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2010-11 (Junior): Named an NGCA second-team All-American and NGCA All-West Region ... Also earned first-team All-Pac-10 honors ... Led the team with the lowest average strokes per round with 75.36 ... She played in 12 events and 36 rounds ... Had eight top-10 finishes and one top-20 finish ... The lowest round she posted was a 69 and the lowest tournament score she posted was a 212 (-4) ... Played 17 rounds at or under par during the season ... Finished first among her teammates seven times during the season ... Took first place in the Topy Cup by posting a 214 (-2) for the tournament ... Tied for 11th place in the Golfweek Conference Challenge by shooting a 221 (+5) and helped the Wildcats finish second as a team ... Posted a 69 in the second round during the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown and finished with a 221 (+5) ... Finished tied for fifth place at the Pac-10/SEC Challenge, while tying her season low 69 in the second round of play ... Took first place at the Wildcat Invitational by carding a 212 (-4) for the tournament, shooting a first round 69, a second round 70 and a third round 73 ... Shot even par during the Bruin/Wave Invitational by scoring a 216 and finished tied for fourth place ... Finished in fifth place at the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational by shooting a 223(+7), helping the Wildcats finish second ... Added another top-10 finish on the year by shooting a 218 (+2) at the ASU/PING Invitational ... Scored a 215 (-1) at the Pac-10 Championships and finished tied for fourth place as Arizona's top player ... Finished tied for ninth at the NCAA West Regional Championships by shooting a 219 (+3) ... Shot a 306 at the NCAA Championships as the squad finished in 15th place.
2009-10 (Sophomore): Had two top-10 finishes and four top-20 finishes in 10 events ... Had eight rounds of at or better than par during her 28-round season ... Shot 233 at the NCAA West Regional Championships ... At the Pac-10 Championships, she posted a 221 (+5) and tied for 10th ... Competing in the PING/ASU Invitational, she carded a 219 (+3), shooting a 72 in the second and third rounds ... At the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational, she tied for 10th while shooting 223 (+7) ... Participating in the Bruin/Wave Invitational, she carded a 221 (+5) ... At the Wildcat Invitational, she shot a second-round 72 and ended up shooting 149 (+7), tied for 17th ... Playing in the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown, she earned a top-20 finish, tying for 17th place after posting a 224 (+8) ... At the Stanford Women's Intercollegiate, she shot a 70 in the first round and capped off the event with a 71 in the third round, finishing tied for 13th with 214 (+1) ... Posting a 219 (+3) at the Windy City Collegiate Championship earned her a tied for 12th-place finish ... At the Mason Rudolph Championship, she shot a personal and team season-low 68 in the first round, ending the match with a 143 (-1).
2008-09 (Freshman): Posted scoring average of 75.66 ... Had one top-10 finish and a pair of top-20 finishes in 11 events ... Fired a 36-hole total of 1-under 145 to take second place in her debut at the Mountain Shootout junior varsity event ... Followed that up with a tie for ninth place at the Mason Rudolph Championships after finishing at 8-over ... Carded her first of two season-low rounds of 70 to open the Stanford Intercollegiate event ... Matched her season low to start the NCAA West Regional Championships, where she finished a varsity-best 4-over for the 54-hole tournament ... Posted back-to-back 20th-place finishes at the PING/ASU Invitational and the Pac-10 Championships ... Continued solid play into the summer by taking 22nd place at the Ladies' British Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship in Scotland.
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There is rebellion brewing in a big way over the acceptance of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) in Washington being led by Representative James Lankford (R-OK), Chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee.
On Thursday he introduced the House Joint Resolution legislative proposal for the Health Care Compact, a breakthrough governance reform allowing individual states to fix the incredible federal bureaucratic upheaval of the law without more "assistance."
Lankford said, "The Health Care Compact is a way for states to protect their residents from the top-down, one-size-fits-all health care 'solutions' that have been imposed from Washington DC, including Obamacare. "The compact transfers health care decision-making authority and responsibility from the federal level to member states. Those member states are then free to implement their own health care systems without interference from federal bureaucrats, using federal health care funds already collected and spent in their state."
That now makes it eight states that have joined the Health Care Compact including Oklahoma, Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, Missouri, South Carolina, Texas, and Utah. Legislation is pending in 12 more states.
Lankford's move is mentioned in Article 1, Section 10 of the Constitution. Compacts are constitutional instruments that provide authority and flexibility to the states for administering government programs without federal interference.
Congress itself must consent which will make this interesting as it progresses. Congressional consent is required for states to enter into a legally binding compact.
Lankford observed, "With $2.3 trillion spent annually and almost 3,000 pages of regulations for Medicare and Medicaid, federal management of our complex health care system has proved to be incompetent, inflexible and incomprehensible to the average American. States already manage Medicaid, but they are burdened with thousands of pages of federal regulation, which makes the system inefficient and impersonal. The Health Care Compact moves decision-making closer to the people, freeing states to address health care innovation, increased options and affordability."
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A Kentucky federal judge has temporarily barred the government from publicizing its free credit monitoring offer to veterans whose personal data was stolen.
U.S. district judge William Bertelsman in northern Kentucky wants to see if veterans might get a better federal offer.
lawyers who have filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of the 26.5 million veterans and active-duty troops affected say accepting the government's offer could jeopardize their chance of winning more money in the privacy suit.
The suit seeks free monitoring and other credit protection for an indefinite period as well as a $1,000 in damages for each person....in what has become one of the nation's largest information security breaches.
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THOUSANDS of visitors are expected to descend on Clacton's BBC shop this weekend.
An empty shop on Pier Avenue has been transformed into an interactive 1930s grocer store
It will be open from November 5-7.
Actors have been employed to play roles in the shop, such as the shopkeeper.
There will also be an interactive timeline charting the history of Clacton's high street.
Clacton's shop is one of 11 around the UK, and the first one to open in Truro, Cornwall, was well received by visitors.
The store drew over five thousand people in over the weekend, and officials are hoping for a similar reaction in Clacton.
Tendring Council communications boss Nigel Brown said: "The turnout in the Truro shop was fantastic, but I think we can do even better.
"It will be great to get people excited about the high street again," he added.
The shop in 73-75 Pier Avenue, which used to be the Co-op jewellery store, is designed to get people excited about their local high streets.
It is running in conjunction with a popular new high profile BBC series called 'Turn Back Time – The High Street'.
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Idan Cohen's marvellous performance was based on the Indian festival of colours. He related it to aspiration, the body and borders. He spoke to Ila Sankrityayan
Posters of Marilyn Monroe, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose and Sharmila Tagore wearing high heels and lipstick, created the backdrop to Idan Cohen's performance, Holi, which was a part of INTERFACE 2012. The choreographer, who belongs to Israel, is interested in culture and ritual.
So he was aware about Indian festivals, Gods and Goddess. Hindu myths have it that Krishna was jealous of fair-skinned Radha and pestered his foster mother Yashoda so much, that she told him that he could change Radha's skin by sprinkling her with colours.
Holi combined Hollywood and Bolywood's pop culture Gods, with images of feminine beauty.
"When I arrived in Kolkata, to collaborate with Sapphire Creations, I told dancers about this story. Ankita Dutta Gupta said that from childhood she aspired to be like Sharmila Tagore.
"Another dancer, Kaushik Das idolised Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. While Noah Shiloh remarked that Marilyn Monroe was his icon." Cohen explained, "I developed the idea of people dreaming about becoming like others. Even certain countries want to be ahead of others and create some boundaries. So you see a Bollywood actresses aping one of the Hollywood divas."
Cohen's choreography blend Indian and Western dance forms, creating composition with dancers like Ran Ben Dror and Noah Shilloh, who are Israeli. Ankita Dutta Gupta and Koushik Das belong to Sapphire. Cohen used no recorded music or instruments. Instead, he employed human sound and body language. The posters included one of Monroe's show in India before Independence.
Another relating to Sharmila Tagore is connected to Hollywood. There are three on Bose.
One depicted Israel before Independence. Then 1967 war. And its borders changing in 2000. "I'm trying to integrate borders of body and land, that result from desire. Someone wants to be slim. Someone else wants to be fair and use make-up and accessories. The result is division among nations, due to political ambitions and desires that arise, creating boundaries and wars."
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A Small Shot of Hope for Jumbo Mortgages
Here's a cheerful sign for people who hope to take advantage of falling prices on high-end homes: A bit more money is about to flow in to "jumbo" loans, and that may help bring down borrowing costs.
Jumbo mortgages are ones too big to be bought or guaranteed by government-backed investors Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. The maximum size for those "conforming" loans ranges from $417,000 in most of the country to a maximum of $729,750 in the priciest housing markets.
During the housing boom, rates on jumbos tended to be only slightly higher than those on conforming loans. Then, when investors fled from anything that wasn't guaranteed by Uncle Sam, jumbo rates shot up. In December 2008, jumbo rates for 30-year fixed-rate loans were around 7%, compared with 5.2% for conforming, according to HSH Associates. Last week, the jumbo average had come down to about 5.8%, HSH says, still about 0.60 percentage point more than conforming.
(Many people who get jumbos choose "hybrid" adjustable rate versions, which carry a fixed rate for the first five years or so before starting to adjust. Those generally come with lower rates than 30-year fixed.)
On Wednesday, Redwood Trust Inc. disclosed that it plans to issue about $222 million of bonds backed by jumbo mortgage loans made by a unit of Citigroup Inc. over the past 11 months. The market for new issues of such "private label" mortgage securities–ones that aren't guaranteed by Fannie, Freddie or any other government-related entity–has been virtually dead for the past two years since a surge in defaults caused investors to flee.
Jesse Litvak, a managing director at Jefferies & Co., a securities trading firm, says he figures Citigroup, the lead manager of the offering, will easily line up enough investors to buy the securities. That may embolden more lenders to put jumbos into securities rather than holding them on their books or selling them to insurers or other investors. If so, rates on jumbo loans may come down at least a bit as more money is available to finance them.
But don't look for a plunge in jumbo rates. There are still lots of barriers to reviving the market for private-label mortgage securities. One big one is that banks are still nervously watching as Washington decides exactly how those deals will be regulated. Meanwhile, investors are wary about loan quality after all the lumps they took on boom-era loans. That means jumbo borrowers will still need to have strong credit scores and big down payments.
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Despite what the Tang Center says, most of you don't need a flu shot–but it might be a good idea. On Thursday, Nov. 13 and Monday, Dec. 1, the Tang will administer flu shots for all, starting at $5 for students with SHIP. (Regular price is $25, $30 for thimerisol-free.)
A flu shot would be a good idea for you dorm dwellers, co-opers in large houses and those who have generally sucky immune systems. Interested yet? Shots happen from noon to 6 p.m. in the Class of '42 room on the first floor. No appointment necessary.
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Ronald Selden, 58, of Glasgow, Mont., died on Friday, Aug. 29, 2014, near Fort Peck Reservoir.
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Patients will now be switched back to FDA-approved twice-daily dosing.[Scott Maxwell - Fotolia.com]
Merck & Co. is discontinuing a Phase III study evaluating its marketed HIV drug Isentress® (raltegravir) as once-daily therapy in treatment-naive adults with HIV-1. The study showed that administration of 800 mg of Isentress once daily as part of an antiretrovial therapy regimen was not as beneficial as administering 400 mg of the drug twice daily, which is the FDA-approved dosing schedule for the drug. Merck is now recommending that patients enrolled in the once-daily dosing arm of the trial be switched over to twice-daily dosing.
The now-discontinued study compared the safety and efficacy of 800 mg Isentress administered once a day with that of 400 mg Isentress twice a day, in combination with a fixed-dose combination of emtricitabine and tenofovir disoproxil fumarate. The results showed that after 48 weeks of therapy, 83.2% of patients in the once-daily Isentress cohort achieved undetectable levels of viral RNA compared with 88.9% of patients receiving the twice-daily Isentress regimen. The 5.7% difference did not meet the predefined statistical criteria for noninferiority. Merck says the overall treatment difference was primarily due to results in patients with high viral load.
Isentress is an HIV integrase inhibitor approved for use in combination with other antiretroviral agents in the treatment of HIV-1 infection. The drug made worldwide sales of $267 million in the second quarter of 2010, up 55% on Q2 2009.
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What do actor Hugh Jackman and Olympic gold medal triathlete Simon Whitfield have in common? They're believers in Brendan Brazier, a winning athlete who's also become a leader in empowering others to benefit from a plant-based diet for health and weight loss. Hugh even authored the preface to one of Brendan's books: "Thrive: The Vegan Nutrition Guide to Optimal Performance in Sports and Life" (click for more information).
To discover how so many celebrities, athletes and consumers have benefited from Brendan's "Thrive" philosophy, we interviewed him about his newest book: "Thrive Energy Cookbook: 150 Plant-Based Whole Food Recipes" (click for details).
By following a plant-based diet, you take in "more usable energy from eating foods that are in a natural, whole state, even if they have fewer calories," explained Brendan, who also authored "Thrive Foods: 200 Plant-Based Recipes for Peak Health."
"In terms of weight loss, when you are eating less processed foods, and more fruits and vegetables, you will be fueling your body with the right nutrients, instead of fake sugars and toxic chemicals."
As a result, your body processes food more easily, without the insulin spikes that occur when you consume processed foods high in refined starches and sugar.
In addition to weight loss, Brendan says that you will improve your recovery time from workouts, reduce inflammation, sleep better and prevent multiple diseases by following his plant-based diet approach.
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The Gunners boss saw his side knocked out of the Champions League on Wednesday, and admits his team must be victorious this weekend if they are to finish in the top fourArsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists his side must "win at all costs" in their Premier League clash with Swansea on Saturday.
The Gunners go into the game at the Liberty Stadium attempting to bounce back from their Champions League exit to Bayern Munich on Wednesday.
|Arsenal are 8/1 to beat Swansea 2-1 with bet365
However, Wenger believes it is an important game for his side and has called on Arsenal to finish the season strongly.
"We must win at all costs. The top priority is to be in the Champions League," Wenger told reporters.
"It's our main focus. I believe we have the quality to be in the top four. It's about consistency now."
Arsenal travel to the Liberty Stadium having lost 3-2 in the Premier League there last season, and having been held 2-2 in the FA Cup this campaign.
While the Frenchman admits it is a tough fixture, he is hoping a repeat performance from midweek will give his side a much-needed victory.
He added: "It's a difficult place to go and we'll need to repeat the game we had at Bayern Munich."


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TUPELO – The Tupelo Furniture Market's renewed efforts to recruit new buyers and exhibitors appear to be paying off, with the preregistration numbers increasing for the third consecutive market.
"We're up 26 percent from last year," said TFM President Kevin Seddon on Wednesday. "We have a lot of new buyers and exhibitors again."
In the past 12 months, the market has had some 200 companies exhibit for the first time or expand their exhibit space.
The fall market, which officially starts Thursday and wraps up Sunday, should continue the momentum market officials began last spring.
Seddon hopes attendance will be spread out a little more.
"The market's heavy days are Wednesday and Thursday, then drops off Friday, Saturday and Sunday," he said. "The numbers are good, but they're front-loaded. We looked for ways we could keep more people over the weekend."
So, the market partnered with several hotels in Tupelo to work on weekend packages for new buyers. Along with more competitive rates, the market is giving the new buyers "market dollars" that can be spent with exhibitors participating in the
Tupelo-Only Special program. The deals could be discounts on orders and/or freight or any combination of specials.
"We think if we can keep more of the buyers here over the weekend it's better for everybody," Seddon said. "It helps the hotels, it helps the exhibitors."
Traditionally, some showrooms have closed early on Saturday and Sunday. Some buyers and retailers who can't make the market during the week have complained about closed showrooms on the weekends. So the market hopes keeping more buyers around will encourage more exhibitors to stick around, too.
"We had one incident in which a buyer came in on a weekend during the last market, and the exhibitor he wanted to see was closed," Seddon said. "So he went and bought everything he needed from another company that was open."
Also, in conjunction with the Fall Furniture Market will be the third Tupelo Furniture and Home Accessories Show in Building I. That event is open to the public, which can buy furniture as well as appliances, specialty items and accessories.
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Surprise! More flowers are bought for Xmas than Mother's Day -- how to buy and how to save.
"Using the Internet to relay an order is expensive," Marinelli says. "Some of the online sites really take advantage of consumers."
The other option for delivery is transmitting the order to a florist in the recipient's city via a local florist. You will have to pay a $5 to $7 wire-service fee, but that's still about half of a typical online fee.
Using a local florist also gives you an advocate, Marinelli says.
"You have a place to go back to if there's a problem. There is accountability built in," she says. In addition, online sites often tout arrangements, also known as expressions, that feature costly out-of season flowers and containers, says Marinelli. A florist can guide a buyer not only to what is in-season but what's actually in their cooler, eliminating the time and cost to source what an order gatherer sold.
"In my estimation, a good
professional florist can convey the same expression
in flowers for at least $25 less than it would
cost to send the expression by an online order
gatherer," Marinelli says.
Marinelli does not recommend any floral Web sites, but Goodman recommends findaflorist.com, run by TelaFlora. He says all florists on it are genuine florists, not order-gatherers.
"The world is going toward online ordering," he says.
Stewart recommends Organic Bouquet, which represents one of the newest floral trends this holiday season: Bouquets labeled as fair-trade certified or sustainably grown.
"The Whole Foods and the Trader
Joe's of the world are selling a lot of those
flowers," says Stewart, who cited Trans Fair
USA and VeriFlora as among two organizations leading
the drive to better inform consumers about where
their flowers are coming from -- 78 percent of
cut flowers are imported -- and who handles them
along the way.
Combined, the two organizations claim to have certified almost 2 billion stems. Stewart has visited VeriFlora-certified farms in Latin America and says the flowers are better quality, too.
"That's a really positive change that has just happened this year, in 2007," she says. "It has taken the flower industry a long time to figure out they have to get out in front of the issue. It should be the greenest industry out there."
Cari Noga is a freelance writer in Michigan.
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Head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, through a press release this morning, made a few major announcements concerning Xbox One and Xbox Live Gold.
First, Xbox One will be available for purchase without Kinect at a price of just $399. This is a $100 decrease from the retail price of the original Xbox One SKU. According to Spencer, a standalone Kinect sensor will be available for purchase separately, sometime in the Fall. Pricing on the standalone Kinect was not announced.
The next big announcement Microsoft made was that it will drop the Xbox Live Gold subscription requirement for access to apps on both Xbox 360 and Xbox One. This means that watching videos on Netflix, for example, no longer requires a user to pay for an Xbox Live Gold sub.
Lastly, Spencer revealed plans to improve the value of Xbox Live Gold for Xbox One users with free games and discounts on games. Previously, the Games with Gold program, which gives Gold subscribers two free games every month, only applied to the Xbox 360.
All of that being said, the Kinect sensor is an excellent peripheral for the Xbox One, and should not be summarily disregarded. Not only is the motion detection quite good, but the voice command detection is immensely useful. And Kinect is a necessity for those interested in recording game clips, using Skype, and streaming themselves playing games via Twitch.
As for Xbox Live Gold, obviously the free games are going to be a tremendous perk, but without Gold, users will not be able to play multiplayer games online or use apps like the outstanding Xbox Fitness app (Kinect required for use). The benefits of an Xbox Live Gold subscription far outweigh the costs, especially considering 1-year Xbox Live Gold subscriptions are routinely available for around $40 at online retail outlets.
There are serious questions as to whether the availability of an Xbox One sans Kinect will negatively affect sales of Kinect-based games like the upcoming Harmonix title, Fantasia, but ultimately, giving users the choice of purchasing Kinect will expand the Xbox One user base. With a larger base of consumers, developers will have increased confidence to create games on the platform.
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Release Date: 2004-09-17 (NY)
Genre: Drama,
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Duration: 1hr 29min
Set in the suburban middle-class world outside New York City, David's life is seemingly normal, but behind manicured doors lays a dilemma that will tear the family apart. When Jack, David's estranged father, leaves his alcoholic wife Katie, of seventeen years, David is forced to become the parent of his siblings. With a doting girlfriend to contend with and an alcoholic mother to care for, David is overwhelmed. He is thrust into premature adulthood, and turns, inevitably, to the only security he knows. Kenny, a thirty-something has-been actor turned theatre coach, quickly becomes obsessed with David. Struggling with his volatile emotions, Kenny weakens and crosses this taboo boundary. David, vulnerable and confused about his own coming of age, succumbs to Kenny's attractive power and influence, leading him to a life of drinking and drugs.
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Mushroom Grilled Cheese with Balsamic-Caramelized Onions
Yield: 2 sandwiches
Balsamic-Caramelized Onions:
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 medium onion, sliced thinly
- Pinch of kosher salt
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
Sautéed Mushrooms:
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- One 8-ounce package sliced mushrooms
- Generous sprinkle of kosher salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup white wine
- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) salted butter, softened
- 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary
- 2 slices bread
- Great Midwest® Morel & Leek Jack™ cheese, sliced
Prepare the onions:
Heat a nonstick skillet to medium; add oil, onions and salt. Sauté the onions over medium to medium-low heat for about 30 minutes, stirring often, until the onions become soft and browned. Add the vinegar and swirl into the onions. Sauté until the liquid is absorbed/evaporated. Let cool.
Prepare the mushrooms:
Heat a nonstick skillet to medium; add oil, mushrooms, salt and pepper. Sauté the mushrooms over medium heat for about 10 minutes, stirring often, until they are softened. Add the wine and sauté until the liquid is absorbed/evaporated. Let cool.
Prepare the butter:
Mix butter ingredients in a small dish.
Assemble and grill the sandwich (these are instructions for one, repeat to make another):
Spread butter on 2 slices of bread. Place the bread, butter-side-down, on a nonstick skillet. Top with a layer of cheese, then 1/2 of the onions, then 1/2 of the mushrooms. Add a second layer of cheese on top of the mushrooms. Add the 2nd slice of bread, butter-side-up, and set the pan over medium heat. Place a lid on top. Watch it closely. You want it just toasted and cheese beginning to melt before you flip it. Use a spatula to peek underneath, and adjust heat as needed. Flip and toast the other side. When properly toasted on both sides, remove to a plate, slice and eat. Repeat to make a second sandwich.
Prep Time: 1 hour + cooling and chill times
Cook Time: 45 min
My husband got this for lunch over the weekend, and here's how our conversation went:
Me: Do you like it?
H: Mmmm Hmmm
Me: Is there anything you would change?
H: No
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Another disturbance will move to the south of the Clarksville area this morning bringing a few showers to the Clarksville area. Temperatures are also expected to remain cool today as highs will be in the lower sixties. The skies will start to clear for the end of the weekend with highs increasing into the lower seventies. By the beginning of the workweek, an area of high pressure will settle in over the southeastern United States and will be strong enough to keep weather systems out of the Clarksville area through much of the upcoming week. Temperatures will also increase with the sunny weather and southwest breeze as highs will be back in the eighties by Tuesday.
Here is the Clarksville area forecast:
Saturday: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Chance of precipitation 40%. High: 63
Saturday night: Mostly cloudy with isolated showers. Chance of precipitation 20%. Low: 44
Sunday: A mix of sun and clouds. High: 71
Sunday night: Partly cloudy. Low: 47
Monday: Mostly sunny. High: Upper 70s Low: Upper 60s
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Solutia stockholders would receive $22.00 in cash and 0.12 shares of Eastman for each share held.
The per-share value of $27.65 is a 42 percent premium to Solutia's Thursday close of $19.51 on the New York Stock Exchange.
Including debt, the deal is valued at about $4.7 billion, Eastman said.
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Just a Southern Belle
Sela Ward is ordering a Coke, the full-of-sugar kind, not the diet version, right here in the Bel-Air Hotel garden restaurant where at every other table sits a sewing-needle-thin young woman wearing pointy shoes and too much lip gloss.
"It's a Southern thing," Ward drawls. "As a little girl, I'd have a Coke with my breakfast." She throws back her head and gives a honeyed laugh that goes along with her soft-as-taffy Mississippi accent. "That's right. Every morning until I was a teenager, I had to have my Coke and eggs," she says. Later, Ward will reveal no fear of carbohydrate-laden tortillas; she will ask for cheese to be sprinkled on her soup; and when the waiter tries to clear away the bread, she will call him back with, "Hey, where are you going with that?" At 49, Sela Ward is a woman who knows what she wants and isn't afraid to ask for it, although she says this wasn't always the case.
The native of Meridian, Mississippi, and former University of Alabama cheerleader, sums up her life this way: "I was a late bloomer." She always wanted to have her own career. "But my mother kept saying, 'Why don't you find someone to take care of you? Why do you want to work so hard?'" Ward shrugs and gives a tolerant smile. "The role model for having a career was my father, who owned his own business and didn't believe in working for someone else. He had a sign in his office that said: 'Be reasonable. Do it my way.'"
Late Bloomer
So she did. She didn't start acting until she was 27 and had done a stint in advertising and a longer, better-paid one in modeling. By entering the Hollywood arena late, Ward wasn't as dewy-eyed as a younger actress might have been. "Thank God, I had some modicum of self-preservation," she says. "When a producer said, 'I want you to come read for this part at my house,' I said, 'No! I'm not going to your house.' That cost me a career-changing role, but I had a sense of dignity."
Ward's maturity helped her on-screen too. She was able to project an empathetic nature, which, in addition to her stellar good looks, made her appealing to watch, particularly up close and personal — on television. She won Best Actress Emmy awards for her portrayals of the alcoholic Teddy Reed on the NBC drama Sisters and of Lily Manning, the sexy, vulnerable, newly divorced 40-something mother on ABC's Once and Again.
Ward was living a late bloomer's private life too. She married Howard Sherman, a venture capitalist, at age 35, had her first child, Austin, at 38, and her second, Anabella, when she was 42. By the time her son was in school, she was shooting the last years of Once and Again, starring in two films, writing a memoir (Homesick), going on a nationwide tour for the book, and traveling between L.A. and her hometown in Mississippi as a founder of Hope Village, a residential facility for abused children waiting for foster homes. (Hope Village also took in displaced foster children after Hurricane Katrina last September.)
Sela's New House
Last spring, Ward took a break to think about what kinds of things she wanted to do next. With one child in fifth grade and the other in first, she was not eager to commit herself to the unforgiving schedule of another weekly hour-long series. But what? More movies? More work with foster children? Then she got an intriguing call. Did she want to appear in the season's final two episodes of Fox's hit medical show House? She would play attorney Stacy Warner, now married but the former girlfriend (and love-of-his-life) of the Vicodin-popping, patient-hating, arrogant, self-loathing genius Dr. House, played by Hugh Laurie. "I looked at three episodes and thought, 'This is a smart, fresh, and irreverent show.' It was so out of the box, I thought it would be fun." Ward took the job, and her role was extended into this fall season for seven more episodes.


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Recently bought this book cause of the good things folks here have said about it. Was reading along and enjoying the book until I came to page 20 and read:
"Suppose you are minding your own business and an assailant walks up to you, grabs you by the throat, and punches you in the face. You can't shoot him yet; he has not offered sufficient show of deadly force."
He's kiddin right?:confused:


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|The Folsoms of Exeter
|Written by Barbara Rimkunas
When John Wheelwright arrived in Exeter in 1638 to establish a settlement, it was with the understanding that this would be a religious community. They soon discovered, however, that piety cannot feed one's family. If Exeter was going to survive it would need a solid economic base. Attracted to the village's generous land grants, other Englishmen, who were not as religiously motivated, moved in. When, in 1643, Wheelwright and his followers left town to move to Wells, Maine, the remaining population struggled to survive.
What the town needed was a few good entrepreneurs to turn things around. It wasn't as if Exeter didn't have resources - it was densely forested and the waterfalls had the potential to provide all the power needed to mill them into lumber - it was just that no one within the town had the capital and chutzpah to get things started. Thomas Winslow had a small grist mill on the lower falls, but it was mostly used by the townspeople for their own milling and was not going to create an export economy.
At just about the time that Exeter was being settled, two families left England for America. The Gilman and Folsom families were united in their desire to shake off the Church of England and find available land. They were also united through marriage - where you found a Gilman, you also most likely found a Folsom. Twelve families from Hingham set sail in 1638 for a new settlement, also called Hingham, in Massachusetts Bay Colony.
In Hingham, they got their bearings and, living on the outskirts of town, learned a bit about this new land and its potential. All around them were trees. Back in England, lumber was scarce. If they could find some way to exploit this seemingly endless raw material, they would prosper far beyond their wildest dreams in the old country.
But Hingham didn't have an available water source to run a mill. Edward, one of the Gilman boys, had discovered that a small town in New Hampshire had acres of trees and a river system that could be harnessed for lumbering. And this town - Exeter - was in desperate need of worthy citizens. The town's population had dropped since Wheelwright left and the small farming community was failing fast. Gilman proposed a saw mill on the river, a proposal that was quickly accepted. With new generous grants of land in Exeter, the Gilman clan began moving into town.
The Folsoms quickly followed with their large brood - six sons and a daughter. John Folsom became an active participant in Exeter life. He measured and counted the lumber streaming out of the Gilman mills. He was appointed to mark the trees that were destined for the British Navy. He surveyed boundaries and was active in the church. His children and grandchildren built up the business community in Exeter and through their numbers and longevity built up the population of the town as well.
From this original family, the Folsoms have spread across the country. The Folsom Family Association, founded in 1909, provides genealogical and historical information about the family. The family claims at least one state Governor and, of course, Frances Folsom Cleveland, whose 1886 marriage to President Grover Cleveland raised eyebrows due to her youth and his age.
The Folsoms are returning to Exeter this year for their annual family reunion. As they walk our streets we sincerely hope they feel welcome. After all, Exeter may not have grown into the town it is without the determination of their ancestors.


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Tera Dice is one of those hot wives that just won't take no for an answer, and when you got one of these hot wives you don't want to upset them; just look how hot she is. But could you let them get away with what Tera Dice is getting away with here, bringing home a huge black stud with a massive weapon to fuck her, right in front of your very eyes? I bet you could couldn't you, and get off on it too! Hell yeah.
This pathetic worm of a husband is like many hot wives husbands I've seen on these cuckold websites, he's just a small dick in over his head. There's no way this pathetic piece of shit could compete with a black stud of this guy's proportion, so there is little wonder that hot wives all over the county are fucking black dudes like this; and some of them are fucking them in front of their pathetic, ineffectual husbands. Look at the way Tera Dice is worshiping this guy's cock, it's almost as though she's paying to the god of big, black cocks!
Tera Dice isn't satisfied to just make her husband watch the action as it unfolds though, oh no, she's one of those hot wives who loves to get her husband so worked up and jealous that he is close to puking for Christ sake. And then she will actually get him to lick her feet or ass, or something equally as humiliating, while the other guy looks on and smiles with his cock buried inside the bitch. In the picture above you can see Tera Dice in action as one of these bitch hot wives, telling her husband to lick her ass while she sucks the giant piece of black meat in front of her face.
And then if it isn't bad enough for the guys licking their hot wives asses, then they usually have to sit and watch as their hot wives get fucking drilled hard in the pussy from behind, just like this picture. Look at the expression on that pathetic worm's face, it's a mixture of disgust, surprise and excitement all at once; personally I don't think you could act that shit, maybe this really is Tera Dice's actual husband in this movie, who knows? And then, just when you thought it was enough to make him watch while Tera Dice was getting fucked on the sofa, they even kick him off the god damn sofa! Can you believe it?
So here he is, the pathetic asshole, who doesn't deserve to have any of the hot wives that do this shit, looking up In admiration of his brutally unfaithful wife Tera Dice. Her black guy lover is really working some over time on her tits and pussy, and I think it might just go in for a little ass fucking if all is well. What couldn't go right for this dude anyway, he gets to fuck hot wives while their husbands watch. No repercussions from jealous husbands and no responsibilities; perfect. Hell the pathetic little husband probably makes him a cup of tea when he's finished banging his wife!
Time for Tera Dice to climb on board the love train! And here she is pictured with her black lover, with the huge cock. I think hot wives like Tera Dice must pick the black guys with big dicks just to piss off their husbands, because who actually needs that much cock for heaven sake; there's only so far it can go isn't there? I think that cock could impale the poor girl if she sits down on it any more. Why do these hot wives choose such massive cocks to cheat on their husbands with? It's crazy!
So now what, you're kidding right? If it isn't enough for this pathetic worm to watch his wife, Tera Dice get fucked by this animal of a cock, now he has to push her ass cheeks up and down for her? Can't she even be bothered to bounce on her own? Actually, in all honesty I wouldn't mind being the guy who gets to put his hands on Tera Dice in any position, in any way; and I would certainly welcome the opportunity to push her ass cheeks, even if I wasn't allowed to wank myself off. I could commit the experience to memory and play with myself when I got home couldn't I?
Now she doesn't need the extra help from her husband, she can throw him off the sofa and away again while she spreads her lovely long legs for her big dick lover to get a great shot at her tight, wet little pussy again. And boy, oh boy does he give her a good pounding! I wonder how many hot wives this big, black dude actually gets to fuck each week? He probably advertises as a cuckold maker or something in the local newspaper! There's one thing for sure, there isn't a god damn thing this pathetic husband can do about the situation except sit down and shut up; just like the husbands of thousands of hot wives across the country.
But wait a minute! Tera Dice has actually found one more use for her pathetic excuse of a husband, and it's something you'll find lots of cuckold making hot wives will do. She's got him licking and sucking her feet. Well, why not get a nice bit of pampering if you having a nice bit of pussy pounding too? There's no harm in getting extra I suppose, especially when your husband is suck a pathetic cuckold!


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A small storm blew through the Sierra last Thursday and dusted the high country with an inch of snow.
That's not much, and normally wouldn't warrant any ink at all. This year is plainly different. Any snow is good snow, even if it is just an inch.
The weather pattern seems to be shifting a bit, with some chance of snow and rain later next week. The resorts continue to make snow, and the addition of anything from the sky is just plain good.
Cross country skiers and snowshoe fans have had little to do so far this winter. While the downhill ski resorts have the ability to make snow, there's no such thing in the back country.
Telemark enthusiasts can always head to the resorts to get some good practice in, but it won't be on the steeps or through the woods. Right now, the woods look more like late fall than mid-winter, and the steeps just don't have any coverage.
This isn't to say that there isn't any skiing. There is, and the resorts have done an amazing job of keeping a large portion of their trails open. The rub is if your idea of a good day skiing involves launching off a precipice and hurtling down a very steep incline, perhaps in powder.
You won't be doing this, or skiing through the trees just yet. Keep doing the snow dance and one of these days soon, we'll all be enjoying more snow.
Until then, ski when you can. Any day on the slopes is better than no day on the slopes.


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Two Marion County Schools principals were told Wednesday they would not be returning to their schools this fall.
In an interview with WRCB-TV, Marion County Schools Superintendent Dr. Mark Griffith said, "The moves are what I feel we needed to do to move the school district forward."
Griffith said Whitwell High principal Josh Holtcamp would be re-assigned to a different position after serving four years at Whitwell. Also on the move will be Jasper Elementary principal Tim Bible, who has been at that school for twelve years.
Griffith told WRCB that he had not yet decided on new positions for Holtcamp and Bible, and had not yet chosen their replacements.
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Aliases for CSRP2BP Gene
Aliases for CSRP2BP Gene
External Ids for CSRP2BP Gene
- Entrez Gene: 57325
- Ensembl: ENSG00000149474
- UniProtKB: Q9H8E8
Previous GeneCards Identifiers for CSRP2BP Gene
Summaries for CSRP2BP Gene
CSRP2 is a protein containing two LIM domains, which are double zinc finger motifs found in proteins of diverse function. CSRP2 and some related proteins are thought to act as protein adapters, bridging two or more proteins to form a larger protein complex. The protein encoded by this gene binds to one of the LIM domains of CSRP2 and contains an acetyltransferase domain. Although the encoded protein has been detected in the cytoplasm, it is predominantly a nuclear protein. Alternatively spliced transcript variants have been described. [provided by RefSeq, Jun 2011]
GeneCards Summary for CSRP2BP Gene
CSRP2BP (CSRP2 Binding Protein) is a Protein Coding gene. Among its related pathways are Chromatin organization. GO annotations related to this gene include histone acetyltransferase activity and LIM domain binding.
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot for CSRP2BP Gene
Component of the ATAC complex, a complex with histone acetyltransferase activity on histones H3 and H4. May function as a scaffold for the ATAC complex to promote ATAC complex stability. Has also weak histone acetyltransferase activity toward histone H4. Required for the normal progression through G1 and G2/M phases of the cell cycle.


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Would you have called the police? UPDATE
OP I could never turn a blind eye either. The children of today, are the adults of tomorrow.
- Jodie
Cortically blind baby, it's a learning experience for all three of us. Anything for him!
You're definitely right that they probably do a lot of things I can't stand lol I feel like smoking around kids is child abuse and tons of people do it all the time. I get what you're saying, and I know that not everyone would call. I would just feel really shitty had I not called and turned the news on tonight to a story about this baby dying in a crash.
Yeah, there is always another option. I saw a family a few days ago who were in a 3 seater truck. They also had a baby and made room for a carseat. They strapped the carseat in the seatbelt and the extra adult rode in the bed. Was it ideal? No. Was the baby safe in the car seat? Yes.
Rayynn - I was thinking about this earlier too. I recall in the 80s as a kid riding in funny places - never in my parents' car but in other peoples' cars, usually stationwagons (soooo fun to ride int he back!)
However in the case of seatbelts the evidence is statistical, relatively easy to collect, and very, very clear. Seatbelts and carseats save lives. Of course 100% of us did not die because we did not wear them. The point is that many thousands DID die or get hurt who otherwise would not have. Car accidents were (and IT hink still are) are leading cause of death in childhood in this country.
Human beings have a hard time wrapping their minds around tihngs they commonly do being more deadly than dramatic, scary-sounding deaths, like plane crashes. Many people are afraid to fly, but hte truth is, it is way, way safer to take your child on a plane than to take them in a car.
I have to admit I still struggle with the idea of a 10-12 year old in a carseat (and wonder if a simple seatbelt adapter might make SO much mroe sense). But the idea of an infant in a carseat is kind of a no-brainer to me. I understand taht people have some difficult, unexpected circumstances as PPs pointed out. I also happent o have been thinking of the kid-friendliness of car purchases for years before my kids were born, knowing we would likely not buy a new car specially once they were born so I had better make sure we had a safe 4-door vehicle (with lots of room in the hatchback :) ) - not necessarily new or pretty, but family appropriate.
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I was a child of the 80's and carseats were not enforced. You know what happened? I broke my nose on the dash because a seatbelt couldn't hold my little body safely in my dad's truck. He was driving maybe 20 mph and had to break for someone running a stop sign. To argue that you survived without a car seat as a child isn't really a solid argument.
I have a friend who studied to be a medical examiner and I once flipped through her text book. In the section on car accidents, there were photos of children, or what was left. These kids were decapitated, gutted, disemboweled, cut to pieces and smashed. Why? They were unrestrained. Free to fly through windshields and into dashboards. Anyone who doesn't think an unrestrained child in a moving vehicle is an issue needs to google the aftermath. I have and will call 911 on anyone I see lacking judgement when it comes to child safety. And a tornado is a hypothetical situation that really doesn't count in the grand scheme of everyday life.
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We thought it might be helpful to share our responses to some common questions we've been asked about the pie contest in past years:
Are Nuts Allowed?
Yes, all nuts are allowed.
How about bacon? Or cheese?
As long as apple is the main player, yes, you can add other flavorings. No meat pies here, folks! That being said, the simpler pies tend to be the winners.
Is this an apple pie eating contest?
No, it's an apple pie baking contest that anyone can enter. However, if you want to eat apple pie, we need you too! After the judging, all of the homemade pies are available for sale, either in slices or whole. We just won't keep track of how much you eat or how fast, which is a good thing.
Where do we go to turn in our pie?
Come in to the field house at Holstein Park (2200 N. Oakley) between 9:00-11:00 a.m. and head up to the 2nd floor auditorium. We will point you in the right direction from there!
Should the pie be brought at room temperature or warm?
This is entirely up to you. But please know that, in the past, some of our winners brought their pies in hot, and others made their pies the day before. So we don't think that the temperature of the pie upon arrival matters much in determining who the winners are!
What's the earliest we can turn in our pie?
Pie check-in opens at 9:00 am. All pies MUST be received by 11:00 am. Please remember DO NOT BE LATE we won't accept your pie for judging after check in has been closed! Really.
Will you REALLY turn my pie away if I'm late?
Yes! We hate to do it, but rules are rules! And it is only fair that all contestants have the same time restrictions. So, allow yourself plenty of time for baking & parking.
Can I bake my pies in non-disposable pans if I'm all OK with not getting the pans back?
Yes, if you don't mind losing your pan, you are welcome to bake the pie in a different kind of pan. But, based on past years winners, some in disposable pans, some not, we do not believe it impacts the outcome of the contest. We also have plenty of available tins from years past to give you, so email us if you want some!
Why do we need to pay an entry fee?
This is a fundraiser for the park. But before we start raising money for the park, we have to pay for the expenses of the event. Your entry fees help make this event possible! So, thanks so much for helping us out!
Why do we need to bake 2 pies?
Because there are multiple rounds of judging, we need 2 pies from each contestant so that the appearance of the whole pie can be judged in each round. When you arrive at pie check-in, we will ask you which pie you would like to be your "appearance" pie. That one will remain uncut as long as you are still a contender to win!
Is this event kid friendly?
Yes! The Apple Pie Contest is for all ages! There are lots of kid activities such as a crafts tent, carnival games, and … inflatable pony racing (this one's pretty fun for adults too)!
Is this event pet friendly?
Only service animals are permitted. For the safety of all participants house pets are not allowed.
What if I need to cancel and not participate in the contest?
If your plans have changed and for some reason you won't be able to attend, let us know so that we can allow others to register! Unfortunately, we will not be able to return your entry fee, but at least it goes to Holstein Park – a great cause!
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Stage 2 of the USA Pro Challenge explores a route that has not been raced in the event's previous 3 years. Each year, race organizers look for a stand out major climb and mountain challenge. Previous years included Bachelor Gulch and the dirt road up Cottonwood Pass. This year is a double pass climb that includes McClure Pass at 8,763 feet and the dirt roads up Kehbler Pass at 9,980 feet.
The stage begins with a fast downhill down Highway 82 from Aspen to Carbondale, losing over 1,700 feet over 29 miles. After crossing the sprint line in Carbondale a gradual climb begins on Highway 133, covering 24 miles to the crest of McClure Pass and the first King of the Mountain. The course has a steep 13 mile downhill before entering the dirt road (county road 12) climb to Kebler Pass. After the second King of the Mountain on Kebler, the racers will experience a 1,072 foot decent to Crested Butte follow by a short finish line climb at the ski area.
Start Time: 10:10am
Approx End time: 3:45pm
Start/Finish Line – Main St, Aspen
One sprints; Two King of the mountain
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Aspen Town: - Corners at Mill/Bleeker/Main ;
Carbondale – Sprint line
McClure pass – last mile approach to the King of the Mountain finish line
Kebler Pass - last mile approach to the King of the Mountain finish line
*Road Closures –Aspen, Carbondale on Highway 82 will have travel restrictions. Travel on Highway 133 toward Redstone will have travel restrications. Further details can be seen posted on the Colorado Department of Transportation, Pro Challenge web page.


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TC TO SAMUEL LAURENCE ; 17 May 1843; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18430517-TC-SL-01; CL 16: 170
5. Cheyne Row, Chelsea / 17 May, 1843—
Dear Lawrence,
I know not if I have a right to say that anybody in America specially "wants my Picture." Gambardella meant to give his work to Emerson, I believe, had he succeeded: "R. Waldo Emerson, Concord, near Boston."1 But Emerson is not a rich man; not a picture-buying man, I should think. On the other hand, there was once an American,2 whose name I have forgotten, that did send, by a Scotch friend whose name also has now escaped me, some request that I should sit for a Likeness: but the whole matter, as you see, has gone into the vague; and I can recall nothing more than the impression that my American was a Bostonean. On the whole, your friend's best way will be to inquire of the Boston Booksellers (Little & Brown is the title of one House, Munroe and Co of another), who will probably be able to set him on the track of discovering who is the suitable man, if suitable man there be. I cannot in the least estimate the probabilities: but perhaps the adventure of inquiring into them by this opportunity will not be very heavy. Your Portrait of me, sublimely ugly as it may be, is the only decent attempt at a likeness I have yet fallen in with; and indeed seems to me to contain in it, very visibly, the elements of an excellent Picture.3 Sterling, I think I have told you, prizes the chalk Sketch at an enormous rate.4
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Law Building
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Music from two of Diaghilev's legendary Ballets Russes productions:
• The circus-themed 1917 ballet Parade, with a libretto by Jean Cocteau, music of Erik Satie, and sets and costumes by Pablo Picasso
• Stravinsky's seminal 1913 masterwork, The Rite of Spring (Le Sacre du printemps)
A reception to meet the performers follows the concert.
Concert tickets are $15 for MFAH Members, $18 for nonmembers. For an enhanced experience, guests may enjoy a private viewing of the exhibition Picasso Black and White immediately prior to the concert, from 5 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. Tickets for both: $25 MFAH Members, $31.50 nonmembers.
Reserve your seats in advance! Click the "Get Tickets" link above and use your own printer; call 713.639.7771; or visit any MFAH admissions desk.
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Pianist Sarah Rothenberg has been artistic director of Da Camera since 1994, and expanded her role in 2011 to become Da Camera's artistic and general director. A pianist of "heart, intellect and fabulous technical resources" (Fanfare) and "power and introspection" (The New York Times), Rothenberg is active as performer, writer, educator and as creator of unique multidisciplinary performances linking music to literature and visual art. The Wall Street Journal recently described her as "a prolific and creative thinker."
Marilyn Nonken is one of the most celebrated champions of the modern repertoire of her generation, known for performances that explore transcendent virtuosity and extremes of musical expression. She has appeared at venues including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Miller Theatre, the Guggenheim Museum, (Le) Poisson Rouge, IRCAM, Theâtre Bouffe du Nord, the ABC, Instituto-Norteamericano, the Music Gallery and the Phillips Collection.


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College Hockey:Rankings roundup: How ranked teams fared, Nov. 25-Dec. 1
Here's how the 20 teams in the Nov. 25, 2013, USCHO.com Division I Men's Poll fared in games from Nov. 25 to Dec. 1:
No. 1 Minnesota beat No. 12 Wisconsin 4-1 on Friday, beat No. 12 Wisconsin 4-3 on Saturday. Record: 11-2-1. Next: at Michigan State, Dec. 6-7.
No. 2 St. Cloud State did not play. Record: 9-1-2. Next: at Minnesota-Duluth, Dec. 6-7.
No. 3 Michigan beat Ohio State 4-3 in overtime on Friday. Record: 9-2-1. Next: at Ohio State, Dec. 2; vs. U.S. Under-18 Team, Dec. 5 (exhibition).
No. 4 Providence tied 3-3 at No. 5 Quinnipiac on Wednesday, beat Brown 3-2 on Saturday. Record: 11-2-2. Next: at Northeastern, Dec. 6.
No. 5 Quinnipiac tied No. 4 Providence 3-3 on Wednesday, beat Massachusetts 6-1 on Saturday. Record: 13-2-2. Next: at Rensselaer, Dec. 6; at Union, Dec. 7.
No. 6 Ferris State won 4-1 at Northern Michigan on Friday, tied 1-1 at Northern Michigan on Saturday. Record: 11-2-2. Next: at Lake Superior State, Dec. 6-7.
No. 7 Boston College lost to Holy Cross 5-4 on Friday. Record: 8-4-2. Next: vs. New Hampshire, Dec. 6; at New Hampshire, Dec. 7.
No. 8 Massachusetts-Lowell did not play. Record: 10-4. Next: vs. American International, Dec. 3; at Maine, Dec. 8.
No. 9 Yale beat Merrimack 3-2 in overtime on Saturday. Record: 6-2-2. Next: vs. Dartmouth, Dec. 6; vs. Harvard, Dec. 7.
No. 10 Clarkson beat Queens 6-2 on Sunday (exhibition). Record: 10-3-1. Next: vs. St. Lawrence, Dec. 6; at St. Lawrence, Dec. 7.
No. 11 Notre Dame beat Alabama-Huntsville 5-2 on Friday, lost to Northeastern 3-2 on Saturday. Record: 9-6-1. Next: vs. Massachusetts, Nov. 6-7.
No. 12 Wisconsin lost at No. 1 Minnesota 4-1 on Friday, lost at No. 1 Minnesota 4-3 on Saturday. Record: 4-5-1. Next: vs. Penn State, Dec. 6-7.
No. 13 Miami tied at Bemidji State 4-4 on Friday, won at Bemidji State 6-3 on Saturday. Record: 8-6-2. Next: vs. Denver, Dec. 6-7.
No. 14 Cornell beat Niagara 4-2 on Tuesday, lost to Boston University 3-2 on Saturday in New York. Record: 7-4-1. Next: vs. Colgate, Dec. 7.
No. 15 Union won at Penn State 4-3 on Saturday, won at Penn State 5-4 on Sunday. Record: 8-3-2. Next: vs. Princeton, Dec. 6; vs. Quinnipiac, Dec. 7.
No. 16 Lake Superior State beat Bowling Green 4-3 on Friday, beat Bowling Green 4-3 on Saturday. Record: 9-4-1. Next: vs. Ferris State, Dec. 6-7.
No. 17 Nebraska-Omaha did not play. Record: 8-6. Next: at Colorado College, Dec. 6-7.
No. 18 Minnesota-Duluth did not play. Record: 6-5-1. Next: vs. St. Cloud State, Dec. 6-7.
No. 18 Rensselaer did not play. Record: 7-5-2. Next: vs. Quinnipiac, Dec. 6; vs. Princeton, Dec. 7.
No. 20 New Hampshire lost to Harvard 6-3 on Tuesday, won at Colorado College 6-2 on Friday, won at Colorado College 3-0 on Saturday. Record: 9-7-1. Next: at Boston College, Dec. 6; vs. Boston College, Dec. 7.
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