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Debbie's Deals: Free bowling for kids all summer at Brunswick Bowling
DENVER - If your kids like to bowl, then you need to sign up for Brunswick's bonus zone.
Sign your kids up and you'll get coupons for the kids to bowl two free games each day this summer. All you have to pay for is taxes and shoe rental.
To sign up, visit Brunswick's website and look on the right side of the screen for the link to "Join the bonus zone."
Once you sign up, you'll get an email with two coupons.
One coupon allows kids 18 and under to bowl two games free each day during open play. The coupon is valid until August 31, so you can use each day for the next few weeks.
The second coupon is a BOGO -- buy one game, get one free. The coupon is good for up to five free games when you buy five games and it's good for adults! It's valid Sunday through Thursday only. It expires in about two weeks.
Brunswick has several locations in the metro area including Aurora, Lone Tree, Lakewood, Westminster and Wheat Ridge.
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AMF bowling alleys have two summer deals, but you have to pay for both.
Buy a kids pass (ages 15 and under) for $21.95 or an adult pass (ages 16 and up) for $26.95 and you and your kids can bowl three games each weekday. The offer is valid until 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. The offer runs through Labor Day. At about $2-$3 per game, you'll need to go at least four times to make this deal -- so about once a week.
If you don't think you'll go very often, AMF is offering $2 Tuesdays at many of its bowling alleys. On $2 Tuesdays, each game is $2 and shoe rental is $2.
Read more on AMF's website.
AMF has locations in Thornton, Northglenn, Denver, Aurora, Englewood and Littleton.
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I thought that in preparation for the conference season, and being in the holiday spirit, I would sprinkle my poetic talents on you...
'Twas The Week Before Christmas - Missouri Valley Style
'Twas the week before Christmas, when all thro' the land
A mid-major conference was taking a stand
The wins against majors were stacked up with care
In hopes that March 11 soon would be there
Nantz, Kellogg and Lundquist; a collection of fools
Who just paid attention to BCS schools
But out in the land, there arose quite a clatter
They sprang from their chairs to see what was the matter
When what to their wondering eyes should appear
But the Missouri Valley having a fine year
With Creighton out front and Wichita State
The rest of the Valley was playing so great
With three months to go before the big dance
Big wins and strong schedules would give them a chance
And after Arch Madness, Selection Sunday came
A day to hear Gumbel shout out their name
Now! Trees, now! Panthers, now! Missouri State!
Join Greg and Gregg; five bids would be great!
To Portland! To Pittsburgh! To other host sites!
Score away! Score away! With all of your mights!
All 'round the country, the Valley was seen
They landed two teams in the sweet Sweet Sixteen
The Bluejays were tough and the Shockers were stout
None of the big boys could soon knock them out
The tournament ended, the Valley was fine
And with no biased thoughts for the fools to opine
Nantz finally rose and, thus, with his group
Admitted the Valley was mighty a troop
The radio blaring, much sleep in my eyes
Awakened me from my sweet Valley high
It all was a dream! But how could it be?
I swear I just saw Jim Nantz cry on TV!
I took off for work, leaving the Valley behind
Back to the rat race, back to the grind
With hopes that when I meet my pillow tonight
That Doug Elgin's face is still full of delight
The season is young, the Valley still strong
We knew that the league would be great all along
Are five bids possible? Let's wait and see…
Merry Christmas to all, and GO MVC!

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Over the past few years, our event has grown from 300+ runners our first year to almost 900 runners in just four short years. Our race is timed by RunTIME Racing Services and is a USATF certified course.
The race begins at the Saginaw Recreation Center, runs through beautiful Willow Creek Park, and then returns to the Saginaw Recreation Center. The course is flat and fast.
A portion of the proceeds from the race will benefit the Eagle Mountain Saginaw I.S.D. Scholarship Fund. This Saginaw Area Chamber of Commerce event is produced in partnership with the City of Saginaw.
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Martin Luther Biography, Part 7: Professorship in Wittenberg
Martin Luther first taught at the University of Wittenberg during the winter semester, 1508-9; he apparently took this teaching position at the urging of his mentor, Johann von Staupitz. In the spring of 1511, upon returning from Rome, Luther was called by the Elector of Saxony, Frederick the Wise, to a permanent teaching position at the University of Wittenberg. At first, Luther taught philosophy, then he transferred to teaching theology. In time, Luther began to lecture through various books of the Bible; it was through preparation for these lectures on Scripture that Luther eventually came to his breakthrough in regards to his understanding of justification.
Roland Bainton, Here I Stand: A Life of Martin Luther (Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1978), 39.
Virgil Robinson, Luther the Leader (Ithaca, MI: A.B. Publishing, 1997), 28-29.]
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I want to make an algorithm for changing one word to other. For example the given word is "MUD" and I need to convert it to "BED". For each iteration I can change one character, but that should form an another meaningful word. For example "MUD" can be change as "MAD". Like this I need to find the shortest path to convert the "MUD" to "BED".
A separate method is provided for finding the valid word. IsWord() is a method which will give us the boolean result whether the given string is valid or not. So dont need to worry about that.
I also dont need to worry about efficiency or lines of code , etc. Do any one have any idea how to make this algorithm. If so please help me.
Thanks in Advance.
(I know that we have to use tree and have to do binary traversal, but I have no idea how to use it in this algorithm)


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I recently collaborated with Logitech to test and review their electronic products. My primary goal for this review is to test the Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810 which offers such a cool compatible combination perfect for a compound of devices, across numerous operating systems. Talk about a stylish sleekly supplement for your PC, smartphone or tablet.
I used the Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810 device for a couple of days and was so impressed with the keyboard backlit such a cool soothing blue. I used the keyboard mainly with a Windows tablet and Windows PC swapping from one device to the other problem free.
"It's designed for Windows 8 and Windows RT, one-touch easy switching between your PC, tablet, and smartphones." ~ Logitech
What makes a device user friendly? Find out below. You should know, I approve of the Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810 but, mainly consider it a luxury electronic accessory with great functionality and connectivity. I'm not the only one either.
According to Brian Westover from PCMag.com here, in terms of connectivity "the keyboard has a pretty good range. Bluetooth connectivity usually drops off around thirty feet, but even from forty feet away, the Bluetooth connection allowed me to type without losing connection."
Steven Sande reported here at TUAW; in terms of functionality, "the k810 has a very good feel to it. The keys aren't as "stiff" as those on the Apple Keyboard, which actually makes for smoother typing."
A CNET.com review stated here that, "The multidevice Bluetooth pairing won't click with everyone at first. But those who do realize the potential of the multipairing function, and who have a need for it, will likely find the K810 uncommonly useful."
I approve of the Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810. You should know; I have been a Logitech fan for many years starting with my first webcam and computer microphone. It's a brand I trust.
Nevertheless, since my last Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K75 was damaged the K810 makes a great replacement. I left my K75 on the window seal for a couple of days to obtain a full juice sunlight charge, it rained, the window was up and the rest is history. It normally takes a couple of hours to charge from sunlight on my window seal. Nevertheless, the K75 dried however some keys don't work properly anymore. Talk about my favorite keyboard of all times.
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Anyone can get a great miniature collections very cheaply, thanks to collectible miniatures vith very rare miniatures and stores selling singles. For as low as $25, you can get a basic set of 50 miniatures that has a lot of those extras your player characters are going to meet a lot, plus a lot of different characters for pc's or villains. I've chosen to use Troll & Toad as I've made a lot of purchases with them I'm happy with, and they have a great collection (including Mage Knight) and good photos of everything. You might get some minis cheaper elsewhere but mailing costs might be a bit higher - but I can only tell about international shipping.
Now to the miniatutres themselves. Some of the miniatures have been repainted or possibly modified a bit, but not much.
Street toughs and minions
Armed ladies
Military and Swat
Corporate people & men in suits
Guns and blades
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This is my first article about Modern/Cyberpunk miniatures. If you're on budget, in these genres it's quite easy to get a collection that is everything you need for very low cost - a lot of minis you're going to want are probably men in suits & swat/soldier -type.
The miniatures I present in this series of posts have been used in Savage Cyberworld -campaign, and so far I've posted miniature articles about prepainted miniatures fitting for Sword & Sorcery, which is almost complete.


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After reading this article and taking this test, you will be able to
* explain the prevalence, risk factors, etiology, classification, diagnosis, and clinical presentation of irritable bowel syndrome.
* plan the appropriate interventions for patients who have irritable bowel syndrome.
1. The prevalence of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) in North America is
a. 5% to 10%.
b. 10% to 15%.
c. 15% to 20%.
d. 20% to 25%.
2. IBS is more common among
a. men.
b. patients who are obese.
c. patients under the age of 50.
d. higher socioeconomic groups.
3. According to the Rome III criteria, a diagnosis of IBS requires that patients who meet symptom criteria have experienced them on at least how many days per month for the past 3 months?
a. 3
b. 5
c. 7
d. 9
4. Which IBS subtype is equally common among both genders?
a. IBS with constipation
b. IBS with diarrhea
c. IBS mixed
d. IBS unsubtyped
5. In addition to gastrointestinal problems, patients who have IBS frequently report
a. anorexia.
b. headaches.
c. joint pain.
d. paresthesias.
6. An abnormal level of which of the following substances is thought to play a role in the etiology of IBS?
a. acetylcholine
b. secretin
c. somatostatin
d. serotonin
7. According to a systematic review, which of the following conditions was four times as prevalent in patients meeting the diagnostic criteria for IBS as in control subjects?
a. celiac disease
b. lactose intolerance
c. pyloric stenosis
d. gastroesophageal reflux disease
8. Colonic imaging is recommended to rule out organic disease in patients with IBS symptoms who have any "alarm" features, one of which is
a. diverticulitis.
b. iron deficiency anemia.
c. cholelithiasis.
d. chronic pancreatitis.
9. Which artificial sweetener tends to exacerbate symptoms of IBS?
a. aspartame
b. sucralose
c. sorbitol
d. saccharin
10. According to the American College of Gastroenterology IBS Task Force, which of these is moderately effective in improving global IBS symptoms?
a. wheat bran
b. psyllium husk
c. corn bran
d. calcium polycarbophil
11. Which of these drugs is relatively safe and effective in treating IBS with constipation by activating chloride channels in the intestine and promoting fluid secretion?
a. polyethylene glycol
b. tegaserod
c. methylcellulose
d. lubiprostone
12. Which of these drugs has been withdrawn from the market because of an increased risk of cardiovascular events?
13. According to the American College of Gastroenterology IBS Task Force, loperamide may help
a. reduce IBS pain.
b. weaken visceral sensation.
c. improve stool consistency.
d. diminish IBS global symptoms.
14. Which of these drugs is currently approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of travelers' diarrhea and is under FDA review for use in IBS?
a. rifaximin
b. dicyclomine
c. citalopram
d. pinaverium
15. Although tricyclic antidepressants can help reduce symptoms of IBS, their use for this purpose is limited owing to their tendency to cause
a. weight loss.
b. insomnia.
c. sedation.
d. hypertension.
16. Therapy with which of the following is thought to help diminish IBS symptoms by stimulating the hypothalamus–pituitary system and releasing endorphins and enkephalins?
a. peppermint oil
b. acupuncture
c. hypnotherapy
d. probiotics
17. Therapy with which of the following is thought to help improve digestive and intestinal functioning and possibly immunomodulatory responses?
18. Therapy with which of the following is thought to help diminish IBS symptoms by exerting an antispasmodic effect on the intestinal smooth muscle?
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College Hockey:Rawlings stops 38 as Northeastern edges Massachusetts-Lowell
BOSTON — A risky coaching maneuver made by No. 18 Massachusetts-Lowell late in the third period paid dividends. Just to the wrong team.
River Hawks coach Norm Bazin pulled goaltender Doug Carr to gain a six-on-four advantage during Northeastern blueliner Josh Manson's hooking penalty at 16:33. Unfortunately for Lowell, the presence of two extra men on the ice could not prevent Huskies winger Steve Quailer from clearing the puck directly in to the River Hawks' empty net at 16:03 in the final frame, securing a 3-2 victory.
"I don't regret that," Bazin said. "I thought we failed to execute on what we had drawn up, and I probably had the wrong combination on the ice. But that happens. I don't regret that decision one bit and I would take that same opportunity again if it presented itself."
Quailer's empty netter — which extended Northeastern's win streak to a season-high six games — extinguished Lowell's late-game fireworks and the River Hawks' own five-game hot streak. Lowell is now winless against the Huskies in their last five clashes, and has come away empty handed in five of its last six opportunities.
But it was not for lack of effort.
"I didn't think we had our legs early in the game, but credit to that, because [the River Hawks] come at you." Northeastern coach Jim Madigan said. "It's not a surprise that they are where they are in the league, because they're a good hockey club."
The first period was a draw, with neither team able to chip away at the scoreless stalemate. The squads were nearly parallel in all aspects of play, including simultaneous penalties at 5:28 and an almost equal number of shots on net.
Northeastern's fourth line broke the stranglehold first in the second stanza. At 3:01, Huskies left winger Adam Reid worked the puck deep in the River Hawks' zone behind Carr. Reid threw the puck in front of the net in traffic, and it deflected off Lowell defender Chad Ruhwedel and found twine. Linemate Zak Stone and defenseman Dan Cornell received helpers on the Reid's second effort of the season.
"They work hard — they got a goal last week at Notre Dame," Madigan said. "They keep it down low well and they try to protect pucks and get pucks to the net."
The River Hawks answered back by lighting the lamp 10 minutes later. Lowell center Stephen Buco won the draw and dropped the puck to linemate Scott Wilson waiting in the slot. Wilson roofed the equalizer over the shoulder of Northeastern netminder Chris Rawlings.
At 4:25 in the third period, Northeastern blueliner Anthony Bitetto passed the puck across to winger Cody Ferriero low in the left circle. Ferriero rifled a slap shot on net that Bitetto tipped past Carr for the go-ahead goal.
"I was just staying wide, [Bitetto] just cut through the middle, but he kept going to the net when he dished it wide," Ferriero said of Bitetto's goal. "I just pulled up because I had a little bit of time, and Tony was just going through. It just deflected off his stick."
Quailer's empty-net goal gave the Huskies some short-lived insurance until the River Hawks pulled their goalie during another power play, this time with more success.
At 18:37, Lowell winger David Vallorani slid a pass across to linemate Derek Arnold in the left circle. During another six-on-four advantage, Arnold launched a wrist shot past Rawlings to bring the River Hawks within striking distance as the clock wound down.
However, Rawlings, who made 38 saves in the game, kept Lowell from getting the equalizer.
"Chris [Rawlings] has played so well," Madigan said. "He's kept us in games. He's been fabulous. He plays with so much confidence, he gives our team confidence, and we can take some chances at times."
With the victory, Northeastern climbs back to .500 with a record of 7-7-2. The Huskies will have to put their win streak on ice for three weeks as the squad enters the mid-season holiday break.
"You win six in a row, you don't want to stop," Madigan said. "But I think it's the right time. We'll regenerate and re-energize, come back on the 26th, and get it going again when we head up to Minnesota."
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Now that American Muslims aren't supporting Bush, it's okay to go back to defaming them, err, we mean, Telling the Truth About Islam. Conservative commentator, J. Grant Swank, Jr., poses a Cheney-like ultimatum. "If Kerry wins," he warns, "Muslim power will loom in America." What does Swank imagine this will look like? Slave girls, lustfulness, burning plantations, genocide and assassination…and all this starts with sensitivity training for teachers with Muslim students.
"'I'm not going to debate this with you, God! You're beginning to sound like you belong to the reality-based community!'" Bush's persona endures another imagined conversation with God, this time courtesy of The Guardian. Though Bush probably regrets it more, at this point, we're also sorry that he ever gave his satirists this material.
In the fallout after Pat Robertson's appearance on CNN — where he claimed that President Bush hadn't believed there would be any U.S. casualties in Iraq, and that God had informed Robertson himself that Iraq would be a "messy" "disaster" — theological allies have dismissed the televangelist. Southern Baptist Convention leader Richard Land ridiculed Robertson as having "developed a habit of recounting what he says God has told him on matters of public interest," and said that Robertson represented an "'ever-diminishing group of evangelicals.'"
Christian theologian and author, Tom Beaudoin, doesn't want to hear any more about candidates' personal faith. "Today a public confession of faith by a presidential candidate is so deeply enmeshed in the calculating politics of manipulation that it simply should not be believed. Anyone who thinks a modern major-party candidate can talk about faith in a way that is not seen as angling for some political advantage, some movement in the polls, is asking the impossible."
Russia-Belarus Union Secretary Pavel Borodin proposed a rederendum to allow President Vladamir Putin to run for a third term in office, saying that Russia is ruled by tsars and thatPutin's power comes from God. Putin's spokespeople quickly distanced the president from Borodin's remarks, saying they had "'nothing in common with reality.'"


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Although Casey Kasem died a month ago, he still hasn't been buried yet, the Daily News is reporting. The iconic radio host remains above ground in part because his wife arranged for a private autopsy amid claims of elder abuse, a source told the publication.
Jean Kasem paid for the autopsy after her husband died in the hospital. He was then transferred to a morgue in Washington state where he… Continue reading The Fight Isn't Over – Casey Kasem Has Yet To Be Buried Because Wife Arranged Private Autopsy After He Died – Family Battle Wages On


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The Kansas Department of Health and Environment announced today that it has received reports of more measles cases in the Wichita area. The outbreak in Kansas has resulted in 14 illnesses and 11 are in the Sedgwick County / city of Wichita area, the Wichita Eagle reported July 22. Three measles infections were reported earlier in the summer in the Kansas City metro area where a large outbreak has been underway. The original cases in Wichita were linked to that outbreak.
Kansas has 14 illnesses, and Missouri last reported another 21. The overall total for the continuing Kansas City / Wichita measles outbreak is 35 cases through June 19.
The Ohio measles outbreak has not ended. In the last week, a total of six new illnesses have been detected, bringing the current total to 374. The state had gone nearly three weeks without a new measles case and public health officials had hoped that the contagious respiratory illness had been contained.
Through July 18, the Centers for Disease Control have received reports of 580 measles illnesses in 2014. The cases are from 20 states. Ohio, Kansas and Missouri and Washington have the only outbreaks that are ongoing at this time.
The Ohio measles outbreak in Amish country is the largest this year. An outbreak in southern California early in 2014 ended with 60 cases. The Kansas City outbreak, including the newest cases in Wichita, is the third largest. New York City had an outbreak in early 2014 that ended at 27. The state of Washington has reported 27 measles illnesses, with three major outbreaks including one that has not yet concluded. That measles outbreak is in the Micronesian community in the Seattle area.
The growing number of measles cases in the United States is the highest since 1995. Many of the outbreaks can be directly traced to returning travelers who contracted the illness overseas. The Amish outbreak began with one illness contracted in the Philippines which is fighting an epidemic. The latest Washington outbreak is linked to an outbreak of measles on several islands in Micronesia.


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The Best Quotes About Maturity
List Criteria: Must be a famous or well-known quote. Vote for the Maturity sayings that strongly resonate with you, and downvote any you didn't like.
A list of the best maturity quotes and sayings, including the names of each speaker or author when available. This list is sorted by popularity, so only the most famous maturity quotes are at the top. The authors of these historic maturity quotes are displayed next to each quote, so if you see one you like be sure to check out other inspirational maturity quotes from that same writer.
This list answers the questions, "What are the best quotes about maturity?" and "What are inspirational maturity quotes?"
This list includes notable maturity quotes by various authors, writers, playwrights, speakers, politicians, athletes, poets, and more. Vote on your favorites so that the greatest maturity quotes rise to the top, as the order of the list changes dynamically based on votes. Don't let your favorite maturity sayings get to the bottom of the list.
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If boyhood and youth are but vanity, must it not be our ambition to become men? Vincent van Gogh
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Basically my wife was immature. I'd be at home in the bath and she would come in and sink my boats. Woody Allen
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Where id was, there shall ego be. Sigmund Freud
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Maturity is often more absurd than youth and very frequently is most unjust to youth. Thomas Edison
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Show me a man with both feet on the ground and I'll show you a man who can't get his pants on. Joe E. Lewis
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Ah, but I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now. Bob Dylan
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Maturity: among other things, the unclouded happiness of the child at play, who takes it for granted that he is at one with his play-mates. Dag Hammarskjöld
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Maturity: Be able to stick with a job until it is finished. Be able to bear an injustice without having to get even. Be able to carry money without spending it. Do your duty without being supervised. Eppie Friedman
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Maturity is the time of life when, if you had the time, you'd have the time of your life.
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By the time a person has achieved years adequate for choosing a direction, the die is cast and the moment has long since passed which determined the future.
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One does not get better but different and older and that is always a pleasure. Gertrude Stein
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Your lordship, though not clean past your youth, have yet some smack of age in you, some relish of the saltiness of time. William Shakespeare
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Maturity is the ability to reap without apology and not complain when things don't go well. Jim Rohn
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When the apple is ripe it will fall.
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My experience is that as soon as people are old enough to know better, they don't know anything at all. Oscar Wilde


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Dr. Blob's lab found the #1 "weirdest" animal story of 2013, according to the website LiveScience.
More graduate student news!
Microbiology Students Sweep Awards at SC Branch ASM Meeting
Joseph Angeloni (mentor: Dr. Min Cao) took home 1st place in Graduate Student Poster Session and undergraduates Rachel Weber, Carly Dameron, and Andy Taylor took 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places in the Undergraduate Poster session. Rachel and Carly both conducted research with Dr. Barbara Campbell and Andy works with Dr. Harry Kurtz.
Congratulations to all who participated.
The meeting also featured a very well-received talk from Dr. Mario Marco from the University of California, Davis who delivered the keynote lecture on "Impacts of the Indigenous Plant Microbiota on Fresh Produce Food Safety." Our faculty represented also, as a session on Metagenomic Analysis in Microbiology featured Dr. Barbara Campbell and her postdoctoral researcher Dr. Dudovic Besaury and a session on Science Education and Teaching featured Dr. Tamara McNealy.
Dixie Damrel Awarded a Fulbright Teaching Scholarship
This spring Dixie Damrel, curator of theClemson University Herbarium, was awarded a prestigious and highly competitive Fulbright Teaching Scholarship for 2014-2015. Dixie's proposal called for her to spend five to six months teaching and exchanging best practice curation techniques with several herbaria in Malaysia. The precise details and length of the award are still being finalized, but she expects to be based primarily at the Forestry Research Institute of Malaysia (FRIM) in Kuala Lumpur and also spend several weeks working and teaching at herbaria in Sarawak and Sabah.
Mike Sears' Research Receives National Attention
Wild salamanders living in some of North America's best salamander habitat are getting smaller as their surroundings get warmer and drier, forcing them to burn more energy in a changing climate.
Dr. Sears' work has generated national and international attention, appearing in sites from Buzzfeed to National Geographic. You can explore these sources here. You can also read the Clemson University press release here.
35th Annual Biology Merit Exam - Friday, April 11th
The Clemson University Department of Biological Sciences conducts the Biology Merit Exam to recognize and promote outstanding achievement in the biological sciences among middle and high school students in South Carolina. We also provide laboratory visits and tours around campus to promote interest in the life sciences and a preview of college life.
Students attending the Biology Merit Exam at Clemson University will have an opportunity to test their biology knowledge, aquaint themselves with campus, visit museums and science exhibits, explore a college atmosphere, and compete against other students for awards.
The event is made possible by Dr. Barbara Speziale, and her HHMI/SC Life award. This is just one of the projects she funds with her award from HHMI. The 9 middle and high schools she sponsors visit campus on Thursday, have science lab/activities and a Science Expo/Reception that evening before taking the BME on Friday.
Dr. Temesvari Receives NIH Grant
Dr. Temesvari has been researching Entamoeba histolytica, a pathogen that causes amoebic dystentery and amoebic liver abscesses in over 50,000,000 people annually in developing countries for the last 14 years. Her research is part of the University program called the Eukaryotic Pathogens Innovation Center (EPIC). This grant comes from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institute of Health, and will allow her research to continue in locating a stress response in the pathogen and possibly finding a cure.
You can read the Tiger article here, learn about EPIC here, or read the Greenville News report here.
Dr. Harry Kurtz Receives SC Sea Grant
Dr. Kurtz's lab has received a Program Development Grant from the South Carolina Sea Grant Authority for a series of initial studies into the microbial ecology and biogeochemistry of South Carolina beaches. SC Sea Grants are directed at developing a fuller understanding of coastal processes. Dr. Kurtz's work is designed to examine ecological processes in barrier island beaches and examine potential biogeochemical links between beach processes and the persistence of certain organisms that affect recreation, tourism and fisheries.
Our Award Winning Graduate Students this Semester
Graduate student Evan Apanovitch recently received an honorable mention with the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program for his proposal "Chytrid disease dynamics: thermal and hydric effects on the spread and susceptibility of Bs in North American salamanders." Additionally, he received a fellowship from the Highlands Biological Station to support his work this summer for his proposal "Rising stress: investigating multiple plethodon stressors across elevational gradients."
Graduate student Eric Riddell recently received an honorable mention with the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program for his proposal "High and dry: acclimation and transcriptomics of mountaintop salamanders under climate change." He also received a fellowship from the Highlands Biological Station to support his work this summer for a project titled "Uncovering the capacity of a terrestrial salamander to respond to climate change with a reciprocal transplant study and transcriptomics." In addition to these successes, Eric was a finalist for the Huey Award Competition, sponsored by the Division of Ecology and Evolution of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology, for Best Student Presentation in the division and he received a Grant in Aid of Research from the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology.
Graduate Student Zhao (Jack) Chen has received a Distinguished Graduate Student Fellowship Award in the amount of $5,000. Jack was selected by the Graduate Fellowship Committee at Clemson University.
The first ever Three Minute Thesis Competition kicked off this year, a precursor to bigger and better competitions in the future. However, our department gets to claim special boasting rights as two of our students took both First Place spots. The 3MT finals were "ridiculously close" and Dean Burg and the Graduate School were impressed with all presenters. Our students, Ashlee Tietje and Namrata Sengupta tied for First Place! You can read more about the 3MT competition and the Graduate School here.
Sandy Kawano won the Estes Award from the Society for Vertebrate Paleontology for best dissertation project in non-mammalian paleontology. Sandy Kawano also won a research travel award from the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology.
Funds provided by the Society for Vertebrate Paleontology Estes Memorial Grant and the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology Fellowship of Graduate Student Travel are being used to study important fossil specimens of stem tetrapods at natural history museums across the United States, in order to gain a better understanding of how vertebrates became terrestrial. Using the research collections at the museums, Sandy is developing a substantial database of 3D scans for many important fossil fishes and amphibians, which will be used to model the ability of these fossil taxa to move onto land. The integration of paleontology, biomechanics, engineering, and mathematics are being implemented to provide a comprehensive analysis of how changes to the musculoskeletal design from fishes to tetrapods led to one of the greatest events in the history of vertebrates.
Kelly Diamond won a Sigma Xi grant-in-aid of research, which allowed her to travel to Hilo, HI to collect data on the escape response of waterfall climbing goby fish for her master's research. Thanks to this funding, they were able to test how water velocity and attack direction affect the escape response of juvenile goby fish in both laboratory and environmental settings. These data are some of the first to measure this important behavior of fish under conditions they experience in nature.
Congratulations to all of our hardworking and success-driven graduate students.
Charlie Wei Receives US Patent
Dr. Yanzhang (Charlie) Wei recently received a US patent for his work. The patent has a title of Polypeptides comprising Fas activation and NKG2D-ligand domains (Patent #: 8,541,560). The present invention is drawn to fusion proteins comprising (a) a ligand for an NK receptor and (b) a Fas activation domain, and to nucleic acids encoding such fusion proteins. The invention also includes methods of making and using such proteins and nucleic acids, including their use in preventing or treating cancer.
Dr. Gallicchio to Host OMICS Symposium
Dr. Gallicchio, working with the OMICS Group, is organizing a symposium entitled " Translational and Personalized Medicine" that will take place November 3-5, 2014 in Las Vegas, NV at the Embassy Suites Hotel. OMICS Group International is an amalgamation of Open Access publications and worldwide international science conferences and events. Established in the year 2007 with the sole aim of making the information on Sciences and technology 'Open Access', OMICS Group publishes 350 online open access scholarly journals in all aspects of Science, Engineering, Management and Technology journals. OMICS Group has been instrumental in taking the knowledge on Science & technology to the doorsteps of ordinary men and women. Click here for the full story!
Dr. Wen Chen receives US Patent
Dr. Chen received a patent for his invention, which relates generally to the field of cancer diagnosis and treatment, and more particularly to compositions and methods that are useful in eliminating HER2+ breast cancer cells, triple-negative breast cancer cells that do not express estrogen receptor, progesterone receptor or HER2/neu, and cancer cells with stem-like characteristics. The paper is titled, "Compositions and methods for visualizing and eliminating cancer stem cells."
You may read more about the patent here.
Dr. Lisa Rapaport is Researcher of the Month
Researcher of the Month is an opportunity to receive recognition, gratitude, publicity for your research or projects, and some special library goodies from Clemson's Cooper Library.
Nominees are current students, faculty, or staff members who contribute to the academic and intellectual culture here at Clemson. Lisa was chosen not only for her work with golden lion tamarins, but also because she "recommends books and articles to her students based on interests they express in her classes." Read the full story.
Dr. Gohad featured on Clemson News Now - 1/14
Clemson News Now filmed Dr. Neeraj Gohad's work in the Clemson Research Minute Series. Check it out! URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BW7w3c-EkyA
Bears Do it - 9/13
The New Yorker recently ran an article about Dr. David Tonkyn's former MS student,Brandie Smith. She graduated with an MS in Biological Sciences in 1997 and wrote her thesis on "Minimization of inbreeding in captive populations of endangered species". She is still involved in that effort, as you can read in the story. After Clemson, Brandie worked for the American Zoo and Aquarium Association for awhile before becoming a Senior Curator at the National Zoo. In addition to this work and interview, she had a lot of face time a few months back when Rusty the Red Panda escaped from the National Zoo into greater DC.
You can read the entire article here.
6th Annual CBASS - Saturday 2/22/14
You are invited to attend the 6th Annual CBASS: Clemson's Biological Science's Annual Student Symposium, tomorrow, February 22nd!
We will have a talk session, with 5 minute thesis presentations beginning at 9am in Vickery Auditorium. There is a poster session in the afternoon, starting at 1:30 in the Life Science Facility Atrium, and ends at 3:30. Come join us to see what CAFLS and SAFES graduate and undergraduate research is all about! Attached is the announcement flyer and also a schedule of events! Hope to see you there!
Download the schedule of events here.
Neeraj Gohad takes an interdisciplinary approach to saving the environment
Neeraj Gohad, an assistant research professor in the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences, is thinking big about small things. His research on biofouling has the potential to save millions in ship maintenance and exceptionally lowering the usage of fossil fuels for the naval and maritime fleets.
Tamara McNealy Lab Receives Grant
The McNealy lab - in collaboration with Dr. Daniel Jenkins and colleagues at the University of Hawaii - was awarded a USDA grant entitled 'New Engineered Approaches for Recovering Disperse Populations of Low-Tolerance Pathogens from.' The $498,000 grant will fund research over the next three years to develop a rapid gene-based detection system of pathogens in the field, specifically on produce. The grant capitalizes on the nanoparticle based biofilm disruption work that Dr. McNealy's lab has been working on and integrates this with novel engineering developments from the UH group.
Dr. Krista Rudolph Receives Award
CAFLS faculty member Dr. Krista Rudolph received theNational Scholars Program's Award of Distinction from soon-to-graduate Chris Covey from the Clemson National Scholars Program this past July.
Dr. Barbara Campbell Receives Grant Support for Coastal Diversity
Barbara Campbell, a microbial ecologistand assistant professor in the Dept. of Biological Sciences in the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences, received $215,942 for the first two years of a five-year grant from the National Science Foundation Dimensions of Biodiversity. The research project at Clemson University has been recommended for a total amount of $434,876 over the five years.
Dr. Tamara McNealy at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
In October 2013, Dr. Tamara McNealy was invited to speak on her work on Legionella biofilms and nanoparticles at the 8th International Conference on Legionella 2013, held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. This meeting is held once every four years and is the key meeting for Legionella Researchers around the world.
Experimental Biology Cover Photo
Neeraj Gohad & Dr. Andrew Mount's work were featured on the cover of Experimental Biology, June 2013.
Barnacle cyprid adhesives:You can find more information about their work here.
Dr. Lisa Bain Urges for Less Arsenic in Apple Juice
Lowering arsenic levels in apple juice is a step in the right direction, but regulators could and should go further, says Clemson University biologist Lisa Bain, who researches the genetic and developmental effects of arsenic on animals. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is moving to decrease the amount of arsenic allowed in apple juice to 10 parts per billion — the same level the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has set for drinking water. Bain advocates halving the established level to five parts per billion.
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Danielle from 2 Little Superheroes tells us, "My pantry bi-fold doors constantly fell off the track and never really worked for the space. I dreamed of finding an old vintage door and using that." But the vintage door proved to be hard to find.
After two years of searching, Danielle decided that there had to be a way to make what she already had work. She figured out how to take off the hinges from the bi-fold, and reattach it as two separately opening doors–french doors! Painting those doors black and adding adorable new hardware added lots of personality and completed the transformation. Way to rock what you've got, Danielle!
Find out how Danielle changed these doors herself at 2 Little Superheroes.


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A young lined seahorse will be 5/8 inch long but within 10 months can reach an average size of 5 inches.
They can be found in shallow coastal regions ranging from Cape Cod, MA to Argentina where there is an abundance of vegetation to hold on to.
Seahorses are easily recognized by their horse-like head that lays perpendicular to the body and long, curling prehensile tail. A seahorse's body is covered by a series of bony rings and boneless fins. Lined seahorses can vary in color, ranging from orange and red to brown and black; these colors can change to blend with their environment.
All seahorses are marine (found in the sea or ocean), living among eel grass, seaweed, mangrove roots, and corals along tropical and temperate shorelines around the world.
Seahorses feed on plankton, fish larvae, and small crustaceans such as copepods. They use a sucking action to draw food into their long, toothless, tube-like mouths. A seahorse has no stomach so it relies on its intestinal system to carry out the digestive process. Scientists have no theory for the absence of a stomach but a seahorse will have to eat almost constantly to survive.
Humans and larger fish species.
Mating Behaviors:
Mating between seahorses occurs in the late winter months. The female deposits eggs into a pouch located above the tail, on the front side, of the male. The fertilized eggs remain there for 40-50 days. Once hatched, the male "gives birth" by using muscular contractions to push the live young out into the water. The average number of seahorses born at one time is 100-450. A newborn seahorse is extremely tiny, and nearly transparent. Most species of seahorses are monogamous, and couples start each dawn with a greeting dance that can last up to ten minutes.
Threats and Conservation:
Seahorses face numerous threats on their survival. These threats include: habitat destruction, collection for souvenir and unregulated trade and collection for aquarium. Additionally, seahorses have been used for over 500 years in traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of many ailments.
Q: How many species of seahorses are there in the ocean?
A: "Currently there are over 40 known seahorses with more being discovered every year! But only 13 or 14 species are being raised and presented in aquariums around the world."
Q: What type of seahorse does Mystic have on exhibit?
A: "Right now at Mystic there is only one species on display, Hippocampus erectus, the striped or lined seahorse."
Q: Where can I find a lined seahorse in the ocean?
A: "These guys are found from the Caribbean all the way up to the Northeast coast in the summertime but for the most part warm shallow, tropical water is where you will find them."
Q: Do lined seahorses ever swim deeper into the ocean or are they always holding on to grass?
A: "A lot of these animals are hiding in the eel grass beds and they do the same thing in the wild and will hold on to just about anything but for the most part they prefer eel grass because that is where their food is and that is where they would like to stay."
Q: Do male seahorses really give birth?
A: "Male seahorses really do carry the baby seahorses! First, you will see a courtship dance between the male and the female. During this dance, they will link tails and spiral and swim toward the surface. As they do this, the female will deposit her eggs into the male's brood pouch, this is similar to a kangaroo or other marsupial pouch. Once inside the pouch, the eggs will be fertilized by the male and will remain in there until they have matured and are ready to swim out of the pouch. The gestation period of a seahorse is anywhere from two weeks to 40-50 days, depending on species; while brood size is anywhere from 150 to over a thousand."
Q: What do seahorses eat?
A: "In the ocean, they will eat small crustaceans and other smaller invertebrates in the water column or zooplankton. At the Aquarium, we feed them a mix of adult brine shrimp and mysid shrimp. The adult brine shrimp are live while the mysid shrimp comes frozen and we will thaw and net it into the exhibit. Then we watch them to make sure everyone is eating."
Q: What is your favorite part of working with seahorses?
A: "They are cute! Just watching them swim around and curl up onto each other is hilarious. They can't swim very well so they will hold on to anything, including each other. Sometimes, you will see one seahorse with up to 8 others wrapped onto it. They are just fun to look at and watch."
Species of the Month Podcast: Seahorses!
Join MaryEllen and special podcast guest, Mystic Aquarium Fish & Invertebrate's Aquarist, Shane Curran's discussion on the wonderful world of seahorses.
MaryEllen wants to hear from you! Send questions, comments and suggestions for future podcast topics to [email protected].
Scientific Name: Hippocampus erectus
Size: African penguins range from 18 to 25 inches tall and weigh up to 11 pounds
Range/Distribution: The only penguin to breed in Africa, the African penguin ranges from Namibia to South Africa. Young penguins have been known to migrate north and west along the coastline and are found between Southern Angola, Namibia, and sometimes found off Gabon, Congo, and Mozambique, but generally reside in South Africa.
Appearance: The African penguin has a robust, torpedo-shaped body with black feathers on their back, flippers, and head while white feathers cover their front with the exception of horseshoe-shaped black stripe on the chest. Following the penguin's first few molts a white stripe will develop around its cheek and throat. These birds have a bare patch above their eyes to assist with regulating their body temperature.
Habitat: When not hunting for food in the water, African penguins are found along rocky shores or brushy coastal areas.
Prey: African penguins feed on 25 species of fish, such as sardine and anchovy but also prey on squid and krill. A penguin may eat up to one pound of food or up to 14% of their weight.
Predators: African penguins face predation by gulls, feral cats and mongoose while nesting on land, while sharks and fur seals hunt African penguins in the water.
Life Span: The African penguin may live up to late 30 years in an aquarium or zoo but averages of 15-20 years are seen in the wild populations.
Mating Behaviors: There are no set breeding seasons for African penguins, however, most penguin pairs are monogamous and will remain together over several breeding years. The male will prepare a nest by digging a shallow burrow in sand or in brush using guano (penguin waste) and any materials nearby to complete the nest for the female to lay two eggs. Both the male and female share the nesting and chick duties, keeping the young safe from predators and warm temperatures. The chicks will hatch between 38 and 42 days and will leave the nest when they are between 60 to 130 days of age.
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Women's earnings 76 percent of men's in 2000
September 05, 2001
In 2000, median weekly earnings for female full-time wage and salary workers were $491, or 76 percent of the $646 for their male counterparts.
In 1979, when comparable earnings data were first available, women earned about 63 percent as much as men did.
The difference between women's and men's earnings is larger among middle-aged and older workers than it is among younger ones. For example, among workers aged 45 to 54, women earned 72.7 percent as much as men did in 2000 and, among those 55 to 64 years old, the women's-to-men's earning ratio was 68.5 percent. In contrast, among those aged 16 to 24, women earned 91 percent as much as men, and among 25- to 34-year-olds, women's earnings were 81.9 percent of those of men.
These data on earnings are produced by the Current Population Survey. Earnings data in this article are median usual weekly earnings of full-time wage and salary workers. More information can be found in "Highlights of Women's Earnings in 2000," BLS Report 952 (PDF 193K).
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Women's earnings 76 percent of men's in 2000 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2001/sept/wk1/art02.htm (visited June 27, 2016).
Recent editions of Spotlight on Statistics
Employment and Wages in Healthcare Occupations
Healthcare occupations are a significant percentage of U.S. employment. Some of the largest and highest paying occupations are in healthcare. This Spotlight examines employment and wages for healthcare occupations.
Fifty years of looking at changes in peoples lives
Longitudinal surveys help us understand long-term changes, such as how events that happened when a person was in high school affect labor market success as an adult.
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The Spotlight examines how earnings and wages have changed over time and how they differ within a geographic area, industry, or occupation.


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Chain Migration refers to the endless chains of foreign nationals who are allowed to immigrate because citizens and lawful permanent residents are allowed to bring in their non-nuclear family members.
Chain Migration is the primary mechanism that has caused legal immigration in this country to quadruple from about 250,000 per year in the 1950s and 1960s to more than 1 million annually since 1990. As such, it is one of the chief culprits in America's current record-breaking population boom and all the attendant sprawl, congestion, and school overcrowding that damage Americans' quality of life.
Chain Migration is about family reunification beyond the nuclear family. Until the late 1950s, America's immigration tradition of family unity had only included spouses and minor children. But since then, the law has been changed to enable immigrants to also send for their siblings, parents and adult children. These non-nuclear family members actually get precedence over an immigrant's nuclear family.
This ill-conceived system also encourages illegal immigration because adult relatives of legal residents are known to overstay their visas (becoming illegal aliens) hoping to become legal immigrants. .
The claim that chain migration is about "family reunification" ignores the fact that each U.S. immigrant "disunites" another family by leaving relatives behind.
While it is understandable that immigrants wish to live alongside many members of their extended families, it is simply impossible to accommodate all of them in the United States, given this country's current high rate of unemployment and future liabilities for programs such as Social Security and Medicare.
The "comprehensive immigration reform" bill from the 113th Congress (S. 744) exacerbated the chain migration problem by facilitating the movement of growing numbers of poor elderly immigrants to the United States, adding to the spiraling costs of Medicare and Medicaid. To address this problem, Marta Tienda, a professor of sociology and demography at Princeton University, has suggested strengthening requirements that Americans financially support their elderly parents "by enforcing those requirements currently on the books."
Rep. Jody Hice (R-Ga.) has introduced the Nuclear Family Priority Act (H.R. 604) for the current Congress. The bill would end Chain Migration by eliminating several of the family preference visa classes that allow adult relatives to receive legal permanent residency status in the United States. Parents of U.S. citizens would be eligible for a renewable visa provided the immigrant's son or daughter can prove that they can financially support their parents and provide health insurance coverage.


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BEVERLY HILLS (LALATE) – The Adrienne Maloof, Paul Nassif divorce on RHOBH this season left the cast in shock as it happened. Cast members tell news this week that they never thought that the Adrienne Maloof and Paul Nassif bickering would end in a divorce. Even Bravo poked fun at the bickering last season. But while Adrienne Maloof talked about shoes and Paul Nassif talked about plastic surgery last season, the couple in the season finale are not talking to each other.
Recently Kyle Richards told news that she was shocked about the revelation. She told Anderson Cooper that both Adrienne and Paul were friends of hers, and hence the split is difficult. "They are getting divorced, that is really sad. Paul (Nassif) and Adrienne are couple friends of Mauricio and mine, so it is very sad for us to see them split up like that."
Kyle tells news that the split left her surprised. "I think the arguing was a little too real. Clearly there was much more going on than we realized. We thought their bickering was just part of their little banter and kind of funny but obviously there were bigger problems than that."
She added "I really felt like the audience felt, that it was just their thing and that was how they were. I was actually surprised.…. I have no idea…I have only seen them be good people so I have no idea what those photos were. I really do not know."


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Fort Bend County Sheriff's Deputy Keith Pikett announced last week that he is resigning.
The announcement comes at a time of numerous lawsuits for the 'Deputy Dog handler'. Keith Pikett is the infamous deputy that has conducted countless, controversial 'dog scent lineups' for Fort Bend County and other law enforcement agencies, resulting in many convictions.
Many of those cases have been dropped, and the accused deemed 'wrongly convicted'. At least 3 of the wrongly jailed men have lawsuits pending against Pikett.
Jeff Blackburn, the founder for the Innocence Project of Texas and counsel for the 3 plaintiffs, said it was "no surprise" Pikett stepped down after being "exposed" in the lawsuits.
Pikett's attorney, Randy Morse said the deputy's retirement is not related to the lawsuits. He said Pickett is at retirement age and will maintain an affiliation with the county as a reserve deputy.


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Senior and 2013 SIU Lincoln Academy student laureate Eileen Schweiss
Nov. 27, 2013
By Tyler Wooten
CARBONDALE, Ill. -- Saluki cross country and track student-athlete Eileen Schweiss was named this year's Lincoln Academy student laureate last Friday, Nov. 22.
Schweiss, a senior distance runner for both the SIU cross country and track teams, was awarded the honor in a ceremony last Friday attended by SIU Chancellor Rita Cheng. Schweiss is a mechanical engineering student and she currently holds a 3.935 GPA. Following SIU, she aspires to go to graduate school and eventually become an aerospace engineer.
The Lincoln Academy of Illinois annually names one distinguished senior a student laureate at each four-year institution and community college in the state of Illinois. The student laureate award program began in 1975, and honorees receive a medallion of Lincoln, a certificate and a stipend.
"There aremany outstanding students graduating from SIU who are deserving of the honor, sowhen I found out I was chosen out of all the nominees for the award I was ecstatic," Schweiss said in a University press release last Friday. "It takes a lot of hard work to balance a difficult major along with all of my extracurricularactivities, and it means a lot to me to be recognized for my achievements."
"Eileen is an outstanding student and very deserving of this honor," Cheng said in the University press release. "She successfully balances the demands of a very challenging degree program along with those of being a student-athlete. The fact that she excels in her studies and in competition says a great deal about her commitment and drive to succeed. Eileen is a wonderful role model for her fellow students and a great ambassador for our university."
In competition, she was most recently part of the SIU women's Missouri Valley Cross Country Championship team that won the crown on Nov. 2 -- the first title for the women since 1992. Schweiss, a native of Festus, Mo., finished 38th at the MVC Championships with a 5K time of 18:56.6.
Next for Schweiss and the Salukis are the indoor and outdoor track and field seasons, beginning Dec. 7 at home with the Saluki Fast Start.


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Cathy Rocco: You're Gonna Hear From Me
You're Gonna Hear From Me
Cathy Rocco (vocals)
You're Gonna Hear From Me (Resonance Records)
Cathy Rocco (vocals),
Tamir Hendelman (piano), Michael Higgins (guitar), Dave Carpenter (bass), Vic Stevens (drums).
Composed by André Previn & Dory Previn; arranged by George Mesterhazy.
Recorded: Los Angeles, 2008
Rating: 90/100 (learn more)
"You're Gonna Hear From Me" is a classic canticle to emerging talent, one of the few memorable by- products of Robert Mulligan's 1965 film Inside Daisy Clover. It has become a fixture of straight-ahead jazz, recorded by Rosemary Clooney, Frank Sinatra, Bill Evans and so many others. Cathy Rocco adds her powerful voice to the list, fronting a swingin' rhythm section in a live session beautifully captured by mainstream crusader George Klabin, president of Resonance Records. On this outing Rocco proves that, even in the strongest mainstream currents, she can definitely paddle her own canoe.
Although Rocco is often compared to Nancy Wilson, I hear a bit of Shirley Bassey coloration in her voice as well. But make no mistake: this is a jazz singer, pure and simple, whose phrasing conjures images of wailing bebop trumpets and shout choruses on a 52nd Street Saturday night. Her sidemen deliver sizzling support, with some edgy soloing by Michael Higgins and Tamir Hendelman. Sadly, this is among the last recorded performances of bassist Dave Carpenter, who passed away in 2008.
Here is one singer who doesn't need a big band – those pipes come with their own horn section – brassy, sassy and infinitely classy. You're gonna hear a lot more from Cathy Rocco.
Reviewer: Bill Barnes
Tags: 2000s jazz · jazz vocals
Teresa Glynn
// Sep 29, 2008 at 04:44 PM
One of the most refreshing CDS I have heard in a long time. I am looking so forward to hearing more of Cathy Rocco!
Barbara James
// Sep 29, 2008 at 04:54 PM
Cathy's album is fantastic! She has a great voice and good musicians behind her! Everything about the album is first class. Looking forward to hearing alot more of her!
Andy Lalasis
// Sep 29, 2008 at 06:02 PM
Cathy is one of the world's best kept secrets and that has to end!!!! What a great talent and a pleasure to work with as well. Cathy - all the best to you! Sincerely...Andy Lalasis
// Sep 29, 2008 at 06:07 PM
I "heard from you" --- AND I CANT WAIT TO HEAR MORE What a great CD!!! You can count me as a FAN -What a voice
Steve Cantor
// Sep 29, 2008 at 06:15 PM
Cathy is a wonderful singer. Her personality shines through in every song she sings. You can hear all the influences of not only jazz greats but also pop and R&B but she is uniqe and original which makes her great.
// Sep 29, 2008 at 11:30 PM
...within this must-buy album...there are echoes of jazz icons flowing from Cathy...to which Cathy adds her own contemporary, inventive stylizations...this combination culminates in a rare musicality from her soul to our fortunate ears...
Adam McDonough
// Sep 30, 2008 at 03:45 PM
The spund of this record blows me away. I love each track and how you've adapted them to suit your beautiful voice so well. You're a true inspiration in my life. This is one of those timeless records for me. Thank You!!!
Robert Conti
// Sep 30, 2008 at 07:22 PM
This recording embodies a superb combination of great musicians, high quality production and sound, topped off by Cathy's unique and exquisite vocal talent. The resultant music defines "World Class." Bravo, well done!
Ron Joseph
// Sep 30, 2008 at 11:05 PM
Wow, absolutely sensational! Great choice of material,along with superb musicians only ads to compliment Cathy's outstanding vocal ability.She pours her soul into every song.you surely are going to "hear from her"!
jimmy mulidore
// Oct 05, 2008 at 09:15 PM
wow, cathy has moved up another step. outstanding in all aspects . she has always knocted my socks off. she is great on recordings and when she has performed with me , her stage presence and vocalizing are amazing. bravo---cathy------jimmy mulidore------
// Oct 06, 2008 at 12:33 PM
Simply fantastic, Cathy! Way to go!
Carl S
// Oct 06, 2008 at 02:12 PM
GREAT! simply wonderful, this should attract a large audience. I wish you well and good luck with this CD as you deserve it!!
charlie prose
// Oct 06, 2008 at 06:04 PM
So much Talent,So much Style, The whole world needs to hear this wonderful Lady sing.
Max Schmeidl
// Oct 09, 2008 at 12:26 AM
Cathy's style and vocals makes it very clear that she is truly a sensational Jazz Artist. Her passion and is very compelling. Simply Wonderful. Thank you, Cathy.
Greg Stevenson
// Oct 09, 2008 at 12:48 AM
I have been listening to Jazz for many years. Best female vocals I've heard for quite some time. Excellent!
// Oct 10, 2008 at 01:52 AM
And don't forget her orchestration skills. Because there seems to be some serious behind-the-scenes orchestrating going on right here on this comment board.
Fran Amato
// Nov 14, 2008 at 04:10 PM
She is Just Wonderful---


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With a bubbly personality, a bright smile and her skill in the bar and kitchen, Tasha Barber is a girl that people want to get to know. She created and now operates Wineberry Bakery, which sells fresh baked goods that also use local products to make. But more than that, Tasha also tends bar at Oyster's Pearl and Mosaic Catering & Events.
Barber, 21, hails from Taylorstown, Va. but came to Richmond, Va. for school. She attends Virginia Commonwealth University and studies fashion merchandising. She received her bartending certificate from the Professional Bartending Academy of Richmond. Since then, she has worked at a few restaurants, but has now settled down at Oyster's Pearl and Mosaic.
As one of my good friends, I can honestly say that Barber is one of the most open and friendly people that I know. Because she is so personable, she really attempts to get to know the customers who come to her bar. Rather than letting them be just another face on a bar stool, she takes time to understand what the customer wants.
"I actually enjoy it when people ask me to make a drink up for them," Barber said. "It's a fun way to be creative and start a conversation with your customer." She added that her favorite part of her job is getting to know new and interesting people all of the time. Though she acknowledges that customer service can sometimes be a tough or irritating job, she says that since she deals with the alcohol, most of her patrons are usually pretty happy.
For herself, Barber prefers to drink craft beer. She said that lately she has been enjoying Limited Releases such as Hopslam from Bell's Brewery and Troeg's Nugget Nectar. Her favorite thing about craft beer is bold, full flavor and full-bodied brews. She also incorporates her love for beer into her baking. Her Etsy shop, Wineberry Bakery, boasts food items such as brown ale bread and jalapeno cheddar IPA cornbread.
When asked about the strangest thing she has experienced while tending bar, Barber said, "One guy got really angry about two women going into the bathroom together. He proceeded to curse several people out and then punched a hole through the wall." However, wall-punchers are not her usual clientele, so as long as you can keep your cool and relax, I'm sure that Barber would love to see your faces at Oyster's Pearl.
Oyster's Pearl is a seafood restaurant located at 1401 Roseneath Road in the Scott's Addition section of Richmond. Barber currently tends bar there on Thursday, as well as most Fridays and Saturdays. And as a final note, her 22nd birthday is next Friday, so be sure to go out, say hello, and help the bartender of the week enjoy a few drinks!


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In 2010, giving to charities via the Internet is projected to grow to 33% of a nonprofit's annual donations. Proof of this is the recent use of text messages to donate millions of dollars to Haiti disaster relief. As of February 3, over $644 million has been raised for Haiti, with a significant portion of those funds being donated using web-based technologies.
How does this affect Ann Arbor nonprofits? To answer that, a quick visit to Google resulted in finding Goodsearch. Launched in 2005 by a brother and sister team, Goodsearch allows nonprofits to raise money, just by searching the Internet. Goodsearch donates 50% of their revenue from advertisers directly to nonprofits. Each time either you, or a supporter of your charity, conducts an online search, money is donated to your cause. It's that easy. Goodsearch is powered by Yahoo, so your search should yield excellent results.
Currently, there are 18 Ann Arbor nonprofits registered with Goodsearch. These range from the Ann Arbor Art Center, which "engages the community in the education, exhibition and exploration of the visual arts" to Avalon Housing, that "provides housing to very low income individuals and families". Both of these nonprofits have benefited from their supporters choosing them as their charity of choice when conducting online searches via Goodsearch.
The amount of money a nonprofit can earn using Goodsearch varies. Typically, Goodsearch pays approximately $.01 per search. If 100 of Avalon Housing's supporters conducted two searches per day, Avalon would get $730 per year from Goodsearch. Increase that to 1,000 supporters at two searches per day and Avalon now get $7,300.
Perhaps the best part of this process is it costs your supporters nothing. Goodsearch even provides a form letter to get the word out to a charity's mailing list. Or, you can email it. A nonprofit simply needs to register with Goodsearch and then let the searching begin.


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A Fine ProspectA relaxed acoustic guitar feature, ideal for showing a steady, reliable corporate presence.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATPZ2_200.jpgSingle7100117-ST$ 39.957100117-EX$ 59.957100117-W$ 149.95Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, Indie Film, Nature, Short Film, Biography, Corporate Communications, On Hold Music, Product Videos, Training, Tribute/Memorial, Background Emotions: Exciting, Positive, Uplifting, Inspirational, Confident, Delicate, Gentle, Heartwarming, Innocent, Inspiring, Motivating, Reflective, Refreshing, Serene, Soothing, Tender, Touching, Hopeful, Poignant, Quiet, Simple Genre: Elegant, Folk, Outdoorsy, Country/Folk, Corporate/Technology, Easy-Going Instrument: Country Band, Bass (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic), Percussion, Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
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- He had not yet learned that good society is seldom literal. [9]
- Writing was his trade; the returns from it seldom excited him. [5]
- Young Harvey seldom took liberties; but he looked down from the box. [9]
- In a letter to her friend she complains of the feelings of illness from which she was seldom or never free. [14]
- Ismail had discovered this, and Dicky had been made a kind of confidential secretary who seldom wrote a line. [11]
- His contributions to the text seldom improved it, but barring that detail he was a good reader; I can say that much for him. [5]
- Besides, it is so seldom I have occasion to kill a bear, that the celebration of the exploit may be excused. [4]
- And yet she showed no wear, no weariness, and but seldom let fly her temper. [5]
- This life was serious enough to him, and seldom satisfactory. [5]
- His ideas were seldom practical, his nature was yielding and fickle. [5]
- We have all pretty good health, latterly, and have seldom had to call the doctor. [5]
- Seldom had any one seen the Cure roused. [11]
- Such disappointments seldom occur in novels, but are always happening in real life. [5]
- They were, it might be said, one person, for they were seldom seen apart; yet each had preserved his own distinct individuality. [10]
- Lightning sometimes fails in its effect, but the look she flashed back at him from under her blue lashes seldom misses. [9]
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Flight 370 crashed into the Indian Ocean according to the latest information out of Malaysia. On March 24, The New York Times reported that new details seem to confirm that the Boeing 777 wound up in the ocean and that there are no survivors. Family members staying in a hotel nearby were told the news first. Those who weren't there received this news via text message. This conclusion comes two weeks after the plane originally went missing.
"It is therefore with deep sadness and regret that I must inform you that, according to this new data, flight MH370 ended in the southern Indian Ocean," said Prime Minister Najib Razak (via The New York Times).
Possible flight 370 debris was spotted in the Indian Ocean where several vessels had focused their search over the past few days. According to CNN, that debris has not yet been located. The PM's assessment was based on the comprehensive analysis of new satellite data that gave Malaysia concrete evidence about the flight path of MH370.
Several countries are still involved in the search, concentrating on the vast waters of the southern Indian Ocean. Although the ocean is very large, many hope that the black box will be located and that there will be more definitive answers as to what happened in this tragic case.
What caused flight 370 to crash into the Indian Ocean is still unknown and details have been quite spotty to say the least. Family members and friends are grieving the loss of their loved ones but everyone is still seeking answers -- and those answers could take months if not years.
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