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High School Sports: Rowing, swimming
High School Awards: Junior nationals invitational, two years, fifth place both times ... Four-time letter winner for crew and swim team ... Competed at State for swimming three years in a row ... Presidential Scholar award ... Scholar athlete award.
Major at Washington: Pre-Business
Husky Rowing Experience: 2002 (Freshman) -- Stroked the novice freshman eight that placed third at Pac-10 and helped Washington win the team title ... stroked eight that placed second at the San Diego Crew Classic and the Washington State dual ... member of crew that was victorious at Windermere Cup Opening Day races as well as the California and Oregon State duals ... Named Captain of the novice team 2002.
Personal: Daughter of Doug and Ann Matson ... Both parents attended Oregon State University ... mother is in sales ... father is an attorney ...has an older brother, Mark (26) who is a real estate broker ... has two older sisters, Christy (23) who attended UW and Carrie (22) who attended Western Washington University ... is member of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority ... made annual Dean's List 2002 ... Uncle won a silver medal in the straight pair in the 1962 Pan-American games in San Paulo, Brazil.
I chose Washington because: It has everything; a winning team, a great school, an exciting campus to be a part of and its only a five minute walk away.
The best thing about Seattle is: You learn to appreciate the sun.
The best thing about UW is: Everyone wears their pajamas to class.
Favorite class: Astronomy 150 - The Planets.
My best race was: Northwest Junior Regionals, 1998. We started the race as the underdogs and ended up surprising the competition with a second place finish, by one second, to qualify us to go to nationals.
After I graduate, I plan to: Travel around Europe.
If I could tell my incoming teammates one thing, it would be: Early is on time, on time is late, and late is unacceptable.
Matson says: "Washington Rowing is full of surprises!"


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Navy freshman Aimee Gennaro
Feb. 28, 2011
Center Valley, Pa. — The Patriot League announced its weekly awards for Feb. 21-27 in men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse, softball and baseball Monday.
In baseball, Bucknell took two of three games against Richmond last week and as a result, the Bison swept the weekly awards. Bob Donato was named the Player of the Week, Jack Boehm was named the Pitcher of the Week and Colby Vanderbeck was named the Rookie of the Week.
In softball, Army is 4-4 after two weeks of competition and the Black Knights swept all three weekly awards. Alex Reynolds was selected as the Player of the Week, Hayley Pypes was named the Pitcher of the Week and Amanda Nguyen was named the Rookie of the Week.
The Bucknell Bison have moved into the nation's top 20 in men's lacrosse, jumping Army to take over the No. 17 slot in the Inside Lacrosse Media poll. Army fell to No. 20. The Black Knights, at No. 19, are still the only Patriot League team ranked in the USILA Coaches poll.
The Bison took three of four weekly awards, with Ryan Klipstein being named the Offensive Player of the Week, Alex Lyons the Defensive Player of the Week and Kyle Feeney the Goalkeeper of the Week. Lafayette's Andrijko Andrusko was named the Rookie of the Week.
If there were any questions in women's lacrosse to whether the Navy Midshipmen would struggle without the 2010 Patriot League leading scorer, they've been answered.
Navy, now 5-0, has 71 goals in five games (14.20 avg.) to lead the Patriot League, and sophomore Jasmine DePompeo and freshman Aimee Gennaro have led the way. DePompeo has scored 16 goals and nine assists to lead the Patriot League with 25 points, while Gennaro is right behind her with 24 points (17 goals, seven assists).
Gennaro, who was last week's Rookie of the Week, was selected as this week's Offensive Player of the Week. Teammate Claire Olechowski, a sophomore, was named the Defensive Player of the Week.
Lafayette was the last team to open its season, playing two games last week and dropping both by a one-goal margin. Freshman Ana White had a strong week in the midfield for the Leopards and was named the Rookie of the Week, and American's Emily Stankiewicz was named the Midfield Player of the Week.
The Mids will be tested this week with a contest against No. 1 Northwestern at 7 p.m. Thursday in Annapolis, Md. The Wildcats are 3-0 to start the season, winning contests against No. 10 Notre Dame (14-11), No. 3 North Carolina (7-6 in overtime) and No. 11 Vanderbilt (17-6). For Navy coach Cindy Timchal, it's a matchup against her former team — a school that she led to the NCAA Tournament in 1983. With a win, the Mids will likely move into the national poll after receiving votes in the latest IWLCA Coaches poll.
Patriot League Baseball Weekly Awards
BOB DONATO, BUCKNELL Jr., CF, Williamsport, Pa.
Donato homered in all three of Bucknell's games at Richmond over the weekend as the Bison won two contests to claim the series. He led off with a solo shot in a 4-2 loss on Friday, and hit another in a 5-3 victory on Saturday. Donato went 3-for-5 with a home run and two RBIs to help the Bison to a 4-3 victory to win the series on Sunday. Donato went 5-for-13 with three HRs and four RBIs for the week. He has homered in four consecutive games, and owns a five-game hitting streak. Donato leads the Bison with a .367 batting average, four HRs and an .800 slugging percentage for the season. He receives the Patriot Player of the Week award for the first time in his career.
JACK BOEHM, BUCKNELL Jr., P, Winnetka, Ill.
Boehm came out of the bullpen to pitch five scoreless innings as Bucknell rallied for a 5-3 win over Richmond on Saturday. After the Bison evened the game at 3-3 in the top of the fifth, Boehm entered in the bottom of the frame and pitched shutout relief the rest of the way. He allowed just three hits with no walks and three strikeouts. He faced just 18 batters and did not allow more than four hitters to come to the plate in any inning. The Bison took the lead in the sixth inning, and tacked on an insurance run in the ninth. Boehm earns his first Patriot League Pitcher of the Week award.
COLBY VANDERBECK, BUCKNELL Fr., OF, Simsbury, Conn.
Vanderbeck made the first start of his collegiate career a memorable one, going 3-for-4 with the game-winning home run in the top of the ninth inning of Bucknell's 4-3 win at Richmond on Sunday. It was his first-career home run and three-hit game as he finished 3-for-4 with two runs scored. Vanderbeck made the start at designated hitter, and now receives his first Patriot League Rookie of the Week award and the first for a Bucknell student-athlete since Donato claimed the honor on March 16, 2009.
NICK DRISCOLL, NAVY Sr., 2B, Riverview, Fla.
Driscoll batted .500 (9-for-18) with a home run, two RBIs and six runs scored as Navy won two of three games over Air Force.
LOGAN WINCHESTER, LEHIGH Sr., OF, Bethlehem, Pa.
Winchester hit .538 (7-for-13) with three RBIs and two runs scored as Lehigh posted a 2-1 record last week.
CORY KENT, LEHIGH Jr., P, Wilson, Pa.
Kent pitched four scoreless innings out of the bullpen as Lehigh rallied from a 7-5 deficit to beat Ohio, 8-7, on Sunday.
Patriot League Softball Weekly Awards
ALEX REYNOLDS, ARMY So., SS, Katy, Texas
Reynolds started all eight games for the Black Knights during their first two weekends of the season, helping the team jump out to a 4-4 start. Reynolds' four-RBI game led Army to a 9-0, 5-inning victory over Texas Southern Feb. 13 as the Black Knights finished a 3-1 trek through Texas. She hit a home run and tallied two RBIs as Army opened the Lancer Leadoff Classic with a 5-3 win over Quinnipiac Feb. 19. In her team's first eight games, Reynolds batted .308 with one homer, 11 RBIs, five runs scored and three walks.
HAYLEY PYPES, ARMY Fr., P, Kansas City, Mo.
Pypes is the pitcher of record in three of Army's four victories to start the season. She surrendered three runs, all earned, on six hits in five innings of work as Army captured its first win of the season, 13-5, over Houston Baptist on Feb. 12. A day later, she hurled a two-hit, complete-game 1-0 shutout as Army won the rubber game against Houston Baptist. Her third victory of the season came in a 5-3 win over Quinnipiac to open the Lancer Leadoff Classic in Farmville, Va. She pitched 6.2 innings, giving up three runs and three hits while striking out six. She has a 2.25 earned-run average in 22.2 innings of work, surrendering 11 runs and 15 hits while striking out 12.
AMANDA NGUYEN, ARMY Fr., 2B, Houston, Texas
Nguyen has started all eight of Army's games at second base to start the season, and she holds the team lead in hits (10), runs (six) and batting average (.385). She made her collegiate debut on Feb. 12 at Houston Baptist and went 2-for-3 at the plate with a pair of steals, then added a 3-for-4 outing in the second game of the doubleheader with the first two RBIs of her career. She went 3-for-4 from the plate in the team's 9-0 win over Texas Southern on Feb. 13. Nguyen has 10 hits in 26 at-bats on the season with six runs scored and a pair of RBIs. She's stolen six bases on seven chances and has made only one error in 33 attempts in the field. Nguyen is one of three Army freshmen starters on the infield.
LIZ LUCAS, LEHIGH So., C, Westminster, Colo.
Lucas hit .412 in Lehigh's first five games at the ECU Pirate Clash with one double and three RBIs. She hit safely in four of the Mountain Hawks' five contests.
LIZZY ODREN, LEHIGH Fr., 2B, Landenberg, Pa.
Odren went 4 of 8 at the plate in her team's first five games, with a pair of multiple-hit contests. She scored her first collegiate runs in Lehigh's 12-11, extra-inning loss to Fairfield on Sunday.
ALEX MacLEAN, BUCKNELL So., P, Northampton, Pa.
MacLean, a sophomore, moved into 10th all-time in Bucknell history with 114 career strikeouts as the Bison competed in the Longwood Classic. She has 22 punchouts on the season in 33.2 innings and has a 2.08 ERA.
Patriot League Men's Lacrosse Weekly Awards
RYAN KLIPSTEIN, BUCKNELL Sr., A, Califon, N.J.
Klipstein had a hand in half of Bucknell's goals in the Bison's 10-8 victory over Villanova, ranked 20th in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse media poll heading into the contest. He scored four goals and added an assist for a five-point afternoon. Klipstein accounted for Bucknell's final two goals on the day, scoring the game-winner with 8:32 left in the fourth quarter in an 8-8 tie, then adding the insurance tally seven minutes later. The senior from Califon, N.J., leads the team with five goals, three assists and eight points through the Bison's first two games.
ALEX LYONS, BUCKNELL Sr., D, Owings Mills, Md.
Lyons was a critical component to Bucknell's defensive effort in Saturday's 10-8 victory over No. 20 Villanova. He collected seven groundballs and caused three turnovers while leading the Bison's close defense in the win. Bucknell leapt into the Nike/Inside Lacrosse media poll Monday, debuting at No. 17.
KYLE FEENEY, BUCKNELL So., GK, Greenwich, Conn.
Feeney faced 35 Villanova shots and stopped 13 in Bucknell's 10-8 victory over the 20th-ranked Wildcats Saturday afternoon in Lewisburg. Four of the sophomore's saves on the day came in the fourth quarter, when Villanova sent 11 shots toward the net, with six making it on goal. Feeney improved to 2-0 on the season for the Bison and now carries a .710 save percentage on the young season.
ANDRIJKO ANDRUSKO, LAFAYETTE Fr., GK, Yardley, Pa.
Andrusko faced 34 shots and made 17 saves in Lafayette's 12-6 victory over Binghamton Saturday to earn his first collegiate victory. Andrusko's saves statistic was a career-high for the freshman from Yardley, Pa. He yielded six tallied on 23 shots on goal for a .739 save percentage.
PETER BAUM, COLGATE So, M, Portland, Ore.
Baum posted a team-high six goals and collected four groundballs as Colgate went on the road to pick up a 13-8 win on Saturday at Dartmouth. Baum's efforts helped the Raiders avenge a 7-3 loss at home to the Big Green last season.
SAM JONES, NAVY Fr., A, Annapolis, Md.
Jones scored twice and added two assists with a caused turnover in Navy's 10-8 loss at No. 11/12 North Carolina on Friday in Chapel Hill. Jones is tied for the team lead with 10 points with a team-best seven goals and three assists. Eleven of his 15 shots this season have been on goal.
GARRETT THUL, ARMY So., A, Flemington, N.J.
Thul extended his point-scoring streak to 12 games with three goals in Sunday's 11-9 loss at Syracuse, which entered the contest as the No. 1 team in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse media poll and second in the USILA Coaches poll. It's Thul's eight career hat trick.
JIM CARROLL, COLGATE Sr., M, Nesconset, N.Y.
Carroll picked up 10 groundballs and tallied an assist in Colgate's 13-8 win at Dartmouth. He was strong on faceoffs, going 13 of 21 for the Raiders.
Patriot League Women's Lacrosse Weekly Awards
AIMEE GENNARO, NAVY Fr., Attack, Havertown, Pa.
Gennaro was last week's Rookie of the Week and she continued her torrent offensive onslaught, scoring eight more goals last week, moving her total to 17 for the season. She also had three assists and four groundballs in Navy's two wins that improved the Mids to 5-0. She has had multi-goal performances in all five of her games this season.
EMILY STANKIEWICZ, AMERICAN Jr., Midfielder, Longmeadow, Mass.
Stankiewicz wins her first weekly award of the season, totaling eight groundballs, six draw controls and six caused turnovers in two games. She also scored five goals and a game-winner for American, which went 1-1 last week. Four of her draw controls and caused turnovers came in the Eagles' 17-8 win over George Washington.
CLAIRE OLECHOWSKI, NAVY So., Midfielder, Annapolis, Md.
Olechowski wins her first and Navy's second Defensive Player of the Week award, helping the Mids hold its opponents to 15 goals in two games. She recorded nine groundballs and six caused turnovers in two wins. She also scored a goal.
ANA WHITE, LAFAYETTE Fr., Midfielder, Swarthmore, Pa.
White led the Leopards in the midfield, recording five goals, seven groundballs, eight draw controls and six caused turnovers in two one-goal losses.
KIMBERLY COLLINS, AMERICAN So., Attack, Princeton Junction, N.J.
Collins scored six goals in two games, including five in a 17-8 win over George Washington. She also had four draw controls, two caused turnovers and a groundball. She also had an assist.
KATIE SULLIVAN, COLGATE Fr., Attack, Cockeysville, Md.
Sullivan scored five goals in Colgate's 20-14 win over Vermont. She had the game-winner and added a groundball and a caused turnover. The five goals were a career-high and it was the seventh time she has scored multiple goals.
ANNIE BOYLAN, HOLY CROSS Sr., Midfielder, Andover, Mass.
Boylan totaled 10 groundballs, five draw controls and one caused turnover to lead Holy Cross. Eight of the groundballs came in Holy Cross' 12-5 win over Yale. Boylan also scored three goals in the Crusaders' two games.
ADDIE GODFREY, LAFAYETTE So., Attack, Princeton, N.J.
Godfrey scored five goals and an assist in two games for the Leopards, who lost two one-goal contests. Godfrey also had two groundballs and two draw controls.
COLLEEN BUBNACK, COLGATE Sr., Midfielder, Syracuse, N.Y.
Bubnack had six goals and three assists for the Raiders in a 20-14 win over Vermont. She also had two draw controls and one caused turnover.
KATHY YOUNG, NAVY So., Midfielder, Berwyn, Pa.
Young scored six goals and had two assists in two wins for the Mids. She also recorded four groundballs, two draw controls and two caused turnovers.


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Will and shall: form
Will and shall are modal verbs. They are used with the base form of the main verb (They will go; I shall ask her). Shall is only used for future time reference with I and we, and is more formal than will.
singular and plural
I, we
she, he, it, you, they
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will or shall
I, she, he, it, you, we, they
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I, we
she, he, it, you, they
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will not or shall not
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In speaking, shall and will are usually contracted to 'll, especially after subject pronouns (I, we, you, they, she, he, it):
We'll meet you outside the coffee shop. (more common in speaking than We will meet you outside the coffee shop)
Will and shall: uses
We use will and shall to make predictions and to state facts about the future:
There will be strong winds tomorrow in the south of the country.
The year 2025 will be the four-hundredth anniversary of the founding of the university.
We shall need an extra bedroom when the new baby arrives.
Decisions and offers
Will and shall (usually in the short form 'll) are used to announce decisions and to make offers:
[a salesperson in a clothes shop is talking to a customer]
Which size do you want? Medium or large?B:
I'll have large. (decision)
Wait. I'll open the door for you. (offer)
Wait. I open the door for you.
I shall contact you again when I have further information.
Shall with I and we
We can use shall instead of will with I and we in statements. Its use is more formal:
We shall never forget the holiday we had in Vietnam.
When we use shall I and shall we in questions it is usually to make suggestions rather than to refer to future time:
It's getting late. Shall we go home?
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CLAIM: Kristen Stewart "Attacked" By Fans For Cheating on Robert Pattinson
Kristen Stewart was "forced to hire a personal bodyguard/driver after crazed 'Twi-Hard' fans physically attacked her for two-timing lover boy Robert Pattinson," begins a piece in the National Enquirer.
According to the supermarket tabloid, "The first attack came when she was exiting an office building in the San Fernando Valley – two young women came running at her, screaming that she was a 'cheating villainess' and 'lying b****.'"
The mag says Stewart rushed to her car, "jumped in and slammed the door shut," but a group of "vicious girls grabbed the door handles and began rocking the car back and forth. Kristen burst into tears, hit the accelerator and sped away."
A so-called "source" tells the tab that "the attack really shook her up," adding, "That's when she hired her bodyguard/driver – who's got orders to pull right up to the door of wherever she's exiting so she can hop in fast!"
Here's what accurate about the Enquirer story: The spelling of Stewart's name.
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There's not one shred of truth to the story, a source close to Stewart assures Gossip Cop.
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Award-winning speaker and best-selling author Andy Andrews was the featured speaker at this weekend's ACN convention held at the Time Warner Arena in Charlotte, NC.
Andrews quickly let the crowd of 20,000+ know if any of them were there expecting to hear a motivational speaker, they had been grossly misinformed. He went so far as to call motivation a myth. In fact, he went so far as to say, "Encouragement is good, but proof is better."
With most everyone sitting on the edges of their seats at this point, Andrews told the group, "I am not here to motivate you but to prove some things to you you did not know before so you can harness and use them." He shared his reason for wanting to do so was because "feelings can come and go but proofs last forever."
Andrews makes no bones about the fact he is ADHD. He continually bounces on and off the stage; paces up and down the aisles; stops along the front row of the audience to speak to individuals if he becomes distracted, then asks someone to remind him where he was; and then moves on to his next point.
Andrews' style can be deceiving. He does not use notes, does not lecture, and does not always provide his message in linear fashion. Rather, Andy fashions his message in the form of stories delivered in a relatively "aw, shucks" manner. Let there be no doubt, however – if you fail to listen closely, you are very likely to miss an important link to one of the proofs he is sharing.
So, what proofs did Andy share with the crowd? You can find them in his latest book, The Noticer Returns. In it, he shares the secret philosophy of extreme achievement (or the proofs he shared with us today). Get your copy soon and read it. You will not be sorry!


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Six Cardinal players competed at USA Water Polo's Futures 50 Classic this past weekend at Foothill High School, and it was Team London under the captaincy of Annika Dries that captured the crown.
Dries, a 2012 Olympic Gold Medalist, 2011 NCAA Champion and 2011 Peter J. Cutino Award WInner, was named the tournament MVP after scoring four goals in the title game, a 9-7 win for Team London over Team Sydney. Three of her goals came in the third period, helping Team London, which also included sophomore goalie Gabby Stone, pull away for the win.
For the weekend Dries scored five goals.
Junior Ashley Grossman and freshman Danijela Jackovich were part of runner-up Team Sydney, with Grossman scoring six times over the weekend.
Team Beijing was captained by junior Kiley Neushul while sophomore Maggie Steffens captained Team Athens. Each Stanford player scored three times in Sunday's Third-Place Game but it was Team Athens that came away with the 13-12 shootout victory.


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Under the direction of the Department Chair - D C Music, the Lecturer - Jazz Studies will: create, manage and participate in a variety of learning environments and activities that provide opportunities for students to develop to their fullest potential and achieve their learning objectives; participate collaboratively and professionally with other faculty and staff to promote the general wellbeing of the department and the university, and collective and individual interest of its staff and student body.
Position: Lecturer - Jazz Studies
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Essential Functions, Major Duties, and/or Accountabilities:
- Direct jazz bands and combos.
- Develop, organize, recruit for, and schedule jazz programs.
- Establish and maintain office hours and advise students during this time and at other times as needed.
- Participate in auditions, juries, etc.
- Serve on committees and attend faculty and other meetings as assigned.
- Perform other appropriate university and professional services, which may include visiting secondary schools, attending national conferences, offering workshops, and adjudicating.
- Design and teach assigned courses.
- Maintain a desirable classroom environment.
- Plan, prepare, and follow an approved course of study that includes measurable objectives for each course taught; prepare instructional materials (mock-ups, visual aids, and instruction sheets) as necessary.
- Instruct, manage, and supervise individuals and groups in classrooms and laboratories by the following methods; demonstration, discussion, visual aids, etc.
- Maintain a student-oriented approach to education.
- Recommend students for advancements and graduation.
- Maintain and submit accurate and current reports and records involving student accountability, attendance, performance, and follow-up.
- Coordinate cooperative work experience programs and students as assigned.
- Assist counselors, department chairs, staff, and faculty in maintaining an effective program.
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Special Requirements of the Position:
Able to travel with or without music equipment from place to place.
Graduation from an accredited institution with a doctorate in jazz or performance preferred, master's degree required (a doctorate will be required for tenure). Experience in jazz directing.
- Knowledge of the principles and methodology of jazz and other musical techniques.
- Skills in recruiting, interviewing, and placement of students.
- Skills in assisting counselors and other department heads in maintaining an effective program.
- Ability to teach and perform excellence in classical style (in addition to jazz).
- Ability to develop curriculum and teach design courses.
- Ability to develop effective business and educational partnerships at the campus, local, state, and national levels.
- Ability to communicate (written and oral) with a wide variety of students, faculty, and others.
- Ability to supervise others, including students and employees.
This position description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive list of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications required of employees assigned to the position.


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April 18, 2012
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CHICAGO - The Northern Illinois University softball team suffered a 6-1 defeat to UIC in a non-conference match up at Flames Field Wednesday.
"UIC did a good job today," said NIU head coach Lindsay Chouinard. "They played sound defense and dominated us. We couldn't find a way to get them out in the big situations."
The Huskie (18-24, 6-6) offense was held to three hits on the day, while the Flames pounded out nine.
Northern Illinois took a 1-0 lead when Bryanna Phelan (Coal City, Ill./Coal City) stole home on a double steal in the top of the third. UIC (19-22) responded with a pair of runs in the bottom of the inning, scoring both runs with two outs to take a 2-1 advantage.
NIU had an opportunity to tie the game or take the lead in the fifth inning putting runners at first and second with one out. However a strikeout and a groundout ended the threat. In the bottom of the sixth, the Flames broke the game wide open scoring four runs to take a 6-1 lead.
The Huskies return to action Friday when NIU travels to Ohio to resume Mid-American Conference play. Northern Illinois faces Ohio in a doubleheader Friday before heading to Akron for a weekend set with the Zips. First pitch for Game One of Friday's doubleheader is set for 12 p.m. Central Time and fans can follow the action live, via GameTracker, at NIUhuskies.com.


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My son Dylan loves pirates and requested a pirate party for his 4th birthday so I got to work planning his special day. I try to incorporate the whole house when I plan so guests get a full experience when they come to celebrate. Guests were met with a row of pirate flags and a dotted line leading them to an "X" that marked the spot confirming they had arrived at the right location. Once inside they passed by the "loot" table to grab their pirate wares - eye patches, hooks, swords, bandanas, gold coins, chains and fun glow sticks which I ordered from Oriental Trading and Dollar Tree. Once they were dripping in loot they ran outside to jump in the pirate ship jumpy house, bounce on the trampoline and climb in our pirate island fort. I tried to keep the food simple with hot dogs and sandwiches for the kids and my mom's famous Chinese chicken salad served in Chinese takeout boxes from Smart & Final and decorated with labels I made using PowerPoint for the adults. My husband Matthew was in charge of the pirate ship fruit bowl. I think he did a great job! I like to have snacks outside for the kids so there is no need to run through the house when they want a quick bite. Dylan loves a good cupcake so I decorated them with pirate themed candles. After gathering all their loot, on the way out guests received a pirate cake pop that my good friend Selena helped me make. That was for sure a labor of love and I couldn't have done it without her. We used red and white candy melts, mini red M&Ms and tiny red hearts to make the bandana knots. They weren't perfect but I think they turned out great! Overall, I think the 36 children that attended the party had a blast and I think the parents did too!


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Very nice editing! Super composition with beautiful colors.
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Many thanks Reiner: greetings to you this New Year from Ireland my friend.
Hi Madidi!
Very Nice Picture! Very Nice Night-Light!
Greetings from Hungary Anico
Hello Anico, thank you for your cordial visit and kind praise.
Greetings to you tonight from Ireland.
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Beautiful night photo, wonderful reflections and colours. Great shot!
Best wishes from Germany, Reiner.
Many thanks Reiner, glad you liked this one. This crane (and it's brother) were built by your countrymen at the Krupp engineering company. They are now protected as 'Historic Monuments and Archaeological Objects'.
Kind regards,
A outstanding night shot that captures the lines and colours of the crane perfectly. Very well done! Herb
Cheers Herb, spotted it driving by and took a couple of quick shots hand-held. I must get back again with the tripod.
Thanks for the kind compliments.
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AWESOME PICTURE Madidi-.this is for my lo mejor felicitats-.lourdesa
Many thanks Luca: apologies for not responding earlier my friend.
Hi Lourdesa, this is one of our most famous sites in Belfast: the place where Titanic was built. I am pleased you like it too,
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Great shot. Lovely colours.
Great shot Sean. Wonderful lighting and reflections.
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Does the plural form of uh-oh and oh-no include an apostrophe? So is it "uh-oh's and oh-no's" or "uh-ohs and oh-nos"?
I've seen it both ways and cannot find a definitive answer anywhere.
Does the plural form of uh-oh and oh-no include an apostrophe? So is it "uh-oh's and oh-no's" or "uh-ohs and oh-nos"?
I've seen it both ways and cannot find a definitive answer anywhere.
I don't see any reason the plural should use an apostrophe in the "uh-oh" case. Indeed, if we check google ngrams for "uh-oh's" vs "uh-ohs", we see that there is no usage of "uh-oh's", but some (and increasing!) usage of "uh-ohs". Furthermore, use of "ohs" is far more common that of "oh's" (as seen here).
However, in the "oh-no" case, an apostrophe might be appropriate. We can see that "no's" is the most common plural of "no" here.
I'd also like to mention that, while "uh-oh" is far more common that "uh oh", it seems that "oh no" is actually the more common form of that interjection, as can be seen here, so the most proper plurals might be "uh-ohs" and "oh no's", respectively.
I asked my meme-minded son to check his texts. In this little electronic corpus, he found seven instances of "oh noes!!!" with no hyphen, no apostrophe, and too many exclamation points.
An official source is Merriam-Webster's New Words and Slang, which includes oh noes.
A cursory googling suggests 73000 results for "oh-no's", 113000 for "oh-nos" and 2170000 for "oh-noes" — however, the latter has become a meme, skewing the numbers. The dictionary lists plurals for "no" of "noes" (first) and "nos" (second). I also find I'm getting annoyed by the massive overuse of apostrophes in the world, but that's not quite germane.
I'd suggest "oh-noes" or "oh-nos", or "oh-no"s if you're a radical.
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I will be turning 50 three weeks from today, and my wife has finally gotten around to asking me what I want. I have been eyeing two handguns in particular and one rifle, all SIGs of course, and all within a couple hundred bucks of one another.
The first is the P229 SAS in .357SIG. I already have a DA/SA P229 in that caliber that is my primary carry, but the melt job and the DAK trigger, and those luscious wood grips are calling my name.
Another choice is the Revolution RCS (are they available yet?) in either Stainless or Nitron (another dilemma), likewise adorned, but with the wonderfull 1911 trigger. I already have several 1911's, but my belief is that you cannot have too many.
The last choice of course is the 556 (same question on availability). I have a couple of ARs in my safe, and a Viet-Nam era M-16 (yeah a real one), not to mention a couple bolt rifles in .223 and a pre-ban Mini-14, plus a .223 barrel for my TC Contender. The trouble is that I rarely shoot any of them (except the M-16).


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According to the Associated Press on Friday, Dick Pound of St. Catharines, Ontario has been named chairman of the board of the International Olympic Committee's Olympic Broadcasting Services.
At the age of 72, Pound is about to begin a very important role in the IOC. It will also be interesting to see if Pound will be responsible for spearheading an Olympic television channel, something that IOC president Thomas Bach discussed in his campaign platform in his attempt to become president in 2013.
Pound, who previously was the head of the World Anti-Doping Agency, and vice-president of the International Olympic Committee under Juan Antonio Samaranch, previously worked as chairman of the IOC's Television Rights Negotiations Commission from 1983-2001 according to David Owen of IslandSportsNews.
Pound has always not been afraid to voice his opinion on specific matters, and it will be interesting to see if that trend will continue in his new role. Pound ironically replaces Hein Verbruggen of the Netherlands according to the Canadian Press. Verbruggen, who was previously the head of the International Cycling Federation (UCI), was criticized by Pound in the past for the massive drug problems the cycling world has experienced over the last two decades.


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With that said, we hope that you are prepping your liver for Hardliver Barleywine fest which is Saturday and Sunday March 23 and 24. We hope to have a tentative list up by mid next week. We are making a concentrated effort to get more information about all that we do in front of you here and on the book of faces.
Upright brewers night on Wednesday, February 27th @ 6pm. We will be pouring:
Spollen Angel (tripel)
Blend Edmunds (blend of barrel aged fruit beers)
Chocolate Stout (newest one-off, just a straight up version w/American ale yeast).pFriem Brewing from Hood River, on Tuesday March 12th @ 6pm. Josh Pfriem and his partners will be in the house. Josh has been making some amazing Belgian inspired beers, we are excited and honored to be chosen as the first bar in Washington to pour pFriem beers. We are working on having some food pairings as well for the evening, as we all know food and beer just go together. We will be pouring the following beers: Belgian Golden Strong, Belgian Dark Strong, Super Saison, Blonde IPA, Belgian Stout, and Mosaic Pale. Please join us on this special evening.


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Hubway, the metro-Boston area's public bike share system, will continue to be available to riders throughout winter at almost all Cambridge-based stations. While Hubway has always operated on a seasonal basis in its two and a half year history, this year the City of Cambridge is piloting a plan to provide year-round Hubway service.
"We are pleased at the opportunity to pilot Hubway service year-round," said Cambridge City Manager Richard C. Rossi. "We're committed to supporting sustainable transportation options, and we are excited to continue the program this winter season. We do ask for everyone to use care when riding under winter conditions and also request your patience and understanding as we work with whatever nature brings us in terms of weather."
Almost all stations in Cambridge will remain operational throughout the winter, though the station at Lafayette Square/Main Street will be removed from the street for the season. The Lechmere station will be moved to the sidewalk just east of Lechmere Station. All station updates will be posted on the station map at www.thehubway.com/stations, www.hubwaytracker.com, and on the Spotcycle app for smart phones (www.spotcycle.net). Annual members may continue to use the Cambridge stations during the season at no additional cost. 24-hour, 3-day passes, and monthly passes will be available for purchase as usual.
As part of the pilot program, snow removal will become part of the daily responsibilities of the Hubway field team. The team, coordinated by Hubway's dispatch office, is on the street from 6am to 10pm every day, and is stocked with equipment to keep stations clear of snow and ice.
Users should bear in mind that the regular seasonal closing of stations in Boston, Brookline, and Somerville city/town limits began on Monday, November 18th. Most stations will remain open through Wednesday, November 27th. Station closures are posted in advance on Hubway's website at www.thehubway.com/news, on Twitter at www.twitter.com/hubway, and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Hubway.
During extreme inclement weather conditions, Hubway may temporarily close the system, and public announcements will be made via social media and the Hubway website. Station alerts will also be emailed to annual and monthly Hubway members, and all riders can consult the Spotcycle app to learn whether or not bicycles are available. In the event of a system closing, riders will be able to return bikes to all stations securely, but will not be able to check bikes out.
To prepare for cold-weather bicycling, there are a number of things riders should keep in mind:
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I had a B/M Grip. It had the modified sheepsfoot, black coated with serrations. I liked the knife, but couldn't help but think that the handle just wasn't that well built. It felt like it wouldn't hold up.
I'm not knocking B/Ms, mind you, because I did trade it & another knife for a B/M HK model. That knife, I really like. It has thick SS liners, rubber-like handles, & wicked Snody designed modified tanto blade with partial serrations.
I carry a Benchmade Stryker. It is by far the best knife I own. It sharpens easily, keeps an edge very well, even under heavy use.
How would S30V steel compare to the others (like D2)?? Ive been looking at this 630 skirmish Benchmade (blue-box) and it has S30V for the blade.
Been saving up for a High quality knife, but so far in my searches, thats my favorite. Love the aesthetics, the blade type and length, and as far as I can tell, its both high-quality in the blade and handle.
Opinions? :confused:
S30V & D2 are different types of steel, in that S30V is a stainless steel & D2's a tool steel (High carbon content & prone to rust).
Please keep in mind that "stainless steel" is really stain "resistant." S30V is not a high resistant steel, but definitely more resistant than a tool steel like D2.
In a nutshell; S30V is one of the best stainless steels out there. It's typically (Although not exclusively) used in high stainless steel knives. D2 is a top tool steel, but is prone to rust if not propertly taken care of.
Both steels will take a sharp edge & hold it for a relatively long time. Although S30V is easier to sharpen, they're both harder to sharpen (Due to their hardness) than say, 440C (A stainless steel) or 1095 (A high carbon steel).
Hope that helps.
The AUS6/8 blades are harder to sharpen, but when not abused, will keep the edge for a long time. 440C is much easier to sharpen, but needs it about every 2-4 weeks of moderate use. If you're using a knife to open boxes that may have staples in them, or other tasks that will tear any blade up, go with the 440C; if you only cut less damaging things, (meat, leather, rope, whatever) go with the AUS6 or AUS8 and expect to lose it before it really needs a major sharpening. :frown: If you actually manage to hang on to it long enough to need more than a quick touch-up, invest in a diamond hone.


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Amidst the expanse of conventional agriculture land on the Oxnard Plain, lies the McGrath Family Farm. Since 1995, fourth-generation farmer, Phil McGrath, has harvested certified-organic fruits, vegetables and flowers for health- and earth-conscious Southern California foodies.
High-end restaurant chiefs, concerned parents and sustainable junkies alike have turned to the McGrath family for "honest" and fresh produce for decades. Last week, the farm center and community supported agriculture (CSA) at McGrath opened for the season. McGrath offers seasonal produce, fresh-made jams and other specialty products at theirfarm center.
The McGrath farm exemplifies a "closed-loop", sustainable farm by incorporating elements such as organic farming, alternative energy, composting and animal husbandry. The farm also has a strong commitment to educational programs as they host farm animal tours and in-school visits.
McGrath Family Farms is located immediately south of the 101 freeway less than a mile past the Central Ave. exit in Camarillo.The farm center is open from nine to six daily.


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Let's face it: these days, cameras are phones and phones are cameras. When's the last time you took your point-and-shoot or SLR anywhere? So although you already bought all the extra lenses and gear for your old camera, now you're doing it all over again for your iPhone. So now you need this iPhone Selfie Remote ($23), which is probably only named that because the word "selfie" is so popular. It will also be great for taking group photos when there's nobody else around. Now all you need is an iPhone tripod, which obviously exists.
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Grado, Pickens Advance to Finals at Olympic Trials
Grado, Pickens Embark on Olympic Diving Trials
Arizona divers Ben Grado and Samantha Pickens travel to Federal Way, Wash. to compete in the 2012 Olympic Diving Trials this week.
Grado Strives for Olympic Dreams
With the Diving Olympic trials right around the corner, Arizona diver Ben Grado has high hopes to become a member of the 2012 U.S. Olympic diving team.
Grado, Ojeda Sweep Pac-12 Diving Awards
Swim/Dive Lands 25 on Pac-12 All-Academic Team
Became the first diver in Arizona history to win a national title with his win on the platform at the NCAA Championships...Won all three boards at the Pac-12 Championships for the first time since 2002.
2011-12: Named Pac-12 Diver of the Year...Named Pac-12 Diver of the Month for November...Received Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention accolades...Finished in ninth-place on the 1m and 3m at the NCAA Championships...Won all three boards at the Pac-12 Championships.
2011 Summer: Finished third on the 10m, fourth on the 1m, eighth on the 3m and was high-point winner at the ATT USA Diving Championships, qualifying him for the Olympic Trials in June of 2012...Earned a sixth-place finish on the 3m at winter nationals in Iowa.
2010: Was named an All-American after earning a sixth-place finish on the 3-meter at the NCAA Championships.
2009: Finished in third place on the 1m at the USA summer national meet in Florida.
2008: Was named Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year
High School: Graduated from Conifer High School...Was named team captain and Most Valuable Player...Was All-Conference and All-State his senior year.
Personal: Son of Santiago and Loriann Grado...Is the youngest of three with one brother and one sister...In addition to diving, participated in wrestling in high school...plans to apply for Cirque du Soleil after graduation, before going to nursing school.
Major: Psychology
Career Ambition: Pediatric nurse
Spends free time: Watching movies, hanging out with friends, listening to music
Why Arizona: I think, what makes the team so special is how we are just that, a team. Having not only the 5 or 6 other diving members rooting you on yet 30 more of the swim team members just makes the experience so much better because you have that extra boost to make you not only perform better but just do/be better overall.
Five years ago, I made the decision to come to Arizona for diving and school. To this day, I regret nothing. On my recruiting trip, I saw a team full of passion, dedication, and determination, all things I wanted to be apart of. Being able to take part on this team has taught me so much that I will never forget.
Personal Bests:
1m: 407.45
3m: 433.55
Platform: 487.25
2009 NCAA Top Finishes:
1-Meter 15th 339.55 Honorable Mention
Platform 16th 337.90 Honorable Mention
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Chico Unified School District officials got an unwelcome surprise at the start of the school year this week.
Student enrollment is down significantly, and that could have an unwanted fiscal impact.
When the school year began Monday, 140 fewer students were enrolled in Chico schools compared to August 2012. That's a drop of more than one percent from the 12,000 students of a year ago.
Assistant Superintendent Dave Scott informed the school board of the decrease at Tuesday night's meeting. He holds out hope that there's a good explanation.
"In some cases, they may still be on vacation," said Scottt. "In other cases, they may have moved and gone elsewhere. It's surprising to us, it is a significant amount."
Enrollment and attendance are the lifeblood of the school district, which receives approximately $5,000 per student from the state and federal governments. A loss of 140 students means a loss of $700,000 to the district.
Scott added "Families have a lot of choices when it comes to education in Chico."
The choices include homeschooling, charter schools and private schools.
Notre Dame is among the private schools in Chico. Notre Dame principal Terri Sobieralski said the school saw a 10 percent increase from last year's enrollment. She said there are many reasons parents choose Notre Dame over public schools.
"Well, probably the most obvious reason, we're a Catholic school," said Sobieralski. "So we not only welcome Jesus into our classrooms, we invite him. And having that presence changes the whole environment."
But private schooling can be cost-prohibitive, charging thousands of dollars in tuition. Many parents like Latta Coalenghi like the education that Chico Unified schools are providing students.
"She comes home, and everything I ask her, she learns something news and she's excited about it," said Coalenghi.
While the numbers are in, there are still questions that need to be answered. Where are these 140 students attending school and why not with Chico Unified? The answers to those questions are expected at next month's school board meeting.
The district will make calls from now until Labor Day to parents, trying to learn why their children are not attending their schools.


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NVIDIA Editors' Day 2013 - NVIDIA said that a new GPU wasn't coming, but it's ok to tell a fib when it impresses, right? Well, the GPU maker has just unveiled its new GeForce GTX 780 Ti GPU, which is being made available mid next month.
We don't know any specifications on the GPU other than it's in the GTX 780 family, and that it's based on the Kepler architecture obviously. We have some photos of the glorious new GPU for you to gush over above, and below. We'll have more details on this in the coming weeks and a review from our own Shawn Baker as soon as he gets his mits on it.


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Lately the Samsung Galaxy Note managed to stay under our spotlight mainly due to its Ice Cream Sandwich update which continues to roll out worldwide, despite the fact that the AT&T ICS launch still eludes us.
However, this time we're not going to talk about the Android 4 update, and instead we're going to re-open the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy note subject.
Samsung Galaxy Note Release Date at T-Mobile
As we've reported earlier, the reason why the Galaxy Note is not available for purchase from other US carriers besides AT&T is that the latter has a limited exclusivity over the handset in US, exclusivity which will end by the beginning of June. The fact that the exclusivity is about to end led to a few rumors indicating that both Sprint and T-Mobile might also take an interest in launching their own Galaxy Note variant. However, unlike the purported Sprint variant (of which we haven't heard anything pretty much since the subject came up) the T-Mobile version appeared on the radar a few times in the past, first time as model number SGH-T879, and then via a leaked User Agent String.
Now, new information indicates that the Samsung Galaxy Note is indeed heading towards T-Mobile, and most importantly we could have an exact release date. Join us after the break for more.
According to the guys over at TmoNews and their sources, the Samsung Galaxy Note should hit the T-Mobile stores on July 11th, the same date on which the Ceramic White Galaxy S3 variant should be available for purchase via the same carrier.
Needless to say, we're quite excited about the possibility that Samsung's phablet could get a T-Mobile launch mid-summer, but keep in mind that although TmoNews managed to provide reliable information in the past, this is still nothing official so take this rumor with a grain of salt, as things are subject to change.
Nevertheless, it seems that things are moving in the right direction and even if July 11th is not the big day on which the Samsung Galaxy Note arrives at T-Mobile, there's almost no doubt that the handset in question will get a T-Mobile launch this summer.
As far as pricing goes, unfortunately no information has surfaced just yet. As for the Android 4, judging by the previously leaked shots, the T-Mobile Note should come preloaded with Ice Cream Sandwich.
We hope to get our hands on the phablet sooner rather than later, and we'll definitely going to keep you posted as soon as the story develops.
Thanks TmoNews for the heads-up regarding the rumored T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note release date.


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text: Head of the General Committee for the Municipal Elections Prince Mansour bin Me'teb bin Abdulaziz, speaking at the King Abdulaziz Public Library in Riyadh today, commented that the primary goal of conducting municipal elections in the Kingdom is to enable citizens to contribute to the management of the affairs of their community. The voter registration process, he said, is proceeding smoothly. For the preparation of the necessary regulations for the elections, advice was sought from international as well as local experts, including a team from the United Nations. There are over 600 polling stations to cover the 178 municipal councils to be elected throughout the Kingdom's 13 provinces. Prince Mansour urged all citizens to report to these centers when called on to do so, to practice their right to vote.


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271 sec. 1 - Environmental Law and Policy (Fall 2013)
Instructor: Holly Doremus (view instructor's teaching evaluations | profile)
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Course Start: August 21, 2013
Class Number (formerly Course Control Number) (Non-1Ls): 49658
This introductory course is designed to explore fundamental legal and policy issues in environmental law. The course covers the special challenges environmental problems pose for law and the principal strategies used to address environmental problems, including the common law, command-and-control regulation, market instruments, and information disclosure. Students are introduced to key federal environmental statutes including the National Environmental Policy Act, Clean Air Act, and Clean Water Act, as well as to the cross-cutting issues of environmental federalism and environmental enforcement.
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How to extend laptop battery life?
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How to extend laptop battery life?
Since the birth of notebook computer, the argument about batteries have came along. Since the persistent of using notebook computer is one of the most important technical indicators, and the capacity of the battery is the decisive index to that.Exactly how to use the laptop battery appropriately that maximise the efficacy of battery and extend laptop battery life? Below, I will list some knowledge about battery for you which many people often misunderstand (without special explanation, I am talking about lithium ion battery which is most common used).
First, when using a new laptop battery, the first three time it needs to be charge for 12 hours?
This is totally unnecessary. Because current laptop computers contain perfect power management circuits and charging management systems. When the battery reach saturation point, the control circuit will turn to break status automatically.So the battery only needs to be fully charged, but does not mean that the longer you charge the longer you can use it.
Second, in order to prevent memory effect, we should run out of the power before recharge the batteries?
It is not necessary to discharge the battery before recharge each time, and it is also harmful. As proved: completely discharge the battery will shorten the battery life meaninglessly, it is recommended that you should recharge the battery when it has been used at about 10% level. Of course, when the battery power are more than 30% it is best not to be charged, because the memory effect does exist.
Third, consider removing the battery from a laptop when running on fixed power,in order to prevent repeatedly charging and discharging.
My advice is: That is definitely not required.Of course, you can take the natural discharge of lithium-ion batteries to refute me, holding the view that if there is fixed power plug in after the natural discharge of the battery, repeated charging and discharging will occur, and this will reduce the battery life. Instead, I give you the "not required" answer for several reasons:
1. Nowadays all notebook computers' power control circuits are designed to have this feature: The battery will not be charged until at 90% level(such as HP's most models), or 95%, but to achieve this through natural discharge takes about 2 weeks to a month, when the battery is idle for a month or so it needs to fully charge and discharge to maintain the battery's capacity, at this time what you should be concerned about is give the battery a little bit of exercise instead of recharging after idle. By doing this will extend your laptop battery life.
2. Even if the battery is "unfortunately" charged again, the capacity loss it cause is not much greater than not use the battery for a long time.
3. Your data sometimes is much more valuable than you battery, even your notebook computer, a sudden power failure not only hurt your notebook, but also hurt your heart for not restoring the data, even harder if the data is very important.
Fourth, does the battery need to be fully charged before long-term storage?
It will be clear after reading the following table: (the percentage stand for the relative percentage of the saturated state at the time to the initial value)
Storage Temperature | 40% Charging state | 100% charging state
0 degree | 98% (one year later) | 94% (one year later)
25 degree | 96% (one year later) | 80% (one year later)
40 degree | 85% (one year later) | 65% (one year later)
60 degree | 75% (one year later) | 60% (3 months later)
Obviously, if you are to store the battery for a long time, it is better to put it in dry and cold environment and let the battery decharge at 40% level. Of course, it is the best to take the battery out for use every month, it not only can guarantee the good preservation state of the battery, but also prevent the battery from the damage caused by a completely drain of the power .
Fifth, so how to prolong the utility time of notebook as much as possible when running on battery and extend laptop battery life?
1. Turn down the screen brightness. The LCD is power-hungry, turn down screen brightness can extend the usage time of laptop computer.
2. Open SpeedStep, PowerPlay and other power-saving functions. Now the notebook processors and graphics chips have lower operating frequency and voltage functions to extend the usage time of the laptop, turn on the corresponding options can greatly extend the battery's utility time.
3. Use the hard disk and CD-ROM reduce-speed software: such as NERO DriveSpeed, PowerBooster and other software can reduce the speed of CD-ROM and hard drive, etc., also can reduce the notebook's power consumption.
If you follow the advice above, I am sure your laptop battery's life will extend much longer. An ad here, if your laptop batteries have been dead unfortunately, you should buy a new replacement one.Here is a good online laptop battery shop for you:
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Pete and I no longer put cheese on our pizza.
Instead, we've taken to making a lot of pesto because nothing tastes better than pesto pizza. Oh. My. God. You must try it if you haven't. Though let me warn you, once you try it, you won't go back to canned tomato sauce and cheese and toppings. Trust me.
This is our standard pesto recipe. Normally I just wing it and throw the ingredients in the food processor. But tonight I was kind enough to measure it out for you, my dear readers. Feel free to add parmesan cheese but I really don't think it's necessary.
Walnut Pesto Sans Fromage
3 cloves of garlic (we sometimes roast our garlic so it's a little easier to digest)
3 cups of loosely packed basil
1 cup of walnuts (you could also use the terribly expensive pine nut)
1/4 tsp – 1/2 tsp of sea salt
Ground pepper to taste
1/2 cup of olive oil
Place all of the ingredients, except the olive oil, into a food processor. Blend until the ingredients are almost to a paste. While the processor is running add the olive oil. Store pesto the fridge no longer than one week.
Serving Suggestions:
– I love to put pesto on my pizza sans fromage.
– Pete LOVES to put pesto on Mary's Gone Crackers crackers.
– Callum likes to put pesto on toast 🙂
– We have served pesto as an appetizer on garlic bread, on a baguette, or with crackers and cheese.
– We also like to use ours as a pasta sauce. Holy yummy.
– My girl Heather puts lemon juice in her pesto and it is a really tasty change from the usual.
P.S. I LOVE watching Callum eat pesto. Holy packed with nutrition! I was proud when my mom once asked me why Callum had garlic breath.
P.P.S. When I don't have enough basil I will use any green that has some flavour (kale or spinach work well combined with basil).
P.P.P.S The pizza dough recipe is coming. I think we've perfected it!
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Cross Country Concludes Season at NCAA Regionals
Nov. 9, 2012
SPRINGFIELD, Missouri – The UIC men's and women's cross country teams wrapped up the 2012 season at the NCAA Midwest Regional meet on Friday afternoon on the campus of Missouri State. Freshman Pat Niyork was the top male finisher for UIC in the 10K race, placing 100th overall as sophomore Tess Ehrhardt piloted the women's squad in the 6K competition, crossing the line 101st.
The Flames entered the meet fresh off an impressive Horizon League Championships performance, which both teams earned runner-up honors. The NCAA regional featured numerous nationally-ranked programs including the No. 1 Oklahoma State men's team and the No. 2 Iowa State women's team.
"We left a lot of our best efforts at the Horizon League Championships," said head coach Jim Knoedel. "We have a very young team and have a lot to look forward to next year. Pat (Niyork) started slow, but finished strong and Tess (Ehrhardt) has really come on strong at the end of the season."
Niyork posted a time of 32:56.86 for an average of 5:17.50 per mile. He was trailed by freshman Marcus Garcia with a time of 33:03.19 and placed 110th overall. Junior Angelos Karkalis was the third Flames' finisher with a result of 33:28.30, crossing the line in 130th place.
Ehrhardt recorded a time of 22:47.33 for a mile average of 6:06.80. She was followed by freshman Emma Preston who posted a result of 23:12.21 and placed 122nd overall. Senior Grace Millhorn was 123rd in the field and trailed Preston by a little over two seconds at 23:14.35. Senior Jamie Johnson rounded out UIC's top four with a time of 23:43.02.
The Flames will now focus their efforts on indoor track season which will begin in early January.


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College Hockey:Minnesota's Irmen Returns To Practice, Denver Series Status Uncertain
(CSTV U-WIRE) MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota's men's hockey team now has two players wearing jerseys with white crosses on them in practice.
That addition occurred Tuesday as star junior forward Danny Irmen returned to the ice. Irmen missed last weekend's series at Michigan Tech after suffering a third-degree separation to his right shoulder in the Gophers' 3-1 win Jan. 28 at Wisconsin.
His return to practice comes one day after sophomore forward Kris Chucko — who also missed the series with the Huskies — began practicing again.
"I felt pretty good," Irmen said. "It's … I'm getting there, put it that way."
Irmen, who, at one point said he's "almost there," said he was at about "80, 85, 90 percent" Tuesday after being around 65 or 70 percent while shooting around before practice on Monday.
Still, Irmen said his chances for a return to the game action this weekend against Denver still are uncertain. He said he will continue to practice and that a decision will come later in the week.
"It's day to day," Irmen said. "I'm not going to play unless I'm 100 percent, because I'm not going to put the team in that situation."
Irmen missed nine games early in the season with a broken finger. He came back to put up 12 goals and 14 assists (26 points) in 18 games before suffering the shoulder injury.
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April 23, 2014
PHILADELPHIA – The Northern Illinois University track & field team opened their week in a big way Wednesday, as Claudette Day (Belleville, Ill./Belleville West) and Logan Tillmon (Rockford, Ill./East) finished second and third, respectively, in the heptathlon. Day finished just behind Penn's Noel Jancewicz in the final standings with a school-record 4,829 points, while Tillmon set a new personal record with 4,465 to claim the bronze. "(Day) really wanted to achieve 5,000 and she was on pace going into the last event," said NIU assistant coach Vince Bingham. "It was really windy today and yesterday was beautiful. She fought the wind and for her to PR and get the school record was pretty amazing." "Logan was unbelievable. She struggled in the high jump, so if she jumps 5-01.00 or 5-03.00 (then) she's right behind Claudette. We're really looking for big things from both these kids in another month at the MAC (Championships). They could really do some damage." Entering the second half of the heptathlon just 14 points out of first place, Day moved back into the lead by claiming first in the long jump at 18-02.50 (5.55m). Tillmon leaped 16-07.25 (5.06m) to earn a sixth-place finish. In the javelin, Tillmon finished in second place with a toss of 99-09 (30.40m). Meanwhile, Day maintained her lead heading into the final event with a personal record throw of 95-09 (29.20m). However, Day's edge slipped away in the 800 meters, as her time of 2:39.61 and fourth-place finish was not enough to hold of Jancewicz. Tillmon finished just behind her teammate in fifth at 2:39.68. The competition jumps into high gear tomorrow at Penn, as NIU will be represented in the 400 hurdles, 4x100 relay, long jump, shot put and discus. Meanwhile, action opens in Hillsdale, Mich., at the Gina Relays with the heptathlon and the 5000 meters. Claudette Day's Event-By-Event Marks100 Hurdles*: 14.71 – FirstHigh Jump*: 5-07.00 (1.70m) – FirstShot Put*: 32-10.25 (10.01m) – Third200 Meters*: 25.84 – ThirdLong Jump: 18-02.50 (5.55m) – FirstJavelin: 95-09 (29.20m) – Third800 Meters: 2:39.61 – FourthPoint Total: 4,829 Logan Tillmon's Event-By-Event Marks100 Hurdles*: 15.15 – SecondHigh Jump*: 4-08.25 (1.43m) – SixthShot Put*: 36-10.50 (11.24m) – First200 Meters*: 25.39 – FirstLong Jump: 16-07.25 (5.06m) – SixthJavelin: 99-09 (30.40m) – Second800 Meters: 2:39.68 – FifthPoint Total: 4,465 *Event completed on Tuesday


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Types of Sunrooms
Generally, a sunroom is thought of simply as room full of large windows where you can hang out in the sunshine without leaving home. As accurate as that very general definition is, when it comes time to build one you'll find you have more options than you might have thought. There are actually several types of sunrooms, as well as names for them—conservatory, solarium, patio room, and more. There are separate choices in sunroom materials as well. Here we will dissect the sunroom into its many variations.
Some types may be combined, such as a partial glass, four season sunrooms. We will examine the characteristics that define each type, as well as the pros and cons of each type. In this way we hope to help you find the sunroom type that best fits your home, climate, and lifestyle so that you can enjoy the great outdoors without leaving the comfort and accessibility of your own home.
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Health Reform Passes! (In China)
Millions of uninsured, unequal access to care, a pressing need to spend government money to stimulate the economy — China knows all about it.
Under a plan passed Wednesday by the State Council, China is set to spend more than $120 billion in the next few years to build hospitals and clinics as part of an effort to provide basic, universal health care. The government will also subsidize insurance to extend coverage to more of its citizens.
China's official Xinhua news agency framed the move in pretty stark terms:
The health care sector is one of the weak links in China's social welfare system. Soaring medical fees, a lack of access to affordable medical services, poor doctor-patient relations and low medical insurance coverage compelled the government to launch the new round of reforms.
Things are especially bad in the countryside. In 2005, 25% of public-health resources were devoted to rural residents, even though they made up roughly 60% of the population, the WSJ notes. China says it intends to close this urban-rural gap.


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A new advancement in laser therapy has recently received the green light from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and may become the latest tool in removing unwanted fat cells. Osyris Medical has created the LipoControl system for laser-assisted lipolysis – the breakdown of body fats. However, unlike Coolsculpting, LipoControl does not bypass the need for invasive surgery. The system has been specifically designed for use in the operating room, along with laser lipolysis procedures. Unlike common liposuction units, this device is used to accurately zap unwanted fat cells using a laser, which then allows for an easier and cleaner suction out. Read More
December 31, 2006 We're a funny bunch us human beings, and there's no greater testimony to this than the number of liposuction procedures performed each year in the United States, which shows numbers growing from a mere 50,000 15 years ago, to an annual number approaching half a million. It's the most popular plastic surgery procedure, mirroring US$35 billion a year sales of weight loss products and US$63 billion a year sales of low carb, fat, sugar, and calorie products. Liposuction is used to remove localized areas of fat so the body can be sculpted. The procedure is performed by vacuuming excess fat from the body using a cannula which is inserted through small incisions in the natural creases of the body. It's a routine and safe procedure these days, but recovery takes at least a few days off your normal activities and you could still be wearing compression bandages up to a month later. Now a new procedure similarly reduces fat from localised body regions, (e.g. stomach or thigh or in industry parlance, your Banana fold, Buffalo hump, Cankles, Chubb, Doughnut or Wings), without requiring an incision or a lengthy recovery time. The procedure focuses high-intensity ultrasound through the skin into precise locations within subcutaneous adipose tissue, permanently disrupting the adipocytes without damaging the epidermis, dermis, or underlying tissues and organs. Treated tissue is resorbed via normal inflammatory mechanisms. LipoSonix has the potential to be offer non-invasive body sculpting to the masses with low cost and even lower time and recovery overheads. One to watch in 2007.Read More
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