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(a) Establishment and purpose
There is hereby established Pinnacles National Park in the State of California for the purposes of—
(1) preserving and interpreting for the benefit of future generations the chaparral, grasslands, blue oak woodlands, and majestic valley oak savanna ecosystems of the area, the area's geomorphology, riparian watersheds, unique flora and fauna, and the ancestral and cultural history of native Americans, settlers and explorers; and
(b) Boundaries
The boundaries of Pinnacles National Park are as generally depicted on the map entitled "Proposed: Pinnacles National Park Designation Change", numbered 114/111,724, and dated December 2011. The map shall be on file and available for public inspection in the appropriate offices of the National Park Service.
(c) Abolishment of current Pinnacles National Monument
(1) In general
In light of the establishment of Pinnacles National Park, Pinnacles National Monument is hereby abolished and the lands and interests therein are incorporated within and made part of Pinnacles National Park. Any funds available for purposes of the monument shall be available for purposes of the park.
Source(Pub. L. 112–245, § 3,Jan. 10, 2013, 126 Stat. 2386.)
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This subchapter, referred to in subsecs. (c)(2) and (d), was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 112–245, Jan. 10, 2013, 126 Stat. 2385, known as the Pinnacles National Park Act, which enacted this subchapter and amended provisions listed in a table of Wilderness Areas under section 1132 of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 410ooo of this title and Tables.
National Park Service Organic Act, referred to in subsec. (d), is act Aug. 25, 1916, ch. 408, 39 Stat. 535, which enacted sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 of this title, amended sections 22 and 43 of this title and section 1457 of Title 43, Public Lands, and enacted provisions set out as a note under section 1 of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1 of this title and Tables.
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Parke has his say on the McGregor situation...
Conor beats Corassani I think, although Akira's last fight was impressive he gets hit too much and someone with Conor's power will find a few big shot's and put him away.
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Do you ever find yourself all geared up and ready to make a favorite recipe, but then discover you're staring at an empty container of a needed ingredient? Ugh. You don't want to run out to the store right now. So what do you do?
Well, that's when emergency kitchen substitutions come in handy. I've printed out the following list and keep a copy taped to the inside of my pantry door at all times.
Although these recipe ingredient substitutions will work in a pinch, I don't recommend always substituting ingredients in your recipes. The recipes will technically work with substitutions, but often the finished product won't be exactly the same as when you use the original ingredients called for in the recipe.
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For: 1 Tbsp. fresh herb
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While in Southern California for a few days, I had the pleasure of dining with architect Josh Schweitzer and his wife, the chef Mary Sue Milliken. Their house reminded me of what I love about a particular strain of architecture that has developed here: a loose arrangement of spaces flowing past over-scaled windows, doors, and support elements and sheltered by the kind of vegetation that this climate (when there is no drought) supports.
Schweitzer, to my regret, no longer works as an architect. Having made a name for himself in the architecture world with designs ranging from neo-primitive, rock-like cabanas massed together to make a home in Joshua Tree, California, to renovations of a 1928 Lloyd Wright house for Diane Keaton, he now spends his time painting and tending to the garden.
Schweitzer's abode is as anonymous as any star's retreat. Situated on a deep lot in a flat, anonymous neighborhood in Los Angeles, it presents only a stucco wall, a wood gate, and birds-of-paradise plants to the outside world. Once you enter, you move back through the lot along a narrow path, plants and trees brushing against you, past gardens and pavilions, to a swimming pool, and finally the house.
There is no view out from this one-story pavilion. You are lost in a bit of domestic paradise, with walls and columns shifting, planes hovering over you, and those huge openings inviting in this piece of captured nature. Schweitzer cut, pushed, and shaped the yellowish-cream architectural elements to create compositions that rotate around you. The furniture, a mixture of Ikea's finest and pieces Schweitzer himself built, has the same simplicity and power that comes from a combination of large scale, simple form, and a lack of articulated borders or details.
It is the same kind of design approach I have experienced not only in Schweitzer's other works, but also in the houses designed by Gehry Partners, Koning Eizenberg, and even Morphosis, to name just a few other southern California-based firms. It comes out of a response to the climate, but also, I believe, out of the intersection of Spanish Colonial and modernist traditions. The intersection of the sheltering wall, the cage of structure, and fluid spaces marked and measured by sculptural form, here created new models for living.
What has always disappointed me is that this approach has rarely extended into larger, more public buildings, let alone multi-family houses. You can find echoes of these forms in some of the civic buildings designed by the firms listed above, and in the restaurants Schweitzer designs for Mary Sue and her business partner. Cost is, of course, one reason, but it is also an approach to architecture predicated on creating a moment of freedom within a terrain most inhabitants experience as either alien or too lose to make sense. For that reason, it is easy to criticize these houses as idiosyncratic designs for the wealthy—even if many of the earliest ones were cheap constructions commissioned by artists.
These houses are in a way incubators or laboratories in which pure prototypes of a future architecture are developed, even if the actual production models are considerably less ideal. It was a joy to hang in such a moment of beautiful experimentation for an evening. I only hope that someday Josh Schweitzer will again contribute more of his considerable talents to the wider world.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Tornados finished up their first leg of the 2008-2009 South Atlantic Conference schedule with a game against Newberry College on Wednesday night. Samantha Winn picked up her fifth double-double of the season, but it wasn't enough as Newberry rode two 20+ point scorers in Helen McKinney and Anita Bulcher to take the win, 74-61.
Brevard (5-13) falls to 0-8 in conference play, while Newberry (13-6) improves to 6-2 in the South Atlantic Conference.
Newberry jumped out to a 15-3 lead 5:07 into the game behind a three point barrage by Laura Marquardt, Monica Alexander, and Helen McKinney. Newberry's half court pressure forced several Tornado turnovers early on as they jumped out to their lead.
Brevard brought the game back within three as the Tornados, shooting 49.6 percent from three-point range in the past six games, connected from behind the arc as Holli Flippo and Kelly Hudler both hit to put the game at 15-12 with 11:43 left in the first half.
The teams swapped baskets for the remainder of the half, before Newberry closed out the first half with a 13-2 run to go into the locker room with a 37-24 lead.
Brevard shot 29.6 percent (8-27) from the field in the first half led by Samantha Winn with eight points and six rebounds, but were unable to contain the Newberry offense, led by Bulcher with 10 points as they shot 41.2 percent (14-34) from the field. Janine Ward had six rebounds to clean up the glass in the first half.
Newberry came out in the second period and built their largest lead of the ball game as they went up by 17, as Monica Alexander hit a free throw 2:23 into the second half to put Newberry up 43-26.
Brevard began the comeback as Amber Roberts drove into the lane for a layup. Then, Anna Schlobohm caught on fire as she has so many times in the second half this season, hitting a pair of three's from the left side. Roberts also connected from distance, while Hudler hit her second three-pointer of the game to bring the game back within single digits at 53-44 with 13:27 to go.
The Tornados were not done with the comeback though, as Schlobohm hit a jumper from the right corner, then Flippo connected from long distance off a fast break. A pair of Winn layups sandwiched a three by Roberts as the Tornados completed a 30-12 run that spanned 9:46 to take the lead with 7:51 left in the game, 56-55.
The Tornado lead was short-lived, as Bulcher took a feed from Ward and converted a layup on Newberry's next trip down the court to spark a 10-0 run to take control of the game for good.
Holli Flippo pulled up for another three on the break off the pass from Schlobohm, but all the Tornados were able to muster for the remaining 4:05 of the game was two free throws, one by Winn and one by Schlobohm as Newberry took the win, 74-61.
The Tornados shot 43.3 percent (13-30) in the second half during the huge comeback, but could not stop Newberry, as McKinney and Bulcher both topped 20 points, leading the team to shoot 40.9 percent from the field in taking the victory.
Winn recorded her fifth double-double of the season as she scored 15 points and pulled down 11 rebounds to lead the Tornados in scoring for the fifth time in six games. Schlobohm, Roberts and Flippo each scored 11 for Brevard.
McKinney (21) and Bulcher (20) led four Newberry players in double figures. The duo was joined by Alexander (14) and Marquardt (10), while Ward pulled down 11 rebounds and dished out five assists.
Brevard takes to the road as the Tornados begin their second run through the South Atlantic Conference, starting with Mars Hill on Saturday, January 31. Brevard is looking for revenge after falling to the Lions at home, 63-46 on January 3rd. Tip-off for the Tornados-Lions game is set for 2 p.m. Newberry heads to Jefferson City for a showdown with Carson-Newman also on Saturday with game time at 6 p.m.


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Why don't you upload this to www.securitytube.net or at least youtube?
Hey all,
First post so a little bit worried as I know this topic has been done a few times but I decided to record a vid. Firstly setting up ssh and showing how you can connect using putty, then x11 using xming and putty and finally the ftp over ssh.
Bit nervous that I've miss the point or its bad, also the virtual box additions let me down and I have a square mouse.
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Medically underserved patients in Orangeburg, S.C., will have easier access to fresh fruits and vegetables as the state's first farmers market located at a federally qualified health center opens for the season Friday, June 3.
The Right Choice, Fresh Start Farmers Market will be open from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Fridays through October at Family Health Centers, Inc. in Orangeburg, offering fruits and vegetables grown by area farmers. The pilot project is supported by a grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to the Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network at the University of South Carolina.
"We know obesity is a big problem in South Carolina, particularly in the Orangeburg area. We also know obesity is related to other health conditions like diabetes, heart disease and some cancers. There is agreement among health care professionals that increasing consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables is an important approach to reducing obesity trends," said Dr. Darcy Freedman, a USC social work professor who has led the move to create the farmers market at the health center.
The idea is to increase access to healthy food options for people in rural communities and tie together both health promotion and economic development. The food is grown on small farms in Orangeburg and adjacent counties. At least five farmers are expected to sell produce each week at the market, which is open to the general public.
"The goal of this market is to benefit both the patients and the farmers," Freedman said. Freedman has worked with an advisory council made up of educators, extension agents and business and community leaders to develop plans for the market. The community has taken a lead role in deciding how the market will operate, with input from farmers on the types of produce that will be available. The health center serves about 300 people a day and employs about 100 staff members, Freedman said.
The market will also accept Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments for fruits and vegetables.
"It's not just physical access that's the barrier to healthy foods, it's also the cost," Freedman said. "We hope the foods will be affordable for patients and the community and yet will be sold at a true market price for the farmers. Our goal is for the farmers market to be a win-win endeavor for producers and consumers."
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Brevard, N.C.- Brevard College punter Eric Watts has been named Special Teams Punter of the Week by Beyond Sports Network for his performance against Mars Hill on Saturday.
Watts punted the ball eight times for 357 yards with a long of 53 yards, pinning the Lions inside their own 20-yard line five times.
Watts, the 2012 Preseason SAC First Team Punter, leads the South Atlantic Conference with an average of 44.6 yards per punt attempt. His 44.6 yards per attempt puts him seventh in all of NCAA Division II football.


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Macroglobulinemia of WaldenstromWaldenstrom's macroglobulinemia; Macroglobulinemia - primary; Lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma
Macroglobulinemia of Waldenstrom is a cancer of the B lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell). It is associated with the overproduction of proteins called IgM antibodies.
Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia is a result of a condition called lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma. The cause of the overproduction of the IgM antibody is unknown, but researchers believe it is made by lymphoma cells.
Overproduction of IgM causes the blood to become too thick. This is called hyperviscosity. It occasionally makes it harder for blood to flow through small blood vessels.
About 1,500 people in the United States are diagnosed with Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia every year. Most people with this condition are over age 65, however, it may occur in younger people.
- Bleeding of the gums
- Blurred or decreased vision
- Dizziness
- Easy bruising of the skin
- Fatigue
- Headache
- Mental status changes
- Nosebleeds
- Numbness, tingling, or burning pain in the hands, feet, fingers, toes, ears, or nose
- Rash
- Unintentional weight loss
- Vision loss in one eye
Additional symptoms that may be associated with this disease:
Exams and Tests
A physical examination may reveal a swollen spleen, liver, and lymph nodes. An eye exam may show enlarged veins in the retina or retinal bleeding (hemorrhages).
A CBC shows a low number of red blood cells and platelets. A blood chemistry shows evidence of kidney disease. A serum viscosity test can tell if the blood has become thick. Symptoms usually occur when the blood is four times thicker than normal.
A test called serum protein electrophoresis shows an increased amount of the IgM antibody. Levels seen in Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia are generally greater than 3 g/dL.
Bone lesions are very rare. If they are present, a bone marrow examination will show cells that resemble both lymphocytes and plasma cells.
Additional tests that may be done:
- 24-hour urine protein
- Total protein
- Serum globulin electrophoresis
- Immunofixation in urine
- T (thymus derived) lymphocyte count
Plasmapheresis removes unwanted substances from the blood. In macroglobulinemia, it removes or reduces the high level of IgM, and is used to quickly control the symptoms caused by blood thickening.
Drug therapy may include steroids, Leukeran, Alkeran, Cytoxan, fludarabine, or rituximab, or combinations of chemotherapy drugs.
Patients who have a low number of red or white blood cells or platelets may need transfusions or antibiotics.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The average survival is about 6.5 years. Some people live more than 10 years.
In some people, the disorder may produce few symptoms and progress slowly.
Possible Complications
- Changes in mental function, possibly leading to coma
- Congestive heart failure
- Gastrointestinal bleeding
- Vision problems
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if symptoms of this disorder develop.
Treon SP, Hatjiharissi E, Leleu X, Roccaro A, Merlini G. Waldenstrom Macroglobulinemia/Lymphoplasmacytic Lymphoma. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ, Shattil SS, et al, eds. Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 88.
Rajkumar SV, Kyle RA. Plasma cell disorders. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 198.
Review Date: 4/30/2012
Reviewed By: Todd Gersten, M.D., Hematology/Oncology, Palm Beach Cancer Institute, West Palm Beach, FL. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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NEW YORK – Recognizing that climate change is at a critical juncture, Designtex has cemented its commitment to operate as a carbon-neutral company.
The New York-based textile and surface solutions company recently announced that it has reduced the greenhouse gas footprint of its operations to net zero.
"I am pleased to say that we have reduced or offset 100 percent of the CO2 emissions from all of our facilities. In addition, we are offsetting all of Designtex's business travel, employee commuting, and all product shipments into and out of our warehouse," says Tom Hamilton, president and CEO of Designtex.
Since the mid-1990s, Designtex has been at the forefront of innovative, sustainable product design. In early 2007, Designtex began a commitment to reduce its corporate footprint with a three-year contract to offset its headquarters' energy use. The company's environmental strategy department has spent the intervening years implementing internal waste reduction and energy efficiency measures, while researching and analyzing its carbon footprint and potential carbon offset partners.
In 2009, Designtex enlisted Vermont-based NativeEnergy, a recognized leader in carbon reduction and offset services, to assess its footprint and offer guidance in making on-site reductions and providing verified offsets. NativeEnergy helps finance the construction of high quality Native American, family farm, and community-based renewable energy and carbon reduction projects.
"Designtex's actions to address climate change are impressive," says Jeff Bernicke, president of NativeEnergy. "They have taken important steps to operate more efficiently, and they are also supporting innovative carbon-reduction projects. They provide a powerful example for all companies who are looking to incorporate climate solutions into their operation."
Designtex's 2010 footprint of 3336 tons of CO2 will be directly reduced by an on-site LED lighting retrofit at its headquarters. Designtex partnered with LED Savings Solutions of Devon, PA, to retrofit its NYC facility with LEDs (light-emitting diodes), which will save 71 percent of the energy used by traditional lighting. Besides their energy efficiency, LEDs last up to 80,000 hours and have higher luminous efficiency.
Designtex's footprint for 2010 has been further balanced with Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) and two carbon offset projects. The RECs, which offset 1,533,000 kWh of energy, are from U.S.-based wind power and are Green-e certified. The first offset project, the Clinton County Landfill Gas-to-Energy plant in Morrisonville, NY, captures the potent greenhouse gas methane from the landfill and converts it to clean power1. The second offset project consists of a 10-turbine wind farm that was built in Greensburg, Kansas—a town devastated by one of the worst tornadoes in U.S. history in 2007. The citizens of Greensburg decided to rebuild as the "greenest town in America."
Designtex and other NativeEnergy customers helped finance the Greensburg Wind Farm2, which generates enough energy to power the town, and bring additional renewable energy to the grid. Designtex is excited to support such forward-thinking projects.
As Designtex looks ahead to its 50th anniversary in 2011, the company is focused on identifying new efficiencies and technologies to further reduce its footprint. "We will continue to support valuable renewable energy and emission reduction projects to remain a zero-carbon company," adds Hamilton.
1 This project is being verified to the Climate Action Reserve Standard.
2 This project is being verified to the Voluntary Carbon Standard.
Designtex is a design and product development firm that celebrates inquiry and collaboration. A Steelcase company, the Designtex family of products includes: Designtex (textiles, walls, panel fabrics, drapery, cubicles and digital printed surface imaging), Fusion (architectural panels), writeUp and loophouse (custom handmade rugs). Designtex maintains showrooms, offices and sales locations in 110 global locations. For more information, call (800) 221-1540 or visit designtex.com.


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Winning team takes home $642,000 from world's richest and largest business plan competitionHOUSTON – April 18, 2011 – The 2011 Rice Business Plan Competition (RBPC) awarded more than $1.3 million in cash and prizes at an awards banquet on Saturday, April 16. This is a record year for prizes, with the GOOSE Society of Texas doubling their prize money from $150,000 to $300,000 as they announced the grand prize winner on stage. The world's richest and largest business plan competition brought 42 teams from across the globe to pitch their new technology business plans to more than 250 judges who themselves are successful venture capital investors, entrepreneurs, and business leaders. More than 700 people attended the banquet that marked the conclusion of the three-day RBPC. The event, hosted by the Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship and Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University, marked the eleventh installment of the RBPC. Insperity served as the title sponsor for the second year in a row and FORTUNE covered the competition again this year and will feature the winners, teams and competition in the May 23, 2011 issue of the magazine and on CNNMoney.com beginning today. The teams competed in six categories: life sciences, information technology, energy, green tech, social ventures and other technologies, in the April 14-16 event. The teams presented 15-minute business plans with the top six competitors vying for the grand prize valued at $642,000. Top Prizes: $300,000 GOOSE Society of Texas Grand Prize (increased from $125,000 in 2010) $100,000 Waste Management "Think Green"® Investment Prize $100,000 DFJ Mercury Tech Transfer Investment Prize $100,000 Opportunity Houston Life Science Technology Prize $100,000 Opportunity Houston Technology Prize $100,000 OWL Investment Prize offered through a collaboration of individual Houston Angel investors The 2011 competition featured seven, $100,000 plus investment prizes including the new $100,000 Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers (KPCB) Prize for CleanTech Innovation. The KPCB prize is intended to encourage business and technology solutions for cleaner power, transportation and water. KPCB has backed entrepreneurs in more than 600 ventures, including Amazon, Amyris, Bloom Energy, Electronic Arts, Genentech, Google, Intuit, Netscape, Sun, Symantec and Zynga. To learn more about the firm's CleanTech initiatives, please visit the KPCB website. The competition's Grand Prize was valued at $641,6000 and included $500,000 in equity investments, $20,000 cash and over $121,000 of business services including office space, marketing support, and business mentoring. TNG Pharmaceuticals from the University of Louisville won the grand prize and other prizes, totaling $647,350 as well as $2500 for Essex Woodlands Health Ventures Best Life Science Team, $1000 Sante Ventures Best Life Science Elevator Pitch and third place overall elevator pitch sponsored by Austin Ventures for $750. About TNG Pharmaceuticals - Of the 94 million cattle that reside in the United States, a vast majority of them are suffering due to a common pest, the horn fly. The horn fly is considered one of the most health-depleting and economically damaging pests of cattle. The blood-sucking horn fly causes over one billion dollars in economic-devastation annually in the United States. TNG Pharmaceuticals, a Louisville, Kentucky-based company, is furthering the development of a vaccine that will significantly reduce the horn fly population. The vaccine hinders the ability of the horn fly to effectively feed on cattle by counteracting the horn fly's anti-clotting agent, Thrombostasin. This revolutionary vaccine will alleviate customer pain by increasing: fly control, beef production, milk yield, leather quality, and farmer efficiency, while having an environmentally friendly impact on the environment. The Grand Prize includes:
All forty-two teams that took part in this year's RBPC received cash prizes. Other top winners included: (Winners are listed in order of finish, placement does not reflect total winnings amount, as lower placing teams may actually win more money because of individual prizes.) Are You a Human?, University of Michigan won second place overall for a total of $154,100, which included the $100,000 Opportunity Houston Technology Prize and the $15,000 cash prize for second place sponsored by Finger Interests. Are You a Human? has developed a simple, secure, game-based human authentication tool that replaces the distorted text images known as CAPTCHAs. PK Clean, Massachusetts Institute of Technology won third place from Murphree Venture Partners and $2500 Best Energy Team from Energy Ventures totaling $24,100. They also won the $10,000 nCourage Entrepreneurs Investment Group. PK Clean's technologies lie at the intersection of solving critical and mounting global resource issues: decreasing waste, generating fuel supplies and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. cycleWood Plastics, University of Arkansas won fourth place taking home $9,000 with prizes from Murphree Venture Partners, $2500 Best Sales and Marketing Award from ContentActive / Houston Business Journal and Austin Ventures best elevator pitch for $1000. CWS is developing a lignin-based plastic, XyloBag, which functions like a regular plastic bag but decomposes within 150 days of exposure to bacteria found in natural environments. Smartershade, University of Notre Dame won $105,500 total including fifth place overall, $4000, sponsored by Ernst & Young and $100,000 Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Prize for Clean Tech Innovation, and first place in the ELEC 394 Sheafor-Lindsay-Sinclair elevator pitch competition. SmarterShade uses proprietary light-control technology on products like windows, skylights and rearview mirrors –instantly adjusting them from clear to dark, or to an adjustable tint in-between. TiFiber, University of Arkansas took home sixth place overall for $18,500 with $3000 from Fulbright & Jaworski as well as the $15,000 Robert A. & Virginia Heinlein Trust Prize. TiFiber holds an exclusive license to prepare Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) into nano-fibers for use in filtration systems, aerospace, thermoplastics, textiles, and medical applications. Other prize winners include: Black Locus from Carnegie Mellon University winning the DFJ Mercury $100,000 prize for Technology Transfer. BlackLocus is a SaaS pricing intelligence platform for small and medium online retailers. ReGenerate Solutions, LLC, University of Michigan won the $100,000 Waste Management "Think Green" prize. ReGenerate designs, markets and leases on-site waste management systems that reduce the cost and environmental impact of organic waste disposal for food manufacturing, retail, and service operations. Antenatal Screening Kit, Johns Hopkins University won $26,250 including the Sheafor- Lindsay Social Venture Award for $10,000 and the $15,000 FLS Social Venture Mentoring Award. Antenatal Screening Kit is developing a sustainable, low-cost kit to screen pregnant women for potentially fatal conditions including pre-eclampsia, anemia, and gestational diabetes. Arctic Sand, Massachusetts Institute of Technology walked away with $25,000 from NASA Johnson Space Center with the "Game Changer" Commercial Space Innovation Award. Arctic Sand is developing innovative technologies to reduce energy consumption, while simultaneously enabling a broader technology reach to the consumer and industrial sectors. Diagenetix, Inc., University of Hawai'i at Mānoa won the NASA Johnson Space Center $20,000 prize for Best Earth/Space Life Science Innovation. diagenetix, inc. is a molecular diagnostics company. Its DARTTM Platform enables quick, gene-specific detection of pathogens without expensive or complicated instrumentation, thereby increasing the accessibility of diagnostics. RhoMania, Carnegie Mellon University was named the Edward H. Molter Memorial Prize for Best Presentation winner. The $10,000 prize was sponsored by Miller, Egan, Molter & Nelson, LLP. RhoMania makes restaurants more money by replacing their traditional drink list with an interactive tablet device designed to increase customer's willingness-to-pay for more expensive, higher margin alcoholic beverage items such as wine. QR Code City, Brigham Young University took home $9750 with the $3500 Pearland Economic Development Corporation Spirit of Entrepreneurship Award, the $2500 Gimmal Group award for Best I.T. and $1000 for winning theTeen Elevator Pitch Competition and $750 for second place overall elevator pitch competition. QR Code City leverages QR codes to transform typical broadcast advertising into a lead generation and sales machine. Allows users to push their stored personal data onto QR codes and interact with codes in exciting new ways, while also providing businesses with rich analytics. Osteocene, Baylor College of Medicine and Rice University won the $2500 Fairway Medical Technologies and $1250 UK Trade & Investment Semi-Final round prize. Osteocene, LLC has developed a novel bioconstruct that provides superior mechanical properties, enhanced biocompatibility, surgical ease of use, and improved antibiotic delivery in bone graft and reconstruction surgeries. Quantitative Insights, Inc., The University of Chicago won the $2500 Best Written Business Plan Award from Palo Alto Software. Quantitative Insights was created to commercialize the next generation of computer-aided diagnosis software (CAD) for early detection, diagnosis, and prognosis of breast and other cancers. Titin, Georgia Institute of Technology won the $2500 Most Bankable Team Award from BBVA Compass. Titin offers a patented, form-fitting, hyper-gravity training shirt with complementary shorts that takes your workout to the next level without sacrificing flexibility or comfort. Semi-final Round Winners Third Place - $2,000 Hemova Medical, Johns Hopkins University Fourth Place - $1,500 DeepScan, Thammasat University, ThailandGreenCoat, The University of Texas at Austin Fifth Place - $1,250 Amma Healthcare Technologies, Rice University Shark Tank Round Winners First Place - $1,000 BOSS Medical, Johns Hopkins University ClearBrook Imaging, The University of Texas at Austin Purisorb Inc., Dalhousie University, Canada ReGreen Technologies, Georgia Institute of Technology Sulico, London Business School, England Second Place - $700 iLumi Lighting Solutions, The University of Texas at Dallas Neuvel, Northwestern University Sahara Botanicals, University of Oxford, England Secure InfoShare, Georgia Institute of Technology Somatis Technologies, University of Southern California Third Place - $600 Alusera, University of Gothenburg, Sweden C5Bio - Massachusetts Institute of Technology EternoGen, University of Missouri Innovators, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur Janus, Universidade Federal Minas Gerais, Brazil PulmoCAD, Washington University in Saint Louis ShuaTech Chemical Systems, Louisiana Tech University Fourth Place - $500 Exciton Systems, University of Illinois at Chicago Fiddlers' Green, Rice University San + CO, Northwestern University StaticFlow Analytics, University of Washington About the Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship The Rice University Business Plan Competition is the world's largest and richest graduate-level business plan competition. It is hosted and organized by the Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship which is Rice University's flagship initiative devoted to the support of entrepreneurship.This is the tenth year for the competition. In that time, it has grown from nine teams competing for $10,000 in prize money in 2001, to 42 teams from around the world competing for more than $1.1 million in cash and prizes. In 2011, applications increased more than 20% from the previous year. More than 100 corporate and private sponsors support the business plan competition. Venture capitalists and other investors from around the country volunteer their time to judge the competition, with the majority of the 250+ judges coming from the investment sector. One hundred and twenty past competitors have gone on to successfully launch their business and are still in business today, raising in excess of $337 million in funding and employ more than 600 people. 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13th August 2014 04:43 AM #1
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HELP! Potty Training!
What is the best way to potty train my 3 year old, he is going to start school soon and I have still not got him completely potty trained. When I take him to my mothers or sister n laws he dose great, but when he is home with me it is a different story, he will potty in his pants every time I turn around and it is driving me crazy. What am I doing wrong. Should I get on to him? I don't really want too but IDK what to do anymore.
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Interesting that your son uses the lu when he is not at home.
Here is a article that may offer some suggestion that you can try.
Hope this information helps you out.
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Thank you, I would deffently look in to this.
22nd August 2014 05:21 AM #4
Hi djroyals908,
Please have a read of my comments in this previous thread about potty training. This highlights the importance of a gentle approach and also the fact that 3 is just the average age to be potty trained but a child must be developmentally ready - some children are closer to age 3.5 or 4 and this is fine too.
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Hundreds audition for "The Bachelor"
(Westlake) - Hundreds of northeast Ohio women and men are hoping reality television will be their ticket to love.
They turned out Sunday at Crocker Park for a casting call for the ABC show "The Bachelor."
Potential candidates filled out applications and had their pictures taken, with a few reaching a round of interviews by the show's producers.
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A Utah lawmaker is looking to Idaho's stream-access laws to help resolve a long-simmering dispute over whether anglers, boaters and other recreational river users can stand or walk in riverbeds where the water flows over private land.
The unnumbered bill, expected to be introduced this week under the title "Public Waters Access Act," would enable limited public access to Utah streams over private lands, but only those capable of floating a 6-foot log at high water, according to sponsor Rep. Dixon Pitcher, R-Ogden.
"This protects private property rights, but it asks for access to existing public rights of way. It does not condone trespass," Pitcher said. "It doesn't condone littering or property damage. It supports river cleanup and rehabilitation."
The measure would reel back in some of the public access lost in 2010 with the enactment of HB141, sponsored by Rep. Kay McIff, R-Richfield, which enabled property owners to bar anglers and other river users from walking on the stream beds crossing their property. The new bill replaces key provisions of HB141, according to attorney Craig Coburn, who helped adapt Idaho's statute 36-1601 for Pitcher's bill.
HB141 sparked the formation of the river-user group Utah Stream Access Coalition, which retained Coburn to sue in Heber City's 4th District Court, which covers popular stretches of the trout-filled Provo River, in an attempt to invalidate that law.
Coburn said if Pitcher's bill is passed and signed into law, his clients would dismiss their case, currently awaiting a judge's ruling, and a related suit in Weber County.
The Idaho rule is based on the idea that navigable waterways are public transportation corridors that the members of the public have a right to use as long as they enter and exit where there is a public right of way.
"If it can't float the log, it's too small to be used and there is no conflict. I'm a great believer in property rights, but the water belongs to the public," Pitcher said. "It's an excellent compromise that both parties can live with. Everybody doesn't get exactly want they want but they get close to what they want."
His bill will be publicly unveiled Friday on the Capitol steps in conjunction with a stream-access rally that will also denounce McIff's pending HB68, which would limit the reach of the public-trust doctrine.
"We believe our access is protected by the public-trust doctrine, which the courts are currently evaluating. HB68 would restrict the courts from doing that," said Utah Stream Access Coalition President Kris Olson, who called the Idaho model "instructive."
"Their law includes protections for access as well as for private property," Olson said. "It is a compromise that has been on the books and working for Idaho for over 35 years."


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Injury to the kidney and ureter is damage to the organs of the upper urinary tract.
Kidney damage; Toxic injury of the kidney; Kidney injury; Traumatic injury of the kidney; Fractured kidney; Inflammatory injury of the kidney; Bruised kidney; Ureteral injury
The kidneys are located in the flank (back of the upper abdomen at either side of the spine). They are protected by the spine, lower rib cage, and strong muscles of the back. This location protects the kidneys from many outside forces. The kidneys are also surrounded by a layer of fat that helps to cushion them.
The kidneys have a large blood supply, and injury can lead to severe bleeding. The many layers of padding help prevent kidney injury.
Kidneys may be injured by damage to the blood vessels that supply or drain them, including:
Kidney injuries may also be caused by:
The ureters are the tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder. Ureteral injuries may be caused by:
Emergency symptoms may include:
Long-term (chronic) symptoms may include:
If only one kidney is affected and the other kidney is healthy, you may not have any symptoms.
The health care provider will examine you and ask about your medical history and symptoms. You will be asked about any recent illness and if you have come into contact with toxic substances.
The exam may show:
Tests that may be done include:
The goals are to treat emergency symptoms and prevent or treat complications. You may need to stay in a hospital.
Treatments for a kidney injury may include:
Sometimes, surgery is needed. This may include:
How well you do depends on the cause and severity of the injury.
Sometimes, the kidney starts working properly again. Sometimes, kidney failure occurs.
Complications may include:
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of an injury to the kidney or ureter, especially if you have a history of:
Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if you have decreased urine output after a kidney injury. This may be a symptom of kidney failure.
You can help prevent injury to the kidneys and ureter by taking these steps:
Molitoris BA. Acute kidney injury. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 122.
Santucci RA, Doumanian LR. Upper urinary tract injury. In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 42.
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Despite his young age, Marcel Guigal took over from his father in 1961 when the latter was victim to a brutal illness rendering him blind. Marcel's hard work and perseverance enabled the Guigals to buy out Vidal-Fleury in 1984, although the establishment retains its own identity and commercial autonomy. In 2000, the Guigals purchased the Jean-Louis Grippat estate in Saint-Joseph and Hermitage, as well as the Domaine de Vallouit in Côte-Rôtie, Hermitage, Saint-Joseph and Crozes-Hermitage.
In the cellars of the Guigal estate in Ampuis, the northern appellations of the Rhône Valley are produced and aged. These are the appellations of Côte-Rôtie, Condrieu, Hermitage, Saint-Joseph and Crozes-Hermitage. The great appellations of the Southern Rhône, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas, Tavel and Côtes-du-Rhône, are also aged in the Ampuis cellars.


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Wood close to the ground
If the lower ends of your garage door trim just won't hold paint, here's why: Concrete soaks up water, then releases moisture slowly. So any wood next to ground level concrete stays damp, and that constant dampness breaks the wood/paint bond. The same goes for any wood that touches a deck, patio or other surface where water sits.
To correct the problem, create a gap between wood and horizontal surfaces. Then apply paintable water repellent to the bottom 16 in. of the wood. Properly applied repellents add several years to a paint job in areas highly vulnerable to moisture.
Begin by scraping away all the paint in the peeling area. Two or three coats of paint can usually be removed with a combination of paint scrapers and sandpaper (Photos 1 and 2). For heavier buildup, use a heat gun to soften the paint as you scrape. Be careful with a heat gun—it can melt nearby vinyl and weather-stripping.
As you scrape, you may find that the wood has turned gray or black in some areas. Check for rot by probing these areas with a nail. Spots that are discolored but firm are simply weathered. Weathered wood doesn't hold paint very well, so sand away the gray surface. If you find soft areas, you've got rot. Small, shallow soft spots can be dug out and repaired with a two-part filler such as Minwax High Performance Wood Filler. But when rot is deep and widespread, it's best to replace the entire piece of wood.
Next, undercut the trim to create a gap (Photo 3). When you're done, scrape any dirt or gunk out of the gap with a putty knife and blow out the dust using a vacuum or air compressor. To avoid staining the concrete, run at least three layers of masking tape under the wood. Apply repellent to all bare wood (Photo 4) including the underside (Photo 5). Bend a putty knife in a vise to make a handy tool for reaching into tight areas. Remove the tape right after application.
The label on the repellent will tell you how long to wait before applying a primer. Many repellents require an oil-based primer, so be sure to read the label. Then apply two coats of paint (Photo 7).
A single coat of paint may look fine, but two coats form a more durable film that resists moisture better and lasts longer. When using paint and primer, don't ignore the temperature and humidity ranges listed on the label—weather conditions during application really do affect paint longevity.
If your home was built before 1979, the paint might contain lead, which is extremely hazardous to children age 6 and younger. Call your local public health department for information on how to check for lead and handle lead paint safely. For a free booklet on dealing with lead paint, contact the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency at www.epa.gov/lead.
A board that won't hold paint
Sometimes a piece of wood siding or trim peels while neighboring boards don't, even though they all get the same sun and moisture exposure (Photo 1). In a case like this, the board itself is usually the problem. Some boards won't hold paint because of "mill glaze," a glossy or waxy surface left when the board was planed at the mill.
Cure this problem by sanding glazed areas. Grain pattern can cause a more common and difficult problem. Dark bands of grain (called "latewood") are less porous and stable than the lighter bands of wood, so paint doesn't stick to them very well.
This isn't a problem when those dark bands are narrow and uniform. But when they're wide, paint soon loses its grip. In fact, you can sometimes see a board's grain pattern right through the paint as cracks and peeling develop along the latewood grain lines (Photo 1).
If you have a few bad boards on your house, you can delay peeling by sanding thoroughly with 60-grit paper before priming. That roughens the dark bands so they hold paint better. But the only long-term cure for a bad board is replacement.
Before you get started, measure the width and thickness of your siding. Keep in mind that about an inch of the board's face is covered by the board above. Buy matching siding at a lumberyard; most home centers don't carry it.
To remove a bad piece of siding, you have to pull out two rows of nails: the ones in the bad board itself, and those in the board directly above. Siding is thin and splits easily, so the tricky part of this job is pulling nails without damaging surrounding boards. A cat's paw is the best tool for digging out nails if damage to the surrounding wood doesn't matter (Photo 1).
To get at the nails in the board above, shove a flat pry bar up under it and gently pry the board outward. In most cases, this will pop up the nailhead, so you can pull it with your hammer claw. If you run into a stubborn nail that won't move easily, don't use brute force and risk splitting the good board. Instead, slip a hacksaw blade behind the siding and cut the nail (Photo 2).You can't get the new board in unless you pull the remaining shank of the cut nail (Photo 3).
Before you install the new board, lightly sand it with 80-grit paper. If you come across shiny, glazed areas, sand them thoroughly. Then prime the backside and the ends (Photo 4).
Also prime the ends of adjoining boards. This step pays off by slowing the moisture penetration that can lead to peeling at the joints. If the new siding is redwood or cedar, buy a special "stainblocking" primer. Both of these woods contain natural chemicals (tannins) that can bleed through paint, causing brownish stains. A stain-blocking primer will seal in the tannins.
Nail the new board into place with 8d galvanized nails. Use a nail set to countersink the nailheads slightly below the wood's surface. Countersinking nails helps to keep the heads from protruding as the wood shrinks and swells.
After you prime the sunken nailheads (Photo 5), keep an eye on them for a few minutes; primer may drip out of the craters and leave runs on your siding. When the primer is dry, fill the craters with caulk. Also caulk the ends of the board, where it meets trim or the next piece of siding. Finish the job with two coats of acrylic paint.
Siding close to the roof
Too often, builders install trim and siding right up against shingles and don't bother to seal the ends of the boards. It looks good at first, but trim and siding—whether they're wood or a manufactured material like hardboard—soak up moisture from the wet shingles and before long the paint peels.
The solution is to cut back the siding to leave about a 1-in. gap. This keeps the siding out of contact with the shingles and allows you to seal the ends so they won't absorb moisture.
Keep in mind that if the intersection of your roof and siding has been covered with roof cement (a thick, tarlike compound), you may have to deal with roof leaks as well. Chances are you'll have to replace the metal flashing and some shingles after removing the cement. We won't show that process here.
Begin by removing all the paint in the badly peeling area (Photo 1). While scraping, you might discover cracked or rotten siding that needs replacing. There's no need to replace an entire board if only a section near the roof is damaged. Instead, cut off the damaged section with a hacksaw (Photo 3).
Don't install any new boards until you've cut back the bottom edge of the siding. Cutting back siding is slow, tedious work. A backsaw or a dovetail saw with an offset handle is the best tool for the job. The fine teeth cut slowly but neatly, and the offset handle prevents scraped knuckles (Photo 4).
Don't cut all the way through the siding or you'll risk dulling the saw teeth and damaging the metal flashing behind the siding. Instead, stop your cut 1/8 in. or so from the flashing and then finish up by making several passes with a sharp utility knife. But be careful—it's possible to slice the flashing if you press too hard.
With the siding cut back, take these steps: paintable water repellent followed by primer and two coats of paint on the faces and cut ends of the siding. At each step, use a disposable foam brush to coat the ends of the siding (Photo 5).Keep paint off your flashing and shingles with duct tape—masking tape may not stick to them very well.


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Last night, Bill Maher had yet another excellent New Rule where he blasted conservatives for freaking out over their made-up sociopathic fantasy of what they think Obama has done.
Now, Ted went on to say that Obama leads a "vile, evil America-hating administration, wiping its ass with the Constitution". As opposed to Ted, who uses his hand. Now, it somehow became an article of faith on the Right that Obama is the most extreme President in American history. Although, when they say that, I think what they really mean is, he's black.
Let me give you some examples. Newt Gingrich called Obama "the most radical, leftist President in history". Senator Marco Rubio called him "the most divisive figure in modern American history". Michele Bachmann said Obama is "the most radical President we have ever seen in the history of the country". And when has Michele Bachmann ever been known to misjudge a man?
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Kastarinen scores his first two goals of his intercollegiate career.
Brevard, N.C. – The Brevard College men's soccer team opened up the 2008 season with the Belmont Abbey Crusaders on Friday afternoon, falling in a close game, 4-2.
The loss drops the Tornados to 0-1 on the young season, while the Crusaders start off the season 1-0.
Belmont Abbey scored first at the 28:12 mark after Max Pembleton of the Crusaders scored on a rebound shot off of goalkeeper Jerry Hatsady.
The Tornados quickly responded with a goal of their own before the game reached the 30 minute mark as Miika Kastarinen scored off a beautiful crossing pass by Henri Erti. The score would remain tied 1-1 at the half.
Seven minutes into the second half Pembleton added a second goal for the Crusaders, scoring off a header after a deflection from several players.
Not to be denied, Kastarinen tied the game up again at the 69:39 mark, this time unassisted from the left wing.
However, Belmont Abbey would not be denied as Logan Rhea put the Crusaders up for good with a goal off a low shot near the right post with the assist from Pembleton. With four minutes left in the game, Pembleton added an insurance goal, scoring off a crossing pass from teammate Fritz Belinga.
Kastarinen led the Torandos with two goals, while Pembleton from the Crusaders had three goals and an assist for the game.
Brevard will return to action on Sunday, August 31, as they travel to play Coker College at 4 p.m. in Hartsville, S.C. Belmont Abbey will also be on the road on August 31, playing at Tusculum in Greeneville, T.N. at 6 p.m.


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Game One: Aeros 2, Bowie 1
Key situation: Chun Chen's disputed solo home run in the bottom of the fifth made all the difference in the seven-inning game. Pitching took care of the rest.To read more or comment...
The host Aeros game with Bowie at Canal Park was postponed Wednesday due to inclement weather.
The game is now scheduled to be made up as part of a doubleheader Thursday at Canal Park beginning at 4:05 p.m. as it is a get away ay for both teams.To read more or comment...
Notes before the Aeros/Baysox game Wednesday at Canal Park:
MORE DELAYS - Even though the field at Canal Park was ready to go 15 minutes before the 7:05 p.m. game time Wednesday, an impending rain storm on the radar caused delay mode before a pitch had even been thrown. To keep fans entertained in the stands in the meantime, the Indians game was played on the video board.To read more or comment...
Here's the lineups for tonight's game at Canal Park.
Aeros (9-10)# 7 Jordan Henry (CF)
# 11 Matt Lawson (2B)
#13 Juan Diaz (SS)
# 29 Chun Chen (C)
# 22 John Drennen (DH)
# 20 Matt McBride (1B)
# 16 Tim Fedroff (LF)
# 33 Kyle Bellows (3B)
# 27 Donnie Webb (RF)
# 46 T.J. McFarland (LHP)
After falling to the visiting Bowie Baysox 6-4 in the first game of Tuesday's doubleheader at Canal Park, the Aeros rallied to earn a split with a 1-0 shutout win in the night cap.
LHP Eric Berger made the spot start and gave the host four solid scoreless innings. He scattered four hits, issued two walks and struck out four before giving way to the bullpen.To read more or comment...
Here are the lineups for host Akron and visiting Bowie for Game Two of Tuesday's doubleheader at Canal Park:
Aeros (8-10)
# 16 Tim Fedroff (LF)
# 27 Donnie Webb (CF)
# 13 Juan Diaz (SS)
# 29 Chun Chen (DH)
# 22 John Drennen (RF)
# 20 Matt McBride (1B)
# 33 Kyle Bellows (3B)
# 30 Juan Apodaca (C)
# 9 Karexon Sanchez (2B)
# 28 Eric Berger (LHP)
The few fans who ventured over to Canal Park for the first game of a double header Tuesday night probably figured it was not going to be the Aeros night when when starting pitcher Austin Adams didn't even make it out of the first inning.
That proved to be the case, despite the Aeros ralling for three runs in the seventh inning before Baysox closer Juan Diaz came on to halt the surge and earn his league-leading seventh save in Bowie's 6-4 victory.
The 5-foot-10, 190-pound Adams made it just eight batters into the first inning - allowing a three-run home run to Baysox left fielder Robbie Widlansky, three hits and three walks - before Aeros manager Chris Tremie made a slow stroll to the mound to make the early pitching change.To read more or comment...
Here are the lineups for the first game of the Aeros double header with Bowie at Canal Park:
Aeros (8-9)
# 7 Jordan Henry (DH)
# 6 Jason Donald (3B)
# 13 Juan Diaz (SS)
# 29 Chun Chen (C)
# 22 John Drennen (RF)
# 20 Matt McBride (1B)
# 16 Tim Fedroff (LF)
# 11 Matt Lawson (2B)
# 27 Donnie Webb (CF)
# 36 Austin Adams (RHP)
Bowie (8-8)
# 3 Xavier Avery (CF)
#25 Jeff Fiorentino (RF)
# 14 Brandon Waring (3B)
#32 Joe Mahoney (DH)
# 20 Robbie Widlansky (LF)
# 22 Pedro Florimon (SS)
# 8 Billy Rowell (1B)
# 12 Carlos Rojas (2B)
# 19 Steve Lerud (C)
# 11 Zach Clark (RHP)
With Monday's Aeros/Baysox game rained out, the teams are schedueld to play a double header tonight beginning at 6:05 p.m. Each game will be seven innings. So far this season, the Aeros are 0-2 in double headers.
PITCHING MATCHUPS - Aeros RHP Austin Adams (1-1, 2.30 ERA) will get the start for the host in Game One and will face Baysox RHP Zach Clark (1-1, with a 3.07 ERA). In the nightcap, Aeros LHP Eric Berger will make a spot start against Bowie RHP Wynn Pelzer (1-0, 0.64 ERA).To read more or comment...
Monday's Akron Aeros/Bowie Baysox game was postponed due to inclement weather.
The game is scheduled to be made up as part of a double header Tuesday beginning at 6:05pm, with two seven-inning games.To read more or comment...
After enjoying a scheduled day off Sunday, the Aeros begin the second half of the current home stand tonight with a four-game series hosting the Bowie Baysox (Baltimore Orioles).
Here's a few pre-game notes:
Tonight's Pitching Matchup: Aeros RHP AUSTIN ADAMS (1-1, 2.30 ERA) is slated to face Bowie RHP ZACH CLARK (1-1, 3.07 ERA).
Phillies 4, Aeros 0
Key situations: Aeros starting pitcher Kelvin De La Cruz allowed four earned funs. Derrick Mitchell singled in Cody Overbeck in the second inning to give the Phillies a 1-0 lead. Tim Kennelly smacked a three-run triple in the fourth that scored Overbeck, Mitchell and Fidel Hernandez.To read more or comment...
Here are the starting lineups for Game Two of today's doubleheader at Canal Park:
Reading Phillies (10-5)To read more or comment...
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Phillies 6, Aeros 2To read more or comment...
Here is today's lineup for the continuation of yesterday's game that was suspended due to the rain in the bottom of the third inning with the Phillies leading 3-0 at Canal Park:
Reading Phillies (9-5)To read more or comment...
The Aeros and Phillies entered a rain delay at 4:29 p.m. at Canal Park and at 5:21 the game was suspended in the bottom of the third inning.
The Phillies have a 3-0 lead in the game will resume at 1:05 p.m. Saturday. The Aeros have runners on first and second with one out against Phillies starting pitcher Josh Zeid. The teams will play the game under the normal nine inning format.To read more or comment...
Here is today's starting lineup:
Reading Phillies (9-5)To read more or comment...
The Aeros and Phillies are scheduled to start at 3:25 p.m. today at Canal Park due to the rain. The original start time was 3 p.m.To read more or comment...
Thursday's Aeros game: Aeros 6, Phillies 3
Key Situation: Trailing 3-0 after the top of the third inning, the Aeros responded with two runs in the bottom of the inning to get on the board. Then, 2B Karexon Sanchez made just his second hit of the season a big one, his two-run home run in the fourth inning putting the Aeros ahead 4-2. Sanchez finished the night with three RBI with a run-scoring sacrifice in the sixth.To read more or comment...
Aeros Notes for Thursday, April 21st:
* Akron (7-7) hosts Reading (9-4) in a three-game series beginning tonight at Canal Park at 7:05 pm.To read more or comment...
Matt McBride hit a two-run home run in the first inning and later scored what turned out to be the game-winning run in the sixth inning and ended a
three-game losing streak for the visiting Aeros (6-6).
McBride's first home run of the season was part of a three-run first inning. Chun Hsiu Chen started the scoring with an RBI single that scored Juan Diaz and came home on McBride's blast.To read more or comment...
The Akron Aeros defeated the Altoona Curve 3-2 Wednesday on the first "Education Day" of the baseball season at Canal Park.
Cleveland Indians infielder Jason Donald went 2-for-4 at bat with two infield singles and a run scored in his third rehabilitation appearance with the Aeros. He started at third base, batted leadoff and also stole a base.To read more or comment...
Here is today's starting lineup:
Altoona Curve (3-3)To read more or comment...
The visiting Altoona Curve scored two unearned runs in the top of the third inning to defeat the host Akron Aeros 2-0 on a chilly Tuesday night at Canal Park.
Key situationTo read more or comment...
Here is tonight's starting lineup:
Altoona Curve (2-3)To read more or comment...
Cleveland Indians outfielder Grady Sizemore will make his fourth rehab appearance with the Akron Aeros at 7:05 tonight at Canal Park.
Sizemore will be playing center field and bat in the lead off spot for the Aeros, who host the Altoona Curve.To read more or comment...
Well, the Aeros have one for you !
Whether you're a lucky kid heading downtown to the Aeros Canal Park instead of to class for today's home stand finale with your classmates or a big kid just looking to duck a few hours at work.To read more or comment...
Aeros 6, Curve 5
Key Situation: With the Aeros clinging to a one-run lead in the ninth inning after a back-and-forth game, closer Cory Burns and his Hideo Nomo-like pitching motion recorded his third save in as many opportunities despite allowing a lead-off double.To read more or comment...
Here is Monday's starting lineups at Canal Park:
Aeros (2-2)To read more or comment...
Aeros 1, Binghamton 0
Key situation: The Aeros didn't score an earned run. They didn't need one with how well right-hander Austin Adams was in his Double-A pitching debut.To read more or comment...
Here is this afternoon's starting lineup:
B-Mets (2-1)
1. Lorenzo Scott, catcher
2. Jordany Valdespin, shortstop
3. Josh Satin, second base
4. Eric Campbell, third base
5. Brahiam Maldonado, DH
6. Raul Reyes, left field
7. Carlos Guzman, right field
8. Allan Dykstra, first base
9. Kai Gronauer, catcher
Pitching: Left-hander Robert Carson
Cleveland Indians infielder Jason Donald was received by the Akron Aeros on a major league rehabilitation assignment Sunday afternoon.
Donald will hit second for the Aeros this afternoon and play third base. He is expected to play about six innings as he recovers from a fractured middle finger on his left hand. Donald was struck by a pitch form Chicago White Sox left-hander John Danks during the spring.To read more or comment...
Eric Campbell and Brahiam Maldonado smacked consecutive two-out RBI singles in the eighth inning to snap a 2-2 tie Saturday at Canal Park and guide Binghamton to a 6-2 victory over the Akron Aeros.
Jordany Valdespin led off the inning with a walk and scored on Campbell's hit. Maldonado plated Campbell with his hit.To read more or comment...
Here is today's starting lineup:
Binghamton Mets (1-1)To read more or comment...
Grady Sizemore is in today's starting lineup for the Aeros. He will bat leadoff and play center field for the Aeros, who will meet the Binghamton Mets for the third game in the four-game series at 1:05 p.m. at Canal Park.
Right-handed relief pitcher Joe Smith is also scheduled to appear in today's game.To read more or comment...
Aeros 6, B-Mets 4
The Aeros batted around in the sixth inning to score four runs and take a 5-3 lead. Jordan Henry's double scored Tim Fedroff and Cristo Arnal. A Juan Diaz triple scored Jordan Henry and Diaz scored on a single by Chun-Hsiu Chen.To read more or comment...
Here is tonight's starting lineup:
B-Mets (1-0)
1. Lorenzo Scott, catcher
2. Jordany Valdespin, shortstop
3. Josh Satin, second base
4. Eric Campbell, third base
5. Brahiam Maldonado, leftfield
6. Raul Reyes, rightfield
7. Carlos Guzman, DH
8. Allan Dykstra, first base
9. Kai Gronauer, catcher
Pitching: Left-hander Mark Cohoon
The Binghamton Mets defeated the Aeros 1-0 in the opening game Thursday night at Canal Park for both Double-A teams in the Eastern League.
Lorenzo Scott led off the third inning with a walk and then stole second base. Scott advanced to third on a Jordany Valdespin ground out and scored the game's lone run after Aeros left-handed starting pitcher Kelvin De La Cruz tossed a wild pitch.To read more or comment...
Here are the starting lineups for tonight's Aeros game against the Binghamton Mets at Canal Park:
Binghamton Mets Batting OrderTo read more or comment...
Grady Sizemore is in Akron.
Sizemore completed batting practice and shagged fly balls in the outfield today at Canal Park, and said he is excited to play.To read more or comment...
The Aeros announced today that pitcher Yohan Pino has been added to the roster and that infielder Kyle Bellows has been transferred from Double-A to Single-A Mahoning Valley.
The transaction brings the Aeros 2011 Opening Day roster to what appears below:To read more or comment...
Hi Aeros fans! Want another reason to come out to the Aeros season opener Thursday against the Binghamton Mets at 7:05 pm?
Come see formner Aeros outfielder and current Indians All-Star Grady Sizemore and Tribe right-handed reliever Joe Smith, both of whom are scheduled to participate in the Aeros opener.To read more or comment...
The Aeros open the 2011 season at home Thursday night at 7:05 pm when they host the visiting Binghamton Mets (New York Mets).
In addition to De La Cruz, the rest of the Aeros starting rotation is: RHP Joe Gardner, LHP Scott Barnes, RHP Austin Adams and LP Matt Packer.To read more or comment...
Tuesday, the media met he 2011 Aeros players – which also included another standout Berger – as in 6-foot-2, left-handed picther Eric Berger.To read more or comment...
Hi Aeros fans!
With the team's Opening Day at Canal Park just 24 hours away, we thought it was the perfect time the Aeros had their own blog. The last couple of years, we here at the Beacon Journal have included our Aeros musings and postings along with Indians information in our Tribe Matters blog.To read more or comment...


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The seven classes of the course cover topics that include tree identification, tree selection, pruning, planting, disease and insect management, hazard tree assessment, all while participants learn street tree inventory methods. In addition to training, each graduate is expected to contribute back 28 hours of volunteer service to the local community. Options for volunteer service hours will be identified during the class.
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