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Maglite Mini Mag LED Torch + Holster Black 77 LumensThe Mini Maglite® LED is crafted after the legendary Mini Maglite® flashlight, an icon of classic American design, famous around the world. Built tough enough to last a lifetime.The Mini Maglite® LED 2-Cell AA torch features a multi-mode electronic switch, providing the following settings with a simple twist of the head:- SOS- Blink- 100% Power- 25% PowerFeatures:- A Projecting Beam that focuses simply by rotating the head- Balanced OpticsTM provide a focusing 3 Watt LED, optimised to produce a powerful beam- Intelligent Energy Source Management (patent pending) balancing an optimum high brightness with extended battery life- Candle Mode - unscrew flashlight head, place head down on stable flat surface and set flashlight barrel into headIncludes:Black polypropylene belt holster2 x AA Duracell alkaline batteriesSpecifications:Max Lumens - 77Beam Distance - 141 metresMax Runtime - 31 hours 30 minOverall Length - 167mmBarrel Diameter - 18mmHead Diameter - 1" / 25.4mmWeight without Battery 2.4oz | 68.04gWeight with Battery 4.15oz | 117.75g
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This is a very bright torch for a single LED.
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Brilliant lightweight torch with a good long distance beam and a very handy size!
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There are tons of free apps available for the iPad, but there are some even better paid apps out there that help users stay productive with what is often labeled as a just a "consumption device". In this piece, I'll take a look at some of the apps that I like to use to when I'm away from my notebook computer.
Splashtop 2 – Remote Desktop
Splashtop 2 is an invaluable tool for those that love the ability to be able to "travel light" by only carrying a tablet, but still access full desktop apps/functionality in a pinch when required. Splashtop 2 allows you to remote into any desktop/laptop that has the companion Splashtop Streamer software (free) installed. Once connected, you can perform any task that your heart desires as if you were sitting in front of your standard PC/Mac.
Splashtop also offers easy setup and discovery of PCs and can work with a local LAN/wireless network or over the internet. Best of all, the app currently only costs $4.99.
Photoshop Touch
Photoshop Touch a simply a no-brainer choice people that need an image editing app on-the-go. The $9.99 app provides a close approximation of the full-size Photoshop software package for tablet users. Photoshop Touch provides the ability to use layers, selection tools, filters, and the ability to work with images up to 12MP. Users can sync projects though Adobe Creative Cloud, print projects using AirPrint, and even continue their projects on their desktop/laptop using Adobe Photoshop CS 5.1 or CS 6.
And for those that may seem overwhelmed by the vast options and somewhat confusing interface, Photoshop provides some handy in-app tutorials to help power you master difficult concepts.
Sure, there is an official Twitter app out there for the iPad, but if you truly want to micromanage your Twitter experience, it's hard to beat TweetBot. TweetBot offers a much friendlier and logically-arranged user interface than the official Twitter client, and there are numerous options including the ability to customize alerts and choose your own URL shorteners and image uploading services.
Quickoffice Pro HD
Quickoffice Pro is probably one of the best ways to edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents on the iPad. The office suite costs $19.99, which manages to undercut Apple's trio of iOS apps (Pages, Keynote, Numbers) by $10. Quickoffice allows you to sync your files with a number of services including Dropbox, Google Docs, SugarSync, and Evernote. In addition, Quickoffice is compatible with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents (it's even compatible with documents dating back to Office 97).
Other features include the ability to save files as PDFs and print documents directly from your iPad using AirPrint.
If you want to know just how good Quickoffice Pro HD is and how important it is for the mobile document editing space, look no further than the fact that Google
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GoodReader is a handy tool to have around for those that need to manage large TXT and PDF files. While there is a built-in PDF reader in iOS, GoodReader takes things to the next level with the ability to annotate documents (highlight, draw, underline, strikeout, etc.) to your heart's content. GoodReader also offers the ability to Sync across Dropbox, SkyDrive, and SugarSync (there are also options to use WebDAV and FTP among others).
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Sears plans to create an improved, more convenient shopping experience for its customers while operating with greater efficiency. The 50 stores slated for remodeling are the first wave in a four-year program in which approximately 600 of Sears' largest stores will be updated to incorporate many features of the new stores.
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FONTANA VILLAGE, N.C.--If you've got a fancy digital SLR and have been wondering how you could make money with it, I might have just the suggestion for you.
Head on out to the border region between Tennessee and North Carolina, just on the edge of Great Smoky Mountain National Park. There, you'll find a never-ending supply of people riding their motorcycles and driving their cars along one of the most famous and beloved stretches of road in the South.
Known as "The Dragon," the road is a longtime favorite, especially among motorcyclists, and hundreds, if not thousands, of people navigate its windy curves every day.
As a result, people like Darryl Cannon of Killboy.com have proliferated. They park their cars at strategic curves in the road where they can shoot pictures of drivers coming from either direction, and then they sell the drivers--at least some of them--the pictures.
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At first, as I drove along this stretch of highway as part of Road Trip 2008, I was confused as to what was going on. But after seeing two such vehicles at corners, each of which had a URL emblazoned on the side, I figured it out: the photographers were taking pictures of the riders and drivers, and then later posting them online, hoping that people will visit their sites, see pictures of themselves on the famous road, and decide to fork over a few bucks for a high-res image.
That's what Cannon, his wife, and a couple of friends are doing. Full time, he said.
I stopped at one of the curves along the way to talk with him about what he was doing and why.
He said that he routinely shoots thousands of pictures a day and sometimes, if there's a motorcycle rally in the area, can take as many as 17,000 in one shift.
This is definitely a business based on direct-mail type of response. After all, there is a steady stream of traffic, and there's a lot of competition. Yet Cannon said he's been doing this since 2003, so I guess he sells enough $6 CDs of digital images--as well as more expensive coffee mugs, prints, and other manifestations of peoples' ride along the famous road--to make it worth his while.
After he and his team finish taking their pictures--he uses a Canon 40D and has "whole pockets of" 4GB compact flash cards--they go home and laboriously sort them and post them. They organize them by date, and then by category: "Cars-Trucks," "Motards-Dirtbikes-Trikes-Scooters-Sidecars," "Touring Bikes," etc.
He said he works about 100 hours a week.
Cannon says that every day he sets up in a different place, something that's not hard, given that this stretch of road has seemingly thousands of tight curves offering the kind of two-way vantage point he needs. He's looking for good lighting and good background, so that he "might get a tight shot, but still get some of the background."
I had never seen an operation like this before, which surprises me. I heard afterward that this is something that's popular on river-rafting routes, but I'd not seen it on popular highways. And being from the San Francisco Bay Area, which is of course close to the Pacific Coast Highway, that surprised me.
But it's the extreme popularity of this stretch of US-129 with motorcyclists that makes Cannon's business possible. These are riders who travel great distances to make their way through the Dragon, and enough of them seem to like the idea of buying a picture of themselves doing so to create a business. I suspect the same is true in other parts of the country that bikers frequent.
For me, when I find myself being photographed without my consent, I usually make a gesture that I hope will render the picture worthless. It's not what you think. And I guess I'm not the only one who does things with his hands.
Cannon said that plenty of people do that, some just to say hi.
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NEWARK - The Newark FBI field office is celebrating a special honor that's good news for everyone, unless you've robbed a bank.
The agency is ranked No. 1 among the agency's 15 largest field offices in solving bank robberies.
Local agents say there were 109 robberies in their coverage area last year, 80 of which were solved. That's a solution rate of 73.4 percent.
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"With the advent of the digital age, it can be within minutes of an actual bank robbery that the agent on scene will email me the picture and I'll have it up on this website within 10 minutes of the actual robbery," says Special Agent Stephen Siegel. "And you will have friends, relatives, enemies who may identify the person on there."
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- Chair - Cllr. Norma Hawkins
- Vice Chair - Cllr. Colin Pearce
- Members - Cllr. Richard Alcock, Cllr. Alan Banks, Cllr. Jim Davies, Cllr. Elsie Fallows, Cllr. Mike Gledhill, Cllr. Deb Grocott, Cllr. Keith Harrison, Cllr. Andrew Hart, Cllr. Barbara Hughes, Cllr. Kevin Jackson, Cllr. Linda Lea, Cllr. Robert Plant, Cllr. Sav Scalise, Cllr. David Shaw, Cllr. Abigail Wilkinson, Cllr. Peter Wilkinson.
Service Delivery Overview & Scrutiny Panel
- The delivery of council services including environment, planning (including development and property)
- Housing and regeneration
- Culture (arts, leisure, sport, parks, countryside, tourism)
- Overview and scrutiny of the portfolio(s) covering regeneration, environment, culture, leisure and planning, development and property
- Comprising 19 elected SMDC Councillors
- Chair - Cllr. Neal Podmore
- Vice-Chair - Cllr. Chris Wood
- Members - Cllr.Jim Davies, Cllr. Becky Done, Cllr. Stephen Ellis, Cllr. Ben Emery, Cllr. Keith Flunder, Cllr. Andrew Hart, Cllr. Ian Herdman, Cllr. Gail Lockett, Cllr. Margaret Lovatt, Cllr. Ivor Lucas, Cllr. Tony McNicol, Cllr. Dani Ogden, Cllr. John Redfern, Cllr. Paul Roberts, Cllr. Hilda Sheldon, Cllr. Ross Ward, Cllr. Pam Wood.
Health Overview & Scrutiny Panel
- Health - scrutiny of health service provision
- Contributing to the work of the County Council's Health Scrutiny Panel (which has overall responsibility for health scrutiny)
- Comprising 19 elected SMDC Councillors
- Chair - Cllr. Barbara Hughes
- Vice-Chair - Cllr. John Jones
- Members - Cllr. Richard Alcock, Cllr. Charlotte Atkins, Cllr. Elsie Fallows, Cllr. Ian Herdman, Cllr. Ian Lawson, Cllr. Linda Lea, Cllr. Gail Lockett, Cllr. Linda Malyon, Cllr. Tony McNicol, Cllr. Dani Ogden, Cllr. Colin Pearce, Cllr. Robert Plant, Cllr. John Redfern, Cllr. Teresa Riley, Cllr. Hilda Sheldon, Cllr. Jeanette Walley, Cllr. Pam Wood.
Community Overview & Scrutiny Panel
- Democratic and community engagement
- Equalities and diversity
- Sustainability & climate change
- Community safety
- The Council's Community Leadership Scheme
- Locality working
- The councillor call for action
- The Local Strategic Partnership (LSP) and other partnerships.
- The commissioning/delivery of services by Staffordshire County Council, parish/town councils and the voluntary/third sector.
- Comprising 19 elected SMDC Councillors
- Chair - Cllr. Alan Banks
- Vice-Chair - Cllr. Tony McNicol
- Members - Cllr. Charlotte Atkins, Cllr. Stephen Ellis, Cllr. Elsie Fallows, Cllr. Deb Grocott, Cllr. Andrew Hart, Cllr. Barbara Hughes, Cllr. Kevin Jackson, Cllr. Peter Jackson, Cllr. Linda Lea, Cllr.Madelaine Lovatt, Cllr. Linda Malyon, Cllr. Colin Pearce, Cllr. John Redfern, Cllr. Teresa Riley, Cllr. David Shaw, and Cllr. Pam Wood.
Licensing & Regulatory Committee
- To determine, impose, amend or modify any condition, limitation or other restriction on an approval, consent, licence, permission or registration granted
- To determine enforcement action for failure to comply with the above
- To make recommendations to Council on certain election functions
- Comprising 12 elected SMDC Councillors
- Chair - Currently vacant
- Vice-Chair - Cllr. Linda Lea (Acting Chair)
- Members - Cllr. Becky Done, Cllr. Deb Grocott, Cllr. Barbara Hughes, Cllr. Peter Jackson, Cllr. Brian Johnson, Cllr. Madelaine Lovatt, Cllr. Margaret Lovatt, Cllr. Ivor Lucas, Cllr. Robert Plant, Cllr. David Shaw.
Planning Applications Committee
- Has delegated powers from the Full Council to decide on planning applications and planning enforcement
- Comprising 14 elected SMDC Councillors
- Chair - Cllr. Stephen Ellis
- Vice-Chair - Cllr. Paul Roberts
- Members - Cllr. Jim Davies, Cllr. Mike Gledhill, Cllr. Christina Jebb, Cllr. Linda Lea, Cllr. Gail Lockett, Cllr. Margaret Lovatt, Cllr. Ivor Lucas, Cllr. Tony McNicol, Cllr. Dani Ogden, Cllr. Robert Plant, Cllr. Sav Scalise.
Standards Committee
- Considers issues relating to councillors, including protocol, conduct, training and financial allowances, following a recommendation from an independent panel
- Comprising 7 elected SMDC Councillors and 2 co-opted Parish Councillors. An Independant Person and 2 substitute Independent Persons are invited to observe the meetings
- Chair - Cllr. Elsie Fallows
- Vice-Chair - Cllr. Tony Hall
- SMDC Members - Cllr. Geoff Bond, Cllr. Kevin Jackson, Cllr. Ian Lawson, Cllr. Peter Wilkinson,
- Parish Representatives - Cllr. David Fowler, Cllr. Christine Meyrick. Substitute - To be advised.
- Independent Person - Mr. Harry Mawdsley. Substitutes - Mr. Philip Brough, Mr. Barry Steans.
Audit & Accounts Committee
- Oversees the audit and corporate governance functions of the Council including financial accounts, treasury and risk management
- Provides assurance regarding the drawing up, auditing and certification of the Council's annual accounts
- Comprising 5 elected SMDC Councillors and 2 Co-opted Parish Representatives. The Independent Persons who observe the Council's Standards Committee are also invited to observe this Committee
- Chair - Cllr. Jim Davies
- Vice-Chair - Cllr. Tony Hall
- SMDC Members - Cllr. Becky Done, Cllr. Deb Grocott, Cllr. Kevin Jackson, Cllr. Colin Pearce.
- Parish Representatives - Cllr. David Fowler, Cllr Christine Meyrick. Substitute - To be advised.
- Independent Members - Mr. Philip Brough, Mr. Harry Mawdsley, Mr. Barry Steans.
Moorlands Partnership Board
To consider matters related to environmental improvements including:-
- Promotion of environmental enhancements
- Promotion of private and commercial sponsorship of projects
- Formulation, administration and implementation of enhancement schemes and to offer grant aid to secure them
- Promotion of good shop front design
- Comprising of 11 elected SMDC Councillors, 1 elected Staffordshire County Councillor, 1 elected Town Councillor from Biddulph, Cheadle and Leek, 3 members of the Parish Assembly and 1 representative from each of the 3 Chambers of Trade from Biddulph, Cheadle and Leek
- SMDC Members - Cllr. Sybil Ralphs (Chair), Cllr. Hilda Sheldon (Vice-Chair), Cllr. Richard Alcock, Cllr. Alan Banks, Cllr. Elsie Fallows, Cllr. Arthur Forrester, Cllr. Andrew Hart, Cllr. Tony McNicol, Cllr. Teresa Riley, Cllr. Edwin Wain.
Local Plan Steering Group
- Comprising 12 elected SMDC Councillors
- The Local Development Framework is a set of planning documents which influences how and where development will take place in those areas of the District outside of the Park District National Park. All planning applications have to be determined in accordance with the documents in the LDF as well as national planning guidance. The key documents in the LDF are the Core Strategy, which sets out the strategy and policies over the next 15 to 20 years, and the Site Allocations document, which designates areas for development and protection – together these make up the Local Plan for the area.
- Chair - Cllr. David Trigger
- Vice-Chair - Cllr. Alan Banks
- Members - Cllr. Julie Bull, Cllr. Jim Davies, Cllr. Norma Hawkins, Cllr. Ian Herdman, Cllr. Christina Jebb, Cllr. Margaret Lovatt, Cllr. Linda Malyon, Cllr. Tony McNicol, Cllr. David Shaw, Cllr. Chris Wood.
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Larry and Susan Falbo of Shadyside announce the engagement of their daughter, Katelyn Falbo, to Jason Ogden, son of Mark and Sue Ogden of Lansing.
The bride-to-be is a 2004 graduate of Shadyside High School and a 2008 graduate of Ohio University with a bachelor's degree in exercise physiology. She went on to obtain a doctorate in physical therapy from Wheeling Jesuit University. She is currently employed at Wheeling Hospital as a physical therapist.
Her fiance is a 2004 graduate of Wheeling Park High School. He received a bachelor's degree in health service administration from Ohio University in 2008 . He is currently employed at Belmont Community Hospital as a purchasing coordinator.
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The resilience and tenacity of 34 students, trainees and apprentices who were or are in the care of the Department of Child Protection and Family Support were recognised at the Perth Airport Achiever Awards yesterday.
The annual awards recognise young people who have overcome adversity to work towards a brighter future.
Belinda Tran was awarded the Ida Curtois Inspiration Award after she was deemed to be the most outstanding of the entrants.
Ms Tran, 19, is currently studying a Bachelor of Science majoring in conservation and wildlife biology at Murdoch University.
She said the support of her mother, foster families and friends had helped her realise her potential and self worth.
"Everyone has a choice, it doesn't matter where they come from they can do whatever they want, they just need to believe in themselves and there are so many people that can offer support and help like DCP and teachers and even family friends," she said.
University Achiever Award recipient Brayden Schofield entered foster care at the age of nine after a disruptive home life failed to lead him down "a rewarding path".
"After I came into the care of the Department I really pursued (my academic achievements) and I haven't stopped trying to achieve my academic goals since," he said.
Mr Schofield who is currently studying screen arts and creative writing said the performing arts had given him an avenue to convey a lot of the emotions he has experienced.
"It lets you express a lot of inner feelings and it's an amazing feeling being on stage and performing," he said.
Mother and student Bethany Eggert received a registered training award and said she was working towards a better life for her three-year-old Jazmin.
The 23-year-old is currently a studying a Community Services Certificate 3 and hopes to one day became a case worker to help children who have been through similar circumstances as herself.
"Every single case manager throughout my time, they are unbelievable people and each and every one of them has given me inspiration to what to do what they do, if I can help someone like they've helped me, why not try and do that," Ms Eggert said.
Child Protection Minister Helen Morton said the award recipients had achieved amazing things under very trying circumstances.
"They are creating this foundation for themselves to have a great future," she said.
"It's about their progression into the future and giving them that assistance and support and acknowledgment of where they've come from and where they are today has been a huge achievement on their part," she said.


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The company had posted a net profit of Rs 28.62 crore for the same period of previous fiscal.
Net sales of the company stood at Rs 771.20 crore for the third quarter, United Breweries Ltd (UBL) said in a BSE filing. UBL had posted net sales of Rs 941.69 crore for the same period of 2011-12 fiscal.
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Vertical asymptotes:
vertical asymptotes occur at values of x for which our rational function is undefined, that is, any x that is not in our domain, will form a vertical line that the graph can't attain.
Horizontal asymptotes:
- if the highest power in the numerator is equal to the highest power in the denominator, we have a horizontal asymptote. this asymptote will have the y-value obtained by the ratio of the leading coeffcients. that is, we take the coefficient of the highest power of x in the numerator and divide it by the coefficient of the highest power in the denominator.
- if the highest power in the numerator is greater than the highest power in the denominator, then there is no horizontal asymptote (we would get what is called a slant asymptote, but you never asked about that, so forget about it for the moment).
- if the highest power in the numerator is less than the highest power in the denominator, then we get a horizontal asymptote at y = 0
these occur if the numerator and denominator have the same zeroes, in which they can cancel and remove a vertical asymptote
so now let's find the asymptotes and such of your graph. i will then post the graph below. if you need help sketching the graph, say so.
f(x) = (x+1)/(x^2+3x-10)
begin by factorizing the bottom by foiling
=> f(x) = (x + 1)/[(x + 5)(x - 2)]
now what is the domain of f(x)?
the domain is the set of x-values for which the function is defined, so it will be all x's EXCEPT the ones that make the denominator zero. so set the denominator to zero to find these bad x's
(x + 5)(x - 2) = 0
=> x = -5, x = 2
so the domain is all real x except -5 and 2, that is the set {x : x in the set of real numbers and x not= -5 and x not= 2} or in interval notation.
dom(f) = (-infinity, -5)U(-5,2)U(2,infinity)
now since these are x values we can't attain, they also form the lines for the vertical asymptotes. so the vertical asymptoes are:
x = -5, and x = 2
the degree of the numerator is smaller than the degree of the denominator, so the horizontal asymptote is y = 0
the x-intercepts, is where y = 0
=> for x-intercept:
0 = (x + 1)/(x^2+3x-10)
since the bottom can't be zero, we get zero if:
x + 1 = 0
=> x = -1
so (-1,0) is our x-intercept
the y-intercept occurs when x = 0
so for y-intercept:
y = (0 + 1)/(0 + 0 - 10) = -1/10
now we have almost everything to draw the graph, but i assume you can take it from here (tell me if you can't).
i have attached the graph below. the vertical lines you see are the vertical asymptotes


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[b] Q1 (5 pt) Consider a GSM system operating at 30 dB SNR.
a. What is the maximum theoretic data capacity? (2 pt)
b. Does this GSM system utilize the above calculated data rate? Explain your answer. (3 pt)
Q2 (12 pt) Assume that the binary bit stream {1000110110} is to be modulated using BPSK with a data rate of 1 Mbps.
a. What is the first-zero crossing BW of the RF spectrum if simple rectangular pulses are used? (3 pt)
b. What is the absolute BW of the RF spectrum if raised cosine roll-off pulses are used with ? = 1/3? (3 pt)
c. Does the absolute BW in part (b) capture all the energy of the signal? (3 pt)
d. If the receiver experiences 1 ?s timing jitter, will the adjacent symbols cause ISI when raised cosine roll-off pulses are used? (3 pt)
Q3 (9 pt) An 18,000-feet twisted-pair telephone line has a usable BW of 750 KHz. Data is modulated over this line using QPSK with simple rectangular pulses.
a. What is the maximum bit rate that can be supported over this line such that the first-zero crossing BW consumes the entire usable BW? (3 pt)
b. What will happen if the length of this telephone line is increased to 20,000 feet? (3 pt)
c. What will happen if the 18,000-feet twisted-pair line is replaced with a coaxial cable of the same length? (3 pt)
Q4 (18 pt) Consider the transmitter and receiver system shown below, which is fed by two independent sources of data m1(t) and m2(t).
a. Express the transmitted signal, s(t), as a function of m1(t) and m2(t). (3 pt)
b. What type of modulation is applied to each data source? (3 pt)
c. Express the two received signals, x(t) and y(t). (3 pt)
d. What is the total aggregate bit rate of this system if both m1(t) and m2(t) are running with a bit rate of 1 Mbps? (3 pt)
e. Consider the case where the front end of the transmitter is replaced with a TDM switch running at 2 Mbps and alternating between m1(t) and m2(t) before multiplying them with the two quadrature carriers. What type of modulation is used in this new system? What is the total aggregate bit rate? (6 pt)
Q5 (12 pt) A base-band binary message with a bit rate of 100 kbps is modulated using BPSK.
a. What is the range of the maximum excess delay values required to make the received signal flat fading? (3 pt)
b. If the modulated carrier frequency is 2.4 GHz, what is the coherence time of the channel with respect to a car with a speed of 80 Km/h? (3 pt)
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The port city of Aqaba, Jordan. Large-scale desalination of seawater may be required.
"Bridging Decision Networks for Integrated Water and Energy Planning"
Journal Article, Energy Strategy Reviews, volume 2, issue 1, pages 46-58
June 2013
Authors: Afreen Siddiqi, Visiting Scholar, Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program, Arani Kajenthira, Former Associate, Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program, AprilJune 2013; Former Research Fellow, Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program, September 2010March 2013, Laura Diaz Anadon, Associate, Environment and Natural Resources Program
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Integrated policy and planning is needed to effectively meet the challenges of growing water and energy inter-dependencies in many regions. Joint consideration of both water and energy domains can identify new options for increasing overall resource use efficiencies. In order to identify and realize such opportunities, however, detailed knowledge of current and emerging waterenergy couplings is needed along with a nuanced understanding of key actors and agencies engaged in decision-making. In this paper we develop a systematic, analytical approach based on quantitative analysis of water and energy couplings, identification and characterization of key actors and groups using concepts from stakeholders theory, and employing notions from organization theory of boundary-spanning agents that can serve to bridge inter-organizational networks for water and energy planning. We apply this approach to conduct an in-depth investigation of water and energy resources in Jordan, a country that is at the cusp of developing new infrastructure that will enmesh its water and energy future. We find that oil-shale development (a strategic objective of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources) will create new water requirements and new sources (such as desalination of seawater and greater reuse of wastewater) will help in fulfilling demand. There may also be opportunities for creating water savings in the agricultural sector and using wastewater from the municipal sector for partially fulfilling water needs in the energy sector. Realizing such arrangements however will require joint cooperation across a number of different agencies such as the Water Authority of Jordan, Jordan Valley Authority, the Natural Resource Authority and municipal water management companies. This coordination can be facilitated through boundary-spanning agencies, such as international donor agencies and The Ministry of Planning that are already locally well positioned for such a role.
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Published: May 24, 2010
The weather has been perfect for outdoor gardening. You planted some new shrubs, but were short of breath. During the weeding you felt a nagging chest "feeling" that seemed to go away as you kept working. The next morning you awoke with the same sensation, but it didn't go away. Now what? See your family doctor? Call 911? Won't that be embarrassing if it's just indigestion?
What could be happening in this person's heart? The heart muscle needs blood to keep pumping. The blood comes from arteries, each one like a pipe or garden hose. Cholesterol deposits (plaque) can build up inside those pipes (think of a garden hose with a clump of debris blocking the flow), but usually it's walled off by a thin layer of tissue that's like an interior skin. Plaque can weaken that skin; if it rips open exposing the cholesterol to the blood within the pipe, in the next few seconds the body will see this "rip" as a cut and respond as it would to any cut -- by sealing it off with blood elements called "platelets" and other clotting material. This accomplishes the task but in the process may eventually block the artery shut. The heart muscle downstream that depends on the blood from that artery is then starved of oxygen and can eventually die unless blood flow is re-established quickly. That's a heart attack.
Current American Heart Association "Mission Lifeline" guidelines require Interventional Cardiologists to re-establish artery flow mechanically by removing the clot and delivering a balloon or stent to open the clogged pipe (this process is called "PCI" for percutaneous coronary intervention or "Angioplasty"). We call the time it takes to do this the "Door to Balloon" (D2B) time. Regardless of time of the day, weekend or holiday, this procedure has to happen in less than 90 minutes in 75% of all heart attack patients, an accepted national standard for measuring the quality of a hospital's heart attack treatment program. The fastest D2B times correlate with better results. Imagine developing a life-threatening heart attack and having it successfully treated within 15-30 minutes after you call for help. It won't happen that quickly if you choose to drive yourself to the hospital, which 50% of heart attack victims attempt to do.
Calling 911 is therefore critical. "Time is Muscle" means trying to re-open the closed artery as quickly as possible to preserve as much heart muscle as possible. In Chester County, most if not all Paramedics have the expertise to rapidly diagnose an evolving heart attack. They obtain a Field Electrocardiogram and fax it via cell phone to the hospital where an Emergency Room Physician reviews it. Assuming the hospital is a "PCI Capable Center," this doctor can then activate the Angioplasty Service such that a specialized rapid response team will be waiting and ready when the patient arrives by ambulance. Usually, within minutes, a stainless steel stent will have "squeezed" the artery open.
Bottom line: If you are having chest pain, don't hesitate or be embarrassed to call 911. Let the Paramedics evaluate you at your own home to start your care immediately. They are the best equipped to assess whether they need to quickly activate the hospital's PCI Center so that the clogged artery is opened sooner, thus saving your life.
This article was published as part of the Daily Local News Medical Column series which appears every Monday. It has been reprinted by permission of the Daily Local News.
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By a 94-to-2 vote, the Senate for a fourth straight year has agreed to repeal a law that bans "concurrent receipt" for military surviving spouses.
The intent is to end reduced annuities under the military Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) when a surviving spouse opts to draw Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
DIC, which is tax free, only is available to a surviving spouse if their service member has died while on active duty or as a result of a service-connected injury or ailment.
Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., lead sponsor of an amendment to the defense authorization bill (S 3001) to repeal the SBP-DIC offset, argued that "widows and orphans" simply seek the same sort of relief from a ban on concurrent receipt of dual benefits that Congress has delivered in recent years to seriously disabled military retirees through a series of initiatives.
"We have acted to get rid of these unjust offsets. But there is one offset that still remains … the one that affects survivors," Nelson said. It is unfair, he said, that DIC, earned because loved ones died of service-connected causes, is used to reduce SBP, an insurance annuity retirees bought to give surviving spouses or children financial protection.
"In my previous life as the elected insurance commissioner of the state of Florida," Nelson said, "I want you to know I never heard of any other purchased insurance annuity program that (refuses) to pay the insured benefits that the insured purchased by saying, 'Oh, by the way, (I see) you are getting a different benefit somewhere else.' "
His amendment, Nelson told colleagues, "is going to end that injustice and completely remove this offset to take care of the widows, widowers and orphans who have lost a loved one to combat or service connected injury."
Since 2005, the Senate has voted annually to end the offset but always failed to fund the change. That's true again this year.


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Outdoor Living continues to prevail as a major trend as consumers remodel backyard patios and add on outdoor kitchens to make the outdoor encounter more pleasureable. Outdoor rooms are an extension of the family, living and recreational rooms. Expansive doorways are helping to make a seamless transition from the interior of the home to the exterior living space. It has never been easier to coordinate outdoor furniture, fabrics and trims. People are mixing and matching solid fabrics with patterned designs, while adding textures, fringes, bullion, cording and tassels.
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New York-Style Crumb Cake (America's Test Kitchen)
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
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Classic New York-style crumb cake, based on the old German krummelkuchen. It is important to make the crumbs into large, pea-sized lumps to get the right texture. This is NOT a streusel! From "America's Test Kitchen" episode 816, "Old-Fashioned Breakfast Cakes."
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄3 cup white sugar
- 1⁄3 cup packed dark brown sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 3⁄4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 8 tablespoons butter, melted and cooled slightly (one stick)
- 1 3⁄4 cups cake flour
- 1 1⁄4 cups cake flour
- 1⁄2 cup white sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon table salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon baking soda
- 6 tablespoons butter, softened but still cool
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1⁄3 cup buttermilk
- 1 large egg
- 1 large egg yolk
- powdered sugar
- Place a rack in the upper-middle position of the oven. Preheat oven to 325°F.
- In a bowl, combine white sugar, brown sugar, salt and cinnamon, mixing well with your fingers until there are no lumps. Add melted butter and stir until smooth. Stir in cake flour until fully combined. Set aside at room temperature, covered with plastic wrap, to allow the gluten to relax, 10-15 minutes.
- In work bowl of a standing mixer, combine flour, sugar, salt and baking soda using the paddle. (If you don't have a stand mixer, whisk together in a large bowl.) With the mixer running on medium-low, add the butter 1 tablespoon at a time, waiting until each piece breaks down before adding the next. Continue mixing until it has a uniform sandy texture. (If working by hand, cut butter in with pastry cutter until very fine.).
- Add the vanilla, buttermilk, egg and egg yolk. Run mixer on medium-high until batter is smooth and thick, at least 1 minute, or use a handheld electric mixer. The batter will be very thick, almost like frosting.
- Spray an 8"-square baking pan with non-stick spray. Cut a piece of parchment paper 16" by 7 1/2", and lay it into the pan, allowing 2" to overhang each side. Spread the batter into the prepared pan.
- Break the crumb mixture into pieces the size of large peas or small pebbles. Spread crumbs around the outer edge of the pan first, then evenly fill in the center.
- Place pan in preheated oven for 35-40 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center of the pan comes out clean. Cool cake in pan 30 minutes. Dust top with powdered sugar, then remove cake from pan using parchment sling. Cut into 16 2" squares.
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Moist, tender, lightly sweet, and light as a feather cake topped with gorgeous little bits of almost pastry-like cinnamon sweetness. This was SOOOOO good. Some of my crumb sank in places...I am sure I probably didn't get it distributed super evenly, so it was likely my fault, but even so, the taste is 5* times a million!
SOOOO GOOOOOD!!The best crumb cake EVER in my opinion!! I like that there is lots of crumbs. It took a hour to bake instead of 35-40 min and it turned out great. I made cake flour with all purpose flour + cornstarch and that worked just fine. Great cake to make last minute when you need something special for guests because all the ingredients are what one would normally have on hand. Thanks for posting it!!
I watched the video on America's Test Kitchen when they made this cake and knew I had to try it. Fortunately, I was lucky enought to find the recipe here! My only issue was that my crumb topping was a little bit dry....it was hard to form the balls without them crumbling apart which ended up with me having alot of loose crumbs instead of alot of moist little balls....but it was still OUTRAGEOUS. The cake was so moist, and the crumb topping was at least half the cake, if not more. Even my husband, who is not the world's biggest crumb cake fan, ate 3 pieces with a giant glass of milk. Well worth the effort!


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From the Office of State Senator Troy Fraser
For Immediate ReleaseJune 12, 2006Contact:
Daniel Womack
(512) 463-0124
Dear Fellow Texan--
Summer is definitely upon us. The pools and streets are full of children enjoying their break and the temperature is steadily rising. That also means it is time for summer vacations.
Whether you are planning a multi-week vacation or a weekend away, there are plenty of destinations right here in Central Texas that would be fun for your whole family.
Of course Austin offers plenty to keep you busy including the Bob Bullock State History Museum (www.thestoryoftexas.com) or Volente Beach Water Park (http://www.volentebeach.com). There are many destinations throughout Senate District 24 where you can spend the day with your family. I would encourage you to check your local Chamber of Commerce website for summer activities in your area.
Bell County
• Like the State of Texas, Fort Hood is big and boasts of being the largest active duty armored post in the United States Armed Services. Fort Hood covers a total of 339-square miles and is the only post in the United States that supports two full armored divisions -- the 1st Cavalry Division and 4th Infantry Division. The 1st Cavalry Division Museum (http://pao.hood.army.mil/1CD_Museum) and the 4th Infantry Division Museum (http://pao.hood.army.mil/4ID/museum/museummain.html) are both great opportunities for you to see and learn about our brave service men and women serving overseas.
Taylor County
• Located in downtown Abilene, Frontier Texas! (http://www.frontiertexas.com), a 14,000 square-foot facility on 6.4 acres, allows visitors to relive the Old West with the help of state-of-the-art technology. Frontier Texas! brings the frontier to life and lets visitors meet people who played out their lives on the Texas frontier. Cutting-edge technology puts a visitor in the middle of attacks by Indians and wolves, stampeding buffalo, a card game shootout and a prairie thunderstorm, even a lovely spring evening filled with fireflies.
• Dyess Air Force Base (http://www.dyess.af.mil/main/main.htm), stretched along Abilenes southwest side, is home to the B-1 and C-130. Dyess is the nations only B-1 initial training facility. Visitors can enjoy the Dyess Visitor Center and Memorial Park museum, located just outside the base at Arnold Boulevard and Military Drive. The Linear Air Park, which houses Dyess huge collection of static display aircraft, is closed to individual visitors; however tours of 10 or more people can be arranged through Dyess Public Affairs, 696-2862.
Gillespie County
• Fredericksburg (http://www.hill-country-visitor.com/default.asp/city/10) is a great destination for a weekend. You can stay at one of the local bed and breakfasts, and take in the rich history of the hill country region. One of my personal favorites is the National Museum of the Pacific War (http://www.thc.state.tx.us/museums/musnimitz.html).
Erath County
• Stephenville has several festivals throughout the summer which are fun and exciting, including Dairy Fest and the annual Firecracker 100 (http://www.firecracker100.com). Dairy Fest celebrates Stephenville's leading industry, complete with milk, cheese, hamburgers and yogurt. The Firecracker 100 brings over 500 cyclists into Stephenville for this summer classic.
Other Locations
• There are also a variety of great campsites that are operated by Texas Parks and Wildlife (http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest). There are numerous parks that offer great camp sites, exciting hiking trails and fun opportunities to learn about our natural resources.
• This year Marble Falls will host the 15th Annual Marble Falls Lake Fest (http://www.marblefallslakefest.com) complete with some of the best drag boat races. Lake Marble Falls is transformed into a quarter-mile "racetrack" and the banks of the lake into a great three-day boat race party.
• The Guadalupe River (http://www.hill-country-visitor.com/default.asp/city/86) provides excellent water recreation for visitors. The Guadalupe River, between Canyon Dam and New Braunfels, is famous for its exciting rapids and sparkling clear waters and very popular with tubers.
What's New
• Senate Committees are now meeting on a regular basis to continue studying their interim issues. For a full schedule, check out the Senate Committee Hearings (http://www.senate.state.tx.us/75r/Senate/Events.htm) website.
• The Senate Subcommittee on Emerging Technologies and Economic Development met on May 9, 2006, to discuss their its charges. The Committee focused on Charge 3 which is a review of Texas' economic development tools including the Texas Enterprise Fund (TEF) and Texas Emerging Technologies Fund.
The committee heard testimony on the creation of TEF and how the fund is administered by the Economic Development and Tourism Department of the Governor's Office. Department representatives explained how the Department uses an 11-step process when determining whether a project should be presented to the trustees. Each project must include the creation of new jobs, the leveraging of capital investment, community involvement, committed financing, and competition with a location outside Texas.
This year, the TEF has received approximately 160 grant applications and 30 of those have been approved.
• State agencies concerned with water resources, agriculture, and natural habitat are tracking weather, reservoir levels and soil conditions on a daily basis -- due to an unusual 12-month period preceding this spring. The rainfall from March 2005 to February 2006 was one of the lowest on record according to John Nielsen-Gammon, the state climatologist at Texas A&M University.
Since 2005 the state has seen thousands of wildfires and weather conditions stalled in a pattern of dry and windy. Burn bans have been in effect for much of this year, but they failed to avert catastrophic fires in the panhandle and central Texas which burned over a million acres, claimed the lives of at least 11 citizens and wiped out many herds of cattle.
Major crop losses have been attributed to rainfall deficits, and livestock producers have been thinning their herds for lack of feed.
Several state agencies, including TCEQ, are working through the Drought Preparedness Council at the Governor's Department of Emergency Management (DEM) to help Texans prepare for a long summer.
• Hunters looking to shoot deer illegally might want to think twice before firing on that buck they spot from the road. It may not be what they think.
Wild game officials around the country are using robotic deer decoys to catch poachers in the act. The deer move their heads and tails and some even stomp one leg. Game wardens often set up the decoys in areas near roadways in an attempt to stop a particular kind of poaching, in which hunters shoot animals on private land from their cars. When a hunter shoots at a decoy, law enforcement officials can either arrest or fine the offender.
Deer hunters aren't the only ones who should be on the lookout. Some decoy manufacturers, such as Wisconsin-based Custom Robotic Wildlife Inc., make animated decoys for a variety of animals, including deer, bear, elk, moose, coyotes, foxes, grouse, sheep, antelopes, turkeys and pheasants.
Decoys can cost more than $1,000, but organizations such as Corpus Christi-based Saltwater Fisheries Enhancement Association and the National Wild Turkey Federation often donate robotic decoys to game officials.
• Adrian Condarco of Junction is the recipient of the Texas Department of Agriculture 2005 Rural Heroism Award.
Nominated by his sister Iris Calvillo of Tahoka, Mr. Condarco was honored at the Texas Safety Association's annual conference in Houston on May 27 for saving the lives of two fellow firefighters during a large brush fire last July in the Texas Hill Country near Tri-County Road.
The Texas Rural Heroism Award has been given annually for seven years. Candidates must have performed a heroic, lifesaving act within rural Texas during the prior year.
• Temple is one of nine Texas communities to receive the 2006 Governor's Community Achievement Awards for outstanding community improvement
Temple is designated to receive one of the most prestigious annual environmental awards in Texas. The winners were selected by Keep Texas Beautiful and will receive a share of $1 million from the Texas Department of Transportation to be used in landscaping state right-of-ways in the community.
Keep Temple Beautiful will receive and administer the award, applying the funding toward beautification projects in the city.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need assistance with a state agency or wish to voice an opinion on any matter before the Texas Legislature. I always appreciate hearing from you.
I hope to see you soon.
Troy Fraser
State Senator
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Mochasoft, the popular Danish developer of affordable terminal emulators for the System i and other platforms, recently launched two new releases of its Mocha TN5250 emulator, including one that runs on the Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system, and another for Apple's Mac OS/X.
The newly released Mocha TN5250 for Windows 7 emulator supports all standard 5250 functions on Windows 7, Windows Vista, and even Windows XP hosts. The software supports user-defined keys and other customizations, macros, and device names. Users also have the option of using 128-bit SSL encryption.
Individual licenses for Mocha TN5250 for Windows 7 cost $30, while a site license, which lets the user install the software on an unlimited number of computers, costs a mere $300.
The Mochasoft website is also showcasing a new release of its TN5250 emulator for Mac OS X, which the developer characterizes as a "small and fast" program for accessing System i hosts. The emulator supports Mac OS X versions 10.4 through 10.6, and costs $25 per computer, or $250 for a site license.
Mochasoft offers a range of low-cost 5250 emulators for a range of devices, including PCs running Windows, Mac, Linux, and MS-DOS operating systems; iPhone, Android, Blackberry, and Palm smart phones; as well as 5250 emulators deployed through Java and ActiveX objects. The company also develops TN3270 and Telnet emulators. For more information, visit www.mochasoft.dk.
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Elizabeth Rhodes, retired director of Kent State School of Fashion Design and Merchandising, passes away
July 27, 2009-- Home Textiles Today,
Kent, Ohio – Services are being held today at Kent State University for Elizabeth Rhodes, who retired as director of the School of Fashion Design and Merchandising in June. She passed away July 23 after battling more than one type of cancer since 1994, the same year she accepted the job as the director of the school.
Rhodes, who was 62, launched initiatives with JCPenney, Sears, Simplicity, Dots and Jo-Ann Fabrics, and formed collaborations with the Paris-American Academy and Hong Kong Polytechnic University. The university also established a studio in Manhattan's Fashion District. Rhodes helped to create the June F. Mohler Fashion Library, raise millions of dollars for the Fashion School and implement a more rigorous and technologically advanced education. During her time as director, the Fashion School more than tripled in enrollment, according to the university.
"Throughout her tenure, and while she battled cancer on the home front, she demonstrated unfaltering commitment to and pride in the success of her students, not to mention the national and international repute of the Fashion School and the university," said university president Lester Lefton.
The family will hold a service in the atrium of Rockwell Hall on today from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. In place of flowers, the family requests donations to be made to the Elizabeth A. Rhodes Legacy Campaign. The fund supports, in part, the New York City Studio and other projects of the school. To make a contribution, contact Shawn Gordon at 330-672-8484 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Marlatt's Diversity Leads Notre Dame Past Villanova
by Brian Hartnett | LaxMagazine.com
|Notre Dame goalie John Kemp
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Notre Dame junior midfielder Jim Marlatt is used to creating his own opportunities on the offensive end. But on Saturday afternoon, he sparked the Irish offensive attack by making a defensive stop.
With the game deadlocked at 6-6 just seconds into the fourth quarter, Marlatt stripped Villanova sophomore attackman Eric Gartner. Irish junior defenseman Stephen O'Hara recovered the ensuing ground ball and fed it right back to Marlatt, who rushed downfield to beat Wildcats sophomore goalie Reed Carlson.
Marlatt's transition goal gave the No. 3 Irish a lead they would never relinquish, as they broke the game open in a wild fourth quarter to beat No. 19 Villanova 13-9 at Arlotta Stadium.
"I thought the thing that got us rolling was the big ground ball play by Jim Marlatt and Steve O'Hara that turned into a fast break," Irish coach Kevin Corrigan said. "It really juiced our guys up because we had been working to make some plays like that."
Marlatt's fast break opportunity was just the first of several non-traditional goals that normally possession-oriented Notre Dame (10-2, 4-1 Big East) had in the game's final 15 minutes.
There was sophomore midfielder Nick Ossello winning the faceoff and racing down for the score. There was a rare own goal by Villanova (5-7, 4-1), which proved to be the eventual game-winner. And there were two more transition goals at the end of the game, in addition to the three fast break scores Notre Dame had in the first half.
"[Transition goals] are something we've talked about, but I think [Villanova] just wanted to ride us — when they had long offensive possessions and lost the ball, they were coming after us hard, so we were able to get behind them a bit and get some transition [opportunities]," Corrigan said. "If you don't do that, they are riding you aggressively, so you make them pay for it a little bit, and it causes them to back off that pressure."
All in all, Notre Dame outscored Villanova 7-3 in the fourth quarter. The Irish scored three goals in the quarter's first two minutes to jump out to a 9-6 lead. Although Villanova clawed back to make it 10-9 with three minutes to go, the Irish iced the game with three goals in the final two minutes.
"I think we started pressing a bit, made a few too many turnovers, some bad decisions defensively, and they took advantage of it," Villanova coach Michael Corrado said. "That's how close these games are—[you make] a couple of bad decisions and, all of a sudden, these games go from 10-9 to 13-9."
For much of the third quarter, it looked like the Wildcats were in control of the game. Villanova rallied from a 4-3 halftime deficit to score the first three goals of the second half. But the Irish got right back into the game with two late third-quarter goals, the second coming with only six seconds on the clock.
"We made a conscious decision to try to attack them from the wings a little bit instead of from the center-front," Corrado said of his team's second-half strategy. "We stretched the field a little bit and saw [Wildcats senior attackman] Jack Rice get some opportunities in the second half that he didn't get in the first half."
Rice led the way for the Villanova offense in the second half, scoring all four of his goals in the game's final 30 minutes. But the aggressive Irish defense effectively neutralized Villanova freshman midfielder John Kluh, the team's points leader entering the game, holding him scoreless.
"[Notre Dame] plays a different kind of defense than a lot of teams [do], and I think they hedged [Kluh], they slid to him a bunch," Corrado said. "I didn't think he played poorly, but he just didn't get a lot of opportunities."
On the other side, Notre Dame junior attackman John Scioscia tallied four second-half goals. Scioscia has scored 12 of his 14 season goals in his team's last four games.
"John just moves so well without the ball," Corrigan said of Scioscia. "John catches almost everything you throw in his direction, and then he turns it into a shot on the cage, and that's a really good attribute."
With the win, Notre Dame moved ahead of Villanova to take first place in the Big East standings.
"At this point, I feel like we're well equipped to be playing some good lacrosse here at the end and each game, we seem to find another guy to make a contribution," Corrigan said.
On the other end, Corrado said the Wildcats will need to reduce their errors if they want to defeat Notre Dame in the Big East tournament, which Villanova is hosting in early May.
"[Notre Dame] scored in the non-traditional ways, and we have to clean those up and hopefully not give them extra goals, goals where we helped them out," he said. "I think we have to cut down those mistakes and if we see them again, we have to play a little bit better."
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