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With the third National Hockey League lockout in 18 seasons, there is no better time to follow NCAA women's hockey. The month of October 2012 has already provided some remarkable moments. Over the last few years, the collegiate game has seen young women from national teams throughout North America and Europe make their mark.
Emerance Maschmeyer and Erin Ambrose helped Canada claim the gold medal at the 2012 IIHF Under-18 Women's World Championships. This season, they are rivals instead of teammates. Maschmeyer is the top goaltending prospect in the NCAA and stands between the pipes for Katey Stone (the NCAA's all-time winningest coach) at Harvard University. Ambrose joins fellow Under-18 teammate Shannon MacAulay at Clarkson University. With both schools being part of the highly competitive ECAC conference, the next four years will provide many great memories for fans.
Alex Carpenter, a former member of the United States Under-18 team is a big part of USA Hockey's future. The premier player for the Boston College Eagles, she carries on the legacy of current US National Team member Kelli Stack. With the Boston area boasting some of the finest hockey in the NCAA, Alex Carpenter may emerge as the best player of the area.
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Directions to Sajjan NiwasAddress: D1/2 b, behind collectorate banipark, Jaipur, India
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We are centrally located in the heart of Jaipur. The train station and bus station both are very near from the hotel, just 1 km away. It only takes 5 minutes to reach here by Taxi. We are just 20 minutes from the airport. We have free pick up facility from all the arrival points. Please contact us in advance for this.


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FLUSHING, Michigan -- Well, it's not quite the Motor City Capital of the World.
But Flushing is an Outside Family Movie Capital of Michigan.
Never knew there was such a thing? Well, there is now -- at least it is to state Sen. John D. Gleason, D-Flushing.
Flushing is home to the annual Movies in the Park series, a 10-week long showing of PG and G rated movies at Riverview Park on Saturdays.
The state Senate passed a resolution last month, sponsored by Gleason, that declares the city as a headquarters for outdoor flicks.
City Manager Dennis Bow, said without the help of volunteers, Flushing wouldn't hold the title.
"The volunteers have spent countless hours putting the event together every year," Bow said. "This is one of the amenities I'm very proud of, that Flushing is able to pull off because of our volunteer community."
Gleason will present a copy of the resolution to city officials at the 8 p.m. showing of Alvin and the Chipmunks.
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LaGrange woman killed in crash on Salem Church Road
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PNB's 'Nutcracker' remains new and fresh
by John Soltys
Every year during the month of December, Pacific Northwest Ballet mounts its production of
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and every year it draws young and old to the Seattle Center Opera House. This year's show runs through Dec. 29.
The performance is always a delight. The sets and costumes by Maurice Sendak are flamboyant and marvelous, the choreography by Kent Stowell is graceful, and Tchaikovsky's music, known to everyone, is magnificent.
However, without some sort of magic, even the work of these three luminaries would become tarnished with age and
The Nutcracker
would cease to be the tradition it is. That magic is provided by the children, both in the audience and on the stage.
While their dancing may not be technically perfect, the children's innocence and enthusiasm outshine any mistakes, resulting in a thoroughly endearing performance. Whether it's the two youngest children at the opening Christmas party who chase each other around the guests or the servant children in the Pasha's palace, the youthful dancers bring an otherwise unattainable feeling of newness to this long-running ballet.


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Mount Mercy has a game room in which you can play Pool and ping pong. There is also a bunch of couches in the University center in which you can watch TV or play WII games that the university has. Mount Mercy's library is also underated. It's very large in size so if you are a reader it is a good place to find a good place to read in peace.Read More
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Introduce Your Kids to the Latest Award-Winning Children's LiteratureKacy Faulconer
There's a deluge of new children's literature every year of varying quality. Where do you start? If I left it up to my first-grader, we would order every glittery notebook from Scholastic's weekly catalog that comes with a "free" bracelet.
We visit the library once a week and the kids can take home whatever they want. But when it comes to buying books, I like to get pretty books with good stories that I don't hate reading out loud to my kids.
Choosing an award-winner is always a safe bet. So if you're looking to add to your children's home library, this year's winners have been announced!
The John Newbery Medal is given for the "most outstanding contribution to children's literature" and this year's winner is Kate DiCamillo's Flora & Ulysses: The Illuminated Adventures, illustrated by K.G. Campbell.
DiCamillo is well-known for her previous books Because of Winn-Dixie and The Tale of Despereaux. Her latest story is about a cynic named Flora who meets an unlikely superhero in a squirrel named Ulysses. The book is a great reader for grades 3-7.
The Randolph Caldecott Medal is given to the "most distinguished American picture book for children," so this is where the illustrations really shine. Brian Floca took the medal this year for Locomotive, his beautifully illustrated picture book that explores America's early railroads. Preschoolers up through grade school will enjoy this one — especially if they are train-obsessed!
See the full list of awards and honors, here.
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The race for three open seats on the Washington Township Board of Education this election season will include a Rowan University student, two cousins and four incumbents.
There are seven people running for three full-term positions. They include:
— Board president Ginny Murphy was elected to her first-term in April 2011. She has served the board as vice-president, chairwoman of the business committee, chairwoman of the budget committee, chairwoman of the re-districting committee and was elected president in April after former board president Kurt Snyder stepped down from the board. Murphy, who is a 34-year resident of the township, is also a member of the Washington Township High School Sports Hall of Fame and has 26 years in the insurance and risk management business. Murphy holds insurance licensees in 10 different states, and currently serves as the liability Risk Manager for a large company in Philadelphia.
— Chet Nawoyski, was elected to the board in 2011. He is currently on the Washington Township environmental commission and works for a sales and marketing service company.
— Josh Aronovitch, was elected to the board in 2011. He is a Washington Township High School graduate, and currently runs Aronovitch Coaching Experience, an SAT, GRE, GMAT, MCAT, LSAT and college admissions coaching company.
— Roy Dawson III, who was sworn onto the board on April 22, is completing the term vacated by Snyder. Dawson also ran for a seat last fall. He is currently a principal in the Bridgeton Public School District.
— Tiffany Orihel is a Washington Township High School graduate and taught at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School for two years. She is currently a stay-at-home mom, is a treasurer at Grenloch, a Sunday school teacher, a soccer coach and she hosts the annual Toys 4 Tots party. Her daughter will be attending Bells Elementary School in the fall.
— John Van De Zilver is a Washington Township High School graduate and is Orihel's cousin. He is currently an anatomy and physiology teacher at Cumberland Regional High School and a board member of the Washington Township Jr. Wrestling program.
— Denise Leaf: No information has been provided.
For the unexpired term, there are two running for one spot.
— Christina Cockerill is a senior at Rowan University, where she is studying political science. She is set to graduate in May 2015. She graduated from Washington Township High School and interned at Drexel University, where she studied the differences of urban and suburban education.
— Dr. Karen Garrison was a teacher for over 33 years, 22 years in Washington Township. Her two children went through Washington Township School District. She graduated with her Master's Degree in LDT/C (Learning Disabilities Teacher/Consultant) and her Doctorate in Education from Rowan University. She is an active member of Wedgwood Women's Club and mediated neighbor's conflicts on the Community Dispute Resolution Committee of Washington Township.
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The Health ministry revoked the funeral permit of Patrick Fortin, a funeral director in l'Épiphanie.
The Journal de Montreal reported nine families left the remains of their loved ones with the director, with the understanding that the bodies would be cremated. But over three weeks, later they can't get a hold of the man.
The man's permit was revoked April 10th, but it took five days for government officials to visit the funeral home. They found nine bodies in the morgue.
A spokesperson for the order governing funeral directors in the province calls the situation "intolerable."
The Magnus Poirier funeral home took control of the bodies, and completed the last wishes of the deceased.
It is reported the man has $1.4 million in debt and is at risk of losing everything.
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Thread: Big 24" silver aro
Crispy, am I seeing a 340 gallon tank somewhere in your future?
0Originally Posted by Lady Hobbs
would love to turn my 190g into a ray/discus tank possibly if I do get a bigger tank for the fronts/aro.your friendly neighbourhood arowanaman!
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two years and he s 24 inches?.. got a 10 inch. in a 90 gal how long u think b4 i have to upgrade to 125 or 150
They grow to the tank size. The more space they have, the faster they grow.
Depending how long the fish may already need a larger tank. But in saying that the 90g is fine for a 10in. But I would not wait to after 15in IMO.
macBe a responsible fish keeper! Study before buying!
Never give in to impulse buying of Aquatic Fish.
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http://tanks4thememories.blogspot.com/2010/05/stocking-large-fish-and-non-custom-tank.html#top1Let the future tell the truth, and evaluate each one according to his work and accomplishments. The present is theirs; the future, for which I have really worked, is mine. - Nikola Tesla
"GoT FiSh?"
0Originally Posted by macOriginally Posted by mac
What's the smallest type of Aro?
1G Planted Betta tank, 1.5G Planted Betta tank, 10G Planted Swordtail Fry tank,
10G Neolamprologus Multifasciatus (Shell Dweller) tank. Empty/Work in Progress 135G, 40GB, 2 x 20GL, 2 x 10G
My aquarium (and more) videos on YouTube
0Originally Posted by Oskar
But as for your point, you say they only grow so large, then keep going. Well it is true. And they don't stop. But their is a point when all fish will grow to the tank dimensions and stop, because they can't. Being stunted. That was what I was talking about.
You miss quoted me 100%They grow to the tank size. The more space they have, the faster they grow.They grow to the tank size.
I am among a small belt of Arrow fish keepers in my area. Most of them won't get a tank past 6ft and 3ft 3ft. And all of the fish don't grow past 3.1-3.8ft long.
But on the whole fish are forced by us to grow to the size of a tank. Yet some will grow more, you are saying it as 100% correct with out one chance that the fish or any fish won't keep growing or stay small. How can you say that when fish of all types change our perceptions all the time?
What I was saying is what I wrote. Just logical follow on of the sentences, just using periods to answer the question, and give better force to what I said with clarity. You miss quoted. And have hence made a mess of what was stated. For me 4 year exp on my own fish keeping and from people I have know fish keeping for longer than I have lived, is how I have based my thoughts and most of my posts ever posted on AC.
So I repeat.They grow to the tank size. The more space they have, the faster they grow.That is not true either.The more you feed them,the faster they grow.It has nothing to do with the size of tank they are in.
And IFed the same. FED THE SAME. FED THE SAME.
Man I must have dreamt all of that. Must go and check my tank out, and see that he is not still small.
My RTS has done the same, he is now just of 5 inches in the 1 year I have kept it. And he started at 2in. Wow that must never ever have happened.
Quiet a few of my Kulies which I have kept in my 100g are now 8in long and have been in the tank for 1 year now, and these I purchased at 4in.
Ohh and my Sev which is 10in long was spawned and grown in a 150g tank, 6ft long. And from what the owner said it took him 1 year to get half of his size, and the another year to finish that size. This fish had been kept from a young fish to old fish. Then the man got rid of him and a few others of his severum group, and a chap had them for 6 years. Now I have had him for 1 years now. And he is doing great. That fish two must have had some odd problem about not at all growing as large and as fast as they are able to do in the right conditions.
Oh and one more my BN which is a BN is now nearly 7 inch long. And he I have spawned my own and is one year old and been in a 100g all its life, till now and he is in a 75g cube.
Must get out o chair and hit head on wall to make sure I am alive and not mental.
Now as to the factThe more you feed them,the faster they grow.It has nothing to do with the size of tank they are in.
But it has everything to do to the size of the tank and the food.
All mine get fed a great diet, and they only grow to the size of the tank, and then grow more if I take them out before they get stunted. I never keep a fish that can get stunted in any of my tanks.
So no you are wrong on one point. Fish grow faster if they have better space. But food is needed. And logically included. DuhhhhhhhBe a responsible fish keeper! Study before buying!
Never give in to impulse buying of Aquatic Fish.
You are wrong in your first post,and in this post MAC. It would be nice if you could admit it,then let it go. But as you have shown in the second post,I am sure you will not.
Go on with trying to tell people how to keep fish,even though what you say is usually wrong.
Good Day.
I'm done with this.
Mercy, That's one scary looking fish!It is a beautiful fish but I'm a big chicken and I would be afraid he would bite my hand off.//


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Friday, October 11, 2013
As I write, we are now over a week into this government shutdown and a quick resolution is not in sight. Most of us would like to see one, but each day that passes brings us closer to the debt ceiling, yet another Washington issue that needs resolving. In deciding how we fix these two storms at the Capitol, I'd ask you consider two things.
First, we could pass a so called "clean" Continuing Resolution tomorrow, but without resolving the underlying budget issue we will find ourselves right back in the current impasse in a few weeks.
Any of the Continuing Resolutions being offered by both Republicans and Democrats take us to just mid-November or mid-December, and to fix this larger financial log-jam there has to be resolution of where the House, Senate and White House are on spending. The same is true for a "clean" debt ceiling raise, which would raise the limit on our credit card, but would do nothing to address the $17 trillion we already owe, or the way government spending continues to grow. According to Congressional Budget Office, in just 12 years there will only be enough money for interest and entitlement spending – and no other federal government spending - without borrowing, cutting or taxing significantly more. One can argue about the tactics and timing of this particular debate – the nexus here was Republicans' question on whether or not we can afford another $1 trillion dollar entitlement – but it underscores the degree to which we have to have this debate as a society. Twelve years away is coming fast.
In many ways we are here because there has been an absolute breakdown of the funding process in Washington. In stark contrast to when I left Congress thirteen years ago, what was once an annual debate on twelve federal spending categories, has devolved to funding government by so-called Continuing Resolution. In bulk and without debate or amendment government winds up simply funded at last year's levels, and among other things this makes the government we do have less effective because the planning process becomes near impossible for agencies. So in some form or another we need to get our arms around spending in Washington, and if not now, most folks ask me - then when? Do pressures to limit spending somehow get better in another month or two?
Second, while I'm hardly a defender of process in Washington, the way things have been done offer some insight into how they will next be done in the Capital city. Over the last 35 years there have been 53 debt limit increases, and 17 government shut downs. Except in a handful of years where debt increases were automatic and therefore not debated, in every other instance they have been subject to negotiation. Whether there were Democratic or Republican presidents, Senates, or Houses – every time there was negotiation. But the President in this instance is joined by Harry Reid in saying there can be no negotiation. Isn't that the American way? We have differences, and lots of them…but we sit down and have managed to iron them out for over 200 years.
This change in perceived executive branch authority is particularly important given the Constitutional questions that are raised when the President decides unilaterally how his own law will be enforced and enacted. This is also an American first given the founding fathers charged the executive branch with enactment of the whole law – never parts of it at their discretion.
Many friends in Summerville tell me newly claimed Presidential authority and Washington spending are issues worth confronting now.
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Houston janitors rallied in the Galleria area Saturday because of poor pay and lack of job options. Protesters gathered at Westheimer and Post Oak.
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Janitors say they want the richest 1 percent of people in Houston to do their fair share by creating good, middle-class jobs in the city.
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Junior middleweight Shane Mosley Jr. will make his professional debut against Mark Cardova on the April 26 undercard of the Jose Zepeda-Rob Frankel junior welterweight fight at Port Hueneme, Calif. The fight will be televised on UniMas, Top Rank announced on Tuesday.
Zepeda (19-0, 16 KOs) had his winning streak of nine straight stoppage victories ended in his last fight, a unanimous decision over Luis Arceo in October. Frankel is 32-14-1, with 6 knockouts, and Mosley's opponent, Cardova, is 0-1.
In other bouts on the card, featherweight Saul Rodriguez (12-0-1, 9 KOs) will meet Miguel Zamudio (29-3-1, 16 KOs), as will light heavyweights Trevor McCumby (14-0, 11 KOs) and Rafael Valenzuela (9-2, 1 KO).
Top Rank has officially announced the May 31 quadrupleheader headlined by former RING junior featherweight champion Nonito Donaire against RING No. 4-rated WBA featherweight beltholder Simpiwe Vetyeka. Vetyeka-Donair is supported by featherweight contender Nicholas Walters versus ex-beltholder Vic Darchinyan.
The show, ich whtakes place at the Cotai Arena at The Venetian Macao in Macau, China, will also match unbeaten IBF featherweight beltholder Evgeny Gradovich against Alexander Miskirtchian, as well as 122-pound standout Chris Avalos opposite Yasutaka Ishimoto, according to Arum.
"All eyes will be on the fabulous Cotai Arena with these three world title fights in one of boxing's hottest divisions," said Top Rank CEO Bob Arum, in a prepared release. "'Featherweight Fury' is one of the most exciting events I have promoted in a long time."
Ranked No. 8 among THE RING's featherweights, Donaire (32-2, 21 knockouts) was last in the ring for a ninth-round TKO of Darchinyan (39-6-1, 28 KOs) in November.
In his last bout, Vetyeka (26-2, 16 KOs) won his belt with a sixth-round upset knockout of previously unbeaten and long-reigning No. 1-rated featherweight Chris John, who announced his retirement following the loss in December.
Ranked No. 4 as a junior featherweight, Darchinyan will attempt to rebound against Walters (23-0, 19 KOs), who scored his third consecutive knockout with a fourth-round TKO of Alberto Garza in November.
Gradovich (18-0, 9 KOs) is coming off a ninth-round knockout of ex-beltholder Billy Dib in a November defense of the belt he won from Dib by split decision two fights earlier. The rematch took place on the undercard of Manny Pacquiao-Brandon Rios in Macau.
Miskirtchian (24-2-1, 9 KOs) will be after his 12th straight win, having last been in action for a majority decision over France-based Sofiane Takoucht in January.
Avalos (23-2, 17 KOs) will be in pursuit of his fifth consecutive victory against Ishimoto (24-6, 7 KOs), who scored somewhat of an upset three fights ago with a majority decision over Wilfredo Vazquez Jr. last April in Macau.
The Donaire-Vetyeka fight will be televised on the same day in America on HBO, beginning at 4 p.m. ET/PT. The telecast will also include the IBF super middleweight title rematch between defending champion Carl Froch and top contender George Groves, which will take place at Wembley Stadium in London. Froch rose from a first-round knockdown to score a disputed ninth-round knockout of Groves in November.
Top Rank's schedule:
May 17, The Forum, Inglewood, California – HBO
WBO welterweight eliminator
Juan Manuel Marquez, 55-7-1, 40 KOs, Mexico City
vs Mike Alvarado, 34-2, 23 KOs, Denver
WBC Junior middleweight eliminator
Vitor Postal, 25-0, 10 KOs, Kiev, Ukraine
vs Selcuk Aydin, 26-2, 19 KOs, Hamburg, Germany
Junior lightweights
Diego Magdaleno, 25-1, 10 KOs, Las Vegas
vs Oscar Bravo, 21-3, 9 KOs, Santiago de Chile
Two-time Mexican Olympian
Oscar Valdez, 10-0, 9 KOs,
vs TBA
May 17, Selland Arena, Fresno – UniMas Solo Boxeo Tecate
Junior welterweights
USA Olympian Jose Ramirez, 9-0, 7 KOs, Avenal, Calif.
vs TBA
Andy Ruiz, 21-0, 15 KOs, Mexicali
vs Manuel Quezada, 29-8, 18 KOs, Chihuahua, Mexico
The International Boxing Hall of Fame joins the worldwide boxing community in mourning the loss of middleweight contender Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, who passed away on April 20 in Toronto, Canada at age 76 after a battle with prostate cancer.
"We were saddened to learn the news of 'Hurricane' Carter's passing," stated Edward Brophy, director of the Hall of Fame, "and we offer our condolences to his family and friends."
A New Jersey native who posted a record of 27-12-1 (19 KOs), Carter vanquished George Benton and Emile Griffith and among those in attendance when the Hall of Fame officially opened in June 1989.
Florida light heavyweight Rowland Bryant (17-3, 12 KOs) will face Pittsburgh's Rayco Saunders (23-22-2, 10 KOs) in an eight-round main event on Thursday at the Sands Casino Resort in Bethlehem, Pa., with Bryant being a late replacement for injured Dominican Lenin Castillo (11-0, 7 KOs) on a card promoted by Mike Tyson's Iron Mike Productions.
Also on the card is 2004 Puerto Rican Olympian Alex DeJesus (20-1, 13 KOs) in a six-round welterweight bout against Mexican Gerardo Pipino Cuevas, Jr. (17-11, 5 KOs), son of former world champion Pipino Cuevas.
In yet another bout, Philadelphia bantamweight Miguel Cartagena (12-0, 5 KOs) is being matched against Kyrgyzstan's Timur Shailezov (16-7, 3 KOs).
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We are local people who have built a coffee bar that reflect our values. Milk from a family farm. Almond, soy, and coconut options. Regular and gluten-free pastries from local bakers. Handcrafted breakfast burritos. Fruit smoothies. Free wifi. Event space in the lower level.
Our hours: Mon-Fri 6:30 -6 Sat-Sun 7 -6
We feature Intelligentsia brewed coffees, espresso drinks, and blended coffee drinks.
Intelligentsia believes that coffees should be understood as a true collaboration, with both sides investing a great deal of time, energy and ideas to produce something great. At the end of this process, the coffee farmer who grows an award-winning cup is an artisan, and should be regarded as such. We believe human effort is the most critical factor in quality coffee and that the growers who do the best work should get the best price and individual recognition.
For us, being "green" isn't a trend. It's a way of life. As we opened our coffee bar, we incorporated our concern for the environment into our business.
Here's how we try to make a difference...biodegradable hot and cold drink cups, recyclable lids, cup sleeves made from 100% recycled fiber that are biodegradable and recylable, reusable travel cups made from corn resin (instead of plastic), reused, reclaimed, or repurposed furniture, and fuel for our cars made from used cooking oil.
Choices matter. We try to help the planet with ours. Enjoy your coffee!
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The Dirty Heads' Jared Watson talks about Landing Their Big Gig
Jared Watson, left, of hip-hop-flavored reggae band the Dirty Heads, performing in the Tap Milwaukee studios last month. Watson talked to Tap about landing his first big at the famed Roxy in Los Angeles. Photo by Bill Schulz. »Read Full Blog Post
This is the final weekend for most Milwaukee County Parks pools
Milwaukee County Parks pools will begin closing after this weekend as lifeguards begin heading back to campus.
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A daily roundup of the most important energy, environment, and climate news from around the world.
Global CO2 levels pass long-feared milestone (via New York Times)
UNFCC Paris meeting projected as pivotal climate point (via USA Today)
We've hit 400ppm – here's what that means (via Mother Jones)
Is Canada's oil too dirty for Europe? (via International Herald Tribune)
US decision on Keystone XL pipeline seen dragging past summer (via Reuters)
TransCanada files lawsuit to block Keystone XL protests (via The Oklahoman)
White House outlines framework for managing Arctic (via The Hill)
Half world's plants, third of animals threatened by climate change (via Los Angeles Times)
PwC questions EU-China solar PV tariff claims (via Recharge)
Solar module manufacturing trends in 2012 (via CleanTechnica)
Hyundai's 50-acre rooftop solar system will be South Korea's largest PV system (via Autoblog Green)
Better batteries could revolutionize solar, wind power (via USA Today)
Wind industry wants PTC extended for big piece of energy pie (via Greentech Media)
A rare bipartisan clean energy bill is ready for passage (via InsideClimate News)
Is Xcel's top spot in US wind power in jeopardy? (via Star-Tribune)
Maine governor wants wind energy goals out of state law (via Bangor Daily News)
Rooftop solar firms launch net metering advocacy alliance (via Solar Industry Magazine)
UK regulators defer smart meter rollout (via Navigant Research)
Smart grid revenue in China will surpass $15 billion a year by 2020 (via Navigant Research)
India's coal import boom has limited beneficiaries (via Reuters)
Coal-export plans going off the rails in Pacific Northwest (via Grist)
Project aims to track carbon footprints of big cities (via Phys.org)
It's not all about CO2: a plan to help cut short-term climate pollutants (via Grist)
Texas project called milestone for carbon capture (via Houston Chronicle)
Russia plowing $32 billion into nuclear over next two years (via SmartPlanet)
Exelon waiting for pricier power (via Crain's Chicago Business)
Efficiency gains could cut cellphone network power use 90% (via GreenBiz)
DOE energy efficiency upgrade program nets over $41 million in savings (via EarthTechling)
Maine votes to ban ethanol in gasoline, takes stand against E15 (via Autoblog Green)
New interactive map tracks plug-in vehicle adoption in California (via Green Car Congress)
Ohio a potential hub for EV jobs (via EarthTechling)
Global oil prices pressured by US tripling crude exports to Canada (via Houston Chronicle/Bloomberg)
Tennessee Valley Authority to remain publicly owned (via Reuters)
US natural gas export plans stir debate (via NPR/AP)
Washington politics splits Silicon Valley on Keystone XL (via Greentech Media)
150 major Democratic donors urge Obama to reject Keystone pipeline (via InsideClimate News)
Elon Musk bails on Zuckerberg group after Keystone, drilling ads (via The Hill)
We just passed the climate's "grim milestone" (via Mother Jones)
Should Washington go small on energy and climate policy? (via National Journal)
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Forget 'big bang' Lords reform. We could still push ahead with modest changes that the public would applaud
It is never a good thing in politics to say "I told you so", but I'm afraid that for me the abandonment on Monday of the Government's Lords Reform Bill had all the hallmarks of the same experience in the Commons way back in 1969. At least this time they did not waste 11 parliamentary days in a fruitless effort to push through reform, but I feared it was always destined to end in tears.
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I love the feeling of being a naked egg atop that throbbing steel," Lauren Hutton told the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Oct. 20, the day before she set out on a planned 100-mile motorcycle trip across southern Nevada. "You feel vulnerable—but so alive."
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Hutton, who appeared in 1977's Viva Knievel with cycling daredevil Evel Knievel, is also "in good spirits," says her publicist Joe Quenqua, and unlikely to curb what he calls "a very active lifestyle" that also includes scuba diving and even dogsledding.
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since i live in san jose i am not able to see the wings play the sharks on wednesday. i want to know if anyone will be willing to sell me a calander from the game.? please write me back
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Melvin O. "MEL" Stanton, 72, a resident of Rose View Center for three years, died Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2009, at Williamsport Hospital Emergency Room. He was born July 30, 1937, in Barnesville, Ohio, the son of the late Reverend Joseph B. Stanton and Cora Mae Linear Stanton Walton.
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Mr. Stanton was a member of the Education Department and PE Council #6. He has been financial secretary of the lodge for 24 years. He received his Past State President Honors in Erie, in 1986; in November 1987, he was elected as second scribe for Past Exalted Rulers Council #6, Central Pennsylvania; in 1987, he received his Past Exalted Ruler Honors in Baltimore, Md., was a member of the Elks quartet and is a member of the Pennsylvania State Choir.
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For the 2011 film
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mania and a creative renaissance for the franchise. Arriving a few months ahead of the flick,
Muppets: The Green Album
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What Stephen Colbert has that enables him to speak the truth about the Bush White House and the White House Corespondents.
Stephen Colbert had big balls when he skewered the White House Corespondents and lampooned the Bush Administration at the White House Correspondents Dinner 2006.
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when something is a pain in the ass, it's "big balls". italian-american slang.
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In the game of pool, the big balls are the stripes, as opposed to the solids, which are called small balls. One can imagine that the solid-colored balls look smaller than the stripes, although they are all identical except in appearance.
John knocked in the nine ball first, so he got the big balls. (The nine ball is striped)
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The start of the grilling season means delicious smokey meals, perfectly charred dinners, and even grill-inspired desserts. While a nice glass of your favorite wine is desired for any meal, when the grills come out, the bottles of wine seem to go in. But just like you pair your wine with your light salad for lunch or a hearty stew that's been cooking all day for dinner, wine can also be paired with grilling and barbecue. For the holiday weekend and many sunny weekends after, here are 3 tips to help you pair wine at your next barbecue. Read More


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can you please help me with the usage of applyrule? I have the following problem that I cannot isolate. I have a rule that I want to apply, but instead of applying the rule to the expression, the rule seems to be applied to itself. In an isolated worksheet everything is fine:
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I want to clarify, that the script that is read before applying those rules does not apply a similar rule. Also the variables rule and x were free. Can you please help me to locate the problem?
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Consider f(x,y) defined as:f := proc (x, y) options operator, arrow; x*y/(x+y) end proc
Then f(A, B); becomes:(A * B )/(A + B)
now consider the polynomial:(poly2)
This polynomial is just the expansion of the polynomial below (lets call it poly1) which MAPLE does not recognize.
Here you can see that A,B on top and X,Y on the bottom are clearly of the form f(x,y).
Is there a way you can get MAPLE to recognize certain algebraic forms such that the polynomial poly2 could be written either as poly1 (already shown above) or as poly3 below:
poly3:=(f(A, B)+X)/(X+f(Y, X))
I have tried using simplify in the following form but not much luck. It doesn't seem to recognize anything other than the obvious.
simplify(poly2, {A*B/(A+B) = F1}, tdeg(A, B))
(I am still a bit new to the MAPLE syntax and procedures so apologies if I have missed something obvious function that can do this.)
Hello, I have a similary issue with the following post :
In a constraint equation (in mechanics), I need to make these algebraic substitutions :
--> sqrt(xA1² + yA1²) =rF1 --> arctan(abs(yA1)/abs(xA1)) = aF1--> sqrt(xC1^2+yC1^2) = rBTP--> arctan(abs(yC1)/abs(xC1))=a1
I try to do it with this code :
ListAlgsubs:={sqrt(xA1^2+yA1^2)=rF1,sqrt(xA2^2+yA2^2)=rF2,sqrt(xA3^2+yA3^2)=rF3, sqrt(xA4^2+yA4^2)=rF4,arctan(abs(yA1)/abs(xA1))=aF1,-arctan(abs(yA2)/abs(xA2))=aF2,pi+arctan(abs(yA3)/abs(xA3))=aF3,pi-arctan(abs(yA4)/abs(xA4))=aF4,sqrt(xC1^2+yC1^2)=rBTP,arctan(abs(yC1)/abs(xC1))=a1};for i from 1 to nops(ListAlgsubs)do Branch1Cons:=applyrule(op(i,ListAlgsubs),Branch1Cons)end do:Branch1Cons:= simplify(Branch1Cons);
I have tried with algsubs or applyrule but it wasn't successfull in both cases.
Do you have an idea how can I do to simplify my expressions ? and namely conduct a good use of applyrule function
I join an extract of my code in order to facilitate the troubleshooting.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Hello everyone,
I am working on a program in Maple and got stuck in exchanging limits for integrals. For example, if I have an expression of following type.
Eq:=4*Int(f(x), x=0..1/3)+Int(x*f(x), x=0..2/3);
I want to convert it in to an expression of form
4*Int(f(x),x=0..x)-4*Int(y,x=1/3..x)+ Int(x*f(x), x=0..x)- Int(x*f(x), x=2/3..x)
In short, I want to split both the integral at x but flip in limits in the second integral. I tried as follows which did not work
applyrule(Int(f::anything,y=c::numeric..d::numeric)=Int(f,y=c..x)-Int(f,y=c..x), Eq)
Please, help me!
Thank you for your time.
I am trying to do a substitution as shown in the attached document. I know variants of this question have been asked before but dont quiet get what to do. It is problem with algsubs and how it handles denominators I think. Can get substiturion to work for simple fractions but more complicated ones fail. Would appreciate any guidance here.
Error, (in algsubs) cannot compute degree of pattern in a
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Hi everyone,
I have a question regarding the use of the applyrule function. I have an expression that contains a polynomial. The expression looks something like:
Y := (a0 + a_1*x + a_2*x^2 + ... a_n*x^n)*f(y) + b_0 + b_1*x + b_2*x^2 + ... b_n*x^n)*g(y):
I would like to express this as y(x) = P_1*f(y) + P_2*g(y).
So far I have tried applyrule([a0 + a_1*x + a_2*x^2 + ... a_n*x^n = P_1, b_0 + b_1*x + b_2*x^2 + ... b_n*x^n) = P_2],Y):
This doesn't seem to work. Any suggestions?
Dear people in Mapleprimes,
alpha-gamma*q[k]-eta*(int(q[i], i = 0 .. M__n))-eta*q[k] = p[k];
algsubs(-eta*(int(q[i], i = 0 .. M__n))-eta*q[k] = -eta*(int(q[i], i = 0 .. M__n)), alpha-gamma*q[k]-eta*(int(q[i], i = 0 .. M__n))-eta*q[k] = p[k]);
This works fine.
applyrule(-eta*(int(q[i], i = 0 .. M__n))-eta*q[k] = -eta*(int(q[i], i = 0 .. M__n)), alpha-gamma*q[k]-eta*(int(q[i], i = 0 .. M__n))-eta*q[k] = p[k]);
This doesn't bring an right replacement.
What difference is there between applyrule and algsubs?
Best wishes
restart: tmp:=Vector( [ 1+(-s[2]-s[4]+2*w[1]/(1+1/exp(mu[p]))^2+(2*(-w[1]+1))/(1+1/(exp(mu[p])*exp(eta[p2])))^2)*s[1]^3+(-s[2]+s[3])*s[1]^2-s[2]*s[1], (s[2]+s[4]-2*w[1]/(1+1/exp(mu[p]))^2-(2*(-w[1]+1))/(1+1/(exp(mu[p])*exp(eta[p2])))^2)*s[1]^3 ] );
rule3:=w[1]/(1+1/exp(mu[p]))^2+(-w[1]+1)/(1+1/(exp(mu[p])*exp(eta[p2])))^2 = s[3];
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This is part of a large simplifcation where lots of terms are being substituted. In two of those terms, it did not simplify as we would expect.
I think the main thing is trying to find a way to factor out the "2".
I could do this
> rule3:=w[1]/(1+1/exp(mu[p]))^2+(-w[1]+1)/(1+1/(exp(mu[p])*exp(eta[p2])))^2 = s[3];>rule3:=2*rule3;> rule3ne:=-(w[1]/(1+1/exp(mu[p]))^2+(-w[1]+1)/(1+1/(exp(mu[p])*exp(eta[p2])))^2) = -s[3];> rule3ne:=2*rule3ne;
> applyrule(rule3,tmp[1]);> applyrule(rule3ne,tmp[2]);
For this example, this works.
But I hope for a more generic approach.
Hello people in Mapleprimes,
I want to know how to use apply rule in the following problem.
Please tell me how to do about this.
returns F(2*K,2*L), which is right.
But, what I want to do is to apply the rule with holding n as general variable of real number.
But, what I can get through
is only 2*F(K,L) not F(2*K,2*L).
What should I write additinally to the above to have Maple calcurate and produce the outcome as F(2*K,2*L), F(3*K,3*L) and so on?
Best wishes.
Hi Everyone,
I have an expression that contains a second order derivative: EXPR:=ay''(x) + bz'(x) + cf'(x)+... The variable y obeys an ordinary differential equation, y''(x) = f(y,x). I would like to replace the second order deriavtive in my expression with f(y,x). So far I have tried applyrule([y''(x)=f(y,x)],EXPR), subs(y''(x)=f(y,x),EXPR) and algsubs(y''(x)=f(y,x),EXPR) and nothing seems to work. Any helpful suggestions?
kappa := Vector(7, [1,w[1]*(1-phi+phi*(1-1/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]))))+(1-w[1])* (1-phi+phi*(1-1/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]-eta[p2])))),w[1]*phi/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[ p3]))+(1-w[1])*phi/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]-eta[p2])),w[1]*(1-phi+phi*(1-1/(1+exp (-mu[p])))*(1-phi)+phi^2*(1-1/(1+exp(-mu[p])))*(1-1/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]))))+ (1-w[1])*(1-phi+phi*(1-1/(1+exp(-mu[p]-eta[p2])))*(1-phi)+phi^2*(1-1/(1+exp(- mu[p]-eta[p2])))*(1-1/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]-eta[p2])))),w[1]*phi^2*(1-1/(1+exp (-mu[p])))/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]))+(1-w[1])*phi^2*(1-1/(1+exp(-mu[p]-eta[p2])) )/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]-eta[p2])),w[1]*(phi/(1+exp(-mu[p]))*(1-phi)+phi^2/(1+ exp(-mu[p]))*(1-1/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]))))+(1-w[1])*(phi/(1+exp(-mu[p]-eta[p2 ]))*(1-phi)+phi^2/(1+exp(-mu[p]-eta[p2]))*(1-1/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]-eta[p2])) )),w[1]*phi^2/(1+exp(-mu[p]))/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]))+(1-w[1])*phi^2/(1+exp(- mu[p]-eta[p2]))/(1+exp(-mu[p]-tau[p3]-eta[p2]))]);
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Here is the expression, I am trying to simplify, given a set of rules. NEW_Cole.mw
I have tried different substitutions, using simplify with side rules, applyrule, eval, subs, algsubs.
But none seem to be working as the way I want them to be.
Is there a better way?
I have a maple program that generates a polynomial g(y)=(80y^8 + 68y^6 + 12y^4 -4y^2 -1). This polynomial has two real roots (irrational roots), call them +/- y*. My code does a sequential calculation, and often sI am left with a higher order polynomial in y that has the form h(y)= p(y)*g(y), where p(y) is also a polynomial in y. This polynomial h(y)=p(y)*g(y) is not in factored form (i.e. it would look like expand(p(y)*g(y)). Is there a way to instruct maple to recoginize that +/-y* is also a root h(y)=p(y)*g(y)? So far I've tried things like applyrule([g(y*)=0],h(y*)), but nothing seems to work (I suspect because Maple cannot recgonize that g(y) is a factor of h(y)). I am not interested in computing this numerically. I am just trying to find a way to instruct Maple to recognize symbolically that h(y*) =0.
Thanks a million for anyone who has any idea.
I am trying to make a substitution:> restart;> f1 := conjugate(z)^2*z^2;> f2 := applyrule(z*conjugate(z) = x, f1);however the result is f2 := conjugate(z)^2*z^2Do you have any ideas how to solve the problem? Thank you.
I have the following expression (obtained from an earlier calculation):
I want to collect all the terms under one summation. So I define a rule:
collectf:=proc(f)A::algebraic*f(a::algebraic)+B::algebraic*f(b::algebraic)\ +C::algebraic*f(c::algebraic)+D::algebraic*f(d::algebraic)=f(A*a+B*b+C*c+D*d);end proc:
and then
I get
Error, (in +) unable to identify A::algebraic
I used similar constructs before so I think the rule is constructed correctly. I should, however, mention that I use the Physics:-Vectors package and in fact the expression I start up with here reads, in 1-d Maple inputform:
Physics[Vectors][`+`](Physics[Vectors][`+`](Physics[Vectors][`+`](-y*(Sum((diff(a[n](r), r))/(exp(I*Pi*n/L))^2, n))/r, (2*I)*(Sum(a[n](r)/(exp(I*Pi*n/L))^2, n))*k0), y*(Sum(a[n](r)/(exp(I*Pi*n/L))^2, n))*k0^2), -y*(Sum((diff(a[n](r), r, r))/(exp(I*Pi*n/L))^2, n)))
Is my problem related to the use of Physics:-Vectors? If so, how can I get around that?
Mac Dude
I have a differential equation:
an the solution:
I want to substitute
ekf := omega = sqrt(c/m);
algsubs(ekf, sol);but sol does not change.
This works a bit but does not substitute everything in a way that you would expedect
This is the result:
Thanks in advance
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Jim Close
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Member, APWA Solid Waste Management Committee
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By JIM PARKER
The Post and Courier
Jason Fabrizio knew the story. He had, after all, attended Towson University and landed his first job working for a home-grown national builder.
According to company lore, the builder's founder yearned for a distinct corporate name but nothing clicked. Then one day, he saw a prominent highway marker that had lost the first two letters of the state's name. Instead of Maryland, which was the builder's home state at the time, the sign blared, "ryland."
The founder had his name. Ryland Corp. would go on to become one of the largest homebuilders in the United States.
Fabrizio, meanwhile, would graduate with a political science degree from Towson U. near Baltimore and take a position with Ryland in 1994. "I always knew I would be a pretty good salesperson," he explains.
He would fill posts with Ryland in Charlotte, Beazer in Memphis and then divisional chief for Eastwood Homes in the Charleston area. He left Eastwood in early 2011and by fall would kick off his own Mount Pleasant-based homebuilding firm.
Not unexpectedly, when Fabrizio pondered company names, he harkened back to the Maryland sign miscue and its serendipitous result.
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- Single Season Rankings: 11th in assists (1,211 in 2012) and 11th in assists-per-set average (11.01 in 2012)
2013 (Sr.): Earned fourth letter at Ball State … Second Team All-Mid-American Conference … MAC West Division Offensive Player of the Week (Nov. 18) … played in all 32 matches, making 24 starts, to help Ball State claim a share of the MAC West Division title … saw action in 111 of a possible 116 sets … dished out 1095 assists on the year to help the Ball State offense rank first in the MAC and seventh nationally with a 14.84 kills-per-set average … posted a 9.86 assists-per-set average to rank fifth in the MAC and help the team rank sixth nationally with a 13.96 assists-per-set average … helped the Cardinals rank second in the MAC with a .242 hitting percentage … handed out a career-high 64 assists in five sets versus Toledo (Nov. 7), while adding 63 helpers in four sets at Western Michigan (Nov. 16) … also dished out 60 assists versus Miami (Oct. 26) … tallied 40-or-more assists in 12 matches … collected 13 assist/dig double-doubles on the year … earned a career-high 21 digs at Toledo (Oct. 3) … added 17 digs at the College of Charleston (Sept. 21) … ranked second on the team with 31 service aces on the year … served up a career-best five aces at Iowa (Sept. 13), after tallying four aces earlier in the day versus Western Illinois (Sept. 13) … added three aces versus both IPFW (Sept. 4) and Buffalo (Oct. 5) … recorded a career-best six block assists versus Bowling Green (Oct. 25) … tied a career-high with two solo blocks at Minnesota (Sept. 6) and versus UIC (Sept. 14) … recorded five block assists in three of the Cardinals' final six matches … recorded at least one block in 24 matches … added 58 kills on the year, including five kills versus IPFW and Northern Illinois (Oct. 12) … Hawkeye Challenge Tournament MVP.
2012 (Jr.): Earned third letter at Ball State … started 29 matches at setter, while missing two matches due to injury … played in 110 of a possible 116 sets … dished out 1,211 assists on the year which is the 11th-best single season total in program history … helped lead the Cardinals to a .217 hitting mark for the season … dished out a season-high 62 assists at Central Michigan (Nov. 10) … handed out 61 assists at Miami (Oct. 20) … logged at least 21 assists in all 29 matches she played, with 40-or-more on 20 occasions … led the squad with 16 assist/dig double-double on the season … collected a season-best 18 digs at Eastern Michigan (Nov. 9) … recorded at least three digs in every match she played … served up a season-high three aces in the season opener versus Gardner-Webb (Aug. 24) … led the team with 24 service ace on the year … blasted a career-best six kills versus VCU (Aug. 25) and recorded at least one kill in 25 matches … posted a season-best five block assists at Buffalo (Oct. 27) … scored at least one block in 23 matches.
2011 (So.): Earned second letter at Ball State ... suffered a season-ending knee injury prior to Ball State's match at Western Michigan (Nov. 4) ... played in 25 matches, earning seven starts, to help Ball State earn an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament ... saw action in 92 of a possible 119 sets ... has helped set the Ball State offense to a .246 hitting mark this season, which is the fifth-best hitting percentage in program history ... served as the starting setter for four matches; Western Michigan (Oct. 1), Ohio (Oct. 14), Kent State (Oct. 15) and Miami (Oct. 21) ... led the BSU offense to a season-best .390 (39-9-77) hitting mark at Kent State ... dished out a season-best 48 assists at Ohio, while adding career-best of two solo blocks and three total blocks ... also tallied 14 digs versus the Bobcats to earn her second career double-double, while pounding three kills ... passed out double-digit assists in 10 matches ... collected 33 assists and 13 digs versus WMU (Oct. 1) for her first career double-double ... tallied a season-high 16 digs versus Evansville (Sept. 2) and at Akron (Sept. 24) ... also served up a season-high three aces versus the Purple Aces.
2010 (Fr.): Earned first letter at Ball State ... helped lead the Cardinals to a 24-5 (14-2 MAC) record and the program's eighth MAC regular season title and first since the 2002 season ... played in 10 matches and 21 sets ... handed out her first career assist versus Robert Morris (Sept. 4) ... set the final three sets in Ball State's five-set win at IPFW (Sept. 14), dishing out 26 assists and collecting a season-high four total blocks ... set the final three sets as Ball State rallied from down 2-0 to earn a five-set win over Appalachian State (Sept. 18) ... dished out a season-high 34 assists in the win, while serving up a career-best three aces ... tallied a season-high eight digs versus both IPFW and Appalachian State ... blasted a season-high four kills and added eight assists, five digs and three block assists in BSU's MAC season opening victory at Northern Illinois (Sept. 24) . . .collected 22 assists at Buffalo (Oct. 9).
PREP CAREER: Earned three letters in volleyball at St. Charles East for coach Jennie Kull ... two-time All-Conference honoree and a second-team All-State selection as a junior ... helped St. Charles East compile a 90-24 overall record in three years, including a 32-7 mark her senior season ... led St. Charles East to a state championship her junior year, after the team placed third her sophomore season ... team collected three conference titles over her career ... named to the All-Area First team in the Daily Herald and Chronicle as a junior ... played club volleyball for Club Fusion ... helped her 17 Black team place third at JVA nationals and win the PrepVolleyball.com championship alongside fellow recruit Kylee Baker.
PERSONAL: Maintains a 3.348 grade-point average as a physical education major … on track to graduate after the 2014 fall semester ... born Aug. 7, 1992 in Winfield, Ill... . daughter of Alan and Roberta Seidel ... father was a three-sport athlete in soccer, hockey and baseball at Northern Illinois ... full name is Jacqueline Louise Seidel.
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text: Eastern Washington Rural town fights gang violence with a summer picnic By Anna King • Aug 11, 2011 Anna King / Northwest News Network Listen Listening... / This past spring we brought you the story of an Eastern Washington dairy town plagued by gang violence. Now, several months later residents of Outlook, Washington are fighting gangs with summer camps and social gatherings. This spring a 17-year-old girl was shot at her home in Outlook, Wash. allegedly by four gang members. But just recently, blocks away from that murder site, children played bean bag toss and took whacks at a piñata. Activist in tiny Outlook, Washington wants a town where people aren't afraid By Anna King • Apr 12, 2011 Anna King / Northwest News Network Listen Listening... / This week we're taking a look at what police say is a resurgence of gang activity - especially in rural areas. In part two of "Living in Gangland," we bring you the story of the unincorporated town of Outlook, in Eastern Washington - and one woman who is fighting to get the town back. When "Maria" gets off Interstate 82 and heads down the off ramp for Outlook – she starts praying - that she'll get home safe today. Rural gangs claim public lands By Austin Jenkins • Apr 11, 2011 Austin Jenkins / Northwest News Network This week we're taking a look at what police say is a resurgence of gang activity - especially in rural areas. In part one of our series "Living In Gangland," we go on patrol with a Washington Fish and Wildlife cop. Gang violence is mostly a big city problem. But in parts of the rural Northwest, police are grappling with gang rivalries, graffiti and even drive-by shootings. Just ask Darin Smith, chief of police in Royal City, Washington, population 2,000. Bird watchers (and sandhill cranes) flock to eastern Washington By KPLU News Staff & The Associated Press • Mar 28, 2011 Courtesy Othello Sandhill Crane Festival Thousands of their fans will greet them, but the onlookers will be outnumbered by approximately 25,000 to 35,000 sandhill cranes making a stop in eastern Washington. The birds stand up to 4 feet tall, and stop in the Othello area every March at the Columbia National Wildlife refuge on their way to summer breeding grounds in Alaska. For the past 14 years Othello has celebrated the rite of spring and welcomed birdwatchers with the annual Othello Sandhill Crane Festival. The video below is from the festival's web site.