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Each Wednesday the Stanford men's gymnastics team will post a childhood photo of a current gymnast on their Facebook and Twitter pages asking, "Can you name this gymnast?" The identity of the gymnast will be revealed on Thursday along with a special Q-and-A, giving fans a chance to get to know the gymnasts before the 2014 season.
This week's featured gymnast is senior Sean Senters. The Center Valley, Pa. native discusses what it was like earning All-America honors in his home state at last year's NCAA Championships, being a leader on a team with 13 underclassmen and sports he enjoys outside of gymnastics.
How has the year been going so far?
So far, the year has been going really well! There is obviously an adjustment period that every team has to go through at the beginning of the year, but we are starting to hit our stride, and that's really coming through in the training. I'm really impressed with how the freshmen have been adjusting to the training and the team's focus and purpose has been something that's motivated me every day going into that workout setting.
With the season is quickly approaching, what are you working on in practice?
We realize how quickly season is going to come, and especially with how last year finished (edging out Penn State by 0.05 for third place), the focus has really been on getting our comfort level up so we can execute to the best of our abilities. Additionally, landings have become of supreme importance in NCAA gymnastics, with stick bonuses being able to contribute up to 4.5 points if everyone sticks at a competition in addition to not taking landing deductions – so landings have been really important as we start to approach competition time.
What are some of the team goals you'd like to accomplish this season?
Team goals for the year would be obviously to bring an NCAA championship back to The Farm. This team is very young with 13 underclassmen, so it's crucial that we are able to gain experience and learn from every time we salute a routine, whether it's in practice or competition. This team has so much potential and depth, which has been elusive in past years, so it's about getting the experience so we can really lay it all out on the floor in Michigan (site of this year's NCAA Championships) in April.
Last year you earned All-America honors on floor and vault, what was that experience like?
The experience was an exciting one! I'm actually from Pennsylvania and have competed at Penn State numerous times as a club gymnast, so it was really cool to come back and perform well on my two best events as a collegiate gymnast. In addition, I was able to perform in front of family members and old club teammates, which just made for a really special environment, and one I feel privileged to share with the guys that were on the team last year.
Any personal goals going into this season?
My goals for this season are obviously to stay healthy, as well really enjoying the season as a whole. So much of the time we put an emphasis on the end goal, but it's really the long hours of training that build the character of this team – so just really soaking that in and staying positive throughout the journey, which is sometimes a personal struggle. Gymnastically, I would love to contribute my best possible routines on floor, pommel horse, vault, and high bar for the team during NCAA's. I would also love to compete a yurchenko triple full on vault!
Being one of the team's veterans, what advice do you give to the younger gymnasts?
I'd say one of the main things I tell the younger guys (especially the freshmen, seeing as it's their first time through) is to keep pushing through the training, even on days when it's an absolute struggle. Our coaching staff really has a plan all the way through April, which is contingent on us putting in the numbers and the work every single day in the gym, and the sooner we place our trust in that as a team, the more optimal our results will be.
What are you looking forward to most this season?
This season, I'm really looking forward to trying to take a more active role in leading the team. Just looking into the gym each day, it's awesome to see the potential this team has. It's also crazy to think that I'm in the position of the Class of 2011 when I was a freshman, and they really did some great things for the program. I just want to contribute to the legacy of Stanford gymnastics and what this program's standing is on campus and in the NCAA landscape.
Outside of the gym, what do you like doing with your free time?
Outside of the gym, one of my favorite things to do is watch the other different sports on campus. It's so inspiring to see the entire athletic community here working toward excellence, so to get out and cheer them on is really exciting! My favorite sport besides gymnastics is probably tennis, I'm a huge tennis fan, and so it was really exciting to see the women's team win NCAA's last year. Also women's volleyball matches are incredibly exciting, and I obviously can't leave out the standout job that our football team did in beating Oregon this past week!
See any good movies or television shows recently? Any interesting books you've read lately?
I'm a political science major here at Stanford, so a lot of my interests have been in that realm. This past weekend, I read Double Down, by Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, two MSNBC reporters who went behind the scenes of the 2012 election, which was really enlightening, as I would like to go into campaign work following my time at Stanford and potentially graduate school. Also on that route, I've been watching House of Cards, an amazing Netflix series; I'm super excited for Season 2! Besides that, I've been watching How I Met Your Mother and Modern Family, and my favorite movie is The Blind Side.
Anything else you'd like to add?
I feel incredibly blessed to be at Stanford and am sincerely looking forward to showing what Stanford gymnastics is all about!


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Ithaca College Distinguished Scholar Sandra Steingraber Receives National Award
ITHACA, NY — The Heinz Family Foundation has named scientist and author Sandra Steingraber as one of 10 recipients of the Heinz Award, given for significant achievements benefitting the environment. A Distinguished Scholar in Residence in the Ithaca College School of Humanities and Sciences, Steingraber has dedicated her career to shedding light on the links between cancer and environmental contamination. The award carries with it an unrestricted $100,000 cash prize.
"Dr. Steingraber brings attention to the effects of chemical contaminants on human health," said Teresa Heinz, chairman of the Heinz Family Foundation. "Through her personal story, writings and public speaking, she powerfully communicates the environmental links to cancer and other health problems and points us to meaningful ways to address these challenges."
A biologist as well as a cancer survivor herself, Steingraber came to prominence with the 1997 book "Living Downstream: An Ecologist's Personal Investigation of Cancer and the Environment." Her second book, "Having Faith: An Ecologist's Journey to Motherhood," was both a memoir of her own pregnancy with her daughter and an investigation of fetal toxicology. This past spring she published "Raising Elijah: Protecting Children in an Age of Environmental Crisis," speaking as both a scientist and a mother about the joys of bringing up her son while searching for ways to shield him — and all children — from the toxic, climate-threatened world they inhabit.
"I'm thrilled to receive a Heinz Award in recognition of my research and writing on environmental health," said Steingraber. "This is work made possible by my residency as a scholar within the Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences at Ithaca College. Many past and present Heinz Award winners are personal heroes of mine — and Teresa Heinz herself is a champion of women's environmental health — so this recognition carries special meaning for me. I intend to devote my prize money to the fight against hydrofracking in upstate New York, which I believe is the environmental issue of our time."
The Heinz Awards annually recognize individuals creating and implementing workable solutions to the problems the world faces through invention, research and education while inspiring the next generation of modern thinkers. Winners this year were chosen who address the intersection of the environment with one of the other award categories recognized in many previous years, including arts and humanities, human condition, public policy, technology and the economy. The Heinz Family Foundation began as a charitable trust established by the late U.S. Senator John Heinz. His widow, Teresa Heinz, established the Heinz Awards in 1993 to honor and sustain the legacy of her late husband.
Heralded by the Sierra Club as "the new Rachel Carson," Steingraber has testified before the President's Cancer Panel and the European Parliament and participated in briefings for members of Congress and United Nations delegates. Her honors include the Rachel Carson Leadership Award from Carson's alma mater, Chatham College; the Hero Award from the Breast Cancer Fund; and the Environmental Health Champion Award from Physicians for Social Responsibility, Los Angeles.
In addition to the cash award, recipients are presented with a medallion inscribed with the image of Senator Heinz on one side and a rendering of a globe passing between two hands on the other. The Heinz Awards will be presented at a ceremony in Washington, D.C. on November 15. For more information on the Heinz Awards, visit www.heinzawards.net/. For more information about Sandra Steingraber, visit http://steingraber.com/.
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Congratulations to Dr. Steingraber! I am reading RAISING ELIJAH now and it is a masterpiece. A well written story, with all the science behind it--accessible to all. Copies should be sent to the president, vice president and their wives, and every member of the senate and house to remind them of why they were elected. And we could use lots of copies in Massachusetts.
Bobbie McDonnell, Harwich Port
Here on Cape Cod, our electrical utility, NSTAR, proposes to defoliate around their transmission lines right of ways (ie, easements on public or private land, not NSTAR land) with a mixture of herbicides including glyphosate and pyridine, in formulations that are trade secrets, near wells and sensitive areas, over our sandy soil, in the spring when it's wet and windy. Tom May, CEO of NSTAR, should get a personal copy of RAISING ELIJAH too.
Why is fighting bad chemicals such an uphill battle? Thank you for leading the fight, Dr. Steingraber. You once spoke at a GreenCAPE meeting here, and you continue to inspire us.


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April 2, 2013
STANFORD, Calif. - Sophomore Kristian Ipsen has been named Stanford's Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week (March 25-31).
Ipsen was named NCAA Diver of the Year after winning the springboard events at the national championships at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis. Ipsen (1-meter, 3-meter) was one of two Cardinal to earn two titles at the meet, joining sophomore classmate David Nolan (200 IM, 100 back) in that elite company.
Ipsen posted an NCAA Championships record in the 1-meter with 473.75 points, bettering the previous benchmark set by Purdue's David Boudia (486.65) in 2010. The Olympian was first through the prelims with 390.25 points and finished comfortably ahead of Duke's Nick McCrory (436.60) in the finals.
The performance was good for Stanford's second 1-meter title in program history. Ipsen joins Ed Thorndsen with the distinction, as Thorndsen copped the honor with a 109.20 for the 1930 title.
Ipsen defended his 2012 3-meter crown to give him a sweep of the springboard events. The All-American (450.60) led after the prelims and was in the driver's seat during the finals until his fifth-round dive dropped him to second. Ipsen nailed his final dive to give him 450.60 points to outlast Duke's Nick McCrory (440.40).
Going for the sweep of each of the three diving events, Ipsen took second in the platform with 452.90 points.
Also Nominated
Stacey Tan (women's tennis)
Chiney Ogwumike (women's basketball)
Ashley Grossman (women's water polo)
Tegan Gerhart (softball)
Brian Cook (men's volleyball)
Amy Weissenbach (women's track and field)
Dalton Duvio (men's track and field)
Mark Appel (baseball)
Patrick Rogers (men's golf)
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This book is a continuation of the book "Artworks of Paul Krapf". It has different
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of subject matter and different mediums used to produce the images.
The subject matter includes Portrait, Landscape, Seascape, Wildlife, Floral, etc.
The mediums include Oil, Watercolor, Pastel and Mixed media.
The span of time in which they were painted is from 1948 to 2009.
Born Western Pennsylvania 1927. Art Institute of Pittsburgh 1947-48 Worked as Electrical designer for 30 years. Full time artist since 1980 Prints published by Mill Pond Press and Krapf Images. Collector plates by Bradford Eschange. Major Wildlife Art shows such as Pac Rim, Southeastern, Ducks Unlimited, etc.
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Roughs, Sketches, Drawings, some for Paintings Publicado 28 de abril de 2016
'Becca' (My Muse, who I've never met) Publicado 30 de enero de 2016
Additional Artworks of Paul Krapf Publicado 03 de noviembre de 2009
Artworks of Paul Krapf Publicado 10 de agosto de 2009
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Men's Basketball Falls At Bowling Green 63-51
Nov. 24, 2004
Bowling Green, Ohio - The UIC men's basketball team fell behind early on the road at Bowling Green on Wednesday evening and never could recover, dropping a 63-51 decision in front of 1,532 fans at Anderson Arena.
The loss snapped the Flames (0-2) seven-game road winning streak dating back to last season while the Falcons improved to 8-0 all-time in home openers and 26-3 all-time versus non-conference foes under current head coach Dan Dakich at Anderson Arena.
Bowling Green (1-1), which shot 51% from the field in the game, jumped out to a 10-2 lead and then never let UIC get closer than seven points the rest of the night, owning a lead as large as 18 on two occasions.
Forward Josh Almanson set the tone for the Falcons with five of his game-high 17 points during the early surge that put the Flames on the defensive.
UIC was led by junior Elliott Poole's 12 points while junior Justin Bowen collected his first career double-double with personal bests of 11 points and 10 rebounds.
Flames' top scorer Cedrick Banks was swarmed all night by the Falcons' defense and was limited to just six points, going 0-for-8 from the field.
UIC shot just 28% overall from the field and went 0-for-15 from three-point range. The last time the Flames did not connect on a three-point field goal in a contest was Dec. 28, 1998 versus Montana, a stretch of 172 games.
UIC will be back in action on Saturday, November 27th, when they welcome South Dakota State to the UIC Pavilion for a 3:00 p.m. tip.


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Brush fire burns 8 acres in Kailua-Kona
Smoke filled the sky Friday afternoon as firefighters battled a fast-moving brush fire that scorched about 8 acres in Kailua-Kona.
The fire broke out shortly after noon in vacant land makai of Hualalai Elderly Housing and north of Kamaaina Hale in Kailua-Kona.
It burned primarily brush and kiawe trees, and came within approximately 25 feet of some of the housing units, said Acting West Hawaii Battalion Chief Kaipo Parish.
The blaze was listed about 70 percent contained as of press time Friday, he said. A bulldozer was also establishing a perimeter.
Firefighters remained at the scene throughout the night to douse any hot spots and flare-ups, said Parish.
"We're going to hit it hard tonight and, hopefully, put it to bed by tomorrow," he said late Friday afternoon.
Residents at Hualalai Elderly Housing were asked to leave their units, but not forced to evacuate, Parish said.
They were allowed back into their homes around 3 p.m. Friday.
One of those residents, Pat McDonald, spent time watering down an area behind his unit before being asked to leave the area for his safety.
The 10-year Hualalai Elderly Housing resident expressed gratitude to the firefighters working just feet from him.
"It's moving fast," he said, also noting he suspects the fire was started by homeless people living in the area. "But, the (firefighters) are absolutely doing a good job."
Another resident, Denise Maiden, who was spraying down the back of her unit with water, expressed some frustration with landowners who do not maintain their property, instead allowing fountain grass, kiawe trees and other brush to grow rampant.
Having lived through the 2005 Waikoloa fire, she said more needs to be done to reduce the natural fire hazards.
"It's never an 'if,' it's always 'when,' especially right here with the dead kiawe and brush," she said about the possibility of a fire. "Whoever owns property needs to take care of it. There needs to be a fine, or something."
Kailua Fire Station Capt. Michael Andrade said the fire had "engulfed" the field of brush located makai of Hualalai Elderly Housing prior to the department's arrival. Southerly winds fanned the blaze north toward Hualalai Road, however, the fire never crossed the road.
Hualalai Road, which was closed shortly after the fire broke out, reopened also about 3 p.m., according to the Hawaii Police Department.
More than two dozen full-time and volunteer firefighters, assisted by two Hawaii County helicopters, worked throughout the afternoon to douse the blaze, Parish said.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation, though Parish said the blaze appeared to have ignited in land just north of Kamaaina Hale.


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So far, no one treatment works on all patients. But our sister-publication, Boca Raton magazine, just forwarded us a release from The Scripps Research Institute about their development of a drug that may work on more patients than ever.
The new therapy, which shuts down a type of white blood cell called TH17, has proven effective in mice. The cell malfunctions in patients with MS, and when blocked, MS symptoms in mice disappeared. If it works in humans, it could also have several advantages over MS drugs currently on the market: could be taken in pill form rather than injected and it would single out TH17 cells, leaving other cells alone—decreasing side effects.
The new treatment is already garnering interest from drug companies.
Professor in the Department of Molecular Therapeutics at Scripps is leading the team investigating the drug.
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Scripps researchers also recently discovered a known enzyme protects against measles by altering the virus' genetic material and a potent new class of compounds has the potential to fight cancer and Alzheimer's disease.
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If you crossed Twitter with Snapchat you'd probably get something like Kwikdesk – a way of sending messages of up to 300 characters out in to the ether that people can only find if they look for them. After entering your message, you set a delete date of one, 10 or 100 days away and… that's it.
The fun is in searching for what people have written, and it's easy to see how this could become a form of online confession booth among other uses. There's a hidden timeline just waiting to be mined, and no 'proper' way to use the service. Kwikdesk, which launched yesterday, is a conceptual art piece by Irish photographer Kevin Abosch, whose portrait work adorns the walls of Dublin's airport among other places. Check out some of his photos of the tech elite.
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There are no "zillion" strategies and counterstrategies, don't exagerrate. Not even in real wars.
Yes there are...sure, many of them are variations on similar ideas, but there are countless possibilities.
And of course a clever human player will
the existing system to his advantage, that's one reason of the whole fuss, the "doom fleet" as some people named it.
Not every successful tactic is necessarily a problem with the game engine or "cheating." If it's really a bug in the code, sure, it needs to be fixed, but if you keep getting beaten the same way over and over again, you just need to figure out a way to counterattack. The whole idea of any war game is to exploit the opponent's weaknesses!
EaW looks like "attack, defend, move forces around", no more, no less.
Yeah...but so does StarCraft, C&C, chess, any other strategy game. "Move forces around" encapsulates a great deal of strategy, no matter how simple. The Japanese game Go has three rules and is one of the most complex strategy games in the world.
Orao: Oh, just wait for the full game, watch the community, and see if it is a problem. I highly doubt that you'll be able to escape every single engagement with only damaged hardpoints--some of your ships are going to be destroyed. That's the inherent balance for the "fleet of doom:" the ships in this game get blown up really easily compared with other RTS games. Instead of your ship taking persistent damage in the form of hardpoints, your fleet takes persistent damage in the form of lost ships. The amount of time and resources required in-game to build up a fleet large enough to be truly invulnerable would probably leave your non-production planets vulnerable to smaller-scale enemy attacks, anyways, making for a losing strategy before the "fleet of doom" actually becomes a factor. It's gone gold already....wait and see.
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OKLAHOMA CITY -- Arizona's softball team will play Washington at 6 p.m. (CDT) on Sunday for a berth in the WCWS Championship Series, after UA defeated the Huskies 2-0 earlier in the day.
The game was locked 0-0 in the bottom of the sixth, when UA rallied for a pair of runs. Jenae Leles hit a one-out single to right-center -- one of two hits for the sophomore on the afternoon. She was lifted for pinch runner Jill Malina who moved to second an out later on a Laine Roth walk. Then, with two on and two out, Sam Banister stroked a two-run double that reached the right-center field fence.
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The countdown to Christmas officially starts with the annual Leeds Lights Switch-On on Victoria Gardens.
Up-and-coming British band The Vamps are set to entertain the crowds at the Leeds Lights Switch on, with special guest of honour, home-grown Olympic boxing sensation Nicola Adams who will be on hand to start the official countdown to light up the city.
The Vamps, who launched themselves into the public spotlight via posting their music videos on YouTube, have shot to stardom through the social media platform and have recently just completed a tour with McFly. The four piece - singer Bradley Will Simpson, guitarist James McVey, drummer Tristan Evans and bassist Connor Ball are excited to be performing a couple of their most popular tracks including Wild Heart and Can we Dance.
Nicola is Great Britain's most decorated female boxer. She qualified for the London 2012 Olympic Games by winning her third World Championship Silver Medal. She faced the same opponent, China's Ren Cancan, in the Olympic Final, and this time won the first ever Olympic Women's Boxing Gold Medal. Nicola works hard as a role model in the city and one of her main aims is to help increase participation in sport. One of the ways she is doing this is backing the council's 'Let's Get Active' programme to encourage people who do not do any physical activity to do at least 30 minutes of physical activity, once a week.
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UA beat Drake 18-0 behind three-hit, 10-strikeout pitching by Lemke and the Cats pounded 19 hits, including three apiece by Chrissy Gil and Lauren Bauer. The latter knocked two doubles. First baseman Jennie Finch hit her ninth home run of the season.
In the title game, Finch pitched a five-hitter and struck out 10 in the Cats' 6-1 victory over DePaul. She knocked her 10th homer of the season.
Arizona outscored opponents 54-3 during the tournament in its six games, beating DePaul 3-0, Drake 9-0, host Alabama 6-2, Georgia Tech 12-0, Drake 18-0 and DePaul 6-1.
Centerfielder Nicole Giordano (12 hits), shortstop Allison Andrade (eight hits, four doubles and a tournament-high 11 RBI), Lemke (3-0, 0.39 ERA) and Finch (3-0 including a perfect game against Drake on Friday, 0.41 ERA; plus three home runs and eight RBI) earned All-Tournament honors.
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Day 1: Antananarivo. Reception at Ivato international airport by our representatives. Accommodation at hotel.
Day 2: Antananarivo – Andasibe. After an early morning departure for Andasibe, we travel through the National N.2. Our first stop is at Marozevo for visiting a nice little private park belonging to Mr Peyreiras. It contains different species of reptiles and frogs. Then, we can take lunch at Moramanga, a place rich of history. We will visit the gendarme museum and the memorial stele of 1947 rebellion. After that, we travel till Andasibe. Accommodation at hotel.
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Two weeks ago, Paulo posted about "The Architecture Tool Space Keeps Growing". On this post, Paulo talked about new tools and the continuous improvements in the existing ones.
Well, more recently I read this Scott Hanselman post. Here, Scott talk, apart several other things, about tools for doing Assembly Differences and between them there are new one called BitDiffer.
In the Scott tests, this tool crashed :(
Today, I took some time and install the BitDiffer version 184.108.40.206 so I can explore a little.
Here are my thoughts:
BitDiffer is very similar to Framework Design Studio in functionality but when coming to usability I think it's more intuitive (even without the Drag-And-Drop).
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A great week of junior tennis has concluded at the Barnes Tennis Center with a couple of girls being able to call themselves, "National Champion."
The United States Tennis Association(USTA) Girls 16s and 18s Nationals is one of the most prestigious junior tennis tournaments held in the country.
In the Girls' 16s singles title match, 15-year old Kylie McKenzie from Anthem, Arizona who was seeded ninth, upset the second-seed Kayla Day of Santa Barbara, California by a score of 6-1, 6-4.
Just last month the two met in the quarterfinals of the USTA 16s National Clay Court tournament with Day winning in three sets. The two competitors are quite familiar with each other since they both train at the USTA Training Center in Carson, California.
For her victory, McKenzie receives an automatic wild card entry into the US Open Girls' Singles Main Draw at the end of August in New York. With that also comes her first appearance in a major event.
"It's going to be my first, so it's a big deal to me. All the hard work has paid off. I'm so excited. It's going to be an amazing experience," she said in an interview after her win.
The 18's singles championship was captured by 15-year old Cici Bellis from Atherton, California, 6-3,6-1 over 16-year old Tornado Alicia Black of Boca Raton, Florida. In this case the seeding held true to form with Bellis being the second-seed and Black the fifth-seed.
Although in the semifinals Black upset the number-one seed Louisa Chirico of Harrison, New York in a tough three-set match, 6-0, 4-6, 6-4.
Bellis made the choice to bypass tournaments in the United States over most of the summer and instead opted for international junior competition. She won four International Tennis Federation singles titles on the way to an impressive 34-4 record and a number two world ranking in junior tennis.
For her efforts, Bellis will now be in the Main Draw of the US Open Women's Singles. The winner of the Girls' 18s is given an automatic wild card entry.
"I was so emotional at the end of the match. It feels amazing. I've been dreaming about playing there since I was seven years old," said a teary-eyed Bellis after the match during an oncourt interview. "The fact that I'm going to be playing there in a week and a half is amazing. I'm so excited."
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A BARNSLEY man's American fiancee is being deported back to the USA after being locked up by immigration officials just days before they were due to get married.
Darren Sellars met Kelly La Vaux, from Texas, on the internet two years ago.
Darren says Kelly, 31, was abused by her family all her life, and before her visa ran out in January she applied for asylum, but her bid failed.
She has been detained at Yarl's Wood immigration removal centre in Bedfordshire since April 11, missing her wedding which was booked for April 22.
Darren, 39, of, Dodworth, blames the Home Office for giving her bad advice to apply for asylum.
** The full story appears in Friday's Barnsley Chronicle **
Please change the above text to 11th April and 22nd April, it presently reads like April 2011 and April 2022 because you have used AMERICAN date formatting, which is kind of ironic considering the story.
So they can send an American home. How about all the rest of the illegal immigrants???
I agree nameless but in this case the home offices suggestion utterly backfired, which raises more questions.
Plus even if she was detained, they shouldn't have held her if the wedding was legit and booked.
Unless 'they' are trying to set an example???
Nameless - Barnsley will be good when the only people allowed to live there were born there , is that what you want - priceless
I live, work and was Barnsley born my wife is from outside the EU so the corrupt immigration office in Sheffield made her have to go back and we still trying to sort it over a year later but the Home office does not enforce EU law by sending people back to there EU country of origin if they can't support themselves they give them benefit hand outs how is that wright!!!!!!!
I had to move to the US to marry my husband because of the ridiculous immigration laws that we have in this country. He has a trade and there were a wealth of jobs although he was willing to take anything but even though I was working I didn't earn enough to cover what the govt says we needed to live on. Yet if he came from an EU country the rules are different. Now we cannot move back until I can get a job that pays x amount GBP. How is this right and fair? How is this not discriminatory against human rights?
I hope the people involved in this sorry affair get justice sorted soon and are not kept apart for a long time but knowing how Immigration drags its feet I won't hold my breath. In the meantime, I pray for a change in policy that would allow us all to be reunited with our families if we so choose regardless of nationality.
The barnsley chronical covered my story in 2002 after meeting my now ex husband on the internet from California, in ictiber of 2002 we went away with my patents as a birthday present to Florida my then husbpbands visa was I the hands if the home iffcue and his passport replaced with a temp one for 12 months, he flew back to Manchester earlier than myself due to ill health , on the plane he filled in a form on going through customs he was arrested and detained then deported back USA the very next day, the bottom line is they are doing there jobs it's heartbreaking but if it was the other way around they would do the same to you, being married to them diesnt make any difference either plaid on get the visa sorted and then she can come back legally
my husband and l have been together since 2003. He is Turkish..l am English. He went back to Turkey because of a problem with his documents to stay here.He was not deported or removed. We paid his flight .its been 23 months and still the Home office refuse a visa because the people dealing with his visa application make mistake afte mistake. They now say we do not meet the financial requirements of £18.600 a year income..my income is higher than this amount yet 3 times the visa has been refused. The 2nd refusal was on the documents of a dance teacher.not my documents..l am a cafe owner. i do not claim benefits ..or ask for housing..l pay my own bills and work 6 days a week. It does not pay to be honest..criminals and terrorists get to stay as its 'against their human rights to be sent back to their own country'..it seems my husband and l do not have basic human rights..


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Medical Advances Improve Bile Duct Cancer Treatment
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the most common bile duct cancer, is a clinically silent disease in its
early stages; patients usually present with advanced disease, which
carries a poor prognosis.
To enable physicians to more accurately diagnose and stage these
tumors, Chusilp Charnsangavej, M.D., a professor in the Department of
Diagnostic Radiology from 1983 to 2013, developed a computed tomography
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thin-section pancreatic CT protocol. Dr. Charnsangavej's innovations
include the rapid injection of contrast material (4–5 mL per second for
a total of 120–150 mL of contrast agent). The cholangiocarcinoma CT
protocol results in much clearer CT images of the bile duct than was
previously possible.
If a cholangiocarcinoma cannot be completely removed, surgeons may
bypass the blocked area and place stents to help keep the bile duct
open. "One important cause of death in this disease is biliary sepsis
that occurs secondary to obstruction of the bile duct and uncontrolled
infection," said Milind Javle, M.D., an associate professor in the
Department of Gastrointestinal Medical Oncology. "Patients with this
cancer are at risk of infections like cholangitis that need appropriate
attention to biliary stent management and expertise in gastrointestinal
Image-guided radiation therapy and proton therapy allow the delivery of
high doses of radiation to cholangiocarcinomas while sparing nearby
sensitive structures such as the stomach and intestine and preserving
as much of the liver as possible. MD Anderson is one of the few
institutions that have a CT scanner in the treatment room for imaging
during the radiation procedure, allowing physicians to see organ
movement and to identify where the radiation is deposited in real time.
"Not only is cholangiocarcinoma diverse in terms of anatomical location, but it is also very diverse at the genetic level," Dr. Javle said. "At MD Anderson, we are establishing a biliary cancer working group of clinical and research faculty and advocates who are committed to eradicating this cancer. The focus of our research is to assess any possible targeted therapy approaches."
Much of the group's research involves determining which genetic
mutations are clinically relevant in cholangiocarcinoma. The KRAS gene,
for example, is mutated in 30% of patients with cholangiocarcinoma, and
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A photo essay of Purdue University inclusive of aerial photos from the fine university. A must for any graduate, employee, or visitor.
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Buds breaking out all over the valley
If you're planning a trip to the Napa Valley anytime soon you'll be treated to some exciting views in the vineyards. Just a little over a week ago the first signs of bud break were primarily relegated to the southern portion of the valley, but now things are sprouting up all over.
Personally, we know bud break is spreading when we can hear the vineyard fans whirring late at night and early each morning, like we have for the past several days. The folks over at Far Niente Winery have a nice shot of bud break in their Martin Stelling Vineyard.
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Ruthin is a very special school. It is small enough to allow all staff to know all the pupils, whether they teach them or not. The staff are highly committed to the aims and ethos of the School, dedicated to developing the full potential of all. We are committed to focusing on the individual and allowing pupils to grow in a pleasant and friendly atmosphere.
The School has a non-selective entry but achieves a great deal. The Independent Schools' Inspectorate report was very favourable and commented most positively on not only the academic achievements, but also the demeanour and positive attitude of the pupils. School can be and should be a happy place.
The pupils at Ruthin flourish in an environment which respects them as individuals and endeavours to develop all aspects of each one. In these days of League Tables it is tempting to focus on academic life at the expense of other important aspects. At Ruthin we shall always be committed to education in the widest sense.
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PC MARC Lunchtime Learning
The PC MARC invites the whole community to join us on the second Wednesday of every month for our free wellness education Lunch and Learns where local speakers will discuss topics concerning your overall well-being. On Oct. 9 from noon to 1 p.m., join Doug Fryer to learn about beekeeping. For more information call 615-5401.
Barre Classes at the PC MARC
New to the MARC: Strengthen your core and increase flexibility with a unique workout using the ballet barre along with other fitness equipment. "Barre Fit" is Tuesday and Thursday at noon, and "Barre Tone" is Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Daily class rates apply or included in class pass. Call 615-5401 or visit parkcityrecreation.org for more information.
Spin Classes at the PC MARC
More classes are available at the PC MARC now that the fall weather is upon us. Spin classes are now offered Monday through Saturday at various times. Visit parkcityrecreation.org for the current fitness schedule or call 615-5401 for more information.
Free Figure Skating Exhibitions at Park City Ice Arena
Come to the Park City Ice Arena and enjoy some fantastic figure skating by our local athletes. Both of these exhibitions are free to the public. Join us on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 5:30-6:30 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 19, from 4:45-5:45 p.m. Contact Erika Roberts at (435) 615-5704 or


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Many have been waiting for the verdict in the Florida shooting trial of 47-year-old Michael Dunn, and if he would be found guilty of the murder of 17-year-old Jordan Davis. Well, Dunn's verdict came in on the evening of Feb. 15, 2014. He was convicted on lesser charges, but in the charge of murder, the case was considered a mistrial as then jury deadlocked.
First Coast News reported that the jury deliberated for almost 30 hours over the course of four days, but Judge Russell Healey was informed that they could not reach a unanimous decision on the charge of murder in the first degree.
They also could not decide on the charge of second degree murder for Michael Dunn.
Michael Dunn has been found guilty of three counts of attempted second-degree murder due to the shots he fired at the SUV that contained Jordan Davis and his friends. He was also found guilty on a fourth charge that has not been announced.
The biggest news from this trial is that Dunn is a white man while Davis and his friends are black. Dunn shot into an SUV after he asked them to turn down their music and they refused. Dunn states that a shotgun was pulled on him, but one was never found.
Dunn could still be found guilty on lesser charges such as manslaughter.
The judge encouraged the jury to look at all of the evidence some more.
"I want you to go back into the jury room, then taking turns tell each of the other jurors about any weaknesses of your own position," the judge told the jurors, several of whom looked down and nodded as he spoke. "You should not interrupt each other or comment on each other's views until each of you has had a chance to talk."
If after some time - a few more hours or days - a hung jury on the count of murder is very possible.
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How much will you spend on Easter goodies this year? According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), the average American will purchase $118 worth of gifts, food, candy, clothing, decorations and greeting cards. That adds up quickly - to $13 billion spent nationwide on Easter treats.
If the holiday has snuck up on you, don't panic. Local stores are striving to help parents - and the Easter Bunny - find affordable, last-minute gifts. Creative Kidstuff is selling already-filled Easter pails for $40, stuffed with age-appropriate toys and trinkets. For instance, the reusable canvas pail made for girls ages four to eight includes a Party Central Diary, Heart Mirror and Comb; a jump rope; colorful Twinkle Pops; an Adralina Beneath the Leaf doll and a Mini Stickies Bunny. There are also gender-specific pails for toddlers. For those who don't want a fully-prepared basket, check out Creative Kidstuff's home page for individual Easter-themed items.
South Minneapolis retailer Pacifier also has a last-minute list of great Easter ideas, including Mini BlaBla dolls, handmade bonnets, and the board book Hop!
Target is also set up for spring, with $1 bins full of Easter eggs, grass and goodies at the front of the store. Look for an end-aisle display in the toy section Plus, the candy aisles are stocked with pastel-colored treats and partyware just in time for Easter.


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South Africa's most affordable first class Safari!
Every hunter has their own idea and dream of hunting Africa, so this hunt is on a daily rate/trophy fee basis, allowing you to tailor your own Africa plains game hunting safari.
This PH has access to over 3 million acres of private land and game reserves, including over 700,000 acres of free range hunting areas.
South Africa is a great destination for the first time hunter to Africa, but it offers so much more than that. For the second and third time hunter, it allows you time to hunt and explore the smallest of antelope in our forests, to our majestic plains and our breath taking mountains. "
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Africa Plains Game Hunting Season
Hunting South Africa is not limited by hunting seasons, but this PH prefers seasons to run from early March through late October.
Hunting Method
You will be hunting almost exclusively by spot-and-stalk. Sometimes from a truck, and sometimes walking. Archers usually hunt over water holes from ground blinds.
Available Plains Game Species
The Malaria Free Eastern Cape of South Africa offers the finest hunting in the country with over forty different species. More than anywhere else in Africa.
These plains game species include: Baboon; Blesbuck (common); Blesbuck (white); Bontebuck; Bushbuck (cape); Bush Pig; Caracal/Lynx; Duiker (blue); Duiker (grey); Eland (cape); Fallow Deer; Gemsbuck; Giraffe; Grysbuck (cape); Hartebeest (cape); Impala; Impala (black); Klipspringer; Kudu (East cape); Lechwe (common); Lion; Nyala; Oribi; Ostrich; Reedbuck (common); Reedbuck (mountain); Rhino (white); Sable; Scimitar Oryx; Roan (Southern); Springbuck (black); Springbuck (common); Springbuck (copper); Springbuck (white); Steenbuck; Vaal Rhebuck; Warthog; Waterbuck; Wildebeest (black); Wildebeest (blue); Burchell's Zebra; Hartman's Zebra.
Trophy Quality
The vast area that this PH has access to virtually guarantees excellent trophy quality and the ability to move so you can focus on specific species.
Your main entry into South Africa will be either Johannesburg or Cape Town. From either airport, you can catch connecting flights to your final destination; your final flight destination will depend upon the area in which your safari is set to start. Most likely to Port Elizabeth.
When booking your safari, it is essential that you arrive one day before your first hunting day and leave the day after your last hunting day. Please check with your travel agent or our own travel offices that your flight schedules indicate this.
Passports are required for travel to South Africa. Please note that for the most part no Visas are required. American and European Union passports are sufficient for entries into South Africa.
Climate and Weather
During early March through late October the Eastern Cape has a moderate climate, making for comfortable hunting conditions.
Game Care
Your PH will have skinners available to care for all game that is taken on your hunt.
Camps are "first class" and vary from comfortable safari-style homes to small, personal rustic camps. On the Big 5 Game Reserve, there are luxurious lodges where you will be spoiled the African way. You will enjoy some of the best local cooking South Africa has to offer.
Whether it is your first trip to Africa, a hunt for the big five or the choice of forty different plains game species, we are here to cater to your every need.
Non Hunter Activities
A great climate along with first class lodging and numerous tourist attractions, makes the East Cape a world class destination for the non-hunter on safari. This PH also now has their own game reserve with rhino, lion, and cape buffalo right at his main camp, so you do not have to travel to other reserves. No other Safari company has this.


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I just installed a Crucial SSD (120GB) on Windows XP (SP3). It's been operating without any problems for about 3 weeks. This morning I started getting "Delayed Write Failure" on various system files.
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The Founding fathers would be turning in their graves if they saw how far astray police have gone in making an earnest attempt to steal The Constitutional gun rights they fought and died for. Yet right in the state of Connecticut state police moved quickly to seize the legal weapons of a gun owner because he was a recovering alcoholic, according to Infowars. The chill down the spine of legitimate weapon owners has to be felt in a way not seen since before the beginning of the Revolutionary War. And yet here it is.
There is nothing quite so offensive as having authorities that have already gone on record as needing less than legal excuses to go into a person's home to confiscate legitimately owned weapons, so Jonathan Hall, a recovering alcoholic made darned certain that he used Facebook as the one weapon he had to notify friends and family that the police would be on their way.
Hall even posted a picture on his Facebook page which displayed his legal weapons that were in his room. On his page he stressed, "My guns being seized by the CT state police." He also commented, "Well Connecticut state police are on their way to seize all of my firearms… what the f..k happened to my 2nd amendment. … this is unjustified. … and this is no bulls..t either…. they are really on their way with a court order for me to hand over my firearms!" reported Infowars.
The legal authorities for the state of Connecticut seems to believe that a person is an alcoholic is the line in their ever moving sand where Second Amendment right s have no meaning and certainly no value. The reason they have offered up is that Hall may "become depressed," and therefore under state law, "police can seize weapons and hold them for up to a year if an individual is deemed to pose a risk of "imminent personal injury to self or others," according to Infowars.
This has to be somewhat suspect since the state police have been moving to implement the gun confiscation program which became effective on January 1st this year. The registration of semi-automatic high capacity magazines is being refused by a majority of gun owners in the state, so what is left is kicking down doors and perhaps ripping them away because gun owners may be acting depressed.
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College Hockey:Huskies Sweep Tigers to Remain Unbeaten
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — The grades are now officially in.
After St. Cloud State put the finishing touches on an undefeated six-game homestand with a 3-1 win over Princeton at the National Hockey Center, Craig Dahl's hockey team left its building after the game with some impressive passing marks and a sense that they are ready to hit the road for a while.
In fact, they won't return to their den until the day after Thanksgiving. But it seemed that after dominating an overmatched Princeton team that, without the goaltending of Eric Leroux, would have gotten blown back East, they are more than comfortable with that.
"We've gotten to stay at home with our fans and we've had a great start to the season," said Husky senior Matt Hendricks. "(Dahl) just said it in the locker room, we're going on the road and this small family is all we'll have. But the gelling process has really helped."
SCSU (5-0-1) seemed to be gelling all weekend against Princeton. The scores read 2-1 and 3-1 for the two game series, but a peek inside the weekend tells a much different story. The Huskies outshot the Tigers 94-27 over the weekend, out-attempted them 171-59 and put so much pressure on Leroux, he'll probably have an easier time with his Ivy League finals in a few weeks than facing the St. Cloud State offense.
"This is probably as good of a test as we could have had right now," said Princeton head coach Len Quesnelle. "St. Cloud's a great skating team. They pressure the puck all over the ice, they're a very good hockey team."
The Huskies showed that from the outset again tonight. Like the night before, they dominated play in the first, pouring 18 shots on Leroux. But again like last night, St. Cloud State was only rewarded once for its effort.
Billy Hengen scored his fourth goal in three games on the power play when he cleaned up a rebound 11:42 into the game. The play started with Mike Doyle maneuvering his way around Tiger defensemen Brett Westgarth and putting a backhand shot on Leroux, who kicked the rebound into the slot. Hengen cleaned up the mess and dumped it into the lower right hand corner of the net.
"He's been in the right place at the right time lately," said defensemen Ryan LaMere, Hengen's high school teammate at Holy Angels Academy. "He's always said that once he get one that he'll erupt and that's what he's doing right now."
Princeton did tie the game for a few minutes early in the second on an odd play when Neil Stevenson-Moore rushed the St. Cloud State zone. Matt Gens tried to pinch him off, but the play carried the two into Husky goaltender Jason Montgomery. All three players ended up in the net, but just before the collision, the puck bounced off Gens' skate and into the pile that had formed inside the Husky goal.
The Huskies answered just less than five minutes later though when Hendricks scored his second of the year, whistling a shot over Leroux's glove that popped the goalie's water bottle up into the air.
"That was just a rocket," said Dahl. "The kid didn't have a chance on that one."
Tim Conboy added some insurance 12:15 into the third, snapping a shot from the right point that Leroux misjudged and let squeeze through his five-hole.
Princeton did pull Leroux in the closing minute and got an extra man advantage after LaMere was assessed a five-minute major for kneeing late, but couldn't really get anything going.
LaMere's penalty came on a scary play when he collided knee-to-knee with Princeton forward Dustin Sproat. Sproat was down for awhile but Quesnelle said he was fine after the game. LaMere, who went to check on Sproat as well before the teams shook hands, said that he didn't try to get him with his knee, which television replays did confirm.
Now LaMere, who along with Hendricks captains the team, must make sure he checks on his own team. St. Cloud is young and will be in a not-so-friendly environment next weekend at Minnesota-Duluth to play in a series that has definately heated up over the past few years, and is probably even hotter after the Huskies snuck into the NCAA tournament last year after losing in the first round to the Bulldogs — a team that ended up getting left out by the NCAA selection committee even though they finished third in the WCHA Final Five.
Oh, and to throw one more log on the fire, it'll be for first place in the league.
"We know they have a lot of talent and great goaltending, but we've been playing against good goaltenders these last few weeks," said Hendricks. "We'll be ready for it."
Princeton (0-2) will return home to host Colgate and Cornell to open ECAC play.
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School Bus Accident Under Investigation in Mon County
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Kids were on board, but no one was hurt in a school bus accident Friday afternoon in Mon County.
It happened at about 1:50 p.m. at the intersection of Richwood Avenue and Hartman Run Road in Morgantown. The accident caused minor damage to the school bus.
The Morgantown Police Department responded to this accident and are investigating.
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