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Junior Cierra White is receiving votes on the USTFCCCA Preseason Women's Bowerman Watch List.
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LUBBOCK, Texas - The U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association has named Lady Raider sprinter Cierra White as one of 18 athletes in consideration for the 2014 Bowerman Trophy with the release of the 2014 Women's Preseason Watch List.
The organization named 10 athletes to the official watch list with White among an additional eight athletes receiving votes. The junior and 2013 All-American in the 100-meter dash is one five Big 12 athletes among those on the watch list and receiving votes.
The Bowerman Trophy is presented annually to the most outstanding male and female athlete in collegiate track and field.
White, the reigning Big 12 100-meter Champion, finished sixth overall in the 100-meter dash at the NCAA Outdoor Championships last year. The performance capped off a season in which she set school records in both the outdoor 100-meters (11.09) and the 200-meters (22.89). Her school record time of 11.09 seconds in the 100-meters ranked No. 4 nationally for the 2013 collegiate season, and ended the year at No. 28 in the IAAF world rankings.
The Philadelphia, Pa. native ran a leg on the All-America Lady Raider indoor 4x400 relay team which finished seventh overall at the 2013 NCAA Indoor Championship. The squad also broke a nine-year-old school record with a time of 3:33.72 at the Alex Wilson Invitational earlier in the season.
The relay squad went on to earn All-America Second Team honors during the 2013 outdoor campaign.
White also earned All-Big 12 honors in the 60-meter dash and the 200-meter dash during the 2013 indoor season.
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The IC2 (Innovation, Creativity, Capital) Institute at the University of Texas is a global, transdisciplinary think and do tank that contributes to society through knowledge creation, transfer, application and diffusion. Since 1977, when the institute was founded by George and Ronya Kozmetsky, IC2 has been dedicated to fostering creative and innovative research, education and practice on unstructured problems such as accelerated technology-based growth, civic entrepreneurship and prosperity sharing. IC2 seeks to further the knowledge and practice of technology commercialization through an integrated combination of action research, innovative teaching and creative outreach.
In fall 1998, Dr. Robert Ronstadt became IC2 director, re-dedicating the institute to cutting-edge research, education and application for accelerating technology commercialization and regional economic development. In spring 2001, IC2 Institute became a research unit reporting to UTs vice president for research. This positioning will facilitate the leveraging of research and intellectual capital across the University for think and do partnerships with academic, business and government champions in Latin America and the Caribbean as well as other regions at home and abroad.
The Austin Technology Incubator (ATI) was started in 1989 by IC2 and the University of Texas to retain and capitalize on Austin-based R&D and entrepreneurial talent. Over the years ATIs mission has evolved to include national and global initiatives. This world-class incubator has graduated sixty-two companies, creating more than 2,500 high-value jobs in the Austin area. Four of the graduated companies have gone public and thirteen were acquired. UT Austin students and faculty have gained valued education and research opportunities in this real-life experiential learning laboratory. Latin American businesses and entrepreneurs have participated in ATI programs, and ATI staff has participated in workshops and conferences in Latin America and have trained local incubator staff on developing and implementing appropriate best practices.
The Capital Network (TCN), started by IC2 in 1989, has grown to become one of the largest and most successful Business Angel networks in the United States. In addition to introducing investors to entrepreneurs and generally assisting new business ventures with management expertise and know-how, TCN conducts venture forums where national and international entrepreneurs present business plans to business angels, venture capitalists and institutional investors. In 2001, working with local partners, TCN organized a series of venture forums in Brazil.
IC2s Master Degree Program in Science and Technology Commercialization was started in 1996. Students either meet bi-weekly at IC2 Institute or they take the degree program on the Internet along with CD ROM-based instruction. The program emphasizes global perspectives on technology assessment, knowledge/technology transfer and adoption, venture plan construction, entrepreneurship, and business plan development for new ventures as well as enhanced global awareness. Students have come from large firms and entrepreneurial start-ups as well as government and academic sectors. International students have come from Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Portugal, Japan, China and Russia.
EnterTechTM is an IC2 Web-based training program providing an innovative approach to teach basic job skills to better prepare the underemployed for entry-level jobs in technology firms. Using the latest in e-learning and broadband technology, EnterTechTM places learners in the work environment of a virtual company where they complete job tasks, engage in problem-solving scenarios and interact with co-workers and supervisors.
Latin American Initiatives. Based on a twenty-year record of research and practice in both emerging and developed technology regions in the U.S. and worldwide, IC2 Institute is working with its Latin American partners to develop and use frameworks and methodologies for benchmarking assets and challenges to accelerate regionally based economic development and shared prosperity. These assessments include collecting quantitative and qualitative data on regionally available talent, technology, capital and business know-how. A key objective is to partner with regional champions in the academic, business and government sectors to design and implement near-and longer-term action plans for accelerating technology-based growth while maintaining a sustainable and accessible quality of life for all the regions inhabitants.
IC2s specialized body of knowledge has been leveraged with UTs Latin American programs such as the Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies, the Brazil Center and the U.S.-Mexico Policy Center. Faculty and students from these programs have facilitated the development and implementation of several important IC2 initiatives in Brazil, the Texas-Mexico border and the Caribbean.
In 1992, Ramiro Wahrhaftig, then Vice Rector of the Pontifical Catholic University in Curitiba, Brazil, and now Paraná Secretary of Science, Technology and Higher Education, spent six months as a visiting scholar at the institute. His objective was to study IC2s methodologies and programs and the Austin Model of technology-based growth. At the same time, others from Curitiba were sent to Silicon Valley, Boston and Orlando, but the personal and professional relationships developed with Austins academic, business and government leaders have been the most long-lasting and beneficial.
Wahrhaftigs visit has been followed by nearly a decade of exchange of academics, public officials, managers and entrepreneurs between Curitiba and Austin. Professors and students from IC2 Institute, McCombs School of Business, Colleges of Communication and Liberal Arts, and Graduate School of Library and Information Science have participated in workshops, conferences, education and training programs and research development and application activities in Paraná.
In 1994 Austin Technology Incubator admitted Polo International, a Paraná-based software company. And in 1998 Brazils National Society for Software Export (SOFTEX) opened an office at ATI to promote Brazilian software firms in the U.S. and assist Austin-based software firms in entering Latin American markets.
Curitiba Conference. The Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon, Portugal, and IC2 Institute partnered with academic, business and government champions in Curitiba, Brazil to hold the 4th International Conference on Technology Policy and Innovation on Learning and Knowledge Networks for Development in August 2000. The conference had more than 350 participants from Latin America, Europe, Asia and the United States. UT faculty and students participated from the LBJ School of Public Affairs, Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies, Brazil Center and Office of the Vice-President and Dean of Graduate Studies. Austin Mayor Kirk Watson gave a keynote address on Austins emergence as a global city. His visit was the catalyst for Curitiba to become a technopolis partner with the City of Austin, a new association to foster the development of knowledge sharing among emerging and developed technology regions worldwide.
A Memorandum of Understanding on Science and Technology Collaboration between UT Austin and the State of Paraná represents one of UTs first multi-institutional agreement in that it involves several leading Brazilian public and private technological institutions. This relationship will bring a range of research and training programs under one institutional umbrella, thereby strengthening networks and garnering support from academic, business and government sectors within Paraná, the University of Texas and the City of Austin. This formal agreement will also foster cross-campus collaboration among an increased range of academic disciplines.
IC2s various research and development initiatives with Paraná have proven to be valuable experiential learning laboratories, in which collaborative efforts are based on knowledge sharing to overcome challenges, achieve near-term successes and energize long-term visions. Several of IC2s Latin American initiatives focus on disseminating similar programs and methodologies to other regions in Brazil and other countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Another expansion and leveraging of UT Austin networks within Brazil is developing between Paraná and the northeastern state of Pernambuco. With the support of the Banco do Nordeste of Brazil and the Inter-American Development Bank, Pernambucos capital city, Recife, is building a software technology park dubbed Porto Digital. IC2 was invited by the Inter-American Development Bank to participate in this project as an international mentoring institution. This relationship will broaden IC2s Brazilian initiatives by joining Paraná and Pernambuco in an exchange that emphasizes collaboration and cooperation as well as competition.
Other Emerging Initiatives. A range of IC2 Institute initiatives are being developed with academic, business and government institutions in Colombia, Ecuador and Chile. Like the Brazil initiatives, these partnerships will leverage UT Austins broad range of resources for accelerating regionally based education, research and enterprise development.
Colombia. In 2000, IC2 Fellows and staff traveled to Bogotá and Medellín to complete a five-module training course on technology management and commercialization. Academic and business leaders from Colombia visited IC2 Institute in March 2001 to facilitate relationship building and to broaden information exchange with UT Austin. As a result of these activities, plans are being developed to find innovative ways to fund and foster technology-based ventures in Latin America. This initiative will draw on the resources of IC2 and its partners in Colombia and Mexico as well as in California with the International Business Incubator in San Jose.
Ecuador. The Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral (ESPOL) of Guayaquil, Ecuador has asked IC2 Institute to provide both degree and non-degree educational programs in technology commercialization and to assist in assessing the regions assets and challenges for technology-based economic development. Initiated by UT alumnus Freddy A. Larrea, director of Lamco Energy Group in Houston, a delegation from ESPOL visited UT in March 2001, and a formal Memorandum of Understanding was signed by Rector Victor Bastidas and UT President Larry Faulkner.
Argentina and Chile. IC2 Institute is building relationships with local champions and institutions in Argentina and Chile through the efforts of Dr. Joel Wiggins, director of the Austin Technology Incubator, and IC2 researcher and LLILAS graduate Julie Nordskog.
Una Región Un Futuro. IC2 Institute initiated the Cross Border Institute for Regional Development (CBIRD) in 1999 as a bi-national, collaborative, community-based initiative for accelerating development of South Texas and northeastern Mexico. CBIRD is supported by a bi-national advisory board that includes the University of Texas at Brownsville/Texas Southmost College, the University of Texas Pan American, Texas State Technical College in Harlingen, the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM) in Mexico, Houston Advanced Research Center, IC2 Institute and other private and public organizations on both sides of the border. It is also supported by the Texas Regional Action Committee whose members come primarily from local business, government and not-for-profit foundations.
Executive co-directors are Professors Pablo Rhi-Perez at UT Brownsville and Manuel Zertuche at ITESM in Monterrey. CBIRDs mission is to help coordinate and leverage grassroots support and the regions business, academic and government leadership to transform and diversify economic and social conditions along the border region.
Project Caribe. This project is an IC2 Caribbean-based think and do program that is examining appropriate initiatives for regionally based entrepreneurship training and education for business development and an enhanced quality of life. Partnerships with academic, business and government leaders have been initiated in Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Trinidad, Tobago, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Belize and the Caribbean Common Market consortium in Guyana.
Planned activities for Project Caribe include benchmark strategies for fostering regional development and a sustainable quality of life, strategic networking of Caribbean-based human capital and business assets, workshops and regional conferences and training local educators and business leaders through distance learning initiatives.
Science and Technology Commercialization. Since 1998, IC2 has partnered with the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey and Adelaide University in Australia in offering the institutes one-year masters degree in Science and Technology Commercialization. Classes are linked between Austin-Monterrey-Adelaide and other countries such as Russia, Canada and Brazil by two-way video and audio as well as the Internet, chat rooms and instructional material on CD ROMs. Participants from academic, business and government sectors contribute to curriculum design and pedagogy. In a very real way, the global classroom exists in cyberspace where international teams collaborate to access talent, technology, capital and know-how to commercialize technologies from universities, businesses, consortia and public sector laboratories while at the same time enhancing knowledge of their sociocultural environments.
Conclusion. The Digital Age offers windows of opportunity and causes for concern for developing as well as developed regions worldwide. Latin American initiatives at IC2 Institute are based on working with regional academic, business and government leaders in select regions to accelerate economic development and shared prosperity. The challenge is to research and disseminate effective and efficient ways to build physical and virtual communities for knowledge creation, diffusion and adoption to better leverage a regions assets while mitigating challenges through technology and civic entrepreneurship.
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The Target coupon for $10 off your $50 food and beverage purchase is back!! They are offering another $10 off $50 coupon as well on your lawn and patio department purchase. The mobile versions of both coupons you can get now, but they are not valid until this Sunday 5/18 (thru 5/24). These coupons are also expected to show up in this Sunday's ad.
You can also get an EXTRA 5% off your grocery purchase every day by signing up for a Target Red Card! It's completely FREE and one of the few cards that I recommend getting (there is a debit version available too). You also get free shipping at Target online and an extra 30 days for returns with the Red Card. You can get more details HERE.
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I'm running into some trouble trying to filter on the text description of a characteristic using BEx Analyzer 3.5.
We have a characteristic called 0Street_cod, that is comprised of StreetCode, and the text description that goes along with it. I set up a variable in BEx that would allow people to filter on the Street characteristic when they run the query. At first when we entered in a value such as 'S 84th St' we didn't get any results, but I found this is because it was looking for a value for the street code, not the street name.
I recreated the variable and on the General Information screen I changed the Characteristic dropdown from the 'street code' to 'street'. Then when we executed the query and entered 'S 84th St', and then clicked the 'check' button, BEx appeared to validate the street successfully. However, when the query is run, it still says 'No data available'.
We also have a filter on the house number, and if I enter in a house number that I know exists on this street, I will get a result set that includes records with the street of 'S 84th St'. I have tried copying and pasting this value directly into my variable entry window, but then it still returns zero rows.
Any advice on how to successfully filter on the Long Description of a characteristics is greatly appreciated!
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You can use the drop down on the variable in selection screen to find street codes that match the desired description and select them. If you want to type in the value, it only matches the key value and not the description.
The only way to match on description is to have a characterisitic that holds the description.
Do a listcube and check whether the data is getting displayed. If data is available in listcube, it should definitely appear in query as well.
or, remove the filter and execute the query with s84, if this works, then apply the filter. it might so happen that since you are restricting and there is no data based on the selection too.
We ended up making the text a navigation attribute, and we could then filter on the text.
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Out of Tokyo comes the NetLED lighting system. Using Wi-Fi enabled tubes and power consumption technology that allows fine tuned lighting control (8 dimming levels) they report a possible reduction of power consumption by up to 90% from existing solutions.
Through a combination of their hosted cloud service and your engagement with the system though your Iphone, Ipad, and Android apps (planned) you have control of everthing from an entire buildings lighting down to a single tube. An example used in their marketing literature (PDF) "On a bright sunny day, the tubes over the desks along the window can be dimmed to a 10% lighting level while tubes over the desks along darker corridors can be set to a higher lighting level. During overtime hours, the lights over desks where people are working can be set at 100% while surrounding desks can be cut to under 20%."
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A vintage printer's cabinet with dozens of small drawers for storing type was the inspiration for our home office collection. Designed for ultimate versatility – at an exceptional value – its components can be combined in any configuration to create your perfect workspace.
- 128" w x 20" d x 69.5" h
- Office suite includes two double glass door pedestals, two single glass door pedestals, one lateral file, one quadruple top, two double tops, and two bookcase hutches.
- Finish is hand applied in layers, with distressing and burnished edges that give the collection the look of a well-loved antique.
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- Adjustable levelers provide stability on uneven surfaces.
Large Office Suite
- Overall: 128" w x 20" d x 69.5" h
Glass Door Pedestal
- Overall (without top): 16" w x 20" d x 29" h
- Door: 15" w x 1" d x 25" h
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- Interior Without Adjustable Shelves: 14.5" w x 19" d x 24.5" h
- Base: 16" w x 20" d x 3" h
- Shelf Weight Capacity: 25 lb
- Weight: 48 lb
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- Overall (without top): 32" w x 20" d x 29" h
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- Adjustable Shelves: 30.5" w x 18.5" d x 1" thick
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- Base: 32" w x 20" d x 3" h
- Number Of Cutouts On Back: 4
- Shelf Weight Capacity: 35 lb
- Weight: 71 lb
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- Overall (without top): 32" w x 20" d x 29" h
- Overall (with top): 32" w x 20" d x 30" h
- Drawer Interior (2): 28.5" w x 16" d x 9" h
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- Maximum Weight Capacity (drawer): 25 lb
- Weight: 81.5 lb
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STARKVILLE, Miss. – With nine days until its 2013 season opener, the Mississippi State football team placed five players on the 2013 Southeastern Conference Coaches' Preseason All-SEC Team, the league announced Thursday.
Leading the way for the Maroon and White was preseason All-American left guard Gabe Jackson, who was named to the first team offense. A member of Rotary Lombardi Award and Outland Trophy watch lists, the Liberty, Miss., native is widely considered the number one offensive guard prospect in the 2014 NFL Draft. This past week, the 335-pounder was named the sixth-best senior in the country by NFL.com Senior Analyst Gil Brandt. Jackson ranks second in the country in career active starts with 39, trailing only Georgia's Aaron Murray.
Representing the MSU offense on the second team was senior running back LaDarius Perkins, who was also named to the All-SEC third team as an all-purpose player. The 5-10, 195-pounder finished second in the SEC last season in all-purpose yards per game (125.8) and became the ninth player in MSU history to rush for 1,000 yards in a single season (1,024). A member of the Maxwell Award, Doak Walker Award and Hornung Award watch list this fall, the Greenville, Miss., native was also one of only two running backs in the country (Adam Muema, San Diego State) to rush for a touchdown in each of his first seven games last fall.
On defense, the trio of sophomore linebacker Benardrick McKinney, senior safety Nickoe Whitley and senior defensive end Denico Autry were named to the third team.
McKinney, who earlier this summer was named to the Bednarik Award and Butkus Award watch lists, earned freshman All-America honors in 2012 after tying for second in the FBS in tackles by a freshman. The 6-5, 235-pounder finished sixth in the SEC last year in tackles per game, and has since been named the No. 8 "Craziest Athlete in College Football" by CBSSports.com.
Whitley made the coaches' team after starting all 13 games last season, tallying 88 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, three interceptions and one fumble forced. The Jackson, Miss., native is tied for second in the country among returning FBS players with 10 career interceptions. Earlier this summer, the safety was named to the watch list for the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, presented annually to the national defensive player of the year.
Rounding out the Bulldogs was Autry, who in his last four games of 2012 registered four tackles for loss, two sacks, two fumbles forced, three quarterback hurries, one interception and a pass breakup. Starting 10 games and playing in all 13 a year ago, Autry totaled 42 tackles and 4.0 sacks.
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Redshirt sophomore Randy LeBlanc pitched 5.1 innings for the Green Wave
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BATON ROUGE, La. - Tulane's baseball squad dropped a close contest to the nationally ranked LSU Tigers, 4-3, after a three-run sixth inning by LSU at Alex Box Stadium in Baton Rouge, La., on Wednesday night.
Heading into the sixth inning with a 2-1 lead, Tulane (20-21) redshirt sophomore Randy LeBlanc - who pitched masterfully to that point - walked LSU's (38-4) Mark Laird on four straight pitches before allowing a first-pitch single to Alex Bregman to put runners at first and second. With the count full to Mason Katz, LeBlanc (2-3) walked him to load the bases for Raph Rhymes. After 5.1 innings, LeBlanc was pulled in favor of Andrew Reeves for his second appearance of the season. The Baton Rouge native threw a wild pitch that scored Laird from third to tie the contest before allowing a single to Rhymes to clear the bags, giving LSU a 4-2 lead. After giving up a single to Ibarra that moved Rhymes to third, Reeves was replaced by Kyle McKenzie on the mound. McKenzie was able to get Moore to ground out into an inning-ending double play.
"Hindsight is always 20-20, but we felt like at that point in the game, Randy (LeBlanc) started to lose some of his command, and we were hoping to try and get someone in there to get the ball down," said Tulane baseball head coach Rick Jones. "Andrew (Reeves) has showed a great sinker that we've seen in intrasquads, and we thought that we might see that pitch to get us out of the inning, but it didn't work out."
The game started off as a true pitcher's duel, with LSU starter Kurt McCune retiring the first three Tulane batters in the top of the first before LeBlanc followed suit by inducing three straight fly outs.
After McCune retired the first two batters in the top of the second, junior Andrew Garner singled for the first offensive action of the contest for either team. However, junior Bowen Woodson hit a hard line drive that found its way right into the glove of second baseman Katz to end the top half of the frame. LeBlanc allowed a single to LSU's Raph Rhymes in the bottom of the second for the first Tiger hit of the contest, but he was also left stranded, as LeBlanc got two quick outs off the bats of Christian Ibarra and Tyler Moore.
LSU went to the bullpen in the top of the second, replacing McCune on the mound with Brett Bonvillain. McCune was on a pitch count due to an injury he sustained prior to the season. Bonvillain allowed a leadoff single to senior Tucker Oakley, who moved to second on a sacrifice bunt from freshman Cameron Burns. Freshman Richard Carthon grounded out to second base, moving Oakley to third. Unfortunately, Oakley stayed there as Bonvillain was able to strike out senior Brennan Middleton to get out of the inning.
LeBlanc continued to roll, using only a handful of pitches to record three straight outs in the top of the third. He got some help from Carthon to end the frame, when the left fielder made a catch in foul territory on the bullpen mound, holding onto the ball as he tripped on the rubber. LeBlanc did it again in the top of the fourth, as he retired three straight in the bottom of the fourth.
Will LaMarche replaced Bonvillain on the mound in the top of the fifth, and after getting two quick outs, he walked freshman Cameron Burns and Carthon. Burns fouled off pitch after pitch, including one that struck LSU coach Paul Mainieri in the LSU dugout. However, both stayed on base to end the inning.
LeBlanc got into his first bit of trouble by allowing back-to-back singles to Rhymes and Christian Ibarra in the bottom of the fifth. After retiring Tyler Moore, LSU's Ross hit a grounder to shortstop to score Rhymes from third. Despite Ibarra reaching third on a passed ball, LeBlanc was able to get out of the inning with no further damage.
Hunter Devall started the top of the sixth on the mound, and he hit senior Brandon Boudreaux before walking senior Garrett Cannizaro to put two Greenie runners on first and second. Devall was quickly yanked for Kevin Berry. Senior Sean Potkay bunted both runners over on Berry (3-0) before junior Andrew Garner laced a two-run double to left field to score Boudreaux and Cannizaro to take the lead, 2-1.
After retiring leadoff hitter Sean McMullen in the bottom of the sixth, LeBlanc walked LSU's Mark Laird on four straight pitches before allowing a first-pitch single to Alex Bregman to put runners at first and second. With the count full to Katz, LeBlanc walked him to load the bases for Rhymes. At that point in time, Andrew Reeves replaced LeBlanc on the mound for his second appearance of the season. The Baton Rouge native threw a wild pitch that scored Laird from third before allowing a single to Rhymes to clear the bags, giving LSU a 4-2 lead. After giving up a single to Ibarra that moved Rhymes to third, Reeves was replaced by Kyle McKenzie on the mound. McKenzie was able to get Moore to ground out into an inning-ending double play.
In the bottom of the seventh, McKenzie retired the first two batters with relative ease before being replaced on the mound by Oakley, who allowed a two-out single to McMullen. However, McMullen was thrown out at second by Burns on a steal attempt.
Former Greenie Nate Fury stepped to the mound for LSU in the top of the eighth, and he immediately gave up back-to-back singles to Boudreaux and Cannizaro. Fury struck out Potkay before being replaced by Nick Rumbelow, who struck out Garner for the second out of the inning. Woodson laced a single into center field to score Boudreaux from second base to cut LSU's lead to just one run before LSU got out of the inning.
The heart of LSU's order came up in the bottom of the eighth, and Oakley served up a one-out walk to Bregman before freshman closer Ian Gibaut came to the mound. Bregman stole second base with Katz at the dish, but Gibaut struck Katz out and Rhymes.
Joey Bourgeois stepped to the mound in the top of the ninth for LSU, and Tulane countered that change by sending junior Nick DiMaggio to the dish as a pinch hitter for Burns. DiMaggio grounded out to shortstop before bringing in Chris Cotton, a high school teammate of Carthon, who was at the plate. Carthon grounded out to shortstop for the second out of the inning. Cotton then got Middleton to ground out to second base to end the contest, earning his ninth save in the process.
All in all, LSU used nine pitchers in the contest, striking out ten Green Wave batters. Berry was credited with the win for his 2.0 innings of work in which he struck out two and allowed only one hit.
"They just had too many bullets in the bullpen," added Jones.
LeBlanc totaled 5.1 innings, allowing four hits, four earned runs while striking out one. Garner was the only Tulane hitter to notch a multi-hit game, as he went 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Cannizaro got a hit, but his streak of multi-hit games came to a halt. He had collected four straight prior to tonight's contest.
The Green Wave will head to Charleston, W.V., tomorrow to take on the Marshall Thundering Herd for a three-game conference series this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The first two games of the series will begin at 6:05pm CT, while Sunday's contest will begin at 9am CT. Fans can listen to the Friday and Saturday tilts on 88.3 FM while the final game of the series will be broadcast on 106.1 The Ticket. Live stats will be made available through TulaneGreenWave.com.
Fans can follow the Tulane baseball program on Twitter (@GreenWaveBSB) or on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/GreenWaveBaseball.


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There comes a moment in every long marriage when you realize that you've turned into your mother-in-law.
Mine happened a few weeks ago. The school bus arrived to deliver my son. One of his classmates stuck his head out and yelled "Hi, Mrs. Ottaway." I smiled and waved back without looking behind me to see if my husband's mother had suddenly materialized in all her overalls-and-muck-boots glory. Then my son and I walked home and opened the front door to the sweet tang of chicken wings slow roasting in BBQ sauce, the recipe for which has been handed down woman to woman for at least three generations.
Ma Ottaway's Chicken Wings is the dish that everyone waits for during the family's annual summer gatherings on my in-laws' farm. It makes its appearance with out any pomp or circumstance, usually arriving in the silver hotel pan that it was cooked in. No matter. It needs no trumpeting because we've all be wafting around in the thick scent for hours.
You learn this dish from time spent.
There are some basic ratios to be heeded: one cup ketchup to a half cup molasses and a half cup vinegar. But after that, to love this dish is to spend a lifetime trying match the whims of a woman from another time and the flavor of memories.
My mother-in-law and her brother have been trying to recapture their mother's sauce for the last forty-five years or so. And according to my mother-in-law she's never quite gotten it right, something about chili powder she suspects. Meanwhile she raised five children on her attempts, and they've been trying to chase her efforts ever since.
I tasted the chicken the first summer that I met my husband. It was foreign to me. My family didn't slow cook in the oven, didn't make chicken wings and certainly didn't have much to do with BBQ sauce. Tofu and brown rice with hijiki, I understood. Or roasted chicken with matzo balls. Or even lamb stew. But this? I felt like I'd discovered another country.
I watched my mother-in-law make the base and start shaking and dumping, a spoonful of horseradish, a bit of chili powder (her own twist on the dish), sometimes a touch of mustard, sometimes not. Black pepper. Or not. Tabasco. Or not. It was years until I asked for the recipe. And a few more years until I could make anything that even resembled the wings. I burned them, made the sauce too watery, added sliced onions and then took them out.
Until one day it was me in the kitchen, children running under foot, the crowds gathering for a summer gathering and everyone hovering as the house filled with spice and heat and tang.
I am in no danger of suddenly bursting forth with an encyclopedic knowledge of animal husbandry, bible references, and the roots of just about every word in the dictionary. Nor am I about to don a pair of overalls and develop a consuming passion for goat farming. But that is not what it means to be Mrs. Ottaway. I can't be my mother-in-law anymore than I can make her chicken. And yet, some how she is a part of me now. I have taken my place in this line of women. This Jewish hippy kid with rootless Brooklyn roots dumps and shakes and fills the house with fall-off-the-bone Ma Ottaway's Chicken Wings. With my own twist of course.
Sauce ingredients:
1 cup Ketchup
½ cup Molasses
½ cup cider vinegar (can use red wine)
You can make as much as you want of this just keep the above ratio the same.
to this base you add lots of black pepper
1 Tablespoon horseradish
a couple pinches of chili powder
several shakes of Worchester sauce
and if you want it hot a few shakes of Tabasco, if you want it supper hot but very yummy, use habenero Tabasco (this will put it out of some people's reach though.) My own twist is to use Franks Red Hot instead of Tabasco.
1 family pack of chicken wings, cut at the joint with the tip removed. Or for a lighter version, you can use skinned dark meat pieces. Six thighs and six legs for one batch of sauce.
Preheat oven to 300.
Put the chicken in a large mixing bowl and toss with the sauce until it is well coated.
Put the chicken in a wide baking dish. It should be all on one layer, not pieces on top of each other.
Cook uncovered for an hour and a half in the oven at 300. My own twist is to take them out at this point and pour off most of the liquid. Reserve the liquid. Put the chicken pieces back in for another 45 minutes or so. This crisps them up a but and puts an nice coating on the outside. For a wetter version, just leave them in to cook for the full 2 hours or a little more.
Let the sauce settle and then skim fat off the top. Served the rest with the chicken. Serve over egg noodles. The super hot habenero version is also great on rice.
I think this sauce would also be amazing to cook short ribs in a crock pot with, I'll try it and up date.
One note on this: You may want to turn the pieces half way through. Also, watch the cooking time. Sometimes, especially with smaller batches, you don't need this long.
Making this for company tonight in the (non) sunshine state. It's rained hard here all week. Really hard. This recipe is comfort food at its best. And, what better way to celebrate the 4th than Ma Ottaway's BBQ chicken?
That is so funny! It is my girls' birthday today, and I made it for the party. It is a nice dish for this kind of weather. So glad you are enjoying it. All the best.
Celina- Missing your writing and I pray all is well with you. A co worker is leaving on Wednesday and we are sending her off with a luncheon. I've borrowed Ma Ottaway's recipe for similar occasions, tweaked it a little, and it's always loved. A dozen drumsticks are now marinating to her exact proportions. They will be roasted tomorrow night and served the next afternoon. All due respect will be paid to you and Ma Ottaway.
Oh I am so happy to hear that!. It is a good recipe. I forgot about it for a while and then just made it again last week. It made my kids so happy.
I am sorry I haven't been writing in this space. I am very close to finishing the rewrites on my book. At the rate things are going, 6-8 weeks or so.
I will be back after that. I miss writing for celinabean more than I can say.
I hope you will join me here then.
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I graduated from Hightstown HS in 1986. I was involved in the Humanities program, was part of the NHS, and played Varsity Soccer (can't say too much about my brief experience getting knocked around in football freshman year). I went on to the mighty Rutgers College of Engineering where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering in 1991.
While at Rutgers, I was president of the Minority Engineering Educational Task (a chapter of the National Society Black Engineers). I won the NSBE Region One 1991 Technical Paper Contest (The Power of the Human Brain: A Computer Hardware and Software Representation), NSBE 1991 Scholarship Award, Paul Robeson 1990 Scholarship Award, Cap & Skull Society 1991 Induction, and the Minority Engineering Educational Task's 1989 Member of the Year Award.
In 1988, I founded a company named AWARE Information Products (AIP) which produced culturally oriented clothing and did contract custom designs. The company primarily sold its clothing at major shows such as the NY Black Expo, Kwanzaa Expo, and African-American Heritage Festival. AIP donated over $3,000 to the Nyere Institute School in New Brunswick and also founded the Black Awareness Forum at Hightstown High School where students were taught African History and involved in various personal development workshops.
In 1996, a few fellow Rutgers Alumni and I formed an internet development company. The company developed online animated content and games in addition to web sites and interactive CD-ROMs. Our most notable project, Maatkara, which can be seen at SciFi.com was featured in TV Guide magazine and more than 100 other news outlets. Obviosuly I now work at Sun Microsystems, Inc., as an engagement architect on the Lucent account team.
For six years I was also a co-instructor and program coordinator for the Northern New Jersey chapter of the Black Data Processing Associates' Computer Competition Program. The program works with high school students from March to August each year teaching Microsoft Visual Basic programming and analytical skills.
My most recent personal accomplishment was final getting my 1st degree black belt in March from Dynamic Duo Martial Arts & Fitness. Only took me 20 years to final get around to this life long goal ;-).
At last but certainly not least I'm married to my college sweetheart (we've been together for 20 years) and have two wonderful kids.


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Updated: 03/26/2007 - Chicago firefighter killed in fire truck crash
Updated: 03/26/2007 - Chicago firefighter killed in fire truck crash
Posted: 03/23/2007 - Durbin proposal to help hospitals advances in Congress
Posted: 03/23/2007 - The head of the New York State Department of Agriculture says tests found rat poison in pet food blamed for the deaths of at least 16 cats and dogs in the U-S.
Posted: 03/22/2007 - Right now, Ogle County health workers are battling the county's first recorded cases of tuberculosis since 2001.
Updated: 03/22/2007 - A local homeless agency holds a memorial this morning for a woman who's body was found last week.
Updated: 03/22/2007 - A stern warning tonight for a horse slaughtering plant in Dekalb.
Updated: 03/22/2007 - The Marsh Elementary students won the regional Explora Vision competition.
Updated: 03/22/2007 - Researchers are calling it natural breast enlargement, instead of implants, a woman's own body fat is used.
Updated: 03/23/2007 - Claire's stores are recalling thousands of necklaces because they pose a lead poisoning hazard. A consumer commission says 7 styles of the necklaces with metal pendants contain the lead.
Updated: 03/23/2007 - Thirty five students took part in the 31st annual tractor day at Winnebago High School.
Updated: 03/22/2007 - An elderly couple is dead after an early morning explosion destroys their Belvidere home.
Updated: 03/22/2007 - Truancy up 13 percent from last year
Updated: 03/22/2007 - A pro Barack Obama video was created by a YouTube user and has been viewed by millions of viewers.
Updated: 03/21/2007 - Fresh details on today's armed robbery in Loves Park, details just as shocking as the crime itself, the suspect in custody is a 14 year old boy.
Updated: 03/21/2007 - Manufacturing takes center stage tonight in Rockford. 500 people gathered right at an expo in Rockford.
Updated: 03/21/2007 - More than 15% of residents in Winnebago County do not have health insurance but there may be a prescription to fix that.
Updated: 03/21/2007 - A new study warns tonight, putting the chop sticks to the chow-mein will only increase our waistlines.
Updated: 03/21/2007 - Proposed bill would make 18-year-olds considered juveniles in the court system
Posted: 03/21/2007 - New guidelines for who is allowed to rent out Memorial Hall are set to go to the full county board. The decision comes less than a year after county officials denied the controversial Minutemen access to the hall.
Updated: 03/20/2007 - Graffiti, it's a serious problem here in Rockford, with ties to gangs and violence.
Updated: 03/20/2007 - The area's largest church is coming to the aid of the area's largest school system.
Posted: 03/20/2007 - McDonald's tells dictionaries to ditch 'McJobs'
Updated: 03/20/2007 - The Alzheimer's association says today that more than five million Americans are living with the disease, a 10% increase from just five years ago.
Updated: 03/20/2007 - More than a thousand Illinois State Troopers say new prisoner barriers in patrol cars jeopardize their safety in case of an accident.
Updated: 03/20/2007 - Some local high school students are getting a lesson in home remodeling and learning what it means to give back to the community at the same time.


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Cryptsy is a Bitcoin exchange for over 100 cryptocurrency pairs. You can trade Bitcoin, Litecoin or even Primecoin with your account. According to this recent Examiner article, "How to buy Bitcoins without a bank account," you first need to convert your cash for Bitcoin.
LocalBitcoins.com brings buyers and sellers of Bitcoins together both online and in person. And you can buy or sell for a low fee.
You need Cryptsy to exchange your Bitcoins for other altcurrencies like the aforementioned Litecoin and Primecoin, but also Peercoin, Namecoin, and even Quarks.
Here is a partial list of some of the most popular cryptocurrencies you can trade:
· Bitcoin (BTC)
· Litecoin (LTC)
· Peercoin (PPC)
· Namecoin (NMC)
· Quark (QRK)
· ProtoShares (PTS)
· Megacoin (MEC)
· Worldcoin (WDC)
· Primecoin (XPM)
· DogeCoin (DGC)
· Devcoin (DVC)
Signing up for a Cryptsy account is very easy to do. Simply click on the "Register New Account" link and enter just a few bits of basic information. Pick a username and a hard to guess password for your new account and you are nearly there. Watch for a "Confirmation of Registration" message sent to the email address you used when you signed up for an account. Click on the link in the confirmation email you receive to activate your account and then log into your account.
Next you need to get your Bitcoin into your Cryptsy account. Simply log into your account and click on the "Balances" tab. Under the "Actions" column, click on the "BTC actions" button. Choose "Deposit BitCoin & AutoSell Setup" from the drop down menu. Copy the Bitcoin address under "Your Deposit Address." Use this address to send your Bitcoin from your wallet to your Cryptsy account.
Now you are ready to trade Bitcoin for nearly 100 cryptocurrency pairs. The cryptocurrency pairs are denominated in Bitcoin, Litecoin or Primecoin currently. At the moment, you cannot exchange your Bitcoin for USD on Cryptsy, but it is a feature that is planned for implementation in the future.
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Miss Glick makes the case that Islamic murderers such as Major Nidal Hassan, Youssef Fofana, Naveed Haq and now Mohamed Merah are enabled by boorish Western intellectuals who claim that Islam is a Religion of Peace, refuse to identify the killers as Muslim, and the false narrative that Israel kills Palestinian children (actually Palestinians kill Palestinian and Israeli children).
by Caroline Glick
The massacre of Jewish children at the Ozar Hatorah Jewish day school in Toulouse presents us with an appalling encapsulation of the depraved nature of our times – although at first glance, the opposite seems to be the case.
On the surface, the situation was cut and dry. A murderer drove up to a Jewish school and executed three children and a teacher.
But dig a little deeper and it becomes clear that justice has not been served.
Indeed, it hasn't even begun to be addressed. The killer, Mohamed Merah, was not a lone gunman. He wasn't even one of the lone jihadists we hear so much about.
He had plenty of accomplices. And not all of them were Muslims.
An analysis of the nature of his crime and the identity of his many accomplices must necessarily begin with a question. Why did Merah videotape his crime?
Why did take the trouble of strapping a video camera to his neck and filming himself chasing eight-year-old Miriam Monsonego through the school courtyard and shooting her three times in the head? Why did he document his execution of Rabbi Jonathan Sandler and his two little boys, three-year-old Gavriel and six-year-old Aryeh?
The first answer is because Merah took pride in killing Jewish children. Beyond that, he was certain that millions of people would be heartened by his crime. By watching him shoot the life out of Jewish children, they would be inspired to repeat his actions elsewhere.
And he was surely correct.
Millions of people have watched the 2002 video of Daniel Pearl being decapitated. Similar decapitation videos of Western hostages in Iraq and elsewhere have also become runaway Internet sensations.
Led by Youssef Fofana, the Muslim gang in France that kidnapped and tortured Ilan Halimi to death in 2006 also took pictures of their handiwork. Their photographs were clearly imitations of the photos that Pearl's killers took of him before they chopped his head off.
The pride that jihadist murderers take in their crimes is not merely manifested in their camera work. US Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, who massacred 13 US servicemen at Fort Hood in 2009, showed obvious pride in his dedication to jihad. Hassan gave a presentation to his colleagues justifying jihad. He carried business cards in which he identified himself as an "SOA," a soldier of Allah.
Similarly, Naveed Haq, the American Muslim who carried out the attack at the Seattle Jewish Federation building in 2006, murdering one woman and wounding another five, bragged to his mother and friend about his crime in monitored telephone calls from jail. Haq boasted that he was "a jihadi" and that his victims deserved to die because they were "Israeli collaborators."
THIS SITUATION is bad enough on its own. But what make it truly dangerous are the West's responses to it. Those responses together with the crimes themselves expose the depraved and perilous nature of our times. And they show that Merah's death can bring no closure to this story.
Ignoring and denying the openly expressed aims of jihadists like Merah is of course only part of the problem. The second aspect of the West's effective collusion with these killers is Western elites' justification of their crimes.
After initially pinning the blame for the Toulouse massacre on Nazis, when French authorities finally acknowledged Merah's jihadist identity, they also provided his justification for murder. Speaking to reporters, French Interior Minister Claude Gueant gave us Merah's name and his excuse at the same time.
Gueant told us that Merah was associated with al-Qaida and he was upset about what he referred to as Israel's "murder" of Palestinian children.
It should be unnecessary to note the simple truth that Israel doesn't murder Palestinian children. Palestinians murder Israeli children.
But then, if Merah got his news from the Western media there is a reasonable chance that he wouldn't know that.
IN ADDITION to denying, justifying and inciting jihadist violence, Western elites and authorities also engage in facilitating it and, after the fact, excusing it. In the case of Merah, although details are still unclear, it has been reported that he underwent jihadist training by al-Qaida in Afghanistan and was apprehended by Afghan authorities.
Despite his ties to al-Qaida, either US or French military authorities decided he should be sent back to France even though he clearly constituted a danger to French society.
Moreover, according to media reports, French authorities knew that he was dangerous and still failed to apprehend him. They had been informed that at least on one occasion, Merah sought to radicalize a 15-year-old Muslim boy. And yet, he was allowed to remain at large.
Together, the behavior of proud jihadist warriors of the West like Merah, Hasan, Haq and Fofana, and the depraved silence, indifference and complicity of Western elites with their jihadist aims, form the physical and moral landscape of our time. And it is because of this evil mix of perpetrators and enablers that Merah's death is not a victory of justice.
Read the rest: Mohamed Merah – Man of the West
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The next day, Dan makes a delivery to International Contractors Unlimited and meets the receptionist Renee. Later, Stacy Dolan visits Dan at home to show off her new hairstyle, but Dan blows her off to go looking for the drug supplier. In Brooklyn Heights, that very same drug dealer - a superpowered blind man named Snowblind - speaks to his boss about the Ghost Rider interfering in his operations. Despite his protests, Snowblind agrees to take care of Ghost Rider himself.
Two hours later, Ghost Rider is interrogating a dealer by strapping him to the hood of his bike and racing through the streets. The dealer tells him where to find Snowblind, but Ghost Rider is then ordered to stop by an army of police officers surrounding him on the rooftops. They open fire, killing the drug dealer but unable to harm Ghost Rider, who rides off to find Snowblind. The villain is at his office, where he has ordered his staff to evacuate in preparation of his coming visitor. Ghost Rider blows through the wall of the office and finds Snowblind, who reveals his superhuman ability - he can project a field of visible white light that only he can see within and also increases his physical strength. He attacks Ghost Rider, only to learn that the Rider can actually see him within his white field. When Ghost Rider attempts to give Snowblind the Penance Stare, the villain simply turns his power off, making himself blind again. The two are then interrupted by two policemen, who chase Ghost Rider off with gunfire. The cops are working for Snowblind, and one shoots the other in the back to frame Ghost Rider for a police officer's murder.
Later, Linda Wei passes the information to Deathwatch, her and Snowblind's mutual employer. Deathwatch orders his aide to contact Tyler Meagher to begin hunting Ghost Rider for him. Back in Cypress Hills, Ghost Rider turns back into Danny only to have a shotgun pointed at his back. John Blaze has tracked them down, and he's going to kill either Dan or Ghost Rider.
John Blaze began his hunt for the Ghost Rider in Ghost Rider (1990) # 10.
Ghost Rider next encounters Snowblind in Ghost Rider (1990) # 21.
This issue begins Mrs. Ketch's subplot with Reverend Styge's church, which is resolved in Ghost Rider (1990) # 18.
The girl Dan meets during his delivery run, Renee Fuanaro, makes a return appearance in Ghost Rider (1990) # 22.
This issue also reveals that reporter Linda Wei, who started her negative reports about the Spirit of Vengeance in Ghost Rider (1990) # 5, is actually working for Deathwatch. Deathwatch's plan to use H.E.A.R.T. to capture Ghost Rider concludes in Ghost Rider (1990) # 15.
This issue was reprinted in the Ghost Rider: Danny Ketch Classic vol. 2 trade paperback.
Mark Texeira is no doubt the one single artist most associated with Ghost Rider, and this issue is the perfect example as to why. He'd been the regular inker during Javier Saltares run on the book and had even illustrated a fill-in art issue earlier in the series, but here is where his reputation on the book really took off. In fact, possibly his most iconic sequence is the first three pages of this issue, which shows the graphic transformation of Dan Ketch into the Ghost Rider. Coupled with Gregory Wright's colors, a book that already had great artwork has stepped things up even more.
Texeira also had good character design sense, judging by the look of the new villain Snowblind. I'm not sure what they're supposed to represent, but I love the white crosses on his gloves as a cool little embellishment. Snowblind's character is interesting as well, a drug dealing thug who sees himself as a business man. He provides a good stumbling block for Ghost Rider, since his blindness renders the Penance Stare useless. Snowblind never really grew to the level of Blackout or Deathwatch in the arch-enemy department, but he makes for a good opponent.
Reading through this comic again, I'd forgotten how many plotlines for the coming year get their start here. You have the police vendetta against Ghost Rider, which leads to Michael Badilino's introduction; Deathwatch's plots that involve H.E.A.R.T., Snowblind, and Blackout; and the return of Johnny Blaze. That last plot, in particular, defines the second year of the series more than any other. Readers had been waiting and waiting for Mackie to bring Blaze back into the series, and seeing him on the last page of this issue - all trenchcoat and ponytail and shotgun - was thrilling.
As much as I love the first year of the series, I wouldn't hesitate to say that the second year was better in pretty much every aspect.
Grade: A
Ghost Rider # 13
Title: "You'll Never See What's Coming Next!"


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County Council to discuss GMO bill
The Hawaii County Council will pick up the issue of genetically modified crops again next week, this time without comments from the public.
The meeting at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Hilo council chambers will be reserved only for council discussion of Bill 79, which would limit the use of transgenic crops, following four previous meetings dominated by testimony from Big Isle residents.
The meeting was scheduled for last week but was postponed in anticipation of Tropical Storm Flossie.
Kohala Councilwoman Margaret Wille introduced the bill last May to limit the adoption of genetically modified organisms and regulate existing transgenic crops.
It remains in its original form, though the councilwoman has continued to draft changes to the legislation, which has been praised by GMO opponents but criticized by several agriculture groups, including growers of the modified Rainbow papaya.
On Tuesday, Wille will introduce another proposed amended version that she says exempts papaya farmers from having to adopt "containment measures" but also targets the cultivation of GMO crops for cattle feed.
In other proposed drafts, the growing of crops, such as corn, for cattle feed was included in exemptions to a GMO ban, a long with papaya and the horticulture industry.
In the newest proposed version, the exemption for cattle feed would sunset after two years.
Wille said she is concerned about the continued cultivation of GMO corn, which appears to so far be isolated to the Big Island Dairy on the Hamakua Coast.
The dairy grows the modified corn for its cows.
While corn isn't a widely grown crop on the island, Wille said she believes that cross-pollination of non-GMO corn with modified varieties could still present itself as an issue.
She said the county has an opportunity to remove GMO corn before it becomes more widely adopted.
"Papaya is all over," she said. "You can't really contain it."
But with corn, Wille added, "The cow is not out of the barn. If we allow corn we would basically be taken over."
Jason Moniz, president of the Hamakua Farm Bureau, said he believes GMO corn is isolated to the dairy but he added ranchers and dairy owners should be able to grow modified crops.
Moniz said ranchers are looking to grow their own feed to avoid buying feed that's shipped in, and noted GMO corn, which can be made resistant to pests or herbicides, could help lower their expenses.
"The cost of imported feed is getting higher and higher," he said.
"If we are to finish more cattle in the state, we need to have options available."
Groups representing dairy and cattle farmers, nursery owners, and papaya and banana growers have come out against the bill.
Agriculture groups supporting the bill include the Kona Coffee Farmers Association and Hawaii Farmers Union United.
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A Long Island man is facing animal cruelty charges after his dog died when he allegedly left the pooch alone in a hot car for hours, Nassau prosecutors said Wednesday.
Ian Kassof, 36, of Valley Stream, was arraigned Wednesday on animal cruelty charges. He was released without bail after appearing before a judge at Nassau First District Court in Hempstead and has been ordered to return to court next month. If convicted of the misdemeanor offense, Kassof could spend up to a year behind bars.
Prosecutors said Nassau County police officers found Kassof's dog, a pit bull-boxer mix, unresponsive around 2:30 p.m. on June 4 after responding to a call of a dog locked in a car. The animal, which appeared to have suffered a stroke, was found dead on the front seat of Kassof's car, according to authorities. Preliminary autopsy results showed injuries consistent with a seizure by overheating, the district attorney's office said.
Kassof had adopted the pup from the Town of Hempstead animal shelter about six months before. Authorities said his car had only the rear passenger window cracked about four inches. There was no water bowl in the vehicle.
Prosecutors believe Kassof had taken the dog with him to work and then left the pup in the car. His defense lawyer, Anthony Rattoballi, told Newsday that Kassof had left all of the windows in his car down about five inches and walked the dog and gave it water at lunchtime. He said his client "didn't know the dog was in danger" and said Kassof, a utility worker, is "as upset as any other dog owner would be."
"Opening a car window a few inches is not enough to prevent tragedies like this one," Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice said. "This owner should have known better than to trap his dog for hours in his car without adequate ventilation or water. A parked car on a hot day, even with a window cracked open, is a potentially deadly place for any living thing."


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If you have an Apple iPhone you are familiar with the existing Passbook application. Now you can get an app called, Healthbook to track health and fitness data points, reports Mark Gurman of 9-5Mac today.
The app will track through each category a card which is color coded and tabs can be placed by the user. The Healthbook app has the following sections: blood work, heart rate, hydration, blood pressure, physical activity, nutrition, blood sugar, sleep, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, weights and emergency card.
Since diabetes is on the rise in the US the app tracks blood sugar (glucose levels). The 2013 report from the American Diabetes Association lists 1.9 million people in the US are diagnosed each year. The American Diabetes Association lists that 26.9% of persons over 65 has diabetes. The daily checking of blood sugar may be helped efficiently by this app.
Hydration levels and respiratory rate are two tracking elements of this app that would be of use to athletes in order to determine hydration levels for need and appropriate amount. Athletes track their respiratory rate to determine their level of strength and ability to train and compete. Respiratory levels lead to ability to maintain oneself in completion at peak competition level.
Tracking sleep is an important section as restless versus ability to achieve deep sleep can make a difference in daytime performance. Sleep cycle and Sleepbot already track restlessness and REM sleep, so this is a key to add to the Apple app.
Everyone needs an emergency card and this app will allow for the customer's name, birth date, medication information, weight, eye color, blood type, organ donor status, and location.
The beauty and user value of the Healthbook app will be that at the Apple store other devices as a wearable piece of technology item can store data to transfer to the app in the future. Apple's M7 processor in the Apple 5S can assist in storing the fitness data.
As Passbook provides collection of entertainment and coupons, the Healthbook app can collect from third party sources the vital information and be the place to click on first to track the statistics for a fit and healthier life.
To view more about Apple and related technology news view the list below in Author's suggestions and watch the video atop this article on today's 9-5Mac release of information on the Apple Healthbook app.
Twitter: Victoria Wagner@victoriaross888


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This is a discussion on WTT/WTS Several full size S&W Revolvers (NC) within the Member Buy, Sell & Trade forums, part of the Marketplace category; I have a few revolvers I never use. Id like to trade them, but I am willing to sell. FTF in NC is a titanic ...
I have a few revolvers I never use. Id like to trade them, but I am willing to sell. FTF in NC is a titanic plus, but I will ship for the right deal. Pics available upon request. Please email my personal account at email@example.com. Responses will be quick and I can email pics directly to you. Please do not hesitate to ask questions. All prices do not include shipping to your FFL (Approx 30$)
I have-
Pre model 10 M&P. 5in barrel with half moon front sight. 5 screw S series. Comes with perfect repro grips AND a set of era correct grips which have seen some love. Great condition, with some minor bluing wear. Cash price- 425$
Mod 10 No dash- ROUND BUTT. 4 inch tapered barrel. Has aftermarket grips. Carry wear in the usual places but still a solid shooter. Cash price $375
Pre model 28 Highway patrolman. 6 inch barrel with adjustable sights. Beautiful finish with minor wear around the muzzle and cylinder. This gun is in fantastic shape. It comes with aftermarket grips for 675$. HOWEVER- I can include some smooth rosewood presentation (Non-coke) grips for 200$ extra. We dont know if these were the grips the gun shipped with. They are era appropriate, but only a letter from S&W could confirm it.
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Tupperware guns in 45 and 9mm.
G30,36,21,19,26,17,34,17L. XDM full-size or compact. XDS. M&P
I will also listen to 1911 and other S&W revolver offers (Snub nose preferred. K frame snub nose round butt a huge plus).
But, please feel free to send any offer you have. Carry packages or multiple gun (On my end) trades encouraged.
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Derek Steven Hagan Jr.
Position: WR
Height: 6-1 Weight: 205 lbs.
Born: September 21, 1984 in Northridge, CA
High School: Palmdale
College: Arizona St. (school history) (Hagan college stats)
Drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 3rd round (82nd overall) of the 2006 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 12 (6581st overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
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FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEO: Hard SL8, by Mark Reevesby UKC News Dec/2008
This news story has been read 27,127 times
Climber, Coach and Photographer Mark Reeves has put together a short film titled Hard Sl8.
Mark has a photography article coming up on UKC next week, blending hard slate climbing with abstract images from the slate quarries - watch this space.
He has edited a short film about slate climbing, which he describes:
"All the footage was taken several years ago now, but includes an amazing solo by Neil Dyer of The Untouchables, a F8a arete. The edit isn't flawless, but I don't think it's too bad for an afternoon's work. I hope you enjoy!"
You can read more about Mark, his thoughts and his photography on his blog and on his coaching blog:
Featuring: James McHaffie, Pete Robins, Sam Underwood, Neil Dyer and Jack Geldard
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