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If you are an undergraduate interested in conducting research in the lab, you should look through the research, people and publications pages to see whether your interests align with ongoing research projects in the lab. If so, please contact myself or other lab members whose work you are interested and provide specific information that would help us assess which research projects might be best suited to you (including transcripts, a resume, and some details about why you are interested in the lab). Be aware that ecological research can take a lot of time, certainly no less than a quarter and generally 3-4 quarters. Undergraduates generally assist myself, graduate students or postdocs for at least one quarter (~3-4 hours a week) before pursuing independent research projects. You may also want to check out research opportunites through the Biology department and the UW Mary Gates Endowment.
SUMMER RESEARCH INTERNSHIPS: The HilleRisLambers is hiring 4-5 undergraduates for field work at Mt. Rainier National Park and North Cascades National Park. The deadline for application is March 20th, 2016. Please see the following flyer for more details and go to this website to apply.
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I take on graduate students with a broad interest in community ecology, with sufficiently similar interests to mine so that I feel qualified to advise them, who work well with others, and who have previous research experience. I provide graduate students in my lab with intellectual guidance in 1) developing an interesting and important ecological research question, 2) executing the observations and experiments necessary to tackling that question, and 3) disseminating the results that research in the form of talks and papers. I expect graduate students who join my lab to strive to become creative and independent thinkers, to interact and collaborate within the lab, and to take an active role securing funding for their research projects. Check the Biology website for information on our application deadline. I recommend that all eligible graduate school applicants apply for the NSF graduate research fellowship (deadline in early November). This grant provides three years of fellowship funding. Check the Biology website for information on our application deadline.
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The history of this beautiful breed - short version.
The white shepherd could develop as an independent breed from his ancestors, the German shepherd, from which he was disowned in America and Canada. The first white shepherd was imported into Switzerland in the early 70s. The American stud Lobo, born on March 5, 1966 may be considered the progenitor of the breed in Switzerland. The offspring of this dog, and other dogs imported from the United States and Canada, made the White Shepherd further spread throughout Europe, where now large numbers are representing the breed with already pure bred generations.
Therefore they have been in the provisional register (SHSB) in Switzerland as new breed since June 1991.
Since January 1st 2003 they are recognized and recorded by the FCI.
Despite the fact that the White Swiss Shepherd is not so well known in the Netherlands and Belgium, the history of this breed goes back a long time.
As early as 116 BC. Marcus Terrentius Varro, a Roman historian, described the white shepherd dogs.
They guarded the flock from wolves. The shepherds preferred white dogs because their white coats were to distinguish from the wolves, which are usually attacked at sundown.
The White Swiss Shepherd is descended from the German shepherd. The first White Shepherd on a show was male Greif, born in 1879. He was showed in Hanover in 1882 and in 1887.
Two white shepherds who appeared on a show in the same time, were the bitch Greifa in 1888 in Hamburg and the male Grief II in Kassel. The breeder of these three dogs was Baron von Knigge. The breeder Friedrich Sparwasser had a sable bitch, named Lotte. the Bitch Lene was born from the litter from Lotte. Her coat color is unknown. Lene was mated to Kastor and from this litter the famous dog Hektor Linksrhein was born. In 1899 Hektor was noted by the German shepherd fanatics Arthur Meyer and Calvary captain Max. eE. Von Stephanitz during a show in Karlsruhe. They were lost. Von Stephanitz bought Hektor and named him Horand von Grafraht.
Horand was the first dog
registered in the new breeders book in April 1899 which was established by the Verein für Deutsche Schäferhunde (SV) He is the ancestor of all German shepherds. And Horands grandfather was white Greif. Horands brother, called Luchs, was also a big hand in building the breed and passed on the white gene to a big part of his offspring. Horands son, the famous Champion von Schwaben continued the white line and one of his sons, Berno v.d. Seewiese, born in 1913, was the first white German shepherd registered in the SV-breeders book.
In 1912, Ann Tracy from New York imported a German Shepherd from one of the leading kennels. Immediately one white puppy after another was born in her kennel. In 1917 the American Kennel Club registered the first white puppies from Tracy's kennel.
By increasing popularity of white shepherds difficulties arose in 1960 between the White Shepherd Breeders and the classic German Shepherd Breeders.
Genetic disorders in the bloodlines of the German shepherd were blamed on the white shepherd. They also thought the Whites were responsible for the fading of the coat of the German shepherd. This was wrong, because the White Shepherd has an excellent black pigment too.
At this time Germany began a campaign to banish the white shepherd too, and in 1968 the American Kennel Club disqualified, in cooperation with the German shepherd club, all the White Shepherd at a show.
The white shepherd was still registered at the American Kennel Club though.
In 1970 white shepherd lovers across America, started the White German Shepherd Club. After America, the breed started to spread to Canada and Mexico. In the early eighties the breed came back to Europe and they could start building up the breed againin Germany. At that time in the Netherlands imported dogs from Germany and Canada.
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• Effects of weight reduction on serum levels of lipids and apolipoproteins were measured in 13 obese children (seven girls, six boys). Mean weight loss of 8.4% of the initial body weight was achieved after 4 weeks of energy intake restriction and exercise. Serum total cholesterol (5.46±1.01 mmol/L) and triglyceride (2.08±0.52 mmol/L) levels were significantly high compared with control values before treatment and were significantly reduced to 4.32±0.75 and 1.31 ±0.42 mmol/L, respectively, after treatment. Serum high-density lipoprotein cholesterol level (1.03±0.23 mmol/L) was significantly low and unchanged after treatment (0.94±0.25 mmol/L). Serum apolipoprotein A-I level (0.039±0.009 mmol/L or 111 ± 0.26 g/L) was normal before treatment and significantly reduced, to 0.032±0.007 mmol/L or 0.92±0.19 g/L, after weight reduction. Serum apolipoprotein B level (0.00019±0.00007 mmol/L or 1.07±0.21 g/L) was significantly high before treatment and decreased to the normal range after treatment (0.00014±0.0009 mmol/L or 0.76±0.24 g/L). The ratio of apolipoprotein B to apolipoprotein A-I (1.09±0.29) was significantly high on admission and decreased significantly to 0.64±0.12 after treatment. Serum apolipoprotein E level (0.0014±0.0006 mmol/L or 0.05 ±0.02 g/L) was normal and decreased to 0.0008±0.0002 mmol/L or 0.03±0.01 g/L after treatment. In conclusion, weight reduction achieved by energy intake restriction and exercise had beneficial effects on serum lipid and apolipoprotein concentrations for the prevention of future atherosclerosis.
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Uh Oh, DJ Tanner Got Hot!
7/28/2014 3:00 PM PDT, by Emily Trainham
This lovely lady, if you can even believe your eyes, is Candace Cameron Bure, formerly DJ Tanner of "Full House," being super hot on the beach. And, lucky for us, Candace is one of those ladies who manages to be super hot and super adorable at the same time, so we have a variety of pleasing aesthetics going on here. It's basically Christmas come early over here, guys. Christmas with some weird 90s sit com/beach theme. We'll take it!
Another wonderful thing, as you can also see, is that Candace managed to look so great without wearing just about a square inch of fabric. She's not wearing a few flimsy triangles connected with dental floss, she's actually wearing a really cute swimsuit, and does that not just add to this very special cute-hot hybrid here? Why, of course it does, friends. Of-freaking-course it does.
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SAN JOSE -- It has been two months since Sandra Cruzes was killed in a parking lot just blocks from police headquarters, two months since her 10-year-old son lost his mother forever. There is little mystery to what happened and who is accused of doing it.
The questions that remain are where suspect Juan Ramirez is, and whether he'll ever be captured.
"We're still waiting for Juan's arrest," said Marisela Salazar, Cruzes' sister.
Until a resolution comes -- police say they are actively searching for Ramirez but declined to go into detail -- Salazar and her family refuse to let it fade.
"We still get together and talk about Sandra all the time, remembering her, laughing and crying, trying to keep her memory alive," Salazar said. "There's not one moment when we stop thinking about her."
Ramirez, an ex-boyfriend from a relationship ended long ago, could never let her go, her relatives say. A restraining order and multiple stints in jail didn't stop him.
Cruzes moved. She called police when he threatened her, when he threatened himself over her, when he wouldn't leave her alone, relatives said.
His obsession boiled over one late March afternoon when he confronted her near her San Jose apartment. To the horror of several onlookers, he viciously stabbed her to death in broad daylight and disappeared, likely out of the country, according to police.
Cruzes' death continues to resonate with homicide detectives because she followed the system to a T, obtaining restraining orders and making herself scarce to Ramirez.
"This lady was a true victim," Detective Sgt. Ray Avalos said. "She couldn't go anywhere without this guy being around the corner. She did everything right and couldn't shake this guy off. "
The San Jose Police Officers Association felt similarly about the tragedy of Cruzes' death and started a fund to help her family, particularly her young son, adjust to life without the woman relatives considered to be the glue of the family.
Court records and the accounts of Cruzes' family paint a disturbing picture of obsession and control. Cruzes, a bubbly family firecracker with sights set on becoming a private security guard, met Ramirez at a party in 2010 and dated him for about eight months before breaking it off after Ramirez got verbally abusive and grew more controlling.
On June 15, 2010, a month after they broke up, Ramirez entered her home through a back window, grabbed a kitchen knife and cut his right wrist during what became a standoff with police. According to police and court accounts, he said if Cruzes "won't be with me I'm going to kill myself."
Ramirez was detained on mental-health hold and convicted of first-degree burglary and false imprisonment, and sent to court-ordered psychiatric treatment.
The next two years would follow a pattern: Ramirez getting in trouble for stalking Cruzes, getting out of jail and starting up again. One court document said he called her 30 times a day. Others stated he would drive down her street, show up to her job and in at least one instance he "threatened to kill (Sandra) if she did not continue with their relationship."
Relatives say the killing may have been sparked after Ramirez saw Cruzes reconciling with her ex-husband, the father of her son. On the afternoon of March 22, right outside her apartment near North First and Hedding streets, police say Ramirez attacked her with a knife, inflicting fatal wounds before he vanished. Detectives believe he may have fled to Mexico.
As tragic as Cruzes' death is, police and advocates for domestic-violence victims point out that such killings are rare and hope that her story doesn't discourage potential abuse victims from seeking help or obtaining a restraining order.
"The reality is that most people who are served with a restraining order aren't going to take it this far," said Sgt. Jason Dwyer. "It's not a force field, but it's a tool we can use to arrest and put a stop to the behavior."
In many cases, Dwyer said, an accused batterer runs the risk of losing freedom and employment, which is often an effective deterrent.
Kathleen Krenek, executive director of Next Door, the preeminent agency that provides domestic-violence assistance in Santa Clara County, said a restraining order may not always be the right move, given its potential to stir a volatile abuser. What's most important, she said, is for a victim to seek help from an agency like hers to form a protective plan.
"Even when there's a restraining order, call us or call somebody who can walk you through something," Krenek said. "We can help you when he doesn't stop."
Krenek also hopes the killing sparks deeper discussions about how to address the limitations of the system that was supposed to protect Cruzes.
"We think it's two people who can't get along, but this is a community issue, not an interpersonal issue," she said. "There are things to learn here. This shouldn't be happening in 2013."
Contact Robert Salonga at 408-920-5002. Follow him at Twitter.com/robertsalonga.
The San Jose Police Officers Association has set up a fund to provide financial assistance to the Cruzes family. Donations can be made at www.sjpoa.com or checks sent to the San Jose Police Officers Association Charitable Foundation at 1151 N. Fourth St., San Jose, CA 95112. Donors can make checks out to "SJPOA CF" and write "Sandra Cruzes fund" in the memo line.


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So, the Montevideo water tower is being cleaned and painted, but one question remains: what will it look like next? According to city staff, the answer is simple: dark blue.
Aside from the white letters spelling out Montevideo, the tower will be painted a dark blue color.
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Raymond Cegelski, 39, of Bedford, was charged with fleeing or attempting to elud police when Pennsylvania State Police attempted to pull him over on Interstate 70 near mile marker 160 in Maryland near Brush Creek Township, Fulton County, at 2:19 p.m. April 12.
Cegelski fled in a reckless manner when police attempted the traffic stop, traveling at high rates of speed and weaving in and out of traffic, traveling off the right side of the road, according to information released this weekend. The chase lasted about 35 miles when the vehicle was stopped by the use of police spike strips.
Cegelski was charged with fleeing and eluding, reckless endangerment, receiving stolen property and several traffic offenses by police. State police were assisted by Maryland State Police, the Washington County Sheriff's Office, and the Hancock Police Department.
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The engine for all RLX models is a 3.5-liter, 310-horsepower V-6 engine that features Direct Gas Injection, Variable Cylinder Management™ and the Acura i-VTEC® system.
Pure Performance, Start to Finish
The RLX Sport Hybrid uses a modified version of the 3.5-liter, V-6 engine found in the front-drive RLX. It is also rated at 310 horsepower. Joining the engine in powering the front wheels is a 47 horsepower electric motor located in the transmission housing. There are two additional 36 horsepower motors mounted side by side between the rear wheels. Each rear motor powers a single rear wheel and they operate independently of each other. A lithium-ion battery powers the three motors. When the vehicle is decelerating, the motors charge the battery.
The 6-speed automatic transmission with Sequential SportShift paddle shifters gives you the best of both worlds by providing the convenience of precise and intuitive automatic shifting as well as shift-for-yourself control.
An integral part of the Sport Hybrid drivetrain is the 7-Speed DCT (Dual Clutch Transmission) with Sequential SportShift paddle shifters transmission. Originally developed for racing, the dual clutch design shifts faster, smoother and with greater efficiency than conventional automatic transmissions.
The remarkable handling performance of the RLX is a result of double-wishbone front and multi-link rear suspensions.
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Precision All-Wheel Steer™ (P-AWS®) is designed to deliver an unprecedented level of handling precision and control. It's the first system that enables the rear wheels to adjust toe angles independently of each other. Working in concert with Vehicle Stability Assist™ (VSA®)12 and the Agile Handling Assist®, P-AWS® helps enhance vehicle stability, maneuverability, and control.
The original Super Handling All-Wheel Drive™ (SH-AWD®) system by Acura stunned the world with its ability to direct engine power from the front to rear and side to side. The industry even coined the term "torque vectoring" to describe its unique abilities. The rear electric motors of the hybrid system are a major advancement to this leading edge handling system.
Agile Handling Assist® uses the components of the Vehicle Stability Assist™ (VSA®)12 system to help improve handling. While VSA® steps in to brake individual wheels to avoid oversteer or understeer, the Agile Handling Assist® uses active braking, usually on an inside wheel to help the driver smoothly and easily trace the desired line through a curve with smaller steering inputs.


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Simply put, John Wall is the best point guard I have seen all summer. From event to event this young man has proved that he deserves the moniker of the number one rated player in the nation at his position, and you could stand to have a good debate on weather he deserves to have that said about being the best overall in the nation. The 6-foot-4, 184-pound point guard from Word of God Academy in Raleigh, NC is every coaches dream, and every opponents nightmare. Wall is that rare guard that notices and makes adjustments according to how the game is being played. If the game needs to be slowed down, he has the ability to pull the ball back, and run the half court offense. However please don't sleep on that, because he can turn the pace of the game up in the blink of an eye.
John probably caught the attention of most casual fans this past June with his performances at various tournaments. To those of us however that follow Grassroots basketball; it came as no surprise that the rise of Mr. Wall would eventually come. John since has been earning accolades through out the country this summer: Pangos All American MVP, Reebok Summer Championships Team Champs (D-One Sports), Nike Global Championships All Tournament Team, and to end the summer he not only was invited to participate in the Boost Mobile Elite 24, he stole the show. Wall also earned Co-MVP honors along with Dominic Cheek as they lead the Skip to My Lou squad to a 135 to 121 victory over the Goat squad.
With success however comes adversity. John has been dealing with the rumors of his possible recruitment to Baylor since his AAU coach was offered the coaching position there. However he has dealt with those acquisitions in as honest and mature way as anyone can ask him to do. Along with that John's mother has recently suffered a lite to mild stroke, but with everything else he has stepped up to support his mother and the rest of his family. With prayers from family and friends, she should be back on her feet in due time.
This highlight waiting to happen has not just shown this journalist how he handles life on the court, but most importantly how he handles life off the court. Be sure to keep a look out for this very talented point guard. Here is a link to a mix tape on YouTube along with the monstrous one handed dunk at the Elite 24 that brought the crowd to it's feet.
Stay tuned for next week's Prep Basketball player! Heading to the State of Florida!


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A few sandwiches short: New York sandwich-maker and blogger Stephanie Smith took her boyfriend, Eric Schulte, seriously when he wistfully declared, "Honey, you're just 300 sandwiches away from an engagement ring." She set out to make just what he "ordered," and at the count of 257, he formally proposed. She said "yes" and happily added, "He deserves those [other] 43 sandwiches — not just because he proposed, but because while I'm making them he shows me how to really enjoy life." (Pass the mayo.)
Meanwhile, in Frederick, Md., the annual Beer/Bacon/Music Festival turned out to be something of a disappointment. Several festival goers have lodged a complaint with the Maryland Attorney General's office claiming that, after paying $125 for admission, the beer was in short supply and the food provisioner ran out of bacon after they got only a "few strips." (Time to call the sandwich lady.)
No fault: Philadelphia police say an auto-body repair shop there used deer carcasses, fur and blood to fake car-animal collisions to scam insurance companies out of an estimated $5 million in phony claims. Several insurance adjusters, two tow-truck drivers, a city official and a police officer — 43 co-conspirators in total — were charged. (Count the deer among the victims.)
Sour notes: Passersby are still trying to figure out how a Mason & Hamlin grand piano came to be pedal-deep in the East River shallows under the Brooklyn Bridge last week. While it's well known that a lot of strange things find their way into the river, most agreed that the piano didn't just float in and come to rest there, upright and ready for its ivories to be tickled.
Maybe they need to check with Nicolas Harrington, the 16-year-old lad who recently admitted to placing (with the help of several strong friends) a grand piano on a sand bar (piano bar?) in Biscayne Bay just off the Miami shoreline. Harrington admitted that his hope was that the stunt would help him gain admission to a prestigious music school. (Well, Nick, first we have to learn to take care of our instruments.)
Armed and dangerous: Miyo Koba, 89, the storekeeper at Frank's Superette in Moses Lake, Wash., was more than a little perturbed when a thief wielding a three-foot sword robbed her store and made off with the cash register. As he ran out, she grabbed a trusty golf club and landed a few blows, but mostly just hit his legs. "I fell down and couldn't reach his head," she explained. (She'll work on her swing in case he comes back.)
Surprise: Justin Chance, a deputy in the St. Johns, Fla., sheriff's department, was driving his unmarked car along International Parkway when he got pulled over by a car with flashing blue lights, which he assumed was being operated by one of his brothers on the job. Its driver, however, turned out to be Matthew McMahon, 20, who is not a law officer, but an imposter (who quickly found himself in a whole heap of trouble).
More than just food: Famed chef Paco Roncero has announced the opening of his new restaurant, Sublimotion, in the Hard Rock Hotel in Ibiza, Spain, with a menu featuring his masterpiece 20-course dinner priced at $2,000. With musical, visual and aromatic accompaniment, he says the meal will be a multisensory — even emotional — experience. (Especially when the check arrives.)
Apologies: Police in Nashville, Tenn., have explained to commuters that the man standing on the roof of his car on the shoulder of Interstate 24, and holding up that big handwritten sign, was just an apologetic young man trying to atone for a suitor's mistake. His sign read: "Lindsey, I'm sorry I lied. Please forgive me." Police shooed him on his way, but he told a WKRN-TV reporter that he was certain she had driven past and got his message. (Lindsey may have additional concerns.)
Remember — every day brings the dawn of a new error. — JEC
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Prinsen apartment is located in the heart of Amsterdam in front of the famous Sea Palace floating restaurant and the Nemo Museum, at a 7 minute walk from Central Station.
It is on the ground floor of a recently renovated historical building. The fully decorated 120 square metres apartment has two spacious bedrooms, one with double bed and one with two single beds. The bathroom is equipped with shower, bathtub and double sinks. The light kitchen is fullly equipped with oven, microwave, dish washer, coffee brewer, fridge and television.
The apartment is located in the neighbourhood of Central Station, Nieuwmarkt, the Chinese Quarter, the Nemo Museum, the Arcam Museum and many other tourist attractions. Along the many channels that cross this are you can find a wide selection of restaurants, bars, supermarkets and coffeeshops.
Amenities: Central heating, dishes, cutlery, bed linen, towels, toiletries, vacuum cleaner, alarm clock, 2 bedrooms with a double beds
child friendly, gay friendly, Wi-Fi internet available, baby bed on request.
Bathroom: Toilet and shower/ bath tub.
Kitchen: Cooking hob, oven, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishes, pots, pans, kitchen utensils, dishwasher, extractor hood, chest of drawers, 6 x cupboards.
Living room: Cable TV, large flat screen tv, sofas, sleeping couched for 2 persons chairs and table.
Smoking allowed, pets on request.
Three persons 200 € per night.
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SIKESTON - A 14-year-old juvenile remains in custody after being arrested Tuesday for making a bomb threat at Sikeston Junior High School.
According to Sikeston Department of Public Safety Director Drew Juden, the suspect was a former student at the school. The juvenile was at the school and left a note indicating there would be an explosion at 2 p.m. Tuesday. School authorities found the note when they were checking lunch receipts and notified DPS at 1:34 p.m. In line with school procedures, the building was evacuated and was searched. No explosive devices were found.
DPS arrested the suspect about 30 minutes after they received the call and the juvenile remains in custody of juvenile authorities.
"This type of crime needlessly causes disruption of the school system and DPS investigates these crimes vigorously," Juden said. "There have been three threats of this type toward the school system this school year," he noted, "and the perpetrators have been caught in all three accounts."


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Synonyms of thirst in English:
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wish, long, have a longing, yearn, be hungry, be itching, pant, be desperate, be consumed with desire
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I'm not at The Red Iguana way out on a country road in East Kingston because it's now so much closer to my home. No, I'm here because "I brake for Mexican food." The vibrant flavors from South of the Border in cilantro, salsa and chiles make up one of my favorite cuisines and Americans love it so much, we open Mexican restaurants galore from taco stands to more refined dining. Not so much around here, of course, which is why it's such a treat to Get Mexican. The Red Iguana is a simple spot, family friendly and welcoming with a full bar, full of margaritas, and cuisine that has sparks of creativity right along with your old favorites.
And it is way out on a country road. I've been to this spot in many of its incarnations and it's hard to find, but it's fun to have the little "road house" experience. There's outdoor dining on a tiki-torch-festooned patio and some smallish, brightly colored rooms that seem a little "close" at times as well as a bar area for waiting or dining. Servers wear Mexican-themed garb, which cracked me up. Flouncy skirts and Mexican peasant shirts on the gringos. Fun. The service is charming and friendly.
Forget about wine here, just get a margarita. They have various levels of quality but one that's a mere $7.95 made with Hornitos. Oh, hearing our sweet and innocent waitress say, "The Horni?" almost made me sputter. There aren't many appetizers, but be sure to get the guacamole, creamy, but still with some perfectly ripe chunks of avocado ($4.25). You'll get warm chips and salsa as a matter of course. Chicken wings with a tomatillo sauce are crisp and spicy ($5.25). You might consider sharing a quesadilla for an appetizer too. One filled with tangy grilled shrimp, beans and cheese was very good, but a bit bland ($14.95).
Try something from the daily specials to make life interesting. We tried the chicken tenderloin in salsa cilantro, four marinated chicken breasts that came out extremely tender and covered in a zippy cilantro sauce $11.95). It's a simple dish with vibrant flavors and not much spice. The beans and rice served are good to, the rice nicely moist with butter. We also tried the Chile Colorado, slow cooked chunks of pork in a rich, dark sauce that is really a part of the meat. This dish has an excellent spice to it, and it's obvious the meat was cooked slow and low for the depth in flavor ($11.25). We took half of both dishes home.
The enchiladas, especially with an earthy poblano salsa with a smoky heat to it, are excellent and the fish tacos are light and sparked with cilantro and chipotle salsa. Get a trio with their tender beef and chicken. For dessert, the tres leches cake with milk, brandy and vanilla is the way to go, the dense cake rich with booze and cream.
This is simple food, prepared homestyle so the deep flavors of many ingredients come out in the careful, slow cooking. I actually wanted more spice and some dishes have it, some not, which is in keeping with the way Mexican food really is — a mix of mild and hot depending on the dish. It's a great place for families and the after-work crowd at the bar, but I suspect it's mostly local residents looking for their Mexican fix, just as I did.
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The Rangers returned to the Prudential Center for the first time since being eliminated from the 2012 Eastern Conference Finals last spring and ended up with a similarly disappointing result Tuesday night, falling to the New Jersey Devils 3-1. Despite the defeat, the game saw impressive performances from two of the Rangers top prospects, 2009 first rounder Chris Kreider and 2011 top pick JT MIller.
Trailing 3-0 after David Clarkson's second goal of the game---a power play putback at 2:53 of the final period--- Kreider finally got the Rangers on the board against Martin Brodeur at 6:28. Moments after a successful Rangers penalty kill Brad Richards flipped the puck to Kreider in full flight on left wing, and the rookie roofed a snap shot udner the crossbar for his first regular season NHL goal, cutting the visitors deficit to 3-1.
Ignited by Kreider's goal the Rangers carried the play to the Devils the remainder of the third period, with Kreider and Miller often at the forefront of the scoring chances against Brodeur. But the best of those opportunities belonged to Carl Hagelin, who was robbed on a sparkling glove save by Brodeur with 7:30 left to play following a 2-on-1 rush feed from Richards.
New Jersey had scored twice in the first period---once early and once late---to put the Rangers in a tough 2-0 road hole. Adam Henrique---who KO'd the Blueshirts from the playoffs last spring with a Game 6 overtime goal at The Rock---one-timed a Clarkson pass from behind the net past Henrik Lundqvist just five minutes into the game. And then with 53 seconds to play in the opening stanza Clarkson dug the puck out of Rick Nash's skates and whizzed a quick shot past Lundqvist for his sixth goal, and a 2-0 Devils lead.
The Rangers knew they'd be without their captain Ryan Callahan on Tuesday, as he remains on Injured Reserve with a subluxed left shoulder. But they likely didn't count on playing without All Star defenseman Dan Girardi, as well. However that is the hand the Rangers were dealt Tuesday when the team announced just before faceoff that Girardi was "banged up" and unable to play---one day after missing practice, yet just hours after taking part in the morning skate at the Prudential Center.
While Callahan and Girardi were missing from the lineup, Kreider returned after a five-game absence due to a chipped bone in his ankle, Darroll Powe made his Rangers debut just one day after being picked up from Minnesota for Mike Rupp, and Miller made his NHL debut wearing the Rangers white, red, and blue. Those three played on the same line and infused much jump and energy into the lineup, playing a fast-paced and physical brand of hockey together. Kreider, Powe, and Miller were for several stretches of play in the second period the Rangers best forward line as head coach John Tortorella was forced to juggle his top two lines to try and generate some offense against the tight Devils defense.
Nash nearly did score 4:30 into the first period after charging hard to the net and crashing into a diving Brodeur, but even though the puck rolled over the goal line, it did so only after the net had been dislodged by the fallen Nash. Eleven minutes later Brodeur dove across his crease to rob a wide-open Marc Staal after a pretty cross-crease power play pass from Kreider. And late in the second period Miller set a perfect screen in front of Brodeur, but the Devils netminder still was able to stop Hagelin's right-wing shot.
At the other end of the ice Lundqvist, who faced only four shots in the second period after seeing just eight in the opening 20 minutes, made his best save on a lunging left toe effort on Steve Bernier's point-blank attempt with 1:40 to play in the first period.


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LOS GATOS -- When Claire Shafer's young daughter got an earache, they could have jumped in the car, driven several miles in freeway traffic to their family doctor and wasted a lot of time on a common medical emergency. Instead, they drove a few blocks to a new urgent care clinic with an old-school approach to emergency medicine.
"I feel fabulous," Shafer said, plunking down a credit card for the $45 office visit. So did her daughter, Katie, who left with a prescription for antibiotics, happy knowing she could resume swimming lessons fairly soon.
"Just don't jump in the pool for a couple of days," said Laura Stillman, the physician assistant who tended to her.
Nothing on the American medical landscape is spreading faster than urgent and retail care clinics. Basically, urgent care clinics are walk-in medical storefronts that mend lacerations, earaches, minor bone fractures and other emergencies that are not life threatening. Retail care is more streamlined, with doctors, physician assistants or nurses stationed inside drug stores and even supermarkets.
First appearing first about 20 years ago as modest so-called "doc in the box" clinics, there are now between 4,000 and 7,000 urgent and retail care centers across the country, the vast majority of which are in the hands of medical corporations and insurance and pharmacy giants.
"They're really driving this," said Ateev Mehrotra, a physician, an assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh Medical School and a health policy researcher at the RAND Corp. who co-wrote a benchmark study in 2009. It said 17 percent of visits to expensive hospital emergency rooms could be treated at cheaper urgent and retail care centers for a lot less -- $4.4 billion a year.
That bodes well for "Obamacare", President Barack Obama's program that may soon extend health coverage to millions of uninsured Americans. But Mehrotra isn't convinced just yet. It's possible the newly insured patients will drop into urgent care clinics when they don't really need to.
"Let's say you have a bad cold," he said recently by telephone. "In the past you might just suck it up and stay home. Now you can go to urgent care. It's still cheaper than the emergency room, but there is still a cost."
At the After Hours Healthcare center where Claire and Katie Shafer visited, Dr. Richard Adrouny leaned back in his chair and said, "I think we are a good fit for Obamacare."
He opened the clinic in 2010 with his son, Gregory. Unlike corporate urgent care clinics that call attention to themselves with big signs in strip malls, After Hours is situated deep inside a medical office building, next to Adrouny's oncology practice.
About two dozen posters of the Beatles, Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and other, iconic '60s bands hang in nice frames in the hallway. For a moment, it feels like the psychedelic second floor of the legendary Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, and not a clinic near a busy Los Gatos intersection.
In addition to being a rocker, the 61-year-old Adrouny also helped launch the Colon Cancer-free Zone, a volunteer education campaign that's taken hold throughout Santa Clara County.
Adrouny said he was motivated to open an urgent care clinic after he noticed how his cancer patients went to hospital emergency rooms for bumps on the head, the flu and other routine stuff. But he also thought it a crazy idea for a lone doctor and shelved it.
According to Mehrotra, Adrouny's clinic is a throwback to the original urgent care clinics opened by individual doctors. The difference today is the competition comes from big urgent care chains.
Adrouny's opportunity came after his son graduated with an advertising degree from Duke University a few years ago, when the Great Recession was in full, deep bore, and Gregory Adrouny couldn't find a decent job in his field.
"Why don't you help me start this thing?" father asked son.
Now 24, Gregory Adrouny hesitated at the time. Although his grandfather, father and sister are doctors, he had sworn off a medical career as a young kid.
"Just to be different, I guess," he said. "Now look at me!"
As the father trained the new urgent care staff, the son started looking for patients through social media, mainly Google AdWords. The key to success was delivering old-fashioned, compassionate medicine in an emergency setting. That meant shorter wait times -- 20 to 30 minutes. Low cost -- $150 to $200 in cash for patients without health coverage. And friendlier, competent attention, which is hard to quantify but not impossible.
While walk-ins started slowly with only one or two patients per day, the number increased to about 15 a day at the end or the first year. Walk-ins today have reached 25 to 30 a day.
"The first time we saw 10 people in one day, my Dad and I danced around to 'Oye Como Va' by Santana to celebrate," Gregory Adrouny said. "Sure, it's great for the bottom line to see 50 or 60 per day, but then the quality of our care goes down and the patient feels marginalized."
The Adrounys said they like the patient traffic where it is but plan to open two more clinics in the region relatively soon. As hot, technology startups know, initial success often attracts buyers.
"We've thought about that," Gregory Adrouny said. "But I don't think we'd sell, at least not so soon. I like the way this would cap off my dad's career, and I really like how it has helped me start mine."
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NEW MADRID -- Three fumbles, two interceptions and a solid performance from Fredericktown handed New Madrid County Central its first district loss in three years on Friday night.
The visiting Blackcats ran their traditional double tight offense close to perfection, racking up 315 yards in a 21-14 win.
"You can't have five turnovers, penalties at crucial times, and expect to beat a good, fundamentally-sound team," said NMCC head coach Steve Rogers. "That's what happened tonight. We turned the ball over, we made a lot of silly penalties and mistakes, and we missed a lot of assignments. We didn't play very well. (Fredericktown) made very few mistakes, were real methodical, ran the ball hard, blocked and tackled. The better team won."
Kyle Stephens and Nick McDaniel did the most damage, rushing for 160 yards and 119 yards respectively. McDaniel carried the team on his shoulders in the fourth quarter, scoring the go-ahead touchdown with two minutes left in regulation.
"We were able to execute our gameplan on offense, and you've got to talk about our defense too," said Fredericktown head coach Kent Gibbs. "Our running backs did a good job running the football. Number one, they didn't fumble. That's the big thing. Number two, they had a lot of help tonight. We had good blocking up front."
Turnovers plagued NMCC from the outset. The Eagles fumbled the ball away on their first possession, setting Farmington up for a seven-play drive that resulted in a 13-yard TD run by Stephens.
Joaby Sikes threw a conversion pass to McDaniel to make it 8-0. The Blackcats then recovered an on-side kick. NMCC's defense forced the Blackcats to turn the ball over on downs, but another crucial fumble by the Eagles gave the ball right back to Fredericktown.
The Blackcats were able to cover 67 yards in eight plays, scoring early in the second quarter on a 15-yard reverse handoff from McDaniel to Stephens. The conversion run failed, making the score 14-0.
"They run a double-tight with two wings," explained Rogers. "They will motion one of the wings. They've got a power game, a trapping game, they can sweep out of it, they can run a reverse out of it. It's one they've run before, they ran it last year. It's nothing we haven't worked on in practice or haven't seen. They blocked at the point of attack real well and their backs ran hard."
NMCC was finally able to score on its third possession of the game. Lawrence Smith set up the score by returning a kickoff 40 yards. Five plays later, he scored on a fullback plunge from two yards out. Brandon Fields kicked the PAT to make it 14-7 with seven minutes left in the half.
NMCC got the ball back late in the second quarter, but the drive stalled at the Fredericktown 30 when a pass from quarterback Remond Willis was intercepted.
The Eagles opened the second half in impressive fashion, driving the length of the field. But an interception at the goal line turned the ball back over to the Blackcats.
"The kids played with a lot of heart and a lot of effort," said Rogers. "They've done that all year. We're just killing ourselves with silly penalties, mistakes and turnovers."
NMCC's defense was able to hold Fredericktown deep in its own territory, but Edgar Givens fumbled a Kyle Tesreau punt, keeping the Eagle defense on the field.
NMCC was able to get the ball back with 1:32 left in the third. Willis hooked up with Givens on a 32-yard screen pass, then four plays later, Bryan Williams scored from two yards out early in the fourth quarter. Fields kicked the PAT to make it 14-14.
NMCC got the ball back after a three-and-out from Fredericktown. After eight plays, the Eagles were faced with a 4th-and-3 on the Blackcats 37 yard line with 4:20 left in the game. Willis kept the ball on an option run, but fell a few inches short of the first down.
Fredericktown got the ball on their own 36 and put together the game-winning drive. McDaniel broke off a 32-yard run, caught a 21-yard pass, then scored on an 11-yard TD run with 2:10 left. Tesreau kicked the PAT to give the Blackcats a 21-14 advantage.
The Eagles attempted to tie the score with two deep bombs, but both passes were incomplete. Fredericktown took over on downs and ran out the clock to preserve the victory.
"You've got to be pleased," said Gibbs. "(NMCC) got second in the state last year. Our season hasn't gone like we've wanted it to go. It's nice to win your first district game, and it's double nice to beat New Madrid. They've got a good program and a good team."
Fredericktown improves to 3-5 on the season and 1-0 in Class 3 District 1 play. They're a plus seven in the standings and will travel to Kennett on Friday. NMCC falls to 2-6 overall and 0-1 in the district. They're a negative seven in the district standings and will travel to Dexter on Friday.
"We're a little disappointed, but we're still not out of it," said Rogers. "We've got to beat Dexter, beat Kennett, then hope some things happen. Stranger things have happened. We've put ourselves in a bad position, but it's far from being over with. Dexter is still the team to beat. If we can go over to their place and beat them, we're right back in the hunt."


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'30 Minutes or Less' Aims for Double the Bromance
Though it sounds like a promotional catch phrase, director Ruben Fleischer isn't far off when he calls his new film "30 Minutes or Less" a "double-buddy comedy."
The raunchy summer movie, which opens this Friday, treads into bromantic territory with its parallel story lines of guys working through prickly aspects of their close friendships.
At a press conference in New York City after a screening of the film in early July, Fleischer and his cast seemed to be playfully at ease with each other, riffing off each other and joking about the film's close examination of male friendship.
"I think these are realistic relationships between guys," actor Nick Swardson said at the press conference. "Guys are close. It's like 'Bromancing the Stone.'"
During the film, the two sets of male friends are forced to become closer as a series of bizarre circumstances throw them all together in a twisted plot arc. Jesse Eisenberg stars as pizza delivery boy Nick, who turns to his best friend Chet for help when a pair of enterprising deadbeats strap a bomb to his chest and order him to rob a bank. Aziz Ansari plays Chet, and Swardson and Danny McBride play the rival buddy duo with explosive tendencies.
Much of the movie's quirky dialogue was improvised, the actors said, including some of the film's funniest bits.
"We tried to make the dialogue feel real," Swardson said in an interview. "We wanted to bring our natural talking style to the parts."
At times, the four main characters almost seem like caricatures of the types of roles the four lead actors typically play. Swardson, of "Reno 911!" fame, plays a gentle, well-meaning simpleton, decked out in an impressive mustache. McBride, from "Tropic Thunder" and "Pineapple Express," is a boisterous blowhard. Eisenberg is a cerebral everyman, and Ansari is his fast-talking, wisecracking sidekick.
"The basic idea of the movie that I pictured was Aziz and Jesse stealing a car and robbing a bank," Fleischer said in an interview. "And they have no business doing either of those things."
Fleischer had classic bank heist and car chase movies on set to help inform some of the movie's more action-packed scenes. The "Zombieland" director and his cast cited films like "Bullit," "Fargo" and "The Untouchables" as inspiration for their efforts at bank robbing and car jacking. It's not clear how seriously Fleischer and company took these inspirations.
The film is violent, and veers into some potty-mouthed territory as its main characters tweak each other and exchange improvised insults. Though Swardson said that he hopes the film will build audiences through positive word of mouth, Fleischer was realistic about the movie's expected audience.
"My mom is not the biggest fan of the movie," he said, laughing. "We're aiming for the classic 18-25 demographic. I've told my friends this is not for their kids."


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And just when you thought advertisers couldn't squirt another medium out of their sphincter… portapotties become the next great advertising medium, ending an ad-free tradition of smelly closets filled with other people's feces that goes back to the crescent-moon outhouse of the early American frontier.
Portapotties Get Branded
They should probably put the ads on the floor. That's the only place my eyes go while I'm hovering my delicate bum over the pee-soaked toilet seat.
There are few product that manufacturers would want associated with those stinkboxes.
I'm thinking this would be a perfect place for the Sears catalog.
How about this ad:
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Wow, it's nasty in here, isn't it?
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Oh– sorry, that last might not fit the theme.
A port-a-potty I used last weekend at a golf course had an ad in it selling the space. It was on the back wall so only visible when you walk in and not when you are unfortunate enough to have to sit or hover.
If this will help to denastify the portapotties, I am all for it. I don't think that I have ever used a portapotty without looking back on it as a traumatic experience. But then, if this does not help to make them less horrifying, I will simply ignore the ads like I do with most other forms of advertising.
Maybe advertorials for mud wrestling? Duncan Heinz Make-your-own Brownies?
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If I had an ad hanging on the wall I'd put a big ol' target in the middle of it. Cuz you know guys don't bother to aim when we're in those things so why not have a little messy fun with it!
Photos of Bush with his mouth open?
whoever picked out that photo deserves a cookie.
GenX – I'd eat a pound of ex-lax beforehand if they did that!
Forget ads, they should have a vending machine selling disinfectant.
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Things the Glamour web team loves: Nails. Braids. Lisa Frank. And... baseball? Yes, that's right. We all root for our home teams and, of course, we LOVE a good baseball movie. So, in honor of the World Series (are you Team Tigers or Team Giants?!) we're sharing our faves, and we want to know yours too!
My personal fave? The Sandlot. It's one of the movies I quote on an almost daily basis. Aside from the perennial fave "You're killin' me, Smalls!" you've got your "For-eh-VER. For-eh-VER," your "You play ball like a GIRL!" and one of the most underrated quotes in my opinion, "Only one kid in history had ever attempted what Benny was about to…and he got eaten." Also, try and tell me you didn't have a total crush on Benny "The Jet" Rodriguez. Swoon.
Jessica Radloff's pick: "The Natural! Watched it again last weekend and started tearing up. I own the soundtrack. LOVE that movie. Go Roy Hobbs and Wonderboy. My Dad introduced me to the movie when I was 10, and I'm so grateful."
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Caitlin Brody's picks: "Angels in the Outfield because of Joseph Gordon-Levitt or Bad News Bears because I like to say "bad news bears" as often as possible. I'm not really a baseball person, can you tell?"
Mike Hofman's pick: "Mr. 3000 is actually really fun. Bernie Mac plays an asshole Barry Bonds-type who has been living off a 3000-hit record for years, only to discover that there was a miscount and that he's a few short. So he rejoins the league as an old, out-of-shape dude, and hijinks ensue."
Megan Angelo's pick: "I gotta go with Field of Dreams. 'People will come, Ray. People will most definitely come.' My brothers and I wore that VHS out."
Lindsey Unterberger's pick: A League of Their Own
Anna Moeslein's pick: "BASEketball because every boyfriend and guy friend I have ever had has made me watch this dumb movie until I finally realized that I like it." (Oh, and for the record: Anna also picked The Natural and A League of Their Own, but was beat to the email punch by JR and LU.)
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On the same ground where his team won for the first time in their history in the FA Cup last weekend, they slumped to a defeat that means they have now collected just three points from their last seven games and are only one win above the relegation zone.
"Manchester United were very focused because of what had been said and written in the last days," he said.
"We expected them to come out from the first moment and want to get on top.
"I don't think that happened. We coped very well. What really hurt us - and we talked about it at half-time - was the first 20 minutes of the second half. We conceded after 90 seconds.
"But nothing has changed.
"It is true we have to improve the level of performance like another nine or 10 teams.
"We are still in the same position. I said before the competition started there are 11 or 12 teams [in a relegation battle]..
"After the Tottenham game (on January 19) we have Fulham, West Ham, Cardiff and Stoke. They are the tie-break opponents for us.
"In those game we have to pick up points."
Laudrup also confirmed he would not be calling Ki Sung-Yueng back from his loan spell at Sunderland, even though the South Korean has been in excellent form recently and took his tally to three goals in eight games with his effort at Fulham on Saturday.
"There is a possiblilty to bring him back but I don't think it is a good idea," said the Dane.
"Ki feels comfortable where he is now. If we take him back, he would not play every game. Mentally, it would be very bad for him."
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Hi ,everyone. I came across this video on YouTube a couple weeks make about a young man who makes clay art work. I've been trying to make one myself but have cam up with just a mess! Can anyone give me ideas on how to make one of these pieces? I know how to mold the clay ,but when it comes to adding paint and glitter I'm lost! What paint or what kind of glitter?
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Students OK after school bus involved in hit-and-run wreck
Accident happened Friday afternoon
UPDATED 4:37 PM CST Mar 08, 2013
A school bus with about 20 students on board was involved in an accident in Mid-City Friday afternoon.
Witnesses told WDSU a vehicle struck the bus, then left the scene.
The collision took place at the intersection of Tulane and South Carrollton.
Ambulances were sent to the location as a precaution, but officials said no children were seriously hurt.
Parents picked up some of the students, while others were taken from the scene by a second bus.
New Orleans police are investigating the accident.
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|Salas, A - INT'L POTATO CENTER, PERU
|Alvarez, N - UNIV OF WISC - MADISON
|Ames, M - UNIV OF WISC - MADISON
|Blancas, M - INT'L POTATO CENTER, PERU
|Fajardo, D - UNIV OF WISC - MADISON
|Juarez, H - INT'L POTATO CENTER, PERU
|Peralta, I - CUYO UNIV, ARGENTINA
|Roca, W - INT'L POTATO CENTER,PERU
|Rojas, E - INT'L POTATO CENTER, PERU
|Simon, R - INT'L POTATO CENTER, PERU
|Vargas, M - INT'L POTATO CENTER, PERU
|Vivanco, K - INT'L POTATO CENTER, PERU
|Spooner, David
Submitted to: Solanaceae International Congress Proceedings
Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: May 25, 2006
Publication Date: August 2, 2006
Citation: Salas, A., Alvarez, N., Ames, M., Blancas, M., Fajardo, D., Juarez, H., Peralta, I., Roca, W., Rojas, E., Simon, R., Vargas, M., Vivanco, K., Spooner, D.M. 2006. Photographic documentation of wild potatoes (solanum sect. petota)[abstract]. Solanaceae International Congress Proceedings. p. 394. Technical Abstract: Wild potato (Solanum sect. Petota) taxonomy is very difficult. Many of the species are very similar, interspecific hybridization is common, and allopolyploidy (at both the tetraploid, pentaploid and hexaploid levels) maintains hybrids containing sometimes disparate genomes. Section Petota was last monographed in its entirety by Hawkes in 1990, but this contained no illustrations. Subsequent regional treatments for North and Central America, Peru, and Bolivia contained illustrations, but often as line drawings. We are compiling high-resolution color photographs of leaves, flowers, fruits, and habitats of most of the 187 species we currently recognize, in some cases with more than one photograph to document interspecific variation. These photographs have been taken from collecting expeditions and during field studies of germplasm accessions planted in common gardens. They form a valuable compliment to a recent distributional and ecological atlas of wild potatoes. We will present examples of these photographs in poster form during this conference, and they will be published on-line and in book form by the International Potato Center.


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By Sgt. Robert Yde, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division Public AffairsMay 13, 2008
FORT HOOD, Texas - Dark clouds hung ominously over Fort Hood as scattered thunderstorms moved throughout Central Texas May 7, threatening the possible cancellation of the Black Jack Golf Scramble slated for later that afternoon. However, as tee time approached, rays of sunlight began to break through the clouds auguring what turned out to be a beautiful afternoon for a round of golf.
"We were worried about the weather, but it came through for us and it turned out to be a great day," Command Sgt. Maj. James Lee, the top noncommissioned officer for the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division said after the event.
The driving force behind the golf scramble was Lee, who said the event would allow the brigade's new leadership and staff an opportunity to get to know one another better as they begin building their new team, which will find themselves back in Iraq in less than a year's time.
"We need to start building that camaraderie throughout the brigade now," he said.
The Black Jack Golf Scramble was an 18-hole event, featuring 21, four-man teams, and played under the "best ball" format. Under the rules of best ball, all four team members play from the same spot, which is determined by whichever team member hits the best shot, and the team score is the score of the team member with the fewest strokes. This keeps the game moving faster and allows for weaker golfers to play with more experienced ones.
'There were a vast variety of golfers out here today," Sgt. Maj. Christopher Frediani of Pflugerville, Texas said. "Some were novices and some were really good. The two people I played with had never played before, and they both did really good."
One of Frediani's teammates was 2nd Lt. Memorina Barnes, who said she could count the number of times on one hand that she had stepped on a golf course.
"I did okay," she said. "Actually, much better than I thought I'd do since I haven't played in probably a decade."
Most importantly though, Barnes, who just arrived to the brigade last month, said the golf scramble gave her the chance to get to know the people that she will be working so closely with over the next couple of years better.
Frediani mentioned that he expects the brigade to host more scrambles before the end of the year.
"(The brigade commander) said that he'd like to do this again - at least a couple times before we deploy," he said. "The event was very easy to put together and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves so hopefully we'll do it again soon."


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KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Ida P. Singleton, 85, died May 6, 2002, at the Kansas University Medical Center.
She was born Feb. 25, 1917, in Sikeston, Mo.
Survivors include: one son, Leo Ward of Kansas City; two daughters, Marcella Buchanan of Belton, Mo., and Pauline Duenkel of Fullerton, Kan.; four stepdaughters, Sue Hodge of Bertrand, Penny Oliver and Betty Robeson of Sikeston and Judy Williams of Jackson, Mo.; and 34 grandchildren, 50 great-grandchildren and 14 great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by one daughter, Martha Jane Thomas in 2000.
Visitation is from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Simmons Funeral Home in Kansas City, where services are scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday.
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"It was an assassination attempt, but luckily he survived," spokesman, Mohamed Muhyadin Ali told the AP.
The blast led to no injuries although the previous attempt last May resulted in the death of two civilians.
The Somali capital has been plagued by frequent roadside bombs, attacks on government installations, assassination attempts and gunbattles. From March 12 and April 26, an estimated 1,670 people were said to have been killed by the violence.
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Abandoned apartment building goes up in flames
Jackson firefighters say someone may have been trying to stay warm
Published 8:17 AM CDT Mar 25, 2013
Crews spent Sunday afternoon battling a fire in Jackson.
Flames engulfed the abandoned building on Hiawatha Street near Gallatin Street, fire officials said.
Smoke could be seen from several streets away.
Firefighters think someone may have been trying to keep warm in the building, which led to the fire.
The fire caused the roof to collapse. That, along with Sunday's strong winds, made battling the flames tougher, firefighters said.
No one was hurt in the fire, officials said.
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Is this a English thing making excuses before kick off
if you do not want to play do not put a team out. the team tonight had no enthusiasm for the match in hand. i personally feel blues should be find by euafa for not taking the match serouslySort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
I think you are being a little too harsh; however, they did not play with the passion we know they have but that was down to many factors.
There were a few changes and some of the new players were not up for it. We have to be reasonable about this, do we want promotion or Europe. We have a long hard slog till next May and with the squad we have could do without these games, but we have to put a team out, Steven Carr had an off game last night, Rooney was the wrong side of the post and the resulting goal kick went into our net. I feel that Myhill could have done better with that since he got both hands to it.
An early goal conceded in the second have was a bit of bad luck and makes a mockery of the offside rule as the scorer was off side initially but for some reason was not involved in the play, again I thought Myhill should have had the a better position as the 1st ball came over.
We got a goal and the inevitable happened when pushing for an equaliser, we were caught from a break.
Nathan Redmond was a handful all night and was unlucky not to score.
I thought the team we put out gave a fair account of themselves.
The crowd were also a little quieter for long spells too, may be we are all pacing ourselves, but it was good to see so many in the ground again.
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How can anyone complain about losing in Europe to the team who not only finished runners up last season but are favourites to win this time around.
Braga are a very good team make no mistake, they pressed better than we did and scored when the chance arose where we sat back too much, gave them too much respect in the first hour and were not as good in front of goal.
The ref was awful and missed too many fouls and missed an intentional hand ball by Lima who was already on a yellow card.
I felt N'Daw was overwhelmed by the occasion and the game passed him by. Spector struggled to hold the midfield on his own and Elliot played well enough but the understanding between him and Carr was not there.
The game changed when Wood and Burke came on and after we scored it seemed we would get an equalizer. There was one shot about 10 minutes from time that flew around the area and flashed just wide and from where we sat on the Kop corner we thought it was in.
All in all a super performance and nothing to be ashamed of. CH has a squad at last that he can rotate when possible and its better to bring in new blood in the Euro League than in the Championship where those games matter the most.
Noiseblue, sit back and enjoy the Euro trip. You might never see another one!
Would you rather CH play the same team week in week out and risk burn out or injuries or make sensible changes to keep the squad fresh for more important matters?
As for the crowd being quiet, perhaps it was not always picked up on the cameras but it was singing from the start to their 3rd goal then a rousing Keep Right On as the teams left the field.
Here's another video I shot just before kick off. It's a bit shakey and I don't think it'll get cameraman of the year award.


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Fraser, author of "The Secrets to Unlocking Your Psychic Ability," will perform public readings. Tickets are $35.
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