business Development Conference & Show 2013 -- Automotive Parts/Services Eq., Automobile/Light Truck/Vans
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The Commercial Service (CS) Saudi Arabia is participating in the SEMA Middle East Business Development Conference & Show 2013 scheduled for March 13- 16, 2013 taking place at the Sharjah Convention Center, UAE. CS Saudi Arabia is offering support to both U.S. and Saudi Arabian companies who are interested in attending the show or advertising.
2. The Lead Commercial Specialist in Saudi Arabia is: Abuelgasim Mukhtar
3. For U.S. companies, CS Saudi Arabia will provide the following services:
• Matchmaking: We will help U.S. companies to establish international business relationships. We will provide US Companies with information on the Saudi Arabian Automotive Market and briefing them on our services to identify potential buyers and partners. Trade Leads.
• We will assist U.S. firms with their export needs, and to facilitate contacts between U.S. exhibitors and business visitors.
• Market Knowledge: our trade specialists' experience helping U.S. companies enter the market in Saudi Arabia is second to none
• There are no fees for U.S. companies for these services
• For more information and contact information, please see our website:
4. For Saudi Arabian companies, CS Saudi Arabia will provide the following services:
• Promotion of your company in a brochure (printed and distributed to exhibitors, used to match your company with suitable US firms
• The opportunity to network with other industry professionals from around the world
5. Trade show Information:
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and surrounding countries provide some of the best opportunities for U.S. specialty-parts manufacturers as off-roading, car collecting and motorsports are all growing in popularity. UAE-based media and buyers will discuss how to cash in on this market at the SEMA Show. Companies from the Saudi and Kuwaiti markets are also expected to be in attendance led by U.S. government officials from these markets. Attendees will also learn about the details of the first SEMA one-on-one matchmaking program being held in the UAE in March 2013.
The exhibition will include, light truck, street rod, wheel/tire, restoration, on-board technology, street performance, off-road, racing, and import/sport compact performance products, technology & equipment.
The SEMA event 2013 will be held in conjunction with the MEMTS show 2013 (Middle East Motor Tuning Show). All buyers will have the opportunity to tour this consumer event focused on the automotive industry, in addition to attending the one-on-one meetings with the U.S. SEMA- member manufacturers of the newest automotive specialty-equipment products that your customers are looking for, and networking events organized by the show organizers.
U.S. Commercial Service staff from the U.S. Embassy, Riyadh, U.S. Consulate in Jeddah & Dhahran will be available at SEMA Middle East Business Conference 2013 to assist U.S. firms with their export needs, and to facilitate contacts between U.S. exhibitors and business visitors.
|Yasser Hamadto, Jeddah
Commercial Specialist
Phone: (966 - 2) 667 - 0080 ext. 4232
|Abuelgasim Mukhtar, Riyadh
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Women's City Club
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- Free public bathrooms: Yes
- Free public parking: No
- Handicap accessible: Yes
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The Women's City Club, which occupies the historic Sweet House in the Hill District of Grand Rapids, is looking for art for the ArtPrize Exhibition to fill three very different areas of the facility. We seek one or more larger sculptural pieces for the lawn area, a wide variety of two and three dimensional art to fill the Auditorium Gallery, which is a very modern gallery space constructed specifically for ArtPrize, and a number of traditional works to compliment the historic first floor, including small, 3-dimensional pieces to fill the two lighted and locked display cases. While we are interested in most media, we are not suited to images that require a darkened space. Our goal is to fill this former home which has such a rich history with high-quality art and give artists the opportunity to compete for the ArtPrize awards and also to provide a market for art to our members and visitors. To that end we also install a Gallery Shop to sell other works supplied by our AP Artists.


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3 Shot at Tampa funeral Home
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Made without any animal products, it's great for those off dairy and eggs. I'm not a huge fan of the name, but that's just me- in my head it's called "Cinn-Dawg".
It is made right here in Oregon at Dave's Bakery. I hope you are able to find some near you, but be forewarned~ it is deliciously addictive.
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Neil James Elshire
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Height: 6-6 Weight: 260 lbs.
Born: March 8, 1958 in Salem, OR
High School: South Albany
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Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 14 (6050th overall since 1950)
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Let's observe following number :
$ 4517\cdot 2^{332192811}+1$
I have noticed :
If $k\cdot 2^{2n+1}+1$ is prime number then $\gcd(k-1,3)=1$ , where $k,n \in Z^{+}$ , so
$\gcd(k-1,3)=1$ should be a necessary condition.
Since $\gcd(4516,3)=1$ this condition is fulfilled.
Proth weight of coefficient $4517$ is $w \approx 0.98199 $ which may be considered to be high value.
I would like to know are there some other necessary conditions that this number has to satisfy , so that might be considered like candidate for prime number ?


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Fresno State: A talented individual who will contend for honors in 2006 ... will again be an excellent candidate for Academic All-America honors, earning his degree in four years with a perfect cumulative 4.0 GPA in Fresno State's prestigious Craig School of Business ... earned 150 units of an A and is enrolled in a Master's program ... won the 2007 Dean's Medal from the Craig School of Business as the top graduate ... a candidate for the Lou Groza Award, given annually to the nation's best kicker ... coming off a solid season ... has an amazingly powerful leg ... his high kickoffs help the Bulldog coverage teams ... connected on 75% of his career field goal attempts ... is the strongest kicker in Fresno State history, setting records at his position by bench pressing 395 pounds and squatting 500 pounds. (2006) Made 11 field goals and scored 64 points ... selected to the Lou Groza Award watch list ... selected to the ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District team ... graduated in four years, earning a business degree ... selected Academic All-WAC and honored by the Kiwanis at the Torch of Excellence dinner ... had 21 touchbacks ... regularly held teams inside the 20-yard line after kickoffs that didn't go into the end zone. (2005) Was on his way to a treasure chest full of awards before suffering a season-ending injury against Idaho in the sixth game of the season ... led the WAC and ranked No. 10 in the NCAA in both field goals and scoring before the injury ... connected on 10-of-12 field goal attempts, missing a 53-yard attempt against Weber State at the end of the first half and a 30-yard attempt in muddy conditions at New Mexico State ... emerged as a semi-finalist for the Lou Groza Award toward the end of the season ... was phenomenal on kickoffs, with high, booming kicks that created problems for opposing return specialists ... teams averaged just 17.8 yards per kickoff return against him, which was among the NCAA's best figures ... no one had a return longer than 28 yards against him ... had 14 touchbacks ... selected Academic All-WAC. (2004) Served as the backup place kicker the entire year ... went 5-for-5 on extra points, kicking them in blowout wins over Hawaii and Nevada. (2003) Redshirted.
High School: First-team high school All-American...All-Division, All-Northern 4A and All-State ... helped his team to a 14-0 overall record last year and a No. 11 national ranking ... a two-time All-State kicker at McQueen and helped his team to two state championships ... also played strong safety ... kicked 14 field goals as a junior, four were of 50 yards or more with a long field goal of 57 in a State Semi-Championship game, the second-longest field goal in Nevada high school history ... selected to the Dick Butkus Football Network Preseason All-America team ... has an extremely long leg and regularly kicked the ball through the endzone on kickoffs ... an honor student ...also recruited by Michigan State and Oregon...coached by Ken Dalton.
Personal: Born May 19, 1985 ... parents' names are Cathy and Conrad Stitser ... has one brother, Kurt, and two sisters, Shayla and Katie ... enjoys wakeboarding and snowboarding ... was on the honor roll in high school all four years and has continued his academic prowess at Fresno State, where he typically posts a 4.0 grade point average ... has been on the President's List and Dean's List at Fresno State for owning a 3.5 GPA or better ... lists Jerry Rice as his favorite athlete.
Career Statistics: Fresno State Statistics Year FGM-A Pct 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Long Blkd PAT 2005 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 NA 0 5-5 2005 10-12 .833 0-0 6-6 2-3 2-2 0-1 44 0 29-30 2006 11-16 .688 0-0 4-5 6-6 1-4 0-1 43 0 31-33 Totals 21-28 .750 0-0 10-11 8-9 3-6 0-2 44 0 65-68
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STANFORD, Calif. - No. 13 Stanford claimed its seventh consecutive home victory and second shutout in a row Sunday, defeating Yale 4-0 at the Varsity Turf.
The Cardinal (10-3, 3-1 NorPac) utilized a balanced scoring attack that included two goals each half by four players. Stanford capitalized on penalty corner opportunities, converting on all three of its attempts with Kelsey Harbin, Lauren Becker and Kasey Quon each finding the back of the cage.
Stanford controlled a majority of the play throughout the game and held strong defensively during spurts of high pressure from Yale (4-7, 1-2 Ivy League).
Dulcie Davies made seven saves, including three in a row from close-range with five minutes to play, to earn the win and preserve the shutout. It was Davies' sixth shutout on the season and 13th of her career.
Stanford scored its first three goals in a span of just less than 12 minutes bridging the first and second halves.
Harbin got the Cardinal on the board in the 28th minute, drilling a feed from Hope Burke to the bottom right corner of the cage on a penalty corner. Harbin and Burke lead Stanford with 17 and 18 points on the season, respectively.
Becker gave Stanford some breathing room before heading into halftime, scoring on the Cardinal's second penalty corner from Jessica Chisholm and Harbin at 33:21.
Stanford held a 2-0 penalty corner advantage and outshot Yale 7-3 in the first half.
Elise Ogle scored her second goal of the year less than five minutes into the second half, redirecting a pass at the center of the goal from Burke. It was Burke's second assist of the day, marking her fourth consecutive multi-point game.
The Cardinal added a fourth goal in the 60th minute when Quon finished a nifty set play off a penalty corner. After inserting the initial pass, Quon stationed herself just outside the left goalpost. She received a hard pass from Harbin who was at the top of the circle and elevated her shot over the sprawling Yale goalkeeper.
It was Quon's second goal of the season and Harbin's second assist of the game. Harbin finished the day with a team-high four points and leads the Cardinal with five assists on the season.
Stanford will look to carry its momentum on the road as it heads to No. 15 Wake Forest and No. 7 Duke next weekend.
Notes: Stanford has won seven in a row at the Varsity Turf since dropping its season-opener to No. 4 Connecticut in double-overtime on Aug. 31 … During Stanford's seven-game home winning streak, the Cardinal has given up four goals … the last goal Stanford allowed at home was in the 20th minute against Pacific (Oct. 4)… Stanford has held opponents to one or fewer goals in nine of 13 games this year … Stanford improved to 7-2 in nonconference games this season … Hope Burke has recorded at least two points in each of the past four games … Dulcie Davies' seven saves ties the second-most she's made in a game this season (at UC Davis, Oct. 6) … The Cardinal has outshot opponents in 10 of 13 matches … Stanford holds advantages over opponents in shots (205-98), penalty corners (100-33) and goals (39-13).


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Sophomore Like Lowery
May 3, 2014
GREENVILLE, N.C. - Luke Lowery's three-hit performance, which included his fourth home run of the season, led East Carolina's 17-hit attack but fell short as FIU claimed a series win, 6-4, Saturday night at Lewis Field inside Clark-LeClair Stadium. With the win, the Panthers improve to 33-12 on the year and 13-10 in Conference USA play, while the Pirates fall to 28-20 overall and 13-10 in league action.
Trailing 2-1 in the top of the fifth inning, FIU scored three runs to take its first lead of the contest at 3-2 and held off a potential ECU rally in the ninth inning. The Panthers sent eight hitters to the plate, which produced five hits, including RBI singles by Edwin Rios and Zach Sweety. With one out and runners on second and third, Julius Gaines lifted a Ryan Williams pitch to center scoring Roche Woodard and knotting the game at two-all. Josh Anderson followed with an infield single before Rios drove in J.C. Escarra with a base hit down the right field line and Sweety followed with a bunt single that plated Anderson.
Gunnar McNeill (1-0) picked up the win in relief allowing a pair of runs (both earned) on four hits in 1.1 innings of work. Starter Cody Crouse gave up just two runs (both earned) on 10 hits in four innings. A trio of relievers in Charles Cormier (1.1 IP, 2 H), Mitchell Davis (1.1 IP, 0 H) and Mike Gomez (1.0 IP, 1 H) tossed 3.2 scoreless frames to seal the series victory. Gomez notched his seventh save of the season and became the Panthers all-time saves leader with 24.
Brett Mabry (4-2) took the loss for the Pirates working 4.1 innings where he allowed three runs (two earned) on four hits with a walk. Williams, who made his 27th appearance out of the bullpen, allowed three runs (two earned) on six hits with a pair of strikeouts in 4.2 frames.
ECU jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second when Bryce Harman scored on fielder's choice. Harman, who was 2-for-3 on the night, reached on an infield single to short and took third on Lowery's single to right center. Harman darted home when Garrett Brooks reached on a fielder's choice to second where Lowery was called out on the same play.
The Panthers responded in the top of the third when Woodard scored on a passed ball tying the game at one-all. Woodard reached after being hit by a Mabry pitch and landed on third on Escarra's single to right center before crossing home on the Pirate miscue.
Lowery put the Pirates up 2-1 when he smacked his fourth home run of the year to lead off the bottom of the fourth inning, depositing a 1-2 offering from Crouse over the leftfield wall.
Harman's team-leading fifth home run with two outs in the fifth stanza pulled ECU within one at 4-3. But once again FIU responded with a two-spot in the top of the sixth extending its lead to 6-3. Escarra has an RBI single to left that plated Alec Beyersdorf and Anderson scored Escarra on a ground out to second base to account for both runs.
Drew Reynolds' RBI fielder's choice pulled ECU within two, 6-4, in the bottom half of the sixth inning. Brooks led off the inning with a double to right field and advanced to third on Charlie Yorgen's single through the right side before coming home on Reynolds' at-bat.
The Pirates had a chance to tie the game in the bottom of the ninth inning. With Zach Houchins sitting on first base, Ian Townsend took a Gomez pitch deep to right center, but Sweety made the catch for the second out of the frame just two feet from the wall. Dylan Brown followed with a single putting runners at first and second with two outs, but pinch hitter Ben Fultz grounded out to first to end the game.
Offensively 10 of ECU's 11 batters collected hits on the night and six had multi-hit games with Lowery stroking a team-high three.
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TOP-10 MOMENTS COUNTDOWN - No. 8
By Russell Houghtaling | Posted at 9:52 am on Friday, June 26, 2009
In the No. 8 slot of our Top-10 Moments of 2008-09 Coutndown, the first home Northern Illinois track & field meet in nearly three decades, held at the new NIU Track & Field and Soccer Complex.
Since program reinstatement in 2000, the Huskie track & field team has been a bit of a vagabond (only better smelling). Without a true home to practice and host meets at, the team bounced from location to location, practicing a the local high school, inside the Convocation Center, and outside the Convocation Center... in the parking lot.
That era officially came to an end, May 9, 2009, when Northern Illinois hosted Augustana in the first track & field meet held on the NIU campus since 1982. The Huskies won all but five events, with junior Brittany Houghton scoring two individual golds, and helping two NIU relay teams to first-place finishes.
But the day will be rembered more for ribbon-cutting than running, as the team turned a corner into a new era. Even practicing on the new surface yielded immediate benefits, as Huskies set or tied seven school records during the 2009 outdoor season.
With a home to call their own, the Huskies should continue that upward trend.
You can check out the GameDay Blog from the event, this photo gallery, as well as the post-meet story, and this feature on the opening in the DeKalb Daily Chronicle.
Also, here are some photo galleries from the construction of the new facility: May 22, June 24, August 22.
TOP-10 MOMENTS COUNTDOWN - No. 9
By Zach Peters | Posted at 3:19 pm on Thursday, June 25, 2009
As we continue our countdown of the top-10 moments of the 2008-09 athletic season, day two brings us to the ninth moment.
At No. 9, we have Meagan Schoenrock (Sylvania, Ohio/Northview) of the women's volleyball program recording her 1,000th career kill midway through her junior season.
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On September 25th, 2008, the Huskies opened Mid-American Conference play with a match in Kalamazoo, Mich. against preseason favorite Western Michigan, who would go on to finish first in the MAC regular season, second at the MAC Tournament, and received an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.
At the time the Huskies had won six of their last seven matches and Schoenrock was averaging 5.04 kills/set, which was first in the MAC and second in the nation. She needed just five kills to reach 1,000 and true to her average she got it in the first set with NIU trailing 20-12.
Despite the outstanding achievement, the Huskies fell to the Broncos in the opener 25-17, 25-15, 25-21 and NIU head coach Ray Gooden summed up the moment and Schoenrock's competitiveness with this quote after the match: "It's a great individual accolade for Meagan. I can safely say that she would trade that in for a team victory tonight."
By reaching the 1,000 kill mark, she became the 16th Huskie to do so and the third to do it under Gooden. She finished the season with 507 kills to give her 1,265 for her career, which ranks 10th all-time at NIU. If she has a similar season as she did last year, she can pass Amber Howard (1,484) for the third spot behind Tera Lobdell (1,907) and Kate McCullagh (1,936), who both also reached the plateau under Gooden.
With her monster 2008 season, Schoenrock earned first team All-MAC and Academic All-MAC honors. With her two second team All-MAC selections, she is the fourth players in program history to earn All-MAC honors three times. She also was named to three All-Tournament teams. She finished 16th in the nation with 4.33 kills/set. She set career-highs with 507 kills, 118 digs, 543 points and hit .232. She had six matches with 20 or more kills, including a career-best 29 against Western Michigan on Oct. 30. She was a CVU.com National Top Performer for the week of Sept. 8 as NIU went 5-0 and she registered 81 kills and hit .404.
Re-live the moment by checking out www.niuhuskies.com's archived recap.
By Joe Summins | Posted at 1:50 pm on Thursday, June 25, 2009
Former Huskie kicker Chris Nendick is kicking for the Chicago Slaughter of the Continental Indoor Football League. The Daily Herald caught up with Nendick this week as the Slaughter prepare to play the Fort Wayne Freedom for the CIFL Championship Saturday.
By Joe Summins | Posted at 1:33 pm on Thursday, June 25, 2009
John Sahly of The Daily Chronicle stuck around for a little while after football's volunteer workouts last night to take some time to talk with Chandler Harnish. The Huskie QB shared his thoughts on everything from summer workouts to summer grilling in Sahly's Q&A with NIU's grill master.
By Joe Summins | Posted at 10:20 am on Thursday, June 25, 2009
The 2009 NIU Football game times were released today and features six televised contests, including a home game with Akron on Halloween. Kickoff is slated for 11 a.m. and will be part of the MAC's 2009 ESPN Plus syndicated broadcast schedule. It's the first meeting between the two since the 2005 MAC Championship game. The home opener against Western Illinois will take place under the lights and begin at 6:30 p.m.
By Joe Summins | Posted at 10:02 am on Thursday, June 25, 2009
John Sahly of The Daily Chronicle stopped by Huskie Stadium Wednesday night to take in some of the football team's voluntary workouts. He talked with a few of the players afterwards and got their impressions of the new FieldTurf that was installed during the spring.
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 1:32 pm on Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Let the countdown begin. As was teased on Huskie Happenings yesterday, we are counting down the top-10 moments of the 2008-09 athletic season.
At No. 10, we've collaborated the men's and women's basketball team's respective regula
r-season wins over Akron and Ball State, the eventual Mid-American Conference Tournament champions. Both wins took place within the confines of the Convocation Center.
Darion "Jake" Anderson recorded his then fourth-career double-double, pouring in a game-high 24 points to go along with a season-high 10 rebounds, and lifted Northern Illinois to a wire-to-wire 83-79 win over visiting Akron in a Sunday matinee at the Convocation Center on Feb. 15.
Re-live the game in the DeKalb Daily Chronicle's ARCHIVED STORY.
The only people missing from this tournament were Maverick and Goose.
An overview of the 2009 NIU Volleyball Summer Grass Triples Tournament.
NIU head coach Ray Gooden skies for an attack!
By Zach Peters | Posted at 11:49 am on Wednesday, June 24, 2009
The NIU women's volleyball team hosted its first annual Summer Grass Triples Tournament this past Saturday composed of 40 men's and women's teams. After a week of rain the weather held and on the bright, sunny day two teams featuring Northern graduates ended the event as champions.
Former Huskie and current assistant coach Coley Pawlikowski helped her team to the Championship for the women's division. They bested the field of 16 squads featuring many former Huskie players among other former collegiate athletes.
On the men's side, a team of four former NIU men's volleyball club players, captained by Tony Jachera, prevailed in the finals. Huskie head coach Ray Gooden's team finished in third place. Additionally, assistant coach Dan Pawlikowski's squad also lost in the semifinals match to the eventual champions. Many current NIU men's club players also participated among the 24 teams.
The NIU volleyball program would like to thank all who participated, and give congrats to the winners!
By Russell Houghtaling | Posted at 11:08 am on Wednesday, June 24, 2009
It's no secret that Larry English's mother, Susan, has been the driving force in his life. This San Diego Union Tribune article goes in-depth on the impact Susan had. Take a coffee break and read this story.
By Russell Houghtaling | Posted at 9:33 am on Wednesday, June 24, 2009
The amount of football preseason polls is a little daunting, so I decided to make a little cheat sheet for the prognosticators picks on NIU. We've featured most of these on HH previously, but I figure it's good to have all the info in one place. Let me know if I missed anything.
CBSSports.com - 4th in the MAC West
CollegeFootballNews.com - No ranking, but had an in-depth preview.
SportingNews.com - 92nd Nationally (c'mon!)
The Quad (NY Times blog) - 80th Nationally (a little better)
Rivals.com - 77th Nationally (best so far)
Phil Steele's 2009 College Football Preview - 4th in the MAC West (sorry, no link. It's an old-fashioned paper magazine)
All these rankings just having me feeling like the Black Eyed Peas, questioning, questioning 'Where is the love?' We did finish 6-7 and go to a bowl game under a first-year head coach. What do you think? Are people selling the Huskies short? email@example.com.
SAHLY RANKS THE OOCs
By Russell Houghtaling | Posted at 9:25 am on Wednesday, June 24, 2009
My bloggin' brother J-Sahly has turned into this guy, putting up a different countdown every day on his blog the Huskie Wire. In case you missed Tuesday's edition, here it is: Ranking the MAC Out-of-Conference Football Games. He's got our games at No. 47, 42, 16 and five. You'll have to check the story to find which game is which, and which MAC OOC game is Numero Uno.
By Russell Houghtaling | Posted at 9:10 am on Wednesday, June 24, 2009
The Salt Lake Tribune had this little mini-story on Paul Dawkins, one of the great players in Northern Illinois basketball history. Dawkins is the fourth best scorer in Huskie lore with 1,749 career points. In addition to his 17.3 points per game, Dawkins averaged 7.7 boards per contest. Oh, and he was a 1978-79 All-American. Good to see a writer, in this case Steve Luhm, recognize some terrific history.
By Russell Houghtaling | Posted at 9:45 am on Tuesday, June 23, 2009
We ate up 2008-09 Huskie Athletics. Now we've got the season digested, and we're ready to start the Huskie Happenings 2008-09 Top Moments Countdown. We spent a lot of time trying to define a "Moment" for this list, and ultimately decided that anything that really stuck out in our minds from the past year counts, from a single second, to an entire game.
Today we're hitting the honorable mention list. These were things that we just couldn't justify putting in the top-10. Here's what didn't quite make it, in no particular order.
- Men's tennis comes back from a 3-0 deficit to beat Ball State 4-3, defeating the Cardinals for the first time in the regular season 1974.
- Mike DiNunno cashes in a half-court three-pointer to send the Kent State men's hoops game into double-overtime.
- Craig Rusch picks up a Kent State fumble and rumbles 60 yards for a touchdown, giving the Huskies a 28-7 lead.
- This.
- Mike Salerno wins the Bowling Green game with a 30-yard field goal with 12 seconds on the clock.
- Center fielder Pat Minogue hits an inside the park grand slam, lifting the Huskies to a 12-5 win over Toledo.
- Jennifer Naughton scores a 9.9 on the beam, which was the highest score in the country at the time.
- Women's soccer ties 2008 national runner-up Notre Dame and Northwestern at Soldier Field exhibition to raise awareness for breast cancer.
- Tied 10-10 in the fifth set, volleyball makes a 5-1 rally to beat Kent State in the first round of the MAC Tournament.
- Northern Illinois football scores 24 points in 16 minutes to send the Central Michigan game to overtime.
- Senior women's basketball player Jessie Wilcox becomes the 24th player to reach 1,000 points.
- Former NIU wrestler T.C. Dantzler makes the Olympic Team, becoming only the second Huskie to ever do so.
- Women's basketball wins back-to-back overtime games at the Convocation Center.
- Nate Palmer catches a 91-yard touchdown pass from Chandler Harnish against Minnesota, the fifth-longest play in NIU history.
- Jordin Hood blasts two home runs at Road Ranger Stadium in Rockford, Ill. against Milwaukee.
- Josh Allen breaks up the potential game-wnning fourth-down touchdown pass, allowing the Huskies to hold on for a 17-13 win over Miami.
The countdown officially begins tomorrow, with No. 10. Check back to find out what made the list!
BLOGGING WITH Carol Owens
Posted at 9:45 am on Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Fifteen more days before head women's basketball coach Carol Owens reports to Colorado Springs for the FIBA World Championship practice! In her third blog entry of the spring/summer, Owens enlightens Huskie fans on her summer braids, NIU's incoming freshmen, and assistant coach Heather Oesterle's "competitive streak" in touch football of all sports ... that's my job, to tease. Now read the entire blog HERE!
Carol Owens blogs about her preparation for the FIBA World Championships on Huskie Happenings!
Posted at 9:45 am on Tuesday, June 23, 2009
In case you missed it, the Aurora Beacon News had a great feature story on Jerry Rich, owner of Rich Harvest Farms, the home of Huskie Golf and site of the 2009 Solheim Cup. Did or didn't Jerry invent the bar code?!?
Posted at 9:45 am on Tuesday, June 23, 2009
In the return game from last season's ESPNU BracketBusters contest in Cape Girardeau, Mo., Southeast Missouri State will visit the NIU Convocation Center on Nov. 22, 2009. The Huskies recorded their largest margin of victory over host SEMO last season (Feb. 21), securing a 97-73 win behind Sean Kowal's 21 points and 13 rebounds. Stay tuned to NIUHuskies.com and Huskie Happenings as the release of the 2009-10 men's and women's basketball schedules draw closer!
Posted at 9:45 am on Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Tim McMurray, Northern Illinois' Senior Associate Athletics Director for Development, will serve as President of the National Association of Athletic Development Directors (NAADD) in 2009-10, the organization announced at its annual meetings in Orlando. McMurray, who served as NAADD's first vice-president in 2008-09, will lead the association through next year's national meeting. CONGRATS TIM!


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The Fresno State Dance Team is a competitive all-female team comprised of a group of talented individuals with diverse dance backgrounds and talents. These talents come together to entertain the Red Wave at Bulldog athletic events. At football games, the Dance Team primarily performs on the sidelines to tunes played by the Bulldog Marching Band as well as joining the band for on-field pre-game and halftime shows. At basketball games and select volleyball games, the Dance Team performs choreographed routines to recorded music which allow them to showcase their array of talents to entertain the fans. In addition to home athletic contests, look for the Dance Team to perform with the Marching Band at select away football games and post season Bowl Games and as an individual unit at postseason basketball events.
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Yesterday, while I was in the middle of calling various doctors and juggling appointments around, I got cold-called by a medical scam telemarketer. The timing was pretty great, but unfortunately I wasn't able to take as much advantage of the opportunity as I wanted.
The caller was advocating marine phytoplankton as, first and foremost, a cure for cancer, followed by a list including, and I quote, "high cholesterol, blood pressure problems, thyroid problems, arthritis, migraines, allergies…the list goes on and on."
Yes, I'm sure it does. I would love to have had a nice conversation with the lady on the phone, but she clearly had zero idea what she was talking about. She kept to a script, and when I asked questions to clarify — even "what did you just say?" — she appeared incapable of deviating even to repeat herself. The spiel included an offer for a free sample, which I was very tempted to accept, but there was no way I was giving those people my address. So, on the off-chance the calls are monitored in some way, I just calmly explained that the product she was selling is a scam, that there is no such panacea, please remove me from your call list, and so forth. I'm sure it didn't slow her or any of the other telemarketers down for a moment.
Then I Googled "marine phytoplankton" and wow, what a depressing result. Phytoplankton are actually quite neato and important little plants, which are at the bottom of the marine food chain, but you wouldn't know it from my search, which as you can see is a cavalcade of quackery. (If you remove the word "marine," you get a slightly better list; apparently the snake oil is best identified by that modifier but it still turns up on the front page.) I had no idea.
I don't really have a point to all this, other than in addition to being skeezed out as usual by snake-oil salespeople, it makes me sad to see something of such genuine scientific coolness co-opted into just another quack remedy.
TAM was so incredible that the skeptic part of my brain overloaded and burnt out. Until it's recovered I'll be posting thoughts on the other areas of the blog, like videogames. (I warned you!) I send you off with a little lecture about phytoplankton.


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The Florida Film Festival presented a series of seventeen shorts as part of its animated shorts program this year, and the films vary widely in format as well as quality. A number of the films utilize traditional hand drawn animation. Several of the shorts are computer animated, and a few even utilize stop motion. A portion of the films are worth mentioning, for reasons both good and bad.
The program opens with Baby, I Love You. The short attempts to make an impression by shocking the audience, but the computer animation is rather shoddy and antiquated. The best thing I can say about it is it is mercifully short. Seven Deadly Sins does some clever things with animation and visually describes the seven deadly sins with anagrams, but it is overlong.
Shelter is an abstract film that shows chairs and lamps and other furniture floating in a strange, wooden attic space; I couldn't help but be reminded of Alice falling down the rabbit hole. The film is very interesting visually, but like many of the shorts it runs longer than it should. Twiller Parkour is intentionally sophomoric and achieves a kind of grandeur in its simplicity and idiocy.
One of the more enjoyable films is Roadkill Redemption, which despite having less than inspired animation is quite entertaining, as a girl driving through the desert must make amends to the spirit of the animal she accidentally hits. Spy Fox, a riff on James Bond with animals filling the roles, seemed like it could be fun but was ultimately uninspired and derivative. El Delirio Del Pez Leon is probably the most interesting of the films from a visual standpoint and is weirdly avant garde.
Most of the other shorts are perfectly fine, but as a whole the program from previous years was much stronger. For more information on this and other screenings, visit the Florida Film Festival website. Be sure to check out my other reviews from the festival here.


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Today I screened the 2nd and 5th grades at one of my elementary schools with a veteran nurse and our nutty and completely lovable health clerk. This veteran nurse used to have the school before I took it over, and she had not once introduced herself to me, showed me around the schools, or even said hi at our nurse's meetings. I'd been warned about her by the other nurses, who all said she was a cold-hearted, past due for retirement scathing woman with a sailor's mouth. I noticed the sailor's mouth at our meetings but stayed away from her until I was forced to work with her on these screenings at my school. Lo and behold, at 7:30 this morning I was met with warmth, intelligence, and experience. Granted, she may not be the warmest to the students, but I think it's efficiency that's being mistaken as rudeness by others. In any case, in every gap between students she educated me on useful things, asked caring questions about my background, and was really quite the conversationalist. More importantly, if I may brag for a few, she completely validated my work. She's been all over the district and assured me the schools don't get worse than mine, the kids and parents don't get more difficult than mine, and was nothing short of impressed at my screening method (efficient). I told her about last week's asthma incident and she commended my 9-1-1 call, complaining that most people do not take asthma seriously enough, and she was equally impressed when the health clerk relayed the story of my first day at the school.
There's a few things I took away from this. First - I've earned myself a pat on the back if this veteran nurse was giving me accolades of any sort, much less all day long. I need to start taking pride in what I do, because some days, it's a lot. Second - and this is something I learned well in nursing school - I'm my own judge. One person's opinion of someone else isn't always the same as mine, and in this case, I am totally looking forward now to working with this nurse again next week - something several of the other nurses probably would scarcely believe.
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It's not bragging if you're doing a great job and people are impressed. Maybe others were intimidated by the veteran nurse because she expected them to do better... and you are better than them. Kudos - you deserve them!ReplyDelete
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After watching the Cakewalk: Making Music with Sonar video on Channel 9, I was once again inspired by the state of professional audio on Windows, and in particular Windows Vista. Audio engineers and producers alike now have a wonderful, robust, glorious-looking operating system that just fits into any musical studio environment.
And with software tools such as Cakewalk's Sonar 7 Producer Edition that take full advantage of Vista's capabilities such as new multicore architectures, WaveRT, x64 memory addressing etc.. super-high-end audio and MIDI production (formerly reserved for high-end ProTools installations) are now available for every small studio or even the "weekend warrior" in the home. If you're a Mac user on ProTools or Logic (or whatever) and you're looking at giving the power and flexibility of the Windows Vista platform a try using Cakewalk's Sonar, they have a competitive crossgrade offer available here.
Also, beyond Cakewalk, there are plenty of other audio application which are already running or are targeted to run on Windows Vista. Another favourite company of mine for the Windows Platform are Rain Recording which specialize in developing hardware specifically for Digital Audio Workstations (DAW) on Windows. They maintain a cool list of applications tested to run on Vista called their Rain Recording Vista Watch. It's cool. Check it out.
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Well,ever since I had sex; my boobs feel heavier, my stomachs been having horrible pains, i've been eating ALOT more, and I been having weird sleeping patters (barely sleeping at night and sleeping ALL day). He came in me while I was on my period, am i pregnant? (symptoms...)
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Before the holidays I was challenged to read four books (in a month), document the "most interesting" thing or idea that happens each day and to develop a creative project at the end of the month. You see, I met with a scholar about the potential of starting a small, informal, writing group. I guess it gets chalked up to the "find time for me" resolution for 2013. The books I was challenged to read were:
1. Zen in the Art of Writing, by Ray Bradbury
2. Best American Short Stories of 2012, editing by Tom Perotta and Heidi Pitlor
3. a book by an author I love – I chose, Everything on it by Shel Silverstein
4. a book by an author I've never read, The Sneezing Christmas Tree, by Aaron Kerr
For most people, four books in a month is no big deal, but for me it's a challenge to find the time to read. So I cheated, because both books 3 and 4 were easy, short read, and surprisingly so was 1. Nonetheless I read the books and I'm in the process of finishing 2, because lets face it I have a toddler who is my mini me and I'm impressed I got that much reading done while at home for a week. And I have two more books by new authors that I've picked up that I will probably fit in before the end of the month too.
The "interesting day" was a little more challenging as my days are pretty routine but I've attempted to make mental note of what happens day to day. Most of the interesting ideas or "things" that have happened shockingly have to do with my small child. However, with it being a new year and having a clean slate of sorts, we have some developed some interesting business venture ideas that have a lot of potential!
There is still a little time to develop my creative project, whether it be a poem, short story or memoir. We'll have to see what I'm drawn to, as that is usually what ends up here on the page anyway!
So…what are you reading this 2013? Are you on Goodreads? Look me up, friend me, follow me! I'd love to follow your reading travels!


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It's been so cold this week that when I went out for a little street style spotting, my camera stopped working. I could have sworn it was fully charged, but now I'm thinking that it didn't want to be out in 8 degree weather so it decided to fail me. Nevertheless, these ladies are a great example of how everyone has been roaming the streets of Portland during this "arctic freeze".
Furry hoods, scarves, mittens, check. This is how people dress in Maine in the winter. Even our dogs have to wear coats. That's how freaking freezing it is out there. But have no fear. I've heard rumors from the doppler radar that a warm(er) spell is upon us. So stay tuned!
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Minutewomen Duo Receive Weekly Atlantic 10 Honors
Oct. 21, 2013
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - University of Massachusetts field hockey sophomore Brooke Sabia earned Atlantic 10 Co-Player of the Week and freshman Charlotte Verelst tallied A-10 Rookie of the Week on Monday afternoon, as announced by the conference office. Sabia recorded 11 points on five goals and an assist as the Minutewomen claimed victories over La Salle, 7-1 and Saint Joseph's, 9-1 to improve to 3-0 in conference play. Verelst provided three goals for six points over the weekend to take in the rookie honor.
Sabia owns 33 points through 14 appearances this season courtesy of 16 goals and one assist while Verelst has 15 points through four tallies and seven helpers. Verelst's scoring output ties her for second in the Atlantic 10 for points among all freshmen.
Sabia shares the weekly laurel with Lock Haven's Nakira Downes. The Minutewomen continue A-10 season with a pair of games at Garber Field against Richmond on Friday, Oct. 25 at 1 p.m. and versus VCU at Noon on Sunday, Oct. 27. Admission to all home contests is free of charge.
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It seems like Fujitsu is prepping a new mini laptop/tablet PC called the Lifebook U2010. Don't be confused by the model name though as it certainly is different from the Lifebook T2010 which was previously announced by Fujitsu.
For one the U2010 sports a 5.6-inch 1024×768 display while the T2010 has a full 12.1-inch LED display. The U2010 also features a 1.6GHz or 1.8GHz Intel Atom processor, a 80GB hard drive, 1GB of RAM, a 3G radio, GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
We don't know about you, but those features are certainly top-notch for a tablet PC as small as the LifeBook U2010, hence it is expected to hit the streets with a retail of around $1300. Unfortunately, no official word about the Fujitsu Lifebook U2010's release date and other whereabouts are available yet. As we wait for perhaps an official announcement coming from Fujitsu, continue reading to see another picture of the Lifebook U2010.


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An 18-year-old Waihi man has appeared in court charged with
the murder of holidaymaker Murray Wilkinson outside a caravan
in the town early on New Year's Day.
The teenager, who has interim name suppression, appeared in
Hamilton District Court today dressed in a blue boiler suit
following his arrest at a Waihi address yesterday afternoon.
During his appearance, the accused nodded at a woman in the
court whom the Herald understands was his mother.
Judge David Ruth granted him interim name suppression until
January 14 when he will reappear in Tauranga District Court.
Mr Wilkinson, a 64-year-old expatriate New Zealander who
lived in Brisbane, was holidaying at Waihi Beach at a
friend's home and was staying in a caravan with his wife
Luise when he was attacked early on January 1.
He was stabbed in the neck and face as he went to investigate
a noise and died in Waikato Hospital on January 3.
The homicide investigation involved about 30 police staff
from across Waikato and the central and upper North Island.
They received a flood of holiday images and statements from
the public. Several knives were also collected.
Detective Inspector Chris Page said today there was still
much work to do on the investigation and police were still to
canvass an area of Waihi Beach.
The arrest came nearly a week after Mr Wilkinson's widow, son
Dan and daughter Cory made an emotional appeal for
Police urged the public to continue to contact police with
any information or images they may have from in or around the
"One particular way the public can still help the
investigation is that if anyone who was staying at addresses
between 01-40 Citrus Ave, Waihi Beach on the night of
December 31- January 1 could contact police.''
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and Waihi police stations or contacted via the enquiry
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- Address: Beijing Aquarium, Haidian
- Hours: Open: Apr-Oct 9am - 5:30pm (last ticket at 5pm), Nov-Mar 10am - 4:30pm (last ticket at 4pm) .
- Admission: Adult: CNT 130, Childen (1.2 meters/3.9 ft): Free. Aquarium Admission for Zoo and Panda Hall.
Beijing Aquarium (Beijing Haiyangguan)
The 39-yard-long (36-meter) touch pool contains a variety of urchins and starfish, and 32 other tanks throughout the aquarium house sharks, sea turtles, jelly fish and other colorful sea creatures.
You can purchase tickets for the Beijing Aquarium at the zoo's ticket counter. If you don't mind missing the dolphin show, use that time to explore the museum when some 3,000 other visitors are crowded into the stadium.


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Senior Duo Wins Jadwin Finale, Leads Tigers To 8-1 Win Over Cornell
Eyre capped a perfect weekend at the No. 2 spot with a 3-1 win over Jesse Pacheco at the No. 2 spot, while Sawin finished off that match with a 3-1 comeback win at the No. 7 spot.
While those two played their final team matches for Princeton, a pair of freshmen finished off their first Howe Cup competition in victorious fashion Sunday. Freshmen Maria Elena Ubina (No. 1) and Alexandra Toth (No. 8) were both winners; Ubina finished off a full season at the No. 1 position with a 3-1 victory over Danielle Letourneau, while Toth capped her win at No. 8 with an 11-1 finish.
Princeton will now turn its attention towards the individual championships, which will take place next weekend at the Ringe Squash Courts.
1 - Maria Elena Ubina (P) d. Danielle Letourneau 8,(11),8,4
2 - Libby Eyre (P) d. Jesse Pacheco 4,(3),3,2
3 - Nicole Bunyan (P) d. Lindsay Seginson 4,5,2
4 - Rachel Leizman (P) d. Rachel Scherman 3,2,(5),8
5 - Alex Lunt (P) d. Brynn Daniels 5,11,9
6 - Hallie Dewey (P) d. Rachel Au 5,3,(9),8
7 - Alex Sawin (P) d. Reut Odinak (10),8,3,1
8 - Alexandra Toth (P) d. Olivia Wherry 10,6,1
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If we can enjoy the finer things in life then why can't our furry little friends enjoy them as well? Okay, obviously this toy is just a joke and we don't ever want to indulge our pooch with alcoholic beverages, especially considering how often we indulge ourselves, but we just can't stop laughing every time we see our pup playing around with the Puptron Dog Toy ($16). The realistic bottle and squeaky noise it makes leaves us belly laughing while our little best friend is having a ball and living the high life.
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Parents of Draper children fire off scathing letter to Canyons School District
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DRAPER — Parents of the children who were driven to school by a bus driver charged with sexually abusing a young girl on his route for months have issued a scathing open letter to the Canyons School District asking it to restore public trust.
The open letter sent Tuesday was written and signed by "The Dissatisfied Parents of the Draper Park Middle School Students with Special Needs Assigned to the Route of John Martin Carrell." The parents are calling for the Canyons School Board to hire an independent investigator to answer questions surrounding the employment of Carrell and the apparent decision by district officials not to inform police or parents in Draper connected to his bus routes.
Last week, Carrell, 61, was charged with 23 counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child for allegedly abusing a 5-year-old girl with special needs whom he drove to and from Altara Elementary School, 800 E. 11000 South. Carrell also drove children with special needs to Draper Park Middle School, 13133 S. 1300 East.
But parents in Draper said between April 24, the day Sandy police were notified, and May 12, when the abuse was first reported by the media, neither they nor the Draper Police Department were notified by the district that Carrell was under investigation even though he had also driven their children to school.
"Over the past two weeks we have been shocked at the callous disregard by Canyons School District officials with respect to the welfare of our children. We believe that the school district has violated the public trust with its actions," the Draper parents wrote in their letter.
Just recently, it was discovered that Carrell also drove one student on a third route to Oak Hollow, according to the parents.
The parents also claim that even after the district was notified by the alleged victim's parents of the allegations on April 23, they "inexplicably" allowed Carrell to drive his route the next morning before he met with district officials and was at that time suspended.
Canyons spokeswoman Jennifer Toomer-Cook clarified Tuesday that the phone call to the district by the victim's family on April 23 was made after hours and it was handled immediately the next business day.
Carol, who asked that her last name not be used, has a 13-year-old daughter who rode Carrell's bus in Draper and is one of the co-signers of the letter. Her daughter has the mental capacity of a 5-year-old and cannot speak. If her daughter was being abused, she would not have been able to tell anyone, she said.
"It's sickening. I haven't been able to sleep or eat for a week just thinking about it," she said. "We may never know if she was abused."
Early last week, Draper police announced they had begun their own investigation into Carrell. At the time, there was no evidence of abuse, although police noted they were still early in the investigation.
Toomer-Cook said the district wanted to contact the people whom it felt it needed to alert while still trying to maintain the integrity of the police investigation.
"Our strategy has been to work with police so justice can be served. That's our strategy," she said. "We did not want to compromise an active police investigation. We received the report, we followed up on the report, and we reported what we saw as potentially criminal and evidence to the corresponding police agency."
But Draper parents believe they, too, should have been notified.
"To focus just on Sandy is negligent," Carol said. "It seems like (the district is) more interested in their liability legally than they are about the kids' safety."
Carol and the other parents would like to meet with district officials to talk about policies. But, as of Tuesday, the group members said they have been rejected three times in their requests for a meeting.
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COLUMBUS — Auto racing is on track to replace baseball at the former home of the minor league Columbus Clippers.
Members of the city's development commission gave their unanimous approval Thursday night to putting a racetrack and automotive research center at the site west of downtown where Cooper Stadium now stands.
The Clippers played their last game at the nearly 80-year-old stadium in September 2008. They have since moved to the new Huntington Park in the city's Arena District.
The Columbus Dispatch reports the city council is expected to vote on the proposal next month.
Track opponents told the development panel they have concerns about noise. Supporters said the project would revive the Cooper Stadium neighborhood.


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Musterole was used regularly in our house when I was a child in the 1940s.
This chest rub, similar to today's Vicks VapoRub, was invented by a cousin of my mother's who lived in the Cleveland area. In fact, my mother was named in the cousin's will and received $50 a month for many years as a result.
Musterole was clearly profitable at the time, but to my knowledge it no longer exists.
I used the mild children's version of Musterole on my doll in August 1942. The smell was awful, which explains the look on my face. I don't know what happened to the doll after that, but I suspect my mother did a cleanup job for me.
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