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By Michaela Seika-Oracle on Mar 12, 2014
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Nov. 12, 2012
Head Coach Nick Saban
Opening Statement:
"No matter how you cut the mustard, whether we won both of the last two games or lost both of the last two games, I don't think we've executed as well as a football team. Whether we don't focus as well, plan as well, practice as well, rest as well or get emotionally ready as well, for whatever reasons, the focus has to be on not what has been lost but what can be gained from the lessons learned from those circumstance and situations. We need to look forward in a positive way to what we want this football team to be remembered as and accomplish. There are a lot of things moving forward that we can accomplish. I know the questions are; 'why didn't you do this, why didn't you do that, why do we call this play, why do we call that play'. It still goes back to why are we even in that situation relative to how we played the rest of the game. Why are we in the situation that we don't really respond as a team emotionally with any kind of aggressiveness or energy level until we get behind 20-0? All those are questions that I am certainly responsible for. I'm not trying to say that. For whatever reasons, we have an opportunity now to prove that we are and can be a good football team. That's what we want to focus on. That's all we want to talk about. We are looking forward. The only thing that we can gain from the past is lessons learned, for all of us, in terms of what we can do better, what we need to do better and what everybody has to make a commitment to in terms of trying to do better and accomplish something significant with what is left of this season with this team. We had Amari Cooper and Eddie Lacy as offensive players (of the week), John Fulton and C.J. Mosley as defensive players (of the week) and Cody Mandell on special teams. The only real injury that we have is John Fulton has a turf toe, a pretty good one. He actually finished the game with it and it really swelled up a bit. He may be very questionable for this particular game. I don't think we need to be worrying about who we are playing this week as much as we need to worry about how we are playing. That's the focus. We have a lot of respect for every team we play and certainly Western Carolina has done a lot of good things this season. They've scored a lot of points. I think the focus for us needs to be on what we are doing and how we are playing. That's the approach I'd like to take with our coaches, our players and everybody in the organization."
On Chris Black's status:
"He's cleared for activity but he's not cleared for contact. He really is not cleared to play yet. He's just out there doing drills. Maybe in another month or so he will get cleared for contact and we can make some decision. I think it would be kind of foolish to play him. It probably would be a bowl game only type of thing. We will make that decision when the time comes. It's a medical decision right now."
On T.J. Yeldon's confidence after his fumbles:
"I think it comes down to the same thing – carrying the ball correctly. It one case he didn't get the hand-off correctly and in the other case he was carrying the ball kind of low in his belly and got popped. I think the confidence should come in doing it correctly. We have every faith, trust and confidence in him that when he does it correctly, he's not going to fumble."
On why he thinks the team plays better on the road than at home:
"I really don't know the answer to that question. I don't know if it's the challenge or the focus. The players can be a little more serious because they are a little bit more confined. I really don't know. The last two games we've played one at home and one on the road. I put both of those in the same category. We didn't play as well as a team. You all don't think so because we won one and we lost the other one. If we had won this one, you wouldn't be concerned either. I was concerned then. You all live in the results world out there and we kind of live in the process world. It's hard to get people to respond. It's kind of the bluegrass miracle phenomenon (2002 LSU/Kentucky game). You play bad, you win the game. The next week you get your (butt) kicked because no one responded to playing bad ecause you won on the bluegrass miracle."
On what the senior class has meant to the program from a leadership perspective:
"This has been a really good group of guys. Not a big group. It would be a lot bigger if everybody would have stayed in school and we didn't lose some guys to the draft and different things. Some guys have been redshirted. A lot of things affect class size. This group has been a very good group. They have been a very productive group. They have certainly been a bunch of guys that have bought into the program and done everything you could ask them for, personally, academically and athletically. We are really proud of not only the way this group has performed on the field but how they have represented the institution and the program as well."
On if there has been a tackling issue in the last two games:
"You wouldn't be asking the question if it wasn't a concern. We had more missed tackles. We had more yards after catch, after first contact or first missed tackle – especially on space plays. That's one thing we've always been – a good tackling team and a good tackling secondary. That is something that we need to improve on."
On if quarterback AJ McCarron has hit a plateau the past few weeks:
"I just think that as a quarterback, you are always going to get a little bit more credit than you deserve when things go well and maybe get a little bit more of the blame when things don't go well. I do think that the kind of competitor AJ is, my expectation is that he would take the bull by the horns, learn from the lessons that he has learned over the last two games and try to work on improving and I don't think there's any reason to say that he's reached a plateau. I think he needs to break through and continue to improve and not be satisfied where he is – get the players around him to help him do that. So that would be my approach with him, relative to what he needs to do to actually better, take the bull by the horns, and say 'what does this team, what does this offense want to be remembered for in terms of how we play?'"
On defensive back John Fulton's injury and how that affects the secondary's configuration this weekend:
"What we did in the last game was, you know, Vinnie [Sunseri] usually plays the fifth [defensive] back, and Nick Perry had a bad shoulder, so Vinnie also can play the sixth defensive back. With the no-huddle situation as it was in the game, we played Dee Milliner at star, John at corner in his place, and Vinnie was always the sixth DB, which was in there about 70% of the time. We didn't feel like we could play nickel one way and dime another. That's how John ended up playing and John played well when he has had the opportunity to play. We thought he deserved a chance to play. Because of some injuries to other guys, we made some of those changes and John did a good job, he's player of the week."
On defensive line rotation:
"We played a little different in the last game. We tried to get four guys in the last game that were athletic enough to be defensive tackles. We actually took [Adrian] Hubbard and Xzavier Dickson and Denzel [Devall], we played Ed [Stinson] inside, and we tried to get where we had four defensive ends and four inside guys that were the most athletic guys that could do their job because of the quarterback. In terms of being able to have a chance to get him on the ground or be able to pass rush a little more athletically or have a little more balanced pass rush. That was a little different in that particular game and I don't think it's something that we will do all the time. It's just that circumstance and that's the way we practiced all week. Jesse [Williams] was able to play inside because he is pretty athletic and runs pretty well. Some of the other big guys that we have, [Jeoffrey] Pagan was the other guy that played outside, we didn't see an opportunity to play those guys much unless they were in four of five wideouts."
On what he could have done better in preparation for the Texas A&M game:
"I think there are a lot of things, I think there are a lot of things that we all can do. I think that we internally try to do those things. I think every player has things that he would have liked to do better. Obviously when we don't play well, that means did you plan well enough, did you practice well enough, did you practice the things you ended up playing? Were the players prepared? Were they emotionally ready to play the game? All those types of things get analyzed – not only from a big picture stand point, but also from a group standpoint and individually. With every player in the organization and every coach, when you don't play well obviously you need to do all those things a little bit better at every level – from me right down to the players. That's what we try to analyze and that's what we try to do. Take an example of tackling. We really tried to emphasize tackling last week and we still had more missed tackles than we would like. There are physical things and there are emotional things. You can make excuses and say, 'well the team was emotionally tired so they weren't quite focusing like they needed to do.' They played a heck of a lot better when they got down 20-0. Everybody all of the sudden got emotionally better. So why couldn't it have been better at the start? That's the questions I ask myself."
On if it's easier or more difficult moving on after a loss rather than a win:
"I don't know that it's easier or more difficult. If you are a competitor nobody likes to lose. That's always difficult. My job is more of a concern on not how I feel, but how do we get the people in the organization to respond the right way and not make me feel better by getting on everybody else, but by trying to get everybody else to do better so that we can learn from the lessons and grow from the lessons, not focused on the past but how this is going to benefit us in the future. How can we gain something from our loss? That's how I try to focus on it, that's the challenge that I have – not to say how disappointed are you, how bad do you feel? I catch it from everybody – my wife's mad, my kids are upset that we lost. I have to be like 'I am too,' but how am I going to affect everybody around me so that we respond the right way to the circumstance that we are in. Again it's keeping the focus on the vision of what you want to accomplish – not the circumstance. Last week, too many people, too many circumstances, maybe too many interviews, maybe too much 'why am I not playing more?' Could be a lot of things, but that is not the vision of the team. When you have that, you heard Chuck Pagano [Colts head coach battling leukemia] talk about circumstances and vision – that's what I am talking about. He has a circumstance too. They have one as a team, he has one personally. His vision is to see his daughters grow up and dance at their wedding. So that's the difference, that's what I am trying to do – keep everyone focused on the vision."
On the lack of effective pass rush:
"I don't necessarily think that's accurate. I don't think that we have a dominant rusher like we had a year ago. I think we have guys that as a unit and as a group can be effective. I think it's a combination of not rushing on a consistent basis and not covering on a consistent basis that has been one of the problems that we have had. The last two weeks again, lots of issues of not being able to get off the field on third down. That hasn't been a real factor all year long, but in the last two weeks I mean, we gave up 14 points in the second half at LSU going 0-7 on third downs during that time, and we started this game 0-7 on third downs and got behind because of it. When you create those situations you have to get off the field. It's not just the pass rush, it contributes to it to some degree sometimes. It's also the discipline of everybody doing what they are supposed to do in rush as well as coverage. When we pressure, people have to do what they are supposed to do. To me I would say it's more of a team thing than it is any specific group problem."
Player Quotes
#42 Eddie Lacy, RB
On Alabama's third quarter performances: "We just have to continue to improve and push ourselves as a team, especially in the third quarter. If we work ourselves harder in practice we'll be able to play the way we need to, especially in the third quarter, and I'm pretty sure that this week we'll put a big emphasis on that."
On how T.J. Yeldon can keep his confidence up for the next games: "He just needs to remember that this is football. Bad plays are going to happen, and so are good plays. He just has to block the bad ones from his mind, keep playing, and not let it affect him. It's always tough to get over a fumble, but that's why you have your teammates. They're here to support you and make you feel better about it."
On how physical last Saturday was in comparison to previous games: "It was just a typical Saturday. You're going to get hit in any game, I just tried to roll with the hits and give it as good as I got it."
On how much the team needs a lighter practice after these past games: "Any break you can get in this division is always good, but we're going to use this practice to make corrections from last weekend and prepare for this upcoming week."
#90 Quinton Dial, DL
On thoughts about the Texas A&M Game
"We didn't execute, and we just didn't come ready to play. They made big plays when we didn't execute and do the little things right, and they capitalized on it."
On Texas A&M offense
"They just did what they do well, and we had a game plan for it, we just didn't go out and execute it."
On how the season may play out
"If it is meant to be, it is meant to be. We just have to take care of business and put ourselves in a situation to go do that."
#71 Cyrus Kouandjio, OL
On the first loss this season
"We had a bad game and we had a couple mistakes, but all we are worried about right now is getting better together as a team. Just working real hard to play Bama football and whatever happens, happens after that. Wherever the chips fall is not really in our control or anything, so we are just going to play Bama football and see where it takes us."
On preparing for Western Carolina
"I still have a bad taste in my mouth from what happened this past weekend. I'm just ready to go out there and just do something."
On a balanced offense
"I just do whatever they tell me to do. Of course, for offensive linemen, it's a lot more fun to run the ball because you get more physical and you have a little bit more fun. Whatever it takes to win, that is what I want."
On what it's like having his brother on the team
"It's good. It's great to have a brother on the team to go through the same things that you go through. I'm just glad he is going to be here next year with me."


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Wednesday, Dec. 9
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Tracy Len Bradley, 37, of Brookings, for harassment and interfering with making a report; he was booked and released.
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UMass Receives Major Gift From Manganaro Family For Football Performance Center
Sept. 20, 2013
AMHERST, Mass. - The University of Massachusetts Department of Athletics is pleased to announce a major gift on behalf of the Manganaro Family in support of the football program and its new Football Performance Center which is on schedule to be completed in time for the 2014-15 academic year.
Brothers David and Paul Manganaro made the commitment on behalf of the family. In honor of their generosity, UMass will name the new coaches offices in the Football Performance Center as the Manganaro Family Football Office Suite.
"After receiving an outstanding education at UMass, it is now time for me to return the sincere and honest commitment given to me by the University and its fine football program," said Paul Manganaro who played for the Minutemen from 1982-86.
His brother David echoed those sentiments but also felt supporting the Commonwealth's flagship university was imperative from his role as a business leader in the state.
"The impact that the game of football has made on my family cannot be understated and as a Massachusetts business leader I strongly believe that supporting our flagship university and its football program is something that will benefit us all in so many ways," said David who is a Providence College graduate.
During his time with the Minutemen, Manganaro was a part of two Yankee Conference Championship teams (1982, 1986). He was an All-Yankee Conference linebacker as a junior in 1985 and served as team captain as a senior in 1986.
"To have our football alumni like Paul, his brother David, and the entire Manganaro family step in to make a commitment like this is wonderful," said Director of Athletics John McCutcheon. "Their generosity will help many future Minutemen reap the benefits that Paul received from the University. For him and his brother to pass that opportunity on to others is greatly appreciated and will make a great impact on our program."
UMass football head coach Charley Molnar sees the gift as another example of alumni helping to elevate the program in the new Football Bowl Subdivision era.
"I am pleased that Paul continues to be a leader for UMass Football long after his time on the field has ended. It will be an honor to walk into the Manganaro Family Football Office Suite while we are working on building a program that is nationally recognized for excellence on and off the field," said Molnar. "His generous gift demonstrates his gratitude for what this great institution has done for him and his philanthropy sets the bar for other Minutemen to follow. It's exciting to see another Made In Massachusetts success story like that of Paul and his gift will help provide the next generation of Minutemen the resources to succeed."
The UMass Football Performance Center is slated to be ready in time for the 2014 season and the return of several home games to McGuirk Stadium. The 55,000 square foot facility will serve as the new home of UMass football with office space, locker room facilities, meeting rooms, a new strength and conditioning space, and dedicated athletic training space. Additionally, construction is underway on the new Martin and Richard Jacobson Press & Skybox Complex.
Additional naming opportunities for UMass football projects remain. For more information or to become involved in the UMass Rising Campaign contact, Rocko DeLuca, Associate AD for Development at 413-545-0750, or visit www.TheMinutemenClub.com. Fans can also follow the construction of both projects online via a live camera at www.UMassAthletics.com.
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The Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever outbreak in West Africa continues to grow and has health officials scrambling to contain it. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as of August 6, the numbers stood at 1,711 suspected and confirmed cases, 932 deaths, and 1,070 laboratory confirmed cases.
If you are concerned about an Ebola virus outbreak in the United States, rest assured that U.S. hospitals are prepared to handle it. Hospitals that followed CDC recommended guidelines for containment and isolation, will be well-equipped to handle Ebola patients if the virus should occur in the U.S.
However, as with any emergency -- natural or manmade -- it is wise and prudent to plan ahead and prepare your own family for the "what if..." scenario.
How can you plan ahead and prepare for an Ebola virus outbreak?
Planning strategies for Ebola are the same for any type of epidemic or pandemic: Be smart, make a plan, talk to your family, gather supplies.
To prevent Ebola virus, the CDC recommends avoiding contact with blood or bodily secretions from an infected victim. The CDC recommends barrier protection to health care workers. Since it is unknown exactly how Ebola virus starts, some common sense practices can help reduce risks.
Isolation is one of the best practices for preventing the transmission of Ebola virus. Infected persons are isolated during treatment. How does that translate to preparing your family? It means that in the event of an Ebola outbreak in the U.S., be prepared to isolate your family for a time to avoid contracting Ebola.
That's where the recommendations to have food, water, medicines, and other supplies on hand. If you need to isolate your family, that means you won't be going to the store every couple of days for an item you run out of or forgot to buy previously. It means you will be staying home for an extended period to keep your family safe.
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The cheap Solaris 64-bit box pending rebates
By PotstickerGuru on Mar 21, 2006
At the core is an ECS K8M800-M2 motherboard and AMD Sempron-64 cpu. I got this on sale for just $69 together at Fry's on a one-day sale. I had to be careful that they didn't switch a 32-bit BABOX processor on me, so I insisted they honour their ad for a 32- or 64-bit mode cpu which they did, and I got a 2600+ 64-bit BXBOX retail cpu (the box actually has 64-bit on the lower right front corner). It's socket 754 which is probably going out of date soon, but for a functional system that I don't plan to upgrade, it'll get the job done and hold its own for a few years. The board has on-board LAN, Audio, and Graphics, so hopefully, this would make a pretty cheap system. And best of all, no rebates required.
Next was the case. I found the Antec 1650B black case w 350W power-supply on sale for $59.99 with $30 rebate. I'm not fond of rebates, but if I see a good deal and the rebate is from the manufacturer, like Antec, I usually go for it. Plus, this is a fairly quiet case, with easy-install and tool-less takedown. I have an identical white case in the office which ran my old ECS K7VTA3 mobo, and it was pretty reliable and quiet.
A few days after I found the case, I saw an ad for 200 GB WD SATA drive retail kit with cable for just $49.99 after a $30 + $20 dual rebate. And about the same time, I also found a dual stick 1GB of OCZ DDR400 (2 x 512MB) for just $75 with $25 rebate which ain't bad for branded memory. And for optical drive, I found a black retail NEC 3550A 16x DVD burner online for $39 w/ free 3day shipping.
A few days later, I put the box together, and installed Solaris 10 1/06 on the system. First boot wasn't very cheerful. The installer graphics couldn't recognize the onboard Unichrome Pro graphics, and defaulted to text console install, which did complete, but still couldn't get the Xorg to recognize the Unichrome Pro. The SATA controller for the mobo apparently runs the disks in IDE legacy mode so boot and install were transparent. I didn't have to turn on any switches in BIOS even. But I was stuck with no X-graphics with the Unichrome Pro, so I exercised the AGP option, since the micro-ATX board DOES include an AGP 4x/8x slot.
I found a refurbed Diamond S60 board for sale at a local surplus. It has AGP 2x/4x I think and the ATI Radeon 7000 chipset, which is well supported on Solaris. It was a 32MB card and cost $19. I knew I could get 64 MB cards these days for that much brand-new, but in a pinch it worked and I had a working system. Plus, with the newer cards sucking so much power and competing with the CPU, the older card with slower GPU seemed like a wise choice for the 350W power supply.
I added extra USB 12-in-1 flash reader for $7.99 later, and an $8 floppy drive a bit later with a $3.99 round 10" IDE floppy cable for better airflow. I also bought a $3.99 12" IDE ATAPI cable for the DVD burner as well.
Altogether, the cost for this system will come to about $300 after tax and if all the rebates come through. It's not great, but another decent deal for a 1GB sytem with 200 GB disk, universal usb reader and floppy, network, and audio.
Getting Solaris up and running with graphics wasn't hard, especially with the extra AGP graphics card plugged in, but the on-board NIC requires a 3rd party VIA Rhine-III driver. Luckily Murayama's got free Solaris drivers on his site and so I was able to download and compile the driver and install it. A new version 2.0.1 of the rh driver is available and runs well on a number of my systems. It's based on the new Solaris GLD framework (generic lan driver). If folks haven't compiled drivers on Solaris 10 Update 1 (i.e. 01/06 release), there's a slight bug on line 206 of the /usr/include/sys/ddi_implfuncs.h header file. Just comment that line out and if you make clean, then make; make install in the driver build directory, it should just work. Murayama also includes pre-built binaries as part of his distro so a make; make install doesn't actually rebuild the objects unless you 'make clean' first.
In booting this system, a psrinfo -pv reports the CPU is AMD Hammer Family processor - Model Unknown and isainfo reports that the system by default boots into 64-bit mode. I've had the system up for close to a month now with no unscheduled downtime. It's been a real champ for an office workstation and even for development. With home directories mounted remotely and most of the building switches defaulting still to 100Base-T, the system was more than capable of working well and quickly, even with compiles. I'd like to see a Unichrome Pro graphics driver for Solaris x86/Xorg soon. If that happens and works stably at 1600 x 1200 pixels on the 21" LCD flat panel display, then I can probably pull the AGP card out and save a few watts and just keep working.


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A monster in Lake Van?
It seems that most large lakes on earth have a resident monster and Lake Van in eastern Turkey is no exception. The Lake Van monster first surfaced in the mid-1990s and has since been seen by many and captured, as is always the case, only on poor quality photographs. (Here is a 1997 CNN article with a video footage.)
Yesterday, the Turkish newspaper Hürriyet reported yet another sighting of the Lake Van monster, this time by the crew of a ferry boat running between Van on the east coast of the lake and Tatvan on the west coast. The crew spotted what was, according to their description, a very fast object approaching them from 2 (nautical) miles away and started wondering what a speed boat would be doing in the lake "at this hour" (the newspaper, however, didn't bother to mention the time of the sighting). Then, the crew decided that it was the monster that they were seeing and described the "creature" as resembling a "very large whale". They attempted to photograph it with their cell phone cameras, but because of the "perpendicular rays of sunlight", couldn't obtain sharp images. There is no mention of if any passengers on the boat also saw the monster.
According to an article in the 27 November, 2006 edition of Milliyet, another Turkish newspaper, the "real monster" in the lake is pollution. Milliyet reports that the lake has been extensively polluted with apparently untreated sewage from the coastal towns and industrial wastes from the many nearby manufacturing plants.
The residents of Van have nothing to fear; if there is a monster in Lake Van it will soon drown in their wastes.
The statue of the Lake Van monster from Wikipedia.


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We love some good pampering, but we've been trying for the past two weeks to find the time to bliss out in the tub and scrub our tootsies for that much needed home pedicure. It's time for a new plan of attack, and now we're keeping Davies Gate Seeds and Grains Buckwheat Buffing Soap for Feet ($10) in the shower. A couple quick passes over our rough heels every morning is doing wonders. We're just making extra sure that we're well braced as we perform that a.m. balancing act!
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Police Investigate a Shooting
Posted on 11/26/2013 7:20 pm
- 200 block of East 22nd Street, Wilmington, Delaware
Date/Time of Occurrence:
- Tuesday, November 26, 2013, at approximately 5:43 p.m.
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Wilmington Police are investigating a shooting that occurred in the 200 block of East 22nd Street.
This evening at approximately 5:43 p.m., uniformed officers responded to the 200 block of East 22nd Street in reference to multiple 9-1-1 calls for shots fired. Upon arrival, officers located the victim who was suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. The victim was transported to Christiana Hospital by ambulance where his condition is unknown.
The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information should call:
- Detective Tom Curley at (302) 576-3625.
- Wilmington Police Confidential Tip Line at (302) 576-3990.
- Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333 (1-800-847-3333) or online at www.tipsubmit.com.


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Oconee school board to apply for state construction money
Every Sunday we'll give you a heads-up about major issues in Northeast Georgia counties -- short news items about what's likely to arise in the coming week or, in some cases, a look back at major events of the preceding week. You may suggest items by faxing news releases labeled ''Regional Roundup'' to (706) 208-2246 or e-mailing them to email@example.com.
WATKINSVILLE -- The Oconee County Board of Education is expected to act on an application for $4.2 million from the state at its meeting at 7 p.m. Monday which will go toward construction of the new high school.
Doug Eza, assistant superintendent for operations, said the district had earlier expected to get about $2 million from the state, but they have learned since that they qualify for twice that amount.
Eza said that is good news because it helps the district move forward with other construction needs in the district.
''That is significant -- $2 million is a lot of money,'' he said.
In other matters, the board will recognize the teachers of the year at each school, including the district teacher of the year Bob Guy, a science teacher at Oconee County Middle School.
Board members will also discuss plans to renovate Oconee County Middle School, which includes a new band room and relocation of the school entrance due to the widening of Mars Hill Road.
The school district will also have to change the bulbs at the high school football field because the bulbs are 10 years old and don't cast enough light on the field.
Oglethorpe schools looking at cost-saving measures
LEXINGTON -- The Oglethorpe County Board of Education will meet with contractors and architects at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday to discuss cost-saving items found in planned renovations to the system's high school and middle school.
During the previous meeting, the board had asked the contractor, McKnight Construction of Augusta, and the architectural firm, Buckley and Associates of Swainsboro, to identify and set dollar values to cost-cutting measures, said interim school superintendent Wayne Cox.
''They now have a list of cost-cutting measures and the dollar amounts assigned to them. They will discuss those areas of modification,'' Cox said.
The meeting is open to the public.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Sunday, October 13, 2002.
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Cincinnati start up, ChoreMonster, wins Disney Accelerator Initiative support
CINCINNATI -- Locally developed child's chore app, ChoreMonster, received a major boost and recognition on Monday.
Created by Cincinnati dads Chris Bergman and Paul Armstrong, the app was selected alongside 10 other startup companies to participate in the Disney Accelerator Initiative, a special mentorship and investment program.
"With Disney Accelerator we are now bringing the creativity and imagination of Disney to early stage startups in a way we have never done before," said Kevin A. Mayer, executive vice president, Corporate Strategy and Business Development, The Walt Disney Company. "We are thrilled by the response we've received and the high caliber of applicants to the program and we look forward to sharing our knowledge with this excellent group of creative entrepreneurs and really making a difference with these start-up companies."
In an upbeat tweet on Twitter, Bergman told followers about the reason for his recent trip to Los Angeles.
I can finally talk about why we're in L.A.: we're participating in @DisneyAccel! http://t.co/9TRSgrxXMF— Chris Bergman (@chrisbergman) July 7, 2014
Bergman discussed ChoreMonster, available on phone and tablet, with WCPO last year.
RELATED: Getting your kids to do their chores: There's a homegrown app for that called ChoreMonster
"ChoreMonster gives kids the power to manage chores independently," Bergman said. "They can prioritize when and how they want to complete them."
Bergman and Armstrong participated in local business accelerator The Brandery in 2011 to help get ChoreMonster off the ground.
The app was also featured in the Wall Street Journal, Wired, The New York Times and other publications.
RELATED: Calling all startups to help WCPO build the region's most complete record of startup activity
Companies that go through the Disney accelerator program average more than $1.6 million raise in outside capital, according to the Disney website.


text: Mission Specialists Chris Hadfield, Scott Parazynski, Yuri Lonchakov and Umberto Guidoni stowed away much of the equipment the crew has used over the past 11 days in space. All seven crew members also were scheduled for some time off today to relax. Preliminary forecasts at the three-mile long Shuttle Landing Facility in Florida are not promising for tomorrow's opportunities, with the possibility of rain and high winds in the area. The back-up landing site at Edwards Air Force Base in California has been called up to provide Entry Flight Director LeRoy Cain and his team of flight controllers with additional options in returning Endeavour to Earth. There are two opportunities for Endeavour to return to the Kennedy Space Center tomorrow. The first would see a deorbit burn to slow Endeavour down and drop it out of orbit, occuring at 6:55 a.m., with landing to follow at 8:04 a.m. Central time. There is a second opportunity one orbit later with a deorbit burn at 8:31 a.m. resulting in a 9:39 a.m. landing. There are also two opportunities to land at Edwards Air Force Base tomorrow, at 11:11 a.m. and 12:47 p.m. respectively. Throughout the night, flight controllers will continue to look at weather conditions at both landing sites formulating plans to bring Endeavour home. Endeavour's crew is scheduled to be awakened at 11:41 p.m. today and will begin preparations for their possible return trip home shortly after 3 a.m. tomorrow. In the meantime, with the arrival of the three-member Soyuz taxi crew, the first activity on board the International Space Station today was an extensive safety briefing conducted by Expedition Two Commander Yury Usachev. The briefing included familiarizing the crew with station systems and evacuation routes. Crew members then swapped their custom-fitted Soyuz seatliners from one vehicle to another, and transferred some cargo from Soyuz to the station, setting up a plasma crystal experiment.


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|When Is the Best Time to Exercise
|If you're following the South Beach Diet lifestyle, you know that regular exercise (and interval exercise in particular) will help you rev up your metabolism so you lose weight faster and avoid weight-loss plateaus. But does the time of day you choose to exercise make a difference in how much fat you burn?
Some Surprising Benefits of Exercise
|It's no secret that the way to put an end to a sedentary lifestyle and improve your health is to simply get moving, says Dr. Arthur Agatston in his new book, The South Beach Wake-Up Call. And yet, as he also points out, most of us don't do it. According to recent statistics, about two-thirds of American adults report that they are physically inactive —that is, they are sedentary most of the time. And only about 22 percent of American adults say that they do any meaningful exercise at all.
Interval Exercise Outdoors and In
|Interval exercise not only helps you lose weight (and keep it off for the long haul), but it also strengthens your heart. Dr. Arthur Agatston, creator of The South Beach Diet, recommends a minimum of 20 minutes of interval exercise — like interval walking (during which you alternate periods of fast walking with periods of slower recovery walking) — every other day.
The Importance of Core-Strengthening
|Think fast: What's your favorite type of exercise? If you're like most people, cardio is at the top of your list. But focusing too much on cardio while neglecting core-strengthening exercises can result in weak core muscles and poor flexibility — and that can increase your chances of getting hurt.
Creative Ways to Move
|Exercise boosts brainpower, builds muscle, burns calories, helps protects against cancer, relieves stress, and even helps prevent the common cold. And yet only 22 percent of American adults say that they do any meaningful exercise at all. Dr. Arthur Agatston's new book, The South Beach Wake-Up Call, provides the Wake Up and Move 2-Week Quick-Start Plan, a day-by-day guide to getting started with interval walking and core-strengthening exercises.


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Arizona State: A player with all the tools... a true winner who has competed at the highest level his whole life... will play as a freshman and is destined to be an impact player in his career... drafted in 25th round of 2000 draft by NY Mets... played with US Junior Olympic team... also plays on the football team as a running back/special teams... recorded four tackles while playing in eight games on special teams... had eight rushes for 13 yards.
High School: A 2000 graduate of Capital High School in Olympia, Wash... earned four letters in football and three in baseball... captain junior and senior year on the diamond and senior year on the gridiron... coached in baseball by Michael Spencer... named all-league four consecutive years in baseball and three years in football... in football was a two-time all-area selection, league MVP and all-state... also named All-American his senior year in leading Capital to a state championship... played cornerback and wide receiver, amassing 36 touchdowns on offense and 12 interceptions on defense combined between his junior and senior years... in baseball was a three-year all-area selection and was named a high school All-American by Baseball America... selected to play on the Junior USA Team.
Personal: Majoring in Communications... parents are Chris and Barb Fulton of Olympia, Wash... has one brother Josh (21) who plays baseball at the University of Washington... one sister, Eli (8)... enjoys weightlifting, watching cartoons, and hanging out with his brothers... born June 17, 1982... full name is Skyler Paul Fulton.


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Oil & Gas Report
Crude oil is one of the components found in the Eagle Ford Shale. We had previously talked about natural gas and then, condensate. Wells drilled in the more northerly, updip, portion of the Eagle Ford Shale, at shallower depths, will produce mostly crude oil.
Petroleum or crude oil is a fossil fuel that is formed when large quantities of dead organisms, usually zooplankton and algae, are buried underneath sedimentary rock and undergo intense heat and pressure. It is a naturally occurring, flammable liquid consisting of a complex mixture of hydrocarbons of various molecular weights and other liquid organic compounds, that are found in geologic formations beneath the earth's surface.
Drilling for crude oil comes after the studies of structural geology, sedimentary basin analysis, reservoir characterization (mainly in terms of porosity) and permeable structures. It is refined and separated, most easily by boiling point, into a large number of consumer products, from petrol to kerosene to asphalt and chemical reagents used to make plastics and pharmaceuticals. Petroleum is used in manufacturing a wide variety of materials and is estimated that the world consumes about 88 million barrels each day.
In the 19th century, the term petroleum was frequently used to refer to mineral oils produced by distillation from mined organic solids such as cannel coal (and later shale oil), and refined oils produced from them; in the United Kingdom, storage (and later transport) of these oils were regulated by a series of Petroleum Acts, from the Petroleum Act, 1862.
In its strictest sense, petroleum includes only crude oil, but in common usage it includes all liquid, gaseous, and solid hydrocarbons. Under surface pressure and temperature conditions, lighter hydrocarbons such as methane, ethane, propane and butane occur as gases, while pentane and heavier ones are in the form of liquids or solids. However, in an underground oil reservoir the proportions of gas, liquid and solid depend on subsurface conditions and on the phase diagram of the petroleum mixure.
An oil well produces predominantly crude oil, with some natural gas dissolved in it. Because the pressure is lower at the surface than underground, some of the gas will come out of solution and be recovered (or burned) as associated gas or solution gas. A gas well produces predominantly natural gas. However, because the underground temperature and pressure are higher than at the surface, the gas may contain heavier hydrocarbons such as pentane, hexane, and heptane in the gaseous state. At surface conditions these will condense out of the gas to form natural gas condensate, often shortened to condensate. Condensate resembles petrol in appearance and is similar in composition to some volatile light crude oils.
The proportion of light hydrocarbons in the petroleum mixture varies greatly among different fields, ranging from as much as 97% by weight in the lighter oils to as little as 50% in the heavier oils and bitumens.
Wikipedia is a good source for information.
The hydrocarbons in crude oil are mostly alkanes, cycloalkanes and various aromatic hydrocarbons while the other organic compounds contain nitrogen, oxygen and sulfur, and trace amounts of metals such as iron, nickel, copper and vanadium. The exact molecular composition varies widely from formation to formation but the proportion of chemical elements vary over fairly narrow limits.
Four different types of hydrocarbon molecules appear in crude oil. The relative percentage of each varies from oil to oil, determining the properties of each oil.
Crude oil varies greatly in appearance depending on its composition. It is usually black or dark brown (although it may be yellowish, reddish or even greenish). In the reservoir it is usually found in association with natural gas, which being lighter forms a gas cap over the petroleum, and saline water which, being heavier than most of crude oil, generally sinks beneath it. Crude oil may also be found in semisolid form mixed with sand and water, as in the Athabasca oil sands in Canada, where it is usually referred to as crude bitumen. In Canada, bitumen is considered a sticky, black, tar-like form of crude oil which is so thick and heavy that it must be heated or diluted before it will flow. Venezuela also has large amounts of oil in the Orinoco oil sands, although the hydrocarbons trapped in them are more fluid than in Canada and are usually called extra heavy oil. These oil sands resources are called unconventional oil to distinguish them from oil which can be extracted using traditional oil well methods. Between them, Canada and Venezuela contain an estimated 3.6 trillion barrels of bitumen and extra heavy oil, about twice the volume of the world's reserves of conventional oil.
Petroleum is used mostly, by volume, for producing fuel oil and petrol, both important "primary energy" sources. By volume, 84% of the hyrdocarbons present in petroleum are converted into energy-rich fuels (petroleumbased fuels), including petrol, diesel, jet, heating, and other fuel oils, and liquefied petroleum gas.
Due to its high energy density, easy transportability and relative abundance, oil has become the world's most important source of energy since the mid-1950s.


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"Once Upon a Time" kicked off the second half of season 3 with "New York City Serenade," ad it was even better than all the hype. The Hook – Emma centric episode 3X12 aired on ABC on Sunday, March 9 and reunited our favorite characters back in Storybrooke but not without some unexpected surprises.
The show bounced back and for the between Fairy Tale Land right after the curse sends the residents of Storybrooke back to their native land and present day New York City which is one year after the curse.
Emma and Hook in New York
Emma is having dinner with Walsh (Christopher Gorham) and it is apparent they've been dating for a while. When he steps away, Hook slips into his seat and tries to convince Emma once again to come back with him. Since she has no memories of her parents or Storybrooke, she thinks he's an eye-liner-wearing kook. He gives a slip of paper with an address on it and tells to go see for herself.
Hook disappears. Walsh returns and proposes to Emma who is caught off guard. They've only dated for 8 months and Emma has trust issues after baby daddy abandoned her and left her to go to jail in his place. Henry later tells her Walsh is one of the good ones and she should accept.
The next day, Emma heads over the address Hook gave and discovers it's Neal's place. She finds a camera with Henry's name on the strap. She then meets him in Central Park but instead of buying into his story, she has him arrested. Later that day she finds photos of her and Henry back in Storybrooke and knows something is up. She finds Hook just as he is being released from jail and he again urges her to drink the potion that will restore her memories. She trusts her gut and does so. The memories come rushing back and she is the old Emma.
This is just before she sees photos of a life back in Storybrooke. A recently-sprung Hook asks her to drink the potion once again. It means Emma would have to give up the life she has now. She must trust her gut. So she drinks. Just like that, the memories come rushing back.
In Fairy Tale Land
Snow White tells Regina they have to stick together and work to heal their kingdom as a united team. They say goodbye to a pregnant Aurora and Prince Philip. Aurora says they must tell "her" about the return of everyone or "she" might punish their unborn child.
Neal wants to stop at his father's castle but Snow tells him it's pointless; Rumplestiltskin is gone. Belle comforts him saying she believes they can still get him back. Neal thinks there may be something at the castle he can use to get back to the present and find Emma and Henry.
Regina is devastated by the loss of Henry. She tears out her own heart and buries it in te woods but Snow follows her. Snow convinces her that with time, her heart will learn to find happiness but not if she buries it. Snow understands because she has just said goodbye to her own daughter …for the second time, and to Henry, too.
As Snow and Regina make their way back to the others, they are attacked by a flying monster with bright red eyes. It attempts to carry Regina off but a hero arrives and shoots it with an arrow. Regina falls back to the ground and Robin Hood it there to greet them. He tells them no one has ever seen such a creature. They join the group and Belle is delighted to see the man she once saved fromt eh Dark One's clutches.
They head for the Evil Queen's castle but upon arriving find it is blocked by a protection spell. They decide to go with Robin to his camp to regroup.
Back in New York
Hook fills Emma in on the new curse that once again yanked everyone out of Fairy Tale Land and plopped them back in Storybrooke. The catch here is that their memories of the last year have been wiped clean. They don't remember what happened in Fairy Tale Land, who sent them back to this world or why. All they know is they are in grave danger.
Emma is ready to back but in the morning. First, she has to break things off with Walsh. They go to the rooftop of Emma's building to speak privately while Hook waits in Emma's apartment. She breaks the news to him and he grows angry, telling Emma he wishes she hadn't drank the potion, that he even kind of liked her a bit. Emma realizes he is not who he says he is. He rushes at her but she dodges him at the last minute and he falls over the roof balcony. Emma looks down and sees a flying monster with red eyes coming at her. Walsh is really a flying monkey! She overpowers him and sends him hurtling down again where he vanishes in a cloud of smoke. Hook reaches the roof after the ruckus. If Emma wasn't convinced before, she is now.
Emma introduces Hook to Henry as Killian, her new client. They are taking his case and going to Maine. Henry is delighted because he gets to skip out on school and go on a vacation. Emma grabs her red leather jacket from the closet and the 3 of them head for Storybrooke where Emma sets out to find her parents.
David opens the apartment door and they are both not only surprised to see each other but they both have their memories of one another. He explains that no one remembers what happened over the last year and Emma asks how he knows it's been a year. Mary Margaret appears and Emma has her answer. She is visibly pregnant!
Back in Fairy Tale Land
The queen's castle is occupied by a woman dressed in black, wearing a pointy hat. She asks the flying monkey if it got what she asked it to. It nods yes and dips its finger into a potion bottle to let Regina's blood mingle with the contents. Finally we see the green-skinned witch and she says, sinisterly, "The queen may be evil, but I'm wicked. And wicked always wins."
"Once Upon A Time" airs on Sundays at 7 p.m. on ABC.
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Now this sounds like my kind of New Year's resolution – become a wine expert in 2014!
Join Total Wine & More for their new class, Wine 101: The Fundamentals of Wine Tasting, on January 16 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Discover all the secrets the pros use when wine tasting, including:
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• How to score wine
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• How to identify the style of wine that is most appealing to your individual palate
Guests will taste and learn about eight different wines.
This delicious and informative wine class is only $20 per person. Seating is limited and reservations are highly recommended.
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The Texas pregnant woman, who was declared brain-dead, will be taken off the life support that has been keeping her alive since meeting the criteria for brain-dead on Nov. 28, 2013. A Texas judge ordered a Fort Worth hospital to remove the life support from Marlise Munoz, 33, by Monday at 5 p.m., which was met with great relief by her family, according to CNN News on Jan. 24.
This long fight to have Munoz removed from the life support is finally coming to an end for her family, who wanted to respect her wishes of never being kept alive on life support if she were declared brain dead. The hospital was following a Texas law that differed for pregnant women declared brain-dead. The law states that the mother is to be kept on life support as long as there's a viable fetus involved.
Munoz and her husband, both EMT's, had discussions often about remaining on life support after a person is rendered brain-dead, due to the nature of their work. Her wish was to never be kept alive under those circumstances.
The unborn baby was deprived of oxygen when Munoz died after collapsing on the floor of her home due to a blood clot. The baby was found to have severe developmental problems along with deformities. Pro-life advocates believed the baby should still be given a chance as "miracles do happen," according to Fox News live on Saturday.
While the judge has sent this court order to the hospital, the hospital could still appeal. If they choose to abide by the ruling, which is also the family's wishes, the life support will be removed sometime between now and Monday at 5 p.m. local Texas time.


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Joy Hester,
Little girl with book on head
, 1957, enamel and watercolour on card. The Wesfarmers collection of Australian Art, Perth. Copyright Joy Hester, Licenced to VISCOPY, Australia 2003.
Issue 164
October 2003
The book review issue
Bill Henson: Lux et Nox
Ashley Crawford
Ashley Crawford
Wimmera: The work of Philip Hunter
Simeon Kronenberg
Bone beneath the skin, and spirit: Sid talks with Albert, Rover, Colin and Fred
Daniel Thomas
Bruce James
Australian Surrealism: The Agapitos / Wilson Collection
Chris Chapman
Chris McAuliffe and Peter Yule (eds)
Treasures: Highlights of the Cultural Collections of the University of Melbourne
and Jenepher Duncan and Linda Michael (eds)
Monash University Collection: Four Decades of Collecting
Kate Davidson
Christine Nicholls and Ian North
Kathleen Petyarre: Genius of Place
Susan Jenkins
Dear Hilary
Gillian Forwood
Lina Bryans: Rare Modern 1909-2000
Mary Eagle
Mark H. C. Bessire (ed)
William Pope.L: The Friendliest Black Artist in America
Destiny Deacon
Michael Carter
Putting a Face on Things: Studies in Imaginary Materials
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Fashion Classics: From Carlyle to Barthes
George Alexander
Michael Dunn
New Zealand Sculpture: A History
Deborah Edwards
Odile Ayral-Clause
Camille Claudel: A Life
Helen McDonald
Terry Smith
Transformations in Australian Art: Volumes One & Two
Ian McLean
ACT & Region
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South Australia
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Kimberley and Alice Springs
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Released: Mar 06th, 2013
Running Time: 132 Min.
Director: Sam No
Company: Elegant Angel Productions
DVD Extras: Behind the Scenes, Bonus Scenes, Cumshot Recap, Still Gallery(ies), Trailer(s)
Cast: Karlie Montana, Alexis Ford, Sheena Shaw, Manuel Ferrara, Bill Bailey, Erik Everhard, Nikki Delano, Mick Blue, Anikka Albrite
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Big Butt
The award winning Sam No directs "Battle of the Asses 5," a collection of the greatest rear ends currently in porn, vying to be the best. "Battle of the Asses 5" features Alexis Ford, Anikka Albrite, Karlie Montana, Sheena Shaw and Nikki Delano.
Asses continue to fight and feud and just pop out of the bikini bottoms barely containing them in this edition of the well-loved series.
Former Adam & Eve contract star Alexis Ford struts her cheeks in a red one-piece and does a rooftop tease that is a knockout before she gets her sweet self anally plowed by Erik Everhard's seasoned cock.
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Coleman Hawkins: Hawk's Variation Parts 1 & 2
Hawk's Variation Parts 1 & 2
Coleman Hawkins (tenor sax)
Coleman Hawkins 1945 (Classics 926)
Coleman Hawkins (tenor sax).
Recorded: NYC, date still subject to debate
Rating: 93/100 (learn more)
On an undetermined date sometime between June 1946 and January 1947, Coleman Hawkins recorded one of the most daring and innovative performances of his career: an unaccompanied tenor solo track titled "Picasso" , named after producer Norman Granz's favorite painter. "Picasso" is considered to be the first recorded unaccompanied performance by a jazz saxophonist, laying the groundwork for future solo efforts by Sonny Rollins, Lee Konitz, Anthony Braxton, Steve Lacy and others. "Picasso" was the result of intense preparation by Hawkins and he is reputed to have spent roughly eight hours in the studio working out his ideas, first at the piano and then on his horn.
Hawkins was said to have been nurturing the idea of a solo piece long before "Picasso" was recorded, and "Hawk's Variation" is the little-known precursor of "Picasso." The original record of "Hawk's Variation" was recorded for the Selmer company as a promotional demo of their newest line of saxophones, most likely the Super Balanced Action series given the time frame.
Part 1 alternates between a medium swing feel and some quasi-rubato passages, and is built largely of sequential figures based on more or less standard harmonic practices of the period. The fascinating part of "Hawk's Variation" is part 2. It consists of a full chorus improvisation on the chord changes of Thelonious Monk's "'Round Midnight" with no thematic statement. Hawkins was an early champion of Monk's and employed him as his pianist on some record dates in 1944. However, the most pervasive influence on Hawkins' work here is Art Tatum. Tatum was the primary inspiration for Hawkins' vertical approach to chords and his use of substitute harmonies. Hawkins plumbs the depths of the song's harmonies to the nth degree while creating lyrical melodic lines and swinging in his inimitable way.
Reviewer: Kenny Berger
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Big Thunder Mountain Railroad 2014 is here! The wildest ride in the wilderness reopens March 17 with an upgraded track, restoration of the historic Rainbow Ridge Mining Town, new paint on portions of the mountain and updates to the train vehicles. Guests taking a ride on this runaway mine train will discover some new surprises,… [read more]
Family Travel – Anaheim Marriott Suites in Anaheim, California
For families that travel to Disneyland or Disneyland California Adventure Parks you will need to stay somewhere near the park. While we do suggest checking with seasonal Disney offers there are some places you can stay nearby and drive or even walk to the parks. We recently stayed at the Anaheim Marriott Suites in Anaheim, California is the premier… [read more]
Why You Must Ride The New Star Tours At Disneyland!!
Star Tours is back with new destinations, new characters and new adventures now presented in brilliant digital 3-D! Board a Starspeeder 1000 for a thrilling journey through George Lucas' Star Wars universe. A galaxy of trouble awaits, but don't worry, the Force will be with you, always! What we truly loved about the ride is… [read more]
New Ride At Disneyland!! The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure
When we were at California Adventure last year we saw some sneak peaks at the new Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure ride. Honestly in my eyes it's about time to have an Ariel ride, she's a Disney classic and I am so thrilled about the new ride. The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure is a… [read more]
Our Ordinary Trip to Walt Disney World Epcot Park
For our second day in Disney World, the day was to be spent at Epcot. Kristin was in attendance to a few events for her Disney Social Media Moms conference. Weather was nice and we felt good. Kristin started her day off with a volunteer event at Epcot for that morning. Kaila and I slept… [read more]
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Dickens on the Boulevard is a Victorian-themed holiday festival in historic downtown Claremore. Visitors to ... read more...
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Bruce Webber Gallery
Bruce Webber Gallery offers a unique and diverse collection of paintings and works by contemporary artists from around the world and specializes in Florida landscape paintings as well as the contemporary and modern works of Florida artists.
Gallery owners Bruce and Maryanne Webber are involved with and supportive of the Palm Beach County cultural and arts community and the Lake Worth LULA Arts District and serve as coordinators of the Lake Worth Street Painting Festival, the largest festival of its kind in the world, which they helped found over twenty years ago.
Special exhibits are presented in our galleries throughout the season.


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Things to see and do - Ireland
Leaving for Ireland
Exploring the Antrim Coast :
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Royal Court Hotel from63 £Book
Albany Lodge from49 £Book
Galgorm Resort from185 £Book
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River Room
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Ardtara Country House
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Exploring the Antrim Coast
Exploring the Antrim CoastBy car, 112 km, 1 day
Originally conceived in the 19C by architectural engineer Charles Lanyon to help supply potatoes to people in the Glens, the A2 has acquired a reputation as one of the most beautiful roads in Northern Ireland. The Antrim Coast, only twenty kilometres from Scotland, proudly projects the basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway, one of the jewels on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The coast, dotted with pleasant seaside resorts, is a fisherman's delight.Customise this route and add it to My travel book
Giant's Causeway
The Giant's Causeway is one of the most famous natural wonders in Ireland. The 40 000 basalt columns have inspired legend, constant wonder and curiosity, and given rise to ardent scientific debate. Nowadays, this UNESCO world heritage site attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. It is the focal point but by no means the sole attraction of Causeway Coast, which stretches eastwards from Portrush seaside resort.
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
A 20m-long rope bridge is set up every year for those who want to go fishing on the island, in quest of the salmon migrating to spawn in the River Bush or River Bann. The island forces the fish north (the name means "rock in the road"), directly past the rope bridge erected here each year. 25m above the water, it bounces and wobbles underfoot. Superb coastal views.
Murlough Bay
Glenmona House
Cushendun's most characteristic residence was built by Clough Williams-Ellis (1883-1977), the architect of Portmeirion in North Wales who worked here for Ronald McNeill, Lord Cushendun. Glenmona House (1923), a Neo-Georgian style residence has a front portico, supported by Tuscan columns; set in a pine wood, it faces the sea to the north of the village.
Carnfunnock Country Park
The 190 ha park was once a private estate. It has a walled garden with 12 sundials dotted around amid flowers and shrubs which indicate Greenwich Mean Time, British Summer Time and local time. A terrace overlooks a maze in the form of the outline of Northern Ireland. The Lime Kiln Promenade includes a visit to the old Ice House and watch post. A trail takes visitors along the coast.


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March 29, 2013
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - No. 4 UCLA women's water polo defeated Santa Clara, 16-6, on Friday evening in a non-conference game in Santa Clara, Calif. The Bruins improved to 21-3 on the year. Sophomore Danielle Ferraro scored four goals to lead the Bruins.
It was UCLA's fifth straight victory as the Bruins had nine players score goals, including four Bruins with multiple scores against the Broncos.
The Bruins dominated right from the start, blanking the Broncos in the first period while picking up four goals at full strength. Sophomore Emily Donohoe struck first for the Bruins (5:46). Junior Kelly Ronimus scored back-to-back goals (3:02 and 1:48) to make it 3-0. Then Ferraro scored the first of her four goals with seven seconds left in the opening period to give the Bruins a 4-0 lead at the end of the first quarter.
Freshman Alexa Tielmann (7:40) and junior Victoria Kent (6:10) opened the second quarter scoring to put UCLA up 6-0. Santa Clara ended the scoring in the second period with a power play goal by Elle Surber with 14 second remaining to cut the Bruins' lead to 6-1 at the break.
Elizabeth Anderson opened the scoring in the third period to cut the lead to 6-2 at the 7:11 mark. Ferraro then scored her second goal of the game (5:22) and sophomore Erica Beebe netted her first (4:53), to push UCLA's lead to 8-2. Then after another goal by SCU's Anderson (4:04), the Bruins scored six unanswered goals to extend the lead to 14-3 two minutes into the fourth. In the scoring run, the Bruins got third-quarter goals from Donohoe (2:59), freshman Alys Williams (1:18), Ferraro (hat trick - :56) and Kent (:01) to end the period with a 12-3 lead.
UCLA stretched the lead to 14-3 by opening the fourth period with goals from Beebe (7:27) and Ferraro (her fourth, 6:16). Santa Clara's Claire Eadington ended the six-straight goals by UCLA, scoring on a penalty shot at 5:50. Each team scored two more times in the fourth to end the scoring at 16-6. Freshman Maddy McLaren (2:59) and Donohoe (hat trick - :38) scored the final two goals for UCLA.
In goal, Bruin freshman Alex Musselman played the entire game, registering four saves. June Afshar was credited with five stops in the cage for the Broncos, which dropped to 12-13 overall.
The Bruins, now 21-3 overall (3-1 MPSF), return to action next week when they travel to No. 2 Stanford (19-1, 3-0) for a key MPSF contest at 1 p.m. on April 6.
No. 4 UCLA at Santa Clara
UCLA Goals: Danielle Ferraro 4, Emily Donohoe 3, Erica Beebe 2, Kelly Ronimus 2, Victoria Kent 2, Maddy McLaren, Alexa Tielmann, Alys Williams
UCLA Saves: Alex Musselman 4
SCU Goals: Elle Surber 2, Elizabeth Anderson 2, Claire Eadington, Kaitlin Murphy
SCU Saves: June Afshar 5