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Made on the fly by Hollywood restaurateur Bob Cobb in 1937, the Cobb salad is a world-famous American dish. Here's a fresh take, with all the original appeal and an extra-special presentation. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1 small garlic clove, minced
- 3/4 teaspoon coarsely ground pepper
- 3/4 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/4 teaspoon sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon ground mustard
- 3/4 cup canola oil
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 6-1/2 cups torn romaine
- 2-1/2 cups torn curly endive
- 1 bunch watercress (4 ounces), trimmed, divided
- 2 cooked chicken breasts, chopped
- 2 medium tomatoes, seeded and chopped
- 1 medium ripe avocado, peeled and chopped
- 3 hard-cooked eggs, chopped
- 1/2 cup crumbled blue or Roquefort cheese
- 6 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh chives
- In a blender, combine the first eight ingredients. While processing, gradually add canola and olive oils in a steady stream.
- In a large bowl, combine the romaine, endive and half of the watercress; toss lightly. Transfer to a serving platter. Arrange the chicken, tomatoes, avocado, eggs, cheese and bacon over the greens; sprinkle with chives. Top with remaining watercress. Cover and chill until serving.
- To serve, drizzle 1 cup dressing over salad. Serve with remaining dressing if desired. Yield: 6 servings (1-1/4 cups dressing).
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Casper Re-Entry Program to be Cut?The Casper Re-Entry program, designated for men with severe drug and alcohol problem, may lose funding because of budget cuts.
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IANNIS XENAKIS liked to ask the impossible, according to Timothy Constable, Synergy's artistic director. His legendary percussion works Psappha and Pleiades feature layer on layer of microtonal polyrhythms, based on mathematically derived spacial concepts, played across multiple instruments, some of which do not exist. So presenting them both, in full, for the first time in Sydney is the culmination of many years' efforts.
Psappha was originally written as a solo but it is hard to imagine one person playing it. Synergy's four-way division of labour worked brilliantly, turning an impossible task into a compelling, operatic scenario as they whacked, smacked, belted and bopped through the 15-minute piece. The interplay between bass drum (played with frightening force from the diminutive Bree van Reyk) and high drums (Constable, bristling with pent-up energy) was riveting, revealing the poetry within the dense, designed chaos.
Pleiades took the performers (and listeners) even further into the realms of impossibility, casting six percussionists into deep space. The first movement, Metaux (Metals) was played on ''sixxen'', six micro tonal metal xylophones constructed for the occasion. The hysterical peals of metal on metal were beautiful and frightening, moving from banal clamour to mesmerising complexity and back to painful din by turn.
Claviers (Hammers) and Melanges (Mix) had the six performers dodging about the stage like cabaret plate-spinners as they switched from one instrument to another. The final movement, Peaux (Skins), focused on the dull, visceral thuds of tuned and untuned drums. I challenge anyone not to be moved by the brutal physicality of this work. (Indeed, a few of the audience were moved to walk out after the deafening Metaux.)
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Prefix Magazine: The collection of songs is charmingly grungy and minimalistic.
Gimme Tinnitus named True Waste one of their favorite albums of 2011.
Grungy and minimalistic? Sounds like a perfect fit for one of our favorite labels, Old Flame Records. Shark? are another Brooklyn based band but unlike the seemingly hundreds of other indie acts trying to fight for space in the already crowded region, there is something about these guys that I just can't ignore. Maybe it's the aforementioned 'minimalism', or possibly the familiarity between the vox of Shark? lead singer ….. and Interpol crooner Paul Banks, but whatever it is, I dig it. Their album, True Waste certainly has me going back for more, and I am really looking forward to their performance at MidPoint this year.
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• Juncos spend the entire winter in flocks averaging in size from six to thirty or more birds. Each flock has a dominance hierarchy with adult males at the top, then juvenile males, adult females and young females at the bottom. You can often observe individuals challenging the status of others with aggressive displays of lunges and tail flicking.
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Carroll A. Hochwalt begins with his early years in Dayton, Ohio, including his student days at the University of Dayton. This is followed by his work with Charles Kettering and Thomas Midgley, Jr., at Dayton Metal Products, where Hochwalt was a significant contributor to the development of lead tetraethyl and other antiknock compounds. In the central portion of the interview Hochwalt focuses on the Hochwalt and Thomas Laboratories, its development into a large consulting research operation, the clients it served, and the products it developed. The interview concludes with Hochwalt's association with the Monsanto Company and his role in the company's research management.
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Laboratory Assistant
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Research Chemist, Tetraethyl Lead Division
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Production Manager
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Vice President
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Associate Director, Central Research Department
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Director, Central Research Department
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Vice President of Research, Development, and Engineering
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German ancestry. Parents, and father's authorship of books on sporting dogs and historical fiction. Brothers. High school education at St. Mary's Institute. Decision to study chemical engineering.
St. Mary's Institute (University of Dayton). Professor Wohlleben. Courses and textbooks. Summer work at Dayton Metal Products. Charles Kettering. Thomas Midgley, Jr. T. A. Boyd. Degree in chemical engineering. Ph.D. thesis.
Work on antiknock compounds. Lead tetraethyl. Cyclohexane pilot plant. Catalyst research. Octane number development. Kettering's leadership. Lead poisoning. Marriage. Early personal objectives. Charles A. Thomas. Use of bromides to remove engine lead residues.
Formation. Development of fire extinguisher. Competitors. Contract with General Motors. Synthetic Rubber. Freon refrigerant. Ad in Fortune. Working relationship with Thomas. Crap game used to get payroll funds. Morton Salt. Lynn Watt. Origin of Monsanto connection as customers. Carbon remover for the Alemite Corporation. Synthetic detergents. Edgar Queeny. Purchase of Thomas and Hochwalt by Monsanto.
Independence. Service on Executive Committee. Monsanto in the late 1930s. Development of synthetic detergents and fibers. Styrene pilot plant in Dayton. Acrylonitrile pilot plant in Dayton. The detergent All and Westinghouse.
Standard of New Jersey. General Motors. Santolube. Mead Paper Company. Ault and Wiborg Printing Company. National Distillers Company and quick-aged whiskey. Orange peel in laquers. Consulting fees. Laboratory fire. Staff recruitment.
Moving Monsanto into petrochemicals, detergents, and fibers. Rubber Reserve. Styrene production in World War II. Development of Acrilan. Chemstrand. Comparisons between directing research at Thomas and Hochwalt and Monsanto.
Bikini atomic bomb test. Advice to those entering the chemical industry. Coming importance of biotechnology.
Jeffrey L. Sturchio is president and CEO of the Global Health Council. Previously he served as vice president of corporate responsibility at Merck & Co., president of the Merck Company Foundation, and chairman of the U.S. Corporate Council on Africa. Sturchio is currently a visiting scholar at the Institute for Applied Economics and the Study of Business Enterprise at Johns Hopkins University and a member of the Global Agenda Council on the Healthy Next Generation of the World Economic Forum. He received an A.B. in history from Princeton University and a Ph.D. in the history and sociology of science from the University of Pennsylvania.
Arnold Thackray founded the Chemical Heritage Foundation and served the organization as president for 25 years. He is currently CHF's chancellor. Thackray received M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in history of science from Cambridge University. He has held appointments at Cambridge, Oxford University, and Harvard University, the Institute for Advanced Study, the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
In 1983 Thackray received the Dexter Award from the American Chemical Society for outstanding contributions to the history of chemistry. He served for more than a quarter century on the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania, where he was the founding chairman of the Department of History and Sociology of Science and is currently the Joseph Priestley Professor Emeritus.
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UTAH: All-American as freshman has been held back by arm, knee and shin injuries for last the two years ... best events are bars and vault ... has peaked for nationals every year. 1998-Led off Utah's bar set ... scored season-best 9.85 and 9.825 on bars during team competition at NCAA Championships ... competed on two events (vault and bars) in three meets ... sprained both knees and one ankle on vault against Oregon State ... returned to bar lineup for regular season finale ... 9.70 on bars at regionals ... averaged 9.80 on bars ... season bar best of 9.85 ... NACGC/W Scholastic All-American. 1997-Chance to compete in multiple events stopped by season-long tricep injury ... led off Utah's NCAA Championships bar set with 9.725 ... missed three meets with arm injury ... 9.775 on bars at regionals ... twice scored career-best 9.90 on bars ... vaulted in first six meets, with 9.75 best in season opener ... NACGC/W Scholastic All-American. 1996-Second-team All-American had sensational freshman campaign ... thrust into all-around lineup on first night of NCAA's after injury to Traci Sommer and scored career-best 39.125-qualifying for All-American by placing 12th ... also made All-America second team on bars (11th, 9.85) ... opened Utah's NCAA beam set with 9.725 without benefit of any warmup ... hit all seven routines at NCAA Championships ... scored season-best 9.85 on bars both nights of NCAA competition ... went all-around five times-most of any Ute freshmen and second most on team ... competed on vault in every meet but one ... hit 42 of 45 routines ... NACGC/W Scholastic All-American.
CLUB, HIGH SCHOOL, PERSONAL: Trained under Don and Patrice McPherson at Aerial Gymnastics Club ... competed in three Level 10 National Championships ... tied for first on bars with twin sister Molly at 1994 Level 10 meet ... qualified for three Level 10 National meets (1990, '94, '95) ... member of National Honor Society ... graduated from Glenbard East High School (Ill.) with highest honors ... majoring in biology with genetics emphasis ... daughter of Roger and Cyndy Northrop ... identical twin (Molly) is also senior on Ute team ... swam competitively when younger ... started gymnastics at age 3 ... born Nov. 22, 1976 in Peoria, Ill.
S. Northrop's Career Highs
All-Around 39.125 at NCAA Championships, Apr. 25, 1996
Vault 9.800 at NCAA Regionals, Apr. 13, 1996
Bars 9.900 vs. Utah State, Jan. 24, 1997
9.900 vs. Washington, Jan. 17, 1997
Beam 9.825 vs. Michigan, Feb. 17, 1996
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The Severn Sports and Leisure complex offers a choice of lake and river angling, catering for specimen, match and pleasure anglers alike.
Situated in the heart of Worcestershire countryside, comprising of three lakes; the Specimen, the Match and the Arena, plus some of the best barbel and chub fishing on the River Severn. Larford fishery offers 190 prime lake pegs and 80 river pegs. It is our belief that one of the main ingredients which sets the fishery apart from most 'commercial' fisheries is the surrounding environment. Larford offers that missing ingredient which standard 'holes in the ground' seem to ignore.
Larford has become a firm favourite with pleasure anglers because there are huge stocks of smaller carp, roach and skimmers, meaning bites will keep coming all day long. The fact that every peg is capable of winning the fiercely contested matches means it's popularity with match anglers is first class as the massive attendances at the weekend open matches prove.
100lb plus pleasure weights of fish are commonplace during every month of the year at Larford, such is the quality of sport available, with match weights regularly exceeding 250lbs. Whether it's a case of putting a smile on your face for a few hours, practicing for the next big match or trying to capture your first double figure carp - Larford Lakes is the place to go. The Match, Specimen and Arena lakes present opportunity to catch specimen carp to 40lbs, but are famous for catches of carp to 20lbs, tench, bream, F1s, perch and eels. The River Severn offers great sport for the above mentioned barbel, which have been caught up to 14lbs, as well as chub, roach, perch, eels and dace.
Larford Lakes also offers some of the best fishing facilities anywhere in the country including tailor made fishing platforms, a fishery vehicle to transport fishing tackle to your peg (small charge applies), secure parking protected by CCTV and a fantastic 80-seater cafe offering full breakfasts, mid-day meals and afternoon snacks seven days a week. The cafe facility is available for club bookings, functions and corporate days. There are both male and female toilets on site with specially equipped facilities for the disabled as standard.
Larford Lakes regularly hosts major events in the angling calendar including the Maver British Pole Championships, Maver Pairs as well as Fish O Mania qualifiers and, of course, Mega Match This qualifiers, the Mega Match This Team Championship Final and the richest final in the history of the sport in the Mega Match This individual televised final paying out a minimum of £50,000 to the winner.
The complex has been awarded numerous angling-related accolades including best commercial fishery as voted for by the Angling Times.
Competition BookingsWe reserve the right to increase day ticket and club booking prices at any time. In the event of an increase, clubs that have paid a deposit in advance of their forward bookings may be asked for additional funds over and above the balance outstanding when paying the final payment.
The increase (if any) will be inline with the day ticket prices as per the date of the competition and only applicable should prices have risen over and above the rate quoted at the time of the original booking.
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If you're stopping in Bangkok for a while then you might be looking for some fun ways to while away the time. Bangkok is a great place to take a break and schedule some downtime on the round the world trail and is also an ideal spot for digital nomads and lifestyle designers who want to work on their projects, while enjoying all Thailand has to offer.
But as the saying goes, all work and no play, makes Jack/Jane a dull boy/girl, so this post should give you some inspiration and pointers on how you can enjoy your time here in the best ways possible. If golf and Thai boxing aren't your thing, there are still plenty of fun activities to do in and around the City of Angels.
Bangkok Water Sport Options
If you love the open water and getting wet and wild, inland Bangkok might not seem the obvious choice for taking up this type of activity but this isn't the case. In Thailand, having fun, or sanuk as the locals call it is a top priority and for this reason there are plenty of ways to blow off steam in the Thai capital with a fair few water based activities amongst them. Here are some of our favourites and the best places to indulge in them.
Wakeboarding in Bangkok
There are a couple of wakeboarding parks in Bangkok so if you've yet to try this fun water sport then this is the opportunity you have been waiting for! If you are unfamiliar with wakeboarding, it is the practice of being pulled long on a rope or cable, while standing on something that resembles a snowboard, while gliding across the water.
The cable or rope can either be attached to a boat like water-skiing or, as is the case with the Bangkok wake parks, pulled along by an aerial cable pulley system. Ramps and jumps are added to the course to allow you to grab some air and perform impressive aerial stunts and manoeuvres. If you still aren't clear on exactly what it entails, check out this video:
Its all pretty crazy stuff and it seems to be popular here in Thailand hence the presence of two separate wake parks in Bangkok. Here is some info on the places you can go wakeboarding in Bangkok:
Lake Taco
This is the older of the two wake parks in Bangkok and its set on a lake, or freshwater pond, with a mechanised cable circuit to pull you around. Its about 45 minutes in a taxi from central Bangkok but it feels like a world away. Sitting around the lake is relaxing enough and the place makes for a great day out when combined with a spot of wake or kneeboarding.
Even if your not planning on taking to the water here, and just coming with friends who are, its a nice way to spend a day and the onsite restaurant serves up fresh Thai food at street food prices, as well as beers and soft drinks.
Once you've paid your 300 baht for a two hour session or 500 baht for all day entrance, you can then use the basic wakeboards and knee boards here as well as the life jackets and helmets as part of the entrance fee.
If you fancy using more professional gear you can hire that for about 200 baht a day, but for beginners, the basic equipment is fine considering you will spend most of your time swimming back to the pier rather than skimming across the water! That is because wakeboarding is hard! To take to the water you must stand on the wooden pier with your feet strapped into the board, holding the cable, waiting for it to catch the hook on the overhead pulley system and yank you off dry land, onto the water.
This is as far as most people get on their first time at the park but don't give up and you will eventually workout how to take to the water like a duck and head off around the circuit. That is at least until you reach the first 90 degree corner and end up faceplanting the water. Thankfully the water here is warm so the swim back to shore isn't too much of a pain, provided you keep out of the path of oncoming boarders.
Its best to visit Lake Taco during the week or as soon as it opens on the weekend, as it does get pretty crowded here. If you are not very good, you will spend most of your time queuing up, getting yanked into the water, swimming to shore and then joining the queue again. Once you can master the launch, you can spend as long as you like going around the circuit, or attempt a few of the ramps and practice swimming back to shore with a wakeboard attached to your feet.
To get to the lake your best bet is to catch a taxi or take the BTS to Udomsuk and take a shorter taxi ride from there. It can be hard to find Lake Taco the first time as you are looking for a small sign of a water skier on the road which will indicate the turn. If you miss it, it means doing a u-turn on the high way for another attempt, much like wakeboarding itself.
To get to Lake Taco:
Club Taco is located at 175/1, km 13 Bangna-Trad Road, Moo 12, Bangplee-Yai. The easiest way to get there is by driving down the Bangna-Trad Highway (direction Chonburi). After passing the exit to the new Airport, you continue about 2 km and take the next U-Turn. After passing Panasonic and the Green Valley Golf Course, you will see a large pile of shipping containers on the left side. After passing the containers and a fly-over, turn left at the next soi. Make sure you don't miss this small soi, otherwise you will regret it…. around 200 m inside the soi you will see a small entrance gate to soi on the right, marked with the a water ski sign. From there just follow directions to the lake.
Taken from: http://www.cablewake.com/club-taco-wakeboard-cable-park/
If the taxi driver has no clue where you are, try calling the guys at the Lake on 02 316 7809 or 02 316 7810 for directions.
Opening hours: 10am to 6pm on weekends and 12pm to 6pm on weekdays.
Visit the website for more information: http://www.tacolake.com/
Thai Wake Park
The Thai Wake Park is a more upmarket affair than the rustic Lake Taco. The jumps and ramps are bigger here and the riders are brasher. For spectators this makes Thai Wake Park a better proposition but for beginner riders who are taking their first tentative steps into the sport, it can be an intimidating experience. However, if you ignore the big jumps and pro-wake boarders, you can still have a great day out here, getting wet and learning a new skill in Bangkok.


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FACT. Horse slaughter exists because of the human appetite for horse meat and no other reason.
Horse slaughter is not about controlling the "unwanted" horse population; a way of getting rid of sick, diseased or mentally disturbed horses; or preventing horse abuse, abandonment, theft and similar crimes. Horse slaughter exists solely to provide horse meat to the consumer.
In the U.S. virtually every major veterinary organization is pro horse slaughter. Of course, animal agriculture including slaughter facilities employ a significantly high number of veterinarians. The example below shows you where their thinking is. This is indeed wicked considering they know that horses are not regulated as food animals and are given medications — prescribed by these very people — that permit them from entering the human food chain.
"Market demand for horsemeat for human consumption is almost certain to continue and may grow in the foreseeable future. It is therefore proper and necessary that we continue to work with national and international groups to provide humane care for horses intended for slaughter and maintain as much consensus and practicality on these issues as possible."
— Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, April 15, 2000.
These ideas are still very much current. Not every veterinarian group, however, supports the slaughter of horses. There is a group adamantly opposed called Veterinarians for Equine Welfare. Learn more at their website.
FACT. A ban on horse slaughter decreases the homeless horse population and reduces abuse and neglect.
USDA statistics show that over 92 percent of horses slaughtered are in good condition and able to live productive lives.
In California, where horse slaughter was banned in 1998, there has been no corresponding rise in cruelty and neglect cases, while horse theft dropped by 34 percent after the ban.
In Illinois, when the plant was shut down for two years, horse neglect and abuse decreased in the state.
Allowing one's horse to starve is not an option in any state. State anti-cruelty laws prohibit such neglect.
Most horses who go to slaughter are not unwanted, but instead wind up in the hands of killer buyers because they are in good health and will bring a good price per pound for their meat.
FACT. Horses are not slaughtered more humanely in U.S. plants than in other countries.
Undercover footage from inside horse slaughter facilities in the U.S. demonstrated how horrific these plants were.
Many horses were conscious when they were shackled and hoisted by a rear leg to have their throats cut. Employees whipped horses in the face. Mares were allowed to give birth on the kill floors.
The USDA recently released photos of horses with broken bones protruding from their bodies, eyeballs hanging by a thread of skin, and open wounds, all taken at former U.S. horse slaughter plants.
We should not allow our horses to be subjected to this tremendous cruelty inside — or outside — our borders.
FACT. Horse slaughter is a brutal and terrifying way to end a horse's life.
"Euthanasia" means a gentle, painless death provided to prevent suffering.
Horse slaughter means a brutal and terrifying death,full of pain and suffering.
Video evidence taken in countries like the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Great Britain and Japan demonstrates time and again that cruelty is inherent to horse slaughter and is no way — no matter how it is conducted — to end a horse's life.
When no other option exists, horses should be humanely euthanized by a licensed veterinarian. The vast majority of horse owners (as high as 99%) already use humane euthanasia for old or ill horses.
FACT. Private property rights will not be compromised by a federal ban on horse slaughter.
Allowing horse slaughter actually facilitates violation of property rights by encouraging the conversion of private property when horses are stolen and sold for a profit.
Many domestic horses are stolen out of pastures and barns every year for the horse meat trade.
When California banned horse slaughter in 1998, the horse theft rate dropped 34 percent.
Further, private property rights do not grant owners the unfettered right to abuse their animals. Every state has anti-cruelty laws that mandate protections for animals.
Without horse slaughter, owners still have ample legal options of reselling, donating, or euthanizing their horses. The costs are approximately $225 — the amount of one month's keep for a horse.
FACT. Most horses who go to slaughter are in good condition.
USDA documents that more than 92 percent of horses who go to slaughter are in good condition — and do not need to be put down.
Some 900,000 horses die annually and are safely disposed of by means other than slaughter, and the infrastructure can easily absorb an increase in numbers.
Rendering, incineration and burial are all options for the remains disposal, depending on local laws.
Conversely, the operation of the horse slaughter plants are proven to have a very real negative environmental impact, resulting in violations of local laws relating to the disposal of blood and other waste materials.
FACT. Horse owners – not the government – are responsible for the care of their horses, with or without slaughter.
The assertion that horses currently going to slaughter would become the financial responsibility of the federal government is simply false.
Horse owners, not the government, will always remain responsible for the care of their horses.
Owners who no longer wish to keep their horses and who cannot sell or place their horses in a new home have the option of sale, rehoming via adoption or placement in a sanctuary, or humane euthanasia.
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Band: Already Blonde
Members: Sisters Anna and Lorna Harris from Cookham
Style: Acoustic
A pair of sisters are thrusting themselves onto the Maidenhead music scene.
Acoustic act Already Blonde, featuring teenage sisters Anna and Lorna Harris who formed in January this year after playing at a New Year's Eve charity event.
They initially played a cover of a Katy Perry song but soon started writing their own material together with Lorna as main vocalist and Anna playing guitar and singing backing vocals.
Anna is already well-known on the Maidenhead music scene after playing in Bus Stop to Nowhere - a band she is continuing to be involved with. They took part in last year's Maidenhead Carnival Battle of the Bands.
The band was initially called G.E.E.K after their mother suggested N.E.R.D which was the name of a band already. But they have since settled on Already Blonde.
Anna said: "People were saying we should do something together with me being able to play guitar and Lorna being a good singer.
"But it was the charity event at White Place Farm that really got us started and we went from there."
They are entered into the 2010 Maidenhead Carnival battle of the bands contest.
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Watson W. Wise Medical Research Library is the place
Monday, September 25, 2006
Where do you go when you need accurate, up-to-date information about a rare medical condition? You start with the local bookstore, but it has no books or magazines on the topic. A Web search turns up thousands of sites, but most don't have any relevant information. And the sites with information offer conflicting data and advice about the condition or promote questionable remedies.
In East Texas, you can find help sorting through this barrage of contradictory and confusing information at the Watson W. Wise Medical Research Library at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler. The only full-service medical library in the region provides access to the latest editions of medical journals, medical databases on the Web, and patient-friendly books and Web sites, said Tom Craig, interim director of Library Services.
"We can help locate reliable, detailed health information that most people would have difficulty finding, whether they are medical professionals or laypeople. We're the experts in medical and health information. When you really need reliable health information, you go to the experts," he said.
The library opened in 1984. It is dedicated to the late Watson W. Wise, a local philanthropist who envisioned a biomedical library for East Texas.
The library has more than 4,000 books, most of which cover biomedical topics and are written for physicians, researchers, and other health-care professionals, Craig said. The library subscribes to about 300 printed journals and has access to more than 3,000 online journals. Members of the public may use library resources in the library, and residents of the state of Texas may check out books and audiovisual materials. The library is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
"In fiscal year 2005, we had just over 1,700 requests for information, and individuals using the library's Web pages accessed more than 16,000 medical articles," Craig said.
"We're supporting patient care and clinical research throughout East Texas. The resources we provide help health professionals make better decisions. We also provide crucial data for UTHSCT scientists who are writing grant applications and seeking funding for their research," he said.
"But the library is not just for health professionals. It has books on consumer health, as well as a consumer health Web page. And UTHSCT physicians can and do write 'information prescriptions' that refer patients to the library to learn more about their medical conditions," Craig said.
"We can teach people how to do more focused Web searches, so they can identify quality information for themselves. We can point people to specific Web resources and help them search the medical literature more effectively. We help people navigate the 'invisible Web' of Web-accessible databases that are not directly searchable with a general search engine," he said.
The library is a primary partner with LSU Health Sciences Center – Shreveport, The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Scott and White Memorial Hospital in Temple, and The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas.
The library has contracts with nine East Texas health-care organizations, including Trinity Mother Frances Health System and East Texas Medical Center in Tyler, ETMC in Jacksonville, Good Shepherd Medical Center in Longview, Titus Regional Medical Center in Mount Pleasant, and Paris Regional Medical Center in Paris, Texas.
The Health Center's library provides services such as document delivery, interlibrary loan, database searching, and reference assistance. In addition, numerous physicians and other health-care professionals are part of the "Loansome Doc" online system, which allows them to order articles from the library.
Residents in UT Health Science Center's Family Medicine Residency Program, Occupational Medicine Residency Program, and Pharmacy Practice Residency Program – as well as medical students from UT Southwestern and the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth serving their family medicine rotation – all use the library, Craig said.
"The library is concentrating on supporting the growing academic mission of the Health Center," he said, referring to the degree-granting authority awarded to UTHSCT in 2005.
"We want this to be the hub of health science information for this part of the state. We plan to increase the use of information technology and make the technology easier to use as we continue to move from print to electronic format for many of our resources," Craig said.


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I would like to use Lightning, Storm, Whirlwind and Wave at any time.
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I would like to use Lightning, Storm, Whirlwind and Wave at any time.
Hi there! I´ve read in
something about Revan´s Force abilities, and you can read: "Revan could use the Force to create a whirlwind of Force energy to overwhelm his opponents" (the previous power of the "Force Wave") and "Revan was proficient in the application of Force lightning and Force Storm". But, in the KotOR, we can only use "Force Lightning" or "Force Storm", and "Force Whirlwind" or "Force Wave", depending on which power we select when we get a new level.
So, what if we could use the four powers whenever we wanted? I mean I would like to know what I have to do (what file I have to edit with the KotOR Tool and how), so the PC can use both "Force Lightning" and "Force Storm" anytime I wanted. I mean if you want to get the "Force Storm" power then you have to select "Force Shock", and later "Force Lightning/Ray", and then you can select "Force Storm". But, what if we could have both of them and use them whenever we wanted? And the same with the "Force Whirlwind" and the "Force Wave". And for both KotOR 1 and 2.
I ask it also because I´ve seen a couple of mods quite interesting in kotor.filefront.com: "Chained Force Lightning" and "Enhanced Force Lightning colour K1 (1.0)"; they´re old, but interesting, and just for the "Force Lightning", so I would like to have the option of using an improved "Force Lightning" power and also the "Force Storm" power. And also both "Force Whirlwind" and "Force Wave".
I don´t know if it´s possible to do it, and I have no idea what to edit and how, so I need a little help.
Or if any of you are interested in doing a mod of this...
In fact, I think to remember there´s a mod (or there was) that makes something like this, it gives us the option of selecting any level of any of the powers our character already has (or something like this, maybe I´m wrong), but I saw it a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...
I´ve been looking for it in kotor.filefront.com and in "Taris Upper City Emp.", but I haven´t found it, maybe I haven´t searched well enough.
But, in any case, I´m just interested in having the four powers told before: "Force Lightning", "Force Storm", "Force Whirlwind" and "Force Wave", for Kotor 1 and 2.
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ON A GOOD DAY, it takes Krissy Agathos, 19, about an hour and a half to drive to Brooklyn. That's where the Centereach-native—who works as music director at Stony Brook University's student-run radio station WUSB—spent most of her winter break catching concerts.
"Every single weekend was spent in some bar or DIY venue in Williamsburg or Bushwick," Agathos says of the offbeat, artsy hotspots. In recent years, these "Do-it-Yourself" (or DIY) concert and art spaces—Meccas for creative urban youths, hidden away in gritty warehouses, expansive lofts and tiny, dark basements throughout Kings and Queens counties—have come to define New York City's independent rock underground. Seven nights a week, college students, 20-somethings and bands from around the world flock to these spaces, seeking refuge from the poshness of Manhattan's bar-oriented music scene.
The weekend before Agathos' classes resumed, she decided to visit a DIY space she'd never seen: Dead Broke HQ. With a mural-clad entrance and walls adorned with offbeat movie posters, the space was "absolutely reminiscent of Brooklyn DIY," she says. But this was not Brooklyn. This was the home of Mike Dumps—founder of DIY punk label Dead Broke Rekerds—on Holbrook's Huber Lane; a "quiet and typical Long Island 'hood," Agathos says. "You could barely tell anything was happening there, except for the dozen cars parked outside." Inside, the LI punk band Everything Sucks played a set at the 5-year-old makeshift performance space.
LIKE THE EBB AND FLOW of Long Island's northernmost estuary itself, music scenes have come to the Island in waves. They pick up speed and sounds and people; some active participants, others engaged bystanders. They make a lot of noise. And eventually, they crash. In 2010, a significant portion of said noise can be attributed to a number of "indie rock" bands—a nebulous term, but basically defined as groups on independent record labels, or none at all, who generally favor the standard guitar-bass-drums set up, and mimic vintage '60s, '80s and '90s pop and rock. They're challenging the archetypal Long Island sound (i.e., emo, hardcore and pop-punk—all limited genres whose creative growth ceased sometime in the early '00s) with obscure influences and fresh directions, from Björk-inspired avant-pop and '80s shoegaze to abrasive punk and experimental cassette tape-music. It could be debated whether this has been the energy of Brooklyn gold seeping east, or a separate trove long in the works, but the fact remains: Long Island bands in 2010 are crafting sounds that are more creative and offbeat than they've been in years.
JOHN NOLAN, 31, has been something of a Long Island musical legend over the past decade, since he began performing in 2000 with the Amityville-based band Taking Back Sunday, whom Rolling Stone in 2003 called, "an emo-by-numbers band…[whose debut album] sidesteps many sad-sack emo pitfalls." In late 2003, Nolan left TBS to start his own band, Straylight Run, and has been concentrating on a solo side-project since summer 2009. His musical endeavors have unequivocally defined the aughts-era Long Island sound.
Asked to illustrate the typical Long Island sound over the past decade, Nolan describes it as, "one that has its roots in punk and hardcore, but incorporates a pop sensibility. It has very melodic and memorable melodies, mixed with some aggressive guitar work." Though vague, the description befits Long Island hit records of the '00s, like Glassjaw's Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence (2000), Taking Back Sunday's Tell All Your Friends (2003), and Brand New's Your Favorite Weapon (2001), which Nolan agrees were crucial. (All three bands have since played Nassau Coliseum.)
But according to Nolan, the bands that really defined Long Island music by "shaping the sound and making it what it was" are those that preceded Long Island's biggest household names; he says the past decade "absolutely" had a first wave and a second wave. "You have to look at the bands that came early on, in the mid and late '90s," he says, citing melodic hardcore punk bands like Silent Majority, Inside and The Movielife as "very, very key."
"Bands like Silent Majority and Inside were doing something that was very exciting on Long Island, and it influenced a lot of young people to start their own bands," Nolan says. "I look at those bands as creating the sound people have come to associate with Long Island, and then bands like Taking Back Sunday and Brand New as having brought it to another level."
That next level came in 2001, when emo-core bands like Thursday—New Jersey-natives who regularly played around the Island—began garnering national attention. "Their shows were starting to become these insane events," Nolan says.
"Bands like Thursday and Saves the Day were starting to sell out places like [Rockville Centre's] Back Street Blues, which holds maybe 150 people, and it was just crazy. People were going nuts," he says. "And it was literally six months later that those same bands were playing to 500 or a thousand people. It went from, 'Oh my God, these guys just brought out 200 people,' to, 'Oh my God, they just sold out a nationwide tour to thousands.'
"There had been this strong scene and community developing in Long Island and Jersey for five, 10 years, of bands that had really created a sound," Nolan says. "It was building for a long time before people noticed it."
THREE YEARS EARLIER, in 1998, Mike Andriani, had something different in mind. While attending Suffolk Community College, the Rocky Point-resident started Rok Lok Records; his first release was hardcore band On the Might of Princes' The Making of a Conversation, which dropped in August '99. "Expression is painful when it is limited," reads the first line of RokLokRecords.com's history page. "Limitation was the state of emergency our community had been in." Inspired by the strong noncommercial work ethic of punk and hardcore, but no longer intent on mimicking it, Andriani wanted to contribute something different to Long Island's creative community.
"There was a period where people were talking a lot about 'the Long Island sound,'" says Andriani. "Not to take away from that, but as those bands were getting known worldwide, people had to say, this is just one thing coming out of Long Island. In some ways, I wanted to play devil's advocate."
Andriani, 32, grew up saturated in the indie rock counterculture of the '90s: decidedly low-fidelity guitar bands like Sebadoh, Pavement and Velocity Girl, who released their music on pioneering independent labels like Merge, Matador and Slumberland (all established in 1989) in order to maintain complete creative control and distance themselves from the mainstream. College radio and independent "zines" helped bands raise their profile while maintaining "DIY" roots and remaining obscure and innovative. Though technically "underground," many of these bands generated cult followings and continue to release well-received records and tour extensively.
For Andriani, Beck's 1994 album Stereopathetic Soulmaure—a collection of home recordings produced among friends—sums up his musical objectives because it sounds like the singer is coming from an "outside" perspective. "It doesn't even sound like music, and that's what I love about it," he says.
Capturing "outsider" music—another form of lo-fi recording that rejects commerciality—has been a goal of Rok Lok Records, but Andriani never wanted to focus on just one genre. "I just feel like if I'm going to do this, why not do something people have not heard?" he says.


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Professor Myron J Comus, aka "Comus", is a writer and artist, best known as the creator of the animal transformation website Circe's Funhouse.
Comus first became fascinated by animal transformation as a child, watching Disney films like The Shaggy Dog and The Sword in the Stone, and by learning about Circe [3] and Greek Mythology in elementary school. He began drawing and saving his own transformation pictures at this time, developing over years into a collection of art with a common setting and theme, which eventually went online as the Funhouse.
From 1999 to 2007 the Funhouse was online at the web address http://www.circesfunhouse.com, hosted first by TransFur and then by TF Central. In late 2007 TF Central ceased hosting the site without explanation, but subsequent Funhouse artwork is available at Fur Affinity. The Funhouse was finally able to come back online at the end of 2009.
In recent years a combination of computer problems and lack of time had prevented Comus from keeping the Funhouse website up-to-date, so the vast majority of his recent transformation art is only available at Fur Affinity even after the return of his Funhouse site.
As well as Circe herself, recurring characters in Comus' Funhouse work include Saurina, a lascivious female alligator granted sapience by Circe's magic; Mr. Airwick, an anthropomorphic skunk (inspired by Pepe Le Pew) who was formerly a gay human; and Komos, a komodo dragon-man who undertakes various missions on behalf of his mistress; all of whom Circe has endowed with transformative abilities of their own.
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For some reason, this film went widely ignored during the Oscar season of this year despite getting some of the best reviews of 2007. I found this film's story to be an amazingly sad, but very hopeful perspective on the lives of young Afghans from the late 1970's growing up through the Soviet invasion of '79 and reaching adulthood to catch a rather horrific glimpse at Taliban rule at the turn of the millennium. Half of this film is in the Afghan language and the other half is in English when our protagonists come to live in the United States, which may have been one of the reasons this film was not seen widely as a foreign language film that could have easily won the Best Foreign Film Oscar.
Pushing these puzzling questions aside, The Kite Runner is quite possibly the best film by director Marc Forster so far in his career. He has gone from such brooding indie pics as Monster's Ball (2001) and Everything Put Together (2000) to glossy imaginative flicks like Finding Neverland (2004) and Stranger Than Fiction (2006) [my 3 pick of 2006] and now at the helm of the new James Bond film (this film's action sequences, though minimal, speak volumes for what may come for 007), it's amazing how much versatility Forster has shown with only 8 movies so far to his credit. Perhaps the real stars in this film are the young actors that carry the film like their characters' kites in the breeze (Zekeria Ebrahimi and Ahmad Khan Mahmoodzada are now both living in the United Arab Emirates out of fear that those opposed to the issues in this film might makes attempts on their lives if they still lived in Afghanistan).
Without their enormous talent, this film's story about a relationship between two kids who allow an unspeakable incident come between them, creating guilt within our lead character, would never have worked whatsoever. The film plainly shows how a young person (with his supportive father at his side) can grow up creating alienation within himself and naturally becoming alienated when he enters another country and culture, and only to become even more alienated when he returns to his native land. This film leaves me with the rather optimistic idea that the only way to find closure to any unfinished duty is to pursue and grab a hold of whatever remains of this uncompleted business to finish one chapter and begin another; something that the Afghan individuals that this story is based on obviously hope for.


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Kites, having Hrithik Roshan and Mexican actress Barbara Mori in lead roles, have registered more than Rs 65 crore up to its first weekend of worldwide release. The much awaited film was released across 200 screens in India and 500 screens overseas on Friday.
According to the distributors, the film is getting good response from the audiences across the world. The film was distributed by Reliance BIG Pictures. The film is based on a love story between a Mexican woman and an Indian man.
Now an international version of the film by the name of Kites-The Remix is to be releases shortly on May 28. the version is edited by Hollywood director Brett Ratner.
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Population and jobs are expected to continue to grow in Washington State. This population growth will translate into substantial increases in travel demand. Washington's workforce is also growing and will continue to a projected 3.9 million by the year 2030. This growth is leading to more travel and compounding delay.
There is a projected growth in travel that will be concentrated in Puget Sound, Spokane and Vancouver. Consequently, the gap between demand and capacity will grow wider in the future, especially in the major urban areas and high traffic volume corridors. Delay is more prevalent in urban areas with the greatest delay found in the Central Puget Sound area. The total delay across the state is estimated to be over 365,000 hours per weekday and represents about $1.6 billion annually in lost time.
Congestion in the form of vehicle delay creates inefficiency and has the effect of reducing freeway capacity. The graph below illustrates that although congestion increases and freeway speeds drop below the posted speed limit, the total throughput of the freeway increases until a maximum throughput is reached at about 45 mph. If congestion worsens beyond this point speeds and total throughput will drop rapidly. To optimize the efficiency of the freeway system we need to keep the traffic flow on top of the curve. Congestion reduces the capacity of roadways by up to 50%. This efficiency loss can be seen more clearly in this graph. On a section of I-405 during the morning commute the throughput lost due to congestion was equal to nearly half the highway's capacity. In other words, at the very time when the capacity is most needed the equivalent of one whole lane (out of two general purpose lanes) is lost to congestion. These efficiency losses often occur at bottleneck and chokepoint locations, which can severely hinder the entire system's performance.
Bottlenecks and chokepoints are typically locations on the system where geometry and traffic patterns contribute to congestion. Examples include the Kirkland crawl on I-405, the Southcenter hill climb on I-5, SR-18 between I-5 at Federal Way and SR-167 at Auburn, the Renton S-curves on I-405, US 2 near Monroe, and interchanges such as I-5/I-90 in Seattle, I-405/I-90 in Bellevue, and I-5/SR 16 in Tacoma. In addition, weather can cause congestion or affect the passability of a roadway creating a bottleneck or chokepoint. Avalanche control on the I-90 Snoqualmie Pass and roadways closed due to spring thaw restrictions are examples of weather related bottlenecks and chokepoints throughout the state.
The state currently manages a number of programs to improve the productivity of our highway system. These programs include operational measures and capital investments. Washington State is considered a leader in the use of high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes, ramp metering, and signal synchronization to improve the maximum throughput of a roadway experiencing congestion.
HOV lanes increase the efficiency of our system in three ways: by limiting the number of vehicles, overcrowding of the lane is prevented and vehicle throughput is increased, while the higher occupancy rate increases person-throughput and creates an incentive to commute via HOV modes.
Targeted traffic flow improvements can also make a significant difference in system performance. The recently completed I-405/SR 167 Flyover ramp is a good example of one such targeted investment. Prior to the opening of the new ramp stop-and-go conditions occurred weekday mornings between 6:45 and 8:00 a.m. Immediately after the opening of the new ramp, the stop-and go condition was almost entirely eliminated. In the past year we've seen continued growth in the I-405 mainline volumes as well as the I-405 southbound to SR 167 southbound ramp. While serving higher volumes, the congestion at the interchange area is still considerably lower than the conditions prior to the project. On weekends, both the stop and go traffic and heavy congestion conditions have been essentially eliminated.
The effect of ramp metering in reducing delay is well documented. Prior to ramp metering SR 520, stop-and-go conditions occurred between 7:25 and 9:25 am. After the ramp metering, most of the stop-and-go condition was eliminated.


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Beer is not supposed to be green.
Rivers of green beer and jello shots will be flowing tonight, but that doesn't mean you can't drink from classier waters. Step into one of the city's finer establishments for some St. Patrick's Day cheer. Here are a few options:
Drink. Here you can, "Imbibe classic Irish stouts (Red Breast, John Sullivan) and choice whiskeys in a calm, green beer-free setting." Tonight's special bar menu includes oysters with Guinness mignonette and black and white pudding. Wed., 4 pm-1 am. 348 Congress St., Fort Point.
The Beehive. The Hive has teamed up with the Boston Irish Tourism Association for tonight's shindig. Expect traditional step dancers and musicians, as well as "hearty" Irish food and cocktail specials. Wed., 5 pm-2 am. 541 Tremont St., Boston.
River Gods. All month, this cozy pub is offering up a whiskey tasting tour of Ireland. For tonight, they promise Irish cuisine and a DJ set by River Gods' Team Ireland. 4 pm- 1 am. Kitchen closes at 10 pm. 125 River St., Cambridge.


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Former Cardinal gymnast Brice Rolston begins his first season as an Assistant Coach for the Stanford Men's Gymnastics Team.
Rolston competed for the Cardinal from 2003-2007 and earned Academic All-American honors four years straight.
He is currently doing research at the high performance lab at Stanford and will be attending medical school in the upcoming year.


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Enters his final season on The Farm with a career .364 batting average, the best in Stanford history...Also already among Stanford career leaders in doubles (57, 4th), RBI (192, 5th) and hits (277, 7th) with a legitimate shot at breaking all-time school records in each category...Expected to move to third base after playing the last three years at first base...Will hit in the middle of the order...Has a knack for big games...Can "flat out hit" and is a great college baseball player...Also expected to succeed at the professional level and will help his chances the more versatility he shows on defense...Can hit for both average and power...Already holds Stanford's three-year hit record with 277...Has had 94 career multiple-hit games...Has struck out just 59 times in 761 career at bats...Has been a key member of Team USA each of the past two summers...Hit .352 last season with two homers and 24 RBI...Tied a Team USA single-game record when he had seven RBI in a 17-0 win over Mexico on July 23, 1999...Showed his defensive versatility with Team USA, starting games at all four corner positions...Started in left field for Team USA during the summer of 1998, hitting .371 with five homers and team-highs of 52 hits, 37 RBI and 15 doubles...Tied a USA Baseball single-game record with three doubles in a 20-3 win over Canada on June 10, 1998...Drafted by the Cleveland Indians in the 50th round of the 1999 June Amateur Draft.
As a Junior in 1999 - Named NCBWA Honorable Mention All-American...Baseball America First Team Preseason All-American...First team all-Pac-10 selection...Honored with Stanford's "Come Through Award" for the second straight year...Finished the season with a .337 batting average, 17 doubles, three triples, 12 home runs and 70 RBI...Even more impressive in Pac-10 play with a .398 average, seven homers and 36 RBI...Added 42 bases on balls, 12 stolen bases and 66 runs scored...Named to the College World Series all-tournament team after going 11-for-17 (.647) with a double, two homers and six RBI in four games...Had three hits in CWS games versus Cal State Fullerton (June 12) and Florida State (twice; June 14, June 18), homering in both games versus the Seminoles... Belted dramatic game-winning three-run home run with two outs and two strikes in the top of the ninth inning to lift Stanford to a comeback 7-4 NCAA Regional win over North Carolina on May 29...Also named to NCAA Regional all-tournament team, finishing the weekend 3-for-12 (.250) with the homer and three RBI...One of just two players to start all 65 games (also Jeff Rizzo)...Struck out just 19 times in 264 at bats...Ranked among Pac-10 leaders in sacrifice flies (3rd-T, 8), runs (4th-T, 66), bases on balls (5th, 42), hits (6th, 89) and runs batted in (6th, 70)...Earned Pac-10 Player of the Week honors on May 17 after going 9-for-12 (.750) in the Cardinal's Pac-10 clinching series at UCLA...Recorded Stanford's first three-homer game in over 15 years when he blasted three bombs versus UCLA in Westwood on May 15, hitting three straight two-run homers in three consecutive at bats...Hit safely in 46 of 65 games with a total of 30 multiple-hit games, including 15 of 24 Pac-10 contests...Collected three or more hits 12 times...Picked up two or more RBI in 20 games...Had three hits and three runs scored in 13-7 win at Cal State Fullerton on February 7...Recorded three hits, including two doubles, and scored three runs in 11-8 win at Texas on March 21...Had four hits and three runs scored in 17-15 loss to USC on April 18...Drove in a career-high seven runs in 14-11 win at California on April 24...Twice posted five straight multiple-hit games (April 16-April 24; May 10-May 16)...Went 14-for-21 (.667) with 12 RBI and nine runs scored en route to Pac-10 Player of the Week honors from May 10-16...Just six days after hitting three homers at UCLA, blasted two home runs in 13-2 win over Cal Poly (May 21).
As a Sophomore in 1998 - Starting first baseman...First team American Baseball Coaches Association All-West Region...First team All-Pac-10 Southern Division...First Team Pac-10 Southern Division All-Academic...Named Pac-10 Southern Division Player of the Week on February 24...Earned Stanford's "Come Through Award"...Led Stanford in four offensive categories - batting average (.381), hits (91), doubles (22) and RBI (63)...Also ranked among the Top 10 in the Six-Pac in three offensive categories - doubles (22, 2nd-T), hits (91, 4th) and home runs (15, 7th-T)...Started all 57 games and hit safely in 48... Had two hits or more in 30 of the Cardinal's 57 games and had four hits on five different occasions...Also led the team with 18 multi-RBI games...Had a career-high 13-game hitting streak from February 24-March 26 and an 11-game streak from March 29-April 17...Banged out 22 doubles, which is currently tied for the second-highest single-season total in school history...Hit five homers in a six-game span from April 24-May 2...Went 8-for-10 (.800) with seven runs scored, seven RBI, four doubles and a homer in back-to-back wins (18-6 & 23-4) over UCLA on February 20 & 21...Named Pac-10 Southern Division Player of the Week on February 24 for those efforts...Had four RBI in a 17-5 win at Arizona State on February 28...Had four hits in a 7-6 home win over UCLA on March 30...In six games against UCLA, hit .519 (14-for-27) with 12 runs scored, five doubles, a homer and 11 RBI...Had first two-homer game of his career, both solo shots, in 7-3 win at California on April 11...Went 4-for-5 with a homer and four RBI in 12-2 win over Sacramento State on April 14...Two weeks after the first two-homer game of his career, turned the trick again in the same ballpark in a 10-2 loss at California on April 24...Went 4-for-6 with three RBI, two doubles and a homer in 19-1 NCAA West Regional win over Minnesota on May 22.
As a Freshman in 1997 - Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American...Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 Southern Division...Recorded 97 hits for the season, which ranks as the sixth highest single-season hit total in Stanford history...Had two hits or more in 32 of his 63 games...Had six consecutive multi-hit games from April 15-25...Homered in his first collegiate at bat in 18-6 win over Saint Mary's on January 26...Went 5-for-5 with a homer, two runs scored and two RBI in 9-5 loss at Cal State Fullerton on February 2...Went 4-for-5 with four runs scored and three RBI in 22-13 win versus USC on March 2...Went 3-for-3 with two runs scored and two RBI in 13-8 loss at UCLA on May 9...Went 6-for-16 (.375) with a homer and five RBI at the NCAA West Regional...Hit a ninth-inning grand slam, the first of his career, in 9-2 win over Santa Clara on May 24...Went 4-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI in 5-2 win over Fresno State in the West Regional Final on May 25...Went 6-for-16 (.375) at the College World Series, including a pair of two-hit games.
High School - 1996 graduate of St. Francis High School...Hit .475 with seven home runs and 20 doubles as a senior...Mizuno First Team All-American...Central Coast Section Player of the Year...Starting quarterback on Central Coast Section Division I championship squad.
Personal - Political Science major...Son of Dick and Joanna Gall...Hobbies include reading, golf, billiards and music.
Gall's Career Stats Year Avg GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB/SBA 1997 .376 63/60 258 49 97 18 0 8 59 16 23 3/5 1998 .381 57/57 239 52 91 22 2 15 63 22 17 9/13 1999 .337 65/65 264 66 89 17 3 12 70 42 19 12/20 Totals .364 185/182 761 167 277 57 5 35 192 80 59 24/38
Career vs. Pac-10 Team Avg AB H HR RBI Arizona .317 63 20 1 14 Arizona State .328 64 21 3 15 California .319 72 23 6 23 Oregon State .462 13 6 1 6 UCLA .567 60 34 5 24 USC .341 82 28 2 17 Washington .286 49 14 2 6 Washington State .500 10 5 0 2 Totals .366 413 151 20 107
Career NCAA Post-Season Year Avg GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB/SBA 1997 .375 8/8 32 4 12 2 0 1 6 2 1 0/0 1998 .357 3/3 14 2 5 2 0 2 4 0 1 0/0 1999 .389 9/9 36 7 14 1 0 3 9 7 3 1/1 Totals .378 20/20 82 13 31 5 0 6 19 9 5 1/1
Career Game Highs AB - 6, eight times, last vs. Florida State (6/18/99) R - 4, three times, last vs. Cal Poly (5/21/99) H - 5, at Cal State Fullerton (2/2/97) HR - 3, at UCLA (5/15/99) RBI - 7, at California (4/24/99) SB - 2, three times, last at Washington (4/9/99) Hit Streak - 13 games (2/24/98-3/26/98)


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Those of the olden days will remember many times when scarves were popular and then they seemed to fade away from the fashion world only to pop up again in the next generation.
In the 1950's young ladies wore what was called neck scarves – obviously you wore them around your neck.
They were short and you simply tied a knot and wore if off to the side of one of your shoulders. See the photo at top. But take a look at the video to see the new upscale fashion statements you can make with a simple but larger scarf.
Scarves are back in the limelight once again and this video will give you some great ideas on the multiple (25) ways you can tie the same scarf.
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Liberal left fielder Alec Isaac reached over the left field wall and caught what would have been a home run in Liberal's 7-4 win over the Dodge City A's Thursday night at Brent Gould Field. It was a memorable way to begin the Jayhawk League schedule.
The Bee Jays built a 4-0 lead in this game . They scored twice in the second thanks to RBI singles from Justin McCarty and Kyle Lieser. Isaac double off the wall in left in the fourth to give the BJ's a 4-0 lead. Two of those runs were unearned due to one DC error in the second and one in the fourth. The A's tied the game with four in the fifth to chase starter Austin King. If not for Alec's catch, it would have been worse. The Bee Jays took the lead right back in the sixth when Bryson Allen raced home after Dodge induced a run down between first and second on a rundown. Liberal scored two unearned runs in the eighth. Mike Rampone walked with the bases loaded and Brady Cox scored on a wild pitch.
The BJ bullpen was flawless. Dustin Luna pitched 2.1 scoreless innings before Ray Ashford and Tyler Wiedenfeld pitched a scoreless eighth and ninth.
Liberal is 5-0 and 1-0 in the Jayhawk and the A's are 1-2 and 0-2 in the Jayhawk. Liberal begins a three game series at Derby Friday night at 7 on 1270 and kscbnews.net.
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