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Quarterbacks came up big in Sunday's key games, as playoff races took shape. Here are five things we learned in Week 12:
NFL legends Peyton Manning and Tom Brady are set to square off again this weekend on Sunday night when the Denver Broncos travel to Foxborough to take on the New England Patriots. Has Brady or Manning had the better career?
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FARMVILLE, Va. — Senior Jen Crawford (Mountain Lakes, N.J.) made sure the Wildcats' season would continue by scoring the go-ahead goal with 2:39 left in the game to send Davidson to the National Lacrosse Conference finals after a 10-9 victory over Jacksonville on Saturday afternoon on the campus of Longwood University.
The 'Cats rolled to their third straight win, and fourth in the last five games, to improve to 9-8. They will face Longwood (9-8) in the finals tomorrow, May 2, at 2 p.m. The Lancers are in the NLC finals for the second year in a row.
"I'm very proud of the team for accomplishing what they did today," said head coach Kim Wayne. "They believed in themselves and they believed in each other. Jacksonville is a strong team, and beating a team like that two times in a row is a difficult task." Davidson earlier this season won a 17-12 battle with the Dolphins at Richardson Stadium.
Of Crawford's team-high four goals, her last two were the most important. Her third goal, a spinning wrap around goal, tied things up at 8-all with 10:46 remaining and then she netted the game-winner with under three minutes left in the game. Her third score set a new single-season school record for goals with 47, breaking Amanda Fleck's 46 set during 1997. The senior added an assist to push her season points total to 60, one away from Linda Rothemund's record 61 during the 1999 campaign.
"Jen had an outstanding game despite being face-guarded all day," said Wayne. "She played off of her teammates and never gave up. For her, scoring the goal which brought the game to 8-8 was crucial. It helped her regain composure and allowed her to keep the attack together."
The game came down to the wire after Jacksonville (7-11) turned a 5-3 halftime deficit into an 8-7 lead with 15:46 remaining. The Dolphins came out of halftime scoring a pair of goals in the 26th minute to knot things up at 5-all.
The Wildcats would twice take back the lead at 6-5 and 7-6 on goals from Emily Rahill (Ridgewood, N.J.) and Keena Classen (Baltimore, Md.), but the Dolphins answered each goal with one of their own setting up the final thrilling minutes of the game.
Davidson's defense saved its best plays of the afternoon for the closing seconds. JU had a chance to knot things up at 10-apiece with 1:26 left, but Michelle Pav (Golden, Colo.) speared Ellyn Spangerberg's free-position shot out of the air. Pav finished with eight saves in the winning effort.
Then after a Wildcat turnover with 57 ticks left, freshman Erin McGuire (Bishopville, Md.) made a huge defensive play by forcing Spangerberg to turn the ball over with 33 seconds left. All afternoon, McGuire had her hand in every play as she finished with a goal, a career-high six groundballs and a pair of caused turnovers.
"Erin led the team in every aspect of the game today," said Wayne. "She was our heart and soul, and it's because of her hustle and determination that we were able to take the lead and then maintain possession of the ball in the closing minutes."
Davidson dominated the first half on the stat sheet as it doubled up Jacksonville in shots with 22 and groundballs with 12. The 'Cats finished the game with 35 shots and 22 groundballs.
But, Jacksonville never backed down as its defense led by goalie Karli Tobin played very well. Tobin picked up 11 first-half saves and held the 'Cats to just 2-of-6 on free-position shots. Tobin finished with 18 saves on the game.
The senior duo of Crawford and Rahill found holes though in the Dolphin defense, helping lead the 'Cats to a 5-3 halftime lead. Crawford and Rahill each scored twice in the half, while McGuire tacked on the fifth score.
JU was led by Sarah Michel and Megan Lusby with three and two goals, respectively.
"Tomorrow's game against Longwood will be a tough one," said Wayne. "However, if we come out like we did today, and fight for the entire 60 minutes, I truly believe that this team is capable of anything and I'm confident that this team will come out ready and well-prepared to battle all the way until the end."


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Precision Farming in New Mexico: Enhancing the Economic Health of Agriculture
Guide Z-106
Shane T. Ball, Extension Agronomy Specialist
John L. Peterson, Geographic Information Coordinator
UNM-New Mexico Engineering Research Institute
College of Agriculture, Consumer and Environmental Sciences New Mexico State University (Print Friendly PDF)This Publication is scheduled to be updated and reissued 6/01
What is in this Guide
Agriculture's Role In New Mexico's Economy
An Investment In The Future
Establishing Precision Farming Education And Outreach In New Mexico
- Partners In Precision Farming Education
- What to Teach?
- A Framework of Information
- Understanding the Data
Science Fiction Or A Modern Technique?
Agriculture's Role In New Mexico's Economy
Agriculture's contribution to New Mexico's heritage and economic health is well known. New Mexico's favorable climate has stimulated a large measure of agricultural diversity from traditional staples to green chile, wine making, and cultivation of blue corn, allowing us to lead the way in many specialty markets. By statistics compiled through 1995, New Mexico leads the nation in production of chile, Valencia peanuts, summer potatoes, and non-storage onions. In the last 10 years, demand for blue corn increased acreage from less than 100 acres to 2,500 acres, grown mostly in Quay, Curry, and San Juan counties. New Mexico is the nation's third largest producer of pecans.
The 1991 cash receipts from farm marketings in New Mexico totaled $1.5 billion, up 1.2 percent from cash receipts in 1990. Of these, crops valued at $486 million represented 34.0 percent of cash receipts; livestock and livestock products accounted for the balance. Major farm production includes cattle, sheep and wool, dairies and dairy products, alfalfa and other hays, wheat, sorghum, 1517 cotton, chile, pecans, lettuce, corn, and onions. Miscellaneous specialty crops include barley, blue corn, green beans, oats for grain and hay, pumpkins, and wine grapes. Agriculture is and will continue to be a growth area of our state's economy.
An Investment In The Future
As with all businesses, advanced technical approaches that contribute to greater efficiency and higher production give their users the competitive edge over those who continue down more traditional paths. As the costs of doing agribusiness increase and compliance with environmental practices becomes more closely monitored, farmers and ranchers are turning to management tools that optimize yields and profits, as well as minimize environmental impacts.
One barrier to reaching these goals is that conventional farming practices treat entire fields as a homogeneous unit, although farm fields are often large and variable in productive potential. This practice will change in the future, as technology allows producers to measure information such as crop yield, soil organic matter, soil pH, and water use efficiency at specific sites within a field. Site-specific information allows producers to make management decisions about discrete areas of the field. This farming method is called precision farming, prescription farming, or site-specific crop management.
Researchers have suggested that precision farming could create a revolution in agriculture on the same scale as that of hybrid corn (the last revolution, which began only about 20 years ago). The availability of low-cost computing power and improved understanding of crop growth will allow site-specific crop management. Farmers will be able to manage a field as a collection of small units that can each be optimally managed, based on the inherent productivity of each unit.
Precision farming utilizes three technologies: Global Positioning Systems (GPS), Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and Variable Rate Technology (VRT). GPS provides navigation that can position a tractor within a few feet anywhere in a field. GIS computer systems capture, manage, and analyze spatial data relating crop productivity and field inputs. VRT provides "on-the-fly" estimation of field inputs. Working in concert, GIS, GPS, and VRT provide information that allows producers to apply inputs, such as fertilizers and insecticides, precisely where they are needed. In addition to potential productivity gains and cost savings, this emerging technology enables thorough study and regulation of ecosystem impacts from agricultural practices.
The techniques of precision farming can complement sustainable land management. The goal of sustainable development is to avoid negative changes in natural resources and increase the quality of life of producers. Precise, detailed information on discrete sites within a field can lead to, for example, more efficient (reduced) use of inputs such as fertilizers and insecticides and more efficient water use. Therefore, precision farming can be used to provide good stewardship of the land for future generations, preserve the land's potential for multiple uses, and evaluate both off- and on-site effects of agricultural practices.
Establishing Precision Farming Education And Outreach In New Mexico
Partners In Precision Farming Education
Precision farming in New Mexico is in its infancy. Fortunately, technical resources and expertise related to this subject currently exist within NMSU's Cooperative Extension Service (Extension) and Agricultural Experiment Station, as well as the University of New Mexico's New Mexico Engineering Research Institute (NMERI). NMERI has recently been designated a National Center for Resource Innovations (NCRI) future site, the seventh NCRI representative in the country. NCRI's mission is to communicate GIS and related technologies, such as precision farming, to public decision makers and natural resources managers.
Therefore, it has been proposed that a cooperative effort to educate New Mexico producers about precision farming techniques be advanced through NMERI's NCRI site. Cooperating partners, which will be assembled through NCRI and Extension, are in unique positions to move quickly into this rapidly emerging agri-management arena. A good initial partnership between NMERI and Extension already has begun. It is the desire of both participating agencies that roles and responsibilities be clarified and formalized through a memorandum of understanding.
Future partners may include the New Mexico Department of Agriculture (NMDA), National Resource Conservation Service (NRCS), Soil and Water Conservation Society, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), non-profit organizations, environmentalists, agribusiness associations, and key politicians. Department of Energy satellite resources also should be investigated as a contributing resource.
Through cooperative interactions between people with differing priorities and viewpoints, we will enlarge our own knowledge and create many win/win solutions to agricultural problems in New Mexico. For example, consumers will have more accurate information on their food products and related environmental issues, assuring them that their food will be safe and economical. Precision farming techniques should help us all become better guardians of our nation's natural resources.
What to Teach?
A precision farming education project should focus on producer profitability, crop diversification, and environmental protection. A logical approach to developing this information would include conducting a case study in New Mexico to address setup and optimization issues prior to conducting a formal outreach program.
Precision farming educators should be prepared to answer both basic and advanced questions that will inevitably be asked by New Mexico food and fiber producers. New Mexico-specific information on soils mapping, crop growth cycles, localized precipitation and weather, and irrigation practices must be built into any yield and financial advantage optimization schemes. Educators also should provide an assessment of the economic incentives and the specific technologies required to enter the precision farming arena, such as GIS mapping, Real Time Differential Correction Services, and VRT.
A Framework of Information
Precision farming can provide a framework of information with which farmers can make management and production decisions. In the near future, precision farming will be used to answer questions pertaining to:
- Ground preparation--tillage depth and type; residue management and organic matter; compaction reduction.
- Fertilizers--nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, and other nutrients; pH additives; application methods.
- Harvest--dates and moisture; quality.
- Post-harvest soil preparation--residue management; tillage.
- Seed--planting date and rotation; population and planting depth; cultivar selection.
- Diseases, insects, and weeds--weed management using infrared sensors; best fungicides and insecticides; optimal rates and methods of application.
In addition to farm management, precision farming techniques can contribute to research--research that can provide the foundation for more valid small-plot and on-farm variety trials; determine relationships between crop growth and yield failures; and estimate optimal plot and block configurations for field experiments. Data gathered in precision farming systems also can help researchers identify areas with high pollution potentials; estimate loading rates of different pollutants; and assess surface water movement of agricultural chemicals.
Therefore, precision farming encompasses all areas of crop production, helping farmers lower their cost per unit of production.
Understanding the Data
Although precision farming has great potential to improve profitability and sustainability in crop production, this technology is very new and, consequently, it has a number of weaknesses. For example, mapping the yield of each site may be the most important component of precision farming, however, evaluation of yield sensors, as well as the interpretation and management of data is quite limited.
One objective is to understand the data obtained from a precision farming system given the variability on a specific farm and within an agriclimatic zone. Our long-range goal is to assist farmers in the practical and cost-effective use of precision farming so they can maximize their profits and make good crop production and management decisions. Methods to help farmers will include:
- Offering information seminars designed to help New Mexico's farmers use precision farming technology correctly and cost effectively.
- Processing the enormous amounts of data generated from this technology, resulting in user-friendly summaries that will help farmers manage their crop production.
- Providing the technical expertise to integrate the various components of precision farming (i.e., GPS, soil sampling, remote sensing, variable rate fertilizer applications, on-the-fly yield monitoring, crop stress management, and field mapping) for each farmer's specific application.
Science Fiction Or A Modern Technique?
Precision farming technology is available now and is being implemented on an increasing number of farms throughout the United States. Environmental concerns will be integrated with economic impacts of each decision while considering the within-field variabilities of the soil and climatic fluctuations. Eventually, each field within a farm will become an on-site research center where management decisions will be carefully analyzed and implemented.
For example, farmers will be able to optimize input costs by detecting high- and low-production areas in their fields. With this information farmers will adapt fertilization rates, planting populations, and pesticides use to a field-specific needs, resulting in fewer chemicals being applied to our ecosystems. In addition, farmers will be able to determine the performance of agricultural products by accurately evaluating each product in side-by-side comparisons. Also, farmers will be able to maximize crop outputs by managing each field and the site-specific environmental stresses more effectively.
The following list provides definitions of common terms related to precision farming technologies.
Accuracy. Closeness of measurements to the true value.
Anywhere fix. An electronic receiver's ability to start position calculations without being given an approximate location and time.
Bandwidth. The range of frequencies in a signal.
C/A code. Acronym for course/acquisition, the standard GPS code. A sequence of 1023 pseudo-random, binary, biphase modulations on the GPS carrier at a chip rate of 1.023 MHz.
Carrier-aided tracking. A signal processing system that uses GPS carrier signal to achieve an exact lock on the pseudo-random code.
Channel. A channel of a GPS receiver consists of the circuitry necessary to tune the signal from a single GPS satellite.
DGPS. Differential global positioning satellites.
Clock bias. The difference between the clock's indicated time and true universal time.
Cycle slip. A discontinuity in the measured carrier beat phase resulting from a temporary loss-of-lock in the carrier tracking loop of a GPS receiver.
Differential correction. To achieve an accuracy acceptable in agricultural GPS applications (1 to 3 meters), a land-based differential unit is needed to correct errors in signal transmission and reception signals.
Dilution of precision. The multiplicative factor that modifies ranging error. It is caused solely by the geometry between the user and the set of satellites being used. Also known as DOP.
Doppler shift. The apparent change in the frequency of a signal caused by the relative motion of the transmitter and receiver.
Fast-multiplexing channel. A single channel that rapidly samples a number of satellite ranges. "Fast" means the switching time is sufficiently fast (2 to 5 milliseconds) to recover the data message.
GIS. Geographic information systems. System of computer hardware, software, and procedures designed to support the capture, management, and analysis of spatially referred data.
GPS. Global positioning satellites (or system).
Latitude. Distance on the earth's surface from the equator, measured in degrees of the meridian.
Longitude. Distance east or west on the earth's surface, measured by the angle created by the intersection of an adopted meridian with a standard meridian.
Ionospheric refraction. The change in the propagation speed of a signal as it passes through the ionosphere.
L-band. The group of radio frequencies extending from 390 MHz to 1550 MHz. The GPS carrier frequencies (1227.6 MHz and 1575.42 MHz) are in the L band.
Multipath error. Errors caused by the interference of a signal that has reached the receiver antenna by two or more different paths. Usually caused by one path being bounced or reflected.
Multi-channel receiver. A GPS receiver that can simultaneously track more than one satellite signal.
Multiplexing channel. A channel of a GPS receiver that can be sequenced through a number of satellite signals.
P-code. The "precise" or "protected" code. A very long sequence of pseudo-random, binary, biphase modulations on the GPS carrier at a chip rate of 10.23 MHz, which repeats about every 267 days. Each one-week segment of this code is unique to a single GPS satellite and is reset each week.
Precision. Measure of agreement among individual measurements.
Precise Positioning Service (PPS). The most accurate dynamic positioning possible with GPS, based on the dual frequency P-code.
Pseudolite. A ground-based differential GPS receiver that transmits a signal like that of an actual GPS satellite. The data portion of the signal contains the differential corrections that can be used by other receivers to correct for GPS errors.
Pseudo-random code. A signal with random-noise-like properties. It is a very complicated but repeated pattern of 1s and 0s.
Pseudorange. A distance measurement based on the correlation of a satellite transmitted code and the local receiver's reference code, that has not been corrected for errors in synchronization between the transmitter's clock and the receiver's clock.
SA. Selective availability.
Spread spectrum. A system in which the transmitted signal is spread over a frequency band much wider than the minimum band-width needed to transmit the information being sent. For GPS, this is done by modulating the carrier with a pseudo-random code.
Standard positioning service (SPS). The normal civilian positioning accuracy obtained by using the single-frequency C/A code.
Static positioning. Location determination when the receiver's antenna is presumed to be stationary in the earth. This allows the use of various averaging techniques that improve accuracy by factors of over 1000.
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Carr, P.M., G.R. Carlson, J.S. Jacobsen, G.A. Nielsen, and E.O. Skogley. 1991. Farming soils, not fields: A strategy for increasing fertilizer profitability. J. Prod. Agric. 4:57-61.
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Jensen, J.R. 1986. Introducing digital image processing: A remote sensing perspective. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ.
Nugent, J.L. 1995. Quality control techniques for a GIS database development project. Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing. 61: 523-527.
Mueller, D.K., P.A. Hamilton, D.R. Helshel, K.J. Hitt, and B.C. Ruddy. 1993. Nutrients in ground water and surface water of the United States: An analysis of data through 1992. WRIR 95-4031.
Pries, R.A. 1995. A system for large-scale image mapping and GIS data collection. Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 61: 503-511.
Rees, W.G. 1990. Physical principles of remote sensing. Topics in remote sensing 1, Cambridge University Press, New York, NY.
Sawyer, J.E. 1994. Concepts of variable rate technology with considerations for fertilizer application. J. Prod. Agric. 7: 195-201.
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Wilcox, C.H., B.E. Frazier, and S.T. Ball. 1994. Relationship between organic carbon and Landsat� data in eastern Washington. Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 60: 777-781.
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The inaugural show of student work from LeeAnn Brook's 2013 Painting Workshops will be at Nevada City Winery for the month of September. The show and sale will open Friday for Nevada City's First Friday Art Walk from 5 to 7 p.m. and will include live music by No Hands Bridge.
Nevada City painter/designer LeeAnn Brook has been giving painting workshops in acrylics for more than six years. Curated and hung by Brook, the inaugural show features a wide variety of styles and techniques, representing the spectrum of classes taught by Brook. The featured artists are Marcia Accola, Andrea Eiermann, Sally Stewart, Sharon Norton, Janet Rosner, Barbara Harris, Caroline Courtright, Ruth Ghio, Jeanne Tepper, Teresa Luchsinger, Michelle Jewett, Betsy Hufnagel and Robert Stelson. Several of LeeAnn Brook's large-format paintings will be featured above the wine bar as well.
Nevada City Winery is located at 321 Spring St. in Nevada City and is open daily at noon. Details and registration information for Brook's painting workshops for 2014 can be seen on her website at http:// leeannbrookfineart.com/painting-workshops or by calling 530-265-6817.
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Board Minutes For Meeting On January 26, 2013
- Tim Samoff / timsamoff (video)
- Iván Gálvez Junquera / ivgalvez (audio only)
- Rob Bauer / SD69 (audio only)
New HFO Support Staff:
- Ryan Abel (generalantilles) appointed as Communications Manager (to handle online and social publication of HFO communication).
- Hildon Foundation Board voted unanimously.
- Based on his offer to help, ask Mathew Hart (flynx) to review HFO website and offer improved and more detailed content.
Finance Status:
- Cosimo:
- What is the financial status of HFO?
- Cosimo's response (voa email): "Every day we get on average about $50 US of donations."
- Have there been any additional donations?
- Cosimo's response (via email): "Yes, all the time. I can't update the list in real time. So I'm updating it on a monthly basis, or semi-monthly if needed."
- Has the original donation money been transfered from PayPal to the HFO bank account?
- Cosimo's response (via email): "No. We agreed to wait with that until HFO has its own PayPal account. Then there are no more donations to my PayPal account so that I can transfer the money all in one transfer to safe international transfer fees."
- Update: An HFO PayPal account has since been created.
- Cosimo's response (via email): "No. We agreed to wait with that until HFO has its own PayPal account. Then there are no more donations to my PayPal account so that I can transfer the money all in one transfer to safe international transfer fees."
- What is the financial status of HFO?
HFO Ovi Store Account:
- Has an account already been created?
- After investigation: Not yet.
- Cosimo: The HFO bank account will have to be connected with the Ovi Store account.
- Maemo Community Council will be in charge for approving contributed apps for HFO Ovi Account.
- It is the Hildon Foundation Board's opinion that these apps should be maemo.org related (e.g., TMO app for N9, TMO link for N800, etc.).
Maemo.org Server Status:
- The Nokia server will cease to support maemo.org on 1 March 2013.
- Currently Nemein is charging $500 per month for server support.
- Joerg Reisenweber suggested the option of using Oregon State University's Open Source Lab (http://osuosl.org).
- This seems like a very good idea to pursue.
- Whatever the option, the Maemo Community Council needs to make a decision very soon.
- Joerg Reisenweber asked for Hildon Foundation Board to give approval in assigning Falk Stern (fstern) as maemo.org SysOp.
- Hildon Foundation Board grants approval.
Maemo.org/Maemo.com Transferance from Nokia:
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- Rob is waiting to hear back about contractual issues (hopefully next week), specifically, agreements about software distribution.
Open Invention Network (OIN):
- OIN has approached HFO with an offer to help with FOSS patenting issues. Unfortunately, they do not cover mobile devices, so help is not needed at this time.
- Update: OIN has begun supporting mobile technologies.
Unified Letter for Potential Donors:
- Tim needs to finish the first draft of the letter and send to the rest of the Board for review and edits.
TMO Reorg:
- We will potentially be adding Mer, Nemo, and Sailfish OS categories to the MeeGo subforum on TMO.
- Possibly reengage Jolla about upcoming TMO reorganisation and ask for their input.
- We must have a public conversation on TMO in order to have community buy in (or not).
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Hauser & Wirth looks forward to welcoming you to Booth L17 where the gallery will be showing new and recent works by its internationally acclaimed artists Phyllida Barlow, Louise Bourgeois, Martin Creed, Subodh Gupta, Mary Heilmann, Andy Hope 1930, Roni Horn, Thomas Houseago, Rashid Johnson, Guillermo Kuitca, Paul McCarthy, Dieter Roth, Zhang Enli and David Zink Yi, amongst others. The gallery will also be featuring important works by contemporary masters Gerhard Richter and Bridget Riley.
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NORTH ANDOVER, MA – Behind a season-high five goal effort by junior Tyler Szymanski (Framingham, Mass.), the Merrimack women; lacrosse team defeated AIC on Tuesday afternoon by the score of 13-4.
Merrimack (3-7, 2-4 NE-10) will return to action tomorrow at 1 pm as they play host to the Le Moyne Dolphins.
Szymanski led the Warriors offensive attack all afternoon as she finished with a season-high five goals and one assist to go with three ground balls and three draw controls. Olivia Huie (Norwell, Mass.) finished off her day with two goals and two assists while Mia Rapolla (Gorham, ME) scored two goals and one assist. Sam Kiesel (Lakeville, Mass.) started her first game of the season and made a season-high 14 saves while allowing four goals and scooping up five ground balls. Caitlin Enright (North Andover, Mass.) led the Warriors defense with four caused turnovers and two ground balls in the victory.
The Yellow Jackets opened up the scoring just two minutes into the game but the Warriors responded quickly with three straight goals, two from Szymanski and one from Huie. AIC scored the next goal two minutes after the Huie tally, making the score 4-2 in favor of the home team.
The Warriors closed out the first half with four straight goals in the final 15 minutes. The Warriors got goals from Szymanski, Huie, Rapolla and Jenn Pino (North Andover, Mass.).
The second half opened with three straight Warrior goals as Rapolla netted her 12th goal of the season and Szymanski and Giulia Palombo (Sandwich, Mass.) also netted goals. AIC stopped the Warriors seven straight goals with back-to-back goals to make the score 10-4.
Merrimack closed out the game with three more goals as Pino notched her 22nd goal, Shealyn Anthony (Stoneham, Mass.) scored her second career goal and Szymanski buried her 25th of the year.
For the game, Merrimack outshot the Yellow Jackets by the score of 35-22 while they also dominated the ground ball category by the score of 38-23. Merrimack was successful on 21-of-27 clearing attempts while they also scored four free position goals on nine attempts.
Senior captain Casey MacNeil (Waltham, Mass.) led the Warriors defense with four caused turnovers and five ground balls while Pino led all players with seven ground balls and four draw controls.


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A few weeks ago, I bought this stunning vegan book called Vegan with a Vengeance from Isa Chandra Moskowitz from the PostPunk Kitchen. She inspires me all the time. I know she has written several cookery books now & I have 3 of them! Ooh yeah, baby. I can buy them or order them in Belgium in the English book store Waterstone's in Brussels. I am one lucky girl! 🙂 Go check out Isa's website for some vegan recipes, tips & super appetizing vegan inspiration! 😉
This basil herbed tofu ricotta is an adapted recipe of her tasty recipe in her 1st book ever: Vegan with a Vengeance! She rocks my taste buds! Ooh yeah! This pasta recipe is a very tasty one, easy & quickly to make. It took me 15 minutes from beginning to finish! 🙂
This is so good & tasty!
Recipe: For about 3 persons or for 2 persons with a lot of hunger!
1 pack of 250 gr firm herbed tofu, drained, pad dry on kitchen paper, pressed for about 30 minutes, pad dry again on kitchen paper
1 tablespoon of nutritional yeast
2 teaspoons of a fruity EVOO
2 teaspoons of lemon juice
10 grins of finely milled black pepper
1/4 teaspoon of sea salt flakes + a bit more
15 large green basil leaves, cleaned & more finely cut up
300 gr of cooked & drained GF & vegan brown rice spiral pasta
1. After draining the herbed tofu well, pad the tofu dry on kitchen paper & mush the tofu with your hands, until it's crumbly.
2. Add lemon juice, sea salt, black pepper & cut up basil leaves. Mix with a spoon. With your hands, mush the mix again until you reach a ricotta-style texture. This can take 2 to 5 minutes.
3. Add the fruity EVOO & mix with a fork. Add the nutritional yeast & mix again all together. Taste! It has to taste fab! Add some seasoning if you need to.
Use instantly on your cooked brown rice pasta & mix it into your hot pasta & enjoy instantly with a loved one! 😉 Enjoy, my lovely ones!
Note: This herbed tofu ricotta mix keeps well in the fridge for about 3 days. This basil tofu ricotta is also tasty heated up in the microwave with some leftover pasta. Yummy Yum!
This would also be quite tasty with some dry roasted pine nuts on top of the tofu mix pasta. MMM …
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56 responses to "Vegan basil herbed tofu ricotta, served on GF vegan brown rice pasta!"
Oh Sophie you've out done yourself here! Your pasta looks scrumptious and the fact that it's quick to "throw" together makes it all the better!
Thank you so much for sharing…
Hello Sophie,
Your recipe looks very tasty. I'll do my utmost best to make this once.
You inspire me.
Thank you .
Isa is so amazing and inspiring when it comes to vegan food! This looks filling and tasty. Who wouldn't like this!
Sophie – this truly looks delicious – and I am not even a tofu fan! I bet it was hearty and filling too! 🙂
I cannot comprehend the speed at which you publish such excellent recipes!
I got some quinoa pasta the other day and loved it!
The addition of lemon juice gave the dish a bright flavor.
That cookbook sounds really interesting Sophie. I love how quickly and easily this pasta can be made. It looks like a terrific mid-week meal xx
That looks so heavenly! I definitely need to check out her website! I just love your blog Sophie and look forward to it all the time! 🙂
Yum yum Sophie! It's Spring here and my basil is about to sprout any day now… This looks like a good recipe to start with! I'm thinking it would be pretty good as leftovers to take to work for lunch the next day too, maybe as a salad…
this looks like a really great bowl of food! YUM 🙂
OOoo Sophie! This looks delicious. I love making herbed tofu ricotta. 🙂
I might have to buy this book for my brother in law who is vegan! 😀 It looks really good!
My goodness….your tofu does look like ricotta cheese! That's such a healthy dish! Thanks very much for sharing. Hope you have great weekend.
So simple and yet so tasty, I totally like the idea of using tofu as ricotta…yum!
Thanks for the recipe and hope you are enjoying your week Sophie 🙂
I love that I could eat this all – and still feel virtuous! Enchanting ingredients.
looks sooo delicious! just one Q, what exactly is fruity EVOO? can I use regular EVOO?


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Two thugs break into a house to steal a flat screen TV. A third is playing lookout.
Mother does what she has to do to protect her children. One thug is shot and killed, another wounded, the last runs away...
The wounded teenager's stepbrother was killed that night by the homeowner (he's 17 years old now, he was 15 or 16 when he and his stepbrother and the third thug committed the home invasion).
The death of his stepbrother causes murder charges in addition to the first degree robbery charges to be filed against the wounded teen under the Felony Murder law.
The jury has returned a guilty verdict. So this young thug may spend the rest of his life behind bars because his stepbrother was killed when they picked the wrong house.
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Baccarat Names New CEO for U.S.
January 3, 2012,
PARIS-Luxury crystal maker Baccarat has appointed retail executive Michelle Klein CEO of its U.S. affiliate, effective Jan. 3. Klein, who succeeds Michael Belleveau, will be part of Baccarat's strategic committee and will report directly to Markus Lampe, CEO of the group, which includes tabletop, lighting, decorative objects and jewelry.
Klein has more than 15 years of experience in the retail industry. She started her career at Bloomingdale's in New York in 1994, where she spent six years as a furniture buyer and helped develop exclusive Bloomingdale's products across all furniture categories. She then moved to Atlanta as an upholstery buyer for Macy's. She went back to Bloomingdale's in New York in 2003 as a living room and casegood buyer. In 2008, she joined Roche Bobois as vice president of the North American subsidiary, responsible for the network of 30 Roche Bobois stores in the U.S. and Canada, the national marketing campaign of the company in North America and the supervision of the brand image.
"The U.S. market is today, more than ever, a key territory for our brand," Lampe said. "As such, I am really pleased that Michelle has accepted to join us to hold this strategic position within the group, which shows our ambition to strengthen our presence on this market. Her unique expertise in the retail sector combined with her great sense of leadership will be major assets in driving the success of our company in the U.S."
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Future-Cops... resonant power in concept and execution. The neon glow provides exceptionally mysterious atmosphere.
I cant believe how beautiful is this!
Splendid city lights and atmosphere...
Cool and solidly cyberpunkesque.
Really cool! Very Blade Runner-esque... Very futuristic and utilitarian. Excellent!
i like this one alot!
Wow, really daring with those colors, great job!
this is really good man.
this is sick, love the concept
Sweet bike. Did you just draw it up or did you design it separately?
holy crap thats cool.... it reminds me kinda of akira...
This reminds me of a pump up version of Biomega
Oh yeah and no problem turning you onto it.
He is one of my favorite manga artist and writers, but i like all that cyberpunk stuff
He is one of my favorite manga artist and writers, but i like all that cyberpunk stuff
I did a check on Biomega and it looks very interesting! Got to read it. haa. Thanks.
I dont know if you like that kinda stuff. But its a decent manga. I perfer his first one BLAME! over any of them, but Biomegas art is sweet. Dude used to be an arcitecture designer
I heard alot of good thing about BLAME but i never really got into reading it. Will give both the book a try. Thanks!
I hope Judge Dredd Film makers are looking. This would be great as the Lawmaster. Super Cyber Punk Cop getting ready to lay down some heavy duty Law!
This is incredible!
nice! well done, reminds me of the "batman-bike"^^
nice pic
Awesome painting, man!
this is awesome! I wish he wasnt holding a gun though. but other wise, great piece.
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Will Smith Checks Out Valentino Menswear Show in Paris
He's always been a snappy dresser, and Will Smith kept his finger on the pulse of fashion while in Paris, France last night (January 15).
The "After Earth" hunk dropped by the Valentino Menswear Fall/Winter 2014/15 presentation as part of Paris Fashion Week at the Hotel Salomon de Rothschild and it looks like he enjoyed the new apparel.
As if he didn't stand out enough in the crowd (he's 6'2" after all), Smith selected a pair of beige trousers with a red printed pattern to go with his green leather jacket, grey top and brightly-colored sneakers.
At the show, Will told press, "I've been taking a few months travelling to places like Buenos Aires. But there's something distinct about Paris, when you walk around. This is exactly where I want to be right now. And it's great to be at the show. Valentino for me, well, it's classical perfection."


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I have to say that I can't think of a more perfect title and cover than the one unveiled today by my friend Fr. Roderick Vonhögen of SQPN. Geekpriest: Confessions of a New Media Pioneer launches in September, but I already had a sneak peek at the manuscript and I can tell you it's a [Read More…]
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I'm a true Dallas Cowboys fan, this footage will show you how I feel about my home team. All my football fans, especially my Cowboys fans, need to hit me with some feedback!
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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Jan 5, 2016) - Smart Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:SRU.UN) announced today that it will issue its financial results for the three months and year ending December 31, 2015 on Wednesday, February 10, 2016.
SmartREIT will hold a conference call on Thursday, February 11, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. (ET). Participating on the call will be members of SmartREIT's senior management.
Investors are invited to access the call by dialing 1-800-499-4035. You will be required to identify yourself and the organization on whose behalf you are participating. A recording of this call will be made available Thursday, February 11, 2016 beginning at 12:00 p.m. (ET) through to 12:00 p.m. (ET) on Thursday, February 18, 2016. To access the recording, please call 1-888-203-1112 and enter the Replay Passcode 3486542#.
About SmartREIT
SmartREIT is one of Canada's largest real estate investment trusts with total assets of approximately $8.5 billion. It owns and manages in excess of 30 million square feet in value-oriented, principally Walmart-anchored retail centres, having the strongest national and regional retailers as well as strong neighbourhood merchants. In addition, SmartREIT is a joint-venture partner in the Toronto and Montreal Premium Outlets with Simon Property Group. SmartREIT's core vision is to provide a value-oriented shopping experience in all forms to Canadian consumers and over time create high quality mixed use developments in urban settings.
With SmartREIT's 2015 acquisition of SmartCentres, SmartREIT has transformed into a fully integrated real estate provider. SmartREIT and SmartCentres have had a long and successful alliance, helping to provide Canadians with value-focused retail shopping centres across the country. Now, our alliance has grown even stronger, the result is a fully integrated real estate provider with expertise in planning, development, leasing, operations, and construction - all under one roof. Our name is a reflection of our combined capabilities: SmartREIT. For more information on SmartREIT, visit www.smartreit.com.
The Toronto Stock Exchange neither approves nor disapproves of the contents of this Press Release.
Smart Real Estate Investment Trust
Huw Thomas
President and Chief Executive Officer
(905) 326-6400 ext. 7649
Smart Real Estate Investment Trust
Peter Sweeney
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Exactly twenty-five years ago today, I walked into B/001 in IBM Poughkeepsie, New York to work on capacity planning and performance of 308x systems.
Since that day I have had 12 managers, been a manager, moved 4 times, gained a family, a large garden, a dog, 2 hermit crabs, and many fish. I've worked with big firms on Wall Street and local business along the shores of Lake Erie. I've tuned DB2 more times than I can remember.
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Julie's Movie Review: Non-stop
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Review: If you want to see a fantastic suspenseful and thrilling flick, definitely go check out Non-stop, starring Liam Neeson and Julianne Moore. Liam Neeson plays U.S. Air Marshal Bill Marks with an unclean record (alcoholic, gambler, divorcee) and is threatened by an on-board anonymous passenger who plans on killing someone on the flight every 20 minutes if Marks does not transfer $150 million to a specific account. Non-stop is literally full of nonstop action and thrills that will have you hanging on the edge of your seat. It's very impressive to see Liam Neeson at his older age still being able to pull off the cool action stunts. Go and see for yourself!
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(5/8/2006) The Department of Elderly Services is offering New Haven renters the opportunity to get a rent rebate. The program is run through the State of Connecticut Office of Policy & Management.
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The Plough Center contains a 1400 sq. ft. GMP-compliant core processing facility along with 6000 sq. ft. of research and training labs designed for the development, preparation, production and testing of small volume parenterals (SVPs). The core of the aseptic area has an ISO 8 area for compounding and an ISO 7 area with ISO 5 hoods for aseptic fill-finish operations. Major manufacturing equipment include autoclave, hot-air oven, stability chambers, lyophilizer, isolator, Metromatic container washer, Cozzoli table-top filler, Millipore ELIX100 water system, Cozzoli ampoule sealer and pneumatic vial crimpers. Key instruments for analytical services include HPLCs, UV-VIS, MS, DSC, TGA and Karl-fisher. Additionally, environmental monitoring is conducted using BioVigilant© IMD-A® system, Biotest® RCS sampler, MilliFlex® and Millipore Air-T® among others.
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- manufacturing of drug products containing cytotoxic, potent and controlled substances,
- sterility testing,
- development of stability indicating assays,
- design and execution of real-time stability studies,
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- aseptic processing of radiolabeled products for ADME studies and clinical investigations,
- scale-up and technology transfer services.
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Archeological projects start to dig up secrets at the Alamo
By Jim Forsyth
SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - The first systematic archaeological study of the grounds around the Alamo started on Wednesday, looking for artifacts at the former Catholic mission in downtown San Antonio that was the scene 180 years ago of a battle for Texas independence.
The first stage of the project is tasked with finding the west and south walls of the original Alamo Mission, which dates from the 1720s and was damaged in the famed 1836 battle, which lasted nearly two weeks. The walls were demolished or crumbled as the city of San Antonio grew around it.
The initial archeological site is across the street from the Alamo church, with its facade that is one of the most recognizable parts of the structure. It also sits on the banks of the San Antonio River, upon which the Alamo and four other 18th century Spanish colonial missions were built.
While descriptions, drawings, paintings - and later, photographs - of the Alamo Church are widespread, there are no descriptions regarded as entirely accurate of what the original mission looked like and what buildings stood on the site, officials said.
"We are asking some questions about what we know about the Alamo, and the answer is: not as much as you might think," Nesta Anderson, the project's lead archaeologist, told reporters in San Antonio.
The excavation, using ground-penetrating radar, will later turn to the streets of central San Antonio to uncover artifacts from the battle and learn about the development of the U.S. Southwest as well as the arrival of the Native Americans some 9,000 years ago, Anderson said.
"What we're looking for is any sign of wall remnants, adobe, daub, which would have been from a mud structure," she said.
The team may also come across human remains and ordinance from the 1836 battle in which the Alamo's vastly outnumbered "Texian" forces as they were known, including such legendary notables as Davy Crockett and Jim Bowie, were routed by Mexican army forces after a 13-day siege, she said. Continued...


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Medical Laboratory Technician
Program Code: 3506
School: School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science
Credential: Certificate
Program Type: Post-secondary program
Program Length: 1 year/ 3 semesters
Start Date: Fall, Winter
Location: Morningside Campus
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Telephone: 416-289-5000, ext. 8123
Program Overview
Centennial College's Medical Laboratory Technician program exposes you to the exciting and rewarding world of the medical laboratory, which offers a unique combination of technical employment and the satisfaction of working with a diverse client population.
Emphasis in the Medical Laboratory Technician courses is placed on ensuring you become proficient in the collection of blood samples, performing ECGs and the use of laboratory equipment, and fluent in medical terminology — while developing the professional attitude and demeanour needed for close patient contact. Excellent communication skills and good interpersonal skills are essential.
The theoretical and practical portions of this Centennial College program are completed within a year. The program is rounded out with a clinical internship that offers real world experience. The compressed delivery format makes the Medical Laboratory Technician offering an ideal choice if you wish to quickly enter the workforce.
The program is approved by the Ontario Society of Medical Laboratory Technologists (OSMT). Students are eligible for certification as a Medical Laboratory Assistant/Technician (MLA/T) with the Ontario Society of Medical Laboratory Technologists and the Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science.
With the role of the medical technician expanding, there are numerous opportunities for full- and part-time employment in both clinics and hospital laboratories. In addition, career opportunities exist in government, research and veterinary laboratories.
- Applicants must demonstrate language proficiency for admission.
- Before deciding to take this Medical Laboratory Technician program, you should be aware that a current criminal background check, including a vulnerable section screening will be required prior to field placement.
- Clinical placement may be located outside of Toronto.
Program Outline
|Course Code
|Course Title
|Applied Anatomy & Physiology
|Morningside Campus
|College Communications 2
|Morningside Campus
|Transcultural Health: A Canadian Sociological Exploration of How Race, Class, and Gender Inform Health
|Morningside Campus
|Clinical Laboratory Techniques
|Morningside Campus
|Communication and Professional Practice
|Morningside Campus
|Applied Chemistry for the Medical Laboratory
|Morningside Campus
|Clinical Data Management
|Morningside Campus
|Course Code
|Course Title
|General Education Elective
|Morningside Campus
|Practical Haematology and Immunohaematology
|Morningside Campus
|Practical Microbiology, Cytology and Histology
|Morningside Campus
|Specimen Collection and Processing
|Morningside Campus
|Clinical Chemistry & Urinalysis
|Morningside Campus
|Lab Administration and Quality Management
|Morningside Campus
|Course Code
|Course Title
|Clinical Internship
|Morningside Campus
Career Opportunities
Program Highlights
- Laboratories at Centennial College are well equipped.
- Faculty members within the Medical Laboratory Technician program have experience in hospitals and clinical laboratories.
- You gain experience in a real work environment during clinical placement.
- You will be eligible for certification as a Medical Laboratory Assistant/Technician (MLA/T) with the Ontario Society of Medical Laboratory Technologists and the Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science.
Career Outlook
- Medical laboratory technician
- Medical laboratory assistant
- Medical technologist
- Phlebotomist
- Lab technician
- Echocardiography technologist
- Cardiology technologist
Admission Requirements
Academic Requirements
- Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, or mature student status (19 years or older)
- English Grade 12 C or U, or equivalent (minimum grade required) or take the Centennial College English Skills Assessment for Admission (score of 170 or 171 is required for admission)
- Mathematics Grade 12 C, M or U, or equivalent (minimum grade required) or take a Centennial College Engineering Math Skills Assessment for Admission
- Biology Grade 11 or 12 C or U, or equivalent (official transcript or credential evaluation is required)
- Proof of English proficiency
Note: Technicians employed in this sector should not be suffering from a mental or physical disorder that could affect their ability to practice in a safe manner.
How to Apply
1. Apply Online
Are you an International Student? Apply directly to Centennial College here.
If you are applying through the Second Career Strategy, please apply at the Employment Training Centre for Second Career (Progress Campus). Second Career Strategy is a funding initiative for those who have been laid-off and are in need of training. For more information go to Second Career Strategy.
If you have previously attended a full time program at Centennial College, you may be eligible for a Program Transfer. Visit Enrolment Services at any Campus for information.
All other applicants must apply online at Ontariocolleges.ca. A non-refundable application fee of $95 must accompany applications. The fee is payable online, by telephone, online banking, by mail, or in person to Ontariocolleges.ca. For more information go to Ontariocolleges.ca Application Fees.
2. Submit Documents
Current Ontario high school students and graduates from Ontario high schools: Notify your guidance counsellor that you have applied to college and your school will forward transcripts to Centennial College via Ontariocolleges.ca.
Graduates of college/university, or high school outside Ontario but within Canada: You are responsible for requesting that your educational institute sends any required documents and transcripts to Ontariocolleges.ca.
Applicants who attended school outside of Canada: If you are submitting transcripts to meet admission requirements, you must have the transcripts assessed by an independent credential assessment agency such as World Education Services (WES) or International Credential Assessment Service (ICAS).
For more information go to Submitting your Transcripts.
3. Confirm Your Offer of Admission
Offers of Admission are sent by mail to eligible applicants. When you receive your offer, you must login to your account at Ontariocolleges.ca and confirm before the Deadline to Confirm noted in your offer letter.
You may confirm only one college and one program offer at a time.
You must confirm your offer by the Deadline to Confirm noted in your Offer of Admission letter or your seat may be given to another applicant.
When you confirm your Offer of Admission at Centennial College you are given access to your personal myCentennial account where you can check your email, grades, register for courses, pay tuition fees, and see your class timetable.
4. Pay Fees
Centennial fees statements are sent by email to your personal email account and to your myCentennial email account. Fees statements are not mailed.
You must make a minimum payment by the Fees Deadline noted in your Fees Statement or your seat may be given to another applicant.
5. Build Your Timetable (Register for Courses)
Build your timetable (web-register for courses) at my.centennialcollege.ca.
Fall registration begins mid-July
January registration begins mid-December
May registration begins mid-April
Your web-registration will not open if:
You have not submitted your minimum fee payment by the deadline
You received a Conditional Offer of Admission and you have not met the conditions of your offer.
Once you have paid your fees or have made appropriate arrangements, register for your courses online through myCentennial.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition Fees - Winter 2017
Fees noted below are for the specified period and are subject to change without notice.
Canadian Students
|Incidental Fees
International Students
|Incidental Fees
Additional Fees:
- OSMT exam application and fee - refer to OSMT website
- CSMLS exam application and fee - refer to CSMLS website
- N95 mask fitting fee - $30.00
- Vulnerable sector police record check cost - Approximately $20.00 - $45.00
- Standard First Aid Certification and CPR level HCP (Health Care Provider): Approximately $100.00 - $175.00
- Students are responsible for expenses related to placement, such as transportation and/or accommodations. These expenses will vary based on the location of the placement.
- Clinical Pre-placement Immunization: Cost for immunization may vary by physician
- Health Record Clearance Fees - Visit our Health Record Clearance website for more information


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