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American Nudist: Life in a California Nude Resort
Hot Springs of the Sierras
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Guide to San Francisco's Neighborhoods
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Pacific Coast Highway Photo Gallery
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Fort Collins, Colorado: Rafting the Poudre
Historic Denver: A Journey through Colorado's Gold Rush
Grand Junction, Colorado: Western Charm and Mountain Splendor
The Four Corners Region: Exploring the Mysteries of Hillerman Country
Discovering Bones in Colorado's Dinosaur Narional Park
Colorado Adventuring By Air, By Land and By Water
Grand County Colorado: Hot Springs and Hot Strings
Retro Connecticut
Riding canal-side in Simsbury CT
New Haven: Center of Culture and Cuisine in Connecticut
Connecticut's Quiet Corner: Lots to See and Do
District of Columbia
The Smithsonian Museums: A Different Side of Washington, DC
Apalachicola and Florida's Not Altogether Forgotten Coast
Miami on Wheels: Traveling With a Disability
Haulover Beach, Florida: The Ultimate Nude Beach
Northwest Florida's Gulf Coast: Abundant Wildlife and Unspoiled Beauty
Vero Beach Florida: Far From Miami
Florida's Gulf Islands: An Old-Fashioned Family Vacation
Gainesville, Florida: More Than Just Gators
By the Banks of the Suwannee: Natural North Florida
The Everglades: Filled With Beauty and History
Little Havana, Miami, Florida
Raw Nature, Rawhide: Touring Florida's Eco-Ranches
Way Down Upon The Suwannee River: Houseboating in Florida
Georgia: An Eagle Island State of Mind
Haints and Haunts in Historic Savannah
Making Time With Marta: A Whirlwind Weekend on Atlanta's Subway System
Molokai: Hawaii's Almost Empty Island
Hawaii, Elvis-Style: Tracing the Footsteps of The King
Maui: There's Something About Hana
Hawaii's Big Island: Lava, Love and Luxury
Hanging Loose in Hawaii: Maui is Unparalleled
Hawaii's Big Island: Somewhere Between East and West
Hanalei, Hawaii: Paradise Found
Science by the Sea: Doing Dolphin Research in Hawaii
The Spirit of Oahu: Touring Ancient Hawaii Today
Hidden Hawaii: The Real Island Paradise
Winter & Summer Adventures in the Idaho Panhandle
The Idaho Panhandle: Crossing the Crown of the Continent
Hidden Gems in South Central Idaho: A Pleasant Detour From the Ordinary
The Hunt For Morels In Idaho
Boise Idaho: An Air of Optimism
Moscow, Idaho Destination Guide
Chicago: Charm and Chow Warm a Chilly Traveler
Chicago's Top Ten Places to See and Things To Do
Springfield, Illinois: Relearning the Legacy of Lincoln
Harrison County Indiana: Caves, Canoes, History and Wine
Indianapolis Motor Speedway: A Lap of the Track
Winneshiek County, Iowa: Canoeing the Upper Iowa River
The Marble Super Dome of Monroe County, Kentucky
Drive-Through Liquor: Exploring Kentucky's Bourbon Trail
Lexington, Kentucky: Where Bourbon, Betting and Breeding Are a Family Affair
Searching for Secrets on the Country Music Highway
New Orleans Revisited: Something Different About Bourbon Street
New Orleans According to "Treme"
St. Francisville, Louisiana: Plantation Homes, Spanish Moss and Southern Hospitality
Lafayette, Baton Rouge and New Orleans: Great Art, Great Food, Great Music
Donaldsonville, Louisiana: A Road Trip Back in Time
New Orleans Rising: Finding New Hope After Katrina
New Orleans is Back and Better Than Ever
Mardi Gras in Southwestern Louisiana
New Orleans Destination Guide
The Desert of Maine: It Started as a Patch of Sand
A Windjammer Cruise Along Maine's Craggy Coast
Magnificent Maine: Hikes and Lobsters in Mount Desert Island
Rockland, Maine: Fine Art and Family Fun
The York Harbor Inn: History, Luxury and Spectacular Seafood
Old Orchard Beach, Maine: For Families of All Ages
Finding The Perfect Summer Rental: Southport Island, Maine
Portland, Maine: A Stalwart Seafaring City
Belfast, Maine: New England's Coastal Secret
Sailing the Maine Coast: Schooner Time Down East
Into the Woods: Family Outdoors Adventures in New England
Budget-Friendly Food with Flair in Baltimore
Baltimore Attractions Won't Break the Bank
Assateague Island and Ocean City, Maryland: Summer Fun with Wild Ponies
By the River's Edge Canoeing in a Maryland Nature Preserve
Girlz in Ballimore: Getting to Know the City With Woman Friends
40 Berkeley: A Boston Hostel with More
Martha's Vineyard MA: Serendipitous Discoveries and Dockside Lodging
Top Ten Restaurants in Northampton MA
Williamsburg, Massachusetts: Creating Art on Your Vacation
Gloucester Massachusetts: America's Oldest Seaport Reconnects to its Roots
The Berkshires: Keeping It Local in Western Massachusetts
Salem, Massachusetts: Witches Everywhere, Real and Fictional
Greenfield, Massachusetts: A Good Old-Fashioned Home Town
Martha's Vineyard: Much More than Beaches and CelebritiesProvincetown, Massachusetts: Biking, Art and Open-Minded Culture
Cruising the Massachusetts Coast
A Walking Tour of Boston's Waterfront
Kidding Season: Three Days on a Massachusetts Goat FarmA Three-Generation Moms' Getaway on Cape Cod
Lowell, Massachusetts: History and Culture in the City of Kerouac
Hancock Shaker Village: Plain and Simple
Christmas in Edgartown: Fun for the Family
Amherst, Massachusetts: The Quintessential New England College Town
Learning to Fly: A Bird's-Eye View of the Pioneer Valley
Boston With Kids: A Real Family-Friendly Destination
Boston's Chinatown: An Uncommon Treasure
Biking Cape Cod: On the Trail of Henry David Thoreau
West Tisbury: A Rural Respite on Martha's Vineyard
Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Destination Guide
Northampton, Massachusetts Destination Guide
Into the Woods: Family Outdoors Adventures in New England
A Journey into Transcendentalist New England
Metro Detroit: Bulletproof Vest Not Required
Isle Royale: Michigan's Secret Island
Lights Out: Big Bay Point Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast
Howling with the Wolves in Ely, Minnesota
Leech Lake, Minnesota: Finding My Inner Fisherwoman
Minneapolis Steps Into the Spotlight
The Katy Trail: Bicycling through Missouri's Wine Region
Vicksburg, Mississippi: The Key to the Civil War
Jammer Joe Behind the Wheel: Glacier's Iconic Red Buses
Chico Hot Springs Resort and Spa: a Montana Tradition
Montana's Northern Tier: Dinosaurs, Diners and Drag Racing
A Girlfriend Getaway in Glacier Country, Montana
Montana's Glacier Country: Majestic Mountains, Hip Downtowns and Cozy Lodges
Riding in Montana Among the Aspens
Becoming Part of a Ranching Family in Montana
Glacier Country: Real Dining, Real Skiing in Northwest Montana
Montana's Wildest Winter Resorts
Ennis, Montana: Fantastic Fishing and Friendly Folks
Buffalo Soldiers: Volunteer to Save Buffalo in Yellowstone National Park
Wintering in Montana: Glacier National Park and Whitefish
Viewing Cranes in Kearney, Nebraska
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Elko County, Nevada: "Where the Skies Are Not Cloudy All Day"
Nevada's Burning Man Festival: Raunchy Rainbow Picture Show
A Snake Safari in Northwest Nevada
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Squam Lake, New Hampshire: The Perfect Place for a Father-Daughter Getaway
A New York Fashionista Discovers Luxury in the Granite State
New Hampshire's Grand Hotels: Where Classic Meets Contemporary
New Hampshire's White Mountains: Family Fun at 6,288 Feet
Portsmouth: New Hampshire's Historic Seaport
Concord, New Hampshire: A Capital Destination
New Hampshire Summer Stock Theatre: The Magic That's Born in the Heart
D Acres of New Hampshire: A Refreshing Weekend Getaway
New Hampshire's Stonehenge: Ancient Mystery
New Hampshire's Grande Dame, the Mt. Washington Hotel
Take the Waterfall Tour: Mt. Washington Valley, New Hampshire
Into the Woods: Family Outdoors Adventures in New England
Sleeping in the Hay: Farm Stays in New England
New Jersey
Princeton, NJ: Famous Residents and History on Every Corner
Cruising from New Jersey: An Easy Departure for Families
The New Jersey Coast: Finding the Twilight Down the Shore
Sandy Hook, New York: A Different Sort of Beach
Track Your Wild Side in New Jersey
New Mexico
Scenic Santa Fe: An Enchanted City Any Time of Year
The Four Corners Region: Exploring the Mysteries of Hillerman Country
Route 66: The Main Street of America
Taos Ski Valley Opens Up For Snowboards
Taos, New Mexico: Still Heavenly
New York
Lake Placid, New York: Winter Sports in Slow Motion
Going Beyond Broadway: SoHo in Lower Manhattan
The Big Apple on a Budget: Discovering New York from a Different Angle
To the Five Boroughs: A New York City Beastie Boys Tour
City Island, New York: A Small Fishing Village in the Bronx
Jamaica Bay: "The Jewel of New York Harbor"
Albany, New York: Exploring the City and the Waterways in the Rain
Racing Season in Saratoga, New York
New York, New York: Taking a Bite of the Big Apple
New York's Finger Lakes Region: Eat, Drink and Be Merry
Glass Wonders and Downtown Attractions in Corning, New York
A Walk for Everyone: The Lower Tip of Manhattan Island
Six Hundred Feet Below Manhattan: A Visit to the Land of the Sandhogs
A Visitor's Guide to the South Bronx
Micro-Hotels Let You Visit New York on a Budget
Hiking the Gertrude's Nose Trail in the Shawangunks
Lake Placid, New York: Olympic Memories and Adirondack Splendor
Manhattan's Lower East Side: The Big Onion
Chautauqua, New York: A Great Place to Start a Tradition
Climbing New York's Shawangunks
Brooklyn, New York Destination Guide
You Can Go Home Again: Returning to Ulster County
Pollywogg Holler: A New York State Ecolodge
Community Tourism Comes to New York City
A Flushing, New York YMCA
North Carolina
Brasstown, North Carolina: Learning Vacations at the Campbell Folk School
The Real Cold Mountain: North Carolina's Chilly, Hilly West
Hang Gliding in the Outer Banks: Soaring Over Alligators and Snakes
Cleveland, Ohio: A Great City to Visit
Lake Erie's South Bass Island: Fishing, Partying and Birdwatching
An Invitation from the Cherokee Nation: Rediscover America
Bartlesville, Okalahoma: A Unique American Destination
Route 66: The Main Street of America
Yurts and Cabins in Oregon and Washington State Parks
Mount Bachelor in Bend, Oregon:
The Big Mountain We Didn't Know About
Walk On, Fido: A Guide to Dog-Friendly Portland, Oregon
Oregon: Enjoying Coastal Delights
Oregon's Willamette Valley: A Wine Lover's Heaven
Portland, Oregon: Keeping It Weird
Pacific Coast Highway Photo Gallery
Philadelphia: Touring the Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site
Biking Pittsburgh's Transformed Riverfronts
A Circular Romp Through Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Lititz: The Heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country
Pennsylvania's Elk Rut: A Fight for Love and Glory
Pittsburgh, PA: Nature, Culture, Rivers, Arts and No Steel Mills
Experience Philadelphia Using All Five Senses
Skating Through Intercourse: In-line Touring Through Amish Country
Rhode Island
Cruisin' the Dunes on Block Island, Rhode Island
The Ocean House Hotel atop Watch Hill Rhode Island
A Taste of Providence: Sampling Rhode Island's Quirky Cuisine
Sights and Sounds of Providence: Rhode Island's Creative Capital
Rhode Island's South County: Quirky Cuisine, Great Fishing
Providence, Rhode Island's Benefit Street: An Architectural Showcase
South Carolina
South Carolina: Sleeping in a Treehouse
South Carolina: Paddleboarding To The Barrier Islands
Gorgeous Greenville, South Carolina
South Dakota
The Crazy Horse Memorial: Larger Than Life in South Dakota
De Smet, South Dakota: A Family Visit to the 'Little House on the Prairie'
Half a Million Harleys: Rally Week in South Dakota
Memphis, Tennessee: Land of Elvis and Martin Luther King
Nashville: A Renaissance in Music City
A San Antonio Girlfriend Getaway: On the Rocks with Salt
Galveston, Texas: The Indomitable Island
Houston, Texas: A Great Place to Be Yourself
Houston's Art Car Parade: A Celebration of Individuality
Family Fun: The Texas Gulf Coast Has It All
Beaumont, Texas: Wildlife and Nightlife in the Heart of the Oil Patch
Riding into North Texas Horse Country
Dallas: The Big D Offers Museums Galore and Even Places to, um, Walk!
Amarillo, Texas Destination Guide
Snow Basin, Powder Mountain and Sundance: Three of Utah's Hidden Gems
St. George, Utah: The Red Rocks are Calling Me Back
Family Fun in Goblin Valley, Utah: A Rare Jewel of Nature
Salt Lake City: Visiting the Mormon Temple & Museum
Utah: Revitalized Salt Lake City is Vibrant, Even Hip (Really!)
Digging Up The Past in Utah's Flaming Gorge
The Four Corners Region: Exploring the Mysteries of Hillerman Country
Skiing Utah: A Four-Day Women-Only Getaway
Biking Utah's Canyonlands: The White Rim Trail
Laid-back Luxury: Getting Around by Houseboat
Climbing Trees in the Northeast Kingdom
Wanderlust Festival in Vermont
Kent St. John's Vermont Fall Foliage Gallery
Vermont's Northeast Kingdom: Bucolic Beauty and Outdoor Adventure
Naked in Vermont: A Visit to a Clothing-Optional Resort
Stowe, Vermont: A Classic New England Town
Hiking Mount Mansfield, Vermont's Highest Peak
Burlington, Vermont: Cruising, Bicycling, Dining and Ziplining
Smugglers Notch, Vermont: Screaming Fun on Groomers and Glades
Battenkill Valley, Vermont: Cows and Covered Bridges
At Home With Norman Rockwell: Arlington, Vermont
Moose Balls, Anyone?: Vermont's Benefit Game Suppers
Fighting to Keep the Farm: Vermonters Get Creative
Into the Woods: Family Outdoors Adventures in New England
Sleeping in the Hay: Farm Stays in New England
Norfolk, Virginia: A Nautical Navy City
Lots of Free Attractions in Historic Richmond, Virginia
Nature, History and Railroads: Enjoying Them All in Richmond, Virginia
Virginia's Northern Neck: Surrounded by Water, History and Natural Beauty
Yurts and Cabins in Oregon and Washington State Parks
Sustainable Seattle: Green Space and Local Produce
A Mancation in Spokane: Unforgettable Thrills
Washington's San Juan Islands: A Little Piece of Paradise
Winthrop, Washington: The Next Jackson Hole?
Cowboys and History in Washington State: Exploring the Highland Historical Loop Drive
Bumbershoot and Beyond: The Hippest Caffeine Coast Happenings
Seattle's Happenings
Top Ten Places for a Date in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Wisconsin's Glacial Drumlin Trail: The Leisurely Way
Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Great Beers, Music Festivals and Art
Milwaukee, Wisconsin: A Festival For Everyone
Hammering Out the Kinks at an Alternative Spa and Carpentry School!
Bison and Beer in the Old West
Yellowstone National Park Photo Gallery
Wyoming: Viewing Wolves in Yellowstone Park
Wyoming: Cheyenne's Frontier Days Bring the Old West to Life
Duding with Dad: A Family Vacation in the American West
North America Guides
The Top Ten Volunteer Wildlife Conservation Programs in the US
Route 66: The Main Street of America
My Teepee or Yours? North America's Most Uncommon Lodgings
Driving I-95: America's East Coast Highway
Fung Wah Buses: The Price is Right
Pacific Coast Highway Photo Gallery
Fear of Flying: Across the US on Amtrak's Southwest Chief
Take the Train: Railpasses Around the World
A Guide to Culinary and Wine Tours
A Guide to Historic and Cultural Tours
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Talking JavaOne with Rock Star Charles Nutter
By Janice J. Heiss on Sep 30, 2012
We spoke with distinguished Rock Star, Charles Nutter.
A JRuby Update from Charles Nutter
Charles Nutter of Red Hat is well known as a lead developer of JRuby, a Ruby implementation of Java that is tightly integrated with Java to allow for the embedding of the interpreter into any Java application with full two-way access between the Java and the Ruby code.
Nutter is giving the following sessions at this year's JavaOne:
- CON7257 – "JVM Bytecode for Dummies (and the Rest of Us Too)"
- CON7284 – "Implementing Ruby: The Long, Hard Road"
- CON7263 – "JVM JIT for Dummies"
- BOF6682 – "I've Got 99 Languages, but Java Ain't One"
- CON6575 – "Polyglot for Dummies" (Both with Thomas Enebo)
I asked Nutter, to give us the latest on JRuby. "JRuby seems to have hit a tipping point this past year," he explained, "moving from 'just another Ruby implementation' to 'the best Ruby implementation for X,' where X may be performance, scaling, big data, stability, reliability, security, and a number of other features important for today's applications. We're currently wrapping up JRuby 1.7, which improves support for Ruby 1.9 APIs, solves a number of user issues and concurrency challenges, and utilizes invokedynamic to outperform all other Ruby implementations by a wide margin. JRuby just gets better and better."
When asked what he thought about the rapid growth of alternative languages for the JVM, he replied, "I'm very intrigued by efforts to bring a high-performance JavaScript runtime to the JVM. There's really no reason the JVM couldn't be the fastest platform for running JavaScript with the right implementation, and I'm excited to see that happen."
And what is Nutter working on currently? "Aside from JRuby 1.7 wrap-up," he explained, "I'm helping the Hotspot developers investigate invokedynamic performance issues and test-driving their new invokedynamic code in Java 8. I'm also starting to explore ways to improve the general state of dynamic languages on the JVM using JRuby as a guide, and to help the JVM become a better platform for all kinds of languages."
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Shining star of Santa Barbara's architectural renaissance, the L-shaped Moorish courthouse (1929) surrounds a verdant sunken courtyard and garden. Above the cornice of the facade's Anacapa Arch is chiseled the city's motto: "God gave us the country. The skill of man hath built the town." Arched doorways, open-air galleries and graceful curving staircases distinguish the interior of the steel-frame building. Intricate Tunisian tile mosaics and metal work abound; even elements such as telephone booths are cached in carved wood frames. The Board of Supervisors' Assembly Room (2nd floor) features murals by artist Dan Sayre Groesbeck illustrating the area's history. From the observation deck atop the 85ft clock tower extends an excellent panoramaaa of the city.
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August 28, 2014 | Vol. 118 -- No. 19
Mabel Dunbar, president and CEO for the Women's Healing and Empowerment Network and Airway Heights Mayor Patrick Rushing cut the ribbon to open Cleone's Closet back in January 2013. Cleone's Closet will be moving to 1615 S. Lyons Road.
Cleone's Closet Thrift Store in Airway Heights is temporarily closing its doors as it moves to its new location at 1615 S. Lyons Road, right behind Stimson's Contracting.
Cleone's Closet is a part of the Women's Healing and Empowerment Network, a non-profit organization providing counseling, healing centers and other services for individuals and families affected by abuse. The store sells gently used clothing for adults and children, and other household items, as well.
Mabel Dunbar, president and CEO for the Women's Healing and Empowerment Network, said Cleone's Closet started out as a mea...
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As growth in a modern economy depends far more on innovation than on near-0% short-term interest rates, Congress is getting involved; the House passed the Innovation Act in early December. Uh-oh. You and I may see the issue and think in terms of reducing intellectual property uncertainty, but a politician's eyes survey the landscape and see the opportunity to extract rent from both innovators and those who wish to profit from others' intellectual property. Never forget, either, the interests of the litigation industry.
I noted in another time and place that investors could view the pharmaceutical industry similarly to business of resource exploration, where one success has to pay for a large number of failures. Those daunting economics -- as research & development becomes more about designer molecules than putting mold on a Petri dish and waiting -- drove the industry into me-too development and the chasing of a few blockbuster drugs.
An investor in an intellectual property (IP) business sees two cash-flow streams -- one from current products and a bundle of out-of-the-money call options that have low probabilities of success and high payoffs when they do succeed. Investors in IP businesses already own these options embedded in the stock; a mechanism to separate out and monetize those embedded call options would make the IP firm a less risky investment at the expense of transferring some of the upside to new license holders.
This is not as radical of a move as it may sound. The entertainment industry and even the wildcat drilling industry long have sold participations in their wildcat projects. To say these have been high-risk/high-return adventures would be something of an understatement. Moreover, large firms within an industry often financed their R&D ventures via licensing operations where the principal licensees were their competitors. These firms understood each other's technology and, just as important, had low search costs for and symmetric information about the IP involved. They could operate as a club, for better or worse.
A Marketplace
The need to bring market-based pricing, transparency, and new actors prompted the creation of the
Intellectual Property Exchange International
. Interestingly, the Chicago Board of Options Exchange (CBOE) is one of the funders of this venture, perhaps in recognition of the aforementioned optionality of IP returns. The exchange revolves around what it calls Unit License Rights,
defined as
"exchange-traded, non-exclusive license right product, offered on a nondiscriminatory basis at a market-based price and with standardized terms."
Translation: You get to own a piece of the action at a market-based price and with experts involved in the due diligence process on both a legal and technological basis. If this works, the rewards for innovation should increase while risks should decline. If that is not the proverbial win-win solution to our tangled IP mess, I do not know what is.
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AMES, Iowa (AP) - Martin Rancik's 19 points and his team's success from 3-point range led Iowa State to its third straight victory Saturday, 70-62 over Texas Tech.
The Cyclones (12-7 overall, 3-3 Big 12) made eight of 10 3-pointers - three by Rancik, two each by Michael Nurse and Rodney Hampton and sophomore Marcus Fizer's first in his college career.
It was Texas Tech's fourth loss in five games.
The Cyclones opened their biggest lead of the game, 60-49, on a Hampton 3-pointer with 3:31 to play but could not put Texas Tech (10-8, 2-4) out of reach.
Nurse missed two free throws with just under a minute to play and with Iowa State leading 63-58, but Rancik got the rebound on the second miss, was fouled and completed a three-point play.
Fizer had 17 points for the Cyclones, and Nurse and Hampton scored 12 points each.
Iowa State outrebounded Texas Tech 40-26, led by Stevie Johnson's 11.
The Red Raiders kept the game close, especially in the first half with three ties, the last at 26-26 with 3:03 before halftime. But Rancik hit a 3-pointer and made two free-throws to give Iowa State a 31-26 lead at the break.
Rayford Young led Texas Tech with 13 points. James Ware scored 12 and Andy Ellis added 10. The Red Raiders played without injured starters Cliff Owens and Stan Bonewitz.
Iowa State played just seven players, and Fizer had five stitches in his right hand after cutting it in practice Tuesday. Nurse has been struggling with back pain.


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The Cardinal return to The Farm after posting a 1-1 record on the road last weekend. Stanford will host the No. 5 ranked Loyola College Greyhounds on Saturday at 1:00 pm at Maloney Field. This weekend's game marks the home finale for the Cardinal.
Stanford enters the weekend with a 8-6 overall record and a 4-0 mark in Mountain Pacific Sports Federation play ... The Cardinal will be the top seed in next month's MPSF Championship ... Stanford is ranked No. 20 in the latest IWLCA poll ... The Cardinal have posted a 5-5 record at Maloney Field this season. Since 1997, the Cardinal have posted a 30-16 record at home ... The Cardinal and the Greyhounds' game last year was the first meeting between the two schools. Loyola edged the Cardinal, 9-5 at Maloney Field ... The Cardinal have faced the nation's best in 2004. This weekend's game versus Loyola represents Stanford's seventh game versus a ranked opponent this season ... With five more goals over the weekend, senior Abbi Hills leads the team with 30 goals on the season and has scored 112 goals in her four years on The Farm, good for second most in Stanford history ... The Cardinal boast a balanced attack with six players having scored 14 or more goals this season ... Stanford ranks 15th in the country in scoring defense, allowing 8.43 goals per game.
Senior goalkeeper Christina Saikus has registered 127 saves on the season and ranks eighth in the country in save percentage (.572) and 13th in goals against average (8.12). Her 20 saves versus Ohio State rank as the ninth highest single-game total this season.
This weekend's game versus Loyola marks the last home game for this year's Cardinal class. Kim Cahill, Tiffany Chao, Larissa Conte, Katie Grube, Abbi Hills and Christina Saikus comprise Stanford's senior class. They have helped put Stanford women's lacrosse on the map. Their accomplishments include helping the Cardinal capture four consecutive league titles, helped Stanford become the first-ever West Coast school to achieve a national ranking and the first to ever garner a preseason national ranking.
The Greyhounds head to The Farm with an impressive 12-2 record and a No. 5 national ranking ... Loyola's only two losses this season have come to top-ranked Princeton (9-5) and No. 7 ranked Virginia (12-11) ... Prior to their setback versus the Cavaliers, the Greyhounds had won their last nine games ... Rachel Shuck broke the Loyola career assist record with two assists against Virginia to give her 81 assists for her career ... Loyola has posted a 7-1 road record this season ... Sydney Greene leads the Greyhounds with 36 goals, while Shuck leads the team in assists with 29. Kim Lawton and Cindy Nicolaus have split time in the cage, with each logging 420 minutes. Nicolaus leads the team in saves (93) and save percentage (.624).
The Cardinal posted a 1-1 record on their trip to the East Coast. Stanford fell, 9-5 at Duke, but bounced back to crush Davidson, 16-5. Senior midfielder Abbi Hills continued to provide an offensive spark for the Cardinal, scoring five goals on the weekend. Hills added two goals versus the Blue Devils and registered a first half hat-trick versus the Wildcats. Senior goalkeeper Christina Saikus collected 11 saves in the loss to Duke. In the win over the Wildcats, Hills scored three first half goals to help the Cardinal build an insurmountable 9-1 half time lead. Sophomore Sarah Bach and freshman Michelle DeChant each had a game-high two assists to go along with one goal scored apiece. Juniors Nina Pantano and Claire and Julia Calzonetti each tallied two goals apiece in the win.
Two Stanford players have garnered Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Player of the Week honors in senior Abbi Hills and junior Kelsey Twist. Hills was named the MPSF Player of the Week for her performance during the week of March 22-28th, while Twist earned the weekly honor the following week (29th-April 4th). Hills led Stanford to a 3-0 record and helped the Cardinal clinch the No. 1 seed in the upcoming MPSF women's lacrosse Championship. For the week, Hills scored an amazing 11 goals, including six in Stanford's big 16-5 win over Denver, which clinched the top seed in the MPSF Championship. Twisted turned in an all-around solid performance in the Cardinal's 15-12 overtime win over Cal, scoring four goals and adding an assist, while also registering six draw controls, three caused turnovers and two ground balls.
Stanford University women's lacrosse Head Coach Michele Uhlfelder was inducted into the Greater Baltimore Chapter of U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Uhlfelder, one of 11 inductees, was honored with a Hall of Fame Banquet and induction ceremony on Saturday, January 31st at The Grand Lodge and Masonic Temple in Hunt Valley, Maryland. Each year, the Greater Baltimore Lacrosse Chapter inducts men and women who have made significant contributions to the game of lacrosse in the Baltimore area. Uhlfelder has strong ties to the area with the majority of her family still living there. She grew up in Baltimore and played lacrosse at Pikesville High School in Baltimore and at the University of Maryland, where she was selected a First Team All-American in 1991.
The Stanford University women's lacrosse team earned the program's first-ever preseason national top 20 ranking, coming in at No. 14 in the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) poll and No. 19 in Lacrosse Magazine's annual preseason listings. Stanford is the only west coast school to ever earn a top 20 national ranking (preseason or regular season). The Cardinal, who return 18 letterwinners from last year's 14-4 team, captured its sixth consecutive league title in 2003 and finished the season ranked No. 15 in the final IWLCA poll.
Michele Uhlfelder, entering her fourth season as the head coach at Stanford, has been a pioneer for the sport of lacrosse. In 2001, under Uhlfelder's guidance, Stanford became the first west coast university to ever garner a top 20 national ranking. Uhlfelder has built the Cardinal program into a top 20 team and has Stanford on the brink of earning its first-ever NCAA Tournament bid. The Baltimore, MD native was also recently honored by being inducted into the Greater Baltimore Chapter of U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Uhlfelder isn't just attracting the best and the brightest student-athletes to The Farm, but has also assembled one of the best coaching staffs in the country. Last season, Uhlfelder's staff made history when they became the first lacrosse program ever to boast three World Cup players as coaches. As a player, Uhlfelder has participated in the game at the highest collegiate and international levels. She is a two-time member of the USA Women's National Team (1997, 2001) and was a key player on the 2001 U.S. squad that won a gold medal at the World Cup. She started all seven games and was the third highest scorer on the American team, ranking sixth among all scorers at the World Cup. Uhlfelder is still very much involved with the U.S. Lacrosse as she was chosen as a selector for the U-19 National team in 2003. She has also served as a coach at US Development camps from 2001-03.


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LOS ANGELES - UCLA right-handed pitcher Ryan Deeter has secured Capital One All-District VIII team honors, as announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) on Thursday.
Deeter, a redshirt sophomore from Newark, Calif., becomes the first UCLA baseball player to earn the All-District academic honor since Chris Jensen in 2006. Deeter leads the Bruins with a 0.83 ERA, having gone 1-0 with 19 strikeouts and 11 walks in 21.2 innings, all in relief.
Majoring in math/economics, Deeter ranks second in the Pac-12 Conference with 26 pitching appearances.
In order to be nominated for Academic All-America and All-District honors, student-athletes must have compiled a minimum 3.33 cumulative GPA and have completed at least one full year at their academic institution.
Deeter is joined by four other Pac-12 baseball players on the All-District Team - Kenny Diekroeger (Stanford), Deven Marrero (Arizona State), Collin Slaybaugh (Washington State) and Kevin Swick (USC).
The honorees advance to the Capital One Academic All-America Team ballot, where first-, second- and third-team All-America selections will be chosen later this month.
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Today's Highlight in History:
On April 1, 1789, the U.S. House of Representatives held its first full meeting in New York; Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania was elected the first House speaker.
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In 1853, Cincinnati, Ohio, established a fire department made up of paid city employees.
In 1912, the city of Branson, Mo., was incorporated.
In 1933, Nazi Germany staged a daylong national boycott of Jewish-owned businesses.
In 1939, the United States recognized the government of Gen. Francisco Franco in Spain, the same day Franco went on radio to declare victory in the Spanish Civil War.
In 1945, American forces launched the amphibious invasion of Okinawa during World War II.
In 1962, the Katherine Anne Porter novel "Ship of Fools," an allegory about the rise of Nazism in Germany, was published by Little, Brown & Co. on April Fool's Day.
In 1963, New York City's daily newspapers resumed publishing after settlement was reached in a 114-day strike. The daytime drama "General Hospital" premiered on ABC-TV.
In 1972, the first Major League Baseball players' strike began; it lasted 12 days.
In 1976, Apple Computer was founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne.
In 1983, tens of thousands of anti-nuclear demonstrators linked arms in a 14-mile human chain spanning three defense installations in rural England, including the Greenham Common U.S. Air Base.
In 1984, recording star Marvin Gaye was shot to death by his father, Marvin Gay (cq) Sr. in Los Angeles, the day before his 45th birthday. (The elder Gay pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter, and received probation.)
In 1992, the National Hockey League Players' Association went on its first-ever strike, which lasted 10 days.
Today's Birthdays: Actress Jane Powell is 85. Actress Debbie Reynolds is 81. Actor Don Hastings is 79. Actress Ali MacGraw is 75. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito is 63. Rock musician Billy Currie (Ultravox) is 63. Actress Annette O'Toole is 61. Singer Susan Boyle (TV: "Britain's Got Talent") is 52. Country singer Woody Lee is 45. Actress Jessica Collins is 42. Rapper-actor Method Man is 42. Singer Bijou Phillips is 33. Country singer Hillary Scott (Lady Antebellum) is 27.
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Living Colour is scheduled to perform "Cult of Personality" live at Wrestlemania 29 on Sunday. Their hit song is the entrance music of CM Punk as it's likely this will be part of a grand entrance for his match against The Undertaker. The band confirmed their performance with the following post on Twitter:
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Wins came at a premium in the 1970s for the Wyoming Cowboys. In spite of that, there were top-level players donning the Brown and Gold. In the 10-year span between 1970-79, 14 Pokes were selected in the NFL Draft.
Notables among those on the list included the 1976 draft, in which two players went in the first round, Lawrence Gaines and Aaron Kyle. Three Wyoming natives were on the list, including Nick Bebout (Shoshone) and Scott Freeman (Laramie) and Jerry Gadlin of Cheyenne, each of whom were drafted in 1973. Conrad Dobler, who was drafted in 1972 and played in the NFL from 1972-81, earned the reputation as the NFL's dirtiest player for his gritty, hard-nosed style.
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The 2013 season will mark the 120th anniversary of Wyoming Cowboy Football. To commemorate that anniversary, we will be counting down some of the great memories and moments from Wyoming football history over the next eight weeks leading up to the Cowboys' season opener at Nebraska on Aug. 31.
The 2013 "Countdown to Kickoff" will take Wyoming fans through Cowboy Football history chronologically. The first week will highlight some of the memorable moments from the period from the first season in 1893 through the 1940s. Then each successive week, the countdown will recall great moments from the 1950s, `60s, 70s, 80, 90s, 2000s and the current decade.
Our countdown will only touch on some of the greatest moments, but we encourage you, the Wyoming fans, to share your favorite memories through the official University of Wyoming Athletics Twitter (@wyoathletics) and Facebook pages (Wyoming Cowboys). Fans are encouraged to use #120CowboyTough when sharing their memories.
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PAMPA - Juanita M. Phy Tinsley, 80, died Tuesday, April 24, 2001, in Houma, La.
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Mrs. Tinsley had been a Pampa resident from 1939 to 2000, when she moved to Jefferson. She was a member of the First Christian Church in Pampa since 1940.
Survivors include a son, the Rev. Fred H. Tinsley Jr. of Houma; a daughter, Becky Lynn Tinsley Dossett of San Benito; a sister, Bertha Mae Mason of Jefferson; a brother, Bob Gene Killion of Grand Prairie; and six grandchildren.
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A new roof placed in September 2014 + a boiler so it is all set for you and a comfortable time in Parc le Duc. In the summer there is a team to entertain your children!
There is one bedroom with 2 single beds and in the livingroom a big pull out sofa.
Bathroom, kitchen; fully equipped; washing machine. There are sheets, towels to rent at the reception if you arrive by plane. Flight Amsterdam -Montpellier is 1,5 hour and for about 80,- a return ticket.
Do you like Montpellier and the sun of the Languedoc? Lots of caves, walkingtrails, sea in half hour (car)distance. Montpellier and the airport in half hour. Sauve, Quissac, Sommieres in 30 minutes as well; Nimes (45 minutes), Perpignan (1,5 hour). Barcelona in 3 hours.
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The place is really nice , clean and cozy . The Host friendly and very helpful . I will definitely advise this place perfect for a couple . Thank you !
We thought the apartment was a very good base for visiting Amsterdam, near to shops transport and the park.
There was everything we needed in the apartment and we were very comfortable and there was a good source of information for our visit.
Mieke, who opened the apartment was pleasant.
But the apartment was not what we had expected.
The toilett and the shower together had a space of ca. 0,9 x 1,8 m (or less).
The apartment was smelly. Only the backwards windows to the little yard could be opened. These back yard was full of mosquitoes. And there was non possibility for ventilation during the night without comming in of some mosquitoes.
The apartment was unclean.
Miekes appartement is very comfortable. It's very clean as well, we really enjoyed our stay. Furthermore, Mieke is a very friendly host. She replied instantly to our questions and she had a lot of recommendations about Amsterdam. All together we had a great stay and would choose this appartement again.
The apartment is perfect, so bright and spacious. There is everything you need, plenty of crockery and kitchen equipment if you want to make meals. There are restaurants, snack bars, bars and a supermarket all less than 5 minute walk away. You can walk into the centre in under 25 minutes. We walked through the Jordan district which was really pretty and then across the canals, the walk seems short because it is so interesting. If you don't want to walk the tram stop, just around the corner, takes you to the Leidersplein with numerous restaurants and bars , also the place you can connect to the airport bus. Of course the Amsterdam way maybe you would rent a bike.Everything ran smoothly with the booking, great information provided by Serjo prior to our trip. We were met exactly on time by Laura and she also answered a couple of questions for me when I texted for information during my stay. If you want to visit Van Gogh museum, book fast pass tickets on the museum website (ignore the other sites as tickets from some agents do not help you skip the line) for a timed ticket, I would suggest to try to book one week in advance to get the date and time you need especially at the weekends.
Recommend Bardot for a lovely meal in a friendly atmosphere, the Brel bar on the corner for really good beer, Bagel and Beans coffee shop. all 3 or 4 mins away from the apartment if you want to spend an evening outside of the centre
Thanks for everything we loved your apartment and the location.
Had a lovely weekend at the Westerpark Apartment. Meike ensured we were comfortable - the flat was very clean, neat and welcoming. We were roughly a 25min pleasant walk from the centre -we enjoyed strolling through the nearby park to get there. Alternatively the tram and bus stop almost immediately outside! All in all we had a great weekend and I would highly recommend this apartment if you are looking for a place to stay in Amsterdam.
Amazing stay! Stayed for a week. Perfect transportation access (tram stop round the corner). Perfect apartment for stay for two, with plenty of fresh linen for the week. Lovely street with plenty of bars and restaurants close by!
The Apartment was so beautiful, we had the feeling like we are at home.
Mieke was so nice,and she give us so many information.
This Apartment can only recommend!!
We really enjoyed our stay here and was so easy to get to everything on foot, shops, bars, lovely walks. Will certainly be back, we loved Amsterdam. Thank you to Mieke who was a fantastic host and communication from start to finish was great and clear. I would recommend this apartment to anyone! We will be back! Mick and Lorraine Nairn
Very good appartment to visit Amsterdam. Well located, next to the Tram and the bus line. Mieke was very welcoming and helpful.
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Good wheelset!
By jim5601
from Annapolis, MD
About Me Avid Cyclist
Comments about Vuelta Zerolite Track Wheelset:
Very well made wheelset, no surprises. Easy to install the cog. There was a small nick on one rim - kinda sharp - I filed it down and no more problem. Otherwise quality is good.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Nice rims, definitely lighter than double-walled stock
By DrGenerico
from Port Orford, OR
About Me Casual/ Recreational
Nice rims for the price, came very true with good spoke tension out of the box. I would recommend replacing the stock rim tape with something better as I suspect this was the cause of my first flat.
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A fabulous product at an unbelievable price.
By Ed ReCycled
from Toronto, Ontario
About Me Commuter
I commute to work, about 6 miles one way. These wheels add a new dimension to my cycling experience because they allow me the privilege of having a lighter weight bike without compromising strength or integrity. They are a boon over the standard supplied wheelset.
Great for the price
By Tyler the Messenger
from Seattle, WA
About Me Bike Messenger
I needed to replace a wheelset after an accident, and found these on sale for an amazing price. I am a bike messenger, so I put a lot of weight, and stress on wheels. These were out of true out of the box, and the hubs were too tight, but every wheelset out of the box should be adjusted. After adjusting, they roll pretty good, and have held true. I recommend these wheels. For the price I am very happy. Remove the cheesy stickers, and they look pretty cool too.
great city wheels for a great price
By Jack
from Hamilton, ON
decent quality wheels for an inexpensive price. look nice, stickers came off easy, almost perfectly true right out of the box. came in a nice big sturdy cardboard box with all the hardware bagged and stapled to the side.the bearings seemed a little tight for my taste but since they're cartridge I'm sure they'll work themselves out.all in all should make a great match with my fixed gear build!
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Cheaply Built
By mcass777
from Chicago
Bought these on the cheap. I read the reviews and knew what I was buying. I rode the wheel set for one winter in Chicago. I demand a lot from my gear in these conditions but hoped this set would get me a few years worth of use. The rear wheel felt like it was too tense right out of the box. I opened up the hub to rebuild it and the bearings were black! I do not think there were seals in these at all! Metal on metal! I will keep the front until it dies but will spend the money on a a better rear this season
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Didn't take long to break.
By KC the cyclist
I commute to work everyday, about 250 miles per month. It took about 6 months for a spoke to break on the wheel. I kept riding and the next spoke broke after another couple months (probably weakened from the first). The rim got bent a little at this point and I can't use it anymore. The cheap wheel that came with my cheap bike lasted for about 2 years before I switched to this one. Not very good quality. I wouldn't get it again.
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Reasonable wheel set but useless rim tape
By Pedal Masher
from Colorado
About Me Competitive Cyclist
I bought these wheels for my track bike, and they worked well at first. They are not too heavy and are strong and fast on the road even with the non-sealed bearings. My troubles started when I rode through a flooded trail, and water got into the wheels through the spoke tensioners. Within just miles of this, the water somehow caused the rim tape to stretch and shift inside the wheel causing unexpected and dangerous blowouts through the spoke holes. Before I learned this I could not understand why I was getting blowouts, and attempting to fix my inner tubes was wasted effort due to the large holes. I lost three inner tubes across both wheels on one ride alone and narrowly avoided getting hurt. Luckily I carry spare tubes. My arms are still sore after four day from all the trouble I had fixing my tires and pumping them up to pressure. I thought I would never get home getting blowout after blowout and patches that would not stick. Bottom line, while the wheels seem good to me, the rim tape is useless, hence the rating of 4 stars. Plan on replacing this tape with good quality cloth tape or equivalent.
Great set of wheels for commuting
By Ben
from Lake Forest, IL
I was in the market for an inexpensive set of wheels for the single speed I commute with (22 miles a day). These come shipped with a fixed gear, you need to supply your own freewheel. My key need was durability, my key want was looks and with a couple of hundred miles on them so far, these are delivering on both fronts. I haven't yet decided whether to remove the decals. They are heavy, but they also feel very solid, which I think would be due to the deeper rims. Don't forget you need a longer valve stem (I use 60mm). Out of the box, the front wheel was very slightly out of true, but not enough to warrant a re-truing yet. Ultimately, these are a solid, great looking wheelset for a great price
Don't let this wheelset fool you!
By Jester1028_BONG
from San Diego, CA
Very good wheelset. Already trued and ready for use. Just loosen up the bolts. Minor adjustments. Not as smooth at first but it will work itself out after a ride around the block. Only negative feedback that I have is the packaging itself. It could be better for a safe transit. Other than that this set is perfect for track and road use. Good for training too.
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"ROBOCOP" (in 3D) from Sony Pictures opens today, Wed., Feb. 12, 2014.
STARRING: Joel Kinnaman, Gary Oldman, Michael Keaton, Samuel L. Jackson, Abbie Cornish and Jackie Earle Haley.
DIRECTOR: Jose Padilha ("Elite Squad", "Elite Squad: The Enemy Within").
SYNOPSIS: When Alex Murphy (Kinnaman), a loving husband, father and good cop doing his best to stem the tide of crime and corruption in Detroit, is critically injured in the line of duty, OmniCorp sees their chance for a part-man, part-robot police officer. OmniCorp envisions a Robocop in every city and even more billions for their share-holders. However, they failed to account for one thing: there's still a man inside the machine pursuing justice.
As a fan of violent action films, it's hard to dismiss an entire franchise and a chance of another in the making. Well, not that hard. The original 1987 film directed by Paul Verhoeven wasn't that great and each of its sequels got progressively more ridiculous. Now they're starting over with a better cast and it still hasn't gotten better. The problem could be that good cop do-goody-good intellect that goes with the man in the machine.
It would seem that the sort of violent event that injured this man in the line of duty would distort his sense of priorities. In other words, what if RoboCop was angry, totally vindictive and capable of complete and utter revenge? What if his sense of values was so distorted that he tried to take over OmniCorp and form an army of RoboCops? Is that too Terminator-ish? Possibly but it would be more realistic than this.
Still, there are some fine action scenes and it's not a bad way to spend 108 minutes. It beats the array of rom-coms opening on Friday.


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Razzies, basically the opposite of the Oscars, were handed out this weekend as well as the Oscars, and the "worst of the year" in Hollywood was named. The award winners – or, more appropriately stated, the losers – selected by online Razzies voters, were named on Saturday, according to the New York Daily News on Monday.
Jaden Smith was named worst actor for his starring role in "After Earth," a movie in which he appeared with his father Will Smith – who incidentally was named worst supporting actor for his performance in the movie. As a duo, the two were named the worst screen combo as well.
"After Earth" and Movie 43" both tied for the most Razzies by getting three awards each. "Movie 43," however, beat out "After Earth" as the worst movie of 2013. "After Earth" was a sci-fi flick while "Movie 43" is difficult to describe. Basically, it is an attempt at comedy via an anthology. "Movie 43" featured many stars including Richard Gere, Kate Winslet and Halle Berry. Besides being named worst picture, it also won worst director and worst screenplay. Incidentally, "Movie 43" had 13 directors and 19 screenwriters.
Other negative awards went to Tyler Perry for worst actress for "A Madea Christmas." Kim Kardashian got the worst supporting actress for "Tyler Perry's Temptation."
Quite surprisingly, "Grown-Ups 2" and Adam Sandler didn't win any awards. Even though the Sandler film was nominated 8 times, he escaped the event without even one Razzie award.
Saturday night's event was the 34th annual Razzies presentation which occurred at a conference center near the Dolby Theater where the Oscar awards – for Hollywood's bests – were handed out on Sunday.


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While many have heard of the shocker/punk/metal band GWAR some still have not. GWAR hit the scene in 1984, and has since rose to become a beloved metal band of many. Today brings sad news to fans all over the world, as lead man Dave Brockie, better known as Oderus Urungus has died.
"At approximately 6:53 p.m. on Sunday, Richmond Police were called to a residence in the 4800 block of West Seminary Avenue for a report of a deceased individual," said Richmond Police, while also stating "When officers arrived, they found David M. Brockie, 50, deceased inside the home. Detectives do not suspect foul play at this time and the Medical Examiner's Office will determine cause of death." This comes as a shock to many fans, just as a year ago they lost another member of the band.
It seems that Brockie has finally left this planet, and shall raise hell in other dimensions. Gwar has a massive following and it is to no shock that many are mourning the loss of this creative yet rebellious front man. More details to be reported once they are released.
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These groups welcome newcomers. Please see the Calendar of Events for meeting schedules.
Please join fellow UU Friends for a fun night of board games in Channing Hall. Bring your favorite game as well as any beverages or snacks you might want to share. Meets the second Friday of the month, 6-8 pm, in Channing Hall. Please contact Winnie Williams with questions at winiwilliams(at)aol(dot)com
Need a night out? This group of gentlemen gather for a variety of activities. All men are invited to participate. Watch the Weekly Intercom for the current outings. For more information contact Steve Evans, evans.steve(at)principal(dot)com; or Ryan Beck, rbeck62(at)gmail(dot)com.
Knowledge of bridge fundamentals is necessary, but beyond that, skill levels in the group range from novice to expert. Bridge meets monthly on the first Friday of the month.
There is also a Duplicate Bridge group. You will need a partner for this monthly gathering. Playing is within the duplicate bridge general structure. Duplicate Bridge meets on the third Friday of the each month. For more information, contact Jane Swanson at jswanson(at)website-center(dot)com.
To help foster the connections within our ever-growing community, we are encouraging all Members, Friends, and Visitors to participate in Face2Face Gatherings this year.
You will not be asked to commit to anything, just to sit down and get to know someone for 40 minutes. Please plan on joining us and make some new UU friends! If you have questions please contact Linda Barnes, Membership Coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Great Decisions, a group that has met for many years at our church, is a discussion program produced by the Foreign Policy Association, New York City, and featuring a briefing book titled Great Decisions. The latest version of the book is available for purchase. For more information, contact Fred La Croix at f.lacroix(at)mymailstation(dot)com or 277-8967. Meets monthly on the fourth Sunday at 11:00 a.m. in the Minister's Office.
The Humanist Society of Iowa, a chapter of the American Humanist Association, is an affiliate of First Unitarian Church of Des Moines. We emphasize a non-theistic approach to living and promote a scientific, rational and naturalistic perspective of the world. Join us the second Monday of each month, 7 - 8:30 p.m., in Channing Hall.
Interweave serves three primary purposes: (1) Provide social interaction for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender people and allies, (2) Publicize the church to the greater Des Moines GLBT community and anyone seeking a liberal religious environment, and (3) Help the church further its goal of supporting social justice.
The local Interweave chapter is part of Interweave Continental, Inc. Interweave meets for a social potluck lunch on the second Sunday of the month following the second service, and also participates in the annual Pride Parade and sponsors a booth at PrideFest.
Play UU is a parenting group at First Unitarian for parents with children under age 5. Activities are varied and include family outings and parent-nights out (childcare provided). See the Calendar of Events or the Intercom Weekly email for the latest scheduled events.
Sacred Bridges chapter of the Covenant of Unitarian Univeralist Pagans hosts Earth-based rituals and social gatherings to create a safe, positive, and uplifting space where pagans and people who are curious about paganism can meet and learn. In addition, we gather monthly for event planning and discussion about involvement and group growth. We encourage participation in Unitarian Universalism, but membership is not required to participate in events. The chapter supports both pagan and UU paths and works to help one another and grow as a community, linking pagans together and giving others the chance to explore Earth-based spirituality. For more information, email sacredbridgescuups(at)gmail(dot)com.
A great opportunity to make new friends! Groups of 8 will get together to share a meal on four occasions. Members and friends, singles and couples are invited to sign up for a group. A host and start-up date will be assigned for the first meal and then the group will be responsible for setting future sites, dates and times. Dinners may be held in a home or a restaurant. Home hosts provide the main dish and guests fill in the side dishes. If the group agrees, a host may choose to have the group eat in a restaurant (Dutch treat). Sign-up starts in September, suppers begin in October.
A continuation of the Small Group Ministry format of the last 10 years. Members will meet the first and third Mondays of the month, 10am - Noon. The first hour is an opportunity for members to share recent events in their lives. The second hour is a discussion around a chosen topic from the Small Group Ministry collection. For more information, contact Carol Henderson, carol(at)hendersoncentral(dot)net or 515-491-7657; or Jill Moser, jvjmoser(at)gmail(dot)com or 515-274-5086.
These small, relational groups made up of six to ten people led by trained facilitators meet once a month to establish and nurture themselves in this community, to explore and engage monthly religious service themes in more depth, and to reconnect with their deepest selves, life's gifts, and needs greater than their own. Click here to learn more.
Do you love to read and look for an opportunity to discuss what you're reading with others? The UU Book Club meets the first Tuesday of each month. See the Calendar of Events or Intercom Weekly email for the latest information.
Unity Circle-Alliance (often referred to as "Unity Circle") began as a women's service group at First Unitarian in 1879. The group has a very proud heritage of contributions over the years to our church, our city, our state, and our national American Culture. From the Women's suffrage movement, to social issues in early Des Moines, through post-World War II support for war refugees via the national Unitarian Service Committee and into the current group's speakers of the month, the organization has worked to improve church life and the lives of others.
Today the group is a merger of two women's groups, Unity Circle and Evening Alliance, and now admits men into its membership. Unity Circle meets the third Thursday of most months, with a potluck at noon and a program at 1:00 p.m. Our speakers are always related to something of current interest. The yearly dues are $10 per person, however, anyone is welcome to come and enjoy the lunch and the speaker. (Our informal motto is: we eat well, talk much, sit long, and laugh lots!) For more information contact the group's president, Bob Glass at b.b.glass(at)att(dot)net.
New to the church? Not so new? Looking for a way to make new friends or have a night out with the guys? Our monthly men's potluck group always welcomes newcomers interested in good food and good company. This group meets at church the first Sunday of each month. For more information contact Bill Paxson at iowapaxson(at)gmail(dot)com.
This group of women love to visit over a shared meal. All women are welcome, and invited to bring a dish to share.
This group was created to connect people in their 20s and 30s in a meaningful way. We are currently committed to three elements of engagement: Service, Small Group Ministry & Community Building. In addition, there are a lot of spontaneous connections made through our active Facebook group - come check us out! We look forward to connecting with you!
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The Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announced today that I-95 southbound at the U.S. Route 202 Interchange will be closed at the ramp to U.S. Route 202 (Exit 8), as well as the ramp from Route 202 northbound to I-95 southbound, from 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1 through 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 4.
The closures are needed curing construction of a drainage system, concrete paving, removal of an existing barrier wall, and the construction of a new barrier wall, said Robert B. King, DelDOT Community Relations Officer.
In addition, on Friday, Nov. 8, at 11 a.m. until Monday, Nov. 11 at 5 a.m., I-95 southbound will be closed at the northbound ramp to U.S. Route 202 (Exit 8), and the ramp from Route 202 northbound to I-95 southbound. This closure is needed during the excavation and construction of both temporary and permanent roadway in preparation of the next phase of the project.
King said DelDOT is strongly recommending that all non-local traffic use I-495 in lieu of I-95.
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Looking for a quiet place to paddle in northern Northampton County? Have you ever tried the East Bangor Dam?
Many people know about nearby Lake Minsi for fishing and paddling which is located a few miles north of Bangor off of Route 191. But less know about the East Bangor Dam, so give it a try. The dam which is teemed with plenty of plant (especially lily pads) and wildlife can provide a good hour or more of paddling.
The East Bangor Dam is a 78-acre shallow and weedy waterway located off of Route 512. Reached from Bangor by going north on Route 512, turn left onto N. Broad Street (shortly after the East Bangor United Methodist Church) and then turn right onto Lakewood Drive.
There is a PFBC boat launch (gravel) and a gravel parking area for about 25 vehicles. No gas powered motors are allowed, only unpowered or electric motors. The electric motor is not a good deal though due to the shallow and weedy water.
Most of the dam is about 4 to 5 feet deep with a maximum depth of around 8 feet. The dam contains chain pickerel, largemouth bass and a huge population of sunfish.
There are several spots for shore fishing on both the northern and southern sides but most people fish along the area inside the guardrail on N. Broad Street.
Brushy Meadow Creek, a tributary to Martins Creek and a few unnamed tributaries create the East Bangor Dam. It was said to be created many years ago when a farmer flooded a cow pasture.
This impoundment is considered a "highly eutrophic warm water fishery with a history of temperature/dissolved oxygen related fish kills" Sun penetrating the shallow water causes oxygen levels to decrease while excessive aquatic weed growth increases.
It is located next to seldom used railroad tracks which can be used for wildlife spotting if you don't possess a kayak, canoe or small boat. Expect to see red-winged blackbirds, tree swallows, flycatchers, ducks, geese; including hawks and vultures flying overhead and even an occasional bald eagle or heron. There are numerous dragonflies and butterflies and you can hear the calls of bullfrogs.
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Damian Mincey begins his fifth season as the assistant linebackers coach at UMass. Mincey joined the Minutemen in the summer of 2006 and aided Keith Dudzinski over the last three years in coaching numerous all-conference linebackers.
In 2009, Tyler Holmes was the team leader in tackles with 101 (second in CAA) and also led the team in interceptions with four and pass deflections with nine. He has been named onto the 2010 CAA Preseason First Team.
In 2008, Josh Jennings was among the league leaders in tackles all season as he was named an All-CAA selection and three-time time CAA Defensive Player of the Week. Mincey also worked with senior starters George Byrd and Andrew Resende-Gomes.
In 2006, Mincey helped coach Jason Hatchell, Charles Walker, and Brad Anderson combined to pile up nearly 400 tackles, as the Minutemen reached the National Championship game.
In 2007, Mincey continued to work with the linebackers as UMass had two first-team All-Conference linebackers in Hatchell and Walker. They piled up 115 and 116 tackles, respectively. Hatchell was a Buchanan Award Candidate and All-American.
Mincey came to UMass after serving as an assistant football coach at his alma mater Passaic High School in New Jersey from 2004-05. He worked in a variety of roles at Passaic including Special Teams Coordinator, Defensive Line Coach, Assistant Offensive Line Coach and Strength & Conditioning Coach.
He is a 2002 graduate of the University of New Haven where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Communication. He played for the Chargers for four seasons. He was an offensive lineman from 1999-2001 and played his final season on the defensive line where he made 14 tackles.
In high school at Passaic, he was a decorated player earning All-County by the Star-Ledger, Herald and News & Record. He was also a PrepStar and played in the East-West All-Star Game.
Mincey's Collegiate Coaching File Years School Assignment 2006- Massachusetts Asst. Linebackers
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