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The Yosemite High girls basketball team reeled off two victories last week to remain in a first place tie with Chowchilla, both teams with 7-1 records in the North Sequoia League. Yosemite is attempting to share or win outright its 11th consecutive league title.
The two teams met at YHS last night. Results were not available at press time but can be seen at sierrastar.com.
In second round league action, Yosemite handled Liberty on Feb. 6, 46-20, with sophomore Veronica Miller leading the way with 11 points. The Hawks were held to single digit scoring in the first three quarters with the Badgers building a 27 point lead playing the entire roster. The Hawks managed just 10 points through the first three quarters.
Yosemite sophomore Mattaya Brown had eight steals to spark the defense.
Last Friday, the girls traveled to Washington Union with a similar result in holding the Panthers to single digits in each of the first three quarters but in this game the Badgers exploded for 21 points in the third period, going on to win by 30 points, 59-29.
Kaley Mumm came off the bench and scored 12 points as did starting center Dahlia Lopez. Miller had 18 rebounds.
Kerman here Friday
On Friday night, in the last league game of the season, Yosemite hosts the Kerman Lions at 6:30 p.m. It is also Dahlia Lopez night, the only senior on the team who will be honored during the tradition; Senior Night. The 6-foot-1 senior has 199 points and 164 rebounds going into Wednesday's game with Chowchilla. If the Lady Badgers win both games, the traditional net cutting will follow Friday's 8 p.m. boys varsity game with Kerman.
CIF playoffs
The CIF sectional playoffs for girls basketball will open on Tuesday, Feb. 19 and Thursday, Feb. 21 depending on how many teams are eligible to compete. Yosemite is placed in Division II of the Central Section and is the smallest public school in that Division with 770 students. Other schools in the division include Sunnyside with more than 3,000 students, Frontier of Bakersfield with 2,475, top ranked team Ridgeview has 2,200 students, Madera High has 2,125, third ranked Redwood High School has more than 2,000 students and Lemore has a student body of nearly 1,900.
Tulare Western, the next smallest public school in Division II, has 1,660 students, still more than twice as many as Yosemite. The only private school in the division is parochial powerhouse Garces of Bakersfield, a team currently ranked No. 2 going into the playoffs. The playoff brackets will be announced Sunday. Yosemite's seed along with who and when they play will be on sierrastar.com.


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Mine have finally made some progress, and a couple have set and the small aubergines are growing. Hopefully, this won't be too late in the season to get a reasonable harvest.
First thing this morning th clouds were virtually at treetop height. Dank, dark and miserable.
But then - yippee! It lifted. The sun broke through. And we have had a lovely warm day. Made the most of it, since it is undoubtedly transitory . Ah, well, if that rotten rain returns (wet stuff, not our poster, Rain) I can always console myself with a cream tea. Strawberry jam, clotted cream, plain scones, Lapsang Souchong: heaven.
Ah, yes - we must be grateful, Leggi. The countryside here is beautiful, and the price we pay for our bit of a "green and pleasant land" is the copious amount of rainfall. At least the moor (when the cloud lifts) is just about at its best right now - purple with heather, with golden gorse, making it look like a sumptuous patchwork. And on the plus side, when it comes to gardening, I can grow all sorts of things that would be considered tender in other parts of the country. (I even left - well, forgot about to be honest - a succulent houseplant out last winter - can't think of its proper name, but we call it the money plant) and it survived and thrived!
And Frank - a Somerset cream tea adds inches to the waist just thinking about it! (I think the difference between Somerset and Devon is the order in which you put the clotted cream and jam on the scone. Makes no odds to me - it all tastes divine!).
Well, Frank it would be so boring if our weather was predictable. Whatever would we find to talk about? And as for the weather forecasters - I sometimes think they must rely on the odd bits of seaweed outside the back door! Certainly cheaper than the multi-million poundsworth of computers, anyway - and just about as accurate!
Cut them in early to full flower when the weather is dry - preferably in the morning to get the best of the fragrance (or so my book tells me). I have had to take advantage of the odd days of dry weather, but have several bunches hanging up and drying quite nicely. I must confess that I can't be bothered with the sewing involved in making lavender bags, but use short lengths of old tights, securely knotted (!) for quick lavender bags. The linen cupboard and winter woollies benefit - and even if the "bags" don't look pretty, they do the job!
I've never seen a glow-worm, either. But my mother, who spent much of her youth in what was then rural Kent, spoke often of collecting them with my great aunt, and putting them on the rims of their hats to light the way home! I suspect a degree or so of exaggeration here - but it's a fine story, nonetheless.
Thanks for those good wishes dmball - I hope (fingers crossed) that it will be better tomorrow. It has been galling to see pictures of (and hear from friends on the eastern side of the country) heatwaves, wall-to-wall sunshine etc etc. On the plus side, I haven't had to water the garden (apart from pots) and I live in hope of better weather to come. I've just seen the forecast for the region, and it looks as if things may just be looking up.
Rain. All morning. Rain most of the afternoon. Stopped about 4pm - and finally the low cloud that had hidden Exmoor lifted. Cloudy but dry now - hoping for something more summery this coming week. But I'm not holding my breath!
SW has had the worst of it: rain all morning. Warm and humid - low cloud/mist hanging around in the combe until mid-afternoon. A bit brighter by about 4pm - but it didn't last. Cloudy again. And the outlook is - depressing. Enjoy (!) the heat in the east while you can. Summer has gone into hiding for us (again).
It blew a real gale last night - rain spattering the windows and the wind howling - made it difficult to sleep, especially as it is warm, but opening windows with all the rain and wind was not an option. Still raining this morning, though with far less intensity.
Suitably dressed in waterproofs, I inspected the garden for damage - and there was surprisingly little. The bubble wrap stored behind the summer house had been ripped from its shelf and had blown to the other end of the garden! Must have been quite a sight to see it flapping over the lawn.

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24 September 2009
Treasure Chest Thursday - Joseph Barnes and Polly Vinal Family Register
20 September 2009
SNGF- Ahnentafel Roulette
Here is your assignment if you choose to play along:
1) How old is your father now, or how old would he be if he had lived? Divide this number by 4 and round the number off to a whole number. This is your "roulette number."
2) Use your pedigree charts or your family tree genealogy software program to find the person with that number in your ahnentafel. Who is that person?
3) Tell us three facts about that person with the "roulette number."
4) Write about it in a blog post on your own blog, in a Facebook note or comment, or as a comment on this blog post.
5) If you do not have a person's name for your "roulette number" then spin the wheel again – pick your mother, or yourself, a favorite aunt or cousin, or even your children!
Here is mine, a day late, hopefully not a dollar short:
16 September 2009
Cousin Frank's Violin
F. P. Barnes' Concert Ball Room Orchestra,
694 Washington Street, Boston
15 September 2009
Tombstone Tuesday – The American Cemetery in Normandy
11 September 2009
Marking the Day - The Terror of 9/11
Some details of that horrific day are starting to fade, so before I forget, a brief note for my descendants...
Myles and I had been married 13 years on September 10, 2001. We chose to go into Boston for a romantic dinner and overnight stay in a hotel. I think it was Mrs. Potter who babysat our sons who were 10, 8 and 4. So on the morning of September 11th, we weren't even home. We were enjoying a fine breakfast in bed on the tenth floor of a Back Bay hotel admiring the beauty of a cloudless September view of Boston. You could see all the way to Logan airport and we watched the planes coming and going, wondering how they managed not to collide. We turned on the TV and towards the end of the Today Show, Katie Couric and Matt Lauer (I think!) brought us the news of a plane striking the World Trade Center. Not many days before that, a small plane had crashed into a building in NYC, so no one was particularly alarmed, and certainly no one seriously thought "terrorist attack." They may have mentioned terrorism, but the media is always trying to jack us up emotionally, and we were used to dismissing their excited chatter as the usual hype.
It was when the second plane hit that it sunk in. From that point on, we were riveted to the TV, occasionally switching channels to make sure Katie and Matt weren't hallucinating. Information was coming in from so many sources that no one had time to vett it and certainly couldn't make any sense out of it. They announced that air traffic was being halted all across the country. Glancing out the windows again we found the view of Boston was now eerily still. A city frozen in fear. I started feeling a bit vulnerable up there on the tenth floor, and wanted to leave, but Myles wanted to watch events unfold, and swept aside my anxiety with a dismissive, "Oh, relax!" News of a third hijacked plane came in. Accounts varied as to where it might be headed. the White House, the Pentagon, the Capitol?
It wasn't until the first tower collapsed that we looked at each other and started moving. We got a call from the desk telling us the hotel was being evacuated and we should check out right away. We hustled downstairs but instead of checking us out they just waved us away, barking out, "Just go! Go!" There were lots of people standing on the street, and police everywhere. Later we found out that the hotel was evacuated because they had already traced some terrorist suspects to the 9th floor, just one floor beneath us.
We had come in separate cars and I was really freaked out driving home alone in heavy traffic on the Mass. Turnpike. I called Myles and we stayed on the phone during the ride, silent, listening to radio accounts. All I could think of was that my little quiet town of Shrewsbury would never be a target for this sort of attack. I wanted to be near my children. Even if they were only in school, I needed that proximity so that if I had to I could even walk over to get them. It was listening to the radio in the car that really made me very afraid. They were following the course of the plane over Pennsylvania and trying to predict where it was headed. It just felt at that moment like someone was targeting everything we Americans look to for authority and protection. How many planes had been hijacked? Five, ten, fifty? Which news accounts were true, and which were panic? I already felt the psychological damage this would have on our country.
The stark irony of that gorgeous blue sky portending such danger was impossible to reconcile. We watched TV all day. They recommended that we prepare children, yet keep them away from the broadcasts. We greeted them as they got off the bus and tried to brace them for turmoil. Then for days and days Americans watched as the full horror unfolded. More and more accounts came in. The Pentagon, the plane in PA, all of the people lost in NY, makeshift memorials, relatives and friends pleading for information. And so many tears. We were totally vulnerable and bewildered. The whole nation was depressed, lifted occasionally by stories of great heroism.
September 11th, 2001 marks a vast division in the psyche of the nation. Before that date, most people had heard about terrorist attacks but pretty much ignored them because they did not take place on American soil. Newscasters would report disasters overseas only by relating how many Americans were killed. We were an insular, self-absorbed country, trusting that our own goodness would keep us safe. But when you stop being vigilant about your actions, and not protecting yourself, you are likely to get hurt.
I've lived in several foreign countries. When I lived in Italy in the late 70s and early 80s, I found out what it is like to know that terrorist attacks may strike. You just go on living –– but if a terrorist does strike, it does not have the devastating effect of shock as 9/11 did on Americans. It had never actually occurred to most people that we could become victims. Coming back to live in America, I knew it was just a matter of time. Our borders seemed wide open compared to those of other countries. If you read the newspapers, you were aware that there were many groups who hated or blamed the United States and the Western world in general for just about anything they didn't like. Fundamentalism, poverty and ignorance had combined to create a steaming cauldron of rage. I wasn't shocked, just petrified.
A chasm separates the day of our 13th anniversary, September 10, 2012, from September 11th. Like Adam and Eve gazing down at their own nakedness, we are now cognizant of both our own vulnerability and aware that we have some accountability. We moved forward with ideas on how best to protect ourselves that mark a political split as well. We are now a nation sharply divided, driven to extremes by the intense fear of that day. I just hope that one day our great nation came come together on those values that we share, which are many more than divide us, and work together to keep America safe.
10 September 2009
Treasure Chest Thursday - Georgia's Glass Jar
09 September 2009
Barnes/Vinal Tomb, North Scituate, MA
This is the infuriatingly mysterious Barnes/Vinal tomb in Scituate, Mass. It is across the street from the Barnes ancestral home where my family lived when I was really young. My older siblings all played in the woods around it, and were lucky enough to be able to explore inside. My brother tells me that there was nothing left inside when it was bricked up sometime in the mid-1900s.
08 September 2009
Not Your Average Joe – The Tombstone of Rabbi Judah Monis
Here lies buried the Remains of RABBI
07 September 2009
Monday Madness - an Excuse to Go Goofy
05 September 2009
Thomas and Elizabeth Frances "Lizzie" (Preston) Drapes
"In the Journal of Mental Science in October 1894 Thomas Drapes, Resident Medical Superintendent of the District Asylum, Enniscorthy, delivered a paper 'On the Alleged Increase of Insanity in Ireland'. Ireland, he pointed out, 'possesses the unique and unenviable distinction of a continuously increasing amount of insanity with a continuously decreasing population' and he then went on to a thoroughgoing analysis of what statistics were available to him and to comparisons between the Irish and English scenes. ...In summary, Drapes claimed: 'The net result, then, of this examination is to show that, while there is an undoubted increase in occurring insanity, as indicated by the records of first admissions, by far the larger part of the apparent increase in insanity generally is due to accumulation, and that the seeming preponderance of insanity in Ireland, as compared to England, is fictitious, and depends entirely on the greater amount of accumulation in Ireland, occasioned by the lower death-rate in that country, and (possibly) the lower rate of discharge of the unrecovered." (http://www.hrb.ie/storage/publications/hrbpublications/mentalhealth/Mental%20Illness%20in%20Ireland.pdf
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College Hockey:Women's D-I wrap: Feb. 13
Get the engravers ready
After much anticipation, we've reached the point of the season where hardware will be handed out with increasing regularity.
Northeastern secured its first Beanpot title since 1998. This year, overtime was kind to the Huskies, as they advanced past Boston College via a shootout in the semifinals, and then outlasted Boston University with a thrilling 4-3 sudden victory. Previously, overtime had been where Northeastern's dreams died; NU fell to Harvard in OT in four consecutive Beanpots following its previous championship.
Cornell takes the crown in the ECAC regular season. With only two games remaining, the Big Red have an insurmountable five-point lead. After many years where Cornell was closer to the bottom than the top, it has now triumphed in three straight campaigns.
Wisconsin has earned a share of the WCHA regular season throne, and the Badgers can claim the title outright with at least a point in a home series with Ohio State next weekend. This is the second straight regular season championship for Wisconsin, and fourth in total.
Still left to sort out in Hockey East
Northeastern took care of business on the weekend, sweeping Maine at home to retain a two-point lead over BC. All that stands between the Huskies and the Hockey East title is a home-and-home series with Providence. The Eagles kept pace by taking four points from Connecticut, and now host Vermont for a pair of games, hoping to get help from the Friars and wrest the crown back on the final weekend.
BU swept Vermont and sits alone in third as it prepares for a home-and-home with Connecticut. Providence is a point back in fourth after sweeping New Hampshire, but with Northeastern coming up, the Friars are not yet clear of Maine. The Black Bears are three points down on PC, but if they can match the sweep of the Wildcats, they can take back fourth place if the Friars are unable to solve Northeastern.
Meanwhile, the bottom three in the league — UNH, Connecticut and Vermont — were all swept and the status quo was maintained, with the Wildcats holding the final playoff spot, the Huskies a point down, and the Catamounts two points short.
CHA's deciding weekend
In the CHA, Robert Morris didn't get the sweep it wanted versus Niagara, but the Colonials did manage to take three of four points. Mercyhurst swept Syracuse, increasing its lead in the conference to two points. From the Lakers' perspective, they can now grab a share of the CHA regular season championship with a tie in next weekend's series versus RMU. However, the Colonials will take the top seed if they come away with at least three points from the weekend.
Ten still alive in the ECAC
Brown, Rensselaer, and Colgate all remain alive for the final spot in the ECAC tournament. The Raiders were only able to pocket one point from games with Yale and Brown, and no longer control their destiny, with Clarkson and St. Lawrence on tap. Two points ahead, Brown and RPI are tied after each produced a much-needed win. Brown won a key showdown with Colgate, while RPI came back from two goals down to surprise Dartmouth. The Engineers travel to Princeton and Quinnipiac needing points to overcome the Bears advantage in a tiebreaker; Brown will head to Harvard and Dartmouth looking to make RPI's task more difficult.
Clarkson looks like a safe bet to join Cornell and Harvard as quarterfinal hosts, while SLU has a two-point gap on Dartmouth for the final home-ice position. Quinnipiac and Princeton will be packing road uniforms for the tournament.
WCHA nearly settled
Minnesota State salvaged a point from North Dakota to enhance its hopes of passing St. Cloud State and escaping the basement. A Mavericks win in Duluth can accomplish the feat if the Huskies are unable to gain points while hosting Bemidji State. Minnesota-Duluth holds the upper hand with a game lead over Ohio State for fourth and the chance to host in the first round. The two teams will square off in two weeks, and with the Buckeyes finishing the regular season in Madison, Duluth appears to be the likely site.
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Hi Jeffrey & Simha
I have been reading the hardback version of the book and have discovered that the appendix 4A mentioned on page 93 in paragraph 3 is not contained in my copy of the book.
Also, cursory glance through the rest of the book indicates that there is no Appendix for Chapters 6, 8 or 9, although it may be that these are legitimately missing/not required.
Is there any way I can gain accessing to the missing content?
Kindest Regards
Hi Mike,
The appendix from chapter 4 was eliminated and the data in the appendix was incorporated into the chapter. The reference to appendix 4A was not removed from the chapter. This is an error iin the book.
Thanks for the reply,
Not sure that the information contained in Appendix 4A that is actually still in the paperback version is contained elsewhere in the hardback copy, but as I have found an alternative source for my own benefit, I no longer have a need for it to be available via the forum or publisher website.
Best Wishes
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Forgiveness and compassion for others is a difficult act to uphold. However, if we allow ourselves to open our hearts and minds to each other, offer everything, and expect nothing, this act of forgiveness and compassion is possible. It is all up to the giver to give and not receive. He, who gives and receives nothing, will receive tenfold from He who died for us.
"A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another (John 13:34)."
Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, has told us to love and have compassion for one another. Jesus said this and led by example. Jesus himself loved and had compassion for the lowest of sinners, as a way to teach us that we must do likewise. Just as our Lord loves us and forgives us for our sinful ways, we also must go and forgive our brothers for their sins too.
There will be times when we will see our brother do wrong, something that makes our eyes widen and our mouths drop. This is when we must stop to think. Imagine how our own sins look in the Eyes of God. Yet, when we sin, our Lord graciously welcomes us back into His arms. Think about how you treat your brother or sister when he or she sins. Do you welcome them back with open arms?
Our Lord Jesus loves us so much. He only wants us to pass this love along to others, so that everyone can feel this love. Just as Jesus loves you, you now must go spread it around. Remember how many times you do wrong, and the times that Jesus forgives you.
"Above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins (1 Peter 4:8)."
Beloved, do not allow the stumbling of your brothers to rid you from loving them any less. Stand up for the lowest of the low and never embitter anyone. Do not make someone feel guilty for their sins, for that is not your place or job to do so. Sometimes, we are used by God to pass messages onto others, but we cannot hold others accountable for sins that do not concern us.
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Neilson Powless
Current Residence: Roseville, California
Hometown: Roseville, California
Birthdate: September 3, 1996
Birthplace: Eglin, Florida
Height: 6'0''
Weight: 142 lbs.
Current Coach: Dario Fredrik
Team: Whole Athlete/Specialized
High School: Roseville High School, Class of 2015
Other Sports Played: Basketball, Triathlon, Cross-country Track
Disciplines: Mountain Bike (cross-country and short track cross-country) and RoadFollow @NPowless
Career Highlights
2014 US Cup/Kenda Cup Bonelli Park Pro XCT – 1st place (17-18 Junior Men)
2014 US Cup/Kenda Cup Fontana Pro XCT – 1st place (17-18 Junior Men)
2014 Pan American MTB Continental Championships – 4th (Junior Men's Cross-Country)
Valley of the Sun Stage Race – 2nd place in General Classification
2014 UCI MTB World Cup, Nove Mesto Na Morave, Czech Republic – 6th (Men's Juniors Cross-Country)
2014 UCI MTB World Cup, Albstadt, Germany – 10th (Men's Juniors Cross-Country)
2014 Missoula Pro XCT – 5th (17-18 Junior Men)
2014 Specialized Catamount Classic – 3rd (Junior Men)
2012 XTERRA Off-Road Triathlon – 1st (15-19 Junior Men and Top Overall Amateur)
National Championships
2014 USA Cycling Cross-Country MTB National Championships – 1st in Short Track Cross-Country (15-18 Junior Men)
2014 USA Cycling Amateur Road National Championships – 4th in Time Trial (17-18 Junior Men)
2011 and 2012 XTERRA Off-Road Triathlon – 1st (15-19 Junior Men)
More Domestic Results for Neilson Powless
Hobbies: Racing bikes; Snowboarding; Swimming; Basketball; Running
Favorite Race: Nevada City Classic Criterium
Favorite Place to Train: Lake Tahoe
Best Cycling Memory: Getting sixth at the 2014 UCI MTB World Cup in Nove Mesto Na Morave, Czech Republic
Best Advice Received from a Coach When You Were Starting Out: Be patient.
Motivation: Winning
Hero/Role Model: Greg LeMond
Cycling & Personal/Career Goals: Ride on a Pro Tour team and compete in the Tour de France
First Involvement in Cycling: My parents were both professional triathletes, and they got me into triathlons at first. After a few years I chose the discipline I enjoyed the most, which was cycling.
Community and Charity Involvement: Pacer for the Tahoe Sierra 100-mile MTB race
Did you know? Neilson's sister, Shayna, is also competing at the 2014 UCI MTB World Championships for Team USA and is a cross-country mountain bike national champion.
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That's what I'm doing today. My blinds in the back of the house (where we do much of our living) have gotten away from me. Now they're past being dustable, so I've had to bathe them in the bathtub, and I thought while I was at it, I might as well vacuum the ceiling fan, wash the windows inside and out, mulch a flower bed, and pick weeds.
And then, somehow, that turned into pulling the stove out from the wall and cleaning behind it, washing inside cabinets, rearranging the various cooking things, and killing a large spider here and there. Which then led to cleaning the floors (I use spray to kill the spiders), and while I was on my hands and knees on the floor I realized there were some spots in the carpet that needed some help. How cleaning the blinds turned into a full-blown spring cleaning, I'm not sure yet. I'm too tired, frankly, to figure it out.
But I'm not without relief: I have a cold Diet Coke, a brand new Hershey's bar, and Christmas music to listen to. Sirius Pops (channel 86?) is having a Christmas in July day, and after I turned on the TV to listen to my favorite classical station, I realized I was humming along not to Lakme's Flower Duet (my favorite!), but to Come, All Ye Faithful. And while I have a hard-and-fast rule of not listening to Christmas music until after Thanksgiving, I'm breaking it today. It just seems right to do spring cleaning in July while listening to Christmas music.
Maybe that makes me an oxymoron? I'm not sure whether to emphasize the "oxy" (for Oxyclean?), or the "moron." Either way, the blinds look a lot better.
(And if you're my mom and are wondering where the pictures of the upstairs redo are, they're still in my camera. If you're my husband and are wondering where the pictures of the kids are that I promised to email you at work yesterday, those are in my camera, too. If you're anybody else, and you've emailed me in the last week and are wondering if I'm alive, I am. But your emails are still in my inbox. A girl can only do so much at once. :-)
UPDATE: Several of you have asked how I do all this with three little ones at home. Easy: I lock them outside. Just kidding! They "help" me, or I do it while they have roomtime and then naptime. Yesterday I had Grayson "wash" dishes in the sink while Caiden and I finished making cookies. Addie scooted around on the floor hollering for more Cheerios and playing with blocks. If you don't mind the constant noise and extra mess, it works fine to have little ones around while working on household tasks. For big projects, like painting cabinets, I wait until they're in bed for the night. I'm not completely crazy.
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Spring Cleaning in July While Listening to Christmas Music
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That sounds like something I would do, rock on sister friend, rock on!ReplyDelete
And to think I was pleased that I managed to do a few dishes and some laundry today! Okay, I'm tired now...think I'll go to bed!ReplyDelete
Your entire family is just amazing to me. I've even asked Barb to bite me so that maybe her DNA would merge with mine a la Spiderman. I would be one serious housecleaning, cake-baking fiend! LOL.
Glad you got so much done and can now rest in a job well done!
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There was more water today at LDI... This time it was the natural kind outside. The rain did little to damper anyones spirits of getting into LDI and see all of the lighting goodness! Before I knew it, day one was over, my feet are tired and I needed a drink. I just fast forward through the good stuff didn't I!
Entering the hall for the first time, you don't know where to look! There is so much lighting candy and effects going on, you want to take it all in, but so do the hundreds of…Continue
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. – Arizona State University starting right-hander Darin Gillies has been named Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week after he led the Sun Devils to an 8-6 series-clinching win over No. 9 Oregon on May 11.
Gillies did not allow an earned run on just two hits in six innings to secure his first win since Feb. 27. He struck out three and did not allow an extra-base hit to improve to 2-4 on the season. It marked his third start of the season in which he did not concede an earned run across six or more innings.
He bookended a perfect first inning with a pair of swinging strikeouts and stranded a pair of runners in scoring position in the third inning en route to his sixth quality start of the season.
This is Gillies' first career Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week nod and the 65th overall for the Sun Devils. He is the second Sun Devil to earn a weekly award this season.
May 12 – Gilles, Jr., RHP
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I want to see if this is possible, i need to change a select element content to be displayed as divs using images just like a color picker. when the user selects clicks on a colored div i want an image to be displayed on the page. Also would i still be able to capture the selected item in a form hidden field?
It's a shirt building page, i have 12 colours, and 4 parts to a shirt. Any help, guidance would be appreciated.
My current code is below pretty basic.
function swapImage(){
var image = document.getElementById("neck");
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March 13, 2012
DALLAS - SMU Director of Athletics Steve Orsini announced today that he has made a change in the leadership of the Mustang men's basketball program and that he has relieved head basketball coach Matt Doherty of his coaching duties.
"I appreciate Matt's efforts and service here at SMU," said Orsini. "He always represented the university with class and I never doubted his effort or desire to win, but it was time for a change. We wish him the best."
"As I have said previously, we have set a goal of top-25 status for our men's basketball program and want to compete for BIG EAST championships. With our membership in one of the best basketball conferences in the nation, the Crum Basketball Center, our $40-plus million renovation of Moody Coliseum and our location in the fertile recruiting grounds of Dallas, we believe we have the pieces for a championship-caliber program."
"I understand that this is a business and, at the end of the day, we simply didn't win enough games," stated Doherty. "However, I am grateful to the players and staff for their hard work and the way they represented the University. I always stressed to them the importance of controlling what you can control - your attitude and effort. They were great about focusing on every practice and game. I think that shows the type of character these young men possess. I wish SMU and these young men nothing but success."
Orsini said a national search for a new head coach would begin immediately.
Doherty, who just concluded his sixth season on the Hilltop, posted an SMU record of 80-109 and is 170-180 in 11 seasons overall as a head coach.


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Break out the crochet hooks and start making your own handmade projects using patterns from Snappy Tots.
Heidi Yates started selling crochet patterns from her home in Brigham City over five years ago and shortly thereafter opened Snappy Tots. Based out of her house, she creates patterns, which can be downloaded on from her online store, ranging from childrens' backpacks to tiger slippers. "Getting started is really easy—you can even learn off of YouTube videos. Or you can get help from local craft stores," Heidi says, "It's fun and fairly inexpensive, and it's something you can pass on to your children."
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In addition to creating patterns Heidi also created Beanies for Bravery, an organization that sends handmade beanies to U.S Troops along with handwritten letters. Crafters from across the country make the hats over the summer at family reunions or summer camps. Then Heidi gathers the hats and sends shipments to troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. She began in July 2011 and since then has sent out 2,125 beanies. To contribute next year the pattern can be downloaded for free here.
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A Gulf County commissioner says he's suing the institution he represents.
Carmen McLemore is planning to file a lawsuit against the county over a decision on elections, which he says is unfair and is part of an attempt to push him out office.
Since 1986, Gulf County has been under a federal court order to elect its county commissioners through single-member district voting.
Last year the court lifted the order, allowing Gulf County voters to elect candidates in all the districts, and in a 3 to 2 vote on Tuesday night the commission voted to go county wide voting on all but one of the commission seats.
"It's a stab at it. Stab at what? Getting me out of office," said Carmen McLemore.
Commissioner Carmen McLemore says it isn't fair and isn't legal.
"If there is any avenue I can take to take legal action I will be going forward with that more," said Carmen McLemore.
McLemore say it's illegal because the one seat which doesn't have to run county-wide.
Commission Chairman Nathan Peters voted for the partial county-wide voting. He says Peters is protecting himself and trying to run north county commissioners out of office.
"The problem has been brought out and the people on the north end have been educated on what county wide voting would do to them," said Carmen McLemore.
Chairman Peters, who's African-American, says the arrangement will protect minority voters who make up 40 percent of his district.
McLemore says its a front to shift power from north Gulf County south.
"I'm not scared to run county-wide, but let's all five run," said Carmen McLemore.
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When it comes to photography, some people have it and some people don't. If you've seen his work, you know that Shaun Lowe definitely has it – that special ability to see things that others overlook, to capture
moments in time that may not happen again.
For the last three years, Lowe has been finding and preserving such moments in abandoned houses that dot the countryside in rural Nova
Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Long forgotten, each of these homes
tells a story. Inside are tales of love and loss; family and fortune;
misfortune and, inevitably, abandonment.
Behind every door is a mystery, and it is the mystery that continues to
capture Lowe's imagination. It's the promise of the unknown –
uncovering the remnants of a life once protected by lock and key – that
gives Shaun the inspiration to find the happiness that once existed
within those walls, or expose wounds that will never heal.
The care and respect he has for these spaces comes through in every photograph. In this book, you'll see the art in preservation – in capturing moments, structures, and memories before they fall victim to the elements and fade from our rural landscape.
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HTC Flyer headed to Canada, possibly via Telus
We already know that the HTC Flyer will be released in the US (by Best Buy, and maybe by T-Mobile, too). Now we're hearing that the tablet will be also introduced in Canada.
The Flyer is mentioned on HTC Sense Canada's official website, so it could be launched in the country pretty soon.
According to Mobile Syrup, Telus may be the carrier that will offer the Flyer to Canadian customers (or at least one of the carriers).
The Flyer will run Android Gingerbread at launch, but HTC promised that an upgrade to Android Honeycomb is going to be released shortly after. The tablet also features a 7 inch display with 1024 x 600 pixels, Sense UI, Wi-Fi, 5MP rear camera, 1.3MP front-facing camera, 1GB of RAM, and a 1.5GHz single-core processor.


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Paradoxes of the supply chain and workers' health and safety: An international seminar on the role of the supply chain in health and safety management and performance
3 March 2009
Ends: 17:30 3 March 2009
Venue: Committee Room 1, Cardiff School of Social Sciences, Glamorgan Building, King Edward VII Ave., Cardiff, CF10 3WT
Speakers: David Walters, Phil James, Annie Thebaud Mony, Helen Sampson, Pernille Hohnen, Caroline Lloyd, Genevieve Baril-Gingras, Elsa Underhill, Kaj Frick, Lawrence Waterman, Richard Johnstone and Michael Rawlings
Improving supply chain management is an important goal for businesses that operate in increasingly flexible, globalised and deregulated economies. To improve their market position and competitiveness, organisations in both the private and public sector have outsourced activities and at the same time increased price and delivery demands on suppliers both locally and globally. Logistics in the movement of goods have evolved apace with these changes to achieve faster and cheaper transportation. Increasingly complex contracting and subcontracting arrangements have also resulted, transforming the management of work and the relations between employers and employees in some industries.
What does this mean for the experience of work involved in these relationships?
For many, competitive price and delivery arrangements, increased efficiency in transport and fragmented management of work on multiple contractor/sub contractor worksites has meant poor labour conditions and increased health and safety risks. At the same time, paying increasing attention to managing supply chains leads to suggestions that they can be managed to improve health and safety outcomes.
This seminar presents a range of recent research and thinking from the UK, other EU countries, Australia and North America and offers a unique opportunity for discussion of these important issues in an international research forum. It is made possible by a research project reviewing the effects of supply chains on health and safety undertaken at Cardiff Work Environment Research Centre and funded by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH).
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OTTAWA -Any legislative measures that have white supremacists goose-stepping with joy are usually considered politically toxic.
So when Keith Martin, the B.C. Liberal, introduced a motion that called for the deletion of a section of the Canadian Human Rights Act, and the move was greeted with acclaim by the Nazis at Storm-front.org (slogan: "White Pride World-Wide"), you might have expected him to be in hot water before you could say "career-limiting move."
If so, you'd be right -- with his customary vision, Liberal leader Stephane Dion has asked Mr. Martin to voluntarily withdraw the motion, which would repeal the subsection of the act that makes it discriminatory to communicate messages that are "likely to expose a person or persons to hatred or contempt."
But the response beyond the Opposition leader's office has been one of loud approval from many Canadians who feel that provincial human-rights tribunals have gone beyond their mandate in cases such as the recent investigations into complaints against former Western Standard publisher Ezra Levant and Maclean's magazine for publishing material some Muslim groups found offensive.
Normally, private members' business is of interest to the sponsoring MP and perhaps his immediate family.
But the Martin motion has provoked widespread clam-our on the Internet, suggesting many feel the scales of justice that weigh the suppression of hate against free speech have become heavily imbalanced.
There has been support for Mr. Martin, not only from conservative proponents of free speech, but also from civil libertarians who have spent much of their careers battling the police, security establishment and right-wing politicians.
Alan Borovoy, general counsel of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, said that the anti-hate provisions of the Criminal Code are "dubious," given that it is not possible to define limits on what constitutes hatred or contempt (he cited cases in which the anti-hate law has been invoked against anti-American protesters, French-Canadian nationalists, a movie sympathetic to Nelson Mandela and a book by Salman Rushdie).
But he said that at least the Criminal Code demands that wilful promotion of hatred has to be proven -- something absent under the human-rights provisions.
"There is no requirement for an intent to foment hatred and no defence for truth or reasonable belief," he said.
Mr. Borovoy said he is still in favour of human-rights commissions when it comes to counteracting discrimination in employment and public housing, but feels they have gone too far in gagging the free expression of opinion.
Some Liberals, such as Post online columnist Warren Kinsella, believe that Mr. Martin's motion would "gut" the Human Rights Act the Liberal party passed 30 years ago.
But Mr. Martin said that hate crimes, slander and libel would still be outlawed under the Criminal Code, while his motion would stop human-rights tribunals imposing restrictions on freedom of speech using taxpayers' money.
"We have laws against hate crimes, but nobody has a right not to be offended," he said. "[This provision] is being used in a way that the authors of the Act never envisioned."
The motion is unlikely to reach the floor of the House of Commons any time soon -- it is number 211 on a list of private members' business that has only handled 81 bills and motions in two years -- but Mr. Martin said he has had interest from MPs on the government side of the House who have the ability to raise the issue in committee.
The former Reform MP noted that this was an issue close to the Prime Minister's heart when he worked at the National Citizens' Coalition before re-entering politics.
"I hope [Stephen] Harper pounces on it," he said.
This is not lost on some of the more extreme commentators on Stormfront.org.
"[Martin] is of white and Indian (India) parentage. His being a Liberal may make it easier for the Conservatives to support his motion or introduce similar legislation of their own because now their supporters -- conservative Christians and neo-cons like Mark Steyn -- are the latest targets.... It's vital, if you're Canadian, that you phone your MP," wrote Paul Fromm.
"Wow. Jews [presumably a reference to Mr. Levant] and Liberals are riding to the rescue! Can somebody explain this?" said another forum member listed as "Folkwise."
Mr. Borovoy, who grew up in a "small, working-class island of Jews in a sea of anti-semitism" in postwar Toronto, said he welcomed Mr. Martin's initiative and urged him not to be deterred by the applause of the "invective mongers" of the white supremacist movement.
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- 4-day Antalya tour including a day trip to the region's ancient cities: Perge, Aspendos and Side
- Visit ancient ruins like the Roman Gate in Perge, and see one of the ancient world's best-preserved Roman theaters in Aspendos
- Discover the charms of Side and see the Temples of Apollo and Athena, where Cleopatra and Mark Anthony often met
- 4-star hotel accommodation in Antalya included
- Enjoy a hassle-free start and end to your tour with airport or hotel transfers
- Small-group tour with a minimum of 14 people ensures a more personalized experience
What You Can Expect
Start your 4-day tour with an airport transfer from Antalya Airport to your central Antalya hotel. Alternatively, if you are already in Antalya, you can opt for a hotel-to-hotel transfer for a hassle-free start to your tour. After checking in at your hotel, relax at leisure in the colorful coastal town and perhaps seek out a restaurant in the harbor for dinner (own expense).
Overnight: 4-Star BW Khan Hotel or similar
Day 2: Antalya – Perge – Aspendos – Side -- Antalya (B, L)
After breakfast, your guide will pick you up from your hotel by luxury minibus and then drive you to Perge. Easily the most important city of ancient Pamphylia, Perge is said to have been in its heyday during the Hellenistic period and under Roman rule. Most of its relics date from the 2nd century AD, and you'll see some of the finest on a tour with your guide. See Perge's Roman Gate with its magnificent arches, the colonnaded main street and the city's meticulously restored public baths.
After lunch in a café, continue by minibus to Aspendos to see one of the best-preserved Roman theaters of the ancient world. Still used today, this incredible theater stages sell-out operas, events and concerts. Nearby, see Aspendos' 3rd-century basilica ruins and remains of the town's central meeting point, known as the agora.
Continue to Side, the most easterly ancient city of the region, situated on its own peninsula. Flanked by golden beaches on both sides, the ancient town holds wonders aplenty, owing to its history as one of Turkey's most important trade centers. See marble Roman ruins and the Temples of Apollo and Athena – reputedly the site of Cleopatra and Mark Antony's romantic trysts. After exploring the majestic ruins with your guide, return to your hotel in Antalya and spend the evening at leisure.
Overnight: 4-Star BW Khan Hotel or similar
Day 3: Antalya (B)
Enjoy breakfast in your hotel, and then the day is yours to sightsee around Antalya independently. Perhaps visit its picture-perfect Old Town, Kaleiçi, and walk around the city's Roman port. Other highlights to check out include Antalya Archeological Museum or Konyaaltı Beach (entrance fees are at your own expense).
Overnight: 4-Star BW Khan Hotel or similar
Day 4: Antalya (B)
Enjoy breakfast, and then the morning is yours to spend at leisure in Antalya – perhaps shopping for souvenirs or sightseeing independently. At a pre-arranged time in the afternoon, check out of your hotel and finish your tour with a transfer to Istanbul Airport or another Istanbul hotel.
Customer Reviews
June 2013
Everything were great specially the location of the Hotel, it was in the middle of the old town area in Antalya city.
our tour guide that we met in the second day, was great and gave us lots of information and adequate time to see everything.
Though we had an expectation to meet someone at day one for orientation, and brief intro for Antalya.
July 2013
The hotel was great and the included breakfast was a great way to start the day. The tours were very interesting and beautiful. We took so many great pictures! The only problems we had was the tiny outdated hotel gym and longer than expected tours.


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Air University Catalog
The Air University Library (AUL), founded in 1946, is the premier library in the Department of Defense (DOD). It houses well-balanced collections especially strong in the fields of war fighting, aeronautics, Air Force and DOD operations, military sciences, international relations, education, leadership, and management. The Air University Library improves Air Force education by providing access to the world of information through quality library services.
The library holds more than 2.4 million items, including 500,000 military documents; 400,000 monographs and bound periodical volumes; 614,000 maps and charts; 150,000 current regulations and manuals; and 900,000 microforms.
Air University Library sits at the center of Chennault Circle. The library building, Fairchild Library, is named after the founder and first commander of Air University, Gen Muir Stephen "Santy" Fairchild. Air University Library also operates a branch library at the USAF Senior Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) Academy located at Maxwell Air Force Base-Gunter Annex. The branch provides tailored information collections and services for senior NCO professional military education.
An active program of bibliographic publications and indexes facilitates access to the library's holdings and information. Special subject bibliographies are published throughout the year and posted contemporaneously on the library's web page. Air University Library publishes the quarterly Air University Library Index to Military Periodicals (now in publication for more than 50 years). The index is CD-ROM format and is accessible from the AUL web page.
Electronic information technologies are critical to the delivery of library resources and services. A third-generation integrated library system automates identifying, locating, and circulating library-owned materials. A robust home page provides Internet access to the Special Bibliography Series, other professional military education (PME) curriculum support materials, map and image sites, full text journals and newspapers, and a steadily increasing number of links to key web sites.


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Power to the patient
Designing the NHS around the patient, providing more patient choice and control.
Sean Worth on Sky News
Sean Worth, Head of Policy Exchange's Better Public Services Project, appears on Sky News' Thinking Aloud show to discuss what's next for the NHS with Dr Jacky Davis. Sean called for the government to tackle vested interests blocking reform of the NHS and for patients to be given greater choice of their healthcare providers.
Jeremy Hunt on creating a digital NHS
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt set out a strategy for using new technologies to improve NHS services, including allowing patients online access to health records by March 2015, the NHS going paperless by 2018 and launching new research that shows how this new approach will improve patient care, reduce paperwork, and save the NHS billions.
Using Health Data to Develop Better Treatments
Tim Kelsey, the NHS's National Director for Patients and Information, spoke on how better use of medical data has the potential to improve health, and will discuss ways medicine can become increasingly personalised. His speech was followed by a response from Rohan Silva, Senior Adviser on Policy to the Prime Minister.
All Together Now
Competitive integration in the NHS
Perverse incentives in NHS funding structures have greatly increased the number of unnecessary admissions to hospitals over the last ten years by failing to encourage GPs and consultants to work together in the best interests of the patient. This report makes recommendations for encouraging health professionals to work together.


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Energy Price Outlook
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Benoît Violier's book "La Cuisine du Gibier à Poil d'Europe"
Available again beginning of November!
A changed universe
A breath of fresh air has caught up with l'Hôtel de Ville restaurant. Chef Benoît Violier and his wife Brigitte, have invested a lot of time and energy into the refurbishment of the restaurant. First of all, the kitchens were completely rearranged to integrate technically high-performance, ergonomic and eco-friendly appliances.
A light, contemporary and cosy decor creates the perfect setting for your culinary experience, every detail in the dining room from the furniture and the lighting to the floral compositions and the works of art bring refinement and discretion.
Chef Benoît Violier
A career in the firmament
Inspired by his mother from an early age, Benoît Violier naturally followed the path to gastronomy. A double apprenticeship; first as a cook and then as a confectioner and chocolate maker. As a "Compagnon du Tour de France" he trained with top French Chefs such as Joël Robuchon and Benoît Guichard.
In 1996, Benoît Violier joined the Hôtel de Ville restaurant in Crissier, first of all with Frédy Girardet "a cooking genius" then alongside Philippe Rochat. He became Chef de Cuisine in 1999, "Meilleur Ouvrier de France" in 2000 and after obtaining two master degrees, he finally takes over, at the age of 41, this 3 star Michelin restaurant.
Brigitte & Benoît
The Restaurant in Crissier, today
Being the fourth generation of Chefs in Crissier, Benoît Violier brings a fresh and dynamic new side to this symbolic Swiss address. While he manages the kitchens and makes his mark throughout the restaurant, Brigitte his wife is in charge of the reception and welcoming the guests.
She has also inspired the restaurant's design, by bringing taste and elegance to the tables of the restaurant in Crissier.


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(BlackDoctor.org) — Nearly one in 10 children in the United States is being diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, according to a new government study.
That's an increase of more than 2 percent in ADHD diagnoses compared to a decade ago, researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported today.
The new findings don't necessarily mean that more kids are developing ADHD, said the study's lead author Dr. Lara Akinbami, a medical officer at the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.
"This change is reflected in numerous national data sets," Akinbami explained. "It's robust and real. But we can't say whether it's a true increase in prevalence or just better detection."
For her part, Akinbami suspects that health professionals and parents are just more tuned in to the diagnosis. "It probably indicates that children have a better opportunity to get diagnosed now, rather than a huge change in the numbers of children with ADHD," she said.
The new data are from a national survey that included approximately 40,000 households per year, Akinbami explained. From that survey, researchers collected information on 8,000 to 12,000 children each year in a nationally representative sample.
Akinbami and her colleagues found that ADHD diagnoses rose almost equally in boys and girls between 1998 and 2009. Diagnoses in girls climbed from 3.6 percent to 5.5 percent, as compared to 9.9 percent to 12.3 percent in boys.
The biggest surprise for Akinbami and her colleagues was the rise in diagnoses in minority and poor children, who, with the exception of Mexican children, have more than caught up with the rest of the population.
One finding that has the researchers puzzled is the continued low rate of ADHD in the Western states, where the diagnosis has ranged from 5.4 percent to 5.8 percent over the last decade.


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2010 Conference USA Women's Basketball All-Academic Team
As a Junior (2009-10): Complied the fifth-best single-season free throw shooting mark in program history at .795 (62-for-78) and is currently the program's career leader with a percentage of .762 (115-for-162) ... Led the team in rebounding average (5.7 per game) and total rebounds (194) ... Was third on the squad in scoring at 9.6 points per contest ... Turned in 14 double-digit scoring games and reached double digits in rebounds a team-high three times ... Started 30 out of the 34 games ... Produced a team second-best three double-doubles ... Led the squad in rebounding a team-best 13 times and scoring eight times ... Scored seven points and collected six rebounds in the season opener against Charlotte (11/13) ... Netted eight points to go along with five boards against Western Carolina (11/15) ... Led the team with seven rebounds against UNC Wilmington (11/19) ... Grabbed her second career double-double at American (11/22), netting a career-high 18 points and pulling down 11 rebounds ... Netted 10 points and six rebounds against Bethune-Cookman (11/27) ... Led the team with 12 points against Towson (11/28), earning MVP honors of the Eighth-Annual Lady Pirate Invitational ... Scored 10 points and recorded a career-high three assists against VCU (12/2) ... Netted four points to go along with five rebounds at Gardner-Webb (12/5) ... One of three players to notch 12 points at Hampton (12/12) while also picking up six rebounds ... Scored four points and picked up three rebounds against Houston-Baptist (12/19) ... Notched five points at South Florida (12/20) ... Picked up a team-high eight rebounds against UMBC (12/28) ... Nearly had a double-double against Binghamton (12/29), scoring 13 points and corralling nine rebounds ... Led the Lady Pirates for the third-straight game in rebounding, pulling down six to go along with seven points against Marshall (1/4) ... Picked up six points, six rebounds and two blocks against Southern Miss (1/8) ... Netted double figures for the seventh time in 2009-10, scoring 10 points against UCF (1/10) ... Collected two points at Houston (1/15) ... Was 4-for-4 from the field on the way to nine points at Rice (1/17) ... Netted 12 points at SMU (1/23) ... Scored a career-high 19 points while hitting a personal-best three three-point field goals and draining all six of her free throw attempts against UAB (1/28) ... Registered her second double-double of the season and third of her career against Memphis (1/30), dropping in 12 points and collecting 11 rebounds ... Recorded five rebounds and three assists at Southern Miss (2/4) ... Led the team with 14 points and seven rebounds at UCF (2/6) ... Nearly recorded her third double-double of the season against UTEP (2/11), scoring nine points and picking up a team-high nine rebounds ... Picked up six rebounds against Tulane (2/13) ... Scored nine points and recorded two assists against Tulsa (2/21) ... Netted seven points to go along with three rebounds at UAB (2/25) ... Had a career game at Memphis (2/27), dropping in a personal-best 26 points and draining four three-point field goals - including the game-winner with three seconds left in overtime ... Also recorded her fourth double-double of her career, third of the season and second against Memphis in 2009-10 as she added 11 rebounds ... Scored 13 points at Marshall (3/3) and hit five of her seven free throw attempts ... Put in double figures for the third-straight contest in the first round of the C-USA Tournament against Southern Miss (3/8), collecting 13 points to help the Lady Pirates to a 102-64 victory ... Netted nine points against Memphis (3/9) in the C-USA Tournament quarterfinals ... Turned in an eight-point effort against Tulane (3/10) in the league tourney semifinals ... Nearly tallied her fourth double-double of the season in the WNIT first round game at Drexel (3/19), scoring 12 points and grabbing nine rebounds ... Was the Pirates' leading scorer at Maryland (3/21) in the WNIT second round, recording 15 points in addition to pulling down six rebounds.
As a Sophomore (2008-09): Named to the Lady Pirate Invitational All-Tournament Team ... Led the squad in rebounding average with 5.2 per game ... Turned in team second-best totals in points (14) and rebounds (6), while shooting 4-for-4 from the charity stripe in the exhibition contest against Southern Wesleyan (11/08) ... Was 3-for-3 from the field for seven points while also pulling down a team second-best six boards against Hampton (11/14) ... Grabbed a squad-high nine rebounds in 15 minutes played against Appalachian State (11/18) ... Matched her then-career high with eight points while corralling four rebounds in her first start of the season against Presbyterian (11/21) ... Pulled down a then-career-best 11 boards and scored five points in a personal-high 28 minutes played at VCU (11/25) ... Netted 13 points against North Carolina Central (11/28) ... Just missed a double-double against North Carolina A&T, dropping in 14 points and notching eight rebounds (six defensive) ... Scored four points and recorded three rebounds at No. 19 Virginia (12/06) ... Netted double-figures in points for the third time of the season, scoring 11 points to go along with six rebounds and 4-for-4 efficiency at the line at UNC Wilmington (12/14) ... Collected eight points and a team-high seven rebounds against Gardner-Webb (12/16) ... Picked up five rebounds vs. Mercer (12/19) ... Notched eight points and five boards vs. Florida Atlantic (12/20) ... Scored a team second-best nine points to go along with seven rebounds vs. Marist (12/29) ... Turned in her fifth double-digit scoring effort of the year with 10 points while pulling down four rebounds at FIU (12/30) ... Produced a career-high 12 rebounds against Marshall (1/03) and added seven points ... Netted a career-high 15 points at Tulsa (1/08) ... Made her 14th-straight start and recorded her sixth double-digit scoring output with 12 points at SMU (1/10) ... Scored four points and tallied three rebounds at Marshall (1/18) ... Netted eight points against Memphis (1/22) ... Notched her first-career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds against UAB (1/24) ... Collected eight points and three rebounds at UCF (1/29) ... Played nine minutes at Southern Miss (1/31) ... Scored 10 points against UTEP (2/05), recording her eighth double-digit effort of the campaign ... Netted seven points while also pulling down four rebounds at Tulane (2/08) ... Played 12 minutes against Southern Miss (2/13) ... Scored seven points, grabbed five rebounds and recorded two blocks against UCF (2/15) ... Collected eight points and seven rebounds at Memphis (2/20) ... Notched a team-high eight rebounds at UAB (2/22) ... Tallied five points and eight rebounds against Rice (2/26) ... Grabbed two rebounds and recorded a steal against Houston (2/28) ... Hit six of eight field goal attempts to finish with 13 points vs. UAB in the C-USA Tournament first round ... Pulled down a rebound in seven minutes played vs. top-seeded SMU in the C-USA Tournament quarterfinals.
As a Freshman (2007-08): One of four Pirates to play all 30 contests as she made three starts in her debut campaign ... Chipped in seven points and five rebounds in the C-USA First Round contest against Rice (03/06) ... Pulled down three boards at Rice in the regular season finale ... Had six points at UTEP (02/10), going 2-for-3 from the field and the charity stripe ... Grabbed a personal-best seven rebounds at UCF (02/02), adding five points ... Tallied eight points and a rebound against Marshall (01/27) ... Played a personal-best 24 minutes at Presbyterian (12/18), scoring eight points and four rebounds ... Scored six points, going 4-for-4 from the charity stripe against No. 24 N.C. State (12/09) ... Notched two points and a rebound against VCU (12/01) ... Registered two points and a rebound at Appalachian State (11/28) ... Got her second career start against UMass (11/24), hitting her first career three pointer ... Recorded her first career start against High Point (11/19), scoring two points ... Grabbed a rebound in ten minutes of action at Long Island (11/16) ... Tallied four points and four boards against Old Dominion (11/13) ... Recorded eight points and three rebounds in collegiate debut against Presbyterian (11/11).
At Dodge County High School: Averaged 21 points, 12 rebounds, three steals and three blocks per game during her senior campaign ... Named to the All-Middle Georgia team and earned first-team All-State honors after leading Dodge County to a 29-8 record ... Led the Indians to the 4-AA Regional Championships and a No. 9 ranking in the state of Georgia her final season ... As a junior, averaged 18 points leading her team to the AA Final Four with a 24-5 record ... She also earned first-team All-State honors as a junior and a senior ... Earned MVP and Middle Georgia Player-of-the-Year honors both as a junior and a senior ... Also earned four letters in softball.
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Peanut butter is as American as apple pie, so dedicating a whole day to peanuts isn't nuts, right? The American Peanut Council doesn't think so. A matter of fact, they host an International Peanut Forum every April. This meet and greet is completely for the people in the 'nutty' business, like representatives of peanut producing countries, sellers, dealers, importers, manufacturers, and let's not forgot the equipment suppliers, that network together to find cost effective ways to get peanuts in cabinets world-wide. Talk about dedicated peanut lovers.
This creamy crunchy snack isn't just for eating either. Peanuts have actually made history!
Earl Adkins of Enfield, North Carolina currently holds the world record for growing the largest peanut standing a whopping 4 inches long! That's a whole lot of PP&J's.
In November 2010, Grand Saline, Texas won the title of the world's largest peanut butter and jelly sandwich weight in at 1,342 pounds.
August 1976, a student from the University of Colorado named Tom Miller pushed a peanut to the top of Pike's Peak, which is 14,100 feet, not to mention - with his nose!
Chris Ambrose holds the world record of eating 100 peanuts in under 60 seconds.
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|Introduction to passive scalar mixing, mixing with constraints, mixing measures and optimal stirring strategies
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|The advection of a substance by an incompressible flow is important in many physical settings. This process often involves complex evolving structures of wide range of space and time scales. We concentrate on the case of scalar advection where the transported quantity is passive, so has negligible feedback on the flow. We address the following question: Given an initial tracer distribution what incompressible flow field, satisfying certain reasonable amplitude constraints, should be imposed that will stir the scalar quantity in an optimal manner. We will discuss how one can quantify the degree of mixedness of the passive scalar field. That is, what we mean by optimal stirring and what is the quantity that needs to be optimized in the stirring process. We will also discuss what are the relevant constraints on the flows.
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1. Who will succeed Ranjan Mathai as the Foreign secretary of India?
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2.Which satellite is India's first dedicated Navigation satellite ( An alternative to GPS of USA)?
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3. Name the the 28th member of EUROPIAN UNION?
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4. Which state was declared as the FIRST SMOKE FREE STATE in India?
Ans) Himachal Pradesh
( In compliance with sec 4 of cigarettes and other tobacco products act (COTPA), 20003. Himachal Pradesh achieved 85.42 % compliance with relevant parameters) SOURCE : The Hindu
5. Muthoot finance corp recently got the in-principle authorisation from RBI to set up WHITE LABEL ATM's….What are they?
6. Who will be the next Chief Justice of India?
Ans) Justice P Sathasivam (Seniormost supreme court judge. He is from Tamil Nadu.
7. Who has been chosen for the UN Global award for Public Services?
Ans) Kerala CM Oomen Chandy.
8.Which all are the three drugs banned by Govt of India recently?
Ans) Anti-diabetes drug pioglitazone, painkiller analgin and anti-depressant deanxit
9. Recently Tajmahal was selected for third place by Travellers across globe via which award?
Ans) Trip Advisor's 2013 Travellers Choice Attractions Awards
First Place- Machu Picchu (Peru)
Second Place- Angkor Wat (Cambodia)
10. What is the name of recently appointed Home Secretary of India?
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GeForce GTX 770 joins 780 for two-tier gaming graphics sweep
Today NVIDIA let it be known that they've not just added the GeForce GTX 780 to their ranks, they've replaced the GTX 670 with the GTX 770 as well. The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770's design is based on the GK104 GPU, this being the same unit used in the 680, the card replaced by the 780 earlier this month. This unit works with a base clock speed of 1,046 MHz and can be boosted up to 1,085 MHz, bringing with it a fastest-ever GDDR5 memory speed at 7.0 Gbps.


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LCF2012 – Catwalk Show Live Stream
Back in 2010, LCF was the first college to live stream their annual catwalk show. This year, we will showcase our future design stars to press and industry guests at Hackney House. You can watch all the action live at www.fashion.arts.ac.uk/2012 on 28th June 2012 at 18.00 hours GMT.
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Miller was hired as an assistant baseball coach at Anderson in June, 1990. A native of Newberry, S.C., Miller was a member of the 1985 Upstate Championship baseball team at Newberry High School and went on to attend Anderson when it was a junior college. He served as captain of the baseball team in 1986 and 1987, and in 1987, he was selected as an infielder for the All-Region X team.
After graduating from Anderson, Miller played baseball (third base) at Newberry College in 1988 and 1989 and was a member of the Indians' District VI Championship team in 1989. Miller was named to the NAIA Academic All-American team following that season.
At the conclusion of his career, Miller earned his masters degree in physical education from Gardner-Webb University in Boiling Springs, N.C.
Miller served as an assistant coach under Beville from 1990-1993 and was named associate head coach in 1994.
Beville was named the Director of Athletics in 1996 and Miller was elevated to the position of head coach and has amassed nearly 400 victories during his tenure at the helm of the Trojans' program.
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Described by Miller as the "most dedicated pitcher he ever coached," Davis underwent two major arm surgeries during his collegiate career with the Trojans. The 6-foot-3, 190 pound right-hander made 23 appearances, including 19 starts, on the mound with the Trojans between 2007 and 2011, tossing 61 innings and recording 22 career strikeouts.
Davis was an academic all-conference selection during his career and threw a career-high seven innings while scattering five hits and notching a strikeout in a 2-1 win over Mars Hill as a freshman in 2007.
Davis, who served as pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Point University from May, 2011 through May 2012, earned his degree in kinesiology from Anderson in May, 2011 and assumed the same duties for the Trojans.
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Samsung Galaxy Note III could be launched as soon as July or August
In a post talking about how Apple may unveil its iPhone 5S and a cheaper iPhone model in Q3, Taiwanese website DigiTimes also mentions Samsung's rumored Galaxy Note III, saying this could be launched in "July – August."
That's sooner than most of us expect, since previous rumors had it that the new Note would be unveiled in September during IFA 2013. But it's also possible that the Note III will be among Samsung's products announced on June 20, with a proper launch to follow in the next few months.
DigiTimes says the Note III, alongside the Galaxy S4 Mini, is part of Samsung's plans to compete with Apple's next-generation iPhones. And while at first a giant ~6 inch device like the Note III doesn't seem to be a threat to any iPhone, in many ways it is. After all, those who've bought the Note and Note II (pictured below) came from smaller smartphones in the first place.
Feature-wise, the Galaxy Note III should bring a quad-core or octa-core processor, at least 2GB of RAM, and a much-improved 13MP rear camera with optical image stabilization.
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When I was doing after school care, there was always a need for a simple activity at the end of the day that could be worked on individually, and put away whenever the parent arrived. Needlepoint turned out to be a good activity for the girls in grades 3 and up. They could keep their project in a zip lock bag with their name on it, work at their leisure, and chat with the other girls while they worked.
One of the projects they made was the heart necklace pictured. Cut two hearts from scraps of plastic needlepoint canvas, as large or as small as the scraps allow. The easiest way to cut the shape is to draw the design on the canvas with a permanent marker.
There is a special kind of yarn for plastic canvas, but any kind of four-ply yarn can be used. Work the entire area with a Continental stitch. Whip stitch the edges.
The design pictured has two hearts joined with ribbon that is sewn through the worked design and then tied in a bow. The hearts could also be stacked on top of each other, sewing the ribbon through the center like a button, and then tied in a bow.
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In Duck Tales you play as Scrooge McDuck, richest duck in all the land. And you are on a quest to become even more rich by finding treasures across the world (and on the moon). The game is a platformer where you use your cane as a weapon and you can choose what level you want to go to like in Mega Man.
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