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Crunch Continue to Struggle at Home, Fall to AmerksSubmitted by jghoughtaling on November 11, 2012 - 00:49
Pierre-Cedric Labrie recalled looking at the scoreboard with 14 minutes remaining.
With the Syracuse Crunch trailing 3-2, the forward saw 23 listed as his team's shots on goal. Twelve minutes later -- and the Crunch now trailing by three to the Rochester Americans -- the number had only changed by one.
"We can't win the game (like that) if we're losing by two or three," Labrie said. "If you don't shoot, you don't score."
Syracuse's 5-2 loss at the Onondaga County War Memorial Saturday snapped a three-game winning streak overall, and was the third straight loss on home ice.
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AHL Game Night: 11-2-12 Crunch at PhantomsSubmitted by pete on November 2, 2012 - 21:28
Impressive thumping of a team with a lot of NHL talent on it.
Dustin Tokarski (pictured) picked up his 4th win of the season by stopping 23 of the 24 shots he faced. His numbers so far look like a carbon copy of last season's, right down to the .913 save percentage.
First Period
SYR Conacher, (6) , 10:03
ADK Zolnierczyk, (3) (Eddy, Couturier), 17:37
Second Period
SYR Panik, (2) , 5:41
SYR Johnson, (6) (Taormina, Cote), 7:16
Third Period
SYR Taormina, (1) , 19:22 (EN/SH)
Tokarski and Cory Conacher were the game's first and second stars.
Panik attack, y'all! Off the milk carton and onto the scoresheet.
This was a really odd game when you think that Syracuse actually got held down to 18 shots. As I said, there's a lot of NHL talent on Adirondack. On paper, they're one of the real threats in the conference, so to whip them 4-1 in their barn is good for the soul.
Syracuse is off until Wednesday when they'll start a 2 game set against Hamilton.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
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Crunch fall to Penguins, 4-1Submitted by jghoughtaling on October 27, 2012 - 23:47
By Jeremy Houghtaling
It took all of 38 seconds for the Syracuse Crunch to find the back of the net Saturday, but it was all downhill from there.
Seeing Brett Connolly and Alex Killorn crashing the net, Cory Conacher threw the puck on goal. After banking off one of the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins defenders' skates, it slid past goalie Jeff Zatkoff.
"That was one good bounce we had all game," Conacher said.
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AHL Game Day: 10-27-12 Penguins at CrunchSubmitted by pete on October 27, 2012 - 21:29
The Lightning's AHL affiliate suffers its first regulation regular season loss since the day of the Super Bowl.
Dustin Tokarski allowed 3 goals on 32 shots for his first regulation loss of the year. Your serve, Riku.
First Period
SYR Conacher, (5) (Killorn, Connolly), 0:38
WBS Tangradi, (3) (Grant), 14:10
Second Period
WBS Holzapfel, (2) (Gibbons, Reese), 5:35
WBS Bennett, (1) (Smith, Ferriero), 7:57 (PP)
Third Period
WBS Tangradi, (4) , 18:06 (EN)
Cory Conacher was the game's second star.
Coincidentally, the Norfolk Admirals also lost their first game of the season tonight, finally snapping that franchise's regular season win streak. Quite the run for both these players in Syracuse and that franchise down in The Commonwealth.
Syracuse gets Adirondack tomorrow afternoon, presumably with the big Finn Helenius between the pipes.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
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NCAA Game Night: 10-26-12Submitted by chad on October 26, 2012 - 23:52
No. 19 Colorado College Tigers 0 @ No. 7 Cornell Big Red 2
D/W Kirill Gotovets, COR: 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 2 SOG
Season totals: 1 GP, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM
Cornell opened their regular season with a shutout win over visiting Colorado College. Senior John Esposito (undrafted) scored both goals for the Big Red. Lightning prospect Kirill Gotovets is looking to build on the eight points he accumulated last season as a sophomore.
No. 3 Miami RedHawks 2 @ No. 7 Michigan Wolverines 4
F Jimmy Mullin, MIA: 0-1-1, E, 0 PIM, 0 SOG
Season totals: 4 GP, 0-2-2, E, 2 PIM
Jimmy Mullin set up teammate Cody Murphy on the power play to give Miami a short-lived 1-0 lead, but the RedHawks gave up two third period goals to lose in Michigan, 4-2. Jets first round defenseman Jacob Trouba had two assists for Michigan. Lightning camper Austin Czarnik had a goal for Miami, his third of the season.
Alaska-Anchorage SeaWolves 1 @ No. 4 North Dakota Fighting Sioux 4
F Brendan O'Donnell, UND: 0-1-1, +1, 2 PIM (tripping), 3 SOG
Season totals: 3 GP, 0-1-1, E, 2 PIM
Brendan O'Donnell (pictured) notched his first point of the season and North Dakota handled the SeaWolves, 4-1. Flames prospect Danny Kristo had three assists for the Sioux.
USA U-18 2 @ No. 2 Minnesota Golden Gophers 2 (exhibition)
G Adam Wilcox, MIN: Did not play
Season totals (pregame): 2 GP, 2-0-0, 1.31 GAA, .913 sv%, 0 SO
Freshman Adam Wilcox got the night off for the Gophers in an exhibition match against the USA Under-18 squad. The Gophers play again on Sunday against Cory Conacher's alma mater, Canisius.
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AHL Game Night: 10-19-12 Crunch at DevilsSubmitted by pete on October 19, 2012 - 20:52
Tic gets on track.
Dustin Tokarski (pictured) allowed 2 goals on 27 shots for his first victory of the season. That was a very solid rebound performance, especially in the Third Period, after an ugly stat line on opening night. So Tic just raised Riku, and we'll see what Helenius can do tomorrow to answer. It's great to have two really good young goaltenders who are the cusp of making the jump to the bigs pushing each other.
First Period
ALB Hoeffel, (1) (Josefson), 0:58
SYR Johnson, (4) (Palat, Conacher), 7:45 (PP)
ALB Tedenby, (1) (Sestito), 16:44
Second Period
SYR Brown, (1) (Killorn, Namestnikov), 10:44 (PP)
SYR Angelidis, (3) (Barberio, Nightingale), 16:44
Third Period
Mike Angelidis and Mark Barberio were the game's first and third stars. Tic was robbed.
J.T. Brown scored his first goal as an AHLer to tie the game up in the second stanza.
There's a little rust on this Syracuse team that still needs to be knocked off. The east-west guys are still getting their timing back and the north-south guys, stylistically, are clearly ahead. So, I'd definitely say the Paniks and the Connollys are still feeling things out. It'll come, though. It's good to be 2-0-0-1 knowing these guys aren't close to what they're capable of yet.
For being such a young pup, Vladislav Namestnikov is holding his own. His power play assist from the Hershey game got switched to Cory Conacher shortly after the game, but he got his second helper of the season tonight and looks every bit as feisty as the scouting report says he is, even despite being on the skinny side. It wouldn't shock me, at all, if he had a really good second half once Coach Cooper gets him settled in. There's a slightly built guy wearing #12 for the Crunch who had a similar story last season.
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Conacher Takes Home Weekly AwardsSubmitted by chad on October 15, 2012 - 17:13
The American Hockey League announced today that Syracuse Crunch left wing Cory Conacher was selected the CCM/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Oct. 14, 2012. Conacher was also named our prospect of the week here at Bolt Prospects. Since the AHL candidates for their award far outnumber the number of prospects in the Lightning organization, we listed the AHL's award first. On pure importance, value, and prestige, ours would be listed first, of course. But we're nice.
Conacher picked up where he left off last season when he was named the AHL's Most Valuable Player and Most Outstanding Rookie. During the league's opening weekend, Conacher potted two goals and added three assists. His center, Tyler Johnson, had three goals, and his opposite winger, Ondrej Palat, had three helpers over the weekend.
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Leftover Notes from Syracuse's Home OpenerSubmitted by jghoughtaling on October 15, 2012 - 12:38
By Jeremy Houghtaling
Cory Conacher did a little bit of everything Saturday.
Besides supplying the Crunch with a goal and an assist, he played the point on the first power play unit and drove hard to the net when he wasn't. The last part surely got under the skin of Bears goalie Braden Holtby. The two met in the crease a few times, and at one point it appeared Holtby was throwing punches after the two crashed into the net.
"I just broke my stick and stumbled into him," Conacher said. "I'm the one that goes to the net and does that kind of stuff."
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AHL Game Story: Crunch 4 Bears 3Submitted by chad on October 14, 2012 - 08:57
Fruitless on four previous power play attempts, the Syracuse Crunch found themselves with a two-man advantage for nearly two full minutes early in the third period Saturday.
With plenty of extra time and space, it took only 34 seconds for Mark Barberio to set up Brett Connolly with a one-timer that beat Hershey Bears goalie Braden Holtby from the point.
"I had a few chances last night and tonight," Connolly said. "It's always nice to see the puck go in the net."
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AHL Game Night: 10-13-12 Bears at CrunchSubmitted by pete on October 13, 2012 - 21:43
Syracuse hangs on hard against one of the league's perennial powers.
Riku Helenius allowed 3 goals on 26 shots for the victory, in a successful return to North American hockey. This battle between Helenius and Dustin Tokarski for the top spot between the pipes in Syracuse is going to rage all season, and both guys are going to be better for it. It's an embarrassment of riches to boast two guys who won championships last season in the AHL and Finnish SM-liiga, respectively. Good. Problem. To. Have.
First Period
SYR Angelidis, (2) (Wyman), 11:23 (SH)
Second Period
SYR Johnson, (3) (Conacher, Palat), 5:36
HER Mitchell, (1) , 7:26 (SH)
HER Almeida, (1) (Taffe, DiSalvatore), 14:36
SYR Conacher, (2) (Taormina), 18:44
Third Period
SYR Connolly, (1) (Barberio, Conacher), 5:02 (PP)
HER DiSalvatore, (1) (Kundratek, Taffe), 13:04 (PP)
Cory Conacher (pictured) and Tyler Johnson were the game's first and second stars. For my money, Conacher was the best player in the league the first half of last season and Johnson the best in the second half. Why wouldn't they lead the Crunch in the home opener this year? With a little offseason rest, Conacher looks every bit the pesky scorer that tore up the league to start last year.
Brett Connolly scored the winner to notch his first point of the season. It's only a matter of time until J.T. Brown and Richard Panik follow suit.
No offense to our friends in Hershey, but I have to confess to being a little stunned that this year's version of the Bears is the least stacked, on paper, I've seen in a while. Sure, there's some fine players like Orlov and Holtby, but without the likes of Bourque or Giroux, this year's team lacks the fear factor of many recent editions. It's going to be interesting to see how the division plays out over the course of the season.
The Crunch travel to Albany next on Friday.
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Despite difficulties at price talks, Gazprom will reach an agreement on gas supplies to China, the company's chairman of the board Viktor Zubkov is convinced. According to him, Beijing has already agreed to the proposed amounts of gas. Asked what parameters China would like to link the price to, Zubkov replied that "the Chinese side probably believed there were other parameters that prices could be pegged to" but Gazprom was concentrating on the link to oil. He also confirmed that the possibility of China building a gas pipeline was on the agenda and spoke against liberalizing LNG exports. "As an interested party, I am of course in favour of preserving the current situation," Zubkov said.
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In late February it was reported that Gazprom had agreed with China's CNPC to step up talks on Russian gas supplies "with a view to signing a sale and purchase contract on Russian gas by the end of 2013". The deadline for the companies was set by the Russian-Chinese intergovernmental commission on energy cooperation headed by Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich and Vice-Premier Wang Qishan, a statement issued by Gazprom said.
Russia and China have been in talks on gas supplies for nearly 10 years. Now the parties have confirmed previously agreed basic parameters, including amount of supplies, start date, duration of supplies, delivery point at the border as well as other terms. In addition, an underground storage facility in China, its marketing as well as joint production of shale gas are being considered as possible further areas for cooperation.
Earlier, Gazprom deputy head Aleksandr Medvedev said that Russia and China continued to discuss supplies of Russian gas along two corridors, to a total amount of up to 68 billion cubic metres a year. In late 2012 Gazprom announced its decision to invest in the development of the Chayandinskoye oil and gas condensate field in Yakutia, from where supplies to China could begin.
However, the main issue – that of the price of gas – has still not been resolved, a Vedomosti source at Gazprom said. The price formula has been set but the sides can still not agree on some coefficients. The prices being proposed by China cannot cover Gazprom's costs of developing the field, the source said, without however specifying any numbers.

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NASCAR drivers almost certainly will find Phoenix International Raceway to be a very different place a year from now.
The first repaving of the 1-mile oval since 1993 is considered very likely, with the work to begin soon after February's Subway Fresh Fit 500. But the changes could be dramatic: reconfiguration to include bottom-to-top gradual banking, widening and even opening-up the radius of the turns.
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Directors of International Speedway Corp., PIR's parent company, are expected to green-light the estimated $10 million repaving project at a meeting Wednesday in Miami, The Republic has confirmed. The Avondale City Council also must OK a development agreement with PIR; that's likely to happen by early December.
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With WWDC 2011 passing without any iPhone-related announcement, the world expects Apple to unveil its next-generation smartphone sometime next month. We're now hearing that this may happen on September 7 – according to Japanese website Kodawarisan and "a source in the know", Apple will host an event on this date.
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In a May 29 final order, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued its strongest warning ever against the use of indoor tanning by anyone under the age of 18. The agency's action, along with new requirements for tanning bed manufacturers, is aimed at reducing the rising rate of skin cancers, especially melanoma.
Melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, has been on the rise over the last three decades. The American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates that nearly 13,000 people die each year from skin cancers, and of those, 9,700 die from melanoma. Because an estimated 2.3 million teens tan indoors each year, and because melanoma is the second most common form of cancer among young adults – especially in women ages 15 to 29 -- physician groups have been urging the government to take action on tanning beds for years.
The concern is that indoor tanning devices emit UV rays that have been linked to skin cancer, burns and eye damage. According to an FDA news release, people exposed to UV radiation from indoor tanning are at a 59 percent greater risk of melanoma. And the risk increases with each use of a sunlamp product.
"Repeated UV exposure from sunlamp products poses a risk of skin cancer for all users – but the highest risk for skin cancer is in young persons under the age of 18 and people with a family history of skin cancer," said Jeffrey Shuren, MD, director of the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, in the news release.
The new FDA orders require that a visible "black-box" warning be placed on indoor tanning products advising against their use by children under 18. In addition, marketing materials promoting sunlamp products and UV lamps must carry other warnings and contraindications, and include the statement "Persons repeatedly exposed to UV radiation should be regularly evaluated for skin cancer."
The FDA has also reclassified tanning machines from low-risk, class I devices to moderate-risk, class II devices. This move means manufacturers of tanning products will have to submit a pre-market notification to the FDA and obtain FDA clearance prior to marketing their devices. Until now, no such review was required.
The FDA's new requirements apply to manufacturers of indoor tanning machines and not to salon owners. Owners will not face fines if they allow under 18-year-olds to use tanning beds or booths.
While some dermatologists and public health advocates would like to see restrictions that would penalize violators, healthcare providers and skin care experts in general applaud the FDA's efforts to make the public aware of the dangers of indoor tanning and its risks to teens.
"I support this legislation as it will help protect the help of youth, who may feel invincible, but in reality are at the most risk because they are not properly protecting their skin from the harmful effects of UV light," Joshua Zeichner, MD, director of cosmetic and clinical research in the department of dermatology at The Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, told Health Day.


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- A complete review of core concepts.
- More than 1,150 classroom-tested, NCLEX®-style questions.
(Alternate format, too!)
- Test-taking hints and rationales for correct and incorrect answers.
Course review now. NCLEX®-prep later.
1,150 critical thinking questions (both multiple choice and alternate format) organize the seemingly huge volume of pharmacology information students must master into manageable sections divided by body systems and specific diseases. They not only learn to associate the medication with the disease process, making learning easier, but are also able to evaluate their knowledge of medications prior to taking their exams.
All of the questions encompass the basic concepts for medication administration, including why the client is taking the medication • when the nurse would question administering the medication • how the nurse knows the medication is effective • and what interventions the nurse needs to teach the client concerning the medication.
"I love that the questions come with rationales and that the books are filled with relevant questions! Tons of people in my class use them and without fail we rave about them after each test!"—Taryn Van Rensburg, Student Nurse at Naugatuck Valley Community College, CT.
Very good book to have. Especially if you're having problems with "application" type questions on your tests. It comes with a CD too!. also full of questions, math questions as well..
You will actually learn a lot when you read the rationales. It gives you the reason why the answer is right or wrong. However, I was also expecting the book to have a generalized description of the most common drugs, but it doesn't. It is just full of questions, this will help you with your tests while in nursing school.
I have this whole series of books and they have helped me get through Nursing school. They outline everything in neat order without the extra fluff and the questions have rationales for why each answer is right OR wrong. It's all about passing the tests and these books help.
Pharmacology is such a vast subject but this broken down into subjects and sub-subjects. A nice review but it's impossible to cover all aspects when it comes to Pharm. We use it during group study sessions but don't rely on this alone.
This was one of my most helpful books in nursing school and when studying for my NCLEX. It's set up with all NCLEX style questions (you know the good old 'which is more right?' because two answers could be correct). Those questions drove me crazy in nursing school. But it's the best way to prepare for the licensing exam. At then end of each chapter they have the right answer highlight and give the rationale for the right answers AND the wrong answers, very helpful if you ask me. I never used the CD that came with the book so I can't comment as to that. This is a great book though!!!
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- Series: Davis's Success
- Paperback: 384 pages
- Publisher: F.A. Davis Company; 1 PAP/CDR edition (November 30, 2007)
- Language: English
- Product Dimensions: 0.8 x 8.5 x 10.8 inches
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No pun intended as we envision the love that exudes from Dream, a four-year-old Poodle that was abandoned and preparing to give birth, is showing that unconditional love exists anywhere the heart is open to receiving or giving it. The staff at Helen Woodward Animal Center (HWAC) is thrilled to be able to be a part of the following sweet love story.
Dream was rescued by an overcrowded shelter in the high desert area near Lancaster, California. She had been abandoned, labeled as a stray, was dirty, matted and so skinny that the shelter workers were completely unaware that she was pregnant.
Shortly after her arrival, the dog gave birth to two tiny puppies on December 2nd, 2013. Sadly enough, one of the puppies was too small to survive. This broke Dream's heart, but she worked desperately to keep her remaining puppy alive even though she, herself, was exhausted and underweight and fighting for survival. She succeeded but the loss of the one puppy seemed to weigh heavily upon her and justified her sad disposition.
A Helen Woodward transfer partner notified HWAC's staff about Dream and her new puppy, which had been promptly named Cupcake for his lovingly sweet nature, and brought them to the Center on December 11th, 2013. Dream arrived newly shaved and bathed and protective of her tiny remaining baby and the two were immediately placed with a foster family who could provide them a safe place to heal and grow and learn what it was like to live in a loving home.
Just a few weeks later, another transfer partner, this one from Kingman, Arizona, alerted HWAC about a young puppy in desperate trouble. A mother Aussie Blend dog named Karly was transferred to the Center on January 10th along with her seven puppies. Karly and six of her puppies seemed to be flourishing, but the seventh puppy, a small girl named Candy, was suffering.
Candy was half the weight of her siblings and she was being trampled by her more boisterous brothers and sisters as they fought for their mother's milk. The tiny puppy struggled to get to the milk which left her weak, stunted, dehydrated, covered in bite wounds and on top of it all, she was suffering from a nasal infection. Center Veterinarian Stephanie Oba took Candy in, fostering her separately with around the clock care to provide the antibiotics and many resources she needed in order to survive. Through it all, the one thing Candy needed most of all was a nurturing canine mother to love her.
The Helen Woodward Animal Center foster staff made the suggestion to introduce Candy to Dream and her puppy Cupcake. The puppies were about the same age and size and Dream would be able to provide the nourishment Candy needed. The question was whether Dream would accept the new puppy or not. Proving that dreams actually do come true, the bond between the three was instantaneous. Dream immediately took to Candy, snuggling her with her own puppy, Cupcake, as though she were the baby she had lost. Dream sweetly nurses the two puppies and is keeping a watchful eye on both babies. Dream's spirits seemed to lift. Her family was at last complete.
Foster Pam Fleischman stated, "Dream has been an amazingly good mother. She is content to spend most of her time lounging with Cupcake and Candy and attentively caring for them. We're looking forward to seeing how the puppies' personalities develop during the next month. They are both angels and immediately became the best of friends."
Center Veterinarian Dr. Stephanie Oba is providing regular checkups and medical care for the entire family who are all reported doing well. Cupcake and Candy should be ready to be altered in the next two to three weeks and will be available for adoption soon after. In the meantime, the cuddly trio is finally living a truly sweet dream as you can see from the two videos you can click on below:
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Courteney Cox and Snow Patrol's Johnny McDaid have announced they are engaged by posting matching messages on Twitter.
The 50-year-old actress revealed the happy news on the site, writing: "I'm engaged to him!" accompanied by a close-up selfie of the pair.
McDaid, 37, who is from Northern Ireland, tweeted the same photo and wrote: "I'm engaged to her!"
The couple are believed to have been dating since the end of last year and have recently worked together on Cox's new film Just Before I Go.
Cox was previously married to actor David Arquette and they have a 10-year-old daughter called Coco.
They split up in 2010 and their divorce was finalised in May 2013.
Snow Patrol are a Northern Irish-Scottish alternative rock band who first found fame with their 2003 album Final Straw.
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The European styrene report at ICIS is a weekly report. It comes out every week on a Friday and it's a mixture of spot and contract prices.
The spot, we look at the current month and the forward month. The contract several barge numbers are settled. They're fairly straightforward between a buyer and a seller.
We also have the customer reference price, and that's slightly different. It's more of a round-robin process between several consumers and one large seller.
Now the ICIS report in Europe for styrene is the benchmark, so it's quite widely used. A lot of people set contracts to the numbers, and it's widely regarded as a reference.
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The European styrene barge contract for January settled at €975/tonne FOB ARA, down €20/tonne from the previous month. The spot market saw some price erosion over January, in line with falling upstream benzene and crude oil numbers.
Sources also reported some length in the styrene market, and the restart of the Moerdijk unit added to regional availability. Despite this, there was still strong demand from the downstream styrenics sector owing to the relatively mild winter in Q1.
February saw a €50/tonne reduction on the European barge contract, with lower benzene and ethylene costs weighing down on the styrene settlement. However, spot prices gradually pushed higher over the course of February as some tightness was anticipated by March/April owing to production outages in Europe.
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Feb. 20, 2013
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TULSA, Okla. - Maurice Kemp scored 23 points and East Carolina rode a game-ending 21-7 run to a 72-63 victory over Conference USA foe Tulsa on Wednesday night.
The win snapped an eight-game losing streak to the Hurricane and was the Pirates' first on the Tulsa campus. It also propelled the Pirates into a tie for fifth-place with Tulsa in the Conference USA standings at 6-6. The top five seeds in next month's C-USA tournament get a bye into the quarterfinals.
"It was kind of an odd game, but I was really proud of my team at the end," ECU Head Coach Jeff Lebo said. "We've lost some heartbreaking games with runs, but we actually won this one. We were aided by Tulsa's rough night from the foul line, but it was a big win for us on the road."
Kemp, who came in averaging a conference-leading 18 points per game, was 9 of 14 from the floor for the Pirates (15-10), recording his 10th 20-point game of the season. Akeem Richmond added 17 points off the bench, sinking five 3-pointers. Ty Armstrong scored 13 and Paris Roberts-Campbell nearly posted his first career double-double, but finished just shy with 10 points and nine rebounds.
Scottie Haralson had 20 points for the Golden Hurricane (14-12), who led 56-51 after Haralson's jumper with 6:41 to play. After Roberts-Campbell made 1-of-2 free throws, Richmond scored nine straight points on three 3-pointers to put East Carolina ahead to stay as part of a 10-0 run. The Pirates had reserved the margin in 2:11 and led 61-56 with 4:30 to play.
"Richmond can get it going from outside the 3-point line," Lebo said. "He's been shooting the ball really well the last few games. He isn't afraid to step up there and take the shot. He has a green light, even if I said it was yellow. It would still be green."
East Carolina made 7-of-7 free throws over the final 1:50 to hold off the Hurricane and capture its' first win in the series since the team's initial meeting as C-USA foes in 2006.
Tulsa's Haralson opened the game with a 3-pointer and the Hurricane was up one-point at 5-4 before Kemp's 3-pointer gave ECU a 7-5 advantage at the 17:51 mark and it didn't relinquish the lead the remainder of the first half. The Pirates took their largest lead of the half, 31-17, as Richmond buried a with 4:15 left before intermission.
After Kemp made his second 3 of the half to make it 34-20, the Pirates were held scoreless for the final three minutes. Tulsa closed out the opening 20 minutes on a 9-0 run. TU had scored three straight points before Kemp was whistled for a Flagrant One foul for swinging his elbows, which TU turned into a four-point play. D'Andre Wright then dunked the ball to cap the run and trim the Golden Hurricane's deficit to five, 34-29, at halftime.
Tulsa connected on just 6-of-19 free throws, compared to 18-of-24 by the Pirates.
The Pirates played the game without the services of senior guard Shamarr Bowden, who sustained a shoulder injury in practice Tuesday. He is not expected to play Saturday either, when the Pirates travel to Dallas to take on SMU.


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If Jack Roush has anything to say about it, propane soon will be used for more than grilling hamburgers and hot dogs at the infield cookout.
In the wake of Sunday's Daytona 500 victory by Roush-Fenway NASCAR team driver Matt Kenseth, Roush was back at his headquarters outside Detroit this week to promote his company's new line of propane-fueled Ford trucks and vans.
A veteran of racing and the automotive industry, Roush loves the sound of a snarling gasoline-powered V-8 as much as the next guy -- probably more. But Roush sees alternative fuels as a positive step in the struggling U.S. auto industry's journey out of the economic wilderness.
"We're getting ready for the upswing here," Roush said, in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. "The automobile industry is going to survive. We're going to morph ourselves into a shape where we can have better market share for the things that we do than we've had in the past. And life's going to be good."
Roush said alternative fuels are "certainly not a fix-all," but represent potential good news for an industry beleaguered by talk of bailouts and bankruptcy.
And Roush's decision to embrace alternative fuels -- he's touting propane as an immediate answer, and his company is working on electric and hydrogen power projects for the future -- is another example of a slow shift toward environmental awareness within the NASCAR community.
Although the Indy Racing League has switched to ethanol, NASCAR only recently switched from leaded to unleaded fuel and its cars still use carburetors instead of fuel injection.
But NASCAR recently hired a director of "green innovation," and NASCAR chairman and CEO Brian France has spoken to former vice president Al Gore about making the sport more environmentally friendly.
Clearly, Roush is more interested in getting alternative-fuel vehicles on the road than on the track.
Although Roush is best known for the success of his NASCAR team and the trademark fedora he wears in the garage area, he says only about 500 of his 3,000 employees work on racing. The rest work on other business interests that include engineering projects for the automotive industry and beyond.
And in stark contrast to many businesses in the hard-hit state of Michigan, Roush is planning to expand. He sees the propane fuel truck conversions as an area for growth.
"The thing that I've done in running my company that's kept it viable is that we have been quick to give up on things that were no longer timely or needed, and we've morphed ourselves into a new form, a new shape, that would follow the needs of the automotive industry and the interest of things that were happening in the economy," Roush said.
Roush's propane truck conversions will be marketed primarily to large business fleets. Although there are an estimated 2,500 public propane refueling stations in the U.S., Roush said the propane-powered trucks make the most sense for companies large enough to maintain their own refueling stations.
The Roush propane conversion isn't cheap -- it costs just shy of $9,000 for parts and installation on a Ford pickup.
When combined with federal and state tax incentives that subsidize major chunks of the conversion and subsequent propane purchases, Roush estimates the cost will justify itself within a year. According to Roush's research, business fleets hold on to their vehicles much longer.
Propane also burns cleaner than gasoline -- Roush says his modified trucks will be certified by the strict California Air Resources Board -- and propane generally doesn't need to be imported because it is a byproduct of the refining process for oil and natural gas that often goes to waste.
Those big flames you see shooting out of refinery smokestacks?
"For the most part, that's burning off propane," Roush said.
Roush says the propane-powered truck gets the same horsepower and torque as the gasoline version.
"It's seamless," Roush said. "You can't tell the difference."
However, Roush acknowledges an approximate 13 percent drop in fuel economy because a gallon of propane contains less energy than a gallon of gas.
The loss in efficiency can be offset when large business fleets take advantage of wholesale propane prices that have been below $1 per gallon this year, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's Web site.
Roush's propane push runs parallel to the widely publicized natural gas transportation fuel initiative being promoted by Texas oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens. And while others tout electric cars as a better solution for U.S. energy needs -- and hydrogen fuel cells as the ultimate answer -- proponents of propane say it's ready to go today.
"The infrastructure's not there," Roush said of natural gas. "And of course, we're years away from the prospect of getting infrastructure, meaningful infrastructure, for hydrogen."
Roush says it's time to act now, for the sake of the country and its automakers.
"Assuming that we just don't say it's going to go the way of the wind-up clock or the steam locomotive, how are we going to save this thing?"
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text: Jan 21, 2014 14:43 Two deaths confirmed in Omaha plant explosion Two deaths confirmed in Omaha plant explosion Associated Press photo by Nati Harnik -- Firefighters stage outside the International Nutrition plant in Omaha, Neb., on Monday, where a fire and explosion took place. At least nine people have been hospitalized and others could be trapped at the animal feed processing plant. The Associated Press Jan. 20, 2014; 3:37 p.m. Comments OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — An explosion that brought down part of an animal feed processing plant in Omaha on Monday morning killed 2 people and seriously injured 10 others, authorities said.The search for bodies in the crippled International Nutrition plant progressed slowly Monday and had to be suspended in the evening. Omaha Police Lt. Darci Tierney said all 38 of the workers who were in the building at the time had been accounted for, so the death toll wasn't expected to grow.Through much of the day, authorities declined to say how many died while they sorted out what happened. In total, officials said two died, 10 were hospitalized and seven were hurt but refused treatment. The other 19 workers escaped.Authorities said late Monday that Keith Everett, 53, of Omaha, was one of the victims. The other victim's name hasn't been released.Search-and-rescue experts worked into Monday evening to stabilize the building and removed one victim.But the combination of strong winds, cold temperatures and a dangerous building forced rescuers to suspend operations before the second victim could be recovered, Omaha Interim Fire Chief Bernie Kanger said.That search effort and investigation will resume Tuesday morning, but there's difficult work ahead."We've got tens of thousands of pounds of concrete, reinforced concrete and steel," Kanger said. "This is a very significant rescue operation."Authorities don't know what caused the blast, but Kanger noted that there were no hazardous chemicals at the three-story plant. International Nutrition makes products that are added to livestock and poultry feed to make them more nutritious.The second and third floors of the plant collapsed on top of the first floor as key structural supports failed Monday. Kanger said firefighters were able to rescue five men initially, including one that had to be cut out of the debris.The Occupational Safety and Health Administration will determine the cause of the accident, but Kanger said the investigation could take weeks.The explosion knocked out the lights in the building and sent workers scrambling for safety.Nate Lewis said he was on the first floor when he heard the explosion. The building went dark, so the 21-year-old used light from his cellphone to make his way across the production floor and outside."I was a production line worker, although I don't know if I want to be that anymore," said Lewis, who's worked there for about four months.Jamar White said he heard a loud crack and looked up to see the back wall of the building collapsing."I ran at least 150 feet," White said. "I ran far enough to make sure nothing else would keep falling."Afterward, White said, he could see inside the third floor where at least two co-workers were screaming for help.There appears to be structural damage to the top of the building, which sits in an industrial area just south of Interstate 80, which bisects Nebraska's largest city. There are no residences nearby and the other industrial buildings nearby weren't evacuated after the explosion.Diane Stout said she'd heard from her husband, a manager on the plant maintenance crew, so she knew he was OK. The workers all know each other well, Stout said, so she was hoping to hear good news about friends there.White's wife, Sarah White, said she was at home with her four children when her husband called her after the explosion."I could hear the panic in his voice," she said. "But he said he was OK." She said he'd been watching trucks unload from outside the building when the blast occurred."That's where he works every day. That could have been him," White said. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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The women here all live up to the title: they're hot, horny, and hardly what one would call debutantes. Peach Puddin has a peach tattooed around her pussy, and Kyle Stone licks her juicy slit before pushing his rodney inside. Tia and Zina Dean have a double-headed dildo rendezvous, and both big-busted ladies almost melt together when their pussies erupt. If you appreciate the charm and experience only maturity can bring, this tape is for you.


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As a counselor, people often ask me for advice concerning addiction; especially with regard to controlled substances both legal and illegal as well as alcohol.
Addicts and non-professionals always have an abundance of thoughts and comments on the subject.
Some of the more common are, "Everybody is addicted to something", "There are all kinds of addiction; mine just happens to be one of the big ones" and my favorite is the ever popular, "I can walk away from my addiction at any time I want; I'm just not ready or I enjoy my addiction".
The last example is most popular among alcoholics. My response is, really?
Yes indeed it's true; everyone seems addicted to something.
Food, coffee (caffeine), tobacco (nicotine), television, web browsing, video games, pornography, sex and much more are addictions to many people.
More recently developed (at alarming numbers to our young people and others) are, body piercing, tattooing, drinking of human blood, eating plastic and cutting (of one's flesh); all of which are very serious addictions. Usually a Psychologist or Psychiatrist specializing in these areas is the best source of professional help in these addictions.
Even things like sports, body building, college and religion can also become addictions. Some people can't be without their favorite sport team news or going to the gym hours a day, while many persons like college so much they can't seem to live outside the area of academia and become known as a "professional student" and still others just can't be without constant involvement in their church.
Indeed, there are all kinds of addicts in every aspect of life.
The bottom line is, how does one determine if they're an addict?
As a Christian Psychologist and Certified addiction counselor, over the years I have seen and/or participated in probably every kind of addiction recovery and rehabilitation program available and have concluded that it's not possible for an addict to "just walk away" and recover on their own.
It doesn't matter what the addiction is but especially alcohol and controlled substance addicts require professional help to initiate the recovery process.
For some of the minor addictions (and alcohol and controlled substances are not minor addictions), spiritual help from a minister or prayer group might be all that is needed.
For addictions like alcohol, controlled substances, sex and pornography, there's no way around professional help.
These are tough addictions and thinking you'll get better and recover on your own is simply wrong; you won't.
It doesn't matter which program you choose; just pick one and try it. You might have to try several before you fine one that is best suited for you.
For most addicts, an outpatient program such as Alcoholics or Narcotics Anonymous or Church sponsored recovery is not enough.
There must first be the lengthy process of in-patient/resident detoxification or the "drying out period".
Although such detoxification and rehabilitation processes have come a long way from the dreaded padded room and tie down experiences of old, realistically it is still a tough and painful process requiring professional help.
Detoxification and rehabilitation centers today are far from the hospital styles of years gone by. Most are comfortable and even eloquent places where the patient can under go the process in a peaceful and tranquil environment. In my area here in Deep South Texas, there is even a treatment center on beautiful South Padre Island, right on the beach.
The truth is, most addictive persons know their condition; they just haven't "followed through" in starting the recovery process.
One of the most common questions asked of any addiction counselor by family and friends is, "When (if ever) do we intervene"?
If the addict will not help him or herself, then certainly intervention is always necessary.
The question then becomes when is going it alone for family and friends as well as the addict not enough?
Here are some determination guidelines based on my experience as an addiction counselor which can help:
1) Does the individual appear more often than not unsettled, easily aggressive, impatient and fidgety; that is, are they constantly picking up, moving about in a close area while constantly moving or playing with their hands and arms and unable to stop picking at their skin.
2) Is the person often unintelligible in their communication with other (even though apparently sober)?
3) Do they have sudden mood swings?
4) Do they blame others for their actions?
5) Do they seem constantly paranoid?
6) Does their personal hygiene often appear diminished?
7) Do they constantly lie or exaggerate (or appear to be hallucinating)?
8) Do they run away (both physically and/or mentally)?
9) Do they attract or befriend other addicts?
10) Do they thrive on and/or live a life of constant conflict?
If you or a friend or loved one can be identified from these guidelines, intervention is a must; both the addict as well as family and friends should seek professional help.
If these guidelines apply to you, get into a detoxification and rehabilitation program immediately.
If these guidelines apply to a friend or family member, gather your non-addict friends and family together and hold an intervention time; get the addict convinced of their need and start the detoxification/rehabilitation process. Don't forget you're dealing with a life.
Addiction is something nobody needs but unfortunately almost everybody knows somebody that has an addiction problem.
For most of us, thank God addiction to life is enough.
For Christians, Philippians 4:13 reminds us, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me"; even the ability to overcome and recover from addiction. Let's make sure we share that verse with our friends and family suffering from addiction.
God bless all who seek recovery.
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In 2012, Hurricane Sandy battered the east coast and one of the dogs who survived the storm's violent lashing is still waiting to go home.
The three-year-old dog, named "Tank," was found in a damaged area in Brooklyn, N.Y., after the storm and he was taken to animal control where he waited for his family to find him.
Unfortunately, Tank's family never reclaimed him and he wound up on death row.
Tank was saved from an untimely death at the animal control agency by Best Friends Rescue, but today, over a year later, he is still waiting for a home of his own.
The following words were shared about Tank a few months ago:
Now a whole YEAR has passed again and it's THANKSGIVING AGAIN! While I am thankful to be alive -- this is NO LIFE for a pet! I LOVE PEOPLE, I am playful/friendly with other dogs; Easy to handle and such a Sweet boy! I'm an AWESOME DOG and PAL!
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- Independent films at !fistanbul!
- A whiff of China in Istanbul
- Two prizes for Turkey in the Dakar Rally
- International environment conference in Lefkoşa
- Award goes to ATM Dalaman International Terminal
- Istanbul through the eyes of two poets
- Discovering Sinan in Istanbul
- Music of the world at Iş Sanat
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The ATM Dalaman International Terminal,
Turkey's third largest in terms of number of passengers, is the first project in Turkey to receive an 'AR Award for Emerging Architecture', acknowledged to be one of the world' most prestigious architectural prizes. A total of 462 projects from 53 different countries competed for this year's awards, the first of which was given in 1999. The award was given to Emre Arolat, one of the terminal's architects, at a ceremony in London.


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Jazz ensemble concert to benefit student scholarship fund
The EMU Jazz Ensemble will be in concert 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Apr. 8, in EMU's Lehman Auditorium. The eight-member group, directed by Jim Warner, will play a broad repertoire of classic and contemporary jazz tunes. EMU senior Lena Risser will provide vocal accompaniment on selections by Frank N. Wildhorn, George Gershwin and Rogers & Hart. Warner, who also directs the EMU Wind Ensem ...More


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Despite several unsubstantiated news reports in recent days that Bon Jovi guitarist extraordinaire Richie Sambora has been laid-off for the remainder of the current Because We Can tour, the silence coming from Camp Bon Jovi and Secluded Sambora over the mysterious split of the guitar hero continues to be deafening.
'Laid-off' sounds so much better than fired doesn't it? But nothing 'official' has been said, which means until Jon Bon Jovi comes out and officially says it, nothing officially has happened to officially change the circumstances.
Aside from the occasional snarky remark in an interview or a misplaced tweet telling the world "nothing is resolved", gossip, rumor and innuendo rule the day.
Doubt it?
Just plug into social media on Twitter and Facebook, hashtag #bonjovi. It's a virtual certainty that your eyes will roll up in your head from all the mirth and mayhem this rock soap opera is stirring up.
Memo to Richie Sambora and Jon Bon Jovi: since neither of you can seem to find a way back to the center of Bon Jovi Universe together, consider this your notice to cut the crap and fix things in an expeditious manner.
The fans don't care how you do it so long as you get there.
Maybe you want to be locked in a room together for hours until one or both of you comes out; or you want to strip down to your boxers or briefs and get in the ring for a few rounds and see who wins.
Or maybe it's something as simple as sitting down in a darkened room and watching the hetero-bro-mance that used to bloom betwixt you two as evidenced in Born To Be My Baby and Blood On Blood.
Shock of shocks, you used to love to be on opposite sides of a microphone together.
More than likely under present circumstances, you need "a reason to believe" to move you off the separate poles of disloyal ego and breach of trust. Here then are five to consider before time runs out:
One: You Don't Want Bon Jovi To Become A Novelty Act.
Right now when you mention 'Bon Jovi' to fifty-something's down to 10-year-old kids there is instant name recognition.
Yet the boulevard of once and future rock n' roll royalty is littered with bands that didn't have staying power or stability in their ranks.
You know the type: Journey, Motley Crue, Guns N' Roses, Extreme, Van Halen, and even a little-known group called Jon Bon Jovi and the Kings of Suburbia.
All ended up playing at second-tier venues because either the band lineup changed or they were out of sight out of mind for far too long or merely unknown in their new incarnation.
As a result, these groups don't sell-out stadiums and arenas around the globe. They end up playing Hard Rock Casinos or Swap Shops or beach sets for wasted spring-breakers who have no idea who the hell they are.
Two: You Don't Want To End Up Like Fat-Elvis.
When Elvis Presley was in his prime, he need only sneer and swivel his hips before that incredible quiver of a honey voice belted out a tune to hysterical female screams and poser male bravado before people went berserk.
Then, because the public has the attention span of flea and lack of loyalty of a mafia snitch, Elvis became no longer relevant or important in the public eye.
Once vibrant and victorious, he turned into a scarf-tossing jump-suited caricature of himself holding court in Las Vegas and the world knows what happened to him when he was unable to fill the void of fleeting fame and scarce identity.
Three: Sorry Richie, Jon Bon Jovi IS The Boss of You.
Like it or not in a band named Bon Jovi you are an immensely talented individual part of the whole; a replaceable part, a cog in the machinery, and a wind beneath the lead singer's wings.
If Jon Bon Jovi decides tomorrow that he wants to hang it up, Bon Jovi is over.
It's not like finding a guitarist to replace you in his band because you and David and Tico aren't going to run out and recruit Sammy Hagar to pretend he's Jon Bon.
So don't bite the hand that feeds you. Suck it up. Swallow your pride, and fulfill your obligation to the band and the fans…then do whatever the hell you want to do when the tour is over whether it be Nikki Rich or Craig Ferguson or being a game-show host on VH1.
Four: There's No Record Contract For Bon Jovi Without Richie.
Quickly now, is Bon Jovi more valuable to a record company when it's time to renew the contract with Richie Sambora or without?
The Bon Jovi camp will tell you, "It doesn't matter; it's Jon that is signed to the Island/Def Jam record label and he employs everyone else on down".
Sorry Jon Bon, your value and marketability (to any record company) takes a big hit when you meet with CEO Barry Weiss to negotiate a new record deal if Bon Jovi is missing a guitarist who has played every solo on every song for three decades.
Sour grapes between warring band-mates isn't like trying to replace a dearly departed Clarence Clemons in Bruce Springsteen's E-Street Band.
Record companies aren't in the business of paying for stupidity, especially without hit singles.
Five: You Have An Obligation To Your Fans Worldwide.
Fans on both sides of this spat will respond to this with "Jon/Richie can do whatever the f*** they want to do, man!" Except that's what's happening right now, and the only people more unhappy than the King of Swing are the fans.
On Wall Street, brokers who handle a client's money have what's called a fiduciary responsibility to the client.
Simply stated, the relationship is first predicated on trust. It is considered the highest form of trust; one in which one party is looking out for the best interests of the other and where the relationship can't work without it. Transparency, honesty, and communication rule the day or else life-altering mistakes can be made.
When an Employer (Bon Jovi) and Employees (Sambora, Torres and Bryan) commit to a project that involves millions of fans shelling out hard-earned ching or selling their bling to follow you across the globe and buy everything with your logo and likeness on it, like it or not you owe your living to them…to us.
And we deserve nothing less than the very best you have to offer in exchange for the loyal continuance of that musical fiduciary trust.
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Christy Burch didn't think she was a writer. This was before she worked with rape crisis centers and with the Kentucky Domestic Violence Association (KDVA), working with advocates statewide to support victims of violence.
While in these roles, she was instrumental in the release and pardon of thirteen incarcerated, battered women. She also discovered her writing side: Burch developed writing workshops and theater productions that became some of Kentucky's most successful platforms for victim advocacy.
You may have encountered Burch's work without knowing it: she co-created the Green Dot mission and Initiative—now used all over the country to teach violence prevention. (Think anti-bullying campaigns, violence awareness, rape prevention, etc.) Her theater productions include personal narratives written and performed by survivors of power-based violence, and some have toured all over the States. But what does this mean for Ploughshares readers?
University of Kentucky researchers studied Burch's work and concluded that witnessing personal narrative performances about violence changed the attitudes of audience members, and significantly improved bystander behavior in response to violence. And 36% of survivors who participated in Burch's art and advocacy programs went on to access additional services or support, vs. the national average of 3-6%. Add this to the growing evidence that writing is effective therapy for PTSD, and it becomes clear that creative writing can transform survivors and their communities.
If you're a writer, this might seem obvious. Of course writing is powerful. Of course stories change people. But here's the thing: if you've never spent serious time considering the community role that your own writing or teaching could be having—like, where you are right now—then maybe it's not as obvious as you thought. And maybe your work can go further than you realize.
So during this "season of giving," I asked Ms. Burch for her insights about what creative writing can do. Here's to thinking big(ger):


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Although the Department of Information Studies (DIS) is primarily a postgraduate school, we do offer a selection of modules on information and computing related topics at undergraduate level. The undergraduate modules presently offered by DIS are:
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- Information Systems
- Web Technologies, Users and Management
- Database Systems
- Semantic Web
In particular, these modules are core components of the BSc / MSci Information Management for Business (IMB), taught jointly by the UCL School of Management, DIS and the Department of Computer Science. The UCL School of Management is the home department for this degree, which is sponsored by the government agency e-skills UK, and as such enjoys the benefits of full collaboration with top industrial sponsors. They are also offerred as optional modules of the Sciences and Engineering Pathway of the Arts and Sciences BASc, an interdisciplinary three-years programme that combines subjects from Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Engineering.
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Let $g_{\mu\nu}$ be a metric on a manifold with a time direction $x^0$ singled out. I'm wondering if there exists a function $F(g_{\mu\nu},\partial_\rho g_{\mu\nu},\ldots)$ that transforms under spatial diffeomorphisms as \begin{align*} F(g_{\mu\nu}'(x'),\partial_\rho g_{\mu\nu}'(x'),\ldots)=F(g_{\mu\nu}(x),\partial_\rho g_{\mu\nu}(x),\ldots)+ \nabla_\mu \Lambda^{\mu}(g_{\mu\nu},\partial_\rho g_{\mu\nu},\ldots,x'), \end{align*} where $\Lambda$ is some functional of the metric and $x'$. This would imply that the integral \begin{align*} \int d^dx\, \sqrt{-g}F \end{align*} is invariant under spatial diffs.
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In the Philippines, "to salvage" someone means "to kill" that person, which is the exact opposite of the usual meaning of "salvage", which is "to save".
He's a hopeless thief! Better to salvage him than send him to jail.
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New "The Young & the Restless" spoilers for the upcoming week are out thanks to She Knows on Feb. 1. Who walked away from the car crash involving Adam and Billy? What other chaos ensues in Genoa City? Fans were left hanging with Friday's show, and everybody has theories. Michael Muhney is now gone as Adam Newman, but David Tom begins his portrayal as Billy Abbott this coming week. What other "Y&R" spoilers are available?
"The Young & the Restless" spoilers tease that "one man returns home after the wreck." Some fans feel sure it's Adam who walked away from the crash, while others think it was Billy. The car exploded and it seems impossible the other man would survive, but a lot of fans think it will turn out the man left in the car survived.
In other "Y&R" spoiler news, Lily and Cane will plan what comes next for them, while Chelsea argues with Jack and Victor. Jill returns, but there are plenty of questions surrounding her reappearance. Noah will learn about Courtney, and on Friday Nikki will confront Victor once again. It seems a highlight for the week will come Thursday when Jill and Billy are reunited. So there is one key "Y&R" spoiler for fans, in that Billy is indeed alive. What condition he's in remains to be seen at the moment.
The car crash will certainly lend itself to plenty of drama throughout Genoa City, as will the revelations regarding Adam's confession. Tune in to "The Young & the Restless" weekdays to see how things play out now in the wake of Billy Miller and Michael Muhney's departures. Will fans continue to tune in to watch?
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For Christmas this year we'd like to buy our daughter a few board games to play. Any suggestions?
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Pretty Pretty Princess (found on ebay)
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just wondered if you've ever played these games with your kids and if they liked them or not.
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Life cycle assessment, or LCA, is arguably today's most talked-about topic in the green building movement.
Architects, engineers, contractors, building owners, environmentalists, and government officials want assurance that the products and materials they are using to design and construct buildings are the most beneficial to the environment—"from cradle to grave."
Similarly, forward-looking manufacturers of green building products are searching for scientifically objective ways to distinguish the long-term environmental benefits of their products.
Interest in LCA was spurred a year ago, when the U.S. Green Building Council created an "LCA into LEED" Task Force to determine whether and how LCA could be incorporated into the next version of its LEED rating system.
Other efforts, such as the U.S. Life Cycle Inventory Database project, the National Institute of Standards & Technology's BEES program, the Green Globes rating system, and the UNEP/SETAC Life Cycle Initiative, also point to growing interest in LCA.
And surely LCA will be high on the agenda of the White House Summit on Sustainability, scheduled for January 24-25, 2006.
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College Hockey:D'Alba Blanks Union Again
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — After experiencing some offensive success last Friday against non-league opponent Holy Cross, Union returned to its struggling ways in the ECACHL against Brown.
The Dutchmen were shut out for the fifth time in league play Friday, and sixth time overall, as freshman goalie Adam D'Alba made 24 saves in a 3-0 Brown victory at Messa Rink.
The six shutouts overall ties a team record for the Dutchmen (11-18-1, 7-11-0 ECACHL), which has lost eight straight league games. Union was blanked six times in a season in 1992-93 and 2001-02. The five league shutouts in one short of the team record, also set in 2001-02.
Since starting 6-0 in ECACHL play, Union has gone 1-11. During the league slide, the Dutchmen have been outscored, 45-9.
The power play has been awful. After going 0-for-7 against Brown (13-7-3, 8-6-2), Union has just two power-play goals in its last 76 attempts in ECACHL play. That includes a skid of 32 straight power plays without a goal.
It's becoming an all too familiar refrain for Union, which scored four goals against Holy Cross last week.
"When guys slump, you try to stay with them, and stay behind them," Union coach Nate Leaman said. "They'll get through it."
It was D'Alba's second shutout against Union this season. He stopped 36 shots in a 2-0 win at Meehan Auditorium Dec. 4.
"Most of the shots these two games have been real easy," D'Alba said.
But two shots in third period were very difficult.
Trailing, 1-0, on a first-period goal by Brian McNary, the Dutchmen had a wonderful opportunity to get some goals with 12:50 left in the third period when they got a two-man advantage for 1:17.
Scott Seney and Joel Beal had great chances to tie it. Both players had D'Alba down, and had openings in the upper part of the net.
Seney had a shot from the bottom of the left circle. Somehow, D'Alba got his blocker on it.
"I saw nothing but net, and just shot for it," Seney said.
"He's a goalie that's usually on the ice and plays his angles. I tried to shoot up in top left-hand corner, and he just made a great save."
Seconds later, Beal came in from the left point and fired. Again, D'Alba flicked out the blocker to rob the Dutchmen.
"I tried to go upstairs, and I didn't get it high enough," Beal said.
After killing off the five-on-three, Jeff Prough scored with 7:15 to give Brown a two-goal advantage. Mike Meech's power-play goal late in the third sealed the win.
But it was D'Alba's stops that turned the tide for Brown.
"I thought he a huge save," Brown coach Roger Grillo said.
"Certainly, I thought that was a key point in the game because it [could be] a tie game, and we may press a little bit and get a little nervous and anxious. But I thought our guys handled it pretty well."
Notebook: Union has four games left in the regular season. Next weekend, the Dutchmen play at Colgate on Friday and Cornell on Saturday before wrapping up the season with home games the following weekend against Yale and Princeton. … Brown visits RPI for the Big Red Freakout! Saturday at 7 p.m. The game will be televised by CSTV. … With Clarkson's 3-2 win over Vermont, the Dutchmen fell into ninth place, one point behind the Golden Knights for the final first-round home-ice berth. Clarkson plays Saturday at Dartmouth. … Les Haggett had two assists for Brown. … Union goalie Kris Mayotte made 28 saves. … The Dutchmen had just two shots on goal in the first period. They went nearly 18 minutes between shots.
Ken Schott covers college hockey for The Daily Gazette in Schenectady, N.Y.
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I was going to install Windows 7 on my old pc, however I decided against it half way through the installation (just after first reboot) and I cancelled it. Then I worked out that I can press
F8 then press
ESC and choose
Previous Windows Installation and I can boot into Windows XP.
However whenever I turn off the computer normally, it tries to start installing Windows 7 again; however if I hibernate the computer, it boots into Windows XP fine.
So my question is; How can I restore it so it always boots into Windows XP, instead of Windows 7 Install.
EDIT: I don't have the Windows Install Disc, Unless there is a way to get the Windows recovery console on a flash drive, that wont work.