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Middlesbrough XI 3-2 Gateshead
A Cameron Park goal two minutes from time saw Gateshead denied a draw in their first pre-season friendly against a strong Middlesbrough XI at the Teesiders impressive Hurworth training complex.
Boro put out a squad that included a host of first team regulars, Julio Arca and David Wheater playing the full 90 minutes.
New signing Kris Boyd made a brief cameo while the likes of Scott McDonald, Justin Hoyte, Barry Robson and Leroy Lita featured along with other first team players.
Manager Gordon Strachan and first team coach - former Gateshead midfielder - Steve Agnew also took in game at a windswept but sunny Hurworth.
Gateshead were without two players through injury; Phil Turnbull (groin) and Jon Shaw (calf) while defender James Curtis lasted only seven minutes before coming off with a foot injury.
Six trialists were given a run out including former Sunderland reserves striker David Dowson who has had Football League experience on loan at Chesterfield and Darlington.
The game was played in three half hour sections with a breather in between, Middlesbrough equalising in the last minute of the opening third and then grabbing the winner late in the final third.
Gateshead's starting line up included the six trialists and one summer signing, Jonny Allan partnering Dowson up front.
The Tynesiders got off to a dream start after Allan had seen an early drive tipped over the bar.
Martin Brittain, playing his first competitive game since his double leg break last September, saw his 5th minute deep cross find the far corner of the net.
Trialist Josh Mimms then made a string of mainly comfortable saves as Boro failed to make the most of a number of openings on a billiard table of a pitch.
The home side's 30th minute equaliser was clearly offside after Bermuda international Tyrell Burgess had spurned a good chance by shooting straight at the keeper.
Only on trial defender Shaun Kelly survived to start the second third for Gateshead as ten fresh players were introduced.
The Tynesiders reclaimed the lead in the second minute of the middle period when the linesman levelled things up by allowing Kris Gate's offside goal to stand.
A clever chip from James Marwood left Gate with only the keeper to beat and he did so with aplomb as the flag stayed down.
The second half hour was a high tempo, end-to-end affair and Boro levelled for a second time when Scottish international Barry Robson was allowed to advance on goal.
The former Celtic schemer let rip from 30 yards and the ball flew into the far corner to give Paul Farman no chance.
The goal came after Marwood lost the ball just outside the Boro penalty area and the winger had a great chance to give Gateshead the lead for the third time.
Gate's lob left the youngster in on goal at the left side of the box but while his shot beat the keeper it was also just the wrong side of the far post.
Boro introduced the SPL's record goalscorer Boyd who should have put his new side ahead when left with only Mimms to beat but screwed his mishit shot well wide.
A good ball from the impressive Gate and a mistake by Wheater then gave Dowson an opportunity to put Gateshead back in front in a see-saw game only for the Boro keeper to make a crucial block.
Gateshead were in again when former England C midfielder Michael Carr's persistence saw new boy Nathan Fisher cleverly make room for himself.
The strikers 87th minute shot, however, was parried and within a minute Boro found space on the right as the flag again wrongly stayed down.
A cross to the back post saw tenager Park rise to plant header into the roof of the net and deny Gateshead a merited draw.
Gateshead: Mimms, Baxter, Kelly, Jones, Brown, Brittain, Ferrell, Carr, Burgess, Allan, Dowson
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Spring has either arrived or is on its way for most regions of the US. With warmer weather, comes more activities. What does every event and party need? Dessert! Take a look at this list of spring inspired baked goods. You may find the perfect dessert for your weekend outing or family event.
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Chris Kabel Seam Chair And Benchfor DroogA continuation of Chris Kabel's outcome of Droog's Dry Tech III project, Seam chair & bench are made of an inexpensive industrial packaging textile that is sewn into the form of the object. To gain rigidity, the textile outfit is filled with sand and placed in a high pressure high temperature oven (autoclave), in which the textile melts and cures. The sand is removed leaving a hollow interior and a strong yet lightweight chair and bench.
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Magazine of the painting blogosphere.
Michael Rutherford interviews painter Ken Weathersby about his work.
Weathersby comments: "There is a certain territory that I've been involved in for eight or nine years, to do with reshuffling the given parts of painting. By 'given parts' I mean the wooden stretcher, the canvas or linen, the paint film, staples or hardware—the things paintings are generally made of. I'm always looking for a kind of de-stabilization of what those parts normally do. It's a process of looking for a way to open up a space where I could work with the usual ingredients, but to different ends from what I think of as 'regular painting.'"
Mostafa Heddaya reviews works by Ken Weathersby on view in the group show Off the Wall at Parallel Art Space, Ridgewood, Queens, New York through March 23, 2014.
Heddaya writes: "From the outside, Weathersby's pieces straddle the clinical geometry of Op art and the organic architectural character of traditional room dividers and panels, like the Arab mashrabeya or the Japanese screen, and are unobtrusive, orderly, suggestive even of a painterly monasticism... Ken Weathersby is certainly not the first artist to have manipulated painting and denotation, or desecrated the ever-cooling corpse of canvas — the project has a distinctly vintage, Black Mountain College feel to it — but there is a focused and exploratory energy at work in his pieces, a maturity of purpose that stands at ascetic remove from the cloying color and sloppy corporeality that too often comes to the fore in Bushwick."
James Kalm visits the exhibition Linda Francis, John O'Connor, Ken Weathersby at Suite 217, Bushwick, Brooklyn, on view through July 15, 2013.
Kalm notes that the three artists are "some of today's most 'obsessed' pattern followers and list makers." In the exhibition essay, Michele Alpern writes: "The exhibition that joins works by Linda Francis, John O'Connor, and Ken Weathersby similarly makes me think about how artists can have a critical relationship to the near-omnipresent forces of the commodity market, in a culture of capital that has expanded even further over the past few decades. The artworks here provoke questions about the flow of capital exchange that seems to saturate every aspect of our lives." Read the full essay here.
Arena rock power chords stir memories of Neo-Expressionist paintings for painter Ken Weathersby.
Weathersby writes: "As there is something signaling excess, even hinting at chaos in an overdriven distorted guitar on the edge of feedback, so there is in the touch of a gigantic brush dripping with a giant blob of mottled oil color. Each contains potential worlds within itself-- and each can present a virtuosic dishing out of monumental forms, fat floating slabs for the ears or the eyes. In both cases the expression is a presumption of intensity and power deployed. In both cases the awareness of the touch of a creating hand invites one to identify and emulate by miming a swinging gesture of a brush, or a thrash at an air guitar. It's a seductive image of mastery, full of grandiosity."
Martin Bromirski visits the studio of painter Ken Weathersby.
Bromirski's photographs document Weathersby's process as described by Chris Ashley: "At a quick glance, his images are of a type one might expect to be manufactured, but instead we see that every single aspect of the work is handcrafted, from the elaborate stretchers and framing, to the taped and painted areas, to the surface cuts and insertions. Materially and structurally, he makes plain how the object is made, but there is often a sense of peekaboo or sleight of hand in the layers, displacement, and disruption of image and spaces. One would expect the use of the grid and checkerboard to lead to stability, but more often than not these normally regular fields are set ajar, slid apart, flipped open, broken, or misaligned. This is not art that panders, but rather insists that we engage by visually assembling, disassembling, and reassembling each work's constituent parts in order to see, experience, and understand a holistic image and object. This is one way that Weathersby's art extends painting's possibilities."
Curating Contemporary is an online exhibition project created by painter Brian Edmonds. The site hosts monthly artist-curated virtual exhibitions. I am pleased to have curated the current show, Focused Field, featuring small paintings by seven artists, Sarah McNulty, Kazimira Rachfal, Dan Roach, Henry Samelson, Altoon Sultan, Ken Weathersby, and Brett Baker. The exhibition essay, available at Curated Contemporary, is also posted below. Click on each artist's names in the text for a link to their works in the show.
Ken Weathersby, Time Is the Diamond, 2011, wood, linen, acrylic, paper collage, small works on wood shelves, from 2.5 to 8 inches tall (courtesy of the artist)
Expanding the visual field is one of the essential innovations of the New York School. This innovation redefined scale in painting so decisively that subsequent movements including Color Field, Pop, Minimalism, and even installation art all adopted it without question. Yet, while nearly every other aspect of abstract painting has been exhaustively investigated and re-imagined, examples of focusing the field to a small scale have been isolated and few. Miniature abstract paintings are almost non-existent.
My first encounters with Abstract Expressionism's signature expansiveness, in works by de Kooning and Rothko, made me want to be an abstract painter and convinced me that scale was a crucial component of the language of abstract painting. For a over a decade, I painted almost exclusively on a large scale, until circumstances forced me to radically scale down my work.
I moved from a large studio upstate to a small Manhattan apartment that functioned as both a studio and a home for my family. The change was fortuitous, though, for it opened my eyes to new painting problems. Instead of rehashing the problem of creating an intimate experience from immense scale, I concerned myself with preserving that immensity on an intimate scale. At first, a two foot square painting felt like a postage stamp to me, an impossibly small area. Ten years later, many of my works measure only 4 x 5 inches.
Recently, it's been a pleasure to discover other painters - Sarah McNulty, Kazimira Rachfal, Dan Roach, Henry Samelson, Altoon Sultan, and Ken Weathersby - equally invested in small, even miniature scale abstraction. Though sharing a similar format, each artist challenges and extends the language of abstract painting in a different way. These painters use scale not as a commentary, but rather to push the boundaries of gestural abstraction, site-specific painting, materials, and process while forging fresh connections with painting's past.
Vincent Como reviews the exhibition Ken Weathersby: Strange Fit at Pierogi, on view through July 1, 2012.
Como writes: "The particular tropes in place that I find fascinating are the overabundance of structure and support creating a tension between finished surface and a rigid yet organic outgrowth of materiality, all used in a format which reinforces what the other is doing. Then there are interventions, both overt and subtle, through which Weathersby has managed to create an interesting and diverse body of work that tackles notions of the seen and unseen, construction, presentation, recto and verso, along with a slight nod -intentional or otherwise- to crafts such as model making."
Chris Ashley writes about the work of Ken Weathersby on the occasion of the exhibition Time is the Diamond at Some Walls, Oakland, CA.
Ashley writes that " ...painters like Ken Weathersby have shown that painting appears to continue living a healthy life long after its reported demise. Paintings do things and are about things that other mediums can't match. While much art continues on a seemingly rapid path towards newer technologies and entertainment, encouraging fast looking and sound bite-like understanding, the technology of most painting, handmade and viewed slowly, at a finely granular level, might gradually be seen as anti-technology, or rather, as a kind of antidote to quicker, bigger, and shinier art."
Edited by artist Brett Baker, Painters' Table highlights writing from the painting blogosphere as it is published and serves as a platform for exploring blogs that focus primarily on the subject of painting.
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Stamm, T A; Mattsson, M; Mihai, C; Stöcker, J; Binder, A; Bauernfeind, B; Stummvoll, G; Gard, G; Hesselstrand, R; Sandqvist, G; Draghicescu, O; Gherghe, A M; Voicu, M; Machold, K P; Distler, O; Smolen, J S; Boström, C (2011). Concepts of functioning and health important to people with systemic sclerosis: a qualitative study in four European countries. Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, 70(6):1074-1079.
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To describe the experiences of people with systemic sclerosis (SSc) in different European countries of functioning and health and to link these experiences to the WHO International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) to develop a common understanding from a bio-psycho-social perspective.
A qualitative multicentre study with focus-group interviews was performed in four European countries: Austria, Romania, Sweden and Switzerland. The qualitative data analysis followed a modified form of 'meaning condensation' and the concepts that emerged in the analysis were linked to the ICF.
63 people with SSc participated in 13 focus groups. In total, 86 concepts were identified. 32 (37%) of these were linked to the ICF component body functions and structures, 21 (24%) to activities and participation, 26 (30%) to environmental factors, 6 (7%) to personal factors and 1 (1%) to the health condition itself. 19 concepts (22%) were identified in all four countries and included impaired hand function, household activities, paid work, drugs, climate and coldness, support from others and experiences with healthcare institutions, non-pharmacological treatment, social security and benefits.
Concepts identified in all four countries could be used for guiding clinical assessment, as well as interdisciplinary team care and rheumatological rehabilitation for patients with SSc. For a full understanding of the aspects of the disease that were most relevant to people with SSc, people with SSc from multiple countries needed to be involved.
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My journey to fitness has had so many ups and even more downs. After continuous bouts of plantar fasciitis and then a diagnosis of severe arthritis in both knees, I gave up running for about 2 years. I focused on other activities, primarily yoga which I love, and also did some physical therapy for the knees. In my heart and mind, I had given up on running though. And as much as I enjoyed yoga especially and other things, nothing could really take the place of running for me. But I honestly didn't think it was for me and I had accepted that. Then one day a couple of months ago, my fianc�e, who is training for her first marathon, said to me "We're going for a 3 mile walk." She was expecting me to fight or whine or complain but I just said "okay, let's go." While we were out walking she said, "let's run to that pole" and I thought "um nervous... but I'll give it a shot". The last time I had tried running, my knee totally gave out and it was horrible pain. But that was before I did the PT. This time, miraculously, there was no pain. So we did another short running interval and I think during those 3 miles, I did 3 or 4 short running intervals altogether. A little seed of hope began to spring in my brain. I was afraid to hope for this. Even though my knee doc said I could definitely run, that it would actually be good to keep the knees as active as possible, I didn't think I could do it without pain. And I still struggle with moderate PF in my foot at times. But so far (*KNOCKING ON WOOD FURIOUSLY*) things have been going well. I have been doing the Couch to 5K training and I am following it to the letter to prevent injury. I am on week 5 and did over 2 miles last night which is the longest distance I have done since my 5K in 2011. It's been an amazing feeling to run again. It was my first love when I first began exercising and trying to be fit. I was afraid to hope that it would ever be possible for me to run again and it's hard to even type this blog, afraid that I will "jinx" something. But I feel like I have learned a lot since I was a newbie runner. I have learned a lot about treating running injuries, cross-training, resting and not going overboard. I feel like even if I do suffer another injury, I will know how to deal with it so that I can return to running. I have signed up for the Wicked 5K in Salem in November which my fianc�e will be doing with me and I am very excited. It's good to be out on the road again.
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Gary Russell Jr., owner of maybe the fastest hands in the business, threw them at Viacheslav Gusev repeatedly in Showtime's TV opener Saturday night, which unfolded at the Hard Rock in Las Vegas.
He won by UD10, via scores of 100-89, times three, and proved that he is too talented to not be fighting the top guys in his division.
After, Russell told Jim Gray that his left hand was hurting him around round four or five. He said he hasn't had hand problems the last three or four fights and doesn't think his hands are a perennial problem going forward. Who's next? He said he wants Juan Manuel Lopez. Please, he needs a stiffer test than he's been handed. Fight fans deserve it, and he deserves it, in my opinion. Not sure what or who the hold up is, but let's break down the barrier, and get Russell, a most talented athlete, in with someone who can push him.
Gusev (20-2 entering; from Russia) had just 5 KOs coming in. Russell (21-0 entering with 13 KOs) hails from DC.
Golden Boy promoted the scrap and the card.
In the first round of the featherweight tussle, Russell, ranked No. 3 by the WBA, popped the jab, threw one-twos, and landed a left uppercut that landed clean. Gusev looked to work the body, but he was getting raked at the end of the first.
Gusev tried to be first, be more aggressive rather than let Russell dominate in round two. It worked, to a point.
Then Russell landed a counter right hook, which had Gusev's knee hit the canvas, for a knockdown, in the third.
In the fourth, Russell dominated the Russian. Same in round five and six. You hoped for Russell to elevate, switch up something, to take out the Russian, who is a crafty defender.
The rounds by now looked like carbon copies and I paid too much attention to Twitter, to be honest.
Russell's glove ruptured, so he needed a new one before round nine. His corner told Jim Gray that they thought their guy maybe broke his left hand earlier on, for the record.
The fight, which slipped into a repetitive lull, went to the cards.
Russell went 229-797 to 33-214 for the loser.
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Gary Russell beats anybody at 126 including Mikey Garcia that dude is super talented.
Russell "HAS" to be exceptional, because his chin is not... I'm not saying his chin is "David Price" weak,... no offense heavyweight fans..... but Russell survives on pure skill and boxing ability. He's abandoned the tendency to rush in pummell the opposition while they are being blinded by his speed and is overall becoming a well rounded boxer. He reminds me in some ways of a smaller Terry Norris,.. only more technical and less hotheaded.
I read somewhere that Russell faced Rigondeaux in the amateurs. (he pickes Donaire over Rigo)
Bring on Gamboa or JuanMa Lopez,
I think Russel will be in some great fights... he'll win some and lose some but his time is now.
WOW! BIG SHAME on ShowTime. It is going farther than the bullsyetology of HBO. Cut da CRAB and spinning of reality. Gary Russell didn't fight in the O Games because he couldn't make the weight. Or maybe he could've if there were not so much meddling chaos going on from his father.
OMFG! Wait until Teddy Atlas hears this latest bullsyet about Fam Russell. And Gary Russell would get stopped by Mikey G. Russell is really working that optical illusion. He is shamefully flawed. He doesn't even punch correctly. And proudly says his father doesn't want him "twisting punches."
The Russell's flaunting of that fake-arse speed will be revealed on fight one that he steps up. I ain't hatin' him. Dude is doing what Steve Harvey hollas: "Fake it until you make it!" Just one thing about it, GR is in the wrong buz for that. He will be a flash in da pants -- if even that -- at the top. He needs to quit calling out JuanMa Lopez.
GR needs to fight a B fighter -- a bum with a heartbeat. Holla!
Let me not forget to mention that Gary Russell passed the double out in his hotel from trying to sweating off five pounds with a fireman-like plastic suit over a whole lot of other clothing. The U.S. boxing team in this Chinese-held O Games were the worst thug-actin,' ghetto-actin' boy bytches ever.
Hehehe! Sorry fo' stealin' yo' syet again, SCLA Ali. But it was you, who said after the Peterson-Holt Bout that the Washington D.C. bunch act "ghetto as h€ll. That is exactly how Fam Russell was acting at the O Games. Holla!
well radam GR def has the tools, speed, skill, reflexes, and decent defense.....its all about how he puts them all together when he steps up...only one way to tell
GR has a lot of hype and luv. And he is playin' dat optical illusion to max. I wish that I could put him on my USA income tax. Wow! What a write off! Or is that a write up? Whatever! With da bullsyet, GR is clever. He's not on the top dawgs' level. Just wait and see.
Houdini couldn't fastly stop himself from drowning with an illusion. Neither will Russelloudini. Ain't got nuffin' but luv fo 'im. Holla!
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By Kathryn Perry-Oracle on Mar 07, 2013
A guest post by JP Saunders, Senior Director, Oracle Product Strategist
Like in the SiFi movie "In Time", my time has become even more precious
lately, especially since the birth of my third child. I find myself more
like Justin T (sadly not in looks) in this movie, always running out of
time. It can be a real challenge to get the time to do things I enjoy,
like going for a ride, let alone finding time for things I must get done
like running errands, or fixing things around the house.
Now more than ever, I am constantly monitoring time and standing guard over it like a child holding the last candy bar on the playground. The time bandits are everywhere, waiting to take what little you have through exasperated delays.
Today, like me, people are willing to pay more to have time back in their lives everyday. So while the movie reference may take the concept to a whole other level, I know I am not alone with the feeling that time should be valued like currency, and not frivolously or needlessly squandered.
Knowledge of this customer attitude and behavior is vital to the success of a business. And, in a world where time is money, helping customers to do something in-time is just as important as helping them to have more-time in their day.
All too often customer engagements start with "customer friendly" practices, which are not so "time friendly". For example, a smile and the simple words "can I help you?" are polite, but how much of what the business already knows about you is being applied, or will be applied when this question is asked? What this question actually represents is an assumed blank slate, a ground zero for the engagement, requiring an investment and risk of the customer's time to find out if you can actually help them. Similar to that of an empty search box on a Website, just punch in what you are looking for … do you feel lucky?
In these data rich times where information, insights and analytics are
in abundance, a simple question such as "can I help you?" that is void
of any applied understanding, should provoke an equally simple
response, "no it doesn't appear that you can … but thank you for
asking." To get the right answer to the right question at the right time
there must be relevance, context and awareness – without that, it's
just a smile on an empty box.
You see to "Help me" requires an understanding of who I am, where I am, what I am doing, what I am trying to do, and when/where I need it done. You might not know everything needed, and may need to verify or gather information along the engagement, but when you apply what you do know at each step, it turns "friendly" engagements into "helpful" ones – and customers into advocates.
At Oracle we continue our commitment to help businesses reduce their time-footprint on their customers' lives. Our automated technologies that empower knowledge administrators to efficiently manage complex business policies ensure that the right answers (accurate, up-to-date, in context) get delivered at the right time (real-time, no waiting), at the point of need (across devices).
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We've all been there, started out as noobs and saw that epicly geared guy in Ironforge on his awesome and cool mount ( Magical Rooster :P ). We've all drooled and said I want to be just like him.. rich and have all the gold in World of Warcraft... well.... once I level up to level 85.
Leveling in a key factor when you're trying to make gold. Not only does it directly affect how much gold you can earn earn per hour, but it also allows you to give yourself a nice little "head start" from all of the questing and grinding that you'll do trying to reach that awesome Level 85.
If you're a low level and you're reading all of these gold tips, stop. Seriously, stop reading and go level. While leveling you'll earn at least 10,000g from 1-85. I know I personally made 5,500g just from leveling my shaman from 80-85. Quest gold is simply great if you have little to no gold in your pocket. Leveling is a great way to get yourself off your feet. Most of your income will begin rolling in at 70, from 70-80 expect to make anywhere from 3,000 to 5,000g. If you're a disenchanter, disenchant the greens and list them at the auction house, Wrath of the Lich King enchanting materials have sky rocketed, you'll make a killing by disenchanting your greens, trust me
If you make gold at low levels what are you going to spend it on? Epic flying..? Well that requires level 68. What about a level 85 epic? Oh.. that requires level 85.. darn. If you're going to be serious about making gold I suggest you have at least one character at 85. That way you'll have something to spend your gold on, rather than drooling over 310% flying mount speed.
What I'm really trying to say is, go level. There is simply no reason not to. You'll only benefit yourself by doing so. To the gold guru's: Go level. That's right, not only will questing make you gold but you'll also have access to two more profession slots that you did not have. The more professions the more you can diversify your strategies and make even more gold than you are right now.
We've all been there, started out as noobs and saw that epicly geared guy in Ironforge on his awesome and cool mount ( Magical Rooster :P ). We've all drooled and said I want to be just like him.. rich and have all the gold in World of Warcraft... well.... once I level up to level 85.
6 comments: on "Why leveling is so important"
I wonder when the gold guru's will get tired of these statements
I can't make any gold in
There is a guy that is always uncutting me, I can't make any gold.
Should i drop for ?
and my all time favorite
How can I make quick gold?
I'm going to sound like that blogger that talks about M&S ... but
these players are not trying.
So many times, I hear the gurus ask, "what professions do you have?". Maybe the answer to all the questions is go level another toon and get two more professions.
Please dont get me wrong, I have had alot of inspiration from reading and listening to the podcasts.
Maybe, I just want to say, you need to work to make gold. Sounds like my grandfather talking about money...
Kismet said... March 20, 2011 at 1:18 PM
I used to tell myself all the time that once I reached level 80 (now 85), I'd really start my gold making journey. I'm glad that I followed that advice. The gold you make and hour greatly exceeds that of a low level when you're doing dailies, soloing dungeons, and farming for herbs.
quosk said... March 20, 2011 at 8:24 PM
I don't know if this will get answered but I have recently come to about 10k, 15k soon if it all sells. Now I have a bit of starting up capital, I want to start flipping large profit items. What can I start flipping and how can I determine what to flip?
I wouldn't even consider big ticket flipping until I had at least 100k gold available.
Expensive flipping can tie up gold reserves very quickly in unsold stock, and they tend to be very hit or miss markets. You might not see a return on your investment for weeks, and it's very easy to get burned. Definitely avoid this until you have a large amount of gold and even then make it only a part of your larger gold making plan.
If you really like the idea of flipping, look into everyday commodities like herbs, ore, or enchant mats. Herbs, for example, can often see swings of 50 gold per stack from day to day. Take a week or so and really try to get a feel for what the usual price of are for a couple different goods, then keep an eye out for when they're cheaper than normal. Unlike epics and other big ticket items, many stacks of these will change hands every day. So there is less risk and you will see profit much faster.
quosk said... March 21, 2011 at 3:00 PM
@richard reed
thanks for the tip, I will keep making as much gold as i can, bought 4200 Elementium today which I am prospecting then crafting/selling all common gems apart from Carnelian and cutting the rares. Seems like the best way atm
Ill try flipping epics I think, maybe Darkmoon cards. Do Darkmoon card prices increase when the fair hits?
Anonymous said... March 21, 2011 at 4:33 PM
I agree that leveling should be a priority. I also believe that lower levels use herbalism and mining as their professions. I started leveling a toon with these and the extra xp helps a lot.
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Ned Amendola, MD, is the Director of the UI Sports Medicine Program and has served as the head team physician for the Hawkeye football team and other Hawkeye athletic teams since fall 2001. He is a professor with The University of Iowa Department of Orthopaedic Surgery faculty. Dr. Amendola was named recipient of the Kim and John Callaghan Endowed Chair in Sports Medicine by the University in June of 2009.
Amendola represents a distinguished list of previous team physicians from the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation, including Joseph Buckwalter, M.D., the department's chair. As team physician, Amendola attends all games, is responsible for the care of all the athletes, and as the team's orthopedic surgeon, manages the players' musculoskeletal complaints.
A long-time partnership between UI Sports Medicine and the UI Department of Athletics supports his efforts. This includes a seamless collaboration between team physicians and the athletic training staff, led by Terry Noonan, Director of Athletic Training Services. Russ Haynes is the Head athletic trainer for football, and along with his team of Doug West, Tad Leusch and John Streif, provide comprehensive care for the Hawkeyes. In addition, Brian Wolf, M.D., collaborates with Dr. Amendola in providing orthopedic coverage and consultation. General medical issues are addressed by Kyle Smoot, M.D., and George Phillips, M.D., physicians from the UI Sports Medicine Center. Mike Shaffer, UI Sports Medicine physical therapist and certified athletic trainer, provides extended rehabilitation oversight. In addition, UIHC provides expertise in any specialty area that may be required.
The sports medicine team also collaborates with football strength and conditioning Coach Chris Doyle to coordinate the rehabilitation of athletes from the moment of injury on the field to management in the athletic training room, and back to the field again.
According to Amendola, the sports medicine team's overall success depends on several principles: the health of the student-athlete is most important, and clear communication between the physician, athlete, training staff, parents, and coaches is essential to avoid any misunderstanding or delay in the athlete's recovery. Returning the athlete to competition healthy, without risk of further injury, is the goal of the team. These principles have been further enhanced by the opening of the new UI Sports Medicine Center as part of the Institute of Orthopaedics, Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, at the Hawkeye West Athletic Campus. The new state-of-the-art facility allows injured players to be seen quickly by teams of specialists and receive rehab in an easily accessible location and environment that caters to an athlete's needs.
A board-certified orthopedic surgeon known for his skills in arthroscopic surgery, in particular with knee and ankle reconstruction, Amendola has a strong background in sports medicine. This included roles as team physician for the Canadian National Rugby Team from 1995 until the World Cup in 2000, orthopaedic consultant for the Toronto Raptors from their inception in the NBA until present, consultant to the NHL Players Association, and taking care of the University of Western Ontario's Mustangs from 1991 until coming to The University of Iowa. In addition, he is listed in the Best Doctors of America.
Amendola has had a productive academic career. He has been, and continues to be, involved in sports medicine research. He has received many peer review grants and research awards, including the Cabaud Award for Best Basic Science Research in Sports Medicine and the Excellence in Research Award from the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine and the Achilles Award for best Sports Medicine Research from the International Society of Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery and Sports Medicine and the Roger Mann Award from the American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society.
In addition, he has received several teaching awards and has a long list of peer reviewed publications, videos, and textbook chapters. Recently, he has been elected to the Board of the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, and the Board of Directors of the International Society of the Knee Arthroscopy and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. He is a deputy editor for the Journal of the American Academy of Orthopedic surgeons, an associate editor of the following journals: Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine, Journal of Knee Surgery, Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine Review, and Foot and Ankle International. Amendola is on the review panel for several other publications, including the American Journal of Sports Medicine and Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery.
Amendola earned his medical degree and completed his orthopaedic residency at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario. He has been in practice since 1991, and left the University of Western Ontario as an associate professor and chief of orthopaedics at the University Hospital. His professional affiliations include the American Orthopaedic Society of Sports Medicine; the American Foot and Ankle Society, Canadian Orthopaedic Association, the Herodicus Society, the International Society of Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine.
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Here are four transcript and audio excerpts from the John Lennon interviews by Maurice Hindle being released unedited Feb. 6 by Hard Rock.com (See our main story for details):
- (Transcipts and audio courtesy of Hard Rock Cafe International (USA), Inc., the copyright holder. You can hear the full interview at http://www.hardrock.com/lennontapes.)
Interviewer: "Do you ever sort of lie in bed at night and think, 'Christ, what the hell is going on'?"
JL: "Oh yeah. Yeah, about once a week!"
Interviewer: "I mean about your success."
JL: "I don't think about my success. I think that the success I've had is to enable me to do what I'm going to do from now on."
Interviewer: "What, do you think you're predestined?"
JL: "I don't know about pre-, that's what I was saying about the luck and that bit. I think you get a choice of which path you're going to take, but there's only like, a couple of them. A couple of paths, y'know. And I think the path I took through music was the path that took me here. And until I was fourteen the path was going to be art, or writing. But it was just that choice when I was eighteen, twenty or something. And it was music, music brought me here. But it's only to enable me to do whatever I'm doing now."
Interviewer: "Were you ever really unhappy when you were rushing around making money?"
JL: "Oh, that was the most miserable time of our lives, was the mop top, MBE, cop-out period. It was torture. And that's why I dropped touring. I just wasn't even a physical fact. It was the thing we were put through to get that, what we earned."
Clip #2 – Lennon on The Beatles Songwriting:
Interviewer: "How do you go about writing the songs for the group?"
JL: "Well, we haven't written together since 'Pepper,' really."
Interviewer: "Oh."
JL: "'Cause we sort of, vaguely in India we were writing a bit together. This album we wrote least of all together. Just cause of circumstances and all that, or maybe we didn't feel like it. I don't know what. We do it any way, any combination you can think of, we do it. From a line, from nothing – like 'Birthday' was written in the studio from nothing, "Let's do one like that". We did it. Just… there's no way of describing it unless I'm going to talk about, and when we wrote this I was on piano and he was on guitar. And then it's alright, that kind of talk, but I've said it all. Somewhere or other."
Clip #3 – Lennon on "Changing Peoples' Heads":
JL: "Well, you can change people you know, change their heads."
Interviewer (DW): "Can you?"
JL: "Yeah I've changed a lot of people's heads. A lot of people have changed my head, just with their records, apart from anything else they do."
Interviewer (MH): "It's just change all the time then?"
JL: "Yeah, but… y'know. I believe in change. That's what Yoko and my scene is, to change it like that."
Interviewer: [paraphrased] "Do you think you got busted for drugs because you offended the establishment?"
JL: "Oh, that was in the 'Black Dwarf' thing…Well, he's probably right. Earlier on, the Mop Top thing was preventing us getting busted. Because, we were open about it years ago. I mean, it was common knowledge. And then, I don't really know the reason they suddenly busted me now. Probably because I've been waving me flag a bit, that's all. Like 'Two Virgins' and various other things. But you see, this guy's one of those, y'know, "the Stones are changing it, you're not." One of them… You know, the Stones and I are great mates. But the Stones did pull back their album cover. So tell him that ['the Black Dwarf letter writer] It's not against Mick [Jagger], it's against him. You know, I'm sick of this sort of… what is it…petty… thing. It's been going on for years. It used to be, "the Stones do that, and you do this," with the fans and that. But now it's all down to these revolutionaries, y'know. And the thing is, the Stones and I are close and… where's he?
YO: "I haven't seen that, have I?"
JL: "Oh, this is the one from the 'Black Dwarf' – it'll get you going!"
Interviewer (MH to Yoko]: "[It's about] street fighting groups versus the capitalistic Beatles."
JL: "Yeah, well they'll see, y'know. See, I'm not here to change them. They can get on with it. Let them straighten out a few people's faces and see where it gets them. I'll tell you what, if those people start the revolution, me and the Stones are probably the first ones that they'll shoot. And I mean that. It's just the kind of thing they do. Like Lenin and all… not Lenin. Just whoever… the ones who are really doing it get shot, y'know. It's him, the guy who wrote the letter that'll do it. He'll shoot me just for living here. I mean that's the kind of Christian Communist attitude they've got, y'know - we're all one brother, but you can't live here."
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Ford Lifts Tigers to Extra Inning 5-4 Win over Seton Hall
With two outs and a runner on second in the bottom of the 10th inning, Mike Ford sailed an RBI single into the gap in left center to guide the Princeton baseball team to a 5-4 victory over Seton Hall Tuesday. The win marked the Tigers (13-12, 6-2 Ivy) first extra frame victory of the season.
In a game where the lead transferred sides five times, Princeton took a second inning 1-0 advantage. Leadoff batter Ford reached second on an error from Pirate third baseman D.J. Ruhlman. Steve Harrington's groundout advanced Ford to third and he scored on a balk from SHU's Conor Krauss.
Seton Hall's Giuseppe Papaccio evened the game in the top of the fourth with a home run to left field, but the Tigers rallied back to retake the lead in the bottom half of the inning. John Mishu hit a leadoff triple and two batters later Ford made it a 2-1 game with an RBI single down the right field line.
The Pirates responded with a Will Walsh two-run homer the following inning to earn their first advantage of the game, 3-2.
In his next offensive opportunity, Ford again was there to add another run for Princeton and even the game, 3-3. With one out, he was walked and sent home on three wild pitches from Seton Hall's Ed Ras.
With a runner on second, Mishu hit his second triple of the game in the seventh inning to lift the Tigers to a 4-3 advantage. The outfielder went 2-for-3 with an RBI, run and walk.
In the top of the ninth, the Pirates loaded the bases with two outs. A wild pitch from Princeton reliever Nick Donatiello brought home the tying run, 4-4. The Tigers were unable to rally back and score a run in the bottom half of the inning forcing extra frames.
Donatiello quickly got out of the 10th, allowing only one hit in four batters faced. Princeton picked up its freshman pitcher in the bottom half of the inning to give him his first career victory. Bowman led off with a single and was advanced to second on a Mishu sacrifice bunt. With two outs, Ford came to the plate and sent Bowman home to score the game-winner. Ford finished the day going 2-for-4 with two RBI and runs.
Princeton saw six different players on the mound, with Tyler Foote earning his first career start. The rookie went 3.1 innings and threw a pair of strikeouts. Classmate Danny Thomson had a strikeout 1.2 innings of work, including getting out of a bases loaded jam. Michael Fagan, A.J. Goetz and Ryan Makis each threw one full inning, and Donatiello threw the final two frames and had a strikeout.
"When we have these midweek games, we try to script out our pitching to get different guys out there. I was really pleased with our pitching, bringing all the different guys out there and giving them a chance ... I thought they all threw the ball well. To win a close game against a very good team can really help us going into the weekend," said head coach Scott Bradley.
Princeton remains at home this weekend, hosting Penn in a four-game weekend series from April 14-15. First pitch is slated for 12 noon on both days.


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Let $\alpha = \sqrt{2+\sqrt{2}}$
a) find the minimal polynomial of $\sqrt{2}$ over the rationals
b) find the minimal polynomial of $\alpha$ over $\mathbb{Q}(\sqrt{2})$
c) determine $[\mathbb{Q}(\alpha):\mathbb{Q}]$
d) Find the minimal polynomial of $\alpha$ over rationals.
This is not a homework assignment. This is additional material not covered in my course since it is not for galois theory, only because we didn't get enough time to cover it, but I will be taking the next math class for this, and would appreciate help on this and explanations.


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Apprentice Week 11
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After last week's show saw two Apprentices being fired Bill was now left with only five candidates this week. As Michelle was on team Fusion on her own Bill moved Barry to join her which left a split of three against two. This week's task involved creating a website and rewards scheme for Carry-Out off license, along with a social media campaign to support it. They emphasised that they were keen to target the female market as their main consumer base was male and they wanted to expand on that.
The teams had two days to complete the task, ending on a presentation in a designated Carry-Out store on day two. Elev8 found it hard to decide on a project manager as all three candidates were eager to take it but they eventually decided on Niamh. Fusion opted not to choose a project manager as there were only two of them but they eventually realised this was a mistake and chose Barry. Elev8 split the team by sending Will to organise the event for the presentation while Panos & Niamh worked on the website. Will didn't seem to work very well on his own though and had to ring Niamh a lot to get a second opinion. However, overall the team worked well together and gave a strong presentation with a good design.
The same could not be said for Fusion though as they didn't work together well at all. Barry and Michelle seemed to clash on every decision and even their presentation was weak although their design looked well. As with other tasks Barry seemed to want to take charge and do everything himself which does not make a good team player. However, although Michelle didn't agree with some of his decisions she seemed to just go along with them and not challenge him on anything.
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Monday mornings are tough. As the work week starts, we often need something to pick us up and remind us that things are going to be okay. That something is NBA players and other hoops figures dancing. This weekly column celebrates one of the finest things in life and gives you the kickstart you need to get the week started on the right foot.
The other evening I was at a party, and as tends to happen, I was talking about my childhood affinity for early 90s R&B groups. I mentioned Jodeci, of course, as well as Silk and Shai. There was a brief misunderstanding, and I was forced to explain to someone that Shai was a different entity than Shai Hulud. In fact, Shai probably could not have been any more different than those hardcore stalwarts. I might go as far as to call them "softcore." I'm not sure if that person thinks less of me now, but sometimes you have to stand up for what you believe in. And Michael Beasley and I believe in "If I Ever Fall in Love."


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Natural Gas Bucking the Seasonal Trend
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Despite prices sitting at lows for the time being, the commodity could be gearing up for a strong winter run.
Natural gas is perhaps one of the most cyclical commodities in the space, as its demand and usage are heavily tied to seasonality. As a result, its price cycles for the past few decades have been somewhat predictable, even though it can be quite volatile day to day. Both of those factors combine to make it one of the most popular commodities traded on the market. In 2013, however, it looks like natural gas may be moving away from its normal trend.
Natural Gas Falling Out of Line
For the last two decades, the trend for natural gas has brought a hefty increase just as summer draws to a close. Notably, September is used to seeing marked gains. From there, the commodity has typically hit a plateau or a slight pullback, only to surge higher during the October/November period. This year, however, natural gas has yet to fall into that trend. Since the beginning of September, the commodity is actually down more than 5%.
The drop comes as a big hit to traders, as many had been
shoring up big bets
prior to the usual seasonal jump. Instead, the
United States Natural Gas Fund
(NYSEARCA:UNG) has seen outflows of $21 million since the beginning of the month, compared with the inflows of over $120 million from June to August. The diversion from its typical trend comes from a culmination of factors, with the potential to set up natural gas for a strong winter period.
Weathering the Weather
Natural gas is dominated by weather patterns, as its demand and consumption are heavily tied to heating and cooling devices in homes across the country. After a relatively mild summer, temperatures across the country are hovering in a not-so-sweet spot where homes do not have much use for cooling or heating devices, driving down demand and driving stockpiles higher. The most recent EIA Natural Gas Storage report indicated a rise of 87 bcf from the week prior.
Another factor playing against natural has has been a relatively mild hurricane season. Hurricanes that often blow through the Gulf and key producing regions of the country have been known to knock out production and send prices on a temporary tear. 2013′s hurricane season has been one of the mildest in recent memory, and while that certainly is welcomed news for citizens of those regions, it has had a slight impact on natural gas prices.
Despite prices sitting at lows for the time being, the commodity could be gearing up for a strong winter run. Should this winter be a cold or even average one, natural gas will have more room to rise given its current suppression. While the weather is impossible to predict with absolute certainty, it will be important for traders to keep an eye on forecasts and average temperatures across the country, as they could present a great buying (or selling) opportunity for this fossil fuel.
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Global pharmaceutical industry is in a strategic crisis – Business models must be adjusted
Munich, January 6, 2013
- Three out of four pharmaceutical companies are convinced their industry is in the midst of a strategic crisis
- Price and cost pressure, regulatory changes and expiring patents are leading to shrinking margins
- Emerging markets offer the biggest growth opportunities for the pharmaceutical industry – Their market share is set to rise to almost 40% by 2016, albeit with smaller margins
- Pharmaceutical companies are prepared to relocate their administration (44%), R&D (43%) and sales departments (51%) to emerging markets
- Four fundamental product/market constellations are driving strategic realignment of business models
Increasing price and cost pressure, regulatory changes and expiring patents are leading to shrinking margins in the pharmaceutical industry. Almost three in four companies believe their industry is in a strategic crisis, according to the results of the "Pharma's fight for profitability" study by Roland Berger Strategy Consultants. For this reason, 78% of the study participants are of the opinion that pharmaceutical companies must adjust their business models to fit the new market requirements. This includes focusing investments on the high-growth emerging markets, which will make up almost 40% of the global pharmaceutical market by 2016. This view is shared by many pharmaceutical companies: Almost half of those surveyed are willing to relocate their administration, R&D and sales departments to emerging markets. In this context, Roland Berger's new study shows four constellations driven by market type (mature or developing) and lifecycle of the products (established or innovative).
"The global pharmaceutical industry is facing a major structural change. Even though global sales have risen in recent years, profit margins have dropped considerably," says Michael Dohrmann, Partner at Roland Berger Strategy Consultants. "This means realigning business models to fit the various product/market constellations and their requirements is imperative for ensuring business success."
Strategic crisis is hitting the pharmaceutical industry hard
Although the top 10 pharmaceutical companies were able to increase sales by about 13% between 2009 and 2010, their EBIT margins dropped during the same period by almost 4%. This equals a profit loss of EUR 34 billion. This is being driven by developments in the mature markets: "Pharmaceutical markets such as Europe and the US are stagnating due to rising price pressure, regulatory changes in the healthcare system and more stringent admission requirements for new drugs," explains Roland Berger consultant Martin Erharter. "But in emerging markets we are seeing strong growth. Nevertheless, there margins here are lower and driven heavily by non-patent protected products."
R&D costs have risen by more than 80% worldwide over the past 10 years. On the other hand, the number of new product launches has dropped by 43%. Therefore, almost half of the companies surveyed believe that the Return on Investment (ROI) in the area of R&D is more or less negative. Greater efficiency in research and more collaboration with third-party providers will become increasingly important.
Emerging markets offer growth opportunities
Focusing on high-growth emerging markets could provide a way out of this tough situation. These markets will play a major role in driving the growth of the global pharmaceuticals market in the coming years. While the market for pharmaceutical products will grow on average by 4.5% annually through 2016, growth in emerging market will increase by almost 12%. Especially China, Brazil, India and Russia are experiencing above-average growth. Overall, Roland Berger expects that emerging markets will account for nearly 40% of the global market for pharma solutions by 2016.
"The rising purchasing power in these regions, the growing middle class and better healthcare systems are driving the demand for medication," says Roland Berger Partner and co-author of the study Moris Hosseini. "Therefore, it comes as no surprise that many pharmaceutical companies are increasingly focusing on emerging markets to better leverage the considerable growth potential in these regions." In this vein, the new Roland Berger survey reveals that more and more pharmaceutical companies are already planning to relocate their administration (44%), R&D (43%) and sales departments (51%) to these high-growth countries.
Four strategies for success
However, pharmaceutical companies must rethink their strategies in order to succeed in this tough market. "There is no such thing as a generally valid strategy," warns Dohrmann. "Instead, companies must think and plan strategically in various dimensions. For instance, whether the company is active in a mature or developing market and what products it sells there play a key role."
Thus, Roland Berger has identified four possible strategic approaches that can help the pharmaceutical industry to optimally position itself in various markets with a diverse range of solutions.
- New products in mature markets
In the past, marketing and sales activities were key for achieving lasting sales growth through innovative solutions. However, more restrictive healthcare policies in many countries and the rising demands of patients are now forcing pharmaceutical companies to focus on developing innovative products that add considerable value for patients. The opinion of experts from the clinical sector plus medical affairs activities are crucial to a product's success.
- Established products in mature markets
Fierce competition and considerable customer price sensitivity in this segment means pharmaceutical companies must manufacture their products in a cost-efficient way to remain profitable. To do so, companies can completely outsource certain functions or relocate them to low-cost countries. Companies that can offer high-quality products at reasonable prices will be successful, but this requires efficient administration, marketing and sales models.
- New products in emerging markets
A growing middle class, improving healthcare and rising income levels in emerging markets is driving up demand, even for more expensive medication. The development of new and innovative products provides considerable growth potential. However, successful market entry is possible only if products meet specific market conditions and patient requirements. To realize this, companies should conduct their medical affairs and R&D activities locally. Furthermore, these companies need a strong local sales organization and to collaborate with regional companies in order to gain effective access to patients willing to pay higher prices.
- Established products in emerging markets
Pharmaceutical companies can use established products to realize scale effects in new markets and enhance their reputation. However, companies need to precisely analyze the requirements and competitive situation of the individual markets in advance. This is because markets such as China are strongly affected by regional differences and require country-specific strategies. As a general rule, pharmaceutical companies need efficient production and sales initiatives to drive their sales and earnings. To do so, collaborating with local partners makes good business sense.
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Forecast discussion: A small line of rain showers is moving through Southern New England at the moment. The line extends from Boston to Pawtucket, RI. By the mid-afternoon, some areas may see a little mixing of snow and rain showers. However, all precipitation will end by the early evening.
By the early evening, a cold front will move through Southern New England, and we will return to bitterly cold temperatures, as they plummet into the lower teens tonight. So, any wet streets or roads may have black ice on them. So, please go slowly if you have to drive this evening or in the early morning.
High pressure in the Central U.S. will bring colder temperatures over the next few days. However, by Thursday, winds will begin to shift to the west, which is a warmer direction. On Thursday, our high temperatures will reach just near freezing in some areas. Some cloud cover expected Thursday night will help keep temperatures from falling below the lower 20's.
As we head into the weekend, the computer models do not agree on what happens with a developing low pressure system in the Southeast U.S. The American model brings it up across the Mid-Atlantic for Saturday, giving us some rain and snow showers. But, the European model does not even show a low pressure system at all. The United Kingdom model is somewhere in between, keeping a much weaker low in the Mid-Atlantic. For now, I will keep snow and rain showers in the forecast, but I am not confident at the moment how much precipitation we will receive.
The computer models do agree that any low pressure systems will move away from the east coast for Sunday. It appears the Super Bowl will see cool temperatures, but dry weather. We will continue to see dry and seasonable weather into next Monday.
72 hour forecast:
Rest of afternoon: Rain showers mixing with snow showers by mid-afternoon. Temperatures will fall into the middle 30's by sunset.
Tonight: Precipitation ends by 8 p.m. with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will fall to 11 degrees.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny with a high of 20. Winds will come from the west-northwest at 10-13 mph. Wind chill values will be about 5 to 10 below zero.
Tuesday night: Partly cloudy and cold with a low of 11. Winds will come from the west-northwest at 5-8 mph.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny and slightly warmer with a high of 24.
Wednesday night: Partly cloudy with a low of 12.
Thursday: Mostly sunny with a high of 29.
Thursday night: Increasing clouds and warmer with a low of 23.
Extended Forecast:
Friday: Partly sunny. Highs 35-38, lows 22-25.
Saturday: Snow/rain showers through the day. Highs 34-37, lows 26-29.
Sunday: Partly to mostly sunny. Highs 35-38, lows 19-22.
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RADNOR, Pa. (April 26, 2012) – On May 9, 2012, the Schuylkill Action Network will honor 35 Cabrini students in two community-oriented environmental courses for their work on the Crabby Creek Restoration Project.
Students in both the Watershed Citizenship and in Watershed Ecology courses will receive the 2012 Schuylkill Scholastic Drinking Water Award (university category) during a ceremony at the Wissahickon Valley Watershed Association in Ambler, Pa.
A watershed is an area of land where all of the water that is under it or drains off it collects in the same location.
The Cabrini students worked with the Stroud Water Research Center, the Valley Creek Restoration Partnership, and the Chesterbrook Friends of Valley Creek to survey residents about Crabby Creek; remove invasive plants and crayfish from Crabby Creek; and plant trees in the creek's restoration area to help restore the riparian buffer (interface between land and stream).
The students reported their findings and made recommendations to the Valley Creek Restoration Partnership on how community members could work on the restoration project, and on ways to help strengthen and restore Crabby Creek.
"As a major tributary of the Schuylkill River, a regenerating Valley Creek promotes a more clean and healthy watershed," said Dr. Owen Owens, chair of the Valley Creek Restoration Project.
"The Valley Creek Restoration Project as a whole was strengthened by the students in these interdisciplinary courses, and we deeply appreciate the contributions of each student and faculty member."
The Crabby Creek project began in 2007 with funding from the federal Environmental Protection Agency. It has provided opportunities for environmental studies and research for students majoring in biology and psychology, while education students have used the project to provide environmental science outreach for K-12 students in local school districts.
In October 2008, the National Science Foundation awarded Cabrini College a $92,000 grant to support the project; the grant was used for course development, supplies and equipment supporting both the Watershed Ecology and the Watershed Citizenship courses.
Cabrini students and faculty also have presented research on the restoration project with leaders from the Stroud Water Research Center at several academic conferences, including last month at the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Conference at Georgia Southern University and at the 2012 Pennsylvania State Poster on the Hill event.
The mission of the Schuylkill Action Network is to improve the water resources of the Schuylkill River Watershed by working in partnership with state agencies, local watershed organizations and land conservation organizations, businesses, academics, water suppliers, local and state governments, regional agencies, and the federal government to transcend regulatory and jurisdictional boundaries in the strategic implementation of protection measures.
About Cabrini College Students do extraordinary things at Cabrini College, a residential Catholic college welcoming learners of all faiths, cultures and backgrounds. Founded in 1957 by the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the College provides a transformational "education of the heart," focusing on academic excellence, leadership development and a commitment to social justice.
Cabrini offers 1,300 full-time undergraduate students more than 30 majors, pre-professional programs, concentrations and minors. More than 1,900 students are in graduate studies programs at the main campus in Radnor, Pa., and at 13 off-site locations. The College's serene 112-acre campus is located 30 minutes from Philadelphia.
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Todd Wenslaff is in his 11th year at Marquette University serving as the Internal Coordinator of Business Operations. Wenslaff is responsible for day-to-day business operations of the department.
Prior to Marquette, Wenslaff worked in a similar capacity at the Bradley Center for 12 years.
A native of Milwaukee, Wenslaff received his bachelor's degree in health sciences from UW-Milwaukee in 1987 and was also a member of the UW-Parkside men's soccer team from 1980-81. He resides in the city of Milwaukee with his two children Emily and Tyler.


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An NJIT Innovator Shares His Craft
August 21, 2014
How do you teach innovation? One approach, taken by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), is to enlist innovators themselves to talk about the inspiration, work culture, and dogged determination that led to their groundbreaking inventions. >>
Research Professor to Participate in NPR Social Media Series
December 09, 2013
NJIT's Reginald Farrow will be participating in NPR's social media series, "A Day in the Life: Blacks At The Cutting Edge Of Innovation." Farrow (@rcfarrow) will be tweeting on Dec. 10 from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. >>
TEDxNJIT Event on September 12
August 27, 2013
A TEDxNJIT event will take place again on September 12, 2013 in the Jim Wise Theatre on the New Jersey Institute of Technology campus and also via an accompanying live simulcast broadcast available to viewers worldwide. The independently organized event, licensed by TED, has a theme of "Think Big – Think small" and feature leaders in various fields addressing a range of topics on how to take ideas and put them into action. >>
Watch Professor Farrow on One-on-One with Steve Adubato
June 21, 2013
NJIT research professor Reginald Farrow will appear on One-on-One with Steve Adubato. >>
An NJIT research professor known for his cutting-edge work with carbon nanotubes is overseeing the manufacture of a prototype lab-on-a-chip that would someday enable a physician to detect disease or virus from just one drop of liquid, including blood. >>
NJIT Research Professor Reginald Farrow and NJIT Professor Gordon Thomas were the recipients last night of an Edison Patent Award from the Research & Development Council of New Jersey. The event kicked off the Council's 50th Anniversary celebration and honored more than 30 inventors and 13 New Jersey companies and universities. >>
NJIT Research Professor Reginald Farrow and NJIT Professor Gordon Thomas will be the recipients Nov. 8, 2012 in the Liberty Science Center of an Edison Patent Award from the Research & Development Council of New Jersey. >>
NJIT Research Professor Reginald C. Farrow, PhD, who with his research team have discovered how to make nanoscale arrays of the world's smallest probe for investigating the electrical properties of individual living cells was awarded yesterday, Oct. 4, 2012, the NJIT Board of Overseers Excellence in Research Prize and Medal. This prize is the most prestigious research award at NJIT. It is the fifth time the award has been made. >>
MEDIA ADVISORY: NJIT Convocation Tomorrow Promises Bright New Start: New President Speaks
September 11, 2012
WHAT: NJIT marks the start of the new school tomorrow at University Convocation, an annual celebration and awards ceremony. >>
NJIT will mark the start of the new school year Sept. 12, 2012 at University Convocation, an annual celebration and awards ceremony. The event, which recognizes the accomplishments of students, faculty and staff, will be held at 3 p.m. in the Naimoli Family Athletic and Recreation Facility on the NJIT campus. >>
NJIT Professor Gordon Thomas and NJIT Research Professor Reginald Farrow, both in the department of physics, and NJIT alumnus Sheng Liu, formerly a doctoral student of both researchers and now an engineer at a biotech company, were awarded a patent today for the NJIT SmartShunt™, a unique device to help patients with brain injuries. >>
Reginald C. Farrow and Zafar Iqbal, research professors at NJIT, were awarded a patent today for an improved method of fabricating arrays of nanoscale electrical probes. >>


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It should be posted on Friday night/ satuday morning. It'll have my analysis on the NYKs and Kobe!!!
that's great man, can't wait to read it
I want to read this... it's going to be interesting to see Kobe's value this offseason.
Last year it was the LeBron Lottery, this year it's the Kobe Chase.
I'm starting tonight and finishing it tommorow evening and sending it friday morning (ET), rady.
waste of time....noWAY Kobe coming to New York..........
Kobe for Houston...HA!
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Luxor Shore Excursion: Temples of Karnak Sound and Light Show with Private Transport
See the ancient world come alive in a 3-hour Luxor shore excursion to the Temples of Karnak sound and light show. Learn the imperial history of Thebes as you walk the colonnades of the sprawling complex with your Egyptologist guide, and listen to the pharaohs narrate their own remarkable stories. Sit on the shores of a sacred lake as statues and sanctuaries light up, and experience Egypt's remarkable antiquities firsthand.
- 2-hour shore excursion to the beautiful Temples of Karnak from Luxor
- Enjoy a magnificent sound and light show through the temple complex – one of the largest ancient religious sites in the world!
- Walk along the stunning Avenue of Sphinx and learn the history of Egypt and the New Kingdom
- Private transport from Luxor ensures a more personalized experience
- Covered by Viator's worry-free policy: guaranteed on-time return to your ship
What You Can Expect
The show begins as you walk along the illuminated Avenue of Sphinx. Pass through its towering façade into the Great Court and tour the dark, ancient complex as a pharaoh's voice narrates the fascinating history of Upper Egypt and the New Kingdom. Learn about powerful rulers like King Tut, Ramses II and Queen Hatshepsut, and discover how this incredible site was the region's main place of worship during the 18th dynasty.
The story of Egypt continues as you sit overlooking the Sacred Lake and admire the beauty of the temples as they come to life and illuminate the night sky. Then see the temples sparkle in the distance as you make your way back in time to board your ship.
Worry-free Shore Excursion:
We will ensure your timely return to the Luxor port for this activity. In the rare event your ship has departed, we will arrange for transportation to the next port-of-call. If your ship is delayed and you are unable to attend this activity, your money will be refunded. See our terms and conditions for full details.


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Fashion Week Emergency: Lydia Hearst Hospitalized for Kidney Stones!
WILL SHE BE OKAY??!?!?!?By Jessica Coen
WILL SHE BE OKAY??!?!?!?By Jessica Coen
In her new ad campaign, the model/heiress is the face of New Journalism.By Jessica Pressler
She stars alongside Lydia Hearst in the raunchy circus-themed ads.By Bennett Marcus
Just in case there's anyone left on earth who is not clear on the fact that Brody Jenner gets, like, MAD ASS, someone has planted a "Page Six" item that drives the point home. Also, Lydia Hearst is a supermodel, dammit, Dennis Hopper thinks his new movie is wack, and someone has a titanium AmEx they want you to know about, in today's gossip roundup.
Plus: An auction of hip-hop's "crown jewels," Diesel opens big in Brazil while feeding artsy New Yorkers, and vintage Levi's sell for $36K.
Subkoff's racking up publicity for her new Bebe line with a girl-on-girl kiss!
Yeah, yeah, we know, we're hardly the first. But we MIGHT be the first to stand awkwardly in her dressing room blurting out 'Gossip Girl' questions.
He's walking in the runway show being held this evening in honor of this special day and has a Jesse Metcalfe thing going on.
Also, Usher wants to design lingerie, J.Crew apologizes for its shoddy Website, and Victoria Beckham's got a new gig.
Hearst models Tara Subkoff's diffusion line for Bebe in a short film. Like Justin in the William Rast promo, she's being chased.
Our invite must have gotten lost in the mail. Meanwhile! Mean jellyfish continue to spoil summer fun! Aretha never reached the beach! And Howard Stern and his fiancée looked so tall this weekend! There was so much going on in the Hamptons … honey, where were you?
The abrupt departure leaves former CEO Frank Bennack Jr. in charge.
All the morning's gossip columns, distilled for your pleasure.
According to Facebook, the model-heiress is about to take another big leap. Of course, for us to believe it would require a big leap of a different kind.
Her new boyfriend is going to be deployed to Iraq soon. Lydia will follow!
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana will throw Naomi Campbell's 38th-birthday party in Cannes, luxury companies like Dior have shady manufacturing practices, and Bill Blass might be sold soon.
Is Beyoncé pregnant? "We'll perform an ultrasound and get back to you," her reps say sassily. That and the results of other probing in our daily roundup of the city's juiciest gossip.
The model heiress talks about 'Gossip Girl' and whom she hasn't made out with lately.
All of today's gossip, including dish about Chace Crawford, Ashley Olsen, Leighton Meester, Blake Lively, and Steve Wozniak. Because, you know, they all go together.
Vanessa Paradis will replace Kirsten Dunst as the face of Miu Miu; 'America's Next Top Model' lands another season, as the lead in to the CW's new fashion-assistant reality show; and Jessica Stam explains the whole D.J. thing.