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2011 Top Moments: Season Opening Shutout Victory Over Rice
Texas Tech celebrated its fourth-straight home-opening win with a 1-0 defeat of Rice.
2011 Top Moments: Season Opening Shutout Victory Over Rice
Dec. 13, 2011
The Texas Tech women's soccer team has improved on its previous year in each of the last five seasons. In 2011, several milestones were achieved and more records were broken as women's soccer continues its climb to the top of the Big 12 Conference.
"Despite the disappointment of not being selected to the NCAA Tournament at the end of the season, we will look back at 2011 as another stop forward," head coach Tom Stone said. "A true style of play emerged for us this year, we had real depth for the first time and we had some significant wins at home and on the road. All these experiences set the table nicely for our 2012 campaign."
TexasTech.com will take a look at the Top Five Soccer Moments from 2011 over the next five days and let the fans decide on their favorite on the final day by going to the official Facebook page of the Texas Tech Athletic Department.
Texas Tech head coach Tom Stone and his squads have made it a habit of winning the opening game over the last three seasons and 2011 was no different.
Although it would come down to the 64th minute of the game, the season-opener against Rice foreshadowed two things for the year - a little bit of a taste for the dramatic at Tech and a following from fans like the school had never seen before.
So when Tiffini Smith knocked in the game-winner off a rebound from Jessica Fuston, more than 1,200 fans erupted it what sounded more like 12,000 in attendance at John Walker Soccer Complex.
"It was a great start for our team," Stone said. "We had a packed house and a quality opponent that we knew would stretch us. Our freshmen played very well and the atmosphere was electric."
Freshmen would play a key role for Tech throughout the 2011 season but none made a bigger impact immediately than goalkeeper Victoria Esson. The Australian native recorded her first win and shutout of the season that day - two things that would happen more often in 2011 than ever before.
"Tiff's goal was excellent to win it but the story of Victoria Esson wrote its first chapter that night--and it was a beauty," Stone said. "Vic made two huge saves to seal the deal for us that night."
It would not be the last win or shutout of the season and certainly not the most-packed house at John Walker as Tech's march toward its best Big 12 Conference finish began on a positive note for 2011.


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I haven't read the Necron codex, but I think that perhaps that one and GK WERE designed with 6e in mind.
Thinking on that, here's things I think we might see:
1) Different types of Power Weapons giving different bonuses (Spears +1I, Axes +1S, Sword 6+ Inv save, Hammers as now, etc).
2) Rending on 4+
3) DECENT Rapid Fire Weapons
4) Weakened Cover and Transports
5) Force Weapons no longer cause Instant Death
PS. Has anyone ever thought that using the Fantasy rules for determining cover would be pretty damn good for 40k?
PPS. Anyone want to see Kill-Team and Combat Patrol rules in the book? Sort of a "get started in the game" set of rules?

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Small Fire at Sterling College's Gleason Center
Sterling College's Gleason Center was evacuated on Thursday, February 6 in between the men's and women's basketball games between the Sterling Warriors and the Tabor College Blue Jays due to smoke.
During the evacuation when officials were going to determine the cause of the smoke, flames started rising against the west wall.
The Sterling Fire Department responded to emergency calls and extinguished the blaze.
"The evacuation went very well. I am proud of our students and the Sterling community for immediately leaving the area when instructed. I would also like to thank the Tabor community and Tabor President, Dr. Jules Glanzer, for assisting in our efforts," President Scott Rich said.
The Fire Department has yet to determine an official cause of the fire.
The gym was filled with approximately 800 people. The men's basketball game will be rescheduled for a later date. That announcement will be made at www.scwarriors.com.
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Entitled New Works, New Horizons, the exhibition is significant in terms of reflecting in detail the development of modern and contemporary art in Turkey. Shown in the exhibition on both of the museum's two levels are 200 works by 134 artists, including recent painters such as Kutluğ Ataman, Ayşe Erkmen, Gülsün Karamustafa, Nil Yalter, Hale Tenger, Erdağ Aksel, Sarkis, Nezaket Ekici, Canan şenol, Taner Ceylan, Halil Altındere, Serkan Özkaya and Leyla Gediz. Curated by Istanbul Modern's Chief Curator, Levent Çalıkoğlu, the exhibition also includes an installation entitled Ex It, donated to the museum by Yoko Ono, who is to receive the Golden Lion Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's Venice Biennale. Through 30 August.


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By now, everyone has seen the viral photos of a snake eating a crocodile in a five-hour battle. Unfortunately, it hasn't been a great week for alligators. The Huffington Post posted pictures today of a hungry otter munching on an unsuspecting alligator. Photographer Geoff Walsh took the picture in 2011 at Florida's Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge. The alligator eating otter photograph appeared on the refuge's Facebook page.
Typically, the otter survives on a fish and crustacean diet, but a little extra protein never hurts anyone; even if it means an occasional piece of alligator flesh or some unfortunate amphibian. Florida established The Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge in 1964. The website describes the animal sanctuary as:
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Even though Selena Gomez is Justin Bieber's ex, that still doesn't stop her from having tension with Kylie Jenner. Kylie Jenner may be trying to become Justin Bieber's new girlfriend. Selena has since ended her friendship with Jenner.
Hollywood life reports that Kylie Jenner has been sending scantily clad photos to Justin. The photos were caught by none other than Selena Gomez. Sending photos is not the only thing Kylie did to apparently draw attention to herself from Justin. Recently, Justin was showing off in a photo he shared on social media and Kylie wasted no time in liking the photo. Is this just an innocent crush or is she flirting with Justin?
According to US Magazine, it appeared that Kylie was getting a little too close for comfort to Justin at the recent Coachella Festival. Since then, Selena has reportedly put her battle with Kylie to a halt and stated that she has no problems with Kylie or her sister.
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Is Rob Kardashian joining "The Biggest Loser"? The reality star and sock entrepreneur is apparently under a lot of pressure from his family, specifically from his mother, Kris Jenner, when it comes to him losing weight. According to Mail Online, Jenner is "pushing" Rob to join the popular reality show in hopes of getting him on a weight loss program that will actually work. Kris is reportedly working with E! executives to get Rob signed on to the fall season of the show.
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If Rob Kardashian joined "The Biggest Loser," he would undoubtedly have great success. Rob is hardworking and driven when he gets into the right mindset. For whatever reasons, Rob is having a hard time focusing right now and the weight is not coming off as quickly as he would like. If he went on a show where he was forced to only focus on working out and eating healthy, he would definitely lose weight.
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"Tini Whetu ki te Rangi ko nga Uri O Rangitāne ki te Whenua"
"As numerous as the stars in the sky so are the people of great Rangitāne upon the land"
Rangitāne are descendants of Whātonga, captain of the Kurahaupō canoe that arrived at Māhia Peninsula on the East Coast of the North Island. The tribe take their name from Whātonga's grandson, Rangitāne (also known as Tānenui-a-rangi).
Rangitāne occupy Manawatu, Tāmakinui-a-Rua (present-day Dannevirke), Wairarapa, Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington), and Wairau in the South Island.
Rangitāne settled around the Manawatu River with settlements all along the River from Te Apiti, in the north, to the junction of the Pohangina and Manawatu Rivers and the confluence of the Oroua and Manawatu Rivers. Settlements also existed around the mouth of the Manawatu River where it became one with the sea.
Rangitaane occupation of the Manawatu and Horowhenua Districts continues today with a strong connection to its many cultural sites and landscapes. Rangitaane O Manawatu hapu are Ngati Hineaute, Ngati Kapuarangi, Ngati Rangitepaia, Ngati Mairehau, Ngati Rangiaranaki and Ngati Tauira.
Rangitāne had strong leaders who fought tirelessly for the ongoing survival of Rangitāne O Manawatu and helped the tribe adjust to change in the 19th century.
Rangitaane O Manawatu is today represented by Tanenuiarangi Manawatu Inc. (TMI), the mandated iwi authority and operates under the guidance of operate Te Mauri O Rangitaane O Manawatu (TMOROM) to protect and develop the mana of Rangitaane O Manawatu.
A Memorandum of Partnership with Te Mauri O Rangitaane O Manawatu was approved by Horowhenua District Council on 3 September 2008, the first of its kind to be signed with iwi and is reviewed annually. It also provided for an annual payment from Council to company Tanenuiarangi Manawatu Incorporated (TMI), the iwi authority for Rangitāne of Manawatū providing environmental consultation, health services and educational scholarships, and progressing treaty claims.
The partnership document enables both parties to work on environmental projects where there is mutual benefit for their respective communities of interest, consult with each other on issues of significance and develop opportunities that allow TMI to share in the relevant decision making processes with Council.
TMI president Maurice Takarangi said at the time that the group was looking forward to an ongoing relationship with Council.
The importance of the occasion was demonstrated by Mayor Brendan Duffy who stood up at the Council meeting to approve the motion, and it was deemed a "significant milestone for Council in terms of fostering iwi relationships" by the Chief Executive, who further said it sent a clear message regarding Council's serious intent by which it would engage in future iwi liaison and consultation.
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Feb. 22, 2012
Date Time Opponent Location
Thursday Feb. 23 1:00 p.m. PT Fresno State Field of Dreams (Wrigley Field)
Thursday, Feb. 23 3:30 p.m. PT Georgia Field of Dreams (Wrigley Field)
Friday, Feb. 24 8:00 p.m. PT Oklahoma State Field of Dreams (Wrigley Field)
Saturday, Feb. 25 5:30 p.m. PT Fordham Field of Dreams (Wrigley Field)
Saturday, Feb. 25 8:00 p.m. PT Syracuse Field of Dreams (Wrigley Field)
Sunday, Feb. 26 3:00 p.m. PT Long Beach State Field of Dreams (Yankee Stadium)
Live audio will be available at ustream.com/channel/ua-
Live Stats:
Live stats will be provided via GameTracker at arizonawildcats.com.
Cathedral City Classic All-Time Record:
22-3 (.880)
First Competed: Last Year:
2004 4-1
- Arizona will face a higher-ranked team for the " rst time all season when it takes on #13 Georgia.
- Brigette Del Ponte has stolen four bases in 11 games this season. In her " rst two years, BDP recorded just
six steals.
- Five Wildcats have recorded double digit RBI: Shelby Pendley (18), Jessica Spigner (14), Lini Koria (10),
Brigette Del Ponte (10) and Kristen Arriola (10).
- Arizona hit two grand slams in the Kajikawa Classic. Kristen Arriola hit one against UAB and Brigette Del
Ponte slammed one in Arizona's second matchup with Southern Utah.
- The last time the Wildcats played ALL SIX of their opponents this weekend, the game ended in " ve in-
nings. Arizona was 5-1 in those contests, with its only loss coming to then-No. 1 Georgia at the Cathedral
City Classic last year.
- The Wildcats have outscored opponents 86-27 on the season.
- Two UA players are recording at least one base per at-bat with Jessica Spigner slugging 1.000 and Lini
Koria slugging 1.179.
- In 2011, Shelby Babcock averaged 4.80 strikeouts/seven innings. In 36.1 innings this season, Babcock is
striking out 7.90 per seven innings.
- The Wildcats' pitching sta% leads the conference with 74 strikeouts on the year.
- Arizona's 18 home runs lead the Pac-12.
Fresno State: The Bulldogs (7-2) did not allow a run in their four-game weekend sweep of Santa Clara and Cal State Fullerton. Pitcher Mackenzie Oakes was named WAC Pitcher of the Week for her performance in
the games which included a no-hitter against Cal State Fullerton. The Cats and the Bulldogs are familiar foes; this will be the 49th meeting between the schools. Arizona has only battled one other non-conference
opponent more (New Mexico State - 50).
Series History: Arizona 36-12 // First Meeting: 1982 // Last Meeting: 2/26/2010; Arizona11, Fresno State 0 (5 innings); Cathedral City Classic (Palm Springs, Calif.)
Georgia: The Bulldogs (8-1) are ranked 13th by both the USA Today/NFCA Division I Top 25 Preseason Poll and the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25. UGA has outscored its nine opponents 58-7. The pitching staff has allowed just five earned runs all year and is led by Erin Arevalo, who is 4-0 on the season with a 0.56 ERA. Arizona and Georgia met at the Cathedral City Classic last year, and the Bulldogs blanked the Cats in five, 8-0.
Series History: Arizona 3-1 // First Meeting: 2000 // Last Meeting: 2/26/2011; Georgia 8, Arizona 0 (5 innings); Cathedral City Classic (Palm Springs, Calif.)
Oklahoma State: The Cowgirls (4-4) are ranked 21st in the NFCA Top 25 and are unranked in the USA Softball poll. OSU lost all three games it played over the weekend, losing to Virginia Tech, Auburn and Alabama. Tamara Brown leads the Cowgirls with a .435 average and five RBI.
Series History: Arizona 15-9 // First Meeting: 1989 // Last Meeting: 2/18/1995; Arizona 14, Oklahoma State 3 (5 innings); Kajikawa Classic (Tempe, Ariz.)
Fordham: The Rams (2-2) split four games at the Pirate Clash; they beat Virginia and East Carolina and fell to the Cavaliers and UNC Greensboro. This will be the first ever meeting between the Cats and the Rams.
Series History: N/A // First Meeting: N/A // Last Meeting: N/A
Syracuse: The Orange (3-2) was off last week after going 3-2 at the Kajikawa Classic, where Arizona defeated Syracuse 11-1 in five innings. The Cats and the Orange had never met before this season and will meet twice in two weeks this season. In the first matchup, Brigette Del Ponte, Shelby Pendley and Jessica Spigner all homered and Spigner picked up her first pitching victory as a Wildcat, pitching a three-hit gem.
Series History: Arizona 1-0 // First Meeting: 2012 // Last Meeting: 2/11/2012; Arizona 11, Syracuse 1 (5 innings); Kajikawa Classic (Tempe, Ariz.)
Long Beach State: The 49ers (5-5) went 2-3 at the Lousville Slugger Desert Classic with victories over Indiana and Memphis. Two 49ers swept the Big West weekly awards with Erin Jones-Wesley winning Pitcher of the Week and Hannah De Gaetano winning player of the week. Jones-Wesley has recorded all five of Long Beach State's wins and carries a 1.11 ERA in the circle.
Series History: Arizona 23-9 // First Meeting: 1982 // Last Meeting: 3/5/2006; Arizona 11, Long Beach State 0 (5 innings); Hillenbrand Invitational (Tucson)
HEAD COACH Mike Candrea: Arizona head coach Mike Candrea is in his 27th year at the helm of the Arizona softball program with a career record of 1,280-280-2 (.820). A winner of eight national championships (1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2006, 2007), Arizona has made 22 trips to the Women's College World Series under his guidance, missing just twice in the last 24 years (2004, 2011). In 2010, Candrea became the fastest coach in NCAA Division I softball to earn 1,200 wins, and, providing the squad wins 28 games this season, he will be the fastest to 1,300. Under Candrea, Arizona has a spectacular postseason record of 148-43. An even 50 All-Americans with a staggering 90 total citations have played in the program since Candrea took over.
THE RANKINGS: Arizona improved to 15th the USA Today/NFCA Division I Top 25 Preseason Poll and remained ranked 16th in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25. UA was ranked 16th in both polls the previous week. The Wildcats finished 2011 ranked 11th in both rankings.
The Cats swept their five games at the Hillenbrand Invitational, outscoring their opponents 44-7.
Friday, Feb. 17
Western Kentucky 9, North Dakota 2
Southern Utah 5, Western Kentucky 4
UAB 2, Southern Utah 0
ARIZONA 7, Uab 0
ARIZONA 14, North Dakota 2 (5 innings)
Saturday, Feb. 18
Southern Utah 4, North Dakota 1 (8 innings)
UAB 9, North Dakota 8
Western Kentucky 3, UAB 2
ARIZONA 6, Western Kentucky 4
ARIZONA 9, Southern Utah 1 (5 innings)
Sunday, Feb. 19
Western Kentucky 6, UAB 0
North Dakota 6, Southern Utah 1
ARIZONA 8, Southern Utah 0 (5 innings)
Last Year: The Cats went 4-1 in the 2011 Cathedral City Classic with wins over LSU, Virginia, Loyola Marymount and San Diego State, however UA dropped a five-inning game to then-No. 1 Georgia, 8-0. Arizona will get a chance for revenge as the two square off on Thursday.
All-Time: UA is 22-3 all time at the Cathedral City Classic. The Wildcats have attended the attended the event in 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010 and 2011.
Shelby Pendley: Drove in 12 runs while batting .438 on the weekend. Had a couple of home runs and pair of doubles over the five games. Both home runs and one double came in Arizona's 14-2, five-inning victory over North Dakota (2/17), in which she drove in eight runs.
Lini Koria: Batted .692 and had an on-base percentage of .765 while going 9-for-12 at plate with two doubles and one home run in the Hillenbrand Invitational.
Kristen Arriola: Hit a grand slam and drew five walks at the Hillenbrand Invitational while batting .364 in the five games.
Kenzie Fowler: Looked good in her first extended action of the season, picking up a pair of victories at the Hillenbrand Invitational. K-Fowl struck out 19 batters in 14 innings pitched.
Jessica Spigner: Had a couple of home runs and seven RBI while batting .417 at the Hillenbrand Invitational. In the circle, took a no-hitter into the ! fth against Southern Utah in her shutout victory of the Thunderbirds.
DOUBLE VISION: The Cats have two doubles per game, an early season indication that there are enough players with gap power to challenge the school mark of 111 two-baggers. (1995). Seven players have hit a double, but clearly freshman Hallie Wilson with eight is leading the way. That's helped push her slugging percentage to .615 without a home run, and she has home run power, too, it just hasn't worked out yet. Brigette Del Ponte set the UA single-season mark with 23 doubles last year and Pendley has the stick to challenge that one. Lini Kori and Shelby Pendley have four apiece.
TURNING TURNSTILES: A trickle-in-and-out, all-day effect plus the fact of the home-opening action helped push attendance for the three home dates last week to an average of 2,503 per game. The Friday crowd of 2,657 was outside the Rita Hillenbrand Stadium top 30, but impressive nonetheless. UA has averaged more than 2,400 per game the last three seasons and it looks like there's a great chance to continue the string in 2012.
HOME SWEET HOME: One reason for the attendance is the usual result. Arizona is 544-57 in games played at the Rita since it opened in 1993. That's a 91 percent mark for winning in the venue. That stacks up against any sport at any school.
AGGRESSIVE, ENTERPRISING SOFTBALL: The Cats would like to be that way, for sure. But kudos to Oregon State University's softball program for playing host to a 90-game softball tournament 827 miles from its campus. NINETY GAMES. Arizona's own 13-game Hillenbrand Invitational was on one field and no less busier a function, but four days' worth of ball on five fields is beyond the pale.
SO CLOSE: Arizona's first three losses came by a combined three runs while its wins came by a total of 59 runs. Arizona lost three one-run games in the span of four games; in 2011 Arizona lost just one game by one run (Baylor; 3/17/11; 3-2).
FOUR BALLING: Arizona has walked 49 times in eleven games. In a 60-game season that's about 267 bases on balls, third-most in UA history. Unlikely to continue, but it shows some early-season patience. A couple of Cats have used it to advantage, notably Kristen Arriola (10) to help her get her normal batting
eye back. She's hitting .231 but has an on-base percentage of .459 thanks to the good eyes. Jessica Spigner, meantime, has 11 free passes because it's smart to work carefully with a .458 hitter. Her on base percentage is .625. Lini Koria, too, has nine walks and a .711 OB%, thanks mostly to her .607 hitting.
RBI RAMPAGE: Freshman shortstop Shelby Pendley has 18 RBI through 11 games, thanks to an 8-spot against North Dakota last Thursday when she had two home runs. She has four multiple-RBI games and would need a bunch more to make it historical. Cracking the single-season RBI chart at Arizona is one of the toughest of all records at the school. Brigette Del Ponte did it in 2010 with 80 for the No. 10 spot, and other than Stacie Chambers' 96 in 2009 all other occupants on the list pre-date 2001 – various seasons by Laura Espinoza (128, 95), Jenny Dalton (109, 98, 91), Leah Braatz (100), Lety Pineda (96) and Toni Mascarenas (84).


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Homemade is easy with this cheater recipe from Krusteaz. From-scratch purists might disapprove, but this dessert tastes better than store bought and is perfect for holiday get-togethers. The only time consuming task is slicing and peeling the apples. Enjoy!
Servings 24
1 package Krusteaz Cinnamon Crumb Cake & Muffin Mix (1 pouch each cake mix and cinnamon topping mix)
1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, softened
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
4 apples, peeled and thinly sliced
1 cup chopped pecans or walnuts
Vanilla ice cream (optional)
Preheat oven to 350°F. Place full pouch cake mix, butter and flour in medium bowl. Using an electric mixer, mix on low speed until dough forms. Press dough evenly into bottom of lightly greased 13x9x2-inch pan. Arrange apple slices over dough. In small bowl, mix together full pouch cinnamon topping mix and nuts. Sprinkle over apples. Bake 40-45 minutes. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream, if desired.


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A mountainous peninsula and thousands of islands
Lying at the southern end of the Balkan peninsula, Greece is a mountainous country with a land mass of 131 944km2/50 944sq mi (a little over half the size of the United Kingdom). Its geography gives it a feeling of vastness: the mainland broken up by mountain ranges, and its many islands scattered across the sea. A total of 1 000km separate Corfu from Kastéllorizo, and the eastern end of Crete is 800km from the northern boundaries of Thrace.
The country, with its highest point at Mount Olympos (2 917m/9 577ft), presents a fragmented and complex topography, with numerous peaks over 2 000m (notably Mount Smólikas in the Pindus range at 2 637m, Mount Parnassos at 2 457m, Mount Ida on Crete at 2 456m, Mount Taíyetos in the southern Peloponnese at 2 407m, and Mount Falakró in Macedonia at 2 182m).
The country's geology forms two main zones. In the east, an ancient primary substratum has been raised by movements of the earth's crust: this includes the mountain ranges of Thrace and Macedonia, Mounts Olympos and Pelion, and Euboia; the Aegean Islands are traces of a continent (the mythical Atlantis) submerged at the end of the Tertiary era by earthquakes. Volcanic activity is still evident, especially on Níssiros in the Dodecanese, and Santorini in the Cyclades, where a catastrophic eruption was the most likely cause of the disappearance of the Minoan civilisation.
In the west, a tertiary chain, the Balkan Dinaric Alps, continues south to form the spine of Greece, composed mainly of karst, a limestone rock eroded by running water to form caves, chasms and swallow-holes (katavóthres) . This mountain range includes the peaks of the Pindus, Mount Parnassos (2 457m/8 061ft), the Peloponnese and terminates in the mountains of Crete.
Continental Greece
Central Greece and Euboia
The heart of historic Greece, Attica is a promontory consisting of low hills and plains. Population density is high, even outside the Athens metropolitan area.
To the north of Attica, between Mounts Parnes and Parnassos, lies Boeotia ; its main towns, Thebes and Livadiá, are important agricultural markets. The land once flooded to form Lake Copaïs is now a huge cotton plantation.
The island of Euboia (Évia) lies parallel to the east coast of the Attic peninsula to which it is linked by a bridge. Like the mainland, it is very mountainous.
Phocis , the region lying between Boeotia and Etolía, is dominated by Mount Parnassos with its ski resorts; to the west lies the lake formed by the dam on the Mórnos, which supplies water to Athens. Phocis is particularly famous for the sanctuary at Delphi and the sea of olive trees which fills the Ámfissa basin.
Etolía on the west coast comprises a cool mountainous district clothed with holm oaks round the huge reservoir, Lake Trihonída, and the River Ahelóos expanding into the Agrínio basin; the gleaming lagoon at Messolónghi (salt marshes) lies on the north coast of the Gulf of Patras.
The wooded highlands of Eurytania in the north of central Greece are still impenetrable in parts. Karpeníssi, dominated by Mount Timfristós, is the main town in the region, where forestry is the principal activity. On the western boundary with Etolía lies the vast Kremastón reservoir formed by the dammed waters of the River Ahelóos, which has a great energy production capacity.
To the northeast of Phocis, the region of Pthiotis is largely agricultural and is bisected by the beautiful Sperhiós Valley. The only large town, Lamía, is an important road and rail junction.
The Peloponnese , linked to Attica by the Isthmus of Corinth (now breached by the Corinth Canal), is a mountainous peninsula made up of high peaks, inland basins caused by subsidence and irrigated coastal plains.
The eastern coastal plain is known as the Argolid . To the north lies a fertile coastal strip between the mountains and the gulf of Corinth; this area comprises Corinth (east) and Achaia (west). Patras , which is the third largest city in Greece and an important centre for wine merchants, is also a popular port.
Down the west coast extends the verdant agricultural plain of Elis .
The southern coast is split into three promontories: the longest, an extension of the Taígetos massif, is Máni , a wild limestone region. Taígetos is flanked by two alluvial plains: Lakonía and Messinía .
At the centre of the Peloponnese lie the pasturelands of Arcadia (between 600m and 800m/1 968ft and 2 625ft above sea level), home to the town of Tripoli.
Between the Ionian Sea and the western border of Thessaly rise the mountains of Epirus ; the landscape is majestic and harsh, furrowed by valleys and gorges.
The capital, Ioánnina , is situated by a lake. To the northeast rise the limestone heights of Zagória. To the south extends the plain of Árta.
Thessaly , which has two main centres at Lárissa and the port of Vólos, is composed of a rich agricultural basin, watered by the River Piniós and surrounded by high peaks: Pindus, Olympos, Pelion and Timfristós. The region is cold and damp in winter and very hot in summer.
At the foot of Mount Pelion lies the port of Vólos providing maritime communications. Road and rail links with Macedonia to the northeast pass through the famous Vale of Tempe at the foot of Mount Óssa; the road to Ioánina and Epirus in the northwest climbs over the Métsovo Pass (1 705m/5 594ft), the highest road pass in Greece. As it rises into the Pindus range the road passes the curious pillars of rock created by erosion which are known as the Metéora.
This vast province stretches along the border with Albania and Bulgaria. At the centre of the province lies the alluvial plain of the River Axiós, also known as the Vardar. East of the mouth of the Axiós lies the port of Thessaloníki (Salonica), the capital of Macedonia and the second largest city in Greece.
Chalcidice (Halkidikí), the region southeast of Thessaloníki, consists of three wooded peninsulas, the most easterly of which is the site of the famous monasteries of Mount Athos.
The country farther east round Kavála is composed of broad valleys and inland depressions overlooked by high plateaux and Mount Pangaion with its famous gold mines. In the mountains of western Macedonia there are some fine lakes, particularly Préspa, a nature reserve on the border with Albania.
Reunited under the Greek flag after the Second World War, Thrace is the easternmost province of mainland Greece, flanked by Bulgaria and Turkey. The country consists of hills and cultivated plains. There is still a Muslim minority particularly round Komotiní, Álexandroúpoli and Souflí where Turkish is taught in primary schools
The sea and the islands
The sea is never far away in Greece; its long coastline is extended by countless bays and gulfs. The lack of tide, the transparent blue water and the excellent visibility are favourable to navigation.
Ionian Islands
Strung out in the Ionian Sea off the west coast of Greece and not far from Italy, these islands are as Latin as they are Greek. There are seven main islands: Corfu, Paxós, Leukas, Cephallonia, Ithaca, Zakynthos, also known as Zante, and Kythera which falls within the Attica administrative region and lies off the southern tip of the Peloponnese.
Aegean Islands
Although some form part of regions administered from the mainland, these islands strung out towards Turkey are a world apart from the rest of Greece.
In the Cyclades and the Dodecanese the cuboid houses under their dazzling whitewash contrast starkly with the barren rock-strewn land. Close to the Turkish coast, the Dodecanese is a group of 12 islands, the principal one being Rhodes. The islands of the northern Aegean – Lemnos, Lesbos, Chios and Sámos – are green and fertile.
Dominated by three mountain ranges, and ringed by fabulous beaches, Crete is the largest island in the Greek archipelago. Although the north coast is relatively flat, sheer cliffs plunge into the sea along the south of the island.
Europe's most Mediterranean country
The Greek climate is hot in summer and mild in winter (except in the mountains). Inland, particularly in northern Greece, the climate is more continental: stifling in summer, cold in winter, with some areas experiencing sudden and heavy rainfall. At altitude, snow is frequent between November and April
Bathed in brilliant light, the islands of the Aegean are exposed to the prevailing wind, which blows from the north. In winter it is known as the voriás but in spring and summer it becomes the meltémi which can blow for two or three days at a time, roughening the sea but refreshing the air. The sea temperature is warm and swimming is possible everywhere between May and October; the water is warmest in September.
Average temperatures (January and July, degrees Celsius): Athens 12 and 32, Corfu 10 and 25, Herakleion 11 and 27, Lesbos 9 and 26, Rhodes 13 and 27.
A land of villages
In the mountains of the north the building style, typified by stone houses with sloping roofs, has not changed for centuries. Greece's most beautiful villages, are found on the islands of the Aegean. Most of them have a port or a landing place called skála (steps) in a sheltered bay, a town called hóra (place) on a hill out of reach of marauders and a fortified site (kástro) , which may have begun as an Ancient Greek acropolis and subsequently became a castle or citadel.
Greece boasts over 6 000 botanical species, of which about 600 are unique to Greece including 130 in Crete alone. More generally, it is the island of Crete and the Peloponnese, where the visitor will encounter the largest variety and profusion of wild flowers. The country boasts over 100 varieties of orchids and violets, anemones, peonies, narcissus, primroses and anemones abound from early March onwards.
The native forests that once covered much of the country have now largely disappeared other than for disparate areas in the far north. Here you will see various pine trees as well as fir, white poplars, spearheaded cypresses and chestnut. The tree most commonly seen in the village squares across Greece is the Cyprus plane tree.
Cultivated trees are found on farmland, in the plains and on the lower slopes of the hills, grown in plantations: olives more or less everywhere up to 600m/1 969ft, citrus fruits on irrigated land, almonds in sheltered spots and mulberries, figs and pomegranates.
Olive trees have been cultivated since antiquity and have always had a special place in Greek culture. Highly drought-resistant and easily propagated by cuttings, ovules or by grafting (a technique perfected in ancient times), the tree's olives are harvested in autumn and winter and processed for table-olives and oil (in their raw state they are inedible). The popularity of the olive, however, carries a high ecological price. In order to profit from the oil, large tracts of native forest were cut down to make way for olive groves and this led to the gradual disappearance of the surface root systems of the native trees. The consequence was massive soil erosion.
Here in the land of Dionysos, the vineyard is ubiquitous, either cultivated for winemaking (as in the Peloponnese, Attica, Macedonia, Sámos, Euboia, Crete and Santorini) or grapes.
Foxes, squirrels, weasels and the suslik, a relatively rare type of ground squirrel, are common on the mainland. There are several species of snakes and while most of them are poisonous they do not pose any danger if not interfered with.
Resident birds include thrushes, swallows, bee-eaters and wagtails and there are a large number of migratory birds passing though on their way to Africa and Europe. The largest one you are likely to see is the stork. Herons, cormorants and the rare Dalmatian pelican are to be found in inland waters in northern Greece. Contact the Hellenic Ornithological Society (www.ornithologiki.gr) for more information.
Bears and Wolves – The habitats of the brown bear and the wolf are to be found in central and northern Greece. A good source of information for the problems facing these large carnivores is the website of Arcturos, a Greek organisation founded in 1992 and working for the conservation of the country's bears and wolves (www.arcturos.gr). Another organisation is Callisto (www.callisto.gr), founded in 2004 and also striving to protect the natural environment of Greece and its flora and fauna.
Europe 's rarest mammal, the monk seal, exists in small numbers in the waters around Greece.
The loggerhead turtle, with nesting sites on Crete, Zakynthos, Kefaloniá and around the coast of Peloponnese, is also endangered. The turtles need clean and undisturbed beaches to lay their eggs and the development of tourist facilities on the islands has proved to be a major hazard. Contact The Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece (ww.archelon.gr) for more information.


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Oct. 25, 2010
WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - A pair of Arizona football players earned Pac-10 Player of the Week honors following the Wildcats' 44-14 victory over Washington last Saturday night, the league office announced on Monday. Quarterback Matt Scott was named the Offensive Player of the Week, while linebacker Paul Vassallo garnered the Defensive Player of the Week honor.
Scott sparked the Arizona offense to its most well-balanced performance of the season as Arizona rolled up 467 yards of offense, including 234 on the ground and 233 through the air. Scott completed 18-of-22 pass attempts for 233 yards and two touchdowns, while turning in UA's first interception-free game of the season on offense. Scott's pass efficiency rating for the game was 200.78, the best mark since Willie Tuitama's 201.84 against Washington State in 2008.
The 6-foot-3, 195-pound junior engineered five-consecutive scoring drives for the Wildcats after they fell behind 7-0 early in the first quarter. Scott was nearly perfect in the first half, connecting on 14-of-16 pass attempts for 186 yards and a touchdown through the air, while adding 51 yards on the ground. The first half effort led to the Wildcats accumulating 30 points and 356 yards of total offense, their highest yardage output in the first half of a game since November of 2008 against Washington State.
On the defensive side of the ball, Vassallo headlined another standout performance by the Arizona defense, which shut out Washington in the second half. A junior college transfer who began his UA career last spring, Vassallo collected a career-high 14 tackles in the game, including nine solo stops, to go with a sack. His tackle total was the highest for a Wildcat defender since Xavier Kelley's 15-tackle effort against BYU in the 2008 Las Vegas Bowl.
Vassallo, who has a team-high 54 tackles on the season, was again a key cog in UA's run defense that kept the Huskies under 100 rushing yards in the game, including minus 24 yards for quarterback Jake Locker. Arizona held Washington to 290 yards on 66 plays in the game, solidifying for another week impressive defensive statistics that lead the Pac-10 and rank highly in the nation. The Wildcats rank No. 7 in the nation in scoring defense (13.4 ppg), No. 7 in rush defense (90.86) and No. 10 in total defense (285 ypg.). The Wildcats also rank No. 2 in the country with 3.57 sacks per game and No. 8 in tackles for loss (8.0 per game).
Arizona, ranked No. 15 in the Associated Press Top 25 and in the BCS Standings, turns its attention to UCLA this week. The Wildcats and Bruins will square off in a nationally televised game on Fox Sports Net that kicks off at 12:30 p.m. (PT) on Saturday.


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We did however get a chance to talk with Michael Willett who had the only 1TB Samsung 840 EVO SSD that was on display at the show. Michael showed off the drive as well as talking a little about the EVO series' built-in encryption. The 840 EVO series also won an Visionary Award at last night's awards banquet.


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(WXYZ) - This week we're welcoming the Detroit Red Wings 2014 first round draft pick Dylan Larkin into the 7 Sports Cave.
He's sitting down with Brad, Matt Dery from Detroit Sports 105.1 and Mike Stone from 97.1 The Ticket to talk about what comes next for him.
Will he head to the University of Michigan. Or, will he head to the NHL. He talks about that and more from the Cave's couch.
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Slow down. Chew slowly and carefully, and cut your food into small pieces. Forget about taking big bites of anything, or wolfing down your food. The key word here is: SLOW!
Stick to soft food. Eventually you'll be able to eat steak again. But for the next few weeks, lean toward soft foods.
Avoid stringy foods, especially if you have a palate expander. You may love to wind your spaghetti around your fork, but for now it would be better for you to cut it into small pieces, or it will get wound around your brackets. Also, be careful with foods that get stringy when they melt, like mozzarella cheese.
Forget the nuts and seeds. These will get stuck in your brackets and drive you crazy until you finally brush and get them out. Ditto for the hulls of popcorn. Sticky foods will likely stick to your brackets and be hard to clean off. You also want to avoid biting into anything hard that may break or pop off a bracket.
Bite with the side of your mouth. It may be virtually impossible to bite into anything with your front teeth for a while. Get used to biting with your side teeth, instead. Besides, if you try to bite into a burrito with your front teeth, your front brackets will probably get plastered with tortilla.
Speaking of burritos, beware of anything with large hidden chunks of meat or vegetables, like burritos or sandwich wraps. Bite carefully into those types of foods so that you don't choke, or better yet, eat them with a fork and knife instead.
Sushi will be very challenging and could gag you. You should probably cut it in half instead of trying to pop an entire piece of it into your mouth.
Treat yourself to something cold, such as ice cream, popsicles, or frozen yogurt. The cold temporarily dulls the pain from your braces. (For longer lasting pain relief, check out the gumEase product).
Develop an arsenal of soft food recipes. You don't need to sentence yourself to boring soups and shakes. There are several cookbooks that can help you prepare healthy, delicious meals, such as The Braces Cookbook, The Braces Cookbook2, Tender Teeth Cookbook, and Surviving Braces. Also check out the soft food suggestions on our sister website, ArchWired.com.
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I had gotten up early and turned our Christmas tree lights on; they are so pretty this time of the year. As I was reading a book and looking out the picture window, I could see that the sunrise that morning was going to be spectacular!
I got my camera and took this photograph from where I was sitting in the living room. I loved how you could see the fiery sunrise with our pretty Christmas tree in the window.
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Among the guests who spoke to the students were Rob Morrison of WNBC's "Today in New York"; Jacqueline McMikle of the Addabbo Health Center; Laurel Sandor of the Queens Public Library; Captain Thomas Ray of the FDNY; Detective Luis Arroyo of the NYPD; Grover Prince of the United States Postal Service; Marc Castellenata and Samuel Frederic of North Fork Bank; Shirleyne Sheeko, a microbiologist at Peninsula Hospital; John Lancos of Gateway National Recreation Area; Barbara McNair, coordinator at CNR Health Care; Khadyah Allenye of the Rockaway Artists Alliance and many more. Morrison is pictured signing autographs for students.
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Bede BD-5B
Few airplanes have fired the imagination of sport pilots like the build-it-at-home-from-a-kit BD-5. The designer, Jim Bede, announced that the airplane would deliver tremendous performance at a minimal cost in money to purchase and operate, and time and space to build. Although it lacked a suitable engine, the ultimate failure of the original BD-5 concept should not obscure the original and innovative aspects of the design.
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Hoppie might be an unusual name for a sea lion pup but according to a news release from the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, CA on April 16 the name fits the story of this wayward youngster.
While many sea lion pups have been found stranded along the California beaches, Hoppie was found about eight miles west of Modesto in the midst of an almond farm. He was almost a mile from the San Joaquin River, near the boundary of the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge.
"The ranch hands were working in the almond orchard and that's when they spotted it," said Eric Hopson, the assistant wildlife refuge manager. "When I found it, it was actively moving along the edge of a farm field road near the almond orchard. The animal had already walked at least half-a-mile from the river and was obviously confused."
At first the ranch hands thought the pup was a sea otter. They called their boss, Billy Lyons, who then contacted the wildlife refuge. In the meantime they monitored the sea lion to make sure it jump into one of the underground pipelines in the orchard.
Hopson notified the National Marine Fisheries Service which in turn asked The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito to step in. The center rescues and rehabilitates seals and sea lions but didn't have anyone to spare for the four hour round trip inland. A volunteer offered to meet Hopson halfway if he could trap the sea lion and drive him to a meeting point.
Keeping in mind that while small the pup was still a wild animal, Hopson carefully coaxed the frightened pup into a wire cage inside his truck. "Once he got into the cage, he was so tired he fell asleep right away and was doing some snoring," he said.
Hoppie is at the age when pups first leave their mothers' sides. Some get lost which may be why the sea lion went up the river instead of staying in the ocean. It's unknown why Hoppie left the river or hopped such a long way on the ground.but it was his lucky break. "He probably would have starved to death. He was already emaciated and lacking in body weight," Hopson said. "Unless he could find his way back to the river and back to saltwater, he would have eventually died a slow death."
He's spent the last couple of weeks at The Marine Mammal Center where staff are giving him five pounds of fish per day and around-the-clock care. "He's feeding well. He hasn't yet gained weight, but that is totally normal and he will continue to gain weight as he continues to get accustomed to his new surroundings," Laura Sherr with the Marine Mammal Center told the media.
In an exclusive follow-up interview the Center said that Hoppie was underweight and malnourished when he arrived at the hospital, weighing just 36 lbs when a sea lion his age should weigh about 60-70 lbs. "Since arriving, he has been eating well and even started eating fish out the pool (as opposed to needing to be tube-fed), so that's a great sign."
The Marine Mammal Center said that Hoppie is the second sea lion to be found in near Modesto. In February 2004, a 321-pound sea lion named Chippy was found lounging on a police cruiser and rescued by California Highway Patrol officers. The center also cared for Chippy before returning him to the wild.
Hoppie will remain with his caregivers until he doubles his weight and is healthy. Currently he shares a pool of water with other orphans found starving on the California shores.


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Just drop me a comment on this blog. Let me know which of the 8 pairings inspire you (and sure, you can post more than one, but please use a separate comment for each). You must say the pairing in the email. No need to say what you intend to do with the oil/vinegar, just mention which option and that you think you have a good idea. The more comments you leave (2 comments for FaceBook Likes and 1 comment for each of the pairings, the better your chance of being randomly chosen)
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Except, sadly, due to shipping costs, the contest must be limited to bloggers living in the US and CANADA only. However I do have an idea for a way International bloggers can be a part of the fun. Drop me an email if you would like to participate but live outside of Canada or the US.
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I find it odd that there is no talk of layoffs here. Any thought ????
800 more in Pleasanton, 600 in South San Francisco, 900 in Vacaville all in California. Expect the Oceanside facility to take a hit as it continues to downsize. In the mean time jobs and tax dollar looses are being shipped to communist Singapore.
Roche will be laying off 900 on their Nutley NJ location in 2011
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Stan Brakhage
Eye Myth, 1972and from 1963
ConvoyWhite Line Fever
Have a ball: Gadji beri bimba
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1973 "Sorry Out of Gas"
Green is not a straight line:
70s classics Boogie
Blame it on…Boogie Nights Heatwave – Boogie NightsUploaded by papafonk. – Watch more music videos, in HD! Boogie Wonderland…
Girl Rock
1975 Chrylser Newport
Yup, your big Chrysler just seems to smooth out rocks…unbelievable power steering, smooth. Sleep like a baby.
1975 was a good year for cars…
Corinthian leather! Who knew. From 1975. Apparently this is Kate Eichorn's first car. and Farrah Fawcett for the Cougar
Hotel California
There was no escaping this, the first song every teenage boy learned to play… Eagles – Hotel California 1979 (Live)envoyé par rooroo. – Regardez d'autres vidéos de musique.
How I learned to drive…
All the car scenes from Smokey and the Bandit…1977
Nicole Brossard & Fred Wah
The National Poetry Foundation had a conference on the poetry of the 1970s last year. There are many conference reports up on the site now. But I'll offer you a brief reading by Wah & Brossard, two poets that were very active in the 70s. And still are. The conference corresponded with Steve Evans Course,...
Burn baby burn
Burn, baby
The disaster movie
The 70s was the decade of the disaster film, no? Boats sinking, The Poseidon AdventureIn which Gene Hackman and Shelley Winters rule
Fox & Fluevog
Fox & Fluevog was a Canadian affair (now simply Fluevog). John Fluevog grew up in Vancouver. Wiki, master of all knowledge, has the following to say of the shoe duo:"In 1970, he joined forces with fellow co-worker Peter Fox to start up their own shoestore in historic Gastown. The partnership, known simply as "Fox and...
This is from January 1980…
Talking Heads
Early Talking Heads from TALKING HEADS: 77 . They had three albums in the last three years of the 70s, More Songs About Building and Food 1978, featuring the cover "Take Me to the River," and Fear of Music, 1979. Remain in the Light appeared in 1980.Can't quite get over how wholesome they all look...
pre punk
Iggy Pop Lust for LifeIggy on the CBC circa 1977"I'm not that great…" "This is serious…I'm serious about what I do…"
Fred Wah
from Breathing My Name With a Sigh are origins magnetic lines across an oceanmigrations of genetic spume or holes, darkmysteries within which I carry further into the Worldthrough blond and blue-eyed progeny father's fathersclan-name Wah from Canton east across the bridgesstill or could it all be lateral craving hintedin the bioplasmic cloud of simple other...
…is in the air
(But not over on Harriet.) Never enough for me…here's John Paul Young from 1978 and perhaps it takes the cheese prize. I'll take the cheese prize, why not. I watched Strictly Ballroom again last night–I love the broad strokes in this instance. And I couldn't help watching it as an allegory for the poetry world....
HairStockard ChanningUm, that would be Elton
classic novelty disco
Ring my bellBad GirlsShirley and Company
KraftwerkWe are the robots…from 1977here's a wacky video for Das Modelland how about a little Radioactivity
The Runaways
With a young Joan Jett (or she who appears to never age) also recommended by Anne Boyer


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Iago Aspas is expected to complete his £7.5million switch to Anfield later on Tuesday after undergoing a medical.
The Celta Vigo striker, who scored 12 goals in the Primera Division last season, cancelled a scheduled holiday to talk terms with the Reds this week.
The 25-year-old, who arrived in England on Monday night, told Marca.com: "I was forced to cancel my holiday in the Caribbean, but the reason I did more than justifies why. When I heard of Liverpool's interest I did not hesitate even for a minute."
He added: "(Liverpool) is one of the biggest clubs in the world and although I had offers from Italy and Portugal and other countries I decided my future was in English football."
The Merseyside outfit have agreed a fee of £7.5m for the left-footed forward, who would ask his potential teammates for help in tackling the English language.
"I hope I will get help from (Jose) Reina, Suso, Dani Pacheco, Luis Suarez, (Philippe) Coutinho, Lucas Leiva and Jose Enrique," he added.
"I'm calm, but at the same time I'm very emotional about taking such an important step in my career."
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From the looks of things, Evelyn Lozada and Wendy Williams are in a Twitter beef, according to News One. During her "Hot Topics" segment Wendy Williams hit below the belt calling Evelyn's newborn son a "cash register". Evelyn responds on her Twitter page and tweets @WendyWilliams, "I never bother nobody. I even bought you a beautiful bouquet of flowers congratulating your broadway debut… Since you want me to open Dulce in LA, maybe your man can come to that store and purchase shoes for another woman like he did at my Miami store. Bloop! Oh…BTW…he purchased the Casadei suede over the knee boots triple platform just in case you wanted to know. #DontComeForMe#INeverBotherU #NowPutThatOnHotTopics
Wendy also gave Evelyn some shady advice as a future baseball wife. She advised Evelyn to give up reality TV, "put on an apron" to cook, clean and take care of her future "cash register". She went as far as encouraging Evelyn to cut all ties with old friends and cast members, join a host of charities and move on from her Basketball Wives persona. Williams sort of congratulated the couple, but with a backhanded compliment saying, "Carl is upgrading Evelyn with his $140 million endowment and Evelyn is upgrading Carl because he wouldn't normally attract women to the likes of the reality TV beauty."
Evelyn gave the shock jock and television host a dose of her own medicine. She blasted both Wendy and Kevin saying, maybe her husband can come to her Dulce store in LA and "purchase shoes for another woman like he had at her store in Miami". Wendy and Kevin Hunter's own relationship has come under fire in the past. Hunter has been accused of cheating on Wendy in 2008. Hunter was also accused of sexually propositioning Wendy's publicist, Nicole Spence. Spence claims both Kevin and Wendy encouraged her to go along with his propositions and she later filed a $5 million sexual harassment lawsuit. The lawsuit was settled and Wendy and her husband both denies any wrong-doing. Williams has been able to let this one slip under the radar, but not any longer. Wendy has yet to respond to Evelyn.
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Free I Ching reading online
In a way, this is the core of onlineClarity: a place where you can actually encounter the oracle. Even though you're doing so through a computer screen rather than coins or yarrow, it is still the same Book of Change: the same ancient words and images, the same very present power to help. A reading can enable you to see the truths shining through surface appearances, restoring your connection to a deeper flow and meaning within your experience.
Why not take your time? Disengage gently from the computer; look away from the screen; give yourself a moment to breathe and become aware of where you are and what you seek.
In case you're new to this, here's a brief description of what you'll see in this online I Ching:
The I Ching consists of 64 hexagrams and the various words and images associated with each one. A hexagram is just a stack of six lines either broken
or solid
Combining these two different kinds of line in groups of six, you get 64 unique stacks, the hexagrams. To consult the I Ching, you cast six lines, building a hexagram from the bottom up.
Each hexagram describes a way that energy moves, gives you an idea what to expect from the situation, and how best to act within it. (The titles of the hexagrams provide the simplest answers - such as Retreating, Approaching, Gathering, Inner Truth, Waiting...)
Initially, you cast a single hexagram the primary hexagram. This is the basis of your answer the setting that begins to answer your question. Sometimes its also the only answer, if you have an unchanging hexagram.
More often, though, there will be changing lines in your answer: broken lines in the process of changing to solid, solid changing to broken.
When your reading includes one or more changing lines...
Firstly, the completion of these changes, when each line has transformed, reveals a second, relating hexagram. This will generally describe the personal context for the reading: what it's all 'about' for you - maybe a desire, a tendency, an approach or a broader theme of your life.
Secondly, you also receive text to read associated with that line. These are the most important part of your reading, where you can expect to find a direct answer to your question.
This online reading will cast your primary hexagram, change any lines to generate the relating hexagram and then display all the I Ching texts that are part of your answer. (If you choose the 'Hilary Barrett translation' on the next page, the text in italics is from the I Ching, and the rest is excerpted from my interpretive commentary.) Click on the 'cast' button to build your hexagram line by line; after the sixth line, your reading will be displayed.


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Last week, the Minister for Justice and Home Affairs, Jason Clare, introduced the Customs Amendment (Anti-Dumping Commission) Bill 2013 into the House of Representatives. The purpose of this Bill is to establish a new anti-dumping agency, which will investigate foreign exporters who are allegedly dumping their goods in the Australian market. While the idea of a Commission dedicated to exposing those who are looking to cheat Australian manufacturers and undermine free trade sounds worthwhile, criticisms have been raised as to whether such an agency is necessary or whether the current arrangements will suffice.The establishment of an anti-dumping commission was announced by the Prime Minister on 4 December 2012 and is one of the key reforms aimed at 'further strengthening Australia's anti-dumping system'. An extra $24.4 million over 4 years is also being given to Customs so it can significantly increase the number of its investigations into cases of dumping. These reforms came as a response to the recommendations made by former Victorian Premier John Brumby, as part of his enquiry into 'the current arrangements for assessing and investigating anti-dumping matters; and to consider the feasibility of establishing a Commonwealth Anti-Dumping Agency'. Mr Brumby's report was released on 27 November 2012, and he strongly recommended that the Government set up 'a new International Trade Remedies Authority, Agency or Commission, to be established under legislation'.
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Lab 2: Using the Microscope: The Elodea Cell
Problem: What are the basic parts of a plant cell?
Background Information:
The cell you are going to look at in this lab is from the aquatic plant Elodea. Like any complex cell, it has the basic organelles. You will not see the nucleus with the DNA in this lab, but the cell wall and chloroplasts will be very obvious. The chloroplasts are the site for photosynthesis in the cell; they contain chlorophyll, which traps sunlight and thus enables the cell to combine carbon dioxide and water to make glucose (a simple carbohydrate with the formula C6H12O6). You will be:
After answering the pre-lab questions, have your group give the teacher a small slip of paper with your group number and the name of the microscope part that you use to adjust light. Then begin the procedure.
Book Reference:
Safety Considerations:
Pre-lab Questions:
Materials: (per group)
Data: (This section should include the 2 circular field diagrams, the measurement, and the estimates.)
Estimated Cell Length _______________ Estimated Cell Width ________________
What you should see:
Post-Lab Questions: (Answer each in a 1-paragraph answer.)
1. How big is a plant cell?
2. How would humans be different if we had cell walls around our cells?
3. How many molecules of C02 does it take to make 1 molecule of glucose in the chloroplast? Explain how you got this answer.
4. Bonus Questions:
How many plant cells placed end to end would be 1 cm long?
(In your conclusion, you should briefly summarize the problem and what you did. Then answer the problem referring to the data.)
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- Year:
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- Length:
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- Engine/Fuel Type:
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- Located In:
- Rock Hall, MD
- Hull Material:
- Fiberglass
- 79272-2571134
- Current Price:
"Peggy B" is currently undergoing a TOTAL Electronics refit,
New Helm Seat and Complete Exterior Detailing
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The Peggy B is a beautifully finished example of a Cherubini Independence trawler Hand built in the United States for a very knowledgeable and particular owner. She has been lightly used exclusively on the Upper Chesapeake Bay and yard maintained.
- Yanmar Diesel Engines (LOW HOURS)
- Northern Lights Generator
- Full Complement of Electronics (Bridge & Pilot House) Including Forward Viewing Sonar
- Washer & Dryer (Seperates)
- Jacuzzi Tub
- Hydronic Heating System
- Air Conditioning (3 Zone System)
- NEW Batteries (fall 2015)
Peggy B has been thoughtfully equipped with the use of only the best of equipment through out her construction and final outfitting. Her layout has a great use of space and will provide the new owner with an extremely comfortable cruising yacht as well as a boat that will entertain large groups of friends and guest alike. All interior wood work and cabinetry is made of teak and teak laminates.
The upper deck contains a full galley complete with grill, refrigerator and sink and built in seating for 8. For those that want to be out of the sun there is a full one-piece fiberglass hardtop that covers the flybridge, with high one piece double railing that encloses this entire space for safety.
"A must see Yacht in the 50' range"
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Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Boat Name
Peggy B
Builder: Cherubini
Designer: Gary Grant and James Backus
LOA: 50 ft 0 in
Beam: 14 ft 6 in
LWL: 46 ft 2 in
Maximum Draft: 5 ft 0 in
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: Yanmar
Engine Model: 6LYA-STB
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Hours: 221
Engine 2:
Engine Brand: Yanmar
Engine Model: 6LYA-STB
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Hours: 221
Cruising Speed: 10 mph
Maximum Speed: 18 mph
Displacement: 48,000
Total Power: (2) 370
Fuel: 980 gal.
Fresh Water: 300 gal.
Waste Holding: 80 gal.
Grey Water Holding 150 gal.
Walk Through
Now entering through a pair of sliding glass paneled doors you find yourself in a large comfortable salon. With the design of the Yacht being a full hull with cabin you immediately feel her 14'-6" beam. The use of 4 large opening windows as well as the sliding doors also helps to add to the bright area feeling. On port is a large L shaped settee/table area accompanied by a 12 bottle wine cooler with an ice maker mounted below. On the starboard side you will find a 6'-6" sofa with an entertainment center at the aft end containing a 22" Panasonic flat panel TV, DVD & VHS player as well as a stereo just for the salon and galley area.
Moving forward you enter the galley area. This is an up galley styled boat which will not remove you from the guests when preparing a meal or entertaining. This is a large U-shaped galley which is open to the salon. The counter tops are beautifully made of black star fire granite. The cooking chores will be handled by a (4) burner full size propane stove and oven as well as a stainless steel Microwave. For the cool side of things there is a full size upright refrigerator/ freezer as well as plenty of storage for dry goods as well as dishes and kitchen essentials. On the starboard side you will find a full size washer and a dryer hidden by a pair of teak louvered doors. From this point you can continue up a few steps to the wheel house or proceed down a few steps to the staterooms and heads.
You will notice the great size of the master which utilizes the full with of the beam and has a private head incorporated into this area. To the port side is a queen size island berth with storage below and flanked by night tables on both sides which also contains storage in the bases. For hanging there are (2) large hanging lockers with a (4) draw dresser between. For night viewing there is a 22" Panasonic flat panel TV and an Alpine stereo. On the Starboard side is the owners head. This space contains a large corian counter topped vanity with sink, full size whirlpool tub, a Vacuflush head and is closes off from the stateroom with a pocket door.
Moving forward from the owner's stateroom you pass thru a pocket door and enter a short hallway with a curved stairway immediately to your right that leads to the wheelhouse. Just forward of the stairs is the conveniently located guest head which is easily accessible to the guests as well as the wheel house and moving forward you enter the guest cabin. The guest head contains a large stall shower with seat, a vanity with a corian counter top for easy maintance and a Vacuflush head. This area is very bright due to the use of light colored materials. The guest cabin contains a large V-berth with a custom inner spring mattress and drawer storage below. The port side contains a hanging locker and dresser.
Ascending the curved stairs you now enter the wheelhouse. This area is spacious and airy. You will immediately note the full width control console containing all state of the art navigation instrumentation, engine controls and instruments, tank monitors, radios as well as electric panels for both A/C and D/C power. Behind the helmsman is a full width raised settee that pulls out to make a pilot berth during those long voyages.
Leaving the wheelhouse through the side doors allows you to go forward to the bow which has seating for 6 on a full width seat and plenty of protection with 3' high bulwarks topped off with a one piece railing. From here you have full access to the windlass and your two self deploying anchors. If you choose to go aft you will then ascend a set of steps and will be on the fly bridge. This space is a complete entertaining and nav area of its own. You have a custom made fiberglass bimini supported by matching rails and support structure. The helm contains redundant instrumentation and engine controls as well as 2 Stidd seats. For entertaining there is built-in seating for 8 with plenty of room for removable seating as well. There is a galley complete with a 2 burner grill, refrigerator, sink and counter space. On the aft end of the upper deck is a nick Jackson Crane and a custom stainless steel dingy cradle.
Please contact me for further information or an appointment to see this well designed yacht.
Galley/ Salon
- Black Flecked Granite Counter
- Stove (4) Burner w/Full Size Oven (Premier Pro-Series)
- Micro-Wave (Ewave) Stainless Steel
- Refrigorator w/ Top Freezer (Norcold)
- Washer (Bosch Axxis)
- Dryer (Bosch Axxis)
- Built in Safe
- Hiddle Compartment
- Wine Cooler (EuroCave)
- Ice Maker (Raritan)
- Flat Panel 22" TV (Panasonic)
- DVD/ VHS Player Zenith
- Stereo (Alpine)
Wheel House & Navigation Electric Equipment
- Plotter/ Radar/ Sounder/ GPS (Simrad) CR54D48-12, 15" LCD Screen, 12 Kw Radar & 4' Open Array.
- Plotter/ Radar/ Sounder/ GPS (Simrad) DS44CR 10" Daylight Bright LCD Screen (On Flybridge)
- Autopilot (Simrad) AP20 w/ Control head: w/ J300X-40, RF300S shielded feedback sensor, RFC35R Rate Compass
- Autopilot (2nd Control Head On Flybridge)
- Autopilot (Simrad) AP21 Handheld Full Funtion Controller w/ (2) Plugs
- VHF (Icom) IC-M602 w/ HM 127 Remote Mike at Flybridge
- Forward Viewing Sonar (Echopilot) FLS Silver w/ Professional Transducer
- Wind Speed/ Direction (Simrad)IS15-PL-RET2: w/ 200 kHz Depth Transducer & 235 kHz Smart NMEA Transducer
- Multifunction (Simrad) IS15 (With Repeater on Flybridge)
- Stereo (Alpine) 9813 AM/FM/XM/CD x (3) Units (Owners Stateroom, Wheelhouse & Salon).
- Single Sideband (Icom) M802; w/ Morad 23/38 Antenna
- Compass (Richie) Poweramp Plus
- TV Antenna (Shakespeare) 21" Omnidirectional
- Clock & Barometer (Harwich Clock Company)
- Night Running (Red) Lights
- Spot Light Control (Mechanical Perko)
- Fire Suppression System Monitor (Sea-Fire)
- Bow Thruster Controls ( SidePower)
- Tank Tender (Fuel, Water, Waste)
- 12V. Plugs (2)
- Trim Tab Controls & Indicators (Bennett)
- Breaker Panel 120V. (PanelTronics)
- Breaker Panel 12V. (PanelTronics)
- Inverter/ Charger Panel (pro-Sine Xantres)
- Generator Controls (Northern Lights 97 Hrs.)(Full Instrument)
- Engine Controls (Kobelt)
- Fuel Consumption Gauges (2 Flo Scan)
- Engine Control/Monitoring Panels (Yanmar) Full Instrument
Deck Equipment
The Peggy B's hull is solid hand laid fiberglass with Balteck coring starting 6 inches above the waterline. The hull is painted dark blue Awlgrip with a white boot stripe. The decks are also hand laid fiberglass with Balteck core. There is a 2" mid hull rub rail with stainless steel striker. For added comfort from the elements the deck and hull are fully insulated and all windows are "Diamond Sea Glaze".
- Custom Fiberglass Hardtop w/ Welded Aluminum Frame
- Full Galley on Bridge: Encluding, (2) Burner Grill, Refrigerator & Sink
- Stereo Speakers
- Helm Seats (2 Stidd)
- Fixed Seating for (8)
- Crane (Nick Jackson) 800lb. Lift
- Custom Stainless Steel Dingy Cradle
- Life Raft (Given)
- Life Sling
- Trim Tab Controls & Monitor (Bennett)
- Plotter/ Radar/ Sounder/ GPS (Simrad) DS44
- Auto Pilot Control (Simrad) AP20
- Multi Display Knot/Depth (Simrad0 IS15
- Bow Thruster Controls (Side Power)
- VHF Remote Mike (Icom)
- Engine Controls (Kobelt)
- Yanmar Panels (2)
- Compass (Richie)
- 12V. Outlets (2)
- One Piece Welded Aluminum Deck Rails
- Fwd Fixed Seating for (6)
- Windlass (Ideal)Model H3L
- CQR w/ Chain Rode
- Bruce w/ Chain Rode
- Swim ladder
- Varnished teak cap rail
- Sunbrella covers STIDD seats
- Life jackets
- Flares
- Dock lines
- Fenders
Engine & Mechanical Equipment
- Twin Yanmar Diesels 6LYA-STB (370 Hp Each) 221 Hours
- 4 Blade Bronze Props
- Fireboy engine room fire suppression system
- Side Power Bow Thruster
- Generator (Northern Lights) 97 Hrs.
- Trim Tabs (Bennett)
- Bow Thruster
- Air Conditioning (3) 16,000 BTU units
- Diesel Fired Hydronic Heating System Through Out (Hurricane)
- Emergency Engine Pump Valves
- Fuel Leveling System
- Oil Change System
- Dual Racor Filter System
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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