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As you're following the South Beach Diet, you should be preparing more meals at home. To add extra flavor to some of your family favorites, try seasoning basic dishes with a sprinkling of one or more dried or fresh herbs. You can use herbs with cooked fish, poultry, and meat and as an addition to pasta, bean, and egg dishes, as well as soups, salads, and salad dressings. Don't be afraid to experiment.
Dried Versus Fresh
Dried herbs (store-bought or home-dried) should be kept in a cool, dry place and used within six months of purchase — or of opening. After this time, they will rapidly begin to lose flavor and pungency.
Fresh herbs should be wrapped, unwashed, in paper towels and placed in a resealable plastic bag. They will keep in the refrigerator for three to seven days. Some varieties of fresh herbs, such as thyme and rosemary, last longer than others, such as basil and dill.
If you want to be a little more enterprising, try growing one or two herbs in small pots on a sunny windowsill. As long as you keep them trimmed and well watered, the fresh leaves will be there any time you need them.
Here's how to incorporate some popular herbs and herb blends into your favorite meals. Remember that dried herbs have a more concentrated flavor than fresh so they can be substituted for fresh herbs at a ratio of 1 to 3, i.e., 1 teaspoon dried basil equals 3 teaspoons fresh.
- Basil: Fresh basil can be used whole, torn, or chopped in salads, egg dishes, and pasta sauces (add it to the sauce at the end of cooking). Dried basil is perfect for seasoning baked chicken or fish and as an addition to soups.
- Chives: A relative of onions and leeks, chives have a mild onion-like flavor. Snip them with scissors or gently chop with a sharp knife, and then add them to chicken or tuna salad, scrambled eggs, or salad dressings.
- Cilantro: This lively tasting herb is popular in Asia, the Caribbean, and Latin America. Use it in salsas, toss it into salads and bean dishes, or sprinkle it over baked or grilled chicken or fish. Fresh is preferable to dried for optimal flavor.
- Dill: Available both fresh and dried, dill is a great addition to salads and sauces, as well as to fish, chicken, meat, egg, and vegetable dishes.
- Herbes de Provence: Typically a mix of dried basil, fennel seed, lavender, marjoram, summer savory, rosemary, and thyme, this herb blend is found in the spice section of most supermarkets. It's good in vegetable stews and can be used as a rub for grilled meat, poultry, and fish.
- Marjoram: A member of the mint family, marjoram has a sweet, oregano-like flavor. It can typically be found dried in the spice section of the supermarket, though you may be lucky and be able to purchase it fresh. It's an excellent addition to Italian dishes in place of oregano.
- Mint: Most people think of mint as an herb used in desserts or drinks, but it is also terrific in soups and salads and in marinades for lean lamb. Fresh is far preferable to dried.
- Oregano: A relative of mint, oregano is an aromatic herb commonly used in tomato-based soups and sauces, and for seasoning poultry, lamb, shrimp, or vegetable dishes. It's available both fresh and dried.
- Parsley: Fresh parsley (flat-leaf or curly) makes a great garnish for cooked meats, chicken, and fish and is tasty in bean, pasta, and rice dishes. It's also a key ingredient in gremolata and chimichurri sauces. You'll find it dried on its own or in Italian seasoning and other packaged herb mixes, but fresh is best.
- Rosemary: There's nothing quite like the piney flavor of this wonderful herb, which is typically used to flavor meats, fish, soups, stews, vegetables, sauces, and dressings. It's available both fresh and dried. Chopping the fresh needles heightens their flavor.
- Sage: This Mediterranean herb has a strong earthy flavor that is perfect for poultry, pork, bean, and vegetable dishes. It's available both fresh and dried.
- Tarragon: Distinguished by its anise-like flavor, tarragon is a great addition to fish, poultry, egg, and vegetable dishes, sauces, and salad dressings. It's available both fresh and dried.
- Thyme: Popular in French-inspired dishes, thyme has an assertive flavor that goes well with many foods, including tomato dishes and vegetable soups. It's also an excellent seasoning for meats, poultry, and fish. Look for it both fresh (try lemon thyme!) and dried.


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Alabama Head Coach Anthony GrantOpening statement: "I am just very proud of our guys. I think we came out with great focus, great energy today against a very tough, very talented Arkansas team to the very end and I'm glad we came out with the win." On a overcoming a difficult first half to be tied at the break:"We did. I thought we came out and got a little run going and got a lead, then Arkansas being the tough team they are fought right back and knocked our guys back. But we regrouped, and we were able to go into the half tied even with the mistakes we made. I felt like we were in good position from a defensive standpoint to set the tone." On Charvez Davis' defensive pressure:"His focus was unbelievable tonight. From defending and doing everything he had to do from a defensive standpoint in light of the fact that we're playing our second consecutive week of Thursday/Saturday games and the energy that it takes to play in this league, it was incredible."
On Andrew Steele's performance:"I think Andrew is another guy that did a great job on Rotnei Clarke. Between Charvez and Andrew the effort, the focus and the energy was outstanding." #12 Trevor Releford, GuardOn the importance of the win, clinching the Western Division:"It was big. We accomplished our first goal, but Coach Grant says we can't be satisfied. We still have to look at the bigger picture." On getting the home win against Arkansas:"That was our main focus this week; to get them back, because they got us at their place. We couldn't let them sweep us and get a win at Coleman. So we just came out with a lot of energy, and just played our game." On his breakaway alley-oop pass to Tony Mitchell:"I just saw Tony, just like at practice, he told me if I throw it anywhere, he'll go and get it. When I saw the (Arkansas) dude come he really didn't know, he was in a really bad position so I just threw it up there." #5 Tony Mitchell, ForwardOn his leadership on the court:"I was just trying to get my team hyped, keep us in the game, so that we knew where we're at and that we still had more in the tank, just to finish the game." On his energy on the court:"I do what I can to help my team win. If I have to go get every rebound, go get every dunk, anything I can do to help my team." On locking up the West:"It was huge for us to get the win, to give us confidence on our home floor, to clinch on our home floor. We're still not done, we have a couple more games to go, and we just have to finish out." Arkansas Head Coach John PelphreyOpening statement: "Well coming in here we knew we would have to play 40 minutes of basketball. I thought we competed there for a really long period of time. I'm not sure what the score was heading into the last four minutes, but I thought we had a chance. Probably the biggest thing for us was in the second half defensively we were not as good as we were in the first. Their big three made some plays and obviously from an offensive side we found it tougher sledding in the second half. Alabama was just better than us down the stretch." On Alabama's 13-2 run in the second half making a difference:"Obviously we know basketball is a game of runs and they had one earlier to start the game, we got back and had one. I think we were up five a couple times and had the ball and were not able to do anything with the lead. Exactly what was going on, I don't know. I think that you look at the stat sheet from a turnover point and 18 is not us. I thought they were very good defending around the basket." On Tony Mitchell's game and what he brought tonight:"He is getting better every game. He's very confident right now and that shows in the three-point shooting. He's a high-energy guy and he's constantly flying to the basket for those offensive rebounds. He impacts the game with the transition baskets, the offensive rebounding and he's worked very hard. I thought he did a good job in the pick and roll with JaMychal Green and was able to score a couple goals." On Rotnei Clark's game tonight:"I thought that he played well, he made some really difficult shots. Obviously Alabama is a very good defensive basketball team and they made it difficult on him. For him to get that many points against them is not easy. I thought that his teammates did a good job screening for him, getting some curls and delivering balls on time." #15 Rotnei Clarke, Guard On the game's outcome:"We probably have to go back and figure out everything that went wrong. Whether it was turnovers or second-chance points, the fact is that they made plays and we didn't." On performing in hostile environments:"I tried to stay focused on the things going on the floor. We know we are going to go into hostile environments. We just try to focus on our guys, our team, and trying to make our team better. We just try to put ourselves in a position to win. I wasn't focused on what other people were saying. When I have the ball, I don't really care to look out in the stands."
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Espresso Granita with Whipped Cream [Granita di Espresso con Panna]
Inspired by Tazza d'Oro, Roma, Italy
Serves 8
2 cups freshly-brewed espresso (from about 14 single shots or 7 doubles)
6 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 cup heavy cream
When espresso is still hot, stir in sugar. Chill espresso in fridge until completely cold. This will immensely speed up the time it takes to freeze. Once cold, pour into a large, wide baking dish; I'd recommend something ceramic, glass or enameled over a metal-surfaced baking pan. If you're me, clear your horribly overstuffed freezer of things that can survive outside of it for a few hours. Place dish in now-cleared freezer and freeze for one hour, then remove the mixture and scrape with two forks to break up the ice. (Your freezing time will vary, depending on the temperature and muscle of your freezer.) Return to the freezer and freeze until solid, about 2 to 3 hours, scraping it again with forks every 30 minutes or so.
To serve, whip cream to soft peaks; estimate 2 tablespoons unwhipped cream per serving so you don't have to make too much at at ime. Place one spoonful in the bottom of a small glass. Scoop granita on top. Top with a much larger tuft of cream. Eat with a spoon on a hot day.
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rescuing antan
how the hell do you do this?
there are too many starfigters to battle if you try and dogfight
if you go anwhere reamotely near the galleons they blow the snot out of you
if you try and fly straight to the station and pick up antan as quickly as you can you are a sitting duck and you just cannot outlast the ships that keep attacking you before antan is recoverd.
what the hell am i doing wrong, coz this is driving me bananas!
I think I did this one by getting in and out as quickly as possible. You just have to get there, sit in the turret and try to blow the fighters away as they come. It's a hard one, though, no doubt about it.
pratice being in the gun turrent.
this whole game just seems overly difficult. ive never played a game with such huge odds before. i like the x wing games, but this is brainbending.
Well you can always lower the difficulty...
well games shouldnt be this hard ont he default difficulty setting in my view. the problem is that you are put in situations where you cannot really fight back. the rescue mission is one example, if you were to start by taking on all the fighters before rescuing antan, you run out of time and the imperils arrive. you have to sit there and get the crap pounded out of you while your hopeless ally does his best to shoot down 12 ships and not bothering to cover you. i lowered the difficulty to compelete this mission and was ablo to do so through a forunate break caused by a lack of attacking ships while antan was i docked.
the next mission is just as troublesome. you are swamped by tie fighters you cannot hope to engage (gotta concentrate on the probe droids) and capital cruisers. sure the rebels fight against the odds but 2 a wings against endless waves of starfighters and a fleet of capital ships? who leads the rebellion, jerry maguire?
I never had the problem that your facing. (I found those missions to be easy when I played them) I actually stayed and played tag with the ties for a while.
Couple of tips:
Uncle Antan: destroy all of the ships that are originally in the area, the proceed to dock. Put full power into the shields and then shoot the new fighters as they leave the station.
Probe mission: Keep moving, first part of the mission, set lasers to zero and shields to full. Use missles to destroy the probes at first. Also use the capital ships to your advantage (Weave in and out of them). When probes are launched set lasers to +1 of normal recharge and dropped shields to +1 of their normal level
Once everything is destroyed turn shields back to normal and dump all laser power to your engines and run for the hyperbouy.
can you effectively hyper out during the mission and wait safely to recharge/repair before continuing?
I have no idea. Try it...
I don't like to say this but maybe you're a bellow par pilot. Those missions I finished 1st-3rd time, which I did with most in the game.
Bloke, email me at email@example.com and I'll give you the detailed instructions on how to beat that mission. I have the XWA Strategy Guide from Prima.
I would post it here, but I don't have the time to look it up right now.
i should perhaps point out that, by this point (and at the gnashing of much teeth) i have reached the liberate warheads form the viraxo mission mission. that said i had to wtich to easy difficulty level to compelte that mission. i put the difficulty back on medium and very few of the later missions ive played seem that as hard as that. it seems to me that the family missions are tougher. im not convinced of the virtues of the gunnery chair for the most part anyway.
I usually don't sit in it, but it's great that you can fire it form the cockpit with no laser charge (gives you some extra speed). Also, it's pretty useful on auto.
If I were you I'd dump all your laser energy into either the engines or the shields, your pick. Or you could split it between the two. Then while you're flying to and fro to the station to rescue Antan set your turrents to defensive fire mode. Once you dock the gunning is all you. Yoy really don't need to destroy each target, just make sure they abort their attack run. Good luck.
what exactly are the fire modes of the yt transport type craft? i just stick to using the fire button as it seems more efficient adn fires a greater burst. also, what is up with tha accuracy in this game, its monstrous! attacking mines is so difficult, even close up with the mine dead center in the reticule it still missess. that cant be right.
If you think the game is extremely difficult, and the accuracy is off, you should buy a new, decent joystick. From experience I can tell you it helps a lot. :)
its not that the entire game is extremely difficult its that certain aspects of certain missions are. the issue withaccuracy isnt about the joystick, its the game itself; i can line up the target (a static one such as a mine) in the sights dead center and the gun will not hit it it will even miss if you are less than 0.20k away.
ok, at this point i am really at my wits end. i am eternally stuck on the plant listening device mission, and,no matter what the difficulty i cannot complete it. the accuracy of the weapons makes targetting the troopers impossible and the fact that they are armed with more firepower than a star destroyer is ludicrous.
i can even get aeron back aboard the ship and yet that is still not enough! i am getting fed up with it. as i said the accuracy of the weapon (or the game i shoudl say) is so off that even lining up the target dead on is still not enough to shoot a target thats within range.
is there a cheat to get past this because im rapidly losing interest in playing.
There are no cheats. As to acuracy, the lasers are right below the ccokpit and its a problem only you seem to have.
Yet a new 'stick.
i give up, i really do.
i have defeated all the zg troopers, i have inspected all the satellites, i have gotten aeron back aboard the ship and protected the satellite as well as myselfm but what is going on? there is no hyperbuoy? how the hell do you finish this mission?
this has to be a bug because there is absolutely no way to finish this mission; i cannot get back to the liberty and the objectives do not recognise that areon has finished her mission - despite her getting back aboard the ship of her own freewil.
well i guess i could use another coaster.
Hang on there. Now this is a mission which has given people a lot of trouble, but I have completed it many times, and I know it's possible. I think the problem you had may have something to do with your sister aborting her mission, which happens if they get too close or something. Whatever.
The best way to compelte this mission, in my experience, is as follows. Play the mission and check where the assault shuttle (I think it is) comes out of hyperspace. Restart the mission and wait near there. As soon as it appears, let loose with your torpedos (or rockets if you can take them on that mission). You can nail it before anything is deployed.
she doesnt abort the mission, there is no message saying she ha aborted and there is no mission lost message as a result -she just gets in the hangar. this happens after the troopers are killed.
That happened to me too one or two times. Pay close attention to the time Aeron needs to complete her mission. The lack of an "failed mission" message is an annoying bug, there's nothing else to do but to restart the mission. The only thing you can do is to finish those troopers really fast (e.g. the way Keyan describes it).
what mission is this?
what mission is this one?,i don`t recall playing this one:biggs:
Strategy of fighting
All you have to do is aim at the captain and try to taunt them into fighting you. In the meanwhile, let them kill you and lower your shields! NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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try to use your turrets to autofire on the Zero G troopers. if not, then just ram the hell out of them. one little guy isn't going to damage your shields too much. if you take care of the zero G troopers, you don't have to destroy the assault transport. if Aeron says she is aborting her mission, then hit H and then space to restart your mission. do it til you do it right. i just played the game all the way through again and had to replay certain levels quite a few times.
You know. I'd really hate to lead someone to this, but if you're realling having problems, why don't you just turn on 'Tour Invulnerable'?
I never really had any trouble with any of the missions. THe only one I found really screwed up was the first real Rebel mission..'cause something in the UCP kept destroying my damn ATR as soon as it left hyperspace. So I just had to make it invincable and I was good.
The game just takes patience. Lucas Arts and TG did a good job representing the SW universe, and made it realistic and canon as they could without making it impossible. It's not like most shooters or console games where a single X-Wing can take an ISD down without taking a hit..It just can't happen.
Another thing you may want to study up on is squadron tactics. For example. By targeting something, and pressing Shift-A, your squadron members will assist you in attacking said target. XWA came with a nice hotkey sheet..Just study it. And be patient.
I'm so late playing this game - that's what I thought half a year ago, but see, there are still "pilots" under way.
Hallo to all and to the last reply above!
To summarize it: sometimes bugs occur in XWA, but you can go around this or that way; sometimes it seems to be unplayable, but soon you find a way to make it left-handed; "joysticks" often give no reason for great joy, but you can hit any target...
Played all missions again, from easy to hard, and found only such missions annoying, where other ships (friends, neutrals) are doing nonsense and you sit alone and can't really save them (so it is a good advise to let sometimes wingmen waiting at home!!). Family missions a very easy, because with the YT-2000 you can challenge 96 different fighters with jedi-a.i. (except you must hurry up, but you need not to hurry up most of the time!!!), just by flying away (not too fast) and shooting them like ducks (1,00-1,43 clicks, near is more risk, but you can destroy faster), sitting in the turrets (automatic works bad this way).
Antans rescue is a good example: I let the Andrasta wait early in rendevous area! and fly alone - you need not to worry about it, and you have the hyperbuoys open later in both directions!!! I destroy first waves of fighters, but try to deactivate some, so get the time to deal with the galleons, the shuttle and so on. As I said, you need not to hurry up. You can identify first and destroy what you like, waiting this way for the imperial troops. The ties can be wiped out (see above) fleeing or standing at the buoy and jumping if necessary (coming back soon!). Star destroyers aren't difficult to destroy (with X-Wings or even z95), but with a YT-2000 you can fly around and let the turrets do the job (until shields are down and the ISD deactivated). Then, if all things are "erased" you can wake up the planetarien fighters by destroying the deactived around you, until all waves are gone. That is the time to rescue Antan... ok, there you must sit, but next fighters arrive short before docking is complete; if you hit any of them with some shots, they will evade, and you come free, so it's as you like to fight on risk (dogfighting) or to rush towards the buoy (coming back again!). At the end, you destroy the station (nothing overseen? 11655 points /4825 bonus /62 counted targets, some ties "lost" by friendly fire) and head back to rendevous point, where you can dock with Andrasta and/or give a "continue mission command" (Emon will fly to the fighting ground, but he comes back, soon...).
This is only one example, but you can win all missions in hard, with nothing left to destroy (points depending on how much your wingmen can steal)! Again, missions like "Defend the Liberty" are truly hard, because you can't do all things simultaneous, and you must be lucky in stopping the kamikaze (and in surviving, with rare time to land and repair).
Last words to the capital ships: the smaller ones are more dangerous, because they react faster and hit more precisely, but all are unable to survive a players attack (it needs lot of raids and lot of patience, but you can even destroy a SSD with an A-Wing (it needs 45 minutes until shields down and again 45 minutes for the hull). And the mission with the probes: I could destroy the engines of all ships (ok, for really all I did play easy, because there's simply too short of time for the destroyer in medium, and in hard, you get a problem with the ties), and "eat the fleet" from behind ship after ship, with all probes destroyed and no ties left. I write this, because - in my opinion - the capital ships are too weak somehow. Fighters should be faster, shields lower, and the big ones really frightening... (what can I buy with some 70000 points in "Rescue of Aeron"? Nothing).
Maybe we'll get a better, newer XWA?
One day, in this century?
In this universe?
Until this happens, I'll keep on playing XWA :)
Bhakar (alias A. F.)
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First time College of Marin students are invited to attend the Saturday Services Open House on Saturday January 12, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Services will be available on both the Kentfield and Indian Valley Campuses. Students can avoid long lines often encountered the first week of classes and get help with registration, financial aid, assessment testing, and more. Student services representatives will be available to answer questions and assist new students with getting prepared for their first semester on campus. For more information call (415) 485-9375 or email Arnulfo Cedillo. Spring semester begins January 14.
The Saturday Services Open House will take place at the following locations at each campus:
Indian Valley Campus
The following offices will be open at the Kentfield Campus during the open house: Admissions and Records, Assessment and Testing, Bookstore, Counseling, Financial Aid, Job Placement, Student Affairs for Student ID Cards and Welcome Week Information.
Spanish-speaking staff will be available to answer questions.


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Intro to Tents
From one-person backpacking models to basecamp domes, all of today's tents use light, compact materials, and can be comfortable, roomy homes away from home.
Choosing a Tent
Figure out how many people need to fit in a tent, and the season you'll be camping in, to narrow down your choices for the type of tent you need. Read more
Bivy Sacks
Extremely light, compact, and just big enough to enclose a sleeping bag and pad. Bivy sacks are a popular option for climbers or hikers who want to save space and weight. Read more
Tarp Shelters
Tarp shelters are very versatile. Where bugs are few, they can be used with a groundsheet in place of a tent. In bear country, a tarp can provide a sheltered kitchen area safely away from your sleeping quarters. Tarps can also be quickly erected as windbreaks or rain shelters on lunch stops, or over the head of an opened-up bivy sack to reduce stuffiness. Read more
Tent Site Selection
Proper set-up is essential to make your backcountry shelter efficient and comfortable. Some things to look for in the perfect tent spot is a handy water source, a good windbreak, and high ground that doesn't flood or collect cold air. Read more


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In order to keep your car running smoothly, you need to keep the transmission in good working order. Transmission fluid change cost can vary depending on a number of factors including whether you have an automatic or standard transmission, and whether you do the job yourself or have it done in at a shop.
The transmission system is responsible for changing gears to ensure the transfer of power from the engine to the wheels is as efficient as possible. The main factors influencing the costs are:
- The make and model of your car
- Whether or not you do the transmission fluid flush yourself
- Whether you have the job done by a professional or non-professional
- If you choose a professional, then the change price will depend on the business you select
- Your geographic location
Prices for a transmission oil change can vary quite widely from one garage to another, so it really pays to shop around and compare quotes. Remember that you get what you pay for, so you need to consider more than the base price when comparing deals.
For example, is the shop a reputable one known for reliable service? Is the work guaranteed in any way?
When do I need a fluid change?
The standard or automatic transmission must be in good shape for a vehicle to run properly or even to run at all. If you wait too long on changing your transmission fluid, you could end up with major damage to the system.
Repairing or replacing a broken transmission is expensive compared to fluid change price. Therefore, you should not mind the flush cost so much as it is rather trivial as compared to the alternative.
Just how often you should change transmission fluid will depend on the make and model of the car along with the driving conditions in which your vehicle normally operates. Most drivers can expect an oil change around once every 30,000 to 60,000 miles. However, you should check the vehicle's owner's manual to find the correct fluid change intervals.
Since some vehicles require more frequent transmission fluid changes than others, the overall transmission fluid change cost can vary significantly depending on the make and model.
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The New Jersey State Development and Redevelopment Plan & Cross-Acceptance
Cross-Acceptance is a process that must occur every three years by State statute. During Cross-Acceptance, public and private interests and residents alike have the opportunity to review and comment on the State Plan and to suggest changes to the Plan. During previous rounds of Cross-Acceptance, counties generally coordinated Cross-Acceptance for their respective jurisdictions. By doing so, they held meetings, workshops and other venues to discuss the State Plan and solicit comments from the public and from specially appointed municipal Cross-Acceptance committees. In addition, Cross-Acceptance is an opportunity to compare municipal and county master plans with the State Plan, determine where consistencies and inconsistencies lie, and recommend changes that should be made.
The Hunterdon County Planning Board received a grant from the NJ Department of Community Affairs to conduct Cross-Acceptance with its municipalities and residents. The Hunterdon County Planning Board authorized the release of a Draft Cross-Acceptance Report on January 13, 2005. The Cross-Acceptance Report is a two-volume document. Volume I contains population projects to the year 2020 and maximum residential build out potential based on current zoning, environmental constraints and other assumptions. Volume II includes numerous appendices with information, municipal resolutions, public and municipal comments and meeting summaries, amount other background materials.
Prior to submitting its Cross-Acceptance Report, the County will conduct two public hearings to receive comments on the draft and then final Report. If a municipality disagrees with any aspect of the County's report, it can file a dissenting report to the State Planning Commission, providing it follows proper rules and procedures.
After Phase I of Cross-Acceptance, the County will enter into the Negotiations Phase of Cross-Acceptance. During this Phase, the County and State negotiate any areas of disagreement identified in the County Cross-Acceptance Report. Municipalities that submit a dissenting report also have the opportunity to conduct negotiations with the State Planning Commission.
Once the State Planning Commission makes a determination on any changes to be made to the State Plan, a final State Plan will be subject to public hearings and ultimately adopted. Over the course of Cross-Acceptance, the State Planning Commission will release various mandated documents for review by the public. These include an Infrastructure Needs Assessment, an Impact Assessment and Draft Final Plan, among other documents. The Infrastructure Needs Assessment assess present and future conditions, needs and costs of public facilities such as water, sewage, transportation systems, etc. The Impact Assessment evaluates the impacts that implementation of the State Plan will have on the State's economy, environment, infrastructure and community life.
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UVM makes list of 'Top 20 party schools in the US'August 05,2013By RYAN J. FOLEY
The Associated Press
IOWA CITY, Iowa — College students consider the University of Iowa the nation's best party school, even though Iowa City has tried to make its famous bar scene less hospitable to underage drinkers.
The Princeton Review bestowed Iowa with the top ranking Monday on a list determined by 126,000 students in a nationwide survey. Rounding out the Top 5 are: University of California, Santa Barbara; the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; West Virginia University and Syracuse University.
The organization also released its "stone-cold sober schools" list — led again this year by Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah; and followed by Wheaton College in Wheaton, Ill.
The rankings are based on surveys in which an average of 333 students per campus are asked 80 questions about a range of subjects in the last three school years. Its methodology uses a five-point scale, allowing for school-to-school comparisons.
A list of the Top 20 party schools in the US
1. University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa
2. University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, Calif.
3. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, Ill.
4. West Virginia University, Morgantown W.V.
5. Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y.
6. University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla.
7. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio
8. University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wis.
9. Penn State University, University Park, Pa.
10. Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa.
11. University of Georgia, Athens, Ga.
12. Florida State University, Tallahassee, Fla.
13. DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind.
14. University of Mississippi, University, Miss.
15. University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas
16. Miami University of Ohio, Oxford, Ohio
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18. Tulane University, New Orleans, La.
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View From Eye Level - Part 1 is a project that was designed to drive my photography forward and to develop new and interesting skills.
With images from around Scotland, St. Petersburg (Russia) and Germany, the VFEL project has taken me many wonderful places and presented lots of photographic opportunities that I just couldn't miss.
Spanning 140 pages the VFEL Pt.1 book is crammed full of vivid colour, monochrome, texture, shape and form. It has sweeping landscapes, gorgeous Scottish Highlands, famous (and not so famous) Scottish landmarks as well as the added beauty and intrigue of St. Petersburg. VFEL seems to have it all.
I am extremely pleased with the project and am very excited for others to see it as well.
Note: Book is printed on the finest quality paper Blurb do so you can be assured you receive only the best.
Visit www.viewfromeyelevel.com for more details.
Photographer & Designer. Based in Scotland. View From Eye Level (VFEL) is my Annual photojournal within which I keep memories from our life as it passes so quickly by. This year's VFEL is a beauty.
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capability dice I enjoyed viewing this book immensely a great variety of subjects, taken from very differing angles, bought it to inspire my husband who is interested in photography.
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geralynn10 dice its nice to see some of the beautiful scenes around scotland aswell as st petersburg. it really is amazing how breathtaking some of the the things you might pass by everyday are. if only you slowed down to take them in. nice writing style too, too the point and casual, keeping the interest of new young people interested in developing their skills and ideas wether it be for fun or for professional use. happy snapping G :)
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Sereia74 dice This is a wonderfully crafted book with images that capture different moods and shades. The photographer has an eye for the details that go unnoticed, the ones we pass by every day on the way to work, that stare us in the face a million times without effect, and that flicker in our peripheral vision. Likewise, he notices the blatant power of a mountain or the quiet beauty of a sunset. Overall, a great reference for inspiration and contemplation.
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thestuntman dice I was shown this book recently and found it a real treat. I kept going back to it and finding different things in all the photographs every time. Its a real journey and so well put together, you can really see the thought and effort put in. From breathtaking mountain top views to eye popping st petersburg architecture, quirky and strange details and just beautiful pictures, I enjoyed flicking through it and wondering what was next. A thick book as well, with lots of stuff. I especially loved the intro and summary text, really framed the whole thing and gave it a fascinating edge. Well done and good luck!
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PonyPaparazi dice This is a fantastic collection of varied imagery, the photographer has not defined himself to any single subject but a really fascinating view on life in quite an inspiring way. It made me pick up my camera and look through the lens to see photographs from a whole new angle. Looking forward to your next book!!!! Good luck and have fun snapping away.
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Were FAA air traffic controller furloughs allowed in order to make Americans suffer?
Apparently, it took an 'act of congress' to end the national nightmare.
The article, Dreaded furlough-caused flight delays coming to an end, by Bart Jansen, USA TODAY, states, "The House cleared legislation Friday that allows the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to shift $253 million from other accounts to end furloughs that began Sunday. The vote was 361-41. The Senate approved it Thursday night."
Referring to the recent vote of Congress to end airport furloughs, Jansen summarizes, "stop this needless pain on the American traveling public and the economy."
Sequestration cuts have been described as 'indiscriminate.' The article by Amanda Terkel and Sam Stein, In Flight Delays, Cable Finds A Sequestration Story Worth Covering, suggests that the cuts have affected low income families. Cuts are described as "food pantries have closed, contractors have been furloughed, unemployment benefits have been reduced, low-income children have lost their Head Start spots and national parks have had to reduce their offerings. Low-income Americans have been hit particularly hard by many of these indiscriminate cuts." Other cuts listed are "medicare patients getting turned away from cancer clinics" and "Meals on Wheels."
The Terkel/Stein article points out that FAA air traffic controller furloughs have received the most attention of all cuts for multiple reasons, adding, "There are also safety concerns related to having fewer air traffic controllers watching the skies."
The sequestration cuts are puzzling. While Americans suffer, millions of US dollars are being allocated for foreign countries. Daily tours to the White House have ended while White House extravaganzas with the 'CELEBRITIES' continue, including the recent White House "celebration" of Memphis soul music. The US is funding research for "Sexual Conflict, Social Behavior and the Evolution of Waterfowl Genitalia" - measuring the reproductive organs of male ducks. Medicare patients are turned away from cancer clinics while Obamas lavishly vacation - four vacations in three months.
And this coming Saturday night, Obama will be partying with journalists and their CELEBRITY guests at the annual White House Correspondents' Association bash. The White House is now being called "the sequester-free zone."
Interestingly, Obama "stepped up his golf to three Saturdays in a row" -- prior to the Boston terrorist bombing, accordingly to Keith Koffler in Obama's hubris problem. He states, "Even as the sequester began to force those who work for him in the federal government to take furloughs and government services were scaled back – including, famously, the White House tours – Obama stepped up his golf, roaring out of the White House in his motorcade three Saturdays in a row for the 50-minute round trip drive to the Joint Base Andrews course."
Koffler emphasizes, "Unfortunately, this president's acts of high handedness and self-absorption have been accumulating in the past several months at a blistering pace."
Will it take another act of Congress to 'stop the insanity'?


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We've all been known to suck in our tummies now and then. But we can't help but think that this Seriously Sophisticated Herringbone Moto Jacket ($39) will eliminate any temptation to do so. Our waists will look thin enough already. It cuts in severely, making it look like we actually kept up with our New Year's Resolution to start working out more. Spoiler alert: that lasted nine days.
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"The Blacklist" fans in Los Angeles are getting a special look at James Spader as his character Raymond "Red" Reddington in the popular show. While the different billboards around Los Angeles always offer up a look at the different television series in the fall, "The Blacklist" posters are special. According to Deadline on Thursday that Netflix shelled out a whopping $2 million per episode of the James Spader starring series and there is no doubt the viewers watching the show on NBC in the fall will increase too.
In Los Angeles, there was no need to know about the acquisition of the episodes to know that James Spader, Megan Boone, Ryan Eggold and Harry Lennix are returning for a new season on NBC in September. The billboards announcing the series are everywhere and definitely eye catching.
Looking like oversized magazine covers, the images of James Spader in character are everywhere and even seen at bus stops. What makes fans and television viewers stop and pause is how the character looks. Each ad looks like the front of a magazine cover. From People to GQ, from Time Magazine to the New Yorker Magazine the images are so distinctive that they are impossible to miss. Our personal favorite has to be the Wired Magazine look as the design of the covers are absolutely flawless while promoting the series.
How popular will "The Blacklist" be in the fall? Well, not only is there a big media push, but Zap 2 It is reporting that Paul "Pee-wee Herman" Reubens is a new cast member of the show. With this type of positive force it would take someone much eviler than Raymond Reddington to stop the momentum of success! And since Red is on all the magazine covers seen around Los Angeles, viewers need to assume this campaign has his seal of approval.


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Ducks step out of Pac-12 play to visit Ohio State: Oregon, which holds a half-game lead in the Pac-12 standings over Oregon State with three weeks to play in the season, steps out of conference play this weekend to visit Ohio State. The three-game series in Columbus will be the first games ever played between Oregon and Ohio State. The Buckeyes will return the trip next March for a series in Eugene.
Oregon State visits Stanford while Oregon plays at Ohio State: The Ducks are 19-5 in the Pac-12 and lead the Beavers who are 17-4 by a half game. While Oregon plays three non-league games, Oregon State will visit Stanford for a three-game series this weekend. The Ducks and Beavers will then meet in a crucial three-game showdown in Eugene next weekend. After facing Oregon State, the Ducks wrap up their conference season at Utah while the Beavers host Washington State.
Ducks 4-1 on current eight-game road trip: Oregon is in the midst of its second stretch with eight straight games away from PK Park. The Ducks played two games against Seattle University last Tuesday and Wednesday on the road before traveling to Pullman, Wash., for three games against Washington State last weekend. UO split with Seattle before winning all three at Washington State. The last time Oregon played eight straight games away from Eugene, the Ducks went 8-3, including a six-game winning streak to finish the journey. Oregon lost the first two games of a three-game series at Arizona State and then rallied with a win in the series finale, a win at Oregon State, three wins at California and a win at Portland.
Tolman named NCBWA National Hitter of the Week and Pac-12 Player of the Week: Freshman Mitchell Tolman was named the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) Hitter of the Week and the Pac-12 Conference Player of the Week for the week ending May 5.
Tolman batted .474 (9-for-19) with a double, three walks and 14 RBI as Oregon won four of five games on the road last week, including a sweep of Washington State in Pullman. The Lake Forest, Calif. native hit safely and notched an RBI in each of the Ducks' five games last week and registered multiple hits in three contests. He went 3-for-4 (.750) and drove in seven runs in a 12-7 victory over Seattle on Tuesday-- his seven RBI were the most by a Duck since Jack Marder collected eight on March 9, 2010. He added a hit and a pair of RBI in a loss at Seattle on Wednesday. In a three-game series with Washington State over the weekend, Tolman went 5-for-12 (.417) with five RBI and three walks. He scored the winning run from first in Sunday's 11-inning victory over the Cougars after starting the rally with a two-out hit. Tolman, who entered the week with 12 RBI, is tied for third on the team with 26 RBI.
This is Tolman's first career Pac-12 Player of the Week honor and Oregon's 11th all-time selection. Oregon's Ryon Healy earned the distinction last week after batting .400 (6-for-15) with a double, two home runs and seven RBI.
Healy and Sherfy named to Golden Spikes Awards midseason watch list: Oregon first baseman Ryon Healy and closer Jimmie Sherfy have been named to the 60-man Golden Spikes Award midseason watch list. Sherfy, a 2012 All-American and finalist for the Stopper of the Year Award, was also on the award's preseason watch list. He is the active career leader in strikeouts per nine innings with nearly 13 Ks per nine innings, while also ranking fourth on the active career saves list with 35. The right-hander enters this week second in the country in saves during the 2013 season with 16, while boasting a 2-0 record with a 1.09 ERA. The Golden Spikes Award is the third watch list Sherfy has been named to in the last three weeks. He is also on the NCBWA Stopper of the Year midseason watch list and the Pitcher of the Year watch list.
Healy, a two-time Pac-12 Player of the Week this season, is a new addition to the award's watch list. He ranks in the top 66 in the nation in six separate categories – home runs, home runs per game, RBI, RBI per game, slugging percentage and total bases. Healy enters the Ohio State series this weekend batting .342 with 10 home runs and 46 RBI. He leads the Ducks in home runs, RBI, doubles (15), total bases (109) and slugging percentage (.583). The 30 semifinalists for the Golden Spikes Award will be announced May 28 with the winner being named on Friday, July 19.
Healy named Pac-12 Player of the Week for second time this season: Ryon Healy was named the Pac-12 Player of the Week after leading Oregon to a 4-0 record last week, including a series sweep of No. 21 Stanford. The honor is the second of the season for the Ducks' first baseman. Healy batted .400 (6-for-15) for the week with two home runs, a double, seven RBI and three runs scored. He led Oregon with a .867 slugging percentage and had a .500 on base percentage. The junior was even better in the three games against Stanford hitting .455 (5-for-11) with two home runs, a double, seven RBI and two runs scored. His slugging percentage was 1.091 vs. the Cardinal and he had a .538 on base percentage.
Healy led Oregon to a 6-4 win in game two of the Stanford series hitting a pair of two-run homers, finishing the game 3-for-3 with four RBI and two runs scored. In Sunday's series finale, he added two more RBI including one on a ninth-inning double that tied the score and set up Oregon's winning squeeze bunt play. Healy had a hit in all four Ducks' games during the week and picked up at least one RBI in all three Stanford games. Healy's first conference player of the week came after he led the Ducks to a four-game sweep at Hawaii in February to open the season. His second award gives the Ducks four weekly awards this season. Scott Heineman was named the conference player of the week on April 15 and Cole Irvin claimed pitcher of the week honors on April 1.
Healy delivers first walk-off home run in modern history at Oregon: Since Oregon reinstated baseball before the 2009 season; no Oregon Duck had hit a walk-off home run until March 28. Ryon Healy became the first to do it when he lined a two-run home run over the left field wall in the bottom of the 10th inning to give UO a 5-3 win over the Washington Huskies. Healy's blast came two innings after he singled in the tying run to eventually send the game into extra innings.
Healy's 13 multi-RBI games in 2013 sets new school record; first baseman closing in on multi-hit games record as well: Ryon Healy has 13 games with multiple RBI this season breaking the old modern era record of 12 set my Marcus Piazzisi in 2010. Healy has seven two RBI games, four three RBI games and twwo four RBI games so far this season. The junior also has 20 games with more than one hit, which ranks fourth all-time. He needs eight more to set a new school record.
Healy needs two RBI and two doubles to set new single-season records at Oregon; closing in on a number of other single-season school records: Ryon Healy enters this weekend's games at Ohio State needing just two RBI and two doubles to become the single season record holder in each category. Healy has 46 RBI and sits one behind record holder Dave Roberts (1972) who had 47. Healy (who is tied with teammate Brett Thomas) has 15 doubles and needs just two more to pass Danny Pulfer (2011) for the single-season record. The West Hills, Calif., native is also closing in on the single-season records in home runs, hits, and at bats. Healy currently ranks sixth in home runs with 10 and needs five more to set a new school record. He will tie Keith Lampard (1965) for fourth with his next round tripper. Healy is seventh in hits with 64 and needs 18 more to become the single-season leader. He can pass teammate Aaron Payne (2012) for sixth with two this weekend. Healy sits just outside the top 10 in at bats with 187 this season and will crack the top 10 with 16 more. He needs 67 more this year to break the record of 253 that he set last season for the Ducks.
Healy already career leader at Oregon in four categories, while ranking in top 10 in six other categories: Ryon Healy has set new school career records for RBI, doubles, intentional walks and mutli-RBI games this season. The Ducks' first baseman has 108 career RBI, breaking the old record of 90 RBI. He has 38 doubles (one more than teammate J.J. Altobelli and four more than Brett Thomas), breaking the old record of 31. Healy's 10 intentional walks are two more than the old record (kept since 2009), and his 28 games with more than one RBI is eight more than the record set by Aaron Jones (2011-12). Healy is also second in multi-hit games (56) and needs just three more to break the existing record of 58. He is third in hits (118), fourth all-time in at bats (562) and games started (143), fifth in home runs (18) and eighth in walks (56).
Sherfy on watch lists for Golden Spikes Award, Pitcher of the Year Award and NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award: Jimmie Sherfy has added three watch lists to his list of accomplishments. The All-American right-hander earned a spot on the Golden Spikes Award Midseason Watch List, the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of the Year Midseason Watch List and the 2013 Pitcher of the Year Award Watch List. Sherfy is one of 51 players on the stopper of the year list, one of 41 players to make the initial pitcher of the year list and one of 60 players on the Golden Spikes list.
The junior is second in the nation in saves with 16, while boasting a 2-0 record with a 1.09 ERA. He also ranks fourth in the country in active career saves. Sherfy earned multiple postseason All-America honors as a sophomore after finishing the season with 19 saves and a 2.20 ERA. The right-hander claimed first-team ABCA/Rawlings All-America recognition, while being named second-team All-America by the NCBWA, Baseball America, and Perfect Game, and third-team by Louisville Slugger. Sherfy was also a NCBWA Stopper of the Year finalist and claimed first-team All-Pac 12 accolades after leading the league in saves. Sherfy set an Oregon record with 19 saves last season while finishing with a 5-3 record in 36 appearances. He struck out 93 hitters in just 61.1 innings (an average of 13.6 strikeouts per nine innings pitched) and held opponents to a .172 batting average.
2013 Sherfy Honors
Golden Spikes Award Midseason Watch List
NCBWA Stopper of the Year Midseason Watch List
Pitcher of the Year Watch List
2013 USA Baseball Preseason Golden Spikes Award Watch List
NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List
NCBWA Preseason 1st-Team All-America
Louisville Slugger Preseason 1st-Team All-America
Perfect Game Preseason 2nd-Team All-America
Sherfy 2012 Postseason Honors
NCBWA Stopper of the Year Finalist
ABCA/Rawlings 1st-Team All-America
Baseball America 2nd-Team All-America
Perfect Game 2nd-Team All-America
NCBWA 2nd-Team All-America
Louisville Slugger 3rd-Team All-America
Pac-12 1st-Team All-Conference
Sherfy is NCAA active leader in career strikeouts per nine innings, fourth on active career saves list: Oregon closer Jimmie Sherfy's 12.99 strikeouts per nine innings during his career leads the country in the category. The Duck junior has fanned more than a quarter of a hitter more per nine innings in his three-year career than his closest competitor, Stephen Richter of Delaware, who has 12.73 Ks per nine innings. Sherfy also ranks fourth among the active career save leaders with 35. The junior moved ahead of Louisiana Tech's Caleb Dudley with a save at Oregon State on April 7, before running his total to 35 with two saves at Washington State last weekend. He trails only La Salle's Pat Christensen (43 saves), Ole Miss' Brett Huber (36 saves), and Texas' Cory Knebel (36 saves). Sherfy is the career leader at Oregon and set the single-season Ducks' record in 2012.
Sherfy second in country in saves while other Ducks rank among national leaders: Jimmie Sherfy picked up his 16th save of the season last Saturday at Washington State and is now second in the country in saves, trailing only Austin Peay's Tyler Rogers who has 19. Aaron Payne ranks in the top 20 in a pair of categories. The junior second baseman is 11th in sacrifice bunts with 15, while ranking 15th in sacrifice bunts per game (0.33). Freshman Cole Irvin is ninth in victories with nine, three off the national lead. Irvin, Tommy Thorpe and Jake Reed are tied for 15th in games started with 12. Ryon Healy ranks in the top 66 in six separate categories. He is 29th in home runs with 10, 35th in total bases with 109, 46th in home runs per game with 0.21, 48th in RBI with 46, 65th in RBI per game with 0.96 and 66th in slugging percentage at .583.
As a team, Oregon is second in the country in sacrifice bunts with 71, while ranking seventh in fielding percentage at .980. Overall the Ducks rank in the top 60 in eight categories. UO also ranks among the national leaders in win-loss percentage (12th; .771), ERA (19th; 2.78), hits allowed per nine innings (20th; 7.70), WHIP (22nd; 1.20), stolen bases (54th; 68) and strikeout-to-walk ratio (60th; 2.25).Sherfy closing in on own school single-season records: Jimmie Sherfy has proved he wasn't a one-hit wonder. The Ducks' closer set two school records last season, and he is on pace to break both of them this year. Sherfy has 16 saves and needs just four more to break the school record of 19 he set as a sophomore. He has also finished 29 games this year and needs seven more to break the record of 35 he set last season.
Sherfy continues to add to career saves record at Oregon; will crack top 10 in career strikeouts with next whiff: Jimmie Sherfy continues to add to his career saves record at Oregon. The Ducks' closer who set the record last season has built his total to 35 career saves, 24 more than Drew Gagnier (2009-10), who set the old record with 11. Sherfy will also crack the school's all-time strikeouts top 10 with his next K. He has 138 during his career and will move into a tie for 10th with Greg Richards (1972-75) and Steve Greenough (1970-72) when he reaches 139.
Altobelli is career leader in four statistical categories at Oregon; ranks in top 10 in another eight: Senior J.J. Altobelli holds the school record at Oegon for at bats (755), games started (213), runs (116) and hits (202). The Ducks' shortstop also ranks among the school's all-time greats in doubles (2nd; 37, one behind Ryon Healy), hit by pitches (3rd; 19), multiple-hit games (3rd; 51); RBI (4th; 87), walks (4th; 66), multiple-RBI games (4th; 17), most intentional walks (4th; 3), walks (4th; 66) and stolen bases (8th; 24).
Thomas, Payne and Heineman also among career leaders on offense; while Reed, Thorpe, Jones and Gold rank on career pitching lists: Juniors Brett Thomas and Aaron Payne join Ryon Healy and J.J. Altobelli among active players moving up the career lists at Oregon. Thomas ranks among the all-time leaders in doubles (3rd; 37), games started (5th; 130), multiple-hit games (5th; 42), hits (7th; 151), at bats (7th; 482) stolen bases (9th, 22) and multiple-RBI games (10th; 9). The Ducks left fielder also is closing in on the all-time leaders in walks. Payne is the school's all-time leader in hit by pitches (39) and is among the leaders in games started (7th, 112) and triples (7th, 7). He is approaching both the all-time walks leaders and the all-time at bats leaders as well. Sophomore Scott Heineman is 10th all-time in multiple-RBI games.
On the mound, junior Christian Jones and sophomores Jake Reed, Tommy Thorpe and Jeff Gold rank among the all-time leaders. Reed is ranked in three categories and approaching the top 10 in one more. He is among the leaders in pickoffs (3rd; 6), starts (3rd; 29) and innings pitched (8th, 191.0). Reed needs one more win to move into a tie for 10th. Thorpe is among the leaders in runners picked off (5th, 4), appearances (7th; 47), starts (9th, 13) and saves (9th, 1). Jones ranks among the leaders in appearances (6th; 62), starts (7th; 14) and saves (9th; 1), while Gold is in the top five in career starts (5th; 18). Freshman Cole Irvin just cracked the top 10 in starts withi 12 and is tied with teammate Brando Tessar. Freshman Garrett Cleavinger (7th; 2), junior Darrell Hunter (9th; 1) and freshman Derek Smith (9th; 1) all rank in the career saves top 10.
UO in the polls: Oregon remained highly ranked in each of the national polls released Monday after going 4-1 last week. The Ducks climbed one spot in the Baseball America poll to 10th, while staying at No. 6 in the Collegiate Baseball, the USA Today Coaches Poll and the NCBWA poll. UO climbed one spot to 12th in the Perfect Game Poll.
Ducks schedule features a number of ranked teams: Oregon has played six ranked teams this season including a sweep of then-No. 21 (now No. 25) Stanford two weeks ago. The Ducks have already played 16 games against ranked teams, including six games in a 10-day stretch starting March 1 when the Ducks visited No. 4 (this week's Baseball America ranking) Cal State Fullerton. The Ducks returned home for a two-game series against Cal State Northridge and then played three games against No. 2 Vanderbilt. Oregon wrapped up a three-game series at No. 13 Arizona State last month and then faced No. 6 Oregon State on April 9. The Ducks finished a three-game series against No. 8 UCLA three weeks ago. Oregon's schedule doesn't figure to get any easier with the Ducks facing another Pac-12 team currently ranked in the Baseball America poll this season with Oregon playing sixth-ranked Oregon State four more times (May 17-19 at PK Park, May 21 at OSU). Arizona, who dropped out of the BA poll in the last month, is ranked in at least one of the other polls. The Wildcats, who the Ducks swept in March, are 27th in the NCBWA poll.
Irvin named NCBWA National Pitcher of the Week and Pac-12 Conference Pitcher of the Week: Freshman Cole Irvin was named the NCBWA National Pitcher of the Week and the Pac-12 Conference Pitcher of the Week after throwing a shutout against Washington. Irvin pitched Oregon's first complete-game shutout of the season and only allowed two runners to advance past first base in the Ducks' 6-0 victory over Washington on March 30. He allowed just four hits, while striking out a season-high 11 batters and registering one walk. The Yorba Linda, Calif. product found his rhythm early, fanning seven batters through the first four innings, and never let up. He struck out one in the sixth, another in the seventh, and notched a pair of punch outs in the ninth.
Heineman named Pac-12 Player of the Week: Scott Heineman has been named the Pac-12 Conference Player of the Week after leading Oregon to a 4-0 record from April 9 to April 14. Heineman batted .438 (7-for-16) with three doubles, three home runs, six RBI and five runs scored as the Ducks went 4-0 on the road and earned their first Conference road sweep since the program was reinstated in 2009. The Pacific Palisades, Calif. native, who finished the week with a .500 on-base percentage and a 1.188 slugging percentage, hit safely in all four outings and logged a pair of multiple-hit games against California over the weekend. Heineman, who entered the weekend with one career home run, went yard twice in Saturday's 10-4 victory over the Bears and added a homer in Sunday's 5-4 win in Berkeley. All three of his doubles and six of his seven hits came in the weekend set.
Ducks pick up first Pac-12 road sweep since 1976: Oregon swept California in a three-game Pac-12 series earlier this year marking the first time since the Ducks reinstated baseball for the 2009 season that Oregon has won all three games of a Pac-12 series away from PK Park. Oregon's last sweep of a three-game series in conference play came in May 1976 when UO took three at Washington.
Ducks 18-8 all-time against ranked teams at PK Park: Oregon is no stranger to hosting ranked teams at PK Park. During the program's four-plus seasons playing in the park, the Ducks have played 26 games against teams ranked in the Baseball America top 25 and compiled an impressive 18-8 record in those games -- a .692 winning percentage. Oregon has hosted three ranked teams this season with the latest coming last week when the Ducks swept No. 21 Stanford in a three-game series. Oregon also hosted No. 13 UCLA who won two of three over the Ducks. In March, Oregon hosted No. 2 Vanderbilt and won one of three against the Commodores. The Ducks won the series finale in both of those series.
Until this season, the Ducks had won all but one series against ranked teams they had played in PK Park. Oregon beat defending National Champion and 15th-ranked Fresno State two out of three in 2009 in the first series in ballpark history against a ranked team. The Ducks won the first two, 1-0 and 7-1, before losing game three 10-3. In 2010, Oregon dropped two of three to No. 2 Arizona State winning game two 6-5 in 12 innings, while beating No. 19 San Diego 13-4. In 2011, UO beat No. 23 Arizona two out of three and swept No. 6 Oregon State at PK Park. Last season, the Ducks swept No. 14 Arizona State in a three-game series, while beating No. 23 Oregon State in a single Tuesday game. Since baseball was reinstated at Oregon, the Ducks have played the No. 1 team in the country in two separate series on the road. In 2009, UO lost two games at UC Irvine (9-6, 7-4) before taking two of three games (5-4, 8-4, 1-5) at UCLA in 2010. (See a complete list of games Oregon has played vs. ranked opponents on page 7 of this release)
Ducks play 10 TV games, including Friday's Ohio State game on Big Ten Network: Oregon will make 10 regular season appearances on national television during the 2013 season. Oregon plays a total of eight games on the Pac-12 Networks during the season, while also playing one game on ESPNU and one game on the Big 12 Network. (See complete TV schedule on page 6)
Four Duck pitchers combine for 15 strikeouts in 3-1 win over Portland: Christian Jones, Jeff Gold, Garrett Cleavinger and Jimmie Sherfy combined to strike out 15 Portland batters in a 3-1 win on Feb. 26, while not allowing a walk during the game. Jones started the game and struck out five in three innings before giving way to Gold who fanned a career-high seven Pilots in four innings. Cleavinger struck out two in the eighth inning, and Sherfy added one punch out in the ninth to give the Ducks their most strikeouts since Feb. 18, 2012 when Oregon pitchers struck out 17 Hawaii batters in a 12-inning win.
Horton named 2012 Division I Coach of the Year by FieldTurf: University of Oregon head baseball coach George Horton won the 7th annual FieldTurf Baseball Award as the 2012 NCAA Division I Coach of the Year Field Turf announced in January. Horton led the Ducks to within one win of the College World Series in just the program's fourth season after it was reinstated for the 2009 season. Under Horton's tutelage, Oregon finished the 2012 season with a 46-19 record and a No. 11 ranking in the final Baseball America Top-25 poll. The Super Regional appearance was the eighth by a Horton coached team, and the first for Oregon since 1954. The 40-win season was the ninth in Horton's 15 years as a head coach at the Division I level and the team's .708 winning percentage was the best by a Ducks team since 1978.
Ducks 2013 recruiting class ranked No. 6 by Perfect game: The Oregon Ducks 2013 baseball recruiting class is ranked sixth in the nation by Perfect Game. The Ducks signed the nationally-ranked class after advancing to within one game of the College World Series last season. Oregon won a school-record 46 games in 2012 before ending its season in the Super Regional in Eugene.
Healy pushes consecutive start streak to 122: Oregon first baseman Ryon Healy has run his consecutive start streak over the century mark. Healy started his 100th straight game in a March 23 win over Arizona before making it 125 straight starts on Sunday. The junior has started all 48 games this season after starting all 65 of the team's games last year. The Duck junior began his streak on May 13, 2011 when he started at first base in the series opener against Stanford during his freshman season. He finished that year starting the final 12 games of the year. The last game Healy didn't start was a 7-7 tie at Seattle on May, 11, 2011.
Healy's streak is 95 games longer than anyone else on the Ducks' team. Second baseman Aaron Payne had his 76-game streak snapped March 4 when he didn't play against Cal State Northridge in the first game of the two-game series with the Matadors. Payne had started the first 11 games this season and all 65 games in 2012. Shortstop J.J. Altobelli had his 51-game streak snapped when he didn't start at Portland on April 16. Freshman Mitchell Tolman is now second on the team with 30 straight starts.
Consecutive Starts:
Name: 2013 Total
Ryon Healy 48 125
Mitchell Tolman 30 30
Brett Thomas 21 21
Scott Heineman 19 19
J.J. Altobelli 12 12
Josh Graham 6 6
Aaron Payne 3 3
Ryan Hambright 2 2
Nick Catalano 1 1
Oregon picked fourth in preseason Pac-12 Coaches Poll: The Oregon Ducks were picked to finish fourth in the 2013 Pac-12 Preseason Baseball Coaches' Poll. UO received 73 points behind only preseason favorite Stanford, UCLA and Oregon State. The Ducks won a school-record 46 games in 2012 before ending their season in the Super Regional in Eugene. UO returns seven position player starters this season behind a pitching staff that features four returning starters and an All-American reliever.


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