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After late restart, Kenseth gets push to win Nationwide race
Published: Friday, July 5, 2013 at 6:42 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, July 6, 2013 at 10:34 a.m.
DAYTONA BEACH-- Matt Kenseth said he did not really have a plan heading into Friday night's Subway Firecracker 250.
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And James Buescher said he did not have one with just over 20 laps to go.
But the unlikely duo -- Kenseth, who apologized for referring to Buescher as "Chris" several times postrace, in his No. 18 Toyota, and Buescher in his No. 34 Chevrolet -- found one another in the race's late stages and it paid off big.
With a green-white-checkered finish caused by a wreck on Lap 96, Buescher pushed Kenseth to his first Nationwide win and sixth top-10 finish of the season in front of an estimated 30,000 fans under the lights at Daytona International Speedway.
"I have to give credit to (Buescher) for giving us a chance to win," Kenseth said. "I wasn't as fast with other cars that I was around whether I was pushing or being pushed."
Kenseth, who has four Sprint Cup victories, said Friday's win adds to what he said has been the best first half of a season in his career.
"It's just been a crazy year," he said. "It's what we dreamed about doing. I don't think any of us expected to be where we are at this point in the season."
Buescher, who finished second, never made a move on Kenseth down the stretch because, he said, his engine was beginning to overheat.
"Coming off (Turn) 4, I fell off (Kenseth's) bumper," Buescher said. "It wasn't because I left it, it was because the engine was pretty cooked. It stayed under us, got us to the finish line and we came home second."
It was also a good night for Elliott Sadler, who finished third to take the first Nationwide Dash 4 Cash $100,000 bonus of the season. Pole-sitter Austin Dillon, also in the Dash 4 Cash, was second on the late restart, but fell to fifth.
"Heck yeah, heck yeah," Sadler said when asked if he knew how close behind Dillon was at the race's end.
"On the last restart, I knew Austin was second, and we were fifth, and I was trying to figure out, should we get in the top lane, capture Kyle Busch, or drop down and get in the bottom lane. We decided to go with the bottom lane because we didn't want to help him because man, we are racing him for the Dash 4 Cash."
The other Dash 4 Cash participants, Kyle Larson and Brian Vickers, finished sixth and 13th respectively. Vickers ran near the front of the pack for most of the race and even led four laps, but just after taking the lead with 22 laps to go, he was sent into the grass by Kenseth.
Kenseth, who was tandem racing with Vickers at the time, said he was "95 percent sure" he got hit from behind, causing him to spin Vickers.
"I feel awful about that because Brian is running for that extra money and the championship," said Kenseth, who started 19th.
The race saw just four cautions – one for debris, one for fluid, one when Mike Wallace suffered engine trouble and the late wreck – and rumbled through its first 95 laps without much action.
But on Lap 96, Travis Pastrana turned down into Cole Whitt on Turn 4, starting a crash that involved six cars. The race was stopped for track clean-up to set up the finish.
Kurt Busch finished fourth.
Sam Hornish Jr. , who led 61 laps, finished seventh. He managed to pick up two points in the standings – closing the gap to just six points between him and Nationwide Series leader Regan Smith, who finished eighth Friday.
After making contact with the front end of Whitt's car, Pastrana's car shot up the track with sparks showering from its rear. Pastrana hammered the car of Jason White, pushing him into the wall and scattering impact foam on the track, to bring out the red flag.
White, who climbed from his car and fell to the ground, was treated at the infield care center and released.
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In 2008, veteran financial advisor Allison Smoot, CFP®, CIMA®, CDFA™ had a revelation. To serve clients at the highest possible level, she reasoned, she needed to partner with people she trusted—people with integrity, a strong work ethic, complementary specialties and industry credentials on a par with her own.
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Fourth Annual AT&T VIP Bash with PITBULL and codeREADr …
Virtually everyone attending the event used a mobile ticket.
Every ticket was validated in real-time exclusively using BlackBerry 7 Devices
For the fourth year in a row, Skycore's transactional messaging platform was used to deliver mobile-ready tickets via email and the codeREADr app was downloaded to BlackBerry 7 devices to scan and validate the ticket's QR code. The process was flawless due to the extraordinary efforts of the AT&T and Skycore teams. And the Pitbull concert was amazing. [BlackBerry World 2012. Hard Rock Cafe, Orlando, FL. May 2, 2012.]


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We've got the textbooks with the title of Leadership on the cover that walks students through every theory that exists, but how do we hold students accountable for practicing leadership? Where in your grading system does the box, number, icon, whatever, exist that identifies a student as practicing leadership? As I sit and reflect on the students I have been blessed with through the years, I can identify those that practiced leadership, whether for the greater good or for evil. I remember efforts to direct their influence but I'm at a loss to determine how I held any student accountable for at least attempting to practice leadership? I'm forced to face the harsh reality that I didn't. Sure, nearly every student was a dues paying FFA member but it was the usual 20% that did everything. Sure, when it came grading time I had no problem nudging those students I deemed leaders past a percentage mark if they need a bit of assistance. Sure, I used positive reinforcement to communicate when a student exhibited a positive leadership trait. But there was no real accountability! I dare say that we hold our students and FFA members accountable for their academic performance. But I struggle with the idea of lacing their leadership performance through that system of grading. This is definitely one of those gray, subjective areas where we can get ourselves in a lot of trouble with students, parents, and administrators if we're not real careful and can objectively defend ourselves. So, how do you hold your students accountable for practicing leadership? Post your ideas, system, resources to share with all teachers struggling with this issue.
21st Century skills in Iowa have become a topic of conversation - those intangible skills that you mentioned above. How we assess a students attainment of those skills is still anyone's guess.
I think if we can instill a joy of education into our students - the leadership factor will naturally come about. "Grades should be a by-product of learning; not the reason for it". So I'm not in love with the notion of making them trapse thru more hoops for a grade or two.
How often do we free students to choose how, what, and why they learn something? Or in this case, practice their leadership skills? In the classroom? Are we too teacher centered to allow students to control the paradigms of their own education? Students can't practice leadership (good or bad) when they are too busy being herded thru public education.
Give students more freedom to control their world and the opportunity to practice their leadership; I fully believe they will rise to the likes you have never seen.


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Hello I was trying to find the coefficient for the member $x^5$ for the expansion: $(1-2x)^{-2}$
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Half a year later, I bring you all my 3rd revision to "My Room is an Otaku Museum" where once again my room has undergone reorganization to accommodate such a large collection. I returned from Japan 2 weeks ago with more stuff than ever and didn't have the space in my now-6-month-old glass cabinet for any of it.
Click here to see the loot.
For those of you unfamiliar with my older posts:
My Room is an Otaku Museum Part 1 (May 5, 2008 - One year ago!)
My Room is an Otaku Museum Part 2 (Oct. 6, 2008)
The top picture is the new bookcase and dresser unit I bought from IKEA. It's a dresser, a small bookcase, and a tall book case. I planned this arrangement out myself and made sure I got glass doors to go along with it. The glass is VITAL for my collection as my room collects more dust than is naturally possible. Since the installation of my first glass cabinet (seen in the bottom picture) I haven't had to dust anything in that cabinet. It makes all the difference.
If there are any questions, I'll address them in the comments section of this post. It's doubtful at the moment I'll be doing another one of these half a year from now as I don't have very much I plan on ordering. Maybe in a year though you'll see part 4.
I'd also like to extend a "thank you" to our beloved Danny Choo for recognizing my efforts to make myself poor by posting my loot over at his site. It's really helped me gain a lot of visitors.
See below for more detailed shots:
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
My Room is an Otaku Museum Part 3
Half a year later, I bring you all my 3rd revision to "My Room is an Otaku Museum" where once again my room has undergone reorganization to accommodate such a large collection. I returned from Japan 2 weeks ago with more stuff than ever and didn't have the space in my now-6-month-old glass cabinet for any of it.
22 comments:
- Asian Ed said...
Love that display case! But where's all the manga and DVDs? An otaku museum must have ample quantities of both!
- May 13, 2009 at 3:26 PM
- Bastille said...
Wow, you're one of the few people in the Lower Mainland whose merchandise collection puts mine to shame. I'm impressed.
- May 13, 2009 at 3:31 PM
- k said...
Nice collection!
are you planning on charging for entry into your private museum? ^^
- May 13, 2009 at 7:04 PM
- ClearTranquil said...
I don't plan on charging but I don't mind visitors.
I don't have much of a manga collection. They can all be seen in these pictures. My DVDs however, those are all in the movie room downstairs...
- May 13, 2009 at 8:01 PM
- Blowfish said...
where did you buy your first cabinet (big one)frm?Or is it costum made?Looks pretty sweet.
Detolfs are nice and cheap but no eye candy ^^
- May 14, 2009 at 12:55 PM
- ClearTranquil said...
The wall-mounted one is custom made from cheap chip-board from Home Depot. Because of that, it required a lot of fortification.
The tall bookcase with glass doors is a BILLY bookcase from IKEA.
- May 14, 2009 at 1:10 PM
- phossil said...
Wow, you have a very large and extensive figure collection. When did you started?
- May 14, 2009 at 2:34 PM
- Rin said...
A lot of anime stuff!!!!!!
I'm staring at your room to no end!!!!!!
I want a lot of stuff in your room!!!!
- May 16, 2009 at 2:28 AM
- Saku said...
The tall Billy bookcase looks nice. Looking to get one from IKEA.
It's really impressive how your collection grows within 1 year. I thought mine is fast but yours grow much faster ^^;;
- May 17, 2009 at 5:13 AM
- chun said...
your room IS an otaku museum ^^;;; and oh! see U at AE maybe? lol!
- May 23, 2009 at 12:33 PM
- ClearTranquil said...
Yeah I really hope to see you at AE ^^
I'll be KAITO Friday, Ike from Smash Brothers on Saturday, and Snow from FFXIII on Sunday (and Friday late afternoon).
Look for me, please ^^;;
- May 23, 2009 at 12:50 PM
- Leonia said...
Nice room ^^
- May 24, 2009 at 1:59 PM
- chun said...
I'll try ^^; by the way do U have other pix of your other cosplays (yet?) or did I miss em? o_o
- May 25, 2009 at 2:16 PM
- meronpan said...
jeeeeeebus that's an awesome display setup ^^ i'm totally hurting for a huge display like that.
- May 27, 2009 at 8:16 PM
- Q said...
Wuhuhuh that's surely an impressive and neat display! Speaking of which I don't have a cabinet or display of any kind hahahaha...
- May 31, 2009 at 6:06 PM
- twk3 @ GGZ said...
Crazy, I'll be on the lookout at AE and see if I can snatch a photo of a fellow GGZer
- June 6, 2009 at 7:41 PM
- LEon said...
I love what you have done for your room. The colors tone and figure goes very well. I'm eyeing on your figma collections. LOL Well done!
- July 2, 2009 at 1:28 AM
- theinfernoproject said...
Really nice collection and display cabinet. Where did you get that large glass display case?
- July 17, 2009 at 1:35 AM
- lovelyduckie said...
Seems like you may be running out of room soon? If so do you have any plans on what to do about space? Another shelf? Put some figures in storage? I'm curious because I'm someone who seems like they may have to face making such a decision in the next year or so about space.
- July 17, 2009 at 5:37 AM
- Anonymous said...
I see you're a Final Fantasy Play Arts collector too. I hope you don't mind if I ask you to please support any these petitions that you might be interested in:
Final Fantasy VIII Play Arts Vol.2
Final Fantasy VI Play Arts
Final Fantasy IX Play Arts Vol. 2
Final Fantasy VII Cid & Barret Play Arts
I believe, once these get enough signatures, they can become reality just like 1st volume of Final Fantasy IX Play Arts (soon to be released) which was a product of a successful online petition http://www.petitiononline.com/ffixpa/petition.html
(great setup by the way)
- August 18, 2009 at 8:01 AM
- corner curio cabinet said...
Love that display case!
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7 Pilmour Place
North Street
St Andrews
Fife, Scotland
Tel: 01334 473105
Fax: 01334 479102
From US
011 44 1 334 473105
Through the years the Dunvegan Hotel has been given a few accolades
to be proud of and we have a excerpts of some below to let you see
what other people think of us:
Industry Gold Recognised at GTS Awards Dinner
- and the winner is the Dunvegan Hotel
"Golf.com - What the numbers say"
Golf Magazine published the facts on our very own Dunvegan Hotel
- see how we stack up
"St Andrews hotel is favourite 19th hole"
all eyes turned to Scotland for the Open at Carnoustie, last week
golf legend Sam Torrance scored top marks with a family-run St Andrews
The VisitScotland golf ambassador unveiled his top things to do
and see in Scotland as part of a new national tourism campaign and
much to the delight of Jack and Sheena Willoughby, hosts at
the Dunvegan Hotel in St Andrews, only yards away from the 18th
green of the Old Course.
When the Citizen told them that the popular golfer has flagged up
their hotel as: "the perfect 19th hole" the couple were
obviously very proud ....
"A marriage made in Golf Heaven"
Ashes to ashes is one thing, dust to dust is quite another. The
Dunvegan it seems, was as much a part of Sleepy's and Tim's St.Andrews
experience as the Swilken Bridge. So they also specified that their
final resting place be a spot where they could eternally eavesdrop
on the post-round banter at their favourite 19th hole.
Sheena and Jack Willoughby, proprietors of the Dunvegan, obliged
without question.
"Sinking Putts, sinking pints"
Steve Carr finds the best view of the Championship is 150 yards
from the 18th green - inside a St Andrews watering hole called the
Dunvegan Hotel
Thirty-nine thousand spectators poured into the scorched links
on Thursday to crane their necks over the ten-deep galleries.. The
atmosphere alone may have been worth the £30 entry fee, but
the only real way to keep track of the golf is to watch the goings-on
in a St Andrews tavern.
I find a perch in the Dunvegan, on the corner of Golf Place and
North Street - a haunt of caddies and anyone else remotely connected
with golf....Pictures of owners Sheena and Jack with the likes of
Tiger Woods, Mark O'Meara, Payne Stewart and George Bush line the
walls, and the lager count is on a par with the birdies being sunk
on the course.
"Postcard from St Andrews, Scotland"
The Dunvegan is owned and operated by an American from Houston,
Jack Willoughby, who made it good in the oil business here, married
Scottish lass, Sheena, and has made his pub The Place to Be.
During the Open, the players, caddies and fans mix all day and
into the night at the Dunvegan, which is about 100 steps from the
back of the Old Course's 18th green. They come for the beer, the
"Half Monty" business and the burgers Jack personally
barbecues n the Dunvegan porch.
Tuesday night, Fred Couples sat at a corner table, clearly enjoying
himself, his hat tipped slightly askew. Later Pat Perez got into
a lively "debate" with a handful of scribes. Three hours
and quite a few pints later, everybody went home happy.
The walls are packed with photographs of Dunvegan customers, famous
or not. Payne Stewart posed for a photo with Sheena a couple of
weeks before he died. On the shelf behind the bar, Willoughby shows
off the urns containing the ashes of Tim from Chicago and "sleepy"
of Tallahassee, Fla. The two requested that their ashes be sprinkled
on the Old Course, with some saved for the Dunvegan. And you though
Norm loved Cheers.
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by Maya Angelou
Alone Suffering Quotes
How we cite our quotes: (Line)
Quote #1
How to find my soul a home
Where water is not thirsty
And bread loaf is not stone (3-5)
It's interesting that Angelou describes loneliness as a sort of homelessness – except there's no way to go house hunting in this world. At least, not yet.
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There are some millionaires
With money they can't use (14-15)
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Ruth Hopson Yarbrough, 87, of Humphrey, died Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013, at Baptist Health-Stuttgart.
Mrs. Yarbrough was born March 18, 1926, in Reydell, to Walter A. and Dora Shaddick Houghton. She was a homemaker and member of Bayou Meto Assembly of God Church.
Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husbands, H.C. Hopson and Hollis Yarbrough; brother, Bill Houghton; sister, Margaret Deck; and son-in-law, Claud Chapmon.
Survivors are two sons, Harold (Jackie) Hopson, of Cabot, and Alfred (Doris) Hopson, of Humphrey; two daughters, Judy Chapmon, of Pearland, Texas, and Linda (Rick) Hughes, of Humphrey; nine grandchildren, Cecil (JoAnn) Chapmon, Renee Chapmon, Mark (Laura) Chapmon, Clay (Jan) Hopson, Kris (Wendy) Hughes, Kyle (Candi) Hughes, Matthew Hopson, Michael Hall and Shannon Hall; seven great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services, officiated by Rev. Jackie Marshall, are 1:30 p.m. Friday at Bayou Meto Assembly of God Church with burial following in Lone Tree Cemetery by Turpin Funeral Home of Stuttgart.
Visitation is 5-7 p.m. Thursday at Turpin Funeral Home.
Please go to www.turpinco.com to sign the online guestbook.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. ?? Day one of the 2008 SEC Championships came to a close with some impressive marks in the Alabama Aquatic Center Wednesday. The Auburn men took the day one lead with 126 points, out-distancing Tennessee's first day score of 86. On the women's side, Florida took the early honors with 89 points, followed by Tennessee and LSU at 79 points. "We obviously got off to a real good start in the 200 medley relay and the diving, they just did an outstanding job," Auburn men's head coach Richard Quick said. "Honestly, the third place in the 800 free relay is the best we can do and if we can do the best we can do and maximize our opportunities, then you feel good about it."The Auburn me were able to grab a top three finish in all three events on the first day. The Tigers captured the 200 yard medley relay title and backed that up with two finishers in the top four in the 3-meter diving competition. Auburn then placed third in the 800 freestyle relay.The Florida women bounced back after not scoring in the 1-meter diving final to take the top spot in impressive fashion in the 200 yard medley relay. The Gators then placed third in the 800 yard freestyle relay. "We are real pleased with all the women's performances, obviously the 200 (medley) relay was great," Florida head women's coach Gregg Troy said. "The 800 free, we were out-swum, but we were happy with the result, we had lifetime bests all across the board."
"On the men's side, both relays were good, they will get them to the NCAA meet, but we didn't think we swam our fastest and we're obviously looking to get better."Rachael Ware of LSU was the first champion of the meet. Ware finished with a total score of 315:55 in the 1-meter diving championship. Ware was the top seed coming into the final event. The Tennessee men's team captured the 800 meter freestyle relay with a time of 6:19.18. That time broke the Alabama Aquatic Center record set by Florida in 1990 with a time of 6:24.84. Florida placed second with a time of 6:22.84.The Auburn women reclaimed its 800 yard freestyle relay title with the fastest time in NCAA history, clocking in at 6:57.28. Georgia finished second with a time of 7:03.47. Christine Magnuson of Tennessee opened up the relay with a new SEC record of 1:43.00. Alabama sophomore Aaron Fleshner won the first individual title for the Crimson Tide with a total diving score of 429.40. The last time Alabama claimed the 3-meter diving title was in 1997. The University of Florida women's 200 medley relay team shattered the SEC meet record and took top honors with a time of 137:23. The five-year-old record stood at 137.69 set by Auburn. The top three times in that race are now the top three marks in the nation.Auburn won the 200 yard men's medley relay. The Tigers turned in a time of 1:24.81. Auburn won the event by over a second as Tennessee placed second with a time of 1:26.07. Auburn and Tennessee eclipsed the NCAA automatic marks in the men's 200 medley relay with times of 1:24.81 and 1:26.07, respectively. All but two teams turned in provisional times.Day two of the 2008 SEC Championships will resume at 10:00 a.m. The women's 500 freestyle will kick things off on Thursday. Day One Team ScoresWomenFlorida ?? 89Tennessee ?? 79LSU ?? 79Kentucky ?? 78Georgia ?? 77Auburn ?? 74South Carolina ?? 65Alabama ?? 63Arkansas ?? 59Vanderbilt ?? 28
MenAuburn ?? 126Tennessee ?? 86LSU ?? 84Alabama ?? 78Kentucky ?? 71Florida ?? 66Georgia ?? 66South Carolina ?? 50


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MEDINA — A Medina man pleaded not guilty Monday to raping a young girl last month.
Theodore W. Higdon, 50, of 810 Ridgeview Road, is charged with raping the girl, which is a first-degree felony punishable by life in prison because the girl was younger than age 13.
Higdon is scheduled for an April 15 trial before Common Pleas Judge Christopher J. Collier.
A Dec. 21 grand jury indictment accused Higdon of raping the girl on Dec. 2 or 3.
County Prosecutor Dean Holman said the girl was at least 10 years old, but declined to be more specific.
According to court records, Higdon was taken to the county jail Dec. 21 on a $100,000 bond, but was released 10 days later on bail.
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By Rev. Mother Meredith Moise, O.C.
The days are winding down. Have you started your count down? I have kept silent on Lent until now. This season has been one of tremendous growth and spiritual progress. I left one jurisdiction to join another that is more aligned with my spiritual belief and practice. My prayer life is centered around bringing Jesus to the people every day. My personal encounters are not so much a chance to show off skill or even to brag or boast. My personal encounters are about bringing God's love to people. My practice is one of earthing compassion daily. How do I allow Jesus to live in me? By moving out of the way......
Ego is a plague. Ego makes us think we are important. We are end all to be all. But when we step back and allow God in, that is when we truly become strong. We are empowered by the power within us. We develop courage when we allow Jesus to be our courage.
This season has seen revelation after revelation in the body of Christ. We see officials in other Catholic bodies being exposed because of sin and abuse. Should that shake our faith? I believe God is telling us that there is no one above him. I believe that Jesus is telling us to follow his lead and not the lead of preachers, teachers, leaders and ministers who are abusing and using the people. Christ is the center of our faith, not the pope nor the priest. Jesus is our courage, our strength, our highest and deepest self....We have no other recourse.
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I've got a 1040 MP3s to add to iTunes (not bought before).
I dragged them to the iTunes window, it processed/copied something (only 953, huh, why?), they even appeared in the
iTunes Media/Music folder and in the
iTunes Music Library.xml file. But I can't find no one of them neither in the library, nor in the recently added. Interesting thing: there is a new album cover on the cell with the name of the artist existed before. And if I search a random song in the search bar I'll find it but I can't go to it or add to the next playing.
I haven't the iTunes Match option.
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March 13, 2011
TUCSON - University of Arizona Wildcat women's golf will compete next at the 26th annual Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational, hosted by the University of Hawaii. The 54-hole, two-day event will be held Mon.-Tues., March 14-15, at the Kane'ohe Klipper Golf Course in Kane'ohe, O'ahu.
Teams will play 36 holes on Monday and the final 18 on Tuesday, competing on a par-72 course checking in at 5,907 yards. All rounds will begin at 8:00 a.m. HT with a shotgun start. Also competing with the Wildcats will be Arizona State, Boise State, Cal State-Northridge, Fresno State, Gonzaga, Hawai'i-Hilo, Idaho, Nevada, Notre Dame, Sam Houston State, Seattle, UNLV, Vanderbilt, Washington State, Wichita State, and Wyoming.
Freshman Haley Andreas, sophomore Kyndall Ardoin, junior Isabelle Boineau, senior Alejandra Llaneza and junior Margarita Ramos will be the Arizona five this weekend. Junior Nikki Koller will be competing as an individual.
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Forecast discussion: Providence, and the rest of Rhode Island, was spared from the strong Nor'Easter on Wednesday. As the storm moved a little further east than expected, the state only received a coating of snow on the ground by the late morning. However, some car accidents were reported. The biggest problem was the strong winds. They created scattered power outages. At noon, National Grid reported about 2,000 customers without power, mostly in Newport County. However, by 4 p.m. almost 2,500 people were without power. This time, it was Kent County which had all the power outages.
Here are just a few facts about the storm and the high winds it created. In meteorology, we use a unit of air pressure called the millibar. The central pressure of this low was one millibar higher than Hurricane Bob as it passed through Newport in 1991. Nantucket, an island of Massachusetts, reported a wind gust of 92 mph during the heart of the storm. Finally, a weather buoy off the waters of Portland, ME observed a wind gust of 112 mph. That's the wind gusts of a category 3 hurricane.
As we head through the overnight, skies will clear and winds will continue to diminish. However, it will be bitterly cold for this time of the year, as overnight lows fall into the middle to upper teens. High pressure will give us calmer winds, with temperatures slightly warmer. It will not be until Friday that we will fell spring like temperatures. But, a cold front will pass through New England, and bring showers by late Friday morning. The front will move offshore, and precipitation will end by early Saturday morning. But, the rain will return for the rest of the weekend, as a low pressure system along that frontal boundary moves over Long Island Sound. We will see moderate rainfall Saturday night, and will not taper to showers until the mid-afternoon. So, this may cause some street flooding at times. The showers finally end by early Monday morning. For the rest of the forecast period, we will see partly to mostly sunny skies and seasonable temperatures. However, some computer models are predicting more showers for Tuesday. For now, I will keep them out of the forecast, but my overall confidence in Tuesday's forecast is low.
72 hour forecast:
Tonight: Partly cloudy with diminishing winds and cold with a low of 17.
Thursday: Mostly sunny with a high of 40. Winds will turn to the west-southwest at 10-13 mph by the afternoon.
Thursday night: Becoming cloudy during the overnight with a low of 33. Winds will come from the south-southwest at 5-8 mph.
Friday: Cloudy with showers arriving by 11 a.m. and breezy with a high of 55.
Friday night: Showers end by midnight but remaining cloudy with a low of 40.
Saturday: Partly sunny with showers arriving by 4 p.m. We will see a high of 52.
Saturday night: Moderate rain with a low of 37.
Extended Forecast:
Sunday: Windy with moderate rain tapering to showers by the mid-afternoon. Highs 43-46, lows 33-36.
Monday: Showers end during the early morning, and becoming mostly sunny by mid-morning. Highs 47-50, lows 32-35.
Tuesday: Partly to mostly sunny. Highs 50-53, lows 33-36.
Wednesday: Partly to mostly sunny. Highs 48-51, lows 31-34.


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Got the ok from work to carry oc on the job!!:banana: Won't even allow guns in the parking lot/trunk or any knives whatsoever(unless they are leatherman style pliers) I spray trees for people and Get "surprised" by pissed dogs when they come out of the doggy door when im in the backyard. 90% of the time, the owner is not home and even though we call a few days ahead of time and send them a reminder in the mail, they still leave the doggy door unlocked.:twak:
Have had a couple close calls and lost a few pairs of pants(shredded) Several people from work have been put in the emergency room by dogs in my company in the past few years.
My Fox oc is in the mail. Got a few keychains(one for the missus) and a 2oz in a belt pouch thingee. Can't wait. always feel so naked.:hand5: at least now i'll be somewhat covered.:wink:


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19th NY Annual African Film Festival
Presented under the banner theme 21st Century: The Homecoming, this year's New York African Film Festival will screen contemporary and classic African films that explore the notion of home and homeland, from the legacy of music legend Miriam Makeba (subject of our Opening Night film, Mama Africa) to disaporic visions like the New York-set Restless City, which comes direct from its acclaimed premiere at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. In addition, to mark the 100th anniversary of the African National Congress (ANC), NYAFF will pay homage through performances by artists working in music, dance and film.
Don't miss this eclectic sampling of some of the most popular dramas, documentaries and experimental works currently unfolding on screens across the African continent. Series programmed by Richard Peña for the Film Society of Lincoln Center and Mahen Bonetti of African Film Festival, Inc.


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Desert Isle Keeper Review
Wedded in a Whirlwind
Liz Fielding
November 2008, Series Romance
Har Rom #4058, $3.99, 184 pages, Amazon ASIN 0373175485
As a reader, I find myself quick to praise the new and innovative. However, sometimes a sweet, "comfort food" book comes along that just leaves me smiling. Wedded in a Whirlwind is just such a book. It does not reinvent the genre, but in a very limited number of pages, the author constructs a beautiful fairytale that truly sweeps one right out of the everyday world.
Emotionally fragile Miranda Grenville takes a break from her life in England to go on holiday in remote Cordillera. When she arrives, she finds a rustic island with few of the wonders optimistically promised in the tourist brochures. While on a trek supposedly to see ancient ruins, an earthquake strikes and, in the aftermath, Miranda gets trapped underground. As she recovers from the shock of the quake and regains an awareness of her surroundings, she discovers that she is not alone.
Luckily for Miranda, she is trapped underground with a man who knows his way around. Unfortunately, archaeologist Nick Jago has just discovered that his most recent ex-girlfriend double-crossed him professionally. This betrayal, combined with what seems to be a somewhat curmudgeonly personality, don't exactly make him perfect "let's be trapped together in a small space" material. However, unlike many heroes in Romanceland, Jago at least does not blame Miranda or all women for the wrongs of his ex-lover - even if he isn't entirely above taking out his frustration on whoever might happen to be in an underground cavern with him.
After they get over the initial roughness of their meeting, Mirando and Jago slowly start to bond. Miranda needs Jago's knowledge of Cordillera if they are to make it through their ordeal, while for a variety of reasons, Jago also requires Miranda's assistance on occasion. As they work together, these two people who are unused to trusting others, start to bond. And that's when the magic happens. It's not love at first sight by any stretch, but the two reach deeper understanding with one another bit by bit.
The relationship between Miranda and Jago is well done. Parts of it are not entirely believable, but somehow that doesn't matter. The chemistry between them is entirely credible and this aspect of the story becomes the part that really matters. The author's tone matches the story well; her voice makes it clear that readers are to expect a fairytale and she then proceeds to give exactly that. The backstory does have its weaknesses, but the story holds a genuine emotion that brings the reader beyond that.
Wedded in a Whirlwind is the perfect diversion for anyone who wants to be swept away into a romantic daydream for an hour or two.
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Masters of the Universe Classics
Packaging - ***1/2
The packaging remains the same, following the retro appearance we've
become accustomed to. While it's not collector friendly, it does swap
rubber bands for twistie ties, and looks good on a peg, wall or shelf.
It also seems like the figure is a little easier to see inside the
bubble as well.
Sculpting - ****
This is one chiseled dude. From the nose to the lips to the
cheeks to the jaw, he looks like he could shred you with his
Paint - ***
Unfortunately, I had a few paint issues. There's some sloppy cut lines
on the few paint details that exist, and the green color of the armor
isn't quite consistent. The skin tone is off a bit too, particularly
between the ruddy face and lighter neck.
we got something like this in a figure off the pegs at Target, we'd be
pretty happy. But considering the higher cost, and the 'collector'
focus, we expect more of this line.
Articulation - ***1/2
If you own one of these figures, then you know what you're getting in
this category. There's the ball jointed neck, shoulders and hips (with
swivel bicep and thigh), pin elbows, knees and ankles, cut calf, wrist
and waist, and even a pin ab crunch.
chest armor restricts the ab crunch quite a bit, but the rest of the
joints are free to move cleanly, and the figure can pose extremely
well. A couple of the joints were a little loose, but the pins are all
very sturdy and there should be no issues with joint damage over time,
even with regular play.
Accessories - ***1/2
There's three accessories with Tri-klops - his sword, a glow in the
dark Warriors ring, and a Doomseeker.
sword is a new sculpt, and looks terrific. It's made from a fairly
stiff plastic, so you shouldn't have any trouble with it wilting over
time. It fits nicely in a slot on the back of his armor.
The ring is designed for a kid
to wear, and has a top that
opens to reveal the MOTU logo. This is a bit of a weird extra, since
the line is supposedly intended for adult collectors, but the ring is
clearly kid's stuff all the way.
Finally, there's the very cool
Doomseeker. In the 2002 cartoon, Tri-klops was the genius inventor,
and one of his developments was the Doomseeker, and small flying spy
machine. The Four Horsemen have given it a slightly more nostalgic
sculpt, and there's a clear plastic stand to hold the bird-like machine
above the ground.
This is definitely a cool extra,
and while it's not truly 'classic', it makes a great addition to the
overall display.
Fun Factor - ****
It says something that the Mattel action figures that are actually the
best toys are designed for collectors. I'm not sure what it says, but
it certainly says something.
Value - **
Nope, he's not a $20 figure. Even with the cool
ring, Doomseeker and sword, he's not to that kind of price tag. That
doesn't mean that most people that buy him won't be more than willing
to pay the money - but he's really a $16 or $17 figure tops.
Things To Watch Out For
Not a thing. These figures are very well built, with no weak joints or
cheap plastic.
Overall - ***1/2
I'm still not sure when we'll get a four
star figure in this line, but Tri-klops is pretty damn close. Had I not
had the handful of paint issues, I would have given him a perfect final
Even with a few paint issues, I
have to say that he's very
close to my favorite. I'm still leaning toward Hordak, and Mer-man is
still mighty sweet. But Tri-klops is a dark horse in the race, and is a
very welcome addition to the collection.
Score Recap:
Packaging - ***1/2
Sculpting - ****
Paint - ***
Articulation - ***1/2
Accessories - ***1/2
Fun Factor - ****
Value - **
Overall - ***1/2
Where to Buy -
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On Friday night I traveled north to the Duke Energy Center to participate for the second time in Reds Fest.
Though it may be hard to believe, the Reds actually want Ray Sparks and me to be part of the show as we interview Reds players in front of a live audience.
This year we started with Bronson Arroyo followed by Jay Bruce and Mike Leake.
One of the best parts of this experience is how truly nice these men are to us and to the fans that stand and listen to the interviews.
The Harrison County Thorobreds wrestling team began the season Saturday as it hosted the Rumble on the Hilltop.
Ten teams braved the cold and the snow, which greeted them as they began their trip to Cynthiana.
Assistant Coach Luke Tucker was in charge of the tournament and worked with the teams to keep the matches going and allow for a good tournament.
The 2010-2011 Fillies' season continued on the right path Monday night as the Harrison County girls won a road game at Bourbon County, 54-45, over the Lady Colonels.
The win makes the season record 2-0 with the next game Saturday night at McCreary County Central (0-2).
The loss dropped the Lady Colonels to 1-2 after defeating Deming and losing to Maysville St. Patrick, both on the road.
Winter tennis team tops Scott County in weekend match
Charlie Smith, Ben McDonald and Jacob Markley continue the winter tennis season with a team victory over Scott County this weekend.
Smith handled Zack Botts, 8-2, while McDonald defeated Allison Rexroat, 8-1, and Markley also had an 8-1 win over Bobbi McClone. The doubles match went as well as the singles as Charlie and Ben defeated the doubles team of Allison and Madison Rexroat 8-2.
Freshman teams find early
going rough
The Scott High Eagles made a four-point half time lead a 14-point lead at the end of three quarters and went on to defeat the Harrison County Thorobreds, 70-54 Tuesday night in Cynthiana.
The Breds' inexperience reared its ugly head again in the third period as nine costly turnovers in the stanza helped limit the Breds to only seven points while the Eagles hit for 17.
"We played hard," noted Coach Mike Reitz. "We have to learn to value each possession more and make better passes. This will come with time."
Bella Lee Quesenberry was born to Savannah Renaker and Dennis Quesenberry of Cynthiana on Dec. 2, 2010 at Harrison Memorial Hospital. She weighed 7 lbs. 2 oz.
Blake Calvin Lee Robertson was born to Brian and Lisa Robertson of Cynthiana on Sept. 24, 2010 at Harrison Memorial Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs. 5 oz.
Gavin Martin Palmer was born to David Martin and Laira Palmer of Cynthiana on Sept. 27, 2010 at St. Joseph East Women's Center. He weighed 6 lbs. 14 oz., and is welcomed by his brother Jonus and sister Daira.
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Considering how the quest for exotic spice fueled exploration around the world in the 15th century, it is no wonder that our favorite holiday flavors herald from around the world. From Southwest India to Southeast Asia, we find cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and mace.
True cinnamon comes from the bark of Cinnamomum zeylanicum, an evergreen tree native to Southwest India. This is the premium spice that is harvested just as new growth emerges from 2-year-old stems. It has a light brown color and the interior of the quills (the curled strips) consist of several layers.
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College Hockey:Knowlton scores two to lead Denver past North Dakota
DENVER — After Friday's loss to North Dakota, Denver coach George Gwozdecky stated his team had gotten outworked in every area. The No. 9 Pioneers were determined to come out better, and put in a much more solid effort in defeating No. 14 North Dakota, 5-3, before 6,166 fans at Magness Arena.
"It was an embarrassing effort last night, an embarrassing performance, and I don't think the score indicated at all how poorly we played," said Gwozdecky. "Certainly that locker room, from last night to the start of the game tonight, was quiet, it was sour. I don't want to say angry, but maybe as close to anger as you can about how we played. Certainly I thought we responded in a good way."
Even with the stronger effort in the first period, the Pioneers put themselves in a potentially dangerous position at 12:55 when Matt Tabrum got a five-minute major and game misconduct for checking-from-behind. On the ensuing penalty kill, Denver used aggressive forechecking to keep North Dakota from setting up for any length of time in the offensive zone, killing off the entire penalty.
"We made an adjustment on our power play, we made an adjustment on our penalty kill, because they had an easier time retrieving pucks in our zone when they were on their breakout coming through the neutral zone," said Gwozdecky. "We had to do a better job adapting, and part of it I think is we played with a much better edge."
Denver's aggressive play to start the second period, including a series of big hits, finally paid dividends when the Sioux took consecutive minors. Though Denver's first goal wasn't technically on a power play, it did come as the second minor ended when Drew Shore dished the puck to Nick Shore, who was stationed deep down the left side, almost along the goal line. Nick Shore lifted a quick wrist shot that beat Brad Eidsness short side at 9:23.
That was only the start of a wild series of goals in the period. At 12:24, North Dakota's Mark MacMillan forced a turnover along the left side boards and dished the puck to Carter Rowney at the far post, who tapped it in on a play that was eerily similar to North Dakota's first goal on Friday night.
Buoyed by the goal, North Dakota pressed, forcing Juho Olkinuora to make several tough saves, and drawing a penalty on Scott Mayfield for cross-checking in front of his own net. However, Chris Knowlton intercepted an errant pass on the power play by Nick Mattson at the left point and raced up ice, splitting the Sioux defense and firing a rocket top corner glove side at 13:34 for an unassisted short-handed goal.
"I just got my stick on their pass across, and it was apparent they weren't going to catch me, and I was fortunate to get a good shot off," said Knowlton. "It was a huge win. We came out and set the tone early and got the two points, and that's what we needed. We needed to work harder. Last night, we just didn't bring the effort. We had the same game plan, we just executed it better."
After Mayfield's penalty, Denver got its own power-play, and made the Sioux pay with some pretty tic-tac-toe passing in the offensive zone that ended when Drew Shore got the puck in the left slot and backhanded a pass across to Jason Zucker on the right side, who one-timed it into the open net at 15:30.
Right off the draw, while the announcer was on the PA, Dillon Simpson carried the puck across the Denver blue line and passed it to Brock Nelson in the left circle, who quickly fired a wrist shot that beat Olkinuora top corner glove side at 15:37.
Denver regrouped however, and on another power play, Scott Mayfield got the puck in the right circle on a pass from Nick Shore and fired it top corner stick side. While he was celebrating, Joey LaLeggia approached him at the boards, only to run into Ben Blood, who pushed LaLeggia. LaLeggia responded, getting his arms up. Blood got a two minute minor for roughing, while LaLeggia was assessed a five minute major for head butting and a game misconduct.
"The referee informed me that he saw Joe LaLeggia, he had caught Ben Blood, the North Dakota player, with the first initial, I think it's an elbowing penalty he gave him, and then he said he saw Joe LaLeggia jump in the air and head butt Ben Blood in the face," said Gwozdecky. "Obviously when you watch the replay, it's pretty apparent that none of that occurred."
"It was a little bit of a scuffle, a couple punches thrown by myself," said LaLeggia. "It's the ref's call, and I can't say I agree with it, but that's hockey, and we got the win, and that's all that matters."
With three minutes of power play time to start the third period, North Dakota's potent power play was again shut down by an aggressive Denver kill. Denver played tight defense the rest of the third period, keeping North Dakota from generating too many chances.
"Theirs (special teams) was the difference in the game," said North Dakota coach Dave Hakstol. "We each scored a short-handed goal. There's was a little more prominent than ours because of the timing. I think they ended up with three power-play goals, and we couldn't cash in."
Both teams continued to fight to get under the other's skin. North Dakota's Michael Parks was assessed a five-minute major and game misconduct for contact to the head, the fourth game misconduct of the series. Denver made the most of its power play, as Knowlton fired a shot from the right circle that beat Eidsness low at 17:35.
North Dakota did get one back when Mayfield stumbled near the red line, allowing Danny Kristo and Nelson to break in two-on-one. Kristo fed a perfect pass to Nelson in the slot, and Nelson one-timed it past a helpless Olkinuora at 18:43. North Dakota called time out and then pulled its goalie, but was unable to get any closer.
"Everything's in our hands," said Hakstol. "We gained some points on the team that's closest to us. We hold our fate in our hands. We go home next weekend. We came in and got a split on the road. We battled really hard."
"Certainly when you get two teams like this together, there's that extra spark," said Gwozdecky. "There's that extra emotion involved in playing in games with these guys, I think partially because we have played in so many big big games with them. There's certainly some bad blood, but I think that's what makes good rivalries, and this is certainly one of them."
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Jasmine Bailey Signs Pro Contract to Play in Romania
Aug. 31, 2012
CHICAGO – Former UIC women's basketball player and 2012 graduate Jasmine Bailey signed a contract to play professional basketball in Romania. Bailey will play for the Division-A Sepsi Sic Sfantu Gheorghe team that will compete against 16 other squads for the Romanian Cup.
"I'm really excited but also a little nervous because I've never been out of the country before," said Bailey. "It's going to be different but a great experience from what I hear."
The St. Louis, Mo., native, finished her Flames career as the third-highest scorer and rebounder in program history and was named first-team all-Horizon League in her senior season. She piloted UIC its second-best win total in school annals with an 18-13 record, averaging 17.7 points and 9.7 boards per game in 2011-12.
Bailey has spent the last week preparing her new career and leaves for Romania on Saturday. Her first preseason game is scheduled for Sept. 23.
"I've been spending a lot of time with family and friends and getting in a few last workouts," said Bailey. "It was such a long process and then you get the call and have to leave right away."
Bailey will be teamed up with four other athletes who played college basketball in the United States, including Tabytha Wampler (New Mexico St.), Jaleshia Roberson (Missouri St.), Regina Rogers (UCLA) and Jence Rhoads (Vanderbilt).
"That is a very big relief knowing they will be there," said Bailey. "If I was the only American I would probably feel a little left out."


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Today I will be showing off Sweet Peacock, a vibrant blue foil. Sweet Peacock was super easy to apply. The polish was easy to control and very well pigmented. It took just two thin coats to achieve a gorgeous and vibrant look.
So bright! Orly Sweet Peacock just glows on the nail! I loved wearing this color. Remember you can always click on the pictures to get a better close up view.
In the macro shot you can really see just how foily and pretty Sweet Peacock is. I can't say anything bad about this polish! It was easy to apply, I love the color, and it is super glowy.
Check back tomorrow and the next day for more Orly Birds of a Feather swatches.
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04 April 2013
By Rex Gowar and Federico Coronado
Photo: Sergio LlameraJo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA), Gilles Simon (FRA) and Julien Benneteau (FRA)
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA: Jo-Wilfried Tsonga will open for favourites France in their Davis Cup by BNP Paribas quarterfinal tie against Argentina in Buenos Aires, facing the home side's No. 2 Carlos Berlocq.
Gilles Simon, named at the last minute as France's second singles player in place of Richard Gasquet, then faces Juan Monaco to complete Friday's singles action on the clay court at Parque Roca on the city's outskirts.
Tsonga is due to face off against Monaco in the first of the reverse singles on Sunday, following Thursday's draw held at the Usina del Arte with Simon closing against Berlocq.
In Saturday's doubles, France's Michael Llodra and Julien Benneteau face the home side's David Nalbandian and Horacio Zeballos.
World No. 9 Gasquet arrived in Buenos Aires at the beginning of the week exhausted from his efforts in a good start to the season and still troubled by an ankle problem that affected his performance at Miami last week where he lost to Andy Murray in the semifinals.
French captain Arnaud Clement said there were two reasons for choosing world No. 13 Simon over Gasquet.
"The most important thing is that Gilles is in fine form and confidence. He had a very good tournament in Miami (last week)," Clement told the post-draw news conference.
"Everyone was expecting it to be Richard in view of his results since the beginning of the year but he still has pain in his ankle," he added. "I prefer a player who is 100 per cent to a great player a bit diminished in his capabilities."
Simon said: "I hope to play a great match. We are all fit, I'm ready for the fight.
"I prepare to be available from the Friday as the fifth player, that's what one does… and I'm not so far [from Gasquet] either."
Argentina, who beat Germany 5-0 in February to reach the quarterfinals for the 12th consecutive year, are the underdogs without world No. 7 Juan Martin del Potro, who decided to concentrate on the tour and forgo Davis Cup this year. As a result, Berlocq steps in for just his fourth Davis Cup singles appearance.
"Obviously, we already know what Tsonga can do, it's going to be a very tough path," said Berlocq. "I'll have to give 100 per cent and if possible even a little more."
Argentina's captain Martin Jaite explained why he opted for Berlocq as his second singles player over Zeballos, who has a higher ranking and beat Rafa Nadal in the Viña del Mar final in Chile in February.
"Charly played very well in the last tie (against Germany). Also when he started playing Davis Cup against the Czechs he played okay and he has experience to play this match," Jaite said.
Berlocq said giving new world No. 2 Andy Murray a run for his money at Indian Wells last month had boosted his confidence.
"I couldn't quite win but to know that I can play as an equal against such great players gives me a lot of confidence," he said.
Davis Cup stalwart Nalbandian, who has played in three finals since 2006, was asked to compare this tie with the previous meeting between the two nations in Lyon in 2010 which France won 5-0.
"They are very different," he said. "That tie was on a fast surface. We believe in our team's ability to fight throughout the three days and anything can happen."
The full draw is listed below:
FridayR1: Carlos Berlocq (ARG) v Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA)R2: Juan Monaco (ARG) v Gilles Simon (FRA)
SaturdayR3: David Nalbandian/Horacio Zeballos (ARG) v Julien Benneteau/Michael Llodra (FRA)
SundayR4: Juan Monaco (ARG) v Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA)R5: Carlos Berlocq (ARG) v Gilles Simon (FRA)
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Aerospace Design Poster
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Grade Levels: K-12, Higher Education
Publication Year: 2008
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Subjects: Physical Science
The first A in NASA stands for Aeronautics. The Aerospace Design poster reflects images from the "Aerospace Design: The Art of Engineering from NASA's Aeronautical Research" exhibit to commemorate 100 years of powered flight. Artifacts on the poster include architectural and engineering designs for wind tunnels, wind tunnel models, and designs for conceptual airplanes, past and present.
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New Stoves Could Save Lives
When we're in our kitchens cooking over $1,200 electric radiant cooktops, half the world is still slaving over open fires. And whether you know it or not, the pollution and deforestation associated with rural cooking affects all of us. Clean stoves offer a twofold solution to this problem by saving both our planet and millions of lives. In fact, the production of economical, clean-burning cookers has caught the attention of the EPA, World Health Organization, United Nations and Oakridge National Laboratory.
An average cooking fire turns out a billow of carbon dioxide equivalent to that of a car, as well as black carbon that warms the earth. But more immediately pressing is the epidemic of smoke inhalation, the sixth leading cause of death in developing countries that claims some 1.6 million lives every year.
The question that has surfaced from this is how to build cheap, durable, clean-burning stoves for three billion people. Two non-profits have gained some ground and good coverage for their contributions: Aprovecho's StoveTec and Envirofit.
Stove Camp, hosted by Oregon's Aprovecho Research Center offering education for sustainable living, is where forward-thinking engineers, health policy professionals and others meet to brainstorm cheap stoves that use less fuel and don't emit deadly smoke. So far, they're on the right track. The center, alongside Shenghou Stove Manufacturers (SSM) in China, was 2009's international winner of the Ashden Energy Champion Award. This recognition encourages "greater use of local sustainable energy to address climate change, alleviate poverty and improve quality of life." Envirofit has a stove they feel just as confidently about.
Manufacturing 12,000 stoves a month, SSM is putting the design out there. The next challenge is to convince villagers in developing countries that cooking by fire is more than an inconvenience - that the unfamiliar product can save lives as well as stabilize the climate.
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If a house is not a home, an R&B singer trying to get comfortable and write new material could be in for some serious trouble.
So when Mya became disenchanted with living in Los Angeles, she decided to pack up and move back to her hometown of Washington, D.C. And in the process, she managed to reunite her divorced parents — albeit strictly in a professional sense — and record the most intimate material of her career for her fourth album, Liberation, due in stores November 14 on Motown/ Universal.
"I've been without both of them in my business life for a good seven years now," Mya said of her folks, who split shortly after the singer released her self-titled debut in 1998. "When I moved back home I took the initiative to involve my entire family in my career because I didn't find that anyone else was as passionate and thorough. My mom is my business manager, my father is a manager and my brother built the studio for me. And seeing my parents being forced to speak to each other has been very entertaining to me. I'm glad that I did that, because they weren't talking at all. They really didn't have a reason to.
"So it's been great to see the progression we've made as a family. Life is too short to hold on to the past and grudges," she added.
That same forgiving mindset extends throughout Liberation — which was originally conceived as a project called Control Freak (see "Mya Is Murderous Onscreen And A Control Freak On Record" ) for Mya's former label, A&M, which she left last year. "Life Is Too Short" is about wanting to call an ex who Mya lost touch with, even though he wasn't the most faithful of boyfriends. That real-life moment, Mya recalled, significantly shaped the direction of her songs.
"I had to put my pride aside in contacting him after we didn't speak for three months and I started worrying about him," she said. "I really cared about him, but he did me dirty. And I didn't want to go out or have him leave the face of this earth with a grudge under my belt. It took for me to put my ego aside and having reality checks come about."
The rumbling, go-go-inspired "Ayo" featuring DJ Kool is the first single from Liberation. But much of the material on the album, which features contributions from Lil Wayne, the Game and Scott Storch, is a mix of vulnerability and remorse, though Mya contends the music is a balance of up-tempo numbers with a handful of ballads. All of the tracks, however, are heavy on themes of self-sufficiency, the currently single beauty added.
"I saw what my mother went through and the relationship with my father that I witnessed, and why I might have a complex," she said. "But I'm speaking about a lot of things the entertainer Mya may have never spoken about before. So I'm definitely opening up. [My parents' marriage] taught me a lot about what I do want with my future and what I don't want. I got some wisdom under my belt with them and their experiences."


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Apparently the Ganns of Tennessee believe so. Late last month they filed suit against a local restaurant, its related corporate entities, and an unknown waiter, claiming that the waiter provided their son (age not given) with a "deleterious" hot sauce. The Complaint alleges that after, putting the sauce in his chili and tasting it, Caleb Gann immediately broke out in hives, had trouble breathing, and was taken to the hospital with gastro-intestinal problems. After calling the restaurant, Steak-n-Shake, to complain, the Gann's were informed that the sauce was "Mega Death Hot Sauce" produced by Blair's Sauces and Snacks. A few thoughts on this-- and someone on the hospitality side might have additional thoughts: if this is a situation in which the hot sauce itself is unreasonably dangerous, why isn't Blair's, the manufacturer named? (After all, the Complaint alleges it should require a warning and that it contains ingredients 500 times hotter than jalapeño peppers). And, shouldn't the name itself and the graphics on the bottle (which include a skull dangling from the top) serve as a warning? Hopefully the picture of the bottle will post as an illustration-- it makes a pretty good case for assumption of the risk. In addition to the legal questions, one has to wonder how many people out there are online ordering Blair's Mega Death Hot Sauce just to try it themselves.
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Take a Lap Around the Milford Proving Grounds in the 2014 Corvette Stingray
Via CorvetteVideos.TV Oh, the glorious sound of the 2014 Corvette Stingray's exhaust note. Watch this lap of the Milford Proving Grounds in an Arctic White Corvette Stingray by Autoweek Magazine. Visit CorvetteVideos.TV for the best selection of hand-picked Corvette videos.
Report: Autoweek Spies 2014 Corvette Stingray Indy 500 Pace Car
Great news for Indy 500 Corvette pace car fans. Autoweek is claiming that the 2014 Corvette Stingray will be the pace car for the Greatest Spectacle in Racing and they say they have the spy photos to prove it. The photos show a specially-equipped Laguna Blue 2014 Corvette Stingray with safety lights testing at the
Milford Proving Ground: Hot Lap in a Corvette ZR1!
Last week, attendees to the NCRS National Convention had the opportunity to visit GM's Milford Proving Grounds. One of the highlights of the visit was an opportunity for a hotlap in a Corvette ZR1 with Jim Mero, the GM test driver who piloted the Yellow Corvette ZR1 around the Nurburgring in 7:19.63.


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British designer Giles Deacon is an industry survivor, doing things his way while many of his peers have struggled to stay afloat over the years. Deacon's longevity, however, is most likely thanks to his experience: he's tried his hand at the top of some of the most esteemed design houses before debuting his own namesake line in 2003. He lists Emmanuel Ungaro (to which he most freshly severed ties), Gucci, Daks, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, and Bottega Veneta as former employers and most recently collaborated with mainstream shoemaker, Nine West, on a capsule collection aptly entitled "GILES for Nine West" which debuted this Fall. Here, Deacon chats with us about the collection, which features bold looks, his signature "Eek" characters on charm bracelets and tote bags, and which celebrity he'd most like to take under his chic wing.
MH: How was it doing a budget-friendly collection for Nine West? You've done collaborations in the past, namely one with Mulberry, but, this is your first that's lower in price…
I wanted the Nine West collaboration to be playful, cool, and urban with some "Giles touches" like the "fluoflage print" and signature "Eek" [character] which I featured on jewelry and bags. I also did printed pony ballerina flats and bold, heel-strap boots. The collection, all-in-all, is very focused and tight so we could really develop all the pieces in great detail from the shoe's heel shapes and fabrics to bespoke packaging.
Tell me a bit about the latest Ready-to-Wear collection you recently presented during fashion week…
My latest collection was a homage to the swan — an exquisite, beautiful creature that's equal parts serene and dangerous.
How many people does it take to create a Giles collection?
In the Giles design department there there's a team of nine. Their duties range from actual design to cutting to making the London pieces. In Italy, I have a team of four along with a full factory.
You've now had the opportunity to spread your aesthetic, both high and low, especially with the help of some very famous fans (namely Daphne Guinness). Is there anyone you wish you could have dressed?
I would have really liked to dress Katherine Hepburn. She seems to have been a really interesting character with equal amounts of fun and seriousness, and was also a fantastic actress. She looks very modern in pictures now.


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Donnie Kirksey
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Donnie Kirksey, a former assistant coach at both DePaul and Chicago State, enters his fourth season in the same capacity on Head Coach Howard Moore's staff at UIC.
Before jumping back into the college coaching ranks, Kirksey served as the head basketball coach and athletic director at Hyde Park Academy in Chicago from 2007-10. In three seasons at the helm, Kirksey's teams averaged nearly 24 wins per season and posted an overall record of 71-18.
Before returning home, the Chicago native spent three and half years (2001-04) in Los Angeles where he worked for SFX Basketball Group, LLC. While there, he worked with several high-profile professional basketball clients, helping the athletes transition into professional life while organizing appearances and speaking engagements.
In 2000-2001, Kirksey was a member of Pat Kennedy's staff at DePaul. He organized film analysis and breakdown, assisted in practices and games and monitored the academic progress of the Blue Demons. From 1998-2000, Kirksey served in a similar capacity at Chicago State under Bo Ellis.
Kirksey graduated from Roosevelt University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration - Management, in 1985.


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"And I am even supposed to love our enemies."
"Killing others is not loving them." --meet US Army Captain Peter D. Brown, just granted Conscientious Objector status due to his religious beliefs and honorably discharged after first being denied and taking them to court---only 224 applicants were approved for it during 02-06, out of 2.3 million serving. [more inside]
...students arrived at the local high school to find three hangman's nooses dangling from a tree in the courtyard. ...
Under the ole shade tree... Welcome to Jena, LA -- mix high school segregation, racism, nooses, fights, ineffective school administration, attempted-murder charges, shotguns, and a town in upheaval--a "racial powder keg". Much more here, including links to help.
civil unions? marriage?
NJ says yes to same-sex marriage! (altho it might not be called that in the end) -- link to pdf of ruling here.
After the operation it was confirmed...
Sherri Finkbine --as reported by BBC News, on this day in 1962 (video clip too)--her travails and travels, the law, publicity, and what happened afterwards. (more here from American Prospect in 05: ...A Gallup Poll taken that year showed that the majority of Americans supported Finkbine, and her case was a turning point ...)
"What if a person felt their religious view was that African Americans shouldn't mingle with Caucasians, or that women shouldn't work?"
...a growing campaign to force public schools, state colleges and private workplaces to eliminate policies protecting gays and lesbians from harassment....Christian activist Gregory S. Baylor responds to such criticism angrily. He says he supports policies that protect people from discrimination based on race and gender. But he draws a distinction that infuriates gay rights activists when he argues that sexual orientation is different — a lifestyle choice, not an inborn trait. By equating homosexuality with race, Baylor said, tolerance policies put conservative evangelicals in the same category as racists. ... "Think how marginalized racists are," said Baylor, who directs the Christian Legal Society's Center for Law and Religious Freedom. "If we don't address this now, it will only get worse." Should Christians be able to sue for the right to not tolerate or abide by anti-discrimination and anti-harassment policies meant to apply to all? Should they still be able to get school activity funding?
Schiavo--life and death?
An Objective Legal Look (and more) on Schiavo-- As a Florida law blogger, I have created this page to help people understand the legal circumstances surrounding the Terri Schiavo saga. In my view, there continues to be a need for an objective look at the matter. There is an unbelievable amount of misinformation being circulated. Links to all court decisions, timelines, questions and answers (some shocking)...you name it. All the info available on this tragic situation.
MA, NY, CA--who's next?
Love and Marriage, Love and Marriage... California joins New York in a lower-court decision for marriage equality, with the judge stating, "The idea that marriage-like rights without marriage is adequate smacks of a concept long rejected by the courts — separate but equal," ... And in DC, Ken Mehlman, (closeted) head of the RNC, in an interview with the AP, backslides on his party's trumpeting of anti-gay sentiment: - It's not his job as head of the party to tell states whether they should allow same-sex couples to wed or form civil unions. "Certainly our platform states that the party is committed to ensuring that there is traditional marriage," he said, but he didn't think the party should take a position on state initiatives. More on today's court decision here.
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McKee Medical Center earns accreditation as comprehensive cancer center
LOVELAND, Colo. (Nov. 19, 2012) – The Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons has granted a three-year accreditation with commendation to the Cancer Program at McKee Medical Center.
A facility receives a three-year accreditation with commendation following an on-site evaluation by a physician surveyor during which the facility demonstrates a commendation level of compliance with standards that represent the full scope of the cancer program. Areas included are cancer committee leadership, cancer data management, clinical services, research, community outreach, and quality improvement.
Receiving care at a Commission on Cancer-accredited cancer program ensures that a patient will have access to:
- Comprehensive care including a range of state-of-the-art services and equipment.
- A multispecialty, team approach to coordinate the best treatment options.
- Information about ongoing clinical trials and new treatment options.
- Access to cancer-related information, education, and support.
- A cancer registry that collects data on type and stage of cancers and treatment results and offers lifelong patient follow-up
- Ongoing monitoring and improvement of care.
- Quality care close to home.
McKee received special recognition in multiple areas of the cancer program including clinical trial screening and accrual, prevention and early detection, and quality improvements. In the evaluation, the surveyor noted that every year McKee makes an excellent effort to continuously improve the patient care process. It was also noted that cases diagnosed at McKee met the quality criteria defined by the Commission on Cancer.
McKee offers a spectrum of services for cancer care including surgical, medical and radiation oncology, patient and family support, clinical trials, cancer registry, integrative and physical therapies, nutrition and a comprehensive Breast Center. The McKee Cancer Center, which opened in 2002, has completed a $9-million expansion to bring the latest in technology and to expand radiation therapies. Treatments with the new technology will begin in December.
"We prepared for the survey for accreditation because we know it is important to show patients that the commission believes in the services provided by McKee," said McKee radiation oncologist Elizabeth Ceilley, MD. "Our patients have access to the full scope of services required to diagnose, treat, rehabilitate and support them and their families."
The Commission on Cancer is a consortium of professional groups dedicated to improving survival rates and quality of life for cancer patients by setting standards and focusing on prevention, research, education and the monitoring of comprehensive, quality care.
McKee Medical Center is a fully accredited, private nonprofit facility with 132 beds. It serves as a community medical center with services including emergency, oncology, heart, orthopedics, inpatient and outpatient surgery, obstetrics, pediatrics, rehabilitation, intensive care, lab and medical imaging.


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Wildlife Conservation Trout License Plate
Click on the license plate to find out more about the Wildlife Conservationist Trout plate!
Stocked Trout Fishing: Public Input Wanted
VDGIF and Virginia Tech's Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation have initiated a process to develop a statewide Stocked Trout Management Plan. The Virginia Stocked Trout Management Plan will be designed to provide broad guidance on policies for addressing the complex management challenges and issues related to producing desirable fishing experiences for stocked trout. Learn more »
February 1,2013
This information will be on the website at the earliest possible time on Monday through Friday, depending on availability of server. You may also call (434) 525-3474 after 4:00 PM for a voice message on those days.
Lake Thompson (Fauquier County) is currently full. Trout stockings will begin in December, 2012.
The week of January 19, 2013:
Counties and localities are in bold.
- Craig Co.
- Potts Creek (1/28)
- Dickenson Co.
- Cranesnest River (1/29)
- Russell Fork River (Bartlick) (1/29)
- Russell Fork River (Haysi) (1/29)
- Pound River (Flannagan Dam) (1/29)
- Nelson Co.
- Tye River (1/29)
- Roanoke Co.
- Tinker Creek (1/30)
- Glade Creek (1/30)
- Smyth Co.
- Staley Creek (1/30)
- Middle Fork Holston River (Upper) (1/30)
- Tazewell Co.
- Lincolnshire Lake (1/30)
- Wythe Co.
- Cripple Creek (Route 94) (1/29)
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CodePlexProject Hosting for Open Source Software
Project Description
Home Media Center is a server application for UPnP / DLNA compatible devices. It supports streaming and transcoding media files, Windows desktop and video from webcams. This project is developed in C#, C++ and uses DirectShow, Media Foundation.
- streaming and transcoding media files
- supported output media types: MPEG2 (up to 1080p), WMV, WebM, MP4, FLV
- subtitles integration
- Windows desktop and webcam streaming
- web (HTML) and UPnP (DLNA) interface
- DVD ISO file support
- x86 and x64 version
- .NET Framework 4 (full profile)
- ffdshow filters
- Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP
Author: Tomáš Pšenák
Project based on the master thesis "Home multimedia center using DLNA" (2012)
The University of Žilina
Faculty of Management Science and Informatics
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Supervisor: doc. Ing. Emil Kršák, PhD.
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Help Jigsaw, have fun, and make a blinky! Ned will be leading another of his renowned "learn to solder" workshops this Tuesday at 7PM. You can build either his Jar of Fireflies board or the Bliplace, a "wearable, hackable, sound-activated blinky light toy".
The entrance fee is $35 for members and $50 for non-members, with all the money over the parts cost (which is below $10 per board) going to help Jigsaw Renaissance pay rent.
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April 1, 201411:27 PM
The Speed Of Brands And Other Stuff tagged "Technologist"
What do you make of this whole high frequency trading scandal? Personally, I am not surprised. At every turn, we're seeing more and more businesses using speed (in almost unimaginable ways) to make more money. This past week, 60 Minutes... Read more


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Given my druthers, I'd generally be found writing full-sized novels, but occasionally I have an idea strike me that really needs done as a short story. Alternatively, recently I've begun hammering out a few shorter pieces aimed at publication in one of the various magazines. There isn't much here yet, but since magazines generally only buy first serial writes, there shouldn't be anything stopping them from being posted here as they are accepted (or rejected).
I recently saw a video of a discussion where an author that I've recently come to enjoy reading said that there is an element of romance to all fantasy stories, and an element of fantasy to all romance stories, so she didn't see anything surprising with the rise of the paranormal romance books.
I tend to agree, but don't usually find my stories tilting quite as far on the romance side of things as what Absence did. Still, there was an aching quality to what I wanted to do with Absence that demanded I give it a try. For now, I truly hope that you enjoy Absence, and remember your feedback and encouragement is always appreciated.