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UNDP Newsletter Highlights UN Joint Programmes Funded by the MDG Spanish Fund and Community Based Adaptation
8 December 2009: The UN Development Programme (UNDP) has released the second issue of its Adaptation Bulletin, which highlights the organization's support for the development of national, sub-national and community level capacities to adapt and build resilience against climate change risks.
This issue focuses on the countries that are receiving support through the thematic window on environment and climate change of the UNDP-Spain Millennium Development Goals Achievement Fund (MDG-F), and UNDP's support to community based adaptation (CBA). Currently, there are 17 UN Joint Programmes being funded under the MDG-F, distributed across Afghanistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, China, Colombia, Ecuador, Egypt, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Jordan, Mauritania, Mozambique, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, the Philippines, Senegal and Turkey, and totaling almost 90 million dollars.
CBA activities are a growing area for UNDP's work, through the support provided by the Small Grants Programme (SGP) and financing from the Global Environment Facility (GEF). Currently, UNDP is supporting community-led initiatives in ten countries including Bangladesh, Bolivia, Guatemala, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Morocco, Namibia, Niger, Samoa and Viet Nam. With funding from Australia and New Zealand, UNDP is supporting CBA activities in the Mekong and Southeast Asia region. [The Newsletter]


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Rugby legend Wayne `Buck' Shelford will join Jenny Craig as its new ambassador with a commitment to shedding 20kg, the company said today.
Like many New Zealand men, Shelford had allowed his weight to creep up on him, Jenny Craig New Zealand and Australia managing director Amy Smith said.
"At a time when about 62 per cent Kiwi adults are either overweight or obese, more people need to incorporate healthy eating and exercise into their lifestyles," Ms Smith said.
"Obesity is a risk factor in this country's number one killer, which is cardiovascular disease.
"We believe if anyone can inspire Kiwis to take those steps to look after themselves, it's Buck."
Shelford said he knew he was carrying more weight than was healthy.
"I've got 20kg to lose to get back to my fighting weight, which is where I want to be and that's why I've gone to Jenny Craig for help," Shelford said.
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Memo to Nick Lachey: Vanessa Minnillo has marriage on the mind – and hand.
Pointing to a 5-carat ring on her middle finger, Minnillo, 28, tells Las Vegas columnist Robin Leach, "It will be 10 carats when it moves to the fourth finger!"
Leach says she was laughing when she said it. But in the course of a brief interview posted on his Vegas DeLuxe blog, Minnillo mentions marriage three times.
Noting that Lachey, 35, couldn't make it to Vegas with her because he was at a friend's birthday party, she pouted, "So once again it looks as if I'm always the bridesmaid but never the bride."
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MUGGLES around the world have had withdrawal symptoms since the last book in JK Rowling's Harry Potter series in 2007, and the final film in the franchise released last year. But to cash in on all things Potter, two savvy Brits have devised a parody stage show around the storied boy wizard.
On at the main theatre at Montecasino until January 6, Potted Potter is precisely that: all seven books crammed into 70 minutes. Well, sort of. Here, the twists and turns of plot and character are secondary (if not completely irrelevant) to the horseplay and high jinks on stage, making for a gloriously goofy entertainment diversion.
The concept has its origins in a five-minute street show created by Daniel Clarkson and Jefferson Turner in 2005 to entertain fans queuing to snap up the sixth book in the Harry Potter saga. It has since morphed into a fully-fledged stage piece, picking up a 2012 Olivier Awards nomination for best entertainment and family show along the way.
Potter purists be warned: this is by no means an authorised homage to the hallowed H trinity of Harry, Hermione, Hogwarts and everything in between. Concentrating more on a rip-roaring style of performance than on substance and nuance, it tears into the series with gleeful gusto.
It's not directed at adult fans who take their Potterology seriously — the show has children and teenagers squarely in its cross hairs, although the big people accompanying them may find themselves succumbing to the daffy doings too.
No attempt is made to be respectful to the fantasy world that Rowling crafted with such time and care; this is an unabashedly low-budget, tongue-in-cheek rip-off of the Harry Potter craze — yet the laughs are anything but cut-price.
Actors Jesse Briton and Gary Trainor plunge into all things Potter with energy, enthusiasm and a hefty helping of physical comedy. Theirs is a thrift-shop world far removed from the multimillion-dollar special-effects universe magicked up in the movies: the philosopher's stone is a brick, the Weasleys' Ford Anglia is a dinky car, the fearsome fire-breathing dragon is a plush toy and there's a proliferation of dodgy wigs.
The performers have a ball trying to summarise each book, occasionally mashing up the chronology and improvising to keep the interest levels high. For most young patrons, the highlight will be the hodgepodge game of Quidditch between two halves of the audience.
It's kooky fun, and although the proliferation of over-the-top antics can get irksome to the more mature after a while, it's mitigated by such priceless quips as: "You can't be serious." "No, Sirius is dead. I'm Dumbledore!"
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Steel Magnolia — a duo consisting of real-life couple Joshua Scott Jones and Meghan Linsey — breaks the pattern of modern country music duos on their self-titled debut.
For one, the couple share vocals and trade lines on every song, while nearly all other country duos of the last 30 years have featured one primary vocalist. For another, while most contemporary country acts draw on hard rock or Southern rock influences, Steel Magnolia bring a soulful swagger with an R&B and gospel flavor — a rarity in today's country music.
The duo stand out most distinctively on songs that emphasize their rhythmic punch and growling vocals, such as their outstanding first hit, "Keep on Lovin' You," which reached No. 4 on the Billboard country charts. The jaunty "Ooh La La," which opens the album, and the sensually swaying "Eggs Over Easy" — two of the seven songs Jones and Linsey co-wrote on the 12-song collection — also accentuate the duo's soul-stirring style.
However, when they step away from R&B, as on the sentimental ballad "Just By Being You (Halo and Wings)," they lose their distinctiveness. Fortunately, the couple keeps Linsey's New Orleans roots upfront, making them one of the most exciting country acts to come along in the last couple of years.
CHECK OUT THIS TRACK: On "Homespun Love," Steel Magnolia revives a long-lost Keith Urban track from the late 1990s, when Urban led a country-rock trio, the Ranch. Jones and Linsey prove how well the love song fits the teasing interplay of their back-and-forth vocals.


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Clarence Albert Pennycoff Jr., 78, of Cogan Station, went to be with the Lord after a courageous battle with cancer at his home on Monday, Jan. 28, 2013.
Clarence Albert Pennycoff Jr. was born at Milton, Pa., on May 12, 1934, the son of the late Clarence Albert Sr. and Alberta Elizabeth Bridge Pennycoff.
Mr. Pennycoff had been employed as a truck driver for Arrow Carriers for 37 years. He had also been the owner and operator of Pennycoff Excavating.
He was a member of Sodus Lodge No. 0392 F.&A.M. at Sodus, N.Y., and a member for 47 years of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of Williamsport (Consistory). He was also a member of Teamsters Local No. 764 at Milton, Pa.
Clarence was a member of the Heshbon United Methodist Church. He and his wife, the former Betty Jane Brown, were married on May 28, 1960. Together they shared 52 years of marriage.
Surviving are his wife at home; his two daughters, Tammy J. Pennycoff at home and Diane E. (David) Hess of Montoursville; his two sons, David R. (Anita) Pennycoff of Williamsport and Gary A. (Cathy) Pennycoff of Muncy. Also surviving are his eight grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, and his two great-great-grandchildren.
In addition to his late parents, he was also preceded in death by his two sisters, Dolores McGuire and Sandra Bower and his late brother, Harold Pennycoff.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Charles M. Noll Funeral Home, 1 E. Central Ave., South Williamsport. His pastors, Rev. Wayne Hepler and Rev. David Keller, will officiate. Interment will immediately follow at Forest Hill Cemetery.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the visitation on Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. A Masonic funeral service will be offered at 8 p.m. by the members of the John F. Laedlein Lodge No. 707 F.&A.M. The family respectfully suggests that memorial contributions in memory of Mr. Clarence Albert Pennycoff Jr. may be made if so desired to the American Cancer Society, 1948 E. Third St., Williamsport, PA 17701.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Charles M. Noll Funeral Home, 1 E. Central Ave., South Williamsport, PA 17702.


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EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) - Tony Award-winning actress Julie Harris was in serious but stable condition Wednesday.
She was found semiconscious in her Chicago apartment over the weekend.
St. Francis Hospital spokeswoman Phyllis Pavese refused to give details about Harris' illness. But, Pavese was willing to say that Harris' conditon was not life-threatening.
Harris, 75, had been performing in a production of Claudia Allen's "Fossils" at the Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago.
When she failed to show up for Saturday's performance, theater staff members went to her apartment and found her, said Marcelle McVay, the managing director of Victory Gardens Theater.
"She's stable and improving, but it looks like her recovery will be a long one," McVay said.
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Two articles in this issue raise ethical concerns about the conduct and monitoring of clinical trials. Fan and colleagues report a trial of a behavioral intervention strategy for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease that was stopped early because of excess deaths in the intervention group. Petersen and colleagues illustrate how IRB requirements can be time-consuming and can adversely affect a trial's internal and external validity. The editorialist discusses these studies and the importance of ethical safeguards in clinical trials.
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Pocock stressed the importance of Independent Data Monitoring Committees (IDMC) which are "established by the sponsor to assess at intervals the progress of a clinical trial, the safety data, and the critical efficacy endpoints, and to recommend to the sponsor whether to continue, modify, or stop a trial" (International Conference on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for HumanUse http://ichgcp.net/?page id=358).(1)
Focusing on the stopping of an ongoing trial for emergence of "negative" trends or harm disregarded others issues (eg. facing the results from the development of another trial may merit stopping the one on which one is working).(2)
Commenting Fan and colleagues's behavioral intervention strategy for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Pocock rightly pledged that all major trials, not only those involving drugs, should have IDMC.(1,3) IDMCs were recommended as early as 1967 by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute task force (Greenberg Report) and have became a mandatory requirement for the registration of pharmaceuticals. Mangano and Browner enlarged this scope in 1986 when they wisely set up an IDMC for an observational study.(4) However, 25 years later this remains an exception and Institutional Review Boards too often failed to require establishment of IDMC. Last, importance of two other monitoring committees cannot be neglected: a) the Trial Management Group with those responsible for the day-to-day management of the trial to monitor the progress of the trial and ensure that the protocol is adhered; b) the Trial Steering Committee which provide overall supervision to ensure implementation of Good Clinical Practice and which should agree protocol amendments.
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DeLand, Fla. - Stetson held the nation's top three-point shooting team to a 7-31 performance on Saturday at the Edmunds Center, but 24 Hatters turnovers proved too much to overcome in a 59-55 loss to visiting Florida Gulf Coast.
The Hatters fall to 16-5 overall, 7-2 in Atlantic Sun Conference play, with the loss, which snapped a 12-game home win streak. FGCU improved to 17-2 overall, 9-0 in league play with the victory to maintain sole possession of first place in the league race.
Junior guard Shanasa Sanders (Jacksonville, Fla.) led the Hatters with 14 points and eight rebounds in the game.
A low-scoring defensive struggle throughout, Stetson managed to rally from an early 7-2 deficit to go ahead 18-14 with 9:53 left in the first half. Although the Eagles came back to tie the game twice, Stetson never trailed the rest of the half, using an 8-0 spurt to lead 30-22 with 2:14 to play.
Sophomore forward Sasha Sims (Fayetteville, Ga.) knocked down three free throws with 35 seconds to go after being fouled while shooting a three-pointer; that allowed the Hatters to take a 33-28 lead into the locker room.
Sanders was 4-4 from the floor in the first half en route to a game-high 10 points while Sims finished the first 20 minutes with nine points. Sarah Hansen had nine for FGCU.
Stetson extended its lead to seven in the first two minutes of the second half, but that would be as far as the Eagles would let the Hatters go ahead. An 8-0 run gave FGCU its first lead since midway through the first half and set the stage for a tense final 12 minutes.
Eagles guard Courtney Chihil capped a quick 4-0 burst with a layup at the 3:20 mark that put FGCU ahead 51-50; she was then whistled for a foul on the other end of the floor that sent Stetson junior guard Victoria McGowan (Inkster, Mich.) to the line. She drained both to put Stetson ahead 52-51, but that would prove to be the last lead of the day for the Hatters.
With just under two minutes to play, Kelsey Jacobson drained a jumper from the free throw line for a 53-52 Eagles advantage. After an empty Stetson possession, Chihil gave FGCU the all-important two-possession lead with a conventional three-point play.
Although a similar layup-and-free-throw by McGowan on the next possession brought Stetson within one, they could not get another shot off. The Hatters were whistled for five turnovers in the final 2:43, denying them an opportunity at the victory.
Sanders made six of eight field goal attempts for her 14 points, adding a team-high eight rebounds. McGowan and Sims scored 13 points apiece to join her in double figures; the latter chipped in with seven rebounds, three assists and three blocks.
Chihil paced three Eagles in double figures with 15 points, six rebounds and six steals. Eglah Griffin scored 12 points and Jacobson had 10 to bolster her efforts; although she was held scoreless in the second half, Hansen led all players in the game with nine rebounds.
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The Cost Shift from the Uninsured
American Family Health Care Premiums Cost $1,100 More Because Our System Doesn't Provide Continuous Coverage for All
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America's patchy health care system is leaving millions of people without continuous, affordable, and effective health insurance, and we're all paying the price.
The Center for American Progress Action Fund has updated a 2005 analysis by Kenneth Thorpe for Families USA and found that, on average, 8 percent of families' 2009 health care premiums—approximately $1,100 a year—is due to our broken system that fails to cover the uninsured.
The best way to address this burden on health insurance is to create a more efficient system that offers continuous, quality coverage for all. We can't afford our broken system any more.
Approximately 87 million people—one in three Americans—went without health insurance for some period during 2007 and 2008, while rising unemployment and job losses caused an estimated 14,000 people to lose their health insurance every day in December 2008 and January 2009 alone.
Some mistakenly believe that the plight of the uninsured, and America's failure to provide continuous quality health insurance for everyone, only affects those who are unable to find health insurance. But this is wrong.
The uninsured pay more for care—and get less—than those with insurance. But when the uninsured cannot pay, health care providers shift those costs to those who can pay—those who have insurance coverage. This leads to higher premiums for those who buy their insurance on the individual market, as well as workers who get insurance for themselves and their families through their job.
This "hidden tax" on health insurance arises from a failure to continuously cover all Americans and accounts for roughly 8 percent of the average health insurance premium. This cost-shift amounts to $1,100 per average family premium in 2009 and $410 per average individual premium. By 2013, assuming the cost shift remains the same percentage of premium costs, the cost shift will be approximately $480 for an individual policy and $1,300 for a family policy.
The table below shows this "cost-shift" markup for health care plans in every state.
Thorpe performed an analysis for Families USA in 2005 that quantified "the dollar impact on private health insurance premiums when doctors and hospitals provide health care to uninsured people."
We maintained the same percentage increase in premiums due to care for the uninsured —the so-called "cost-shift" markup—that existed in every state in 2005 under Thorpe's analysis. We then applied these percentages to projected 2009 premiums, which were determined by taking the most recent state-by-state premium data (2006, released in 2008) as reported by the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, and grow them by the change in national private health expenditures recorded and projected by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services from 2006 to 2009.
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Clozapine is an efficient atypical antipsychotic drug mostly devoid of extrapyramidal adverse effects, with a response rate of about 60% in those with no or partial response to classical neuroleptics.1 Recent studies have suggested optimum clozapine plasma levels in treatment-resistant schizophrenia to be at least 350 ng/mL (3 trials), at least 370 ng/mL (1 trial) and at least 420 ng/mL (1 trial).1 However, considerable interindividual variations of clozapine plasma levels were found for a given dose, depending on factors such as age, sex, and smoking.1 Recently, it has been shown that the addition of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors such as fluvoxamine improves the efficacy of clozapine in clozapine-resistant schizophrenia.2,3 These improvements can be explained either by pharmacokinetic (increase of clozapine blood concentrations by fluvoxamine) or pharmacodynamic (treatment of negative symptoms by fluvoxamine) effects, but the latter mechanism has been considered the likeliest.2,3 The hypothesis of a very rapid metabolism of clozapine in some nonresponders has never, to our knowledge, been stated or demonstrated.
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Robert F. Kennedy Lancaster School is a state-approved special education school for youth in our long-term residential program on our Lancaster campus as well as off-campus students for day and after-school programs.
Youth who attend the day program have had many problems adjusting to regular school and need the support, attention and patience of experienced staff at Robert F. Kennedy School. The program strives to move each youth toward his or her grade level, promote healthy relationships with peers and staff, and instill educational and social confidence.
Robert F. Kennedy Lancaster School is an integrated program that includes education combined with therapeutic, recreational and social services. Specific services include:
- Academics: Structured classes, low student to staff ratio providing for individual instruction by licensed teachers with programming designed to meet the individual needs of each student. Classes are small and individuality is encouraged and maintained for each student. Social skills curriculum for all students including a Student Council where students are encouraged to advocate for themselves and fellow students.
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Many newlyweds honeymoon in Italy, but an Orlando couple's trip to Rome was rare and unforgettable.
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What are all those people doing at a nondescript little strip-center storefront along an unglamorous stretch of central Phoenix? TheyÆre waiting for a counter seat to open up at Hana, so they can get a shot at the best sushi in town. Sushi master Koji Hashimoto brings in gloriously fresh fish, like whole tuna, halibut and striped bass. Everything tastes as if it just jumped out of the sea, including sea urchin, octopus, scallops and hard-to-find geoduck.
5524 N. Seventh Ave., Phoenix, 602-973-1238. www.hanajapaneseeatery.com.
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Date: 5/24/2011
Celebrating Outstanding Nurses: Recipients of the 2011 Pillar Awards
St. Mary Medical Center 2011 Nursing Pillar Awards were presented during National Nurses Week. Pictured front row from left to right are: Lauren Haller, R.N., People award; Alicia Ventura, R.N., Quality award; Jennifer Mulvihill, R.N., Super Star award; Tammie Jones, R.N., Vice-President Patient Care Services/Chief Nursing Officer; Josh Pool, R.N., Growth award; Linda Geer, R.N., Finance award and Ashley Hershman, R.N., Service award. Nurse Managers pictured (back row, left to right) Betty Lane, R.N., Beth Navarro, R.N., Paula Rousis, R.N. and Shannon Blaney, RN.
During National Nurses Week May 6 through 12, St. Mary Medical Center administration and staff recognized the top performances of caregivers in five categories, and a Super Star in all categories. The 2011 Nursing Pillar Awards highlight nurses who go above and beyond every day for their patients in the areas of Service, Quality, Finance, Growth and People.
"The nominations are submitted by peers who recognize the outstanding attributes of their co-workers," says Tammie Jones, R.N., vice president, patient care services and chief nursing officer at St. Mary Medical Center. "All five nurses depict strength in key areas at St. Mary Medical Center and are just a few examples of the healthcare professionals who practice the compassionate art of healing here on a daily basis. We're proud to have them all as a part of our team."
St. Mary Medical Center 2011 Nursing Pillar Award winners include:
Nursing Pillar Award for Service — Ashley Hershman, R.N., Crown Point
Hershman was selected by her peers for this award because of her flexibility on the job and maintaining excellence in communication. She shows compassion and care not only for patients, but their family members as well. She is reliable and consistent in providing high quality service to others.
Nursing Pillar Award for Quality — Alicia Ventura, R.N., Hobart
When nurses and certified nursing assistants have a question, Ventura is seen as the "go to" clinical resource on the unit. She understands and follows evidence-based care guidelines which set a higher standard of care. She is a model example that others emulate and follow.
Nursing Pillar Award for People — Lauren Haller, R.N., Hobart
Other nurses and staff members like to work with Haller. She is known as dependable, reliable, and a team player. She is courteous, professional and goes out of her way to help others. She is a true "people person" and a pleasure to work with. Patients remember her excellent care and compliment her often.
Nursing Pillar Award for Growth — Josh Pool, R.N., Chesterton
Pool is the recipient of the Nursing Pillar award for Growth. The award title is appropriate as he is very supportive of new programs and initiatives, and goes the extra mile to obtain the additional education/training to support those new programs. He is also known for helping to expedite the patient discharge process through his superior organizational skills and effective communication with all team members.
Nursing Pillar Award for Finance — Linda Geer, R.N., Portage
Working in the fast-paced environment of the Emergency Department of St. Mary Medical Center can be a challenge, but Geer has embraced the challenge and excelled at it for more than 5 years. Geer was selected for the Finance pillar award because she is "efficient, completes her work within a set timeframe and keeps safety in mind at all times." She is a patient advocate in that she understands healthcare costs and strives for completeness and accuracy in billing charges.
Super Star Award winner — Jennifer Mulvihill, R.N., Portage
This is the first year for the Super Star award at St. Mary Medical Center. The award was established to pay tribute to the nurse who excels in all areas — Service, Quality, People, Growth and Finance in the care she provides on a daily basis. Recipient Jennifer Mulvihill is a charge nurse who has worked on 5 West/Oncology of St. Mary Medical Center for the past two years. When asked why she became a nurse, she explained that when she was 16, she and her sister were hit by a drunk driver and transported to St. Mary Medical Center's ICU. Her treatment included reconstructive surgery on her face from when she bit her lip off in the accident, seven rods in her ankle from a crushed patella, and various other broken bones.
She said that Betty Lane, nurse manager of 5 West, was one of the nurses who cared for her during her recovery. "This hospital saved my life," she said, "I want to give back."
Mulvihill is described as a team player who is very aware of the needs of others, and helps everyone. She is compassionate to patients and takes being a nurse very seriously.
"I can't say thank you enough," Mulvihill said. "I always told [Betty Lane] that I would pay this hospital back for saving my life, and I feel like I've begun to do that."


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South African born, BJ (Bradley John) Watling has navigated his way from U17 age group cricket all the way to the BLACKCAPS first team.
Known as 'Crabby' thanks to his excellent lateral movement in the field, BJ is a talented right-handed batsman and more recently New Zealand's Test wicket keeper. After coming to New Zealand at the age of 10, he lived in Tokoroa for three years, showing his talent in numerous sports.
Cricket however took priority. BJ was picked up by the Northern Districts to play in the domestic competitions, following his involvement in the 2003/04 National U-19 World Cup.
After a superb First-Class season during 2008/09, BJ was selected to play against Pakistan in a Twenty20 match in Dubai. BJ made 22 in a losing effort, but a few weeks later was chosen to play his first Test against Pakistan. BJ was leading New Zealand to victory on 60 not out, before rain dashed his hopes of a maiden century and New Zealand's chance of a win.
BJ went on to make his ODI debut, but was slow to find consistency at the top level. After a strong 2011/12 season with the Northern Knights, Watling was given the opportunity to become the number one Test keeper for BLACKCAPS and made the most of his chance with a century against Zimbabwe. Unfortunately injury ruled him out of the following series against South Africa, but he then returned to all three formats when the BLACKCAPS travelled to the West Indies.
His solid form through the 2012/13 domestic competitions led to selections for the ODI and Test squads against South Africa and England. During both series he again proved himself as New Zealand's number one Test wicket keeper.
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I think koatcue means 3rd, not 3
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I think koatcue means 3rd, not 3
Yeah this is what I think too, and I think it's an accurate statement. Both Lipnitskaia and Sotnikova could place third if clean especially with any help from others (i.e. if others make mistakes). Of course, Adelina may not even be sent and has little chance of being clean in both programs, but crazier things would have happened in figure skating's history. As for Julia, obviously not everyone's cup of tea, but with her consistency and well designed programs, it would be foolish to count her out for 3rd.
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A game about the origin, characteristics, and history of comets, with animations and instructions on how to 'make a comet.'
An interesting look at the small but feisty comets.
Check out the Stand-Up Comet and the Asteroid Gang - crazy kids - in this ultra-cool journey through the solar system!
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This month, our baby celebrates its very first birthday. To show how time flies, consider this: last August, TheDEN reported on major construction just beginning in earnest at Ebaugh Labs. Last week, we gave you a video tour of the (almost) finished product.
It's been big fun bringing you the best of what's happening at Denison and shining a light on some of the amazing people in this extended community—on campus and around the world.
Looking back, these were your five favorite stories of the almost 200 we published last year (based on page views):
- They came to dance, dance, dance
- Breaking new ground for the Big Red
- 'Late Show' with Denison
- 'Start as you mean to go on'
- The Royal Wedding and … Denison?
The flash mob story, by the way, got more than 12,000 page views, while the video was played 16,000 times. That's a heckuva lot of sayin' ah-oh.
Much as we love our off-campus readers (and we do!), our favorite thing is hearing from students that getting featured on TheDEN has become part of their pre-graduation bucket list. And sometimes it's great to walk through the library or Slayter and see TheDEN up on student laptop screens. From what we hear, it's a popular study break. (It's no Angry Birds, but, still.)
And, if you'll indulge a little horn-tooting, we're super stoked that others have been taking notice of TheDEN as well. Check out a list of awards that the site has received in its first year of existence:
- The ADDY Awards sponsored by the American Advertising Federation (Columbus Chapter): Silver medal in Interactive Media, representing the true spirit of creative excellence.
- The Ohio Interactive Awards: Winner of the Social Web: Blog category, recognizing the state's top digital and interactive talent.
- The National Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE): Bronze Circle of Excellence Award in the Individual Sub-Website category, acknowledging superior accomplishments with lasting value.
- The Telly Awards: Bronze award for the video feature, "Great Wall, Great Music." This competition received 11,000 entries from all 50 states and five continents.
- And we just learned TheDEN is a finalist for the Platinum PR Awards in the Online Communications category. We're up against Chrysler, Siemens and the U.S. Census Bureau, so competition will be fierce, but we're crazy happy just to be on the short list.
We're still waiting to hear about some other potential DEN accolades. And we have more good stories up our sleeves, so stay tuned. Who knows what tomorrow will bring? You'll just have to bookmark TheDEN or subscribe to our feed to find out.