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Rolland Ellsworth Jr. — "Rojo," to his friends — had a contagious, fun-loving spirit.
"The memories we have of Rojo are sitting around on our balcony and telling stories and the guy didn't stop laughing for an hour straight," said Brett Trembly, president of Kappa Sigma, a fraternity to which Ellsworth had pledged. "Rojo was the last person in the world you would want something like this to happen to. He was one of the happiest people that I've ever met."
Ellsworth, an 18-year-old freshman at Eastern New Mexico University, died Thursday in a bull-riding accident during a rodeo at Sul Ross State University in Alpine, Texas.
A bull he was riding bucked him off and then stepped on him, according to David Browder, head coach of the ENMU rodeo team. Browder said Ellsworth was wearing a chest-protecting safety vest.
"We are deeply saddened by this terrible news," ENMU President Steven Gamble wrote in a press release Friday. "Our hearts go out to the Ellsworth family and all of his friends. We will do everything we can to help them cope with this tragedy."
"Anytime we lose a student," Gamble added, "we have lost a part of the Eastern family. We are all in a state of shock and grief."
The rodeo team continued in the competition following the death, according to Ronnie Birdsong, vice president for University Relations and Enrollment Services.
Ellsworth was from Ramah, a town roughly 100 miles west of Albuquerque.
Kappa Sigma members said Ellsworth was a rodeo enthusiast, and even had a rodeo scholarship lined up at a Kansas University. But the scholarship fell through, as did entry to another New Mexico university.
So Ellsworth chose to attend ENMU, where he told Kappa Sigma members at a fraternity retreat last weekend in Amarillo that he felt "the wind blew him to (Eastern) for a reason," Trembly said.
Sophomore Mario Cabrera, Ellsworth's big brother in the fraternity, described Ellsworth as quiet and laid-back, but always smiling.
"If we saw him smiling then we would start smiling too — it was contagious," Cabrera said. "Everybody around here liked him. I don't believe there was anybody here who had a problem with him at all."
On Friday at noon Kappa Sigma members held a memorial for Ellsworth. Fraternity members said they hope to attend his funeral in Ramah. Arrangements for the funeral are still pending.


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as long as we get a bunch of big men this year...I am all for David Lee signing a 5 year 50 million dollar deal.
ONLY if we get a shotblocking center to make a Lee a permanent PF because I am sick of seeing him play out of position at the 5 spot.
I don't know if we already have a David Lee appreciation thread or not, but David Lee had a triple-double last night in a losing effort for our KNICKS: 35 points, 20 boards, and 10 assists.
Allow me two put this into historical perspective for you: David Lee's triple-double last night is the first by a KNICK in 7 YEARS. To put that 35-20-10 number into perspective, David Lee is the first player to put up that stat-line since ABA-NBA merger in 1976. I was six years old in 76' and most of you cats weren't even a gleam in your daddies' eye yet. The last players to accomplish such a feat were named Kareem and McGinnis. Look them up for those of you that ain't knowin because their names are on the 50 greatest list.
Metrosexual (in his one good post out of a million) once stated "performance over potential." So for all of you guys that think I'm "racist" because I hate on GALLO, it's you guys jocking the WRONG white boy. David Lee is a good ole' white boy from the SHOW-ME STATE (ST. Louis) puttin' in work in the BIG APPLE, and you guys can't wait to trade him. The last Knicks game I watched with HUBIE commentating, HUBIE gushed over David Lee's effort and performance and said: "I am so happy for this young man." David Lee built his game the right way, from the inside out. This is a RARE triple double by a CENTER who can also pass the ball. David Lee is proof positive that undersized guys can play big and you don't need to go halfway across the world to find whiteboys that can ball, there are plenty of those here in the cradle of hoops, the good ole midwest heartland of the USA.
as long as we get a bunch of big men this year...I am all for David Lee signing a 5 year 50 million dollar deal.
ONLY if we get a shotblocking center to make a Lee a permanent PF because I am sick of seeing him play out of position at the 5 spot.
"The Knicks are back" - Amare
I think Lee's performance alongside Gallo's puts a lot of haters in their place. I would be inclined to say it was just one game but it wasn't. Lee has been getting better and better and is one of the most consistent players in the league.
Gallo also showed what many of us have been saying he is capable of. While he has a way to go still he put up major numbers while shooting 50%. He did everything, rebounds, assists and D.
I hop some of the vocal haters are a bit humbled by two homegrown Knicks showing their worth. Next year alongside a max, these guys could be serious.
Listen, as much of a Gallinari supporter as I have been, it's one game. One game does not a season make...so let's wait until he does damage on a consistent basis before we lose our **** over what was certainly a good game for Gallo last night.
And we already knew Lee was good, but Hill at center? Hill is a PF, he will never be a center, in my opinion.
RIF...Please enlighten us on what I miscomprehended...smart guy. Using terms out of context because you think they sound witty is so lame. In addition, I did not even address you specifically but your emotional outburst and rush to hatred reveals your own insecurities. You must be from Chicago with the amount of wind you blow...


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The overnighter is for 4-H youth from age 9 through 18. The cost is $10 for the first 4-H member attending and $5 for any other 4-H member of the same family. There is a $5 fee for each adult registration. A $5 late fee will be added to registration fees for anyone registering after the Jan. 18 due date. No late registrations or money will be taken after Jan. 23 or at the door.
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Although these reflections of mine have previously been shared several years ago, the fact remains that local public libraries have continued to influence, inspire, educate and guide my learning, knowledge, understanding and overall life from the very first day I ever walked into one, to the present.
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He is survived by his sisters, Ofelia Aguilar of Karnes City, Mary Lou Martinez and husband Frank of Karnes City, Elaine Garcia of Yorktown, Teresa Perez of Beeville, Olivia Segura and husband Benito of Dickinson, Delia Lopez and husband Leonard of Pleasanton, Beatrice Mireles and husband Jesus of Pleasanton, Guadalupe Zamaripa of Pleasanton; his children, Jose Rodriguez, Jr. and wife Gloria of Pleasanton, Mary Helen Rodriguez of Florida, George Rodriguez of Karnes City, Johnny Rodriguez and wife Yolanda of Pleasanton, Jesse Rodriguez and wife Noemi of Pleasanton, Gilbert Rodriguez and wife Christine of Florida, Rudy Rodriguez and wife Carmen of Pleasanton; thirty-five grandchildren, twenty great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
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In the 13 months since it was resurrected as a workspace for artists, 400 West Rich has come a long way physically. But its courtyard and adjacent parking lot still have the feel of a secret hideout, a nook within an old industrial space where the cool kids go to hang out and drink.
As such, it's a perfect location for Urban Scrawl, which involves hanging and drinking, but much more as well. The annual happening combines artists working in public on a large scale, live music and dance performance, local food vendors and, of course, a steady flow of malty suds.
For its sixth installment and second year at the facility, property manager Chris Sherman said, "We're trying to increase the presence."
That means an upgrade from one to two stages with full performance schedules — one stage hosting indie rock curated by The Hot 17 and Organ Grinder productions, the other organized by event promoter Squared and featuring break-dancers, DJs and electronic artists.
The who's who of local artists who'll spend the two days of Scrawl creating original murals on wood panels has also expanded substantially this year, from about 30 to 50 working solo and in teams.
And for the first time, beer offerings will be supplemented by a cash bar. Look for it inside adjacent food cart eatery Dinin' Hall.


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Oak Tree Country Club â East Course
Edmond, Oklahoma
June 28 â July 1
EDMOND, Okla. â Only two players managed to break par at Oak Tree Country Clubâs East Course in the first round of the OSSO Junior at Oak Tree. Colton Williams of Jacksboro, Texas, weathered a one-hour, thirty-five minute rain delay to post a 3-under-par 67 and holds a two-shot lead over William Kropp of Edmond, Okla.
Heather Wright of Houston, Texas, fired an even-par 70 â including a 3-under-par 32 on the front nine â and holds a two-shot lead over Lucy Nunn of Lawton, Okla., in the Girls Division.
The OSSO Junior at Oak Tree is a 54-hole stroke play event conducted by the American Junior Golf Association at Oak Tree Country Clubâs East Course. The tournament features 142 players, ages 12-18, from 15 states, including 59 from Oklahoma and 39 from Texas.
âI got off to a pretty good start,â said Williams, who birdied two of his first three holes. âI hit lots of greens and I just didnât really get in any trouble.â
Williams, who birdied five holes including the 458-yard par-4 second, was one of few players to tame Oak Tree.
âI love it here,â Williams said. âItâs a great course. I just hope I continue to play well on it.â
Kropp shot 2-over-par 37 on his first nine holes before making a move on the back nine. Spurred on by three birdies in his first four holes, Kropp fired a second-nine 32.
âI just played solid,â said Kropp, who lives near Oak Tree. âI kept getting up and down and I putted really well on the back nine.â
Alone in third at even-par is Robert Streb of Edmond, Okla. Justin Bond of Rockwall, Texas, and Austin Bowman of Pryor, Okla., are tied for fourth at 1-over-par 71.
âI was making some good putts on the front side,â said Wright, who was one of 71 players who were forced to take shelter when storms rolled through central Oklahoma.
But not even the weather could stop Wright, who birdied two of her first three holes after the delay en-route to taking the first-round lead in the Girls Division.
âIt didnât really affect me at all,â she said.
Nunn fired a 2-over par 72 to claim sole possession of second place in the Girls Division. Michaela Cavener of Tulsa, Okla., and Lauren Espinosa of Hickory Creek, Texas are tied for third at 4-over-par 74.
The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The largest association of its kind, the AJGA has a junior membership (boys and girls ages 12-18) of approximately 5,000 junior golfers from 50 states and 30 foreign countries.
Titleist, the AJGAâs National Sponsor, has been the catalyst and driving force behind the Associationâs success since 1989. Rolex Watch USA, a supporter of the AJGA since 1983, became the inaugural AJGA Premier Partner in 2004.
AJGA alumni have risen to the top of amateur, collegiate and professional golf. More than 160 former AJGA juniors currently play on the PGA and LPGA Tours and have compiled more than 300 wins. AJGA alumni include Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, Davis Love III, Mike Weir, Charles Howell III, Jim Furyk, Vicki Goetze-Ackerman, Grace Park, Cristie Kerr and Beth Bauer.
The second round of the OSSO Junior at Oak Tree will consist of two waves of tee times from the first and 10th tees. The first starts at 7:30 a.m. and concludes at 9:09 a.m. The second wave begins at noon and concludes at 1:39 p.m. For more information on the OSSO Junior at Oak Tree, call tournament headquarters at (405) 340-1010
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The Neutral Zone (episode)
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|"The Neutral Zone"
|TNG, Episode 1x26
Production number: 40271-126
First aired: 16 May 1988
|25th of 176 produced in TNG
|25th of 176 released in TNG
|130th of 728 released in all
| Teleplay By
Maurice Hurley
Story By
Deborah McIntyre & Mona Clee
Directed By
James L. Conway
|41986.0 (2364)
After rescuing three ancient humans from cryogenic stasis, the Enterprise is ordered to the Romulan Neutral Zone on an important mission.
Summary Edit
"First Officer's Log, Stardate 41986.0. We are awaiting the return of Captain Picard who was summoned to Starbase 718. Meanwhile, our sensors have been monitoring an ancient capsule floating in our vicinity, which appears to be from Earth."
The USS Enterprise-D encounters a ship carrying cryogenically-frozen Humans from the late 20th century during a critical mission into the Romulan Neutral Zone to solve a mystery concerning a string of destroyed Federation outposts.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard is attending an emergency conference on Starbase 718 while the bridge crew is observing an ancient space capsule, apparently from Earth. Data requests permission to board the vehicle while waiting for the captain's return.
Data and Worf beam aboard the capsule and examine the equipment. Worf is momentarily baffled by a door that must be manually opened. Upon entering the vessel's main chamber, the two discover a number of refrigeration pods. The seals on two of them have been broken, and the environment corrupted; these two contain decomposed Human remains. Three pods contain frozen Humans.
Act OneEdit
When Data is ordered back to the Enterprise in preparation for Picard's return, he requests that the frozen people also be brought aboard, as the capsule is seriously damaged.
Upon Picard's return, he immediately orders Geordi La Forge to lay in a course that will take them into the Neutral Zone. He explains to the chief officers that several outposts have been destroyed, and the Enterprise is being sent as the only Federation vessel to investigate. It is assumed that Romulans are behind the problems, but since the Federation has had no contact with them in a number of years, the situation is very uncertain. Riker and Worf both advise the captain to be prepared to fight, but he is determined to wait and see what the situation truly is before deciding on a course of action.
Meanwhile, Dr. Crusher has thawed and revived the frozen Humans. All three had been cryogenically frozen in the late twentieth century. Dr. Crusher awakens the woman, who promptly faints at the sight of Worf.
Act TwoEdit
The Humans are Clare Raymond, Ralph Offenhouse, and L.Q. "Sonny" Clemonds. As the ship continues toward the Neutral Zone, Riker explains to them what has happened, and they attempt to make sense of their new situation. Offenhouse is very concerned about his financial investments and repeatedly demands to speak to the captain so he can get in touch with his attorney or bank.
Act ThreeEdit
Offenhouse calls Picard, who is on the bridge, from his room's comm panel which he saw Riker use earlier. He later has a face-to-face talk with the captain, urging him to get contact with his bank. But the captain tells him that money has become obsolete in this century and his attorney has been dead for four hundred years. Offenhouse stands firm, stating that Humanity must still be as it once was: power-hungry and controlling. Picard retorts that Humans no longer seek such things; they have grown out of their infancy.
Act FourEdit
"Captain's Log, supplemental. We have arrived at the edge of the Neutral Zone where we will now have an opportunity to learn firsthand what happened to our distant outposts."
When the Enterprise arrives at the edge of the Neutral Zone, they find that a number of outposts have been completely obliterated. There is no evidence of conventional weapons or attack. Meanwhile, Offenhouse notices the tension level on the ship has jumped up and decides that he must take matters into his own hands and heads out to look for the captain. Picard orders the ship to yellow alert, though Riker and Worf urge him to go to red alert and battle stations.
A Romulan vessel appears in front of the Enterprise, inside Federation territory, but Picard refuses to fire on it as it de-cloaks. Offenhouse appears on the bridge just at this moment and is ordered off by Riker, but the security officers are distracted by the Romulans and fail to remove him.
Act FiveEdit
The Romulan ship responds to the Enterprise hailing them, and the Romulans reveal that their outposts have been destroyed in the same manner as the Federation's. Picard asks who is responsible, and the Romulans fall silent. Offenhouse interjects, "They haven't got a clue! They're hoping you know, but they're too arrogant to ask." Picard proposes an agreement of cooperation as both sides investigate the disappearance of the outposts, and the Romulans agree before heading back toward their own territory. Offenhouse is finally removed from the bridge.
Deanna Troi helps Clare locate one of her living descendants, and Picard makes arrangements for the three Humans to be returned to Earth on the USS Charleston at the nearest starbase. At warp 8, they can make it there in five days. Riker says that it is a shame they can't take the three with them; it's like a visit from the past.
Log entries Edit
Memorable quotes Edit
"Welcome to the 24th century."
- - Picard, after the newly-revived Clare Raymond fainted at the sight of Worf
"What is that?"
"An android."
"You mean a robot?"
"Actually, there is a distinct difference between an android and a robot..."
"And...and him, the one I saw before with the...head?"
"She means Worf..."
"He's a Klingon - that takes a little more...explanation."
- - Clemonds, Riker, Data, Raymond and Dr. Crusher
"I wanna go to the, um ... the, um... Where would a captain be?"
"Captain Picard is on the main bridge."
"Well, then, take me to the main bridge!"
- - Offenhouse and the computer
"The Yankee's right. Let's get the big boy in here!"
- - Clemonds, when Offenhouse states he wishes to speak to Picard
"They are the most unusual Humans I have ever encountered."
"Well, from what I've seen of our guests, there's not much to redeem them. Makes one wonder how our species survived the 21st century."
- - Data and Riker, discussing Clemonds, Raymond and Offenhouse
"This is the worst run ship I have ever been on. You should take lessons from the QE2. Now that's an efficient operation."
- - Ralph Offenhouse, to Picard
"A lot has changed in the past 300 years. People are no longer obsessed with the accumulation of things. We've eliminated hunger, want, the need for possessions. We've grown out of our infancy."
- - Picard to Ralph Offenhouse
"Captain, these are Romulans. They are without honor. They killed my parents in an attack on Khitomer when they were supposed to be our allies. They believe that Humans and Klingons are a waste of skin!"
- - Worf
"Silence your dog, captain!"
- - Tebok, insulting Worf
"They haven't got a clue! They're hoping you know, but they're too arrogant to ask!"
- - Offenhouse, deducing that the Romulans don't know who attacked their outposts
"Your presence is not wanted. Do you understand my meaning, captain? We... are back."
- - Tebok
"The challenge, Mr. Offenhouse, is to improve yourself... to enrich yourself. Enjoy it."
- - Picard, describing life on 24th century Earth
"Come back later, you and me can find us a couple of low-mileage pit woffies and help them build a memory."
- - Sonny, to Data
"Our mission is to go forward, and it's just begun. [...] There's still much to do. There's still so much to learn."
- - Picard, aptly ending the first season and promising that the adventures will continue...
Background information Edit
Production history Edit
- Second revised final draft script: 17 March 1988
- Premiere airdate: 16 May 1988
- UK airdate: 27 March 1991 (on BBC2)
Story and script Edit
- Maurice Hurley had something more in mind with this episode. The attacks the Romulans complain about in "The Neutral Zone" dangled as an unresolved plot device for quite some time, but there was a plan: Hurley had meant for this episode to comprise part of a trilogy in which the Borg would be formally introduced. The opening episode of the second season further explored matters, including a possible alliance between the Federation and the Romulan Empire to counter the new threat. Such plans, however, were ruined by the writer's guild strike of that year. As such, the Borg's introduction had to wait until "Q Who". (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion)
Production Edit
- The opening credits include Denise Crosby's character, Natasha Yar, despite her death in "Skin of Evil" three episodes earlier. This is the last episode to credit her as a regular.
- Wil Wheaton (Wesley Crusher) does not appear in this episode (see main character non-appearances). However the screenplay featured Wesley and it was he who replicated a guitar for Sonny Clemonds. In a scene (scripted but not filmed) Sonny asks him about several genres of popular music (including rock 'n' roll and rhythm 'n' blues) but despite being a teenager, Wesley doesn't have a clue about them. (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library)
- When Deanna Troi is conferring with Clare Raymond concerning her family tree during this episode, the console on Troi's desk displays a list of the first six actors who starred as the Doctor in Doctor Who, as well as television characters Mary Richards, Lou Grant, Kermit T. Frog and Miss Piggy (among others). Additionally, a Constitution-class starship model is seen near Clare in the room; however, the nacelles of the model are attached perpendicular to their standard positions and backwards.
- The episode's score, composed and conducted by Ron Jones, was recorded on 6 May 1988 at Paramount Stage M. (Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Ron Jones Project liner notes [1]) The complete episode score, totalling 17 minutes 14 seconds, appears on Disc Four of the Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Ron Jones Project collection.
- Appropriately, Jones composed the music for this episode that foreshadowed the inevitable first contact with the Borg that would occur in "Q Who", also scored by Jones. Afterward, he composed the widely-praised music for "The Best of Both Worlds" and "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II".
Continuity Edit
- This episode marks the first time a specific year is mentioned in relation to the setting of a Star Trek series, when Data cites the current year as 2364. This year served as the fixed reference around which subsequent timeline data was placed. Prior to this, Star Trek: The Next Generation had generally been placed in the early 24th century, per Data's line in "Encounter at Farpoint", where he established that he was from the "class of '78."
- The episode also marked the first appearance of the D'deridex-class warbird, which is seen numerous times throughout the series as well as in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager.
- Like "The Naked Now"'s reference to the USSR earlier in the season, this episode contained a historical prediction which would be proved inaccurate within a few years. While at the time that the episode was made, Sonny Clemonds' belief that his beloved Atlanta Braves are "probably still finding ways to lose" was an accurate reflection of their performance, by the time in the mid-1990s that the cryonics satellite would have been launched, the Braves were in the middle of a fifteen-year run in which they were consistently one of the premier teams in Major League Baseball, winning the World Series in 1995 (defeating the Cleveland Indians, who had been similarly misrepresented in "The Big Goodbye", where the Dixon Hill vendor thought Data was "nuts" when he mentioned that the Indians would stop Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak - they were as bad as the Braves in 1988, but had been one the better teams in the American League at the time the holonovel takes place). However, while the Braves had won eight straight divisions by 1999, they only won the series that one year, finding ways to lose the other seven years.
- The first episode in which the Borg are mentioned, although they are at this point only an unknown entity which has been destroying bases.
- This episode is the only one in Star Trek referencing the Borg attacking the Romulans. In VOY: "Unity", Commander Chakotay of the starship USS Voyager encounteres liberated Borg drones in the Delta Quadrant nearly a decade later. Among them was a former drone named Orum who identified himself as Romulan.
- Worf mentions the Romulans having killed his parents during the attack on Khitomer "when they were supposed to be our allies", however, "Reunion" later indicates Klingons and Romulans having been blood enemies for decades before that.
Reception Edit
- A mission report for this episode by Robert Greenberger was published in The Official Star Trek: The Next Generation Magazine Vol. 6, pp. 64-66.
- Director James L. Conway remembers about this episode considered one of the weaker first season shows, "It was the last episode of the first season and there was a writers' strike underway. I think it was a first draft, and since there was a strike, no one could do any work on it. Gene and the producers couldn't do rewrites, so we had to shoot what we had. If there hadn't been a strike, I think it would have been a better script." (The Official Star Trek: The Next Generation Magazine Vol. 19, pp. 49-50)
Video and DVD releases Edit
- Original UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 13, catalogue number VHR 2466, 7 May 1991
- Natasha Yar's face is obscured by shadow on the video sleeve, reflecting her death in the previous volume.
- UK re-release (three-episode tapes, Paramount Home Entertainment): Volume 1.8, catalogue number VHR 4649, 5 October 1998
- As part of the TNG Season 1 DVD collection
- As part of the TNG Season 1 Blu-ray collection
Links and references Edit
Starring Edit
Also starring Edit
- LeVar Burton as Lt. Geordi La Forge
- Michael Dorn as Lt. Worf
- Gates McFadden as Doctor Beverly Crusher
- Marina Sirtis as Counselor Deanna Troi
- Brent Spiner as Lt. Commander Data
Guest stars Edit
- Marc Alaimo as Tebok
- Anthony James as Thei
- Leon Rippy as L.Q. "Sonny" Clemonds
- Gracie Harrison as Clare Raymond
- And
Uncredited co-stars Edit
- Majel Barrett as USS Enterprise-D computer voice
- Darrell Burris as operations division officer
- Dexter Clay as operations division officer
- Jeffrey Deacon as command division officer
- Susan Duchow as operations division officer
- David Eum as Wright
- Peter Lauritson as Thomas Raymond (photography)
- Nora Leonhardt as science division ensign
- Tim McCormack as Bennett
- James McElroy as Romulan officer
- Lorine Mendell as Diana Giddings
- Susan Sackett as science division ensign
- Guy Vardaman as Darien Wallace
- Unknown actor as Romulan officer
Stand-ins Edit
- James G. Becker - stand-in for Jonathan Frakes
- Darrell Burris - stand-in for LeVar Burton
- Dexter Clay - stand-in for Michael Dorn
- Jeffrey Deacon - stand-in for Patrick Stewart
- Nora Leonhardt - stand-in for Marina Sirtis
- Tim McCormack - stand-in for Brent Spiner
- Lorine Mendell - stand-in for Gates McFadden
References Edit
1939; 1957; 1959; 1986; 1989; 1994; 2016; 2040; 2311; 2364; Atlantic Ocean; Arloff IX; brown-out; cloaking device; Birdseye, SS; Borg; Braves; cardiomyopathy; Charleston, USS; cryonics; cryonics satellite; D'deridex-class; Earth; embolism; emphysema; executive key; guitar; Geneva; Indianapolis; Kansas City; Kazis binary system; Khitomer; low-mileage pit woofie; martini; money; Mogh; New Jersey; olive; pattern replicaton; QE2; Raymond, Donald; Raymond, Edward; Raymond, Thomas; Raymond, Tommy; Romulan; Romulan Neutral Zone; Romulan philosophy; Romulan Star Empire; Science Station Delta-05; Secaucus; Sector 3-0; Sector 3-1; Starbase 39-Sierra; Starbase 718; Tarod IX; Tebok's Warbird; television; Tomed; Tomed Incident; tricorder; United Federation of Planets; United States of America; vitamin; Vulcans; Wall Street Journal; Yankees
Library Computer References Edit
- Clare Raymond's Family Tree (Original): Baker, Colin; Baker, Tom; Davidson, Peter; Frog, Kermit T.; Grant, Ginger; Grant, Louis; Hartnell, William; Houlihan, Margret; Mulcahey, Frances; Nakahara, Kellye; O'Reilley, Walter; Pertwee, Jon; Piggy, Miss; Potter, Sherman; Raymond, Brent Spiner; Raymond, Cheryl Gates; Raymond, Darrell Oja; Raymon, Denise; Raymond, Jonathan Frakes; Raymond, LeVar Burton; Raymond, Louise Cara; Raymond, Marina Sirtis; Raymond, Mary Catherine; Raymond, Wil Wesley; Richards, Mary; Summers, Maryann; Troughton, Patrick; Winchester, Charles
- Clare Raymond's Family Tree (Remastered): Alpha Centauri City; Amber, Molly Tranya; Armstrong City; Austria; Boston; British Columbia; Budapest; Burbank; California; Chicago; Czech Republic; Danville; Dejong; Despina, Marina S.; Fort Ord; Grant, Mary A.; Grinsberg, Jon; Hannibal; Hawaii; Hildebrandt, Marvin; Honolulu; Houston; Hungary; Hucklesby, Dylan; Iceland; Illinois; Indiana; Jolietville; Kansas; Kreitzman, Nicki; L5 Colony; London; Long Island; Los Angeles; Luna; Macalintal, Mary Joe; Mars; Massachusetts; Memory Alpha; Mexico; Mexico City; Missouri; New Berlin; New York; New York City; Northport; Oakhurst; Ottumwa; Pennsylvania; Philadelphia; Prague; Raymond II, Sherman P.; Raymond, Adele Simmons; Raymond, Ana Barredo; Raymond, Andrew Probert; Raymond, Angelo Dante; Raymond, Annie Kaprelian; Raymond, Brent S. Jay; Raymond, Brian Vogt; Raymond, Brian Vogt; Raymond, Brian Vogt; Raymond, Cari Thomas; Raymond, Carolyn L.; Raymond, Charles W.; Raymond, Cheryl G.; Raymond, Chris Payne; Raymond, Chris Tezber; Raymond, Craig Weiss; Raymond, David Grant; Raymond, Deborah Intyre; Raymond, Denise C.; Raymond, Don Greenberg; Raymond, Eric Bruno; Raymond, Francis M.; Raymond, Hanna Shearer; Raymond, Herman Zimmerman; Raymond, Jack B.; Raymond, James Conway; Raymond, James Holt; Raymond, Janice Lee; Raymond, Jasper Bivens; Raymond, Jeff Hadjikhani; Raymond, Jimmy Berndt; Raymond, Joe Espina; Raymond, John Van Citters; Raymond, Jonathan F.; Raymond, Kelleye N.; Raymond, Kelly Kroells; Raymond, Keven Scotti; Raymond, Kiki Morris; Raymond, Levardis B.; Raymond, Loren Bivens; Raymond, Louise Mary; Raymond, Margaret H.; Raymond, Maureen Doyle; Raymond, Max Gabl; Raymond, Michael Brown; Raymond, Michelle Liu; Raymond, Monica Clee; Raymond, Neil Wray; Raymond, Peter Molnar; Raymond, Phil Bishop; Raymond, Rick Sternbach; Raymond, Robert Burnett; Raymond, Robert Justman; Raymond, Robert Legato; Raymond, Robert Metoyer; Raymond, Roger Lay; Raymond, Ryan Adams; Raymond, Sarah Paul; Raymond, Scott Sendfonte; Raymond, Sean Sweeney; Raymond, Todd Frey; Raymond, Tony Ray; Raymond, Wade Felker; Raymond, Walter O.; Warner, Deron; Raymond, Wendy Ruiz; Raymond, Wil W. Lachance; Raymond, William Theiss; Reykjavik; Russia; St. Petersburg; Summers, Ginger; Texas; Tycho City; United Kingdom; Utopia Planitia; Vackrinos, Amanda; Victoria; Vienna; Winfield
External links Edit
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Technology in Education
The resources below were shared by NCC alumni during the 2014 Technology in Education event. These show how to use a variety of technology applications in actual K-12 classrooms.
Keynote Speaker: Joshua Zwart, math teacher & Technology Instructional Coach, Willowbrook High School
Maura Davy, fifth grade teacher, El Sierra Elementary-Downers Grove #58
Erin Minogue, music, Churchill Elementary School
Joanna Wilson, social studies, Naperville North High School
Kimpha Chau, fourth grade teacher, Evergreen Elementary School


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Utah State Office
|Release Date: 06/14/13
BLM Seeks Comment on Environmental Assessments for November Oil and Gas Lease Sale
Vernal, Utah—The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Utah Green River District is now seeking public comment on two environmental assessments (EAs) analyzing the BLM's proposal to offer 82 parcels covering 142,947 acres in the Price and Vernal Field Offices at the November 2013 oil and gas lease sale. The EA for the Price Field Office analyzed 75 parcels covering 137,441 acres, and the EA for the Vernal Field Office analyzed seven parcels covering 5,506 acres.
Additional information about the proposed parcels is included in the EAs, which are now available for public review and comment. Electronic copies of the EAs can be found on the Environmental Notification Bulletin Board at: https://www.blm.gov/ut/enbb/index.php; to review the Price EA search for "November 2013 Price Field Office Oil & Gas Lease Sale EA" in the project field; to review the Vernal EA, search for "November 2013 Oil and Gas Lease Sale" in the project field. The Vernal EA can also be downloaded from the following webpage: http://www.blm.gov/ut/st/en/fo/vernal/planning/nepa_.html.
Hard copies can be obtained in person at the Price Field Office: 125 South 600 West, Price, UT or at the Vernal Field Office: 170 South 500 East, Vernal, UT.
The public review and comment period closes at 4:30 p.m. on July 15, 2013. Please note that the most useful comments are those that identify issues relevant to the proposed action or contain new technical or scientific information. Comments which contain only opinions or preferences will not receive a formal response, but may be considered in the BLM decision-making process. Please reference the "November 2013 Oil and Gas Lease Sale" when submitting comments.
Written comments on the Price EA should be mailed or emailed to:
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Attn: Don Stephens
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Price, UT 84501
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Attn: Nate Packer
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Vernal, UT 84078
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For further information on the Price Field Office EA, contact Don Stephens at (435)636-3608. For further information on the Vernal Field Office EA, contact Stephanie Howard at (435)781-4469. Persons who use a telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD) may call the Federal Information Relay Service (FIRS) at 1-800-877-8339 to contact the above individuals. The FIRS is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and messages will be answered during normal business hours.
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- Title
- Plant aquaporins with non-aqua functions: deciphering the signature sequences
- Author(s)
- Hove, Runyararo Memory; Bhave, Mrinal
- Abstract
- Research in recent years on plant Major Intrinsic Proteins (MIPs), commonly referred to as 'aquaporins', has seen a vast expansion in the substrates found to be transported via these membrane channels. The diversity in sizes, chemical nature and physiological significance of these substrates has meant a need to critically analyse the possible structural and biochemical properties of MIPs that transport these, in order to understand their roles. In this work we have undertaken a comprehensive analysis of all plant MIPs, coming from different families, that have been proven to transport ammonia, boron, carbon dioxide, hydrogen peroxide, silicon and urea. The sequences were analysed for all primary selectivity-related motifs (NPA motifs, ar/R filter, P1-P5 residues). In addition, the putative regulatory phosphorylation and glycosylation sites and mechanistic regulators such as loop lengths have been analysed. Further, nine specificity-determining positions (SDPs) were predicted for each group. The results show the ar/R filter residues, P2-P4 positions and some of the SDPs are characteristic for certain groups, and O-glycosylation sites are unique to a subgroup while N-glycosylation was characteristic of the other MIPs. Certain residues, especially in loop C, and structural parameters such as loop lengths also contribute to the uniqueness of groups. The comprehensive analysis makes significant inroads into appraising the intriguing diversity of plant MIPs and their roles in fundamental life processes, and provides tools for plant selections, protein engineering and transgenics.
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Along with the moisture we've enjoyed over the late winter and early spring it seems like we've been blessed with fewer windy days than normal.
After this past week a newcomer to the area might shake their head and think I'm crazy for saying we've had fewer windy days. No doubt about it, we've had some high winds this past week or so, but often we see those days begin in February instead of late March.
Thursday was one of those days when the wind blows so strong and for so long that the sky turns brown everywhere, not just in the vicinity of a blowing field. Growing up here amid all the red blow sand in the 1960s and '70s those brown days were a lot more common. Farmers knew they had a problem when they saw their topsoil lifting off their land and heading for Texas. They just didn't know exactly how to correct the problem.
Houses weren't built as tight in those days and before and it was customary to have a towel, sometimes dampened along the bottom of a door to keep the sand out. The same thing applied to poorly glazed window panes. It was common after an all night sandstorm to wake up to sand drifted into the house from underneath the door if you didn't have something to stop it. If your bed was near a west window often you had to shake the sand off the covers before climbing in.
These days cover crops, and minimum tillage has brought about a big change in the way farmers handle their land and the way our sky looks in the evening. The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) has also taken marginal land out of production and helped to hold our prairie soils closer to Mother Earth.
I was shocked after not visiting Oasis State Park for decades when I returned to the area a few years ago and found the sand dunes I had played on as a child had become overgrown with grass and brush to the point that it didn't even look like the same place.
As a child when we were going to the park we always said we were "going to the sandhills" because that was the main attraction. The sand on a Sunday afternoon in August could be scorching hot for barefeet just an hour before sundown and cool as a flowerbed an hour after sunset. We rolled, surfed and dragged ourselves up and down the dunes, buried friends in the cool sand up to the waist and had a blast.
It always took an adult with a lantern or flashlight to get us off the hills and into a vehicle bound for home with our shoes and pockets filled with sand.
It was a little hard to accept the change I saw in a childhood playground but I guessed that man had gotten his act together and nature had reclaimed the soil. Without plowed up sandy fields blowing to the west and with fewer people seeking the simple weekend entertainment of playing on a sand dune, the vegetation had finally won out.
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Elpida Memory, a struggling maker of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) from Japan, is reportedly seeking to create an equity tie-up with Micron Technology, according to a report from a local news-paper.
The Tokyo-based company told banks it intends to boost its share in the market for DRAM chips jointly with Micron, the Yomiuri newspaper reported on Wednesday, without disclosing sources of the information, reports Bloomberg news-agency. Elpida reportedly told its main lender that the alliance with Micron would secure a combined market share of more than 20%, which should allow it to better compete against Samsung Electronics, Hynix Semiconductor and other rivals, according to a Reuters report.
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Currently, Elpida's cash is down to ¥110 billion, approximately $1.429 billion, but the company's total debt amounts to around $6.26 billion, 60% of Elpida's total assets. ¥37.4 billion (approximately $486 million) of Elpida's total debt comes from the Japanese government's recapitalization program and must be repaid by the end of April 2012. In the face of this pressing deadline, Elpida has no choice but to look elsewhere for funds, which has fueled industry speculation of a merger or acquisition.
Steve Appleton, chief executive officer of Micron, said last month that consolidation in the DRAM sector was inevitable as weak prices sap chipmakers' cash.
"I think that a number of those companies continue to weaken. As they do continue to weaken, they're going to have to figure out what they are going to do. So, I think that will drive some further consolidation, I think that is inevitable. So, we are just going to continue to look at whatever opportunities might exist out there," said Mr. Appleton.
Elpida was quick to comment on the matter saying that it would like to "make clear that today's media report concerning its business alliance with capital involvement are not based on information announced by Elpida".
"In regard to Elpida's business operating funds we note the following: In addition to the recently announced investment by one of the company's strategic partners in an Elpida subsidiary we are discussing advanced payments and capital investments with customers. Elpida also continues to discuss with its major banks the refinancing of borrowings so that company business operations can be conducted normally," a statement by the company reads.
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Voyager 1, which was launched into space in 1977 to eventually explore interstellar space and become the most distant human-made object, has reached a region that NASA scientists are calling a magnetic highway. This highway consists of charged particles where the sun's magnetic field lines are connected to interstellar magnetic field lines.
This area is still considered part of our heliosphere, which is a bubble of charged particles around the sun, because the direction of the magnetic field lines has not changed. The direction of these lines will change when Voyager 1 enters interstellar space, and scientists believe the magnetic highway is the last stretch before finally making it to interstellar space.
"Although Voyager 1 still is inside the sun's environment, we now can taste what it's like on the outside because the particles are zipping in and out on this magnetic highway," said Edward Stone, Voyager project scientist based at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. "We believe this is the last leg of our journey to interstellar space. Our best guess is it's likely just a few months to a couple years away. The new region isn't what we expected, but we've come to expect the unexpected from Voyager."
NASA scientists say Voyager 1 could enter interstellar space anywhere from months to a couple of years from now.
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The Woodstock Fire/Rescue District will be honored for the teamwork, professionalism and decision-making skills it displayed in handling a 2012 motorcycle crash with multiple patients.
The department earned the 19th Annual Scene Call of the Year Award from Flight for Life-McHenry Base. The organization will present the award at 7 p.m., Wednesday at Woodstock Fire/Rescue District Station #3, 2900 Raffel Road, Woodstock.
During the accident, Flight For Life was put on standby prior to the fire department arriving on scene. That decision allowed Flight For Life to arrive earlier, resulting in a ground time of less than 20 minutes, according to a release from Flight For Life and Woodstock Fire/Rescue.
Guidelines developed by the American College of Surgeons provide the basis for judging applicants for the award. Submissions are examined for scene safety, triage decisions, complex planning and accident scene management, integration of the helicopter into the call, and use of skills that go beyond the "call of duty" to treat the patient.
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Anyway, when I was at the grocery store yesterday I found a different, slightly-fancier product from the same company, Hurst Family Harvest Bayou Cajun Red Bean Soup. Much like the 15-bean soup product, it's basically dried beans with a seasoning packet and a recipe – you add onion, garlic, andouille or smoked sausage, a can of diced tomatoes and the juice of a lemon. Although it's labeled as "soup," it's clear from the directions that this is basically the "red beans" part of red beans and rice, and that's how they suggest you serve it.
I have a pot simmering away on the stove even as we speak. I could not get good authentic andouille; I got some Johnsonville andouille, but it's basically just Johnsonville smoked sausage with slightly-tweaked seasoning. (The few times a friend of mine has been headed to N'awlins, I've asked them to bring me back andouille.) Even so, even the pseudo-anduouille should be good in this. ("Pseudo-Andouille" would make a great name for a rock band, as Dave Barry would say.)
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