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It's a more attractive alternative to the Camelbak. It's also a great way for you hard-core boozehounds to smuggle in your own top shelf liquor. Order a coke, drink an ounce or two off the top, add booze. Simple. Effective. Affordable.
Perfect for the backpacking man (or woman) in your life...complete with hydration pack, lumbar supporting air chamber, and enough storage and organizational compartments to satisfy pretty much anyone.
These may not be the most feminine backpacks, but they are full-featured, ergonomically friendly, and they come with hydration packs...so they're very functional.
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I know this sounds dumb but when i got my duster it came with the 4 speed and What seems to be half of the bellhousing. Is it supposed to look like half or is it really one of two parts? I never really knew to Much about transmissions so any info would be greatly aprreciated! And any tips on how to beef it up a little. Thanks!
No Stupid Questions? Only stupid answers.Some did have a (2) piece as for inspection, is there any way you can get a number off it, something. I don't know if Lakewood made an explosion proof 2 piece bell housing. I'm just trying to figure out if yours was replaced with a HiPo bellhousing.Bob AKA pepsi1
Ok good to know! Ill go take a look at it and see if it has anything on it. Thanks!_

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A viewer is so close to making an offer on my one-bed flat that I can almost smell the ink on the lease agreement... and then disaster strikes.
We're still in the flat discussing the finer points of the contract when there's a sudden loud thud on the ceiling. The viewer looks up, evidently a little startled. I hold my breath and pray it won't happen again.
Then thud... thud... THUD.
The kids who live in the flat above are playing their favourite game, which is taking it in turns to jump off the sofa. I edge my viewer towards the front door, trying to get her out of the place as fast as possible because I know things are only going to get worse. Too late.
One of the little blighters yells that he's hungry and there's a stampede of feet overhead as several children rush into the kitchen, which, my viewer now can't fail to notice, is directly above the bedroom of my flat.
Neither of us mentions the noise, instead I chat breezily over the top, but I can see she's lost interest in the flat. Damn it.
Truth be told, the family upstairs are lovely and the outgoing tenant has nothing but great things to say about them, but kids are, well, noisy. I speak to a letting agent who has shown several people around my flat over the past month and she says quite a few have been close to putting in offers, but they've all been put off by the sound of the children clattering about over their heads.
I really ought to suspend viewings until September when the kids will be back at school, but the tenant leaves at the end of August so that will mean a void of at least one or two weeks.
Instead I'm tempted to do one of three things: pay for outings for the family every time anyone comes to look at the flat (expensive); bribe the kids to keep quiet (even more expensive, they're a tough crowd), or offer viewers free earplugs.
Obviously the most sensible solution would be just to ask the kids to pipe down. I expect it would be quite stressful for their mum to keep them quiet, and anyway, whoever rents my flat needs to know there are three noisy children upstairs before they move in.
Imagine how cheesed off they'd be if they were to find out about them after they'd signed the lease.
Having noisy children as neighbours wouldn't be such a problem if my flat was also designed for families, who might like having other kids in the building. But what child-free couple or singleton wants to live within earshot of other people's kids?
In the long term we might have to discuss soundproofing with the owners of the upstairs flat, but in the meantime I suggest to the agent that she tells viewers my place is much quieter in term time and she can point out that at least they won't have to worry about the neighbours pulling all-nighters.
The children are generally in bed by nine and the only music to be heard is the sound of the youngest straining to master the violin. We agree it's probably better not to mention that last point.
The agent suggests dropping the asking price, although I point out that will only make the flat cheaper, not quieter. "It will get more people through the door," she says.
"And increase our chances of finding someone who is stone deaf?" I ask.
"Maybe," she says. "Maybe."
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The Indiana Photo Club
The Indiana Photo Club met Oct. 16 in Room 104 of Keith Hall on the Indiana University of Pennsylvania campus. Tom Betts welcomed some additional new members to the group's second meeting of the year, and general discussion followed on a variety of topics relating to the art of photography and the technology available today.
John Risinger offered the program for the evening, showing a variety of images that had recently been entered into the Group A division for the Photography Society of America's International Competition. Risinger reminded members that all the photographs had been winning images in local competitions and that from that elite group a few had been selected as International ribbon winners. Members viewed and critiqued the images.
Entered into this month's regular local competition were 22 images. Jim LaFontaine's photograph titled "Corn Sunset" was voted as the first-place image, scoring 14 points, and his "Bar Harbor Trail" was awarded an honorable mention. Wayne Cessna's "Beirstadt Lake" was awarded second place with a 13-point score, and Sherrill Begres' image "Death Valley" placed third. Judges for the competition were Jim Reber, Ron Repine and Sandy Oliver.
[PHOTO: "Corn Sunset," by Jim LaFontaine]
The Indiana Photo Club will meet next at 7 p.m. Nov. 20 in Room 104 of Keith Hall. Gary Ferrence, a retired IUP biology professor and well-known local speaker and photographer, will present the program for the meeting. In "Walking with Jesus," Ferrence will take members on a photo journey of the Holy Land, presenting through-the-lens highlights of a pilgrimage that he and his wife enjoyed in June of 2012. Included in the program will be visits to many notable places: Nazareth, Bethlehem, the River Jordan, Galilee, Capernaum, the Mount of the Beatitudes, The Mount of the Transfiguration, the Mount of Olives, the Garden of Gethsemane, Jerusalem, Golgotha, the Empty Tomb and Caesarea.
All meetings of the Indiana Photo Club are open to the public and new members are always welcome. Anyone with an interest in photography, regardless of experience or skill level, may attend the meetings and participate in the discussions regarding photographic techniques and improving one's images.
Blairsville Elks Ladies Auxiliary
President Patti Ann Cribbs called the meeting of the Blairsville Elks Ladies 406 Auxiliary to order at 7:06 p.m. Nov. 5. There were 16 members present, including eight officers.
A motion was made by Peggy Boeh, past president, and seconded by Jane Potochniak, past president, to approve the minutes of the previous meeting as read.
The treasurer's report was placed on file for audit.
Several members were mentioned by the sickness and distress committee: Evelyn Bondra, Stella Farabaugh, Carol Pike, Sharon Angelo, Kathy Teslevich, Ruth Brozeski, Ella Wodowski and Jane Potochniak
Nancy Shurina, vice president, reported on the Oct. 20 basket party.
Shurina thanked committee members: co-chairwomen Edna Torok, Kathy Cardellino, Kathy Cobler, Patti Ann Cribbs and Sharon Angelo; kitchen workers Marie Kenny, Mary Ann Thomas, and Tammy Torok; door and raffle workers Peggy Boeh, Bondra and De Iezzi; and all of the auxiliary members for the delicious desserts and generous donations of baskets and door prizes.
Next year's basket party will be held April 28 and hosted by Patti Ann Cribbs and Marge Patz. More details will follow as the time gets near.
Jean Shepherd explained what "Share the Joy" was and, after a motion was made by Patz and seconded by Shepherd, the auxiliary made a donation to the project. Shepherd also explained the "less fortunate" project where cash is given. The club tries to give to an Elks family first but outsiders in need are also accepted. If any auxiliary member knows of a family in need, contact Shepherd.
Shurina won the Good of the Order. Kenny celebrated a birthday.
A motion was made and properly seconded to pay the bills.
Lisa Fodor, Toni Apryasz and Cribbs hosted the luncheon of chicken and egg salad sandwiches, cake, candy and coffee. The tablecloths were of fall motif with scattered leaves on the table.
December's luncheon hosts will be Bondra, Thomas, Annette Lucas and Becky Povich. It will be the club's Christmas party and the meeting will be held downstairs with a $10 gift exchange.
President Cribbs closed the meeting at 8:10 p.m.
Evergreen Garden Club
The Oct. 21 meeting at the Trinity United Methodist Church focused on making cornhusk flowers with club member Jean Williams as instructor. She showed various ways of making flowers and other cornhusk projects. She also dyed some husks green and red to make it more colorful. All the members then tried their hand at making flowers during a fun, hands-on workshop.
The Nov. 18 meeting at the Trinity United Methodist Church will be a wrap-up meeting for the Tinsel Time Luncheon. Committee members are working hard to make sure all is ready for a successful and entertaining day.
There will be a brief business meeting.
Tinsel Time tickets are available from club members, The Book Nook, the historical society, the Indiana County Tourist Bureau and Flo's Floral & Gift Shop of Homer City. Proceeds benefit the Evergreen Garden Club scholarship fund and the many civic gardens nurtured by the club. Join the club for great food, great shopping, entertainment by the melodic Indi-Annas and door prizes gifted by the merchants of Indiana. The luncheon will be held Dec. 5 at the Rustic Lodge from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
A ticket is required for admission.
The public is invited to meetings, which are held the third Monday of every month.
For more information, contact Marcy Cunkelman, publicity chairman, at (724) 459-7229.


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World Chefs: Sauces are key to Mexican cuisine
By Richard Leong
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Knowing how to make moles, adobos, salsas and other condiments is the secret to Mexican cooking, chef Robert Santibanez says in his new book "Truly Mexican."
The classically-trained chef believes his book, which he co-wrote with J.J. Goode, offers techniques and tips on ingredients that lend authenticity to cooking Mexican dishes at home.
The Mexican City native, who now lives in New York City, spoke to Reuters about chiles, the complexity of Mexican sauces and what it is like working for rock musician Carlos Santana:
Q: What do you want to achieve with your new book?
A: "It's more intensely focused on the ingredients itself and the techniques needed to be transformed into the flavor profiles in Mexican cooking. There are platforms of flavors, textures, colors and smells that identify each cuisine.
"When you taste something, it's definitely Chinese or something that's definitely Mexican, and it's because of the techniques people apply to transform those ingredients.
"Everybody grills, everybody boils, everybody steams. The sauces and condiments to me are the most important part. It's what goes with it that makes it Chinese or Mexican. It's how you saute and how you use the chiles. That's why it's so intensely related to the ingredients. Every country makes a tomato sauce. Why does one taste Italian and the other Mexican? It's all in the technique."
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Dear ClubWRX members,
As you guys have noticed, we just upgraded our forums. The upgrade is basically an overall more stable version of the bulletin board. The backend is more stable and everyone should notice how smooth the forum is running now. We're still making small changes throughout the forum and I'm constantly thinking of ways to make ClubWRX more enjoyable for our members. I'd like to thank Volfman for making this all possible.
Here's a quick overview of what's new on the site:
1. Slight layout change (the logo will soon be updated)
2. A Subaru Dealership Forum in the ClubWRX.net Marketplace with the following subforums: Sub-Forums: Vehicles for Sale, Maintenance and Services, and Questions. Grayson Subaru is the first dealeship to join and Seth has been really helpful around the site, please go in there, say hello, and ask him any questions you may have. If you would like your dealership to participate on ClubWRX, please tell them about the site and ask them to contact us. I would like to set up a network of dealerships to offer our members better and more personalized service.
3. A Donations and Membership Upgrade page (as recommended by a lot of people before). There's already already a thread started about the donations page and you can see it in this thread. Feel free to join the discussion and take the poll. (Ignore the part where I got really irritated )
4. Sponsorship Forum (BETA) this is a forum where manufacturers can post product testing and sponsorship opportunities. I am getting it set up as we speak so hang in there with me.
5. List of Subforums in the forum description.
6. Removal of the splash page.
Finally, feel free to make any recommendations in the Improving ClubWRX forum. I'm always looking for ways to improve the site for all the members on the site.


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On Fri, 11 Jul 1997, Unicode Discussion wrote:
> Werner Lemberg <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote on 1997-07-11 23:04 UTC:
> > To a certain extent, Chinese (as used in Taiwan) needs this. There are
> > newspapers which have headers written from left to right and right to left
> > on the same page; the main text is nevertheless written vertically.
> But isn't left-to-right and right-to-left writing in *this* context just
> a typographical formatting feature (like left and right justification
> and centering of lines in European languages), and not a property of the
> script and its characters?
Not necessarily. AFAIK there exist some palindroms in Chinese which can be
read from left to right and from right to left with different meanings. Of
course, this is not the normal case, but it is a possibility.
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Posted by Jean-Pierre Garbani on May 28, 2009
Following my papers on the future of software and the most recent one on the acquisition of SUN by Oracle, I continue to see signs that point in the direction of reducing the costs of application deployment. The first company that I talked to recently is Phurnace Software. Phurnace is specialized in the deployment of Java EE applications. The solution includes a discovery of the target environment, including the typical configuration settings. Then it does a validity check of all the settings, provide a "what if" sandbox to see the impact of setting changes, deploys automatically the application and finally provide a complete report on what was done. This is already very close to the complete "life cycle automation" concept that I think is the future of software applications. Then I talked to rPath: This is a very similar solution, but the end result is a run-time version of the application that can be deployed as an image on different platforms, from bare metal to virtual environments. rPath has already a number of followers in the ISV world, and is now looking at the enterprise one. Finally I also had a briefing with XebiaLabs in Holland, which appears as a direct competitor to Phurnace.
Posted by Jean-Pierre Garbani on May 2, 2009
This week, IBM introduced its first two IT management appliances targeted at small and medium businesses. These first two solutions are part of a family that will eventually cover all the IT management needs of an enterprise, and cover availability and performance (IBM Tivoli Foundations Application Manager) and service desk IT services (IBM Tivoli Foundations Service Manager). The benefits expected are a rapid deployment at a lower cost due to the inclusion of automated configuration and deployment solutions. by itself, this is not really new and neither is it a complete revolution. Years ago, Oculan (now part of Raritan) and off shout of the Open NMS effort, presented a network management appliance for SMBs, with a similar strategy: sell exclusively through partners who can add their own flavor of services to the solution.


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Tearfund challenges people to a Carbon Fast
Energy and Climate Change Minister Ed Miliband will join senior Church of England bishops in calling on people to cut down on their carbon emissions instead of chocolate this Lent, which begins today.
The call will be made at the launch of development agency Tearfund's Carbon Fast, which asks people to pledge a cut in their personal carbon use for each of the 40 days of Lent.
"Scientists warn that climate change could hit all countries hard and fast but by taking part in this carbon fast we can all reduce the size of our carbon footprints and make a difference," says Mr Miliband.
"This initiative shows that there are plenty of ways we can make a difference that might seem like a sacrifice to begin with but can easily become part of everyday life that will help tackle dangerous climate change. I hope it will inspire people to cut carbon for Lent and keep them on a low carbon path."
Tearfund and other aid agencies are calling on governments to step up their commitment to tackling climate change ahead of a major summit on the environment in Copenhagen in December.
They warn of the "urgent" need to reduce carbon emissions and protect poor communities that have contributed the least to climate change, yet are feeling the impact more severely than developed areas with the largest output of carbon emissions.
The Carbon Fast asks people to carry out a simple energy saving action on each of the 40 days of Lent that will help them gradually lower their carbon footprint. One action challenges people to remove a light bulb from a prominent place in the home and live without it for 40 days as a constant reminder during Lent of the need to cut energy.
Taking part in the Carbon Fast will result in an estimated 25 per cent cut in average emissions over this period.
The Carbon Fast is the brainchild of the Bishop of Liverpool and Vice President of Tearfund, the Rt Rev James Jones.
He said: "God calls us to be stewards of the earth he created and to take care of the poor and vulnerable. With this in mind there is a moral imperative for those of us who emit more than our fair share of carbon, to rein in our consumption.
"The Carbon Fast is a fun and simple way to do this. Taking part in the Carbon Fast will hopefully lead to more permanent life adjustments for those who take part."
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams said: "Let's try this Lent to walk more humbly, live more simply and cherish more deeply the creation of which we are only a part."
To find out more about the Carbon Fast 2009 go to www.tearfund.org/carbonfast


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what is a good way to motivate elementary students to learn math
i need help with all the answers on the teacher aide exam 02603800
Manipulatives and games are good motivators. When my brother was in early el, he had trouble learning basic math facts. I can remember many games of dominoes our family played to help him learn those facts. Incidentally, he went ahead to get a degree in engineering. :-)
Whoa! You want to be a teacher aide, and you want help on an exam. Go back and study your text materials.
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Top ranked Harlan's started each half strong and pulled away from Glenwood in a 68-33 Hawkeye 10 Conference girls basketball victory Friday in Glenwood.
Harlan (18-0 overall, 10-0) led 8-5 after three minutes and then went on a 12-3 run to go ahead 20-8 after one quarter. Glenwood (9-10 overall, 4-6 in the conference) would hang in until the final few seconds of the half when Harlan scored five straight to push the lead to 38-22 at the break.
The Cyclones girls came out of the locker room hot, out-scoring Glenwood 21-7 in the third quarter.
A red-hot third quarter helped Harlan turn a three-point halftime lead into a 11 point lead heading into the final quarter as the Cyclones out-dueled Glenwood 66-51 in Hawkeye 10 Conference boys basketball Friday.
"We had several shots that went in and out during that time frame," said Glenwood coach Curt Schulte.
Jacob Lewis led the way for Glenwood with 12 points and 11 rebounds. Wyatt Schulz and Dylan Stouder added 10 each.
TABOR — The Fremont-Mills girls' basketball team remained undefeated heading into their Top 10 showdown with the Shenandoah Fillies Monday night after defeating East Mills 65-38 in Corner Conference action Friday night.
The Knights (19-0 overall, 15-0 in the conference)) started the game on a 10-2 run, which resulted in them taking a 20-11 lead after one quarter.
TABOR — Fremont-Mills' hopes of an undefeated Corner Conference boys basketball season came crashing down Friday night as Noah Meyer's putback with 38 seconds left lifted East Mills to a 57-56 victory Friday in the Lied Gymnasium.
TRI-CENTER - The East Mills wrestling team advanced to this Saturday's Class 1A, District Wrestling Meet with a second place showing at sectionals in Tri-Center Saturday.
The Wolverines had six district qualifiers, second only to sectional champion Logan-Magnolia's 11. East Mills' Ben Christiansen (120 pounds), Alec Moorman (132), Luke Stortenbecker (145), Josh Hopkins (152), Nick Perkins (220) and Anthony Ossman (285) were among the district qualifiers.
Moorman, Hopkins, Perkins and Ossman all won their weight classes.
The East Mills wrestling team went 2-1 in quadrangular at Shenandoah last Tuesday.
The Wolverines recorded victories over Griswold 48-6 and Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 45-17. The lone loss came to the host Mustangs, 42-30.
"We have been working on trying to create more opportunities to score in matches recently," said East Mills coach Claude Lang. "We did a great job of taking chances and just 'going for it.'"
Glenwood hit 6-of-10 first half three pointers and 13 different Rams scored in a 72-38 rout of Clarinda in Hawkeye 10 Conference boys basketball last Tuesday.
The Rams (8-8 overall, 4-4 in the conference) turned a nine-point lead after a quarter into 35-15 halftime lead thanks to some hot shooting from the perimiter and patience on the offensive end.
Logan Currin scored 21 points and Keegan Wederquist 16 to lead East Mills to a 56-49 victory over Sidney in Corner Conference boys basketball Friday.
The Wolverines (11-5 overall, 10-3 in the conference) used a 25-15 third quarter run to pull away from the Cowboys.
Currin hit 6-of-8 three pointers en route to his team-high 21 points. Wederquist added 12 rebounds and a pair of steals.
Jacob Cain and Dylan Lucas paced Sidney with 12 points each.
East Mills 57,
Stanton 46
Matt Malcom won his second straight conference wrestling title and Glenwood finished fourth in the team standings at the Hawkeye 10 Conference Tournament Saturday in Glenwood.
Creston edged Council Bluffs Lewis Central 245 to 235 in the team scores to wrap up its fourth straight conference crown. The Panthers finished with three individual champs and 10 top six finishers.
The Rams finished fourth with 213 points, 10.5 behind third place Clarinda.
MALVERN - East Mills scored a season-low two first-quarter points and that was just one of the offensive low points for the Wolverines in a 32-26 loss to Griswold Friday in a non-conference boys basketball showdown.
The Wolverines (5-2 overall, 5-1 in the Corner Conference) 26 points were a season-low – their fewest in a game since a 45-28 loss to Underwood Dec. 2, 2010 – as were their 24 field goal attempts, 11 field goal makes and six free throw attempts. They also had a season-high 19 turnovers in a rough-and-tumble post-Christmas break loss.
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Um is this a mess?
bought a house and replacing the counter and sink. I'm no plumber but this looks way wrong to me. The dishwasher is dumping after the trap and the water has to go up before going down the drain ?? At least it looks like there is a vent.
Need to go back and add your location to your profile.
Must be below the equator where water runs up hill and sewer gas run down hill.
That sure is a creative use of pipe-----wrong in many ways, but very creative.
It looks like a complete and utter mess. Start at the wall and re-plumb the entire thing is the best way to proceed.
By the way what is that 1.5" abs line for that goes through the floor for?
Maybe a pump from below????? still not code very much in need of a repipe.:eek:
I would have guessed that the 1.5" abs going down was some sort of convoluted excuse for a loop vent. Are you sure it's the drain?
I'd want to know if that's a Tee or just an elbow going up where it goes through that wall.
What's below there?
I can confirm that it's the drain going through the floor. I can see it underneath. I can also see the vent from the downstairs bathroom come up to meet the spot where the pipe comes out of the wall and can see the vent on the roof over this location.
Make 100% sure which is which before you start re-arranging things.
The drain goes to the stack, the vent does go to the vent for the bathroom downstairs (unless the water from the sink drains up the wall)
But yeah I was just sitting here thinking about how the water must be going down that pipe instead of the actual drain.
Sounds to me like someone might have cut a tee into the kitchen drain for a sink on a lower level. Which is why you're making the comment about water draining up the wall. :huh:
The other line going directly to the stack sounds to me like some form of loop vent tied into the main 4" stack to serve as a vent.
Hard to tell without more visual cues.
As mentioned before, it would be nice to know what's in the wall there ; whether it's a tee or just a 90.
In the wall is a T. Goes up to a roof vent and down under the floor where it becomes the vent for a sink I the basement. That is where the "up the wall" comment comes from The sink in the basement has its own drain.
Ran the water upstairs and hung out in the basement. Can hear the water draining in both pipes.
Since the pipe in the wall is a true drain up to the roof and the pipe in the floor is a true drain into the stack, could I not just make a bit of a loop with the vent pipe and put a T in over the drain to tie in the sink and dishwasher? That way the vent is coming down over the drain? Kind of like a loop for an island sink ?
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Risotto with Bitter Greens and Goat Gouda Cheese
Unlike Gouda made from cow's-milk, goat's-milk Gouda has a wonderful peppery flavor that cuts some of the risotto's richness. The best brands are Arina, Benning and Darcy.
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- Servings: 4
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 pound red Swiss chard, stems trimmed and finely chopped, leaves coarsely chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 6 cups chicken stock or canned low-sodium broth
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1 1/2 cups Arborio rice
- 6 ounces Gouda cheese, preferably made from goat's milk, shredded
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter
How to make this recipe
In a large, deep skillet, heat 1 tablespoon of the olive oil until shimmering. Add the chopped chard stems and cook over moderately high heat, stirring frequently, until crisp-tender, about 4 minutes. Add the garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add the chard leaves and cook, tossing, until wilted, about 3 minutes. Drain the chard and transfer to a bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Wipe out the skillet.
In a saucepan, bring the stock to a simmer. Heat the remaining 1 tablespoon of oil in the skillet until shimmering. Add the onion and cook over moderate heat, stirring frequently, until softened, about 7 minutes. Add the rice and cook, stirring until the rice is coated with olive oil, about 2 minutes. Add 1 cup of the hot stock and cook, stirring frequently, until the rice has absorbed most of the stock, about 3 minutes. Continue to cook the risotto, adding 1 cup of stock at a time and stirring constantly between additions until the stock is absorbed. The risotto is done when it is creamy and the rice grains are just tender, about 20 minutes.
Remove the risotto from the heat and stir in the cheese, butter and cooked chard. Season with salt and pepper and serve at once.
Suggested Pairing
A rich Chianti Classico will echo the creamy texture of the Gouda and soften the sharpness of the greens.


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Are Project Managers' Soft Skills Evolving?
Posted by Mary Gerush on July 28, 2010
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Once upon a time, there was a project manager.
This project manager was strong, motivated, and driven to succeed. She was certified, the PMBOK was her friend, and she could create the most amazing Gantt charts ever seen.
One day, she took on a new project.
This project was large and complex. It involved new technologies and many stakeholders. And the project team was — let's just say — "challenging."
But this didn't scare our heroine. She created a fabulous Gantt chart, established milestones, and documented roles and responsibilities. She set up her cost management, time management, and quality management plans. And she doled out assignments to the project team with a confident smile.
The project went off track quickly.
Team members argued, stakeholders failed to participate, and serious roadblocks emerged. The project manager requested status updates, set up meetings, and reported to the steering team — all things that "good" project managers do. But eventually, she lost the gig.
Why? She either didn't have — or didn't use — critical soft skills that today's strong, next-generation project manager absolutely must not only have — but also exercise.
Like this project manager (any resemblance to actual events or characters is purely coincidental), I come from a very "traditional" project management background. I'm a PMI member and a certified project management professional. The PMBOK is my friend too. Managing the triple constraints of time, cost, and scope motivated me for years. And while my traditional project management skills helped me lead most (but not all) of my projects to successful outcomes, they would have meant nothing without the ability to serve and enable the team, adapt to complexity, and flex appropriately.
I've blogged about this in the past, sharing my findings on today's strong project manager as well as tips to help project managers evolve. But now the topic is once again top of mind, because I'm preparing to speak about the next-generation project manager at the November ProjectWorld & World Congress For Business Analysts. And while I feel that the discipline of project management has evolved to embrace new ideals, many project managers are still overly focused on methodology and neglecting the development of critical soft skills. It's not about checklists, schedules, and status reports — it's about people.
Are you seeing traditional project managers evolve to become more people-oriented and flexible? How are they being successful? How can we help people like our heroine enhance their traditional project management abilities while developing and using next-generation soft skills? Share your thoughts and come join me in Orlando. Thanks!
I remember that project
Comment from Nancy Wichmann (not verified) on Wed, 07/28/2010 - 12:54
I remember that project, but I had a good change control process set up and could either justify the scope and schedule creep, or the request didn't happen.
My biggest problem was the PMO and a manager who was afraid of being embarrassed that her previous attempt at this feature was not only a flop, but that her original proposal estimate was only 30% of what was actually needed (or 50% of the non-changed project). My people skills failed with her, not the customer.
I come across traditional
Comment from Martin Proulx (not verified) on Wed, 07/28/2010 - 14:50
I come across traditional project managers (aka those who didn't evolve) all the time when we work with organizations to transition to Agile (Scrum).
"That won't work here?", "Where's the Gantt chart?", "How do you control people?", "We need to know everything upfront", etc.
The Agile project managers (aka those with strong people-orientation) get it.
"Individuals and their interactions over processes and tools".
Unfortunately, there are still more of the traditional type than of the agile kind. Let's hope things will improve over time.
Are Project Managers' Soft Skills Evolving?
Comment from sarah smith (not verified) on Thu, 08/12/2010 - 17:33
Interesting commenting.A project manager was strong, motivated, and driven to succeed,good listening,good communication skills and good understanding.
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You Nailed It!
Comment from Pam Stanton (not verified) on Tue, 12/14/2010 - 22:34
Hi Mary,
I was in the audience for your presentation at Project World. Thanks for confirming the premise about which I'm so passionate... that projects are about PEOPLE. The project scenario in your post is exactly what I've experienced and captured in my book "The Project Whisperer."
We need more voices like yours highlighting the next-generation project manager's need to master the soft skills, or as I say, "the human part of the Gantt chart." Thanks again for sharing your insights at Project World!
Best regards,
Pam Stanton
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what is the attraction of reptiles as pets?
I love my reptiles. My boa is 7 feet long. I've had her since was roughly 7 inches long. She's beautiful. Easy to care for. Low maintenance. Great conversation starter. And I can get her out and she'll just chill in my lap.
The same could be said about dogs to some people, what's the attraction of a 90 lb hairy monster that smells and has to be always near you?
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LOL, Anubis - that is exactly how I used to feel about dogs (though, fortunately for Gryff and Keeta, I've changed. :D ).
I've mostly kept cats, fish, small animals, birds as pet. But I did have a California King Snake, that I was more attached to than I realized, after he went missing and turned up dead in the back field. :(
The attraction was just the shear beauty of the animal, and the fascination of learning and figuring out his daily and seasonal behavioural cycles. The pride and satisfaction of knowing that I was doing a good job of keeping him healthy and happy, as he ate, shed, and grew from a 12 inch yearling snake to a five foot mature adult.
Many people are attracted to GSDs because of their wolfy look. They find that bringing a bit of the untamed wild into their lives adds a new dimension to their way of being, and satisfies a deep need to connect to the natural world. That is how I felt about having a snake, getting to know him, feeling that connection.
Just have to say, that a five-foot long animal that survives and thrives with no limbs at all is just the coolest thing! It was like a natural miracle, and kept me full of awe.
Plus, he brumated six months out of 12, and only ate once every one or two weeks when active, so a pretty easy keeper. Who can complain about that?
I also have a leopard gecko with 2 tails due to a genetic defect. She's actually not far from Zoey's age - she's probably 6-7 years old as well (I would guess she's 6 months younger, and I got her when she was pretty young)
Her name is Gimpy :) I'm not a huge lizard fan, but how can you say no to a 2 tailed gecko????
You could say my love for snakes started pretty young - Some of my first pets were corn snakes, Striker and Anastasia here when I was 5 or 6ish?
HAHA to be completely honest that is how I STILL feel. I "jokingly" tell people, I don't like dogs, just cats and german shepherds
I love the personalities of some. Such as my bearded dragon, he is so chill. I can just pick him up. He doesn't run from me. He doesn't try to bite me. He will just lay on my arm. And he knows that my fingers are not food. :) I can put my hand in his food bowl, and he only goes after the food. He will climb all over me, and maybe rest on my shoulder. I think it's adorable. And he loves to explore new places. I'll set him on the floor, and he is running all over the place, smelling and climbing on things. He has such a big personality. I am going to be getting a green iguana soon. Very excited about that. :) I LOVE how large they are, and their vibrant colors are beautiful.
I also love knowing that I am caring for an animal, giving it the best life possible.
I've kept bearded dragons, babysat snakes (red tails, corns, carpets, balls, this guy was a huge collector) and I would have to say that their utter beauty always stunned me. Watching them go about the day and the responses they would give was really cool.
I now only have tarantulas and a hedgehog as my 'weird' pets, have to say they are a joy for me. The tarantulas was originally supposed to be one to get me over my fear of spiders. Ended up falling in love with a little b.smithi, soon joined by b.albo and a. Avic. Getting a c.cyan soon too! :)
I just cut the first egg of the season. Its a banana..nuff said..lol.
I do totally get that some people love reptiles, I just don't understand it from my own point of view. And the difference in people liking cats and dogs? They can actually return the affection. ;)
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Aug 25, 2013 - By Eric Blom Staff WriterTribal and county governments are developing a memorandum of understanding about granting liquor licenses to businesses on the Wind River Indian Reservation.
The governing bodies already are working under the agreement spelled out in the document, said Fremont County Commission chairman Doug Thompson.
If a business that is within the exterior boundaries of the reservation and located south of the Wind River applies for a liquor license, it must first submit an application to the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes. If they approve the permit, the business has to apply for a Fremont County license as well.
"I don't think it'll change anything, it just puts it down on paper," Thompson said. "Alcohol is a problem throughout our county; (the MOU) just allows the governing bodies to say where it is."
The tribes and county have a difference of opinion regarding land within the reservation that is north of the Wind River.
"(This is) not an agreement on what happens north of the river," Thompson said. "I don't think we want to get into that big jurisdiction battle with the tribes."
Thompson said the MOU arose out of a meeting between county and tribal attorneys addressing a number of issues. It also is timely because the county has received several requests for liquor licenses that would be covered by the MOU.
But Thompson said a recently denied application from a business in that region did not drive the MOU's development.
An application from the Burris Roadhouse and Trading Company was rejected while attorneys for the two governing bodies were drafting the MOU. The Burris Roadhouse, which sits roughly fives miles northwest of Crowheart on U.S. Highway 26, had sought a license to sell malt beverages, such as beer.
Commissioners denied the application Aug. 6 after receiving word that the tribes had turned it down. In May, they had approved the license for the Burris Roadhouse contingent on approval by the Joint Business Council of the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes.
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Under the draft MOU, the Fremont County Commission would agree to notify the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes if the board receives a liquor license application for a business located south of the Wind River and within the exterior boundaries of the reservation.
Commissioners would further agree only to approve the license if the tribes approved it.
According to the MOU, if the two tribes receive a liquor license application for a location within the aforementioned area, they would notify the commissioners. The tribes also would have to tell the county board of any action they take.
The formal agreement is not finished. Commissioners sent the draft document to the Joint Business Council with other details to work out.
Thompson thought the tribes should not be responsible for notifying the county if they received a liquor license application for all locations within the reservation. They only should be responsible for informing commissioners for applications for locations south of the Wind River.
"We don't want to ask them to do any more than we're willing to do and vice versa," Thompson said.
The Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone business councils could not be reached for comment by press time.
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Conway has contributed much to the understanding of electrode kinetics, particularly those of hydrogen evolution and the very earliest stages of metal oxidation. He has also served as a consultant to chemical research labs. Conway\'s work in applied electrochemistry has allowed the development of rechargeable, compact batteries and supercapacitors for cellular phones, laptop computers and radiocommunication systems.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Fifteen members of the Tennessee women's track & field team, 10 of them either freshmen or sophomores, will travel to Columbia, Mo., this week, hoping to earn national championship berths when they compete Friday and Saturday at the NCAA Mideast Regional at the University of Missouri's Audrey J. Walton Stadium.
Head Coach J.J. Clark, whose Lady Volunteers qualified a program-best 16 athletes for 29 scoring opportunities in 15 different events, has streamlined that list to 15 entries with 21 chances in 12 events. That condensed itinerary should help maximize the ability of his charges to earn top-five individual finishes and top-three relay outcomes and, thus, automatic trips to the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Sacramento, Calif., June 6-9.
"I believe this is one of the biggest groups we've ever taken to the regional meet, and it's definitely the youngest," Clark said. "Our objective is to go to Columbia, compete at our best and earn a top-five finish individually and top-three finish in relays, which would allow us to go to the national meet. The more people we have at the national meet, the more chances we have to break into the top 10."
UT will be making its first-ever track & field appearance in the "Show Me State," marking the 31st state the program has visited in the past 34 years of competition. Slated to be at Mizzou this weekend are senior Leslie Treherne (800m/4x400mR, Chesapeake, Va.); juniors Courtney Champion (100m/200m/4x100mR/4x400mR, Lawrenceville, Ga.), Shanna Dickenson (hammer/discus, Cincinnati, Ohio), LaTonya Loche (400m/4x100mR/4x400mR, Bastrop, La.) and Cleo Tyson (100m/200m/4x100mR/4x400mR, Huntsville, Texas); sophomores Rolanda Bell (1500m, Laurelton, N.Y.), Sarah Bowman (1500m, Warrenton, Va.), Tiki James (100mH, Miami, Fla.) and Celriece Law (100mH/LJ, Denver, Colo.); and freshmen Nia Ali (100mH, Philadelphia, Pa.), Jackie Areson (3000mSC, Delray Beach, Fla.), Rose-Anne Galligan (1500m, County Kildare, Ireland), Lynne Layne (100m/200m/4x100mR, New Rochelle, N.Y.), Kelly Parrish (3000mSC, Ocala, Fla.) and Phoebe Wright (1500m, Signal Mountain, Tenn.).
Sophomore Katie Van Horn (Glendora, N.J.) earned a trip to the meet in the 5000 meters, but an injury will prevent her from competing. Additionally, due to scheduling conflicts and in order to put athletes in their best events, Clark has scratched Ali from the high jump, Bowman and Galligan from the 800m, Law from the triple jump, Layne from the long jump, Loche from the 200m and Wright from the 1500m. Ali, though, is an alternate for the 4x100m relay, while Layne and Wright are listed as alternates for the 4x4.
"It's exciting to take such a group, and they have shown me they can compete when it is time to compete," Clark said. "We've had some injuries during the outdoor season, and the ones who have competed at the Penn Relays and SECs and other meets have shown me some good things. I'm looking for them to show me more of that this weekend."
UT's first action will be on Friday at 3:15 p.m. Central Time, as the 4x100m relay competes in the first of seven preliminary events on day one. The other races include the 1500m, 100m hurdles, 100m dash, 400m dash, 800m run and 200m dash. Law will take part in the long jump at 4:45 p.m. CT in the Big Orange's only final of Friday.
Bowman is the top ranked Lady Vol hitting the track on Friday. She stands at third-fastest in the 1500m field at 4:18.10, while teammate Galligan is fifth at 4:20.11. Ali is fifth in the 100m hurdles at 13.25, while Layne ranks sixth in the 100m (11.40) and seventh in the 200m (23.26). UT's 4x1 combo enters with the third-best clocking at 43.98.
On Saturday, UT already has finals in the hammer and discus throws, 3000m steeplechase and 4x400m relay. The Lady Vols hope to add seven more out of Friday's prelims. Action begins at 11 a.m. CT with the hammer.
Dickenson enters the fray rated third in the discus at 167-2 and fourth in the hammer throw at 198-3, while Areson checks in at seventh in the steeplechase at 10:32.53. The Lady Vol 4x4 comes into the meet at fifth with a qualifying time of 3:36.86.
This season marks the fifth year the regional format has been used to determine qualifiers for the NCAA Outdoor Championships. In addition to the individual pursuits, team scoring is kept. After finishing seventh in Columbus, Ohio, the first year in 2002, Tennessee has posted top-three showings in each of the past three Mideast Regional meets, including a victory in Bloomington, Ind., in 2005. UT was third a year ago in Knoxville and second in Baton Rouge, La., in 2004. LSU, this year's favorite, has won the women's competition every year except for when the Big Orange triumphed in 2005.
|High Jump Fin. (Regional: 5-8.75/1.75m) Noon CT
|** No Lady Vols Entered **
|Shot Put Fin. (Regional: 14.30m) 2:00 p.m. CT
|** No Lady Vols Entered **
|4x100m Relay Pre. (Regional: 45.70) 3:15 p.m. CT
|Courtney Champion / Lynne Layne / LaTonya Loche / Cleo Tyson
|1500m Pre. (Regional: 4:27.80) 3:50 p.m. CT
|Sarah Bowman
|Rose-Anne Galligan
|Rolanda Bell
|100mH Pre. (Regional: 13.92) 4:30 p.m. CT
|Nia Ali
|Celriece Law
|Tiki James
|Long Jump Fin. (Regional: 19-8.25/6.00m) 4:45 p.m. CT
|Celriece Law
|Javelin Fin. (Regional: 142-6/43.45m) 5:00 p.m. CT
|** No Lady Vols Entered **
|100m Pre. (Regional: 11.75) 5:10 p.m. CT
|Lynne Layne
|Courtney Champion
|Cleo Tyson
|400m Pre. (Regional: 54.61) 5:50 p.m. CT
|LaTonya Loche
|800m Pre. (Regional: 2:09.80) 6:30 p.m. CT
|Leslie Treherne
|Phoebe Wright
|400mH Pre. (Regional: 1:00.82) 7:20 p.m. CT
|** No Lady Vols Entered **
|200m Pre. (Regional: 23.96) 8:10 p.m. CT
|Lynne Layne
|Courtney Champion
|5000m Fin. (Regional: 16:52.00) 9:00 p.m. CT
|** No Lady Vols Entered **
|Hammer Fin. (Regional: 177-8/54.15m) 11:00 a.m. CT
|Shanna Dickenson
|Pole Vault Fin. (Regional: 12-5.50/3.80m) 2:30 p.m. CT
|** No Lady Vols Entered **
|Discus Fin. (Regional: 155-2/47.30m) 3:30 p.m. CT
|Shanna Dickenson
|4x100m Relay Fin. (Regional: 45.70) 4:10 p.m. CT
|Courtney Champion / Lynne Layne
|LaTonya Loche / Cleo Tyson?
|Triple Jump Fin. (Regional: 40-5/12.32m) 4:15 p.m. CT
|** No Lady Vols Entered **
|1500m Fin. (Regional: 4:27.80) 4:30 p.m. CT
|Sarah Bowman?
|Rose-Anne Galligan?
|Rolanda Bell?
|100mH Fin. (Regional: 13.92) 4:55 p.m. CT
|Nia Ali?
|Celriece Law?
|Tiki James?
|100m Fin. (Regional: 11.75) 5:10 p.m. CT
|Lynne Layne?
|Courtney Champion?
|Cleo Tyson?
|400m Fin. (Regional: 54.61) 5:20 p.m. CT
|LaTonya Loche?
|800m Fin. (Regional: 2:09.80) 5:30 p.m. CT
|Leslie Treherne?
|Phoebe Wright?
|400mH Fin. (Regional: 1:00.82) 5:50 p.m. CT
|** No Lady Vols Entered **
|200m Fin. (Regional: 23.96) 6:05 p.m. CT
|Lynne Layne?
|Courtney Champion?
|3000mSC Fin. (Regional: 10:50.25) 6:40 p.m. CT
|Jackie Areson
|Kelly Parrish
|4x400m Relay Fin. (Regional: 3:42.00) 7:20 p.m. CT
|Courtney Champion / Cleo Tyson / Leslie Treherne / LaTonya Loche


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The answer of course is "Practice every day."
Do you think that great trial attorneys stand up in front of a jury one day and give a remarkable summation without practicing?
Do you think great comedians can stand in front of a room and entertain you for a solid hour without having practiced?
Is there anything you can do really well without having practiced it thousands and thousands of times?
In the book Outliers, there is a compelling argument made by the author Seth Gladwell that in order to become highly proficient in any setting, you need a minimum of 10,000 hours of practice.
Let's turn now to attorney video marketing.
Do you think you're going to be natural and comfortable when you begin shooting video if you have not practiced?
Do you think you'll be smooth and easy-going because you can ad-lib and think on your feet?
The key to anything you do successfully is to practice over and over and over.
As an actively practicing trial attorney, I will tell you that practicing your opening arguments to a jury is a must. As is direct exam and cross examination and summations. You need to hone down your argument and the only way to get really good at it is to practice over and over.
The same is 100% true for your attorney video.
You've decided on presenting a great topic. You've figured out how to open your video. You have a great title. Good for you.
Then, while looking in the mirror, you start talking. At first you feel weird. Awkward is a better word. Then you finish your content. It's taken you three times as long as you want. You start again. You talk faster. You eliminate words. You shorten what you have to say.
By the 10th time, you're getting better. By the 20th time doing it in front of the mirror it's getting better.
Oh yes…one word of advice.
Don't do this in front of your family or friends. They'll mock you. They'll make fun of you and it will destroy your confidence.
To answer the question of how often you should practice your content for your attorney video: The answer is every possible moment you can spare. The more you practice, the better you'll be. It's that simple. If it takes you 30 times to perfect it, great. If it takes more, no problem.
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Since 2002 QUT has sponsored a range of first year-focussed initiatives, most recently the Transitions In Project (TIP) which was designed to complement the First Year Experience Program and be a capacity building initiative. A primary focus of TIP was The First Year Curriculum Project: the review, development, implementation and evaluation of first year curriculum which has culminated in the development of a "Good Practice Guide" for the management of large first year units. First year curriculum initiates staff-student relationships and provides the scaffolding for the learning experience and engagement. Good practice in first year curriculum is within the control of the institution and can be redesigned and reviewed to improve outcomes. This session will provide a context for the First Year Curriculum Project and a concise overview of the suite of resources developed that have culminated in the Good Practice Guide.
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Alfred Moore Waddell
Alfred Moore Waddell (September 16, 1834 – March 17, 1912) was a Democratic U.S. Congressman from North Carolina between 1871 and 1879 and later (after leading a white supremacist armed revolt) mayor of Wilmington, North Carolina.
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He was the great-great-great-grandson of General Hugh Waddell, and great-grandson of both Brigadier General Francis Nash and U. S. Supreme Court Justice Alfred Moore.[1] Born in Hillsboro, North Carolina, Waddell attended Bingham's School and Caldwell Institute before enrolling in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, graduating in 1853. He was admitted to the bar and began practicing law in Wilmington, North Carolina in 1855.
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In 1856, he supported the American Party and opposed secession in the years leading up to the Civil War. A delegate to the Constitutional Union National Convention in Baltimore in 1860, Waddell entered the newspaper business in North Carolina; he edited the Wilmington Daily Herald in 1860 and 1861. He fought for the Confederacy in the American Civil War and rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel in the Third Cavalry, Forty-first North Carolina Regiment.
In 1870, Waddell was elected to the 42nd United States Congress; he was re-elected three times, serving as the chairman of the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads during his final term in Congress. He was defeated for re-election by Daniel L. Russell in 1878 and returned to law and the newspaper business in North Carolina, serving as editor of the Charlotte Journal-Observer in 1881 and 1882. Waddell remained active in politics and was a delegate to the Democratic National Conventions in 1880 and 1896.
In 1898, he helped engineer the Wilmington Insurrection of 1898 and was "elected" mayor of Wilmington by the new city council after the coup d'état forced the resignation of Republican Mayor Silas P. Wright and other members of the city government.
He was quoted by a local newspaper outlining his electoral strategy to a gathered crowd:
You are Anglo-Saxons. You are armed and prepared and you will do your duty…Go to the polls tomorrow, and if you find the negro out voting, tell him to leave the polls and if he refuses, kill him, shoot him down in his tracks. We shall win tomorrow if we have to do it with guns.[2]
Waddell went on to serve as mayor until 1905. He died in Wilmington in 1912.
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- ^ North Carolina History Project : Alfred Moore Waddell (1834-1912) at www.northcarolinahistory.org
- ^ Catherine Bishir, "Landmarks of Power: Building a Southern Past in Raleigh and Wilmington, North Carolina, 1885-1915", in Where These Memories Grow: History, Memory and Southern Identity. 2000
- United States Congress. "Alfred Moore Waddell (id: W000002)". Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. Retrieved on 2008-09-27
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On Dec. 18, 2011, in a game against the Seattle Seahawks, Chicago Bears wide receiver Johnny Knox had his body bent in half backwards. The hit required surgery to stabalize a vertebra in his back. For such a serious injury, Knox understands that he might not be able to play at all this season.
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FULLERTON, Calif. --- UC Irvine put together a complete game with solid pitching and potent offense as the Anteaters recorded a 15-3 win over No. 12 Cal State Fullerton Friday at Goodwin Field. The win marks the largest margin of victory against the Titans as UCI improves to 20-6 overall and 4-0 in the Big West.
Matt Summers (4-2) pitched 7.1 strong innings, holding the Titans hitless through the first four innings en route to his fourth win of the season. The right-hander struck out eight and scattered four hits while giving up two runs. Summers hit Ivory Thomas to lead off the Titan first but retired the next nine batters before issuing a base-on-balls to lead off the fourth.
The Anteaters (20-6, 4-0 Big West) provided plenty of support for Summers and was led by Sean Madigan, who tied a season-high with four RBI to go along with three hits and two runs scored. Christian Ramirez posted three RBI on three hits while Ronnie Shaeffer and Jon Hurst had two runs batted in apiece.
UCI, which put runners in scoring position in the first and second frames, broke the scoreless tie in the top of third. Tommy Reyes, who led the team with four runs scored, singled to lead off the inning and advanced to third on a double by D.J. Crumlich. Madigan grounded out to short to plate Reyes for the team's first run. Brian Hernandez followed with a ground-ball to third but the throw to first went high, allowing Crumlich to score and Hernandez to take second on the two-base error. Shaeffer worked a two-out walk before Ramirez belted a two-run triple to give UCI a 4-0 lead. Ramirez then stole home to plate UCI's fifth run of the inning.
The Anteaters tacked on five more runs in the top of the fourth. Jordan Leyland kicked off the inning with a single and Reyes drew a four-pitch walk. Madigan hit a clutch one-out single to score Leyland and Hernandez greeted reliever David Hurlbut with a hit to left to drive in Reyes. Shaeffer extended the inning with a two-out single up the middle with Madigan scoring on the play. Ramirez was issued a base-on-balls to load the bases for Hurst, who capitalized with a two-run single, extending UCI's lead to 10-0.
Three singles loaded the bases for UCI in the top of the fifth and Shaeffer coaxed a walk from reliever Ryan Ackland to force across Reyes. Ramirez punched a two-out single to left, driving in Crumlich and extending the lead to 12-0.
Nick Ramirez broke up the shutout in the bottom of the sixth, hitting a solo home run to put the Titans on the board. Cal State Fullerton scored again in the eighth, putting runners on first and second with one out for Tyler Pill, who doubled to left. Michael Lorenzen followed with a line drive off the shoulder of reliever Phil Ferragamo for an RBI single.
The scoring continued for UCI in the ninth as Madigan delivered again with a long double to left-centerfield, driving in Reyes and Crumlich to widen the margin to 14-3. Madigan would later score on the Titans' third error on the night to cap the scoring.
Jimmy Litchfield picked up for Ferragamo in the Titan eighth and retired the final two batters of the inning, leaving two runners stranded. Drew Sandler pitched a hitless ninth, striking out one and walking one.
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When Chuck Duboff headed for lunch at Stella's Cafe in Winnipeg on Friday the last person he expected to run into was Winnipeg Jets' coach Claude Noel. But the waiter sat Duboff right next to the coach and they struck up a conversation. Duboff, who shares Jets' season tickets with a group of friends, said he thanked Noel for his work last season and figured that would be the end of their chat. It wasn't.
Duboff and Noel got into a long talk about the players, fans and ownership. Duboff dutifully wrote down a summary of their conversation (he also got a picture of himself with the coach). Among the highlights:
* "The Jets "played [goalie]Ondrej Pavelec about ten games too many; he was worn out by the end of the year." [Pavelec played in 68 games]
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* Noel said "it's going to take a while to change the 'losing culture' from the Thrashers...he said the Moose had a winning culture and that has been passed on to St. John's" [Noel coached the AHL's Moose in Winnipeg for one season before joining the Jets last summer. The Moose moved to St. John's.]
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* Noel also 'thinks the fans in Winnipeg are amazing and that the players were overwhelmed by it."
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- About Brad Troy
Welcome to my website and thank you for visiting my photography galleries. My work focuses on landscapes, nature, and cityscapes. I strive to create photographs with strong color/contrast and a unique perspective.
I grew up in Pennsylvania and lived there until finishing college followed by two years in upstate New York for graduate school. I then moved to the Washington, DC area where I've spent the past six+ years. I currently live in Bowie, MD a few miles from our nation's capital.
It was in upstate New York that my interest in photography sparked and rapidly grew. I bought my first camera and started to explore the landscape. Since then, I have had the opportunity to develop my photography skills and my interests. Photographing simple landscapes turned into finding unique scenes and strong light. Eventually I started to explore abstract perspectives and black/white work. The opportunity to live near so many appealing sites and travel to various destinations has allowed me to expand my galleries.
My photography is available for sale. You may purchase prints as well as a variety of formats that may meet your electronic needs. Please click on photographs and use the shopping cart option for quick and easy purchase and delivery. If you are interested in canvas prints, please contact me. You may also feel free to contact me should you have any questions about special orders or anything that you might not see on the website. I will do my best to meet your needs.
If you have any thoughts or questions, please feel free to e-mail by by clicking here or using the "contact me" option in the header. Your thoughts, comments, and critique are welcome as any feedback will provide me insight that will help me to continue improvement of my photography.