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March 25, 2014 | 03:21 PM
Dear W.C.,
Would your organization be able to help my daughter?
She is a single mother living in a motel with my 4-year-old grandson. My daughter and grandson were put in the motel by an organization that helps abuse victims, but they can no longer pay for any more assistance.
She has been hiding from her ex-boyfriend for the past eight months. He was abusing her and when she finally got away from him he threatened to kill her. He terrorized her at her job to the point of getting her fired. He tried to take her son from the daycare he was in without her consent. He recently found the motel she was hiding in and slashed all her tires and broke her windshield.
Now she has had to move again and does not have the money to continue staying in a motel or to have her car repaired. It is like a never ending nightmare.
I live out of state and would gladly take her in, but she is afraid he will follow her here and endanger my life. I do have a friend that will take her in near me.
If you could just help her to get her car repaired and, if possible, help her with the money for gas to get her here we would both be so grateful.
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Dear readers,
You have accompanied me on many visits to abuse victims. It is often hard to control my anger over the stress and anguish this places on the women and children trapped in abuse situations. Their lives are filled with the fear of being found, damage to property, the terror of their children being used to control them, leaving behind all their belongings, job loss, injury and sometimes even death.
Thank God for our emergency shelter organizations that take these women in and help them to recover and begin again.
This mother and child were living in constant change and poverty. The emergency shelter organization that originally helped them to get away had used all their resources to help her as long as they could.
They were no longer able to offer her their protection as her situation had not improved and she was still being terrorized by her alcoholic ex-boyfriend.
They had been unable to have him caught and arrested for any of his offenses. They were unable to find out how he kept finding the mother and child.
I contacted the writer of the letter so she could get in touch with her daughter on a secret phone number and arrange for my visit.
We were to meet in a park not far from the motel she was still in. I went to meet her at the arranged time and found a woman and child, both thin and with dark circles around their eyes, indicating the months of fear and lack of sleep they had been enduring.
I introduced myself and saw the relief fill her face.
We talked while we kept a close eye on her son playing on the playground equipment. I could see how her fear filled eyes constantly swept the park and passing cars. This woman needed our help to escape this situation and live again.
The mother began by telling me briefly about the abuse she and her son had endured at the hands of the monster she once called her boyfriend.
She said he had become increasingly more and more demanding and controlling. He often grabbed her son, holding him around the neck, telling her how easy it would be to end his life if she so much as thought about leaving him.
The mother shared the terrifying situation at the daycare when he had demanded they give him her son. The daycare had done an excellent job protecting the child from him that day after they threatened to call the police, but she was told by the daycare they could no longer watch her son in order to protect the other children in their care.
The mother said it didn't matter because on the same day he had shown up at her work threatening to kill her and everyone there. She was let go from her job, she would no longer need day care after that day. The ex-boyfriend was careful to never get caught in any of his angry tirades. He was never caught on a camera. All they could do was put a restraining order on him and give him warnings.
I talked to the mother about going to live with her mother's friend out of state. She was very excited to have this opportunity because she felt it was her only way out of this situation. But then her face fell as she said, "But I have no way to get my son and I safely there. He will follow my car and it will just begin again."
I began to form a plan of escape in my mind. I knew we had to just move her now, at this moment, as her tormentor was probably watching her every move.
I called a motel to move her to immediately.
I told her we would provide her with a different car and license plates. We could later pick up her few items at the motel and have them shipped to a location where we could retrieve them safely. This was all done so quickly I could see she was feeling overwhelmed.
I reassured her we would all be there to keep her safe. I called our friend that provided reasonable safe cars and he again provided just what she needed. We had the car registered in her name, provided insurance and new license plates. We had some food and clothing dropped off at the new location after asking her sizes and what else she would need immediately, including tooth brushes, combs, soap, shampoo, etc.
Within two days we had this mother and son on the road safely to their new location, far away from the terror they had sustained at the hands of this violent man. Her old car was towed to our car specialist that sold it at auction for The
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We heard from the mother on the cell phone we had provided her with before she departed. They had arrived safely at their new location after two days of driving. She was profusely crying with gratitude as she was finally free. The mother was also so thankful for the gas cards and cooler of food we had provided for the long trip. We did not want any trail of their departure for the ex-boyfriend to follow.
It has been a few years since this event. The reason we are able to publish it now is that we recently heard from this mother as she wanted to inform us of the recent incarceration of the man that had terrorized her for so long.
She said she had learned he had been incarcerated due to his violence and drugs. She was happy to finally lose that constant fear she always felt. She was also happy to share with all of us how her life was now.
She had a good job and her own apartment. Her son was thriving in his school and home life.
She said, "I am forever grateful to The
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My dear readers and friends, we have many other fellow creations that need our help and compassion. Together we will continue to remove the many pains of poverty including, hunger, loneliness, fear and homelessness. Together we provide hope, compassion, care, shelter, food, ...all the necessities of daily life, through our caring and sharing. Please help us match the Paul Ziegler $15,000 Matching Grant.
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I decorated this baby shower for a friend of a friend. It is the first event I have documented as I have decided I really enjoy decorating and party planning. The mom-to-be is decorating her nursery with vintage blue and black so I decided to do a spin off of it with a nautical beachy theme.
This baby shower was done on a very reasonable budget, as mostly everything was hand made. Including food, drinks, dessert and decor I spent less than $200. I think that's awesome! The venue was free and absolutely perfect since it already had beachy feel to it.
My favorite parts of the decor was the banner which I made with paper bags and vintage black and white paper. It was held together on twine with black paper clips. No glue neccessary! I also enjoyed making all the cupcake toppers and paper boat cake topper- I thought it worked so well with the nautical theme without over doing it. Details such as the message in a bottle (where guests could write their advice for mom-to-be) and white mint lifesavers tied to the silverware were a hit with the guests!
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With more than 120 owner reviews posted, the Epson R3000 averages 4 out of 5 stars. Owners report the same complaints as at BHPhotoVideo.com.
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New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning dropped by a Manhattan public school this week where he showed eighth-graders how to add some exercise to their math class. He had them perform squats, then count their own heart rates for 15 seconds and multiply by four to calculate their heartbeats per minute.The program is pretty far reaching. According to Matthews 25,000 middle schools from all over the country will receive lesson plans intended to broaden students' physical activity.
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Commitments, time management, scheduling, creative thinking, and cultural and educational travel are all part of being a Cooper Union scholar athlete. Over time, it became clear we needed to invest in our athletes' personal and athletic development, so we made a long-term investment in travel and training for future opponents. In 1997, the Cooper Union basketball team established a relationship with the California Institute of Technology. Until 2005, each November, the basketball team played an annual game against CalTech. In 2005, the men's team pursued games in St. Thomas and St. Martin. For the last three years, the women's team has trained in Delray Beach, Florida. This upcoming year, on Tuesday, October 28, both the men's and women's teams will travel to Florida. Both teams are in a transitional period and will need the Florida trip to forge their unique identities. Ordinarily, the teams fly to Florida on a Tuesday night, heavy backpacks full of textbooks included, and fly back the following Sunday night. In the mean time, the teams reside in a dozen beach-front, Breakers hotel apartments, reserved so players may study and relax.
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A Ukrainian Air Force Base – Belbek Air Base - in Crimea has been attacked by pro-Russian forces firing shots and crashing through concrete walls with armored personnel carriers. At least one person has been injured, according to a Yahoo! News report on Saturday.
Crimea secession: The vote to join Russia
Crimea: The Will of the People vs. Obama
In the Black Sea peninsula, Ukrainian military bases have been seized by Russian forces since midweek. Of course, the area was overwhelmingly voted by its citizenry to secede to Russia.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is at odds with President Barack Obama and other world leaders over its overtaking of Crimea in the Ukraine. Sanctions have been issued by Obama on two occasions while Russia has issued sanctions back to those who oppose their rule over Crimea.
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2012 Patriot Leageu Men's Cross Country Academic Honor Roll
CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - Eighty-eight Patriot League men's cross country student-athletes made the sport's Academic Honor Roll for the fall semester, it was announced on Wednesday.
Bucknell led all schools with 18 student-athletes on the list, while Lehigh (15), Navy (12), American (11), Colgate (11) and Holy Cross (10) also had double-digit representation.
The honorees included seven of the eight student-athletes who made the Men's Cross Country Academic All-Patriot League Team in November. Among that group was Navy senior Chris Galvin, a Mechanical Engineering major and the 2012 Patriot League Men's Cross Country Scholar-Athlete of the Year who posted a 4.00 grade-point average in the fall semester. Galvin was one of four to record a 4.00 GPA in the fall semester. He was joined by sophomore teammate Drew Calcagno, an Economics major, Army junior Economics major Kendall Ward and Lehigh freshman Engineering major Evan Hardy.
Seven student-athletes who earned All-Patriot League status at the 2012 Cross Country Championships garnered a spot on the Academic Honor Roll, including individual champion Chris Johnson (Colgate) and fellow first-team honorees Mark Allen (American), John Dugan (Bucknell) and John Sweeney (Navy).
Johnson was one of five student-athletes who made the Men's Cross Country Academic Honor Roll for the fourth time. He was joined in that group by teammate Christopher Wendt, American's Zach Weinstein, Bucknell's D.J. Krystek and Lafayette's Dayne Mosconi.
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I'm not going to front – I like this two-EP project even if I wasn't one of the DJs named on the "Just Tryin' To Make Friends With Your Deejay" (note to Atmosphere - I better be on your next installment). While it's the type of hyperactive, self-enthused hip-hop that just screams "midwest" and/or "white", there's something giddily engaging about Atmosphere's sheer passion on the songs and smug cleverness. In a sense, like Eminem, he don't give a f*ck, but in this case that means just making songs that rock his world and if you're lucky, it'll rock yours too.
Ford One kicks off with the dub-inflected "Free Or Dead (Ford One)", produced by Anticon's Jel with a thump-friendly touch. It's braggadocio but light years away from the different guns n' guts posturing of street-wise underground MCs. Just peep the hook (and when's the last time you heard a hook like this?): "turning over the ignition on my solar system/check the gauges/push in the tape/put my foot on the break/shift existence/light my cigarette/take it state to state/until I crash into my fate." When you hear how he pulls this off (and that's only half of it), you'll either think he's one of the most pretentious MCs on the planet or some certifiable genius. Personally, I'm leaning towards the latter if only b/c I'm familiar enough with his body of work to know that Atmosphere's got some crazy sh*t running through his noggin' and his songs seem to be a great way to get it out. It's a tough call to make – just check out "The Woman With The Tattooed Hands" on Ford Two – its free-form narrative is either the stuff of mescaline-inspired dream walks or just a pompous attempt at being more obtuse than thou. Maybe it's a little of both but Ant's melodic, piano-driven track makes me give the nod towards a more positive evaluation.
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Mayor George Gardner's vision of 18 or so neighborhood associations forming in St. Augustine officially began to take shape May 17 when the first one formed in the Abbott Tract.
Dubbed SAUNA, for St. Augustine Uptown Neighborhood Association, its boundaries are Old Mission Avenue on the north, U.S. 1 on the west, the Matanzas River on the east and South Castillo Drive.
Kathy Schirmacher, newly elected president, said there are about 40 members signed up, with more coming.
"Residential parking is a big issue here," Schirmacher said. "Our streets are narrow. Also, commercial traffic serving San Marco businesses cuts through the area on the west side, trying to get over to U.S. 1. Some cars are being sideswiped."
Gardner said that when other neighborhoods see the material benefits to forming associations, such as city grants, more will form.
"This has been a leap of faith from the City Commission that it will work out," Gardner said. "In any leap of faith, not all the T's are crossed or the I's dotted. It has to be tested and tried. I have every confidence it will come together."
A second neighborhood -- the Flagler Tract, also called the Model Land Company Tract -- plans an organization meeting for 7 p.m. June 1 at Opus 39 Restaurant and Gallery, 41 Cordova St.
The area from Orange to King streets, Cordova Street to U.S. 1, was developed by Henry Flagler for home sites for workers in his hotel and his Florida East Coast Railway.
For more information, call 829-9689, 826-1855 or 829-8518.
Schirmacher said SAUNA enjoys a good relationship with the San Marco Area Merchant's Association, and both groups are working together on the problem of limited parking on San Marco.
Problems brought to the Neighborhood Council table can even be extremely specific. For example, a sidewalk on Water Street has been under repair for more than a month, she said.
Residents want someone from the city to look into it.
"Code enforcement is also an issue. We want the city to be a little more pro-active in enforcing the ordinances on the books already," she said.
What is good for the city may not be good for the neighborhood. The annual Cathedral Festival, for example, also takes a toll on nearby residents, she added.
"It's not just parking, but the preventing of residents from leaving their homes by the way they are parking," she said. "That (congestion) also could prevent emergency vehicles from passing. The festival's only once a year, but it still can be very upsetting."
She said the group will be working with St. Augustine police to keep problems to a minimum.
SAUNA plans to meet for a general membership meeting about once a quarter, with its five-member board of directors meeting monthly.
The others are Barbara Hodge, vice president; Helene Sullivan, secretary; Phil McDaniel, treasurer; and H.S. Smith, sergeant-at-arms.
McDaniel is one of the mayor's unofficial advisors and worked on his campaign.
Schirmacher said SAUNA grew from the foundation of the Uptown Neighborhood Crime Watch Association, still in existence under coordinator Stan Dudzinski.
But SAUNA will not just focus on complaints or problems, Schirmacher said.
"We want to improve the neighborhood," she said. "We have a wonderful neighborhood feeling here and we look out for each other."
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Today, more than two dozen prominent scientists, including two former editors of the New England Journal of Medicine and a former editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association, sent a letter to editors of Science, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and 200 other scientific journals, urging them to strengthen their policies concerning disclosure of conflicts of interest.
The letter reflects increasing concern about financial and other conflicts of interest that may jeopardize the integrity of scientific research. Such conflicts, many of which are associated with the rise of industry-funded science, have already attracted scrutiny from Congress, a number of specialty societies, and several leading medical journals.
Whether the issue is clinical research, cancer clusters, or global warming, corporate interests can hide behind the credibility of peer-reviewed journals, says Virginia A. Sharpe, Ph.D., a bioethicist and Director of CSPIs Integrity in Science project which coordinated the initiative. A presumption in favor of routine disclosure will convey a clear message that journals want to affirm the value of transparency and the readers need for information to assess possible bias.
The scientists are urging journals to publish alongside studies, editorials, and other items:
In the last few years, a number of spectacular failures of disclosure and editorial oversight have come to light. In one case that resulted in a revision of the journals policy, the New England Journal of Medicine published a negative review of a widely hailed book linking chemical pollution to cancer but failed to disclose that the review was written by the medical director of a major polluter. In another case, the journal Neurobiology of Aging published a panel report endorsing a proprietary blood test for Alzheimers disease but did not disclose that one of the panelists held a patent on the test and another was a co-founder of the company that planned to market the test. Nonetheless, most scientific journals still do not disclose authors conflicts of interest, and for those that do, there is very little uniformity in the requirements or consistency in the application of the policies.
With the amount of industry money pouring into scientific research, says Dr. Orrin Pilkey, Director of Duke Universitys Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines and a co-signer of the letter, there is a risk that more research will just become client science, where truth is determined according to your clients needs. At the very least, journal editors and the public should be informed of the financial interests behind a study.
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TC TO LADY HARRIET BARING ; 11 July 1845; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18450711-TC-LHB-01; CL 19: 95-96
I could not see you. They tell me you are not well too. The Housemaid said you were better; but did not seem to know much about it. Why will you dine at 7 o'clock, and waste yourself with the frivolities of this generation? Are you of no value to any one, then!— I wish we were all safe at Alverstoke,1 reading German, or sitting silent; far from all noise that had no meaning in it. I wish you were well again, at least!—
My wife returned in much satisfaction with Addiscombe and her visit,—tho' she had slept but three hours all the time, and could not make much way into new acquaintanceship in that sad state of the nerves! You will come and see us here when you come back, —will you not?
I saw you on Wednesday for half a moment, and did not know clearly till after you were past. On Constitution-Hill2 about four o'clock. I must make that serve for a week. It is the brightest star in all the week's firmament, perhaps the only star there;—let me be thankful for it, poor little star! I am really worn to death; and very sick of most things.
Good night. The old Chelsea clock is striking midnight: the sun is right under our feet, and wet winds are blustering,—and the quantity of insane confusion in this world is very great. Shall we ever have wings, think you? Ach Gott!— I send you blessings as ever, and the best Good night.
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Williams Impressive But PCC Falls to Lenoir
KINSTON-Jerrel Williams scored 34 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, but the impressive double-double from the Wilson freshman wasn't enough to keep Pitt Community College from dropping its season-opener to Lenoir Community College, 117-97.
Facing the Lancers (2-1) on their home court Wednesday, PCC fell behind 75-43 by the gameís midway point.
Williams, a 6-5 forward out of Fike High School, had help from 6-4 guard Tyrelle Jackson, who tallied 25 points and 10 boards. John Setters, a freshman from D.H. Conley, scored 18 for the Bulldogs (0-1), who outscored Lenoir 54-42 in the second half but could never overcome their 32-point halftime deficit.
Pitt will look for its first win of the 2010-11 campaign Saturday at home against Sandhills Community College. Tip-off in the Charles Coburn Center is set for 3 p.m.


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Bright red with a pale rim. Still reticent nose hints at redcurrant, pomegranate, graphite and cedar. Softer and more approachable than usual for young Sassicaia, with fleshy, easygoing flavors of redcurrant, cassis, balsamic smoke and vanilla. A seamlessly ripe, broad and long wine, finishing with smooth, very peppery, balsamic tannins and a trace of alcoholic warmth. The acid spine is hidden by the glossy, ripe fruit, but there's plenty of it here; in this respect, the 2007 Sassicaia is not unlike other vintages.


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College Hockey:WCHA women's commissioner Martin retiring at end of 2013-14 season
WCHA women's commissioner Sara Martin, who has served in her role since the conference's founding in 1999, will retire at the end of this season.
Martin's retirement is effective June 30, 2014.
"With all of the changes in college hockey and approaching my 15th season, this seemed like the perfect time to step down," said Martin in a statement. "I have been very proud to be a part of the WCHA. This association is very special with a long tradition of success. We have an outstanding WCHA staff and institutional coaches, administrators and especially student-athletes who have elevated the sport of women's ice hockey and will continue to do so. I look forward to being a WCHA fan for life."
During Martin's tenure, WCHA member teams have regularly led the country in attendance and the WCHA Final Face-Off has continued to grow.
"Sara has been an invaluable resource to the WCHA and will be missed," said Bill Hudson, a St. Cloud State professor who serves as the chair of the WCHA executive committee. "I feel lucky to have worked with her over the years and we thank her for her contributions to the association during her tenure."
Martin has been extensively involved with college hockey for more than 20 years. She served as tournament director of the WCHA Final Five in 1994, 1996 and 1998, was the tournament manager for the 1997 NCAA Men's Frozen Four held at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee and was assistant tournament manager for the 1993 NCAA Men's Frozen Four, also in Milwaukee. She was also the tournament manager for the 1995 and 1999 NCAA Division I Men's West Regionals, held in Madison, Wis.
Prior to assuming her duties with the WCHA, Martin worked in the Wisconsin athletic department from 1990-99.
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Arizona 2004
Season: Went 10-0 with a 4.66 ERA and 77 strikeouts in 92 2/3 innings pitched ... Became just the third pitcher in school history with 10 or more decisions to go undefeated for an entire season and the first since Don Lee went 15-0 in 1956 ... College World Series: Picked up his team-leading 10th win of the season in Arizona's 7-2 victory over Arkansas ... Gave up just two runs on five hits in 6 1/3 innings in helping to eliminate the Razorbacks ... Long Beach Super Regional: Did not earn a decision in the decisive game three against the 49ers, but pitched well enough to put Arizona in position for a trip to Omaha on Nick Hundley's sac fly in the 11th inning ... Gave up three runs on nine hits in 8 1/3 innings while striking out eight and walking two ... South Bend Regional: Won his ninth game of the year over Notre Dame in the regional final game ... Struck out nine Irish batters in eight innings to help UA win its first regional title since 1986 ... at USC (May 28-30): Won his fifth-straight start in helping Arizona advance to the NCAA's on the final day of the regular season ... Arizona State (May 21-23): Helped Arizona avoid a conference sweep to the Sun Devils with 6 1/3 innings of work ... Gave up three runs on 12 hits in the 13-7 eight-inning victory ... Stanford (May 15-17): Limited the potent Cardinal offense to just two runs on 10 hits in eight innings of work in the series finale for his sixth win ... Struck out seven and walked three in leading Arizona to a series victory over the top-ranked Cardinal ... at UCLA (May 7-9): Tossed a complete game two-hitter to win his fifth game of the year in a non-conference game against the Bruins ... Struck out six and walked two in UA's first CG win of the year ... at Cal (April 30-May 1): Pitched Arizona to a series victory against the Golden Bears despite battling a stomach virus ... Limited Cal to just two earned runs on five hits over 6 1/3 innings for his fourth win of the year ... UT-Pan Am (April 14-16): Struck out a career-high 10 batters with zero walks over eight innings for his third win of the season ... UCLA (April 8-10): After making seven appearances out of the bullpen to start the year, made his first start of the season and helped the Wildcats avoid a series sweep to the Bruins ... Picked up his second win after holding UCLA to just two earned runs on six hits. Stuck out eight and walked just two ... UC Riverside (Feb. 6-8): Worked a scoreless two innings of relief to earn his first win of the year.
Summer 2003
Pitched in the Cape Cod League for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox ... Went 1-0 with a 1.93 ERA, two saves and 25 strikeouts against just six walks in 23 1/3 innings pitched.
Arizona 2003
Fullerton Regional (May 30-31): Tossed 1 2/3 innings of scoreless relief in UA's 5-2 loss. Struck out one and walked one ... Arizona State (May 23-25): Tossed one inning of scoreless relief in Sunday's 15-2 loss. Did not earn a decision ... Oregon State (May17-19): Gave up two runs on two hits in 2/3 inning in Monday's 13-12 loss ... Cal (May 2-4): Worked a perfect ninth inning in Arizona's 9-5 win in the series opener ... Was the hard-luck loser in Sunday's 12-7 loss, giving up six unearned runs in the top of the 10th ... at Stanford (April 25-27): Recorded his second save of the season the two thirds of an inning of work in the ninth of Friday's 4-3 win ... at Washington State (April 17-19): Picked up his fourth win of the year with 2.1 innings of work in Arizona's 11-9 win on Thursday ... Also worked and inning in the 12-8 loss on Saturday ... Washington (April 11-13): Picked up his third win of the season with 5 1/3 scoreless innings of relief in Sunday's 9-4 win. Struck out a career-high seven Huskies with out giving up a run ... Miami (OH) (April 4-6): Gave up six runs in two innings of work in Friday's 11-10 win ... Walked three and struck out three ... at UCLA (Mar 28-30): Worked 3 2/3 innings in Saturday's 7-5 loss ... Struck out two, walked one and hit four batters ... New Mexico (Mar. 18-19): Won his second game of the season with six innings of one-hit, shut out ball against the Lobos in the series finale ... Struck out four and walked two ... Portland (Mar. 11-12): Worked 1 2/3 innings against the Pilots. Gave up three runs (only one earned) while striking out three ... at #9 Texas (Mar. 7-9): Worked the final inning of Arizona's 4-1 loss to the Longhorns. Struck out one and walked none ... #24 Texas A&M (Feb. 28- Mar. 2): Worked 2 2/3 innings of relief of Joe Little in Sunday's 11-8 ninth-inning loss ... Oklahoma State (Feb. 24): Made first career start and went 3 1/3 innings. Was on a pitch count and did not factor in the decision. Gave up three runs, two earned, while striking out three and walking three ... Minnesota (Feb. 21-23): Worked a hitless ninth inning of relief to close out the series opener on Friday ... at UC Irvine (Feb. 14-16): Earned his first career save with two innings of perfect relief of starter Joe Little in Arizona's 3-0 shutout win the series opener ... BYU (Jan. 30-Feb. 1): Made his first career appearance with 3 1/3 innings out of the bullpen in relief of starter Sean Rierson. Recorded his first career victory after Arizona rallied to win 17-13. Struck out five hitters.
High School
Graduated from Taylor High School in Katy, Texas, where he earned three varsity letters for coach Melvin Cerny ... Was named to the 2002 all-state team ... Led the Houston area in strikeouts per inning in 2002 ... Tossed a school record three no-hitters during his career, including a 20-strikeout no-no against Mayde Creek HS his senior year .. Also earned a pair of varsity letters in football for coach Bill Law ... Was named to the all-district football team after leading Taylor in receptions and touchdown catches ... Was on Taylor's Honor Roll ... Was an academic all-district honoree ... Is a member of the National Honor Society ... Was nominated for acceptance into the US Air Force Academy by US Representative from John Culberson.
Full name: Jonathan Michael Meloan ... Born: 7/11/84 in Houston, Texas ... Majoring in business with an emphasis on finance ... Son of Mike and Janice Meloan ... Has a sister, Mindy, who attends Stephen F. Austin ... Lists hunting and fishing among his hobbies.


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UNT Research Home | Fellowship Opportunities
By Nancy Kolsti
An idea for a never-written poem Walt Whitman scribbled on a calling card and an article Edgar Allan Poe wrote about photography were some of the treasures Wyn Gregory uncovered in a search for never-published documents by 19th-century American writers.
"It was detective work," says Gregory, who looked for materials for an anthology of American Renaissance literature as a senior at the University of North Texas. The anthology of works published between the late 1830s and 1860 is being edited by Ian Finseth, assistant professor of English.
"I'd studied Poe and Whitman, but I also found works by a large number of authors that I'd never heard of before," Gregory says. "These writers were very popular at the time."
Gregory, who received his bachelor's degree in English literature in May 2009, was one of seven students in the Department of English who received an Undergraduate Research Fellowship for the 2008-09 academic year. The fellowships provided each student with a salary to work 10 hours a week for a total of 100 hours on a research project with a faculty member.
UNT's Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program, which funded projects in the Department of English and the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures in 2008-09, served as a pilot program for the university's Undergraduate Research Initiative.
The new initiative is providing grant money to seven academic areas for Undergraduate Research Fellowships for 2009-10: the Department of English and the Department of Political Science in the College of Arts and Sciences, the Department of Marketing and Logistics in the College of Business, the Department of Electrical Engineering in the College of Engineering, the Division of Composition Studies in the College of Music, the Department of Design in the College of Visual Arts and Design, and the School of Merchandising and Hospitality Management.
The selected undergraduates are paid for up to 100 hours of research, with a portion of the funds available for field work or other enrichment activities for the students and their faculty mentors. Gloria Cox, dean of the Honors College and head of the selection committee, says 19 proposals were submitted from across the university, "all of them of excellent quality and worthy of funding."
"Undergraduate research is a win-win-win situation," she says, "as research enriches the intellectual experience of our students, energizes and engages faculty members, and enhances the quality of the university's undergraduate program."
To build on UNT's long history of support for undergraduate research, the Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program was funded by the Office of the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs.
It served as a pilot program for UNT's Undergraduate Research Initiative, which is providing grant money to seven academic areas for Undergraduate Research Fellowships for 2009-10. The areas selected are merchandising and hospitality management, composition studies, design, electrical engineering, English, political science, and marketing and logistics. Selected undergraduates will be paid for up to 100 hours of research, and a portion of the funds may be used for field work or other enrichment activities for the students and their faculty mentors.
In addition to paying hourly wages for participating students, the Department of English's Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program paid for a field trip to the Harry Ransom Center, a library and archive at the University of Texas at Austin that houses 36 million literary manuscripts and 1 million rare books from the U.S. and Europe.
By working as research fellows, the students got a taste of the work of professional scholars, says David Holdeman, professor and chair of the English department.
"It's common for graduate students to get involved in this sort of research, but much less common for undergraduates. We didn't want the students to just do the clerical work, but to do actual research that helps them grow as thinkers and scholars," he says.
The trip to the Harry Ransom Center was a capstone experience to the semester of research.
"It's one of the most important rare manuscript archives in the U.S. and, usually, it's only doctoral students who go there to do research for their dissertations. Undergraduates hardly ever go there to work with the documents," Holdeman says.
He says the seven faculty members who submitted proposals for the research fellowships each had promising students in mind.
Gregory had e-mailed Finseth, the instructor of his American Renaissance course, to ask about research opportunities before Finseth submitted a proposal for a student to assist with preparation of his American Renaissance anthology.
"I wanted Wyn to have a sense of the selection process for an anthology. He made a substantial contribution to the project," Finseth says.
John Tait, associate professor of English, wanted an undergraduate to create an online submission protocol for the web site for American Literary Review, the publication he has edited for six years. He encouraged Nichol "Niko" Ford, who was already an intern for the publication, to apply for the fellowship.
"We get about 3,000 unsolicited manuscripts a year," Tait says. "I thought the fellowship was a great opportunity to get interns involved."
Ford, who received her bachelor's degree in English in December 2009, says the online submission protocol she developed will make the literary journal more accessible for writers, particularly those from other nations.
Ford plans to earn a master's degree in creative writing and eventually have some of her own work published in a literary journal. She says working for ALR helped her learn what not to do in submitting a manuscript.
"I've learned from reading others' work. It's really important to make sure to follow submission guidelines when sending in manuscripts to make a great first impression," she says.
Senior Megan Trotter was chosen by Kevin Curran, assistant professor of English, to research the final act of The Tragedy of Philotas, a play written by Shakespeare contemporary Samuel Daniel. Curran received a Bibliographical Society of America Fellowship to prepare a critical edition of the play. Daniel, Curran says, "was testing the political waters" in the court of James I of England through the play, which criticized absolutist monarchy.
Trotter studied the five editions of the play published in the 1600s, handling the original copies at the Ransom Center.
"They were hard to understand because the language wasn't contemporary," she says. "But the whole experience was so stimulating for my mind. It didn't feel like a chore."
Trotter says the research fellowship made her realize that she could work in literary editing and criticism as well as teach.
"It reaffirmed that I'm on the right path in choosing a career in academics," she says.
Other students who received research fellowships assisted their faculty mentors in preparing books about codes of masculinity in British Romantic literature and about Oscar Wilde's writing style and ideas; preparing a collection of early writings by 18th-century British novelist Samuel Richardson; and researching the critical and performance history of a 1607 play.
The faculty mentors say all of the Undergraduate Research Scholars became more inspired as future scholars through their projects.
"The fellowships showed me that undergraduates can contribute as positively as graduate students. They are world-class young scholars," Curran says.
Gregory says the fellowship made him "a much stronger candidate for graduate programs."
"The skills I learned will help me hit the ground running in graduate school," Gregory says. He is pursuing a master's degree in English literature at New York University.
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– "We were better, but it's still not good enough. Better doesn't matter in the standings."
– "We have a way of not handling adversity well. It's been a problem for the first 13 games. As soon as we face adversity, we start trying to do too much."
– "I've been stepping in [to try and get the players going] for a long time. It's got tocome from within the room. For half a game we were right there and couldn't get a goal and when the tide turned we didn't handle it well."
– "We played fine in the first period, but not everybody's on the same page, taking shifts off. It's simple to win, you know? Get the pucks out and get them in. That's all you've got to do to win. When we don't do that, we get scored on."
– "We could say we're not scoring, but I think we're playing pretty good, we're playing good defensively, we're not giving teams much. But when we do give the puck away that's when they capitalize. It's really hurting us."
– "I don't think every line is playing good hockey and you're not going to win games with just one line or two defensemen. You have to have everybody on board. We're playing four lines."
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– "I think everybody has said as many things as they can."
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Lee Konitz & Marshall Brown: Struttin' With Some Barbecue
Struttin' With Some Barbecue
Lee Konitz (alto sax, baritone sax)
The Lee Konitz Duets (OJC 466)
Lee Konitz (alto sax, baritone sax), Marshall Brown (valve trombone, euphonium).
Composed by Lil Hardin Armstrong.
Recorded: New York, September 25, 1967
Rating: 90/100 (learn more)
On a single day in September 1967, Lee Konitz recorded an entire LP of duets with some of his favorite musicians. Some of his partners had recorded with him before (Jim Hall, Dick Katz, Elvin Jones), but most were new, including Marshall Brown, a pioneering jazz educator best known for leading the Newport Jazz Festival's Youth Band. Brown's meager discography was almost entirely devoted to traditional jazz, so it is no surprise that the Konitz/Brown duet is on a Louis Armstrong classic, "Struttin' With Some Barbecue". While there is no rhythm section present, Brown makes up for its absence by playing a jaunty bass line under Konitz' acidic alto solo. Brown gets the spotlight in the second chorus although Konitz just leaves more space in his playing instead of attempting to play a bass part. Then, through the use of overdubbing, Konitz on baritone sax and Brown on euphonium play a stop-time background to an alto sax/valve trombone reading of Louis Armstrong's classic solo from the original recording of 40 years earlier. The arrangement is simply delightful, but Konitz' over-riding seriousness makes this much less fun than it ought to have been.
Reviewer: Thomas Cunniffe
Tags: 1960s jazz · alto sax · struttin with some barbecue
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The wine industry in California is undergoing a slow revolution. First it was synthetic corks, then screwcaps, now tetra-paks; varietals like Syrah and Viognier were brought to prominence. Perhaps most controversially, people have actually started to make decent wine for under twenty bucks.
For some though, this revolution isn't nearly fast nor radical enough. Enter, The Three Thieves. These self proclaimed "jug boys" and "liberators of world class wine" have strode through the swinging doors of the saloon with guns-a-blaring.
Here's the plot: buy a ton of aftermarket wine (already pressed and fermented) blend it 'til you think its good, throw it in a one-liter maple syrup jug bottle and top it off with a screwcap. "Cowboy up!" as they say.
These three thieves are actually Joel Gott, Charles Bieler, and Roger Scommegna, and whatever else it may be judged as, this latest venture of theirs is a brilliant piece of marketing that in the tradition of Randall Grahm pokes fun at everything that is stuffy and established about the wine industry.
Does the wine transcend its cute packaging and guerilla marketing? Maybe. It's certainly better than a lot of the swill priced at $10 in Safeway, but while it is balanced, ultimately it's not something I want to drink every day.
Tasting Notes:
Pomegranate red in the glass with a hint of purple, this wine has aromas of cherry and a light touch of cassis in the nose at first, and then as it opens, more scents of dark berries. In the mouth it has a cool, clean, claret style feel across the palate with a nice balance of cherry, strawberry, and sweet toasted oak, but the flavors are lacking tannins and a substantial backbone that would turn this wine into something more complex. The finish is average and unremarkable.
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I had some with a steak off the BBQ and it complemented the rib eye nicely. Its a good all-around red dinner wine that should be served with hearty foods.
Overall Score: 7/7.5
How Much?: $9.99
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