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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - For the third time in four matches this season, the Idaho volleyball team went the distance with a five-set match, and Thursday night the Vandals came up short, falling 3-2 to Cal Poly.
The Vandals fall to 2-2 on the season with the 25-27, 25-23, 25-18, 16-25, 15-9 loss, while the Mustangs improve to 1-3.
The teams split a pair of tight sets to start the match as Idaho won 27-25 in the opener and Cal Poly evened the match with a 25-23 win in set two. The Mustangs took a 2-1 lead after a 25-18 win in the third set, but the Vandals then forced a decisive fifth-set with a 25-16 win in set four. Idaho hit .440 with 13 kills and just two errors on 25 attempts in the fourth set.
The fifth set, however, belonged to the Mustangs, who were playing in front of their home crowd for the first time this season. Cal Poly hit .286 compared to Idaho's .037 in the final set.
In a match with fairly even statistics across the board, Idaho coach Debbie Buchanan said the difference came at the service line, where the Vandals committed 15 errors, compared to Cal Poly's seven. The Vandals hit .209 for the match with 10.0 total blocks and 71 digs. The Mustangs hit .208 with 6.0 blocks and 74 digs.
"Our distribution was good, we out-blocked them, our digging was even and our hitting was pretty much even," Buchanan said after the match. "The biggest difference in the match was from the service line. We had 15 missed serves."
Idaho also had six attack errors in the fifth set, aiding Cal Poly's 15-9 win.
"We came back in game four and hit .440 and did some great things, but then if you look in game five, we just made too many errors," Buchanan said. "It wasn't a lineup issue, or a matchup or anything like that. We just didn't execute and take care of the ball like we needed to. Offensively it's just execution."
Idaho junior outside hitter Allison (Walker) Baker had her fourth double-double in as many matches, finishing with 18 kills and 12 digs while hitting .192 and adding six blocks. Sophomore middle blocker Alyssa Schultz, the team's most efficient hitter, hit .452 in the match with a career-high 15 kills and just one error on 31 attempts. Shultz also added six blocks and three digs in the match. Senior middle blocker Alex Sele hit .350 with 11 kills in the match, and added three blocks for the Vandals.
Idaho senior Ryann Carter finished with 49 assists and seven digs in the match, and fellow senior Julia Church led the team with 16 digs. Senior Janelle Chow added 15 digs for Idaho, while true-freshman Jenna Ellis added 11. Junior Ashley Christman had eight kills in the match, while freshman Katelyn Peterson added five.
The Vandals continue their California road trip with matches against UC Santa Barbara and Northeastern at the UCSB Invitational Aug. 31 and Sept. 1. Both matches begin at 5 p.m. Idaho wraps up the trip with a visit to Cal. State Northridge on Sept. 3.


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Garrett-Roe, S; Hamm, P (2009). Purely absorptive three-dimensional infrared spectroscopy. Journal of Chemical Physics, 130(16):164510.
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We demonstrate a method to collect purely absorptive three-dimensional (3D) fifth-order vibrational spectra on the model system CO2 in H2O. The six beam interferometer is described, as well as a method to experimentally determine the phase of the 3D spectrum. The measured spectra agree very well with simulations of the data based on the cumulant expansion. There are five peaks corresponding to different paths up and down the vibrational ladder. The positions, signs, and amplitudes of the peaks agree with theoretical predictions, and the intensities of the peaks scale linearly with concentration. Based on the concentration dependence and agreement between the simulations and measurements, we conclude that cascaded lower order signals contribute negligibly to the observed signal.
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WITH all the news of the Olympics in the headlines, enjoy a clown-based comedy based on the stories of the Ancient Greeks and the Olympic Games tomorrow (Friday, 8pm) at Swindon Arts Centre.
It's an 'undiscovered' Aristophanes comedy telling the story of three Greek nobodies caught up in a celestial bet between Zeus, Hera and Hercules.
Unwitting heroes: Stanzas (a terrible poet), Darius (the runt of the litter) and Hermaphrodite (born a girl) travel to compete in the ancient Olympics and take on the heroes of the sporting world with epic results for mankind. The three actors play multiple roles. They sing, dance and fall about a lot against a backdrop of shadows and clever props with live and recorded music. Spike Theatre use clever theatrical techniques to tell a gripping story on stage to a live audience. Prepared to be amazed by the simple, yet clever piece of stunning visual theatre. Spike Theatre has been touring shows since 1997 and The Games is their 12th touring show. If you are looking forward to the Olympics in London this year then this is certainly a show for you. For ages 12+ (contains scenes of simulated nudity)


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Motorola MOTOSPLIT Shown Off, Coming to AT&T in Q3?
We love the infamous Mr. Blurrycam. In an age where you can purchase inexpensive cameras that range from 8-12 megapixels, let alone DSLR's that offer even higher resolution and quality, the people who photograph upcoming gadgets before they're even heard of ALWAYS have a really bad camera that can only take fuzzy pictures. Are they using a RAZR to take these super-secret pics? It's weird how it works, but almost every great device gets this type of treatment before any official (or even unofficial) announcements.
This is the same situation for the Motorola MOTOSPLIT, a forthcoming Android device that hasn't been heard of publicly until today that has an incredibly unique form factor. The MOTOSPLIT appears to have a full qwerty keyboard that's cut in half by a large screen in the middle; much akin to the much-missed Nokia 6820, except much thinner and the screen is a touchscreen panel. Oh, and it will have Snapdragon's 1 GHz processor inside.
The MOTOSPLIT, from what has been leaked out, can be expected on AT&T in Q3. Could this be considered one of the 5 mysterious Android devices that will be released on AT&T in the near future? It's hard to say, since those 5 are supposed to be released during the first half of 2010, while the MOTOSPLIT is waiting until the second half to join the party.
All I know is, this thing looks pretty sweet. And if it combines the Nokia 6820's form factor with the power of a Snapdragon Android handset, the Motorola MOTOSPLIT will become a hot summertime device.
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The S&P closed the day down 0.5%, but technical analysis tells us today's reversal could end up being much more significant. After opening higher this morning, the market immediately sold off--and accelerated lower after disappointing ISM manufacturing survey results were released at 10am ET. The S&P saw its three-day win streak snapped, and I believe we could see some additional downside in the coming days.
Today's move resulted in a bearish engulfing candlestick on the charts that will have short-term traders cleaning up long positions and either flipping short or moving to the sidelines. Although today's candle looks ugly, the S&P still sits above the recent upper floor of 1397-1403. With the oscillator still reading overbought, I expect us to at least test that floor tomorrow.
In addition to the indices, several stocks that were strong over the past two weeks had push-through failures that could lead to more downside. If you are trading actively, now is definitely a time to be more cautious.
Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) is one of those stocks that put in a Red Dog Reversal today. The stock, after rallying 45% since the IPO lock-up expiration, pushed through $28 for one last short squeeze, and then reversed back down through that level to trigger the reversal strategy. FB accelerated lower in the last 20 minutes of the session and closed at $27.04, down 3.4% for the day. I believe this reversal could lead to a short-term move back to the $26 level. I don't usually like to "flip" positions (meaning go from long to short in the same day), but I went short today for a cute cash flow trade after being long the stock for the past two weeks.
Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) is another example of a stock that can use a rest. It was rejected at its 50-day MA today, but didn't have a potent reversal like some stocks. I will be watching GOOG closely over the next few days to see how well it holds up.
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) also held up better than most stocks today, and continues to rest after the potent reversal on November 16th. AAPL actually finished narrowly in positive territory. I am out of AAPL right now as this is a time to be more cautious, but, like GOOG, I will be watching it closely over the next few days.
One way to check the temperature of a rally is to measure Fibonacci retracement levels. The first one to watch will be the 61.8% zone, and if that holds then we have preserved most of the bullish momentum of this arlly. Even if we hold the 50% level, we can still resume the rally into year-end.
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Born in Abilene, Kansas. Bachelor of science in aeronautical engineering from University of Kansas. Entered the USAF in 1955. Served in fighter squadrons in the US, Italy, Denmark, and Spain. Graduated from USAF Experimental Test Pilot School in 1961 and selected as X-15 pilot in 1963. Selected as NASA astronaut in 1966 but did not fly in space again until 1981, after being bumped as Lunar Module pilot on Apollo 17 by geologist Jack Schmitt. Air National Guard Assistant to CINC, Space Command; aerospace and sporting goods consultant.
Official NASA Biography
NAME: Joe Henry Engle (Colonel, USAF)
NASA Astronaut
BIRTHPLACE AND DATE: Born August 26, 1932, Dickinson County, Kansas; home, Chapman, Kansas.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Blond hair; hazel eyes; height: 6 feet; weight: 165 pounds.
EDUCATION: Attended primary and secondary schools in Chapman, Kansas, and is a graduate of Dickinson County High School; received a bachelor of science degree in aeronautical engineering from the University of Kansas in 1955.
MARITAL STATUS: Married to the former Mary Catherine Lawrence of Mission Hills, Kansas.
CHILDREN: Laurie J., April 25, 1959; and Jon L., May 9, 1962.
RECREATIONAL INTERESTS: His hobbies include flying (including World War II fighter aircraft), big game hunting, backpacking, and athletics.
ORGANIZATIONS: Member of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots (SETP).
SPECIAL HONORS: For flight testing of the NASA-USAF X-15 research rocket airplane, he received the: USAF Astronaut Wings (1964), USAF Distinguished Flying Cross (1964), AFA Outstanding Young USAF Officer of 1964, U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce -- Ten Outstanding, Young Men in America (1964), AIAA Lawrence Sperry Award for Flight Research (1966), and AIAA Pioneer of Flight Award (1965).
For flight testing of the Space Shuttle Enterprise during the Approach and Landing Test program in 1977, he received the: USAF Distinguished Flying Cross (1978), SETP Iven C. Kincheloe Award for Flight Test (1977) NASA Exceptional Service Medal, NASA Special Achievement Award, AFA David C. Schilling Award for Flight, AIAA Haley Space Flight Award for 1980, AAS Flight Achievement Award, and Soaring Society of America - Certificate of Achievement.
For the orbital test flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia during STS-2 in November 1981, he received the: Department of Defense Distinguished Service Medal; NASA Distinguished Service Medal; Robert H. Goddard Memorial Trophy; Thomas D. White Space Trophy; Robert J. Collier Trophy; Clifford B. Harmon International Trophy; Kansan of the Year, 1981; Distinguished Service Award, University of Kansas, 1982; Distinguished Engineering Service Award, University of Kansas, 1982; and DAR Medal of Honor, 1981.
EXPERIENCE: Engle was a test pilot in the X-15 research program at Edwards AirForce Base, California, from June 1963 until his assignment to the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. Three of his 16 flights in the X-15 exceeded an altitude of 50 miles (the altitude that qualifies a pilot for astronaut rating). Prior to that time, he was a test pilot in the Fighter Test Group at Edwards.
He received his commission in the Air Force through the AFROTC Program at the University of Kansas and entered flying school in 1957. He served with the 474th Fighter Day Squadron and the 309th Tactical Fighter Squadron at George Air Force Base, California. He is a graduate of the USAF Experimental Test Pilot School and the Air Force Aerospace Research Pilot School.
He has flown over 140 different types of aircraft during his career (25 different fighters), logging more than 11,600 hours flight time -- 8,060 in jet aircraft.
NASA EXPERIENCE: Engle is one of the 19 astronauts selected by NASA in April 1966. He was back-up lunar module pilot for the Apollo 14 mission.
He was commander of one of the two crews that flew the Space Shuttle approach and landing test flights from June through October 1977. The Space Shuttle "Enterprise" was carried to 25,000 feet on top of the Boeing 747 carrier aircraft, and then released for its two minute glide flight to landing. In this series of flight tests, he evaluated the Orbiter handling qualities and landing characteristics, and obtained the stability and control, and performance data in the subsonic flight envelope for the Space Shuttle. Engle and Richard Truly flew the first flight of the Space Shuttle in the orbital configuration.
Engle was the back-up commander for STS-1, the first Shuttle orbital test flight of the Shuttle Columbia.
Engle was commander of the second orbital test flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia, which launched from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on November, 12, 1981. His pilot for this flight, STS-2, was Richard H. Truly. Despite a mission shortened from 5 days to 2 days because of a failed fuel cell, the crew accomplished more than 90% of the objectives set for STS-2 before returning to a landing on the dry lake bed at Edwards Air Force Base, California, November 14, 1981. Major test objectives included the first tests in space of the 50-foot remote manipulator arm. Also, twenty-nine flight test maneuvers were performed during the entry profile at speeds from Mach 24 (18,500 mph) to subsonic. These maneuvers were designed to extract aerodynamic and aerothermodynamic data during hypersonic entry into the Earth's atmosphere.
Engle served as Deputy Associate Administrator for Manned Space Flight at NASA Headquarters from March 1982 to December 1982. He retained his flight astronaut status and returned to the Johnson Space Center in January 1983.
On his next mission, Engle was commander of STS 51-I which launched from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on August 27, 1985. His crew was Richard O. Covey (pilot), and three mission specialists, William F. Fisher, John M. Lounge, and James D. van Hoften. The mission was acknowledged as the most successful Space Shuttle mission yet flown. The crew deployed three communications satellites, the Navy SYNCOM IV-4, the Australian AUSSAT, and American Satellite Company's ASC-1. The crew also performed the successful on-orbit rendezvous and repair of the ailing 15,000 lb SYNCOM IV-3 satellite. This repair activity saw the first manual grapple and manual deployment of a satellite by a crew member. STS 51-I completed 112 orbits of the Earth before landing at Edwards Air Force Base, California, on September 3, 1985. With the completion of this flight Engle has logged over 224 hours in space.
Currently Air National Guard Assistant to CINC, U.S. Space Command; maintains Currency in F-16 ANG aircraft; also aerospace and sporting goods consultant.
Departed Date: 1986-11-30. Marital Status: Married. Children: Two children. Education: Kansas;Edwards.
Birth Place: Abilene, Kansas.
Status: Inactive.
Born: 1932.08.26.
Spaceflights: 5 .
Total time in space: 9.38 days.
Apollo 14 entered lunar orbit at 1:55 a.m. EST on February 4. At 2:41 a.m. the separated S-IVB stage and instrument unit struck the lunar surface 174 kilometers southeast of the planned impact point. The Apollo 12 seismometer, left on the moon in November 1969, registered the impact and continued to record vibrations for two hours.
After rechecking the systems in the LM, astronauts Shepard and Mitchell separated the LM from the CSM and descended to the lunar surface. The Antares landed on Fra Mauro at 4:17 a.m. EST February 5, 9 to 18 meters short of the planned landing point. The first EVA began at 9:53 a.m., after intermittent communications problems in the portable life support system had caused a 49-minute delay. The two astronauts collected a 19.5-kilogram contingency sample; deployed the TV, S-band antenna, American flag, and Solar Wind Composition experiment; photographed the LM, lunar surface, and experiments; deployed the Apollo lunar surface experiments package 152 meters west of the LM and the laser-ranging retroreflector 30 meters west of the ALSEP; and conducted an active seismic experiment, firing 13 thumper shots into the lunar surface.
A second EVA period began at 3:11 a.m. EST February 6. The two astronauts loaded the mobile equipment transporter (MET) - used for the first time - with photographic equipment, tools, and a lunar portable magnetometer. They made a geology traverse toward the rim of Cone Crater, collecting samples on the way. On their return, they adjusted the alignment of the ALSEP central station antenna in an effort to strengthen the signal received by the Manned Space Flight Network ground stations back on earth.
Just before reentering the LM, astronaut Shepard dropped a golf ball onto the lunar surface and on the third swing drove the ball 366 meters. The second EVA had lasted 4 hours 35 minutes, making a total EVA time for the mission of 9 hours 24 minutes. The Antares lifted off the moon with 43 kilograms of lunar samples at 1:48 p.m. EST February 6.
Meanwhile astronaut Roosa, orbiting the moon in the CSM, took astronomy and lunar photos, including photos of the proposed Descartes landing site for Apollo 16.
Ascent of the LM from the lunar surface, rendezvous, and docking with the CSM in orbit were performed as planned, with docking at 3:36 p.m. EST February 6. TV coverage of the rendezvous and docking maneuver was excellent. The two astronauts transferred from the LM to the CSM with samples, equipment, and film. The LM ascent stage was then jettisoned and intentionally crashed on the moon's surface at 7:46 p.m. The impact was recorded by the Apollo 12 and Apollo 14 ALSEPs.
The spacecraft was placed on its trajectory toward earth during the 34th lunar revolution. During transearth coast, four inflight technical demonstrations of equipment and processes in zero gravity were performed.
The CM and SM separated, the parachutes deployed, and other reentry events went as planned, and the Kitty Hawk splashed down in mid-Pacific at 4:05 p.m. EST February 9 about 7 kilometers from the recovery ship U.S.S. New Orleans. The Apollo 14 crew returned to Houston on February 12, where they remained in quarantine until February 26.
All primary mission objectives had been met. The mission had lasted 216 hours 40 minutes and was marked by the following achievements:


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Choephel collected 56.9 percent of the 109 votes cast this week to easily beat out the field.
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Why do so many things in this world share the same characteristics? People have come to realize that the matter of the world is made from a few fundamental building blocks of nature. The word "fundamental" is key here. By fundamental building blocks we mean objects that are simple and structureless -- not made of anything smaller. Even in ancient times, people sought to organize the world around them into fundamental elements, such as earth, air, fire, and water.
People soon realized that they could categorize atoms into groups that shared similar chemical properties (as in the Periodic Table of the Elements). This indicated that atoms were made up of simpler building blocks, and that it was these simpler building blocks in different combinations that determined which atoms had which chemical properties.
Moreover, experiments which "looked" into an atom using particle probes indicated that atoms had structure and were not just squishy balls. These experiments helped scientists determine that atoms have a tiny but dense, positive nucleus and a cloud of negative electrons (e-).
Trivia: The term "atom" is a misnomer. Why?
The Greek root for the word atom, "atomon," means "that which cannot be divided." But the entities we call atoms are made from more fundamental particles!
Because it appeared small, solid, and dense, scientists originally thought that the nucleus was fundamental. Later, they discovered that it was made of protons (p+ ), which are positively charged, and neutrons (n), which have no charge. So, then, are protons and neutrons fundamental? Are Protons and Neutrons Fundamental? After extensively testing this theory, scientists now suspect that quarks and the electron (and a few other things we'll see in a minute) are fundamental.
We don't know exactly how small quarks and electrons are; they are definitely smaller than
10-18 meters, and they might literally be points, but we do not know.
It is also possible that quarks and electrons are not fundamental after all, and will turn out to be made up of other, more fundamental particles.
Physicists constantly look for new particles. When they find them, they categorize them and try to find patterns that tell us about how the fundamental building blocks of the universe interact.
We have now discovered about two hundred particles (most of which aren't fundamental). To keep track of all of these particles, they are named with letters from the Greek and Roman alphabets.
Of course, the names of particles are but a small part of any physical theory. You should not be discouraged if you have trouble remembering them. Take heart: even the great Enrico Fermi once said to his student (and future Nobel Laureate) Leon Lederman,
"Young man, if I could remember the names of these particles, I would have been a botanist!"
Physicists have discovered that protons and neutrons are composed of even smaller particles called quarks . As far as we know, quarks are like points in geometry. They're not made up of anything else. After extensively testing this theory, scientists now suspect that quarks and the electron (and a few other things we'll see in a minute) are fundamental.
Physicists have developed a theory called The Standard Model that explains what the world is and what holds it together. It is a simple and comprehensive theory that explains all the hundreds of particles and complex interactions with only:
6 quarks .
6 leptons . The best-known lepton is the electron. We will talk about leptons in just a few pages.
Force carrier particles , like the photon. We will talk about these particles later.
All the known matter particles are composites of quarks and leptons, and they interact by exchanging force carrier particles.
The Standard Model is a good theory . Experiments have verified its predictions to incredible precision, and all the particles predicted by this theory have been found. But it does not explain everything. For example, gravity is not included in the Standard Model.
This site will explore the Standard Model in greater detail and will describe the experimental techniques that gave us the data to support this theory. We will also explore the intriguing questions that lie outside our current understanding of how the universe works.
For more advanced readers (scroll down if you do not feel like reading this paragraph):
One part of the Standard Model is not yet well established. We do not know what causes the fundamental particles to have masses. The simplest idea is called the Higgs mechanism . This mechanism involves one additional particle, called the Higgs boson, and one additional force type , mediated by exchanges of this boson.
The Higgs particle has not yet been observed. Today we can only say that if it exists, it must have a mass greater than about 80GeV/c2 . Searches for a more massive the Higgs boson are beyond the scope of the present facilities at SLAC or elsewhere. Future facilities, such as the Large Hadron Collider at CERN , or upgrades of present facilities to higher energies are intended to search for the Higgs particle and distinguish between competing concepts.
Thus, this one aspect of the Standard Model does not yet have the status of " theory " but still remains in the realm of hypothesis or model.
It is known that the 100s of particles are all made from how many fundamental particles?
6 quarks, 6 leptons, 6 antiquarks, 6 antileptons, and the force carriers.
For how many years have physicists known that there were more than just protons, neutrons, electrons, and photons? 5? 25? 60? 100?
60 years! In the 1930's physicists found muons, but hundreds more were found with high energy accelerators in the 1960's and 1970's.


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Last week we looked at the Multiple Extrude Command, very useful if you know the sizes, in plan, of the top and bottom of a truncated object. What if you know the angle you need and the size of the top OR the bottom?
Tapered Extrude.
Here are two 3" squares. The one on the left is extruded 1" at 5° and the one on the right is 1" at 25° quick and easy.
I often se Tapered Extrude to make a simple backdrop. I set the height as required and the taper to 0 to create a 3D form I can texture from a 2D line. Of course, I can also use the Softgoods object. Always many ways to skin a cat.
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College Hockey:Northeastern Earns Second Consecutive Shutout
Gibson Blanks Princeton, Huskies Enter Break On Mini-Streak
BOSTON — After enduring the longest winless streak to open a season in school history, the Northeastern Huskies seem to have figured out a recipe for success: get a shutout from junior Keni Gibson and pot a few goals in the process.
NU won its second game in a row Saturday night, an impressive 4-0 romp over visiting Princeton. Gibson, who made 25 saves to shut out Vermont last Saturday, hasn't been scored on in the last 128:54. The back-to-back shutouts are Northeastern's first since the 1956-57 season, when the Huskies blanked Norwich and Middlebury in consecutive games.
Offensively, the contest was the first time Northeastern (2-9-2) scored four goals since Feb. 28 of last year. The Huntington Avenue Hounds had netted three goals only twice in the current campaign, and had been held under three in each of their last nine games. Jason Guerriero, Jon Awe, Tim Judy and Eric Ortlip all posted two points for NU.
"It was nice to get past two, wasn't it?" NU coach Bruce Crowder said with a smirk. "I think everybody was excited about that.
"It was good to see us come back and play as hard as we played after getting our first win last week," the eighth-year coach added. "What we're seeing is extremely encouraging. It's part of the learning process and the mental attitude of the players and their ability to fight through adversity. There's no doubt we've had a lot of adversity in the first 13 games we've played."
In what might be the understatement of the year, Princeton coach Len Quesnelle was none too pleased with his team's performance.
"We had some guys that showed up and some guys that didn't show up tonight. That's unacceptable for this group," he said. "Man for man we had some guys that made the plays we think they're capable of making, and we had other guys that tried to go one-on-one and some guys that got outcompeted. This team won't win hockey games with 50 percent of your lineup showing up and executing."
The loss did little to ease the Tigers' Saturday night woes. Princeton (4-9-0) is now 0-7 on Saturday and giving up an average of five goals a game.
"I'd like to say we were feeling pretty good after a Friday night win, but that didn't happen because we didn't play last night," Quesnelle said. "I don't know what the rationale is behind it on Saturday nights. We've talked about it, we've tried to address it as a staff, but there's no secret to it. It's a matter of showing up, competing and playing hockey."
Northeastern held a 1-0 advantage after one period on the first of assistant captain Eric Ortlip's two goals. The puck pinballed from Guerriero to Awe before landing on the senior's stick in front of the Princeton crease. The St. Louis native then began his second career two-goal evening by sliding the puck along the ice to the right post.
At the 10:39 mark of the second period, Mike Morris dazzled the crowd with a spine-tingling assist to put NU up 2-0. When Morris received a pass at the left slot, almost everyone in the building, and most notably Tiger goalie Eric Leroux, figured the sophomore would uncork a shot. Morris, however, zipped a pass across the crease for fellow sophomore Steve Sanders to deposit into the vacated net.
Despite the frustrations of having only one goal this year, Morris didn't hesitate to make the pass.
"At first I expected him to shoot it," Guerriero said. "I wouldn't say he's in a slump, but he's a goal-scorer. He can pick corners. I figured he would, but he's got some of the best hockey sense out there. I never doubt the kid when he's got the puck.
"Everybody wants to score, and when you're not scoring it gets frustrating," he added. "But, he sees the ice better than anybody out there. If he's got the puck, he's going to make a play."
Junior Jared Mudryk finished NU's two-goal second when he buried a breakaway over Leroux's right shoulder with two minutes to play in the period.
In the third frame, Ortlip scooped the rebound of a shot by Awe at the right post for his fifth tally of the year.
Northeastern doesn't play again until Dec. 28, against Colgate in the opening round of the RPI tournament.
"I think it's a good time to have a break," Guerriero said. "Of course you get the two wins and think 'Why stop now?' But, we leave on a positive note and we'll come back on a positive note. We take that little break, and now we'll be itching to come back. We've got two wins, we know what we can do and we'll go from there."
Princeton returns home Tuesday after a four-game road trip to play ECAC rival Harvard at 7 p.m.
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If you'd asked me 10 years ago whether I would ever become a bottle blonde, I'd have laughed. For starters, I could hardly sit still long enough for a haircut and blowout, much less a three-hour blonding appointment. Nor did the time and money pressures of maintenance have any appeal. As for the fabled color itself?
I didn't envy it. I fully embraced my brunette identity.
Fast-forward a decade. I sit here a honey blonde, my shower fully stocked with products for lightened locks. So what happened?
In terms of my new hair identity, I didn't so much decide as slide. It started with my random grays; dealing with them had led me to a colorist, but the semipermanent brunette rinse she used was making my hair a little too dark. And a little too boring. I decided that if I was going to be even slightly tied down to a salon schedule, I needed to get more sizzle out of the experience. So I did.
First, a few auburn highlights. Then a few blonde ones. And then I toldmy colorist to just go for it. Becoming unabashedly blonde after more than 40 years as a brunette felt . . . huge. And other people agreed, judging from their immediate and emphatic responses. One friend said, "Eh. I liked you better as a brunette." But coworkers, other friends and, most important, my husband gave the new color a big thumbs-up. "Studies show that women whoare brunette are perceived as more serious and competent, and women who are blonde are seen as youthful and more sexually attractive," says Rebecca Curtis, PhD, professor of psychology at Adelphi University on New York's Long Island. While I didn't consciously choose sex appeal over seriousness, the response I've gotten does support the serious-versus-sexy theory.
Now, you may not have transitioned from medium brunette to honey blonde, and maybe you never will. But the odds are good that you'll try a new color, even if you haven't already: While fewer than 50 percent of women in their twenties color their hair, more than 64 percent of women over 35 do. Among women over 50, the number who go blonde rises significantly. "Coloring your hair is the least invasive thing you can do to look younger," says Sharon Dorram, cofounder of Sharon Dorram Color at Sally Hershberger salon, whose clients include Kate Winslet and Renée Zellweger. "It's not laser. It's not Botox. It's a simple thing you do every few months to look brighter and put the life back in your hair."
Sounds wonderful. But going blonder isn't a blanket cure for all the effects of aging. "Rather than 'I'm getting older; I need to go lighter,' the rule should be 'I'm getting older; I need to go softer,' " says Ian Michael Black, North American color director for Aveda. "Softer, paler colors reflect more light, which brightens your complexion and obscures wrinkles. Very dark colors create too much contrast, emphasizing every line—or in the case of women with darker skin, any unevenness in tone."
So how do you decide what your softer shade is? Keep reading.
Blonde Takes Ambition
"Blonder is best" may be the motto for the majority of women as they age, but it's not the easiest hue to achieve or maintain. "Being blonde requires a much higher level of commitment for a graying brunette than for a natural-but-graying blonde," says Jennifer J., a celebrity colorist for L'Oréal Professionnel whose clients have included Cate Blanchett. "If you're going more than two levels lighter than your natural color, you're in for more maintenance—and more risk of damage." That's why aiming for "blondish"—via highlights—is a better first step for most women. "I always say that we'll start with the 'teen schedule,' " says Dorram. "We place a few strategic highlights just to lighten the hair around the face—then you can come back in four months, not four weeks. If you love it, we can gradually add more lightness and brightness."


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Stunning photography by Anne Nunn Photography.
Baked goods from Market of Choice in Eugene, Oregon.
Some things that stood out, pink ruffle bedspread used for a dramatic table cloth.
Banners and Bows from The Land of Nod.
Glitter letters for the O N E, it made for a beutiful focal point.
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To Kill a Mockingbird
by Harper Lee
To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 17 Quotes
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"There has been a request," Judge Taylor said, "that this courtroom be cleared of spectators, or at least of women and children, a request that will be denied for the time being. People generally see what they look for, and hear what they listen for, and they have the right to subject their children to it, but I can assure you of one thing: you will receive what you see and hear in silence or you will leave this courtroom, but you won't leave it until the whole boiling of you come before me on contempt charges. (17.97)
Women are here put in the same category with children as beings in need of protection, whose delicate ears should be shielded from sordid reality. What? You say that rape is something women have to worry about experiencing more than men? Pshaw. They still shouldn't be allowed to hear about it.
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Gone was the terror in my mind of stale whiskey and barnyard smells, of sleepy-eyed sullen men, of a husky voice calling in the night, "Mr. Finch? They gone?" Our nightmare had gone with daylight, everything would come out all right. (17.56)
In the controlled, familiar environment of the courtroom, Scout isn't scared, but Tom is as much in danger of his life there as he was that night in jail. What makes her feelings so different? Why does this space seem safe?


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A business conference serving the rapidly emerging Middle East and North African recycling market
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Nuits Saint-Pierre is ideally located, right downtown, 10 rue du Général Leclerc.
We are close to the restaurants and near the majority of government services.
Phone (from Canada or US)
011 508 41 20 27 (office)
011 508 55 59 82 (mobile)
Nuits Saint-Pierre, 10 rue du Général Leclerc, BP : 4445, 97500 Saint-Pierre et Miquelon
You will arrive by plane ? Nuits Saint-Pierre provides a complimentary shuttle service for its guests : let us know your time of arrival and we will be there !
The plane is definitively the fastest and most comfortable way to travel to Saint-Pierre. For information or to make a reservation:
- go to the Air Saint-Pierre website
- contact Air Saint-Pierre at their office at 1-877-277-7765 ( toll free number from Canada and the US)
Don't forget that when we say " so close, so French", we mean it ! By plane are only at a
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- 75 minute flight from Halifax
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Panthers-Maple Leafs blacked out to due dispute between FOX and Dish Network
This is Panthers press release…
Game is available on Sports Radio 560 WQAM beginning at 7 p.m.
SUNRISE, Fla. – Sunrise Sports & Entertainment announced today that due to the ongoing dispute between FOX and the Dish Network, tomorrow's Florida Panthers game against the Toronto Maple Leafs will be completely blacked out in South Florida. Due to the current dispute, FOX will not lift the blackout rule allowing subscribers of the "NHL Center Ice" programming package to watch their local team through another market's feed.
Fans can still catch all the action from Toronto tomorrow night on 560 WQAM as Randy Moller has the live call from the Air Canada Centre beginning at 7 p.m.
Who out there is affected by this? Email me and I'll try to get to the bottom of this with FOX and the Dish.


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Fibroids: Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, D.C.
Uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) is typically the treatment of choice for dealing with debilitating fibroids (noncancerous uterine tumors), which disproportionately affect women in their forties. During the procedure, tiny beads are inserted into the uterine artery to cut off blood flow; the fibroids shrink, and the patient gets relief without having to undergo a hysterectomy. Probably no hospital is more adept at the procedure than the Georgetown University Hospital, a pioneer in the method since 1997. James Spies, MD, chair of the department of radiology, says the hospital's high success rate stems not only from its long experience (2,500-plus women have undergone the procedure there so far), but also from the hospital's commitment to continuing research; Spies and his colleagues have published more than 80 studies.
Recently, for instance, after testing various types of beads for effectiveness, the hospital banned all but the top-scoring two. Georgetown also keeps a close eye on patient comfort. "We start pain management while women are still in the procedure room, so it's seamless," Spies says. If a woman is not a candidate for UFE, another option, surgical removal of the fibroids, is done at Georgetown with state-of-the-art equipment, and can often be done laparoscopically, which performs the job with less pain than usual.
What to look for closer to home Find physicians who perform UFE at the Society of Interventional Radiology Web site, sirweb.org. Ask how many procedures they've performed and what the outcomes were, Spies suggests. Then inquire into their hospital's pain management approach. "Hospitals have different cultures about this, and it absolutely affects your experience during and after a procedure," says Elvira Lang, MD, associate professor of radiology at Harvard Medical School.
Breast Cancer: Northside Hospital, Atlanta
Top academic teaching hospitals don't have a lock on great women's programs, especially when it comes to breast cancer. Many community hospitals perform well in this area, and foremost among them is Northside Hospital in Atlanta, which diagnoses over one thousand cases a year—more than half in women ages 40 to 59. Northside's Breast Care Program has the latest equipment (digital mammography, computer assisted detection and stereotactic biopsy machines—where views from two angles are fed to a computer to calculate a lump's exact location). Northside's breast program has a staff of over 50 physicians, and the hospital's five-year average survival rates for breast cancer exceed the national average.
Another special feature of Northside is the intense support it offers to women with breast cancer. "As soon as the doctor tells a woman she has the disease—before she has time to Google—I call to wrap my arms around her," says Susan Casella, RN, head nurse navigator. Additional support comes from the hospital's Network of Hope, which connects new patients with women who've successfully completed treatment. "We match women for age, careers, family situation and the like, so each patient feels that her mentor understands all she's going through," explains Patti Owen, RN, director of oncology services. After treatment, women can opt to join a survivors support group.
What to look for closer to home A new National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers puts a stamp of approval on programs meeting rigorous criteria—from care (such as the quality of the pathology department) to caring (such as having a survivors program). The ranks of accredited programs are small but growing. (Northside is currently being evaluated.) Find accredited centers at accreditedbreastcenters.org. Then call to ask what special support they offer for women over 40.
Depression: Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia


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New Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom is almost complete, with just one more jewel to complete its crowd: the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. This new family roller coaster is set to open in 2014. There's no set opening date yet, but if you've been to the park recently, you know that construction is in its final phases.
Click the video accompanying this article to hear from Imagineers Ben VanBeusekon and Mary MacEachin as they talk about the rides most special element: it's one of a kind cars. They'll be able to sway on the track, offering up an experience unlike any other currently existing ride.
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train will bring Snow White back to the Magic Kingdom after she was evicted when Snow White's Scary Adventure made way for Princess Fairytale Hall. Now kids can meet the princesses in that new area, and they'll soon be able to journey through the gemstones in the mine.
Once the opening date is announced, be alert for soft openings. New Fantasyland randomly opened to guests in the days before its grand opening ceremony, and it's like the same will happen with the new roller coaster. You could be among the first to hop aboard and see what it's like to sway on the track firsthand.
To see what's coming up at Busch Gardens Tampa, go here. Learn about what's coming to Universal Studios Florida by going here.
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This is number two of my cookbook series and after many complaints about the first book being written in German, I had to do this in English for a change.
I was born in November 1965 in Saarbrücken/Germany. After my Exams at School I did Collage for Retail and Sales. In 1983 I did my exams at Collage and worked for 5 years in my Parents Orthopedic Shop. In 1988 I felt like going back to College and gaining a Diploma in Chiropody and Podiatry. After I had my Diploma I started my own Podiatry and Chiropody Practice. In 1994 I met my husband and moved away with him. Out of boredom I went back to College and started Advertisement and Marketing Studies. I worked for a wile as an Art Director. When my boss sold his business up I went back to College again and did Studies in HR . I started working in a Recruitment Company where I stayed until 2003. In Summer 2003 I moved with my family to Scotland. I enjoy cooking and baking for family and friends, but I also enjoy walks along the beach and watching the wildlife along the coast.
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Once again, Dustin Markowitz has written something so poignant that it bears spotlighting.
Dustin (shown in photo at right) unquestionably is one of my favorite journalists. And because he writes about bowling, that makes him even worthier. The co-host of Bowling Evolved, Dustin is a bowling analyst, a bowling coach, a bowling crusader and a bowling free-thinker.
Oh, there's one more thing.
Dustin, who was born in Whittier and lives in Laughlin, Nev., is a top-grade bowler with a handful of perfect games and 800 series.
And he's a mere 28 years old.
His comments and philosophy about bowling have appeared in this column before. Dustin recently provided more insights on his Facebook page.
That post displayed once again Dustin's passion for the game and eventually turned into a mini-essay.
With Dustin's permission, I'm repeating his recent post:
"Do you ever watch kids bowl? I know I do. I have a great group of kids, now teens and adults, who have fallen in love with the sport of bowling and have a great time with it. They are friendly, considerate, competitive and willing to help each other grow within the game. I listen to them as they talk about their heroes on the PBA and who inspires them as bowlers. They talk about how great it is to be out there each week. They talk about the fun and the desire to want to be better. I watch them and realize that there is something I've been missing as both a competitive bowler and a bowling journalist and that is the answer to the question, 'What happened to bowling?'
"Three years ago I asked that question as a way to try and make bowlers realize that the key to making our sport better was to change our attitude and inspire the younger generation to shape the sport in a way we desire. Now while I still believe that to be true, I think I now understand why we have allowed ourselves to fall into our current state.
"The fact is we all are the same when it comes to our attitude about bowling. Every person who has grown up in the sport and reading this right now, including the man behind the keyboard, has complained and spit fury at the nature of the sport. Justified or not, we all have been angry and hurt by how bowling has treated us. We complain about how easy the game has become. We complain about how the associations don't care. We complain about money, awards, equipment, conditions, layouts, technology and most importantly we complain about each other. And why? Why at the end of the day, do bowlers continue to complain? The answer is that we have forgotten what made us fall in love with the sport to begin with.
"For just a second, I want you, the reader, to put yourself back into the 'you of the past.' I want you to be that 4-year-old kid with his first bowling ball. The 13-year-old outcast who found a social outlet. The 17-year-old athlete who discovered how enjoyable the sport can be. I want you to put yourself back and remember what made you fall in love with bowling in the first place. Remember not the times when you hated the prize fund in your league but rather what it felt like to bowl on your first team with friends.
"Remember not the grind of having to figure out a new technology but rather the thrill of getting to throw a new bowling ball. Remember not the dread of 'having to go bowling' but instead the time when you had the 'opportunity to go bowling.' In short, look at bowling through the eyes of a child.
"It's too easy for us to hate what we see. However, I would venture to bet not a single one of you were malicious in the beginning. Not a single one of you cared about the money or that the shot was too easy. We did not start bowling to argue about sandbaggers or the oil pattern. No, we focused on having fun in a sport we all fell in love with.
"We found ourselves washed in a euphoria of excitement and camaraderie that is not quite found in any other sport in the world. Men, women and children of all ages, races and creeds are able to find a similar stomping ground and enjoy what it is that bowling has to offer. We watched our heroes with a smile, be it the generation of Fazio and Allison, Roth and Holman, Ozio and Aulby or Williams and Weber. Simply stated, we did not hate the game but rather embraced it. We found the good and held onto it until we allowed our emotions and cynicism to dictate our enjoyment.
"I look today at my kids who are bowling and swell with pride at them. I am proud to see them enjoying what our sport has to offer but ultimately sadden because I realize there is something everyone else seems to have lost. Something special, something simple and something I know I am going to try my damnedest to change in me, you and everyone who wants to fall back in love with this game.
"So what happened to bowling? We grew up."


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