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Review: St. Helena, 1502-1938 by Philip Gosse
Reviewed Work: St. Helena, 1502-1938 by Philip Gosse
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The English Historical Review
Vol. 55, No. 219 (Jul., 1940), p. 494
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Multnomah University prepares students for meaningful careers that serve Jesus whether they're called to traditional ministry or the marketplace.
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David Needham was one of two speakers at Friday night's Alumni and Friends of MU Dinner. Listen to David Needham's presentation here.
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Corn-Stuffed Peppers Recipe
I created this recipe—and haven't had any complaints yet! The peppers can be served alone as a meal or alongside pork chops, steak, hamburgers, etc. I love to cook...outside the kitchen. I enjoy crafts and writing.—Suzanne Hubbard, Greeley, Colorado
- 4 medium green peppers
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of celery soup, undiluted
- 2-1/2 cups frozen shredded hash brown potatoes, thawed
- 2 cups fresh or frozen corn
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1 jar (2 ounces) diced pimientos, drained
- 2 tablespoons minced chives
- 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1. Slice tops off peppers and reserve; remove seeds. In a large bowl, combine the remaining ingredients. Spoon filling into peppers and replace tops.
- 2. Place in an 8-in. square baking dish. Cover and bake at 350° for 45-60 minutes. Yield: 4 servings.
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Tebow honored with Great Floridian award
The former star of Nease High School and the Florida Gators received The Great Floridian award from Governor Rick Scott today.
It's given in recognition of the outstanding achievements of men and women who have made significant contributions to the progress and welfare of Florida.
Tebow won a state title at Nease High before starring at the University of Florida where he won the Heisman Trophy and two national championships.
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Sunny Coming Up, Part Iby Secretary Confidential in View All Posts, February 11th, 2009
Alrighty, FN Dishers! I am bubbling over with excitement today! I chatted with Sunny Anderson and will be sharing the tasty dish she offered up in Part I of my two-part interview. Get your appetites ready because she is simmering with juicy information.
Secretary Confidential: Tell me about your name. I love it! It so fits your sparkling personality.
Sunny Anderson: Well, Sunny is my real name. Nothing cute or inventive about the naming story… It's as simple as my mom sitting in the hospital after giving birth and flipping through a magazine that mentioned an Avon lady named "Sunny". She thought it was pretty and here I am. It's a bit to live up to and I've heard every single sunny joke, but it really describes me at my best.
SC: How did you end up on radio in the Air Force? I keep thinking of that movie Good Morning Vietnam What was that like?
SA: It was JUST like that! I interned at the local ABC affiliate in high school and still have my first script that was read on-air by an anchor. There was such a learning environment there that I craved more. So, before graduation, I enlisted and auditioned to become a writer or broadcaster in the Air Force. It was arduous and the military really wanted me to become a cryptologist based on my high test scores in languages. I held out and finally got the word that I was accepted into the broadcast program for the military.
I went to basic training like any other recruit, and then was shipped off to broadcasting school where I learned TV writing, editing, producing and directing. I then got a similar crash course in radio and public affairs. After training, I was sent to Seoul, South Korea to work for AFKN (Armed Forces Korea Network). I really wanted to be in the television department, but it was full so I landed a position in radio. I've always loved music and listening to the radio, but never thought I could do it necessarily. Plus, there was already a "Sonny Melendrez" on the radio in San Antonio which made me think I couldn't also succeed as a Sunny. Stupid…yes, I know. :-)
I was wrong. Radio was great, and I fell in love. I began hosting nights and weekend, got my own nationally syndicated alternative rock show and eventually landed on the morning show. Hence, the Good Morning Vietnam part!
SC: How was the food in the Air Force? What was a standard meal? Are you tempted to ship food out to those currently enlisted in the Air Force?
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Thanks so much for the time, Sunny! Keep Shining!
Watch for Part II on Sunny Anderson here on The FN Dish.
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|Robert G. Schmidt
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|Aspects of Wood Adhesion: Applications of 13C CP/MAS NMR and Fracture Testing
|Doctor of Philosophy
|Wood Science and Forest Products
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|Dr. C.E. Frazier
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|Committee Members:
|Wolfgang G. Glasser
|Frederick A. Kamke
|Thomas C. Ward
|James P. Wightman
|PF, phenol formaldehyde, isocyanate, pMDI, IPN, interpenetrating network formation, mechanisms of adhesion
|Date of defense:
|January 28, 1998
|Release the entire work immediately worldwide.
Phenol Formaldehyde (PF) and polymeric isocyanate (pMDI) are the two main types of adhesives used in the production of structural wood-based composites. Much is unknown about various aspects of adhesion between these two types of resins and wood. The present research describes the development of techniques which will permit an enhanced understanding of 1.) the extent of cure of PF within a wood based composite, 2.) the scale of molecular level interactions between PF and pMDI and wood, 3.) mechanical performance and durability of wood-adhesive bonds. Correlations were established between conventional methods of characterization of neat PF (thermomechanical analysis, swelling studies) and measurements made using 13C CP/MAS NMR. These correlations were then utilized to characterize PF cured in the presence of wood. The use of 13C labeled PF allowed estimates of relative degrees of resin conversion to be made. The use of 13C and deuterium labeled PF allowed qualitative estimates of resin molecular rigidity to be made. The scale of molecular level interactions between PF and pMDI and wood was probed using NMR relaxation experiments. Evidence was shown to suggest the formation of an interpenetrating polymer network (IPN) morphology existing at both types of wood-resin interphases. The formation of the IPN morphology was strongly influenced by resin molecular weight, cure temperature and the presence of solvent. A new test geometry for the evaluation of the fracture toughness of wood-adhesive bonds was developed. Consistent and reliable results were obtained. It was found that low molecular weight PF possessed enhanced durability over high molecular weight.
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Everyone must start with a first post, and it has been a long time since I set up this account, so here is my first post as a test of this blog tool.
I started this to allow a discussion about where sports have headed for kids in the K-12 age groups. Specifically, interscholastic sports programs which were to have been an educational extension of the schools. Clearly we have moved beyond that into an entertainment model instead of an educational model, which I do believe is ruining, or at least changing, the experience for most student-athletes.
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Arrest made in Ashburton homicide
Arrest made in Ashburton homicide
Police have arrested and charged a youth with the murder of Sina Solomona in Ashburton last Saturday.
Detective Senior Sergeant John Rae says the young person was interviewed by Police last night and has been charged with the murder. The young person will appear at the Christchurch Youth Court this morning [Thursday 20 December].
Police are unable to provide any further information identifying the young person.
Detective Senior Sergeant Rae says enquiries are continuing at a number of sites of interest to ensure that all relevant information is obtained.
"We are continuing to gather evidence to put together a full picture of the events around Ms Solomona's death," he says.
A number of items relevant to the investigation were located during searches for items of interest yesterday, Detective Senior Sergeant Rae says.
Forensic examination at the Cass Street scene is continuing today but Police hope to be able to release the scene back to the family today.
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By PATRICK SALOMON
, Posted on » 20 April 2013
LOTUS star Kimi Raikkonen was pleased to top the practice time sheets yesterday as this year's Formula One Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix weekend got underway in exciting fashion at Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) in Sakhir.
Raikkonen set the pace with the day's fastest lap of one minute 34.154 seconds to put his team ahead of their biggest rivals, who followed right behind.
"It's nice to be fastest, but you never know what the others are doing," said the Finn, who was a mere 0.030 seconds ahead of Red Bull's Mark Webber in yesterday's second practice session in the afternoon.
"We just stick to our programme and don't take too much notice of what else is happening."
Raikkonen said that there is still room for improvement as the weekend progresses.
"I actually made a mistake through the final corners on my fastest lap, so there's still more time to be found," Raikkonen explained. "It's tricky to get the setup right here and the wind can make a big difference; it might work for you one way but make things more tricky the other.
"Things aren't exactly where we want them, but we're reasonably fast, so let's see what we can do from here."
Also leaving BIC in a good mood last night was Ferrari's Felipe Massa, who set the pace in practice one with a best lap of 1:34.487.
"Everything went well today, even if it's not easy to say at the moment where we will be on Sunday," said Massa, who dropped to sixth in practice two.
"The car balance was good and it behaved well in all conditions, even if we suffered a bit with tyre wear, especially at the rear.
"It's pretty normal to have significant degradation in such high temperatures and on this front, so we have a lot of work to do to prepare for the race."
Ferrari teammate Fernando Alonso was not far behind the leaders. He was 0.077s off Massa in the opening session before ending 0.156s behind Raikkoneon in fourth.
"It was a positive day and we are reasonably pleased with how the car behaved," said Alonso. "We had no major problems and more importantly, we didn't have to make any radical changes to the car to adapt it to this track and its long straights and slow corners, characteristics which I like a lot and usually produce a great show in the race.
"Ahead of us is another long evening of studying data to choose the best strategy and set-up for qualifying and the race."
Sebastian Vettel, who was third in the second practice for Red Bull, said that the competition in Bahrain has started off close.
"If you look at the opposition, then Ferrari and Lotus were strong today and I think it will be close in qualifying," said the three-time defending world champion.
"The tyres still seem to be the dominating factor. The car seems quick, so we have to make sure we use that and then we should be on the right page."
Red Bull boss Christian Horner concurred, and said that he expects tomorrow's Grand Prix to be a three or even four-stop race for the teams.
"The tyres are a little bit too much at the moment; we're right on the limit," said Horner.
"It's a three or four-stop race when two should be a maximum here, but the tyres are wearing too quickly.
"The drivers have to drive underneath the tyre; they cannot stress it, so they are only racing at 75 per cent of the potential.
"We must find a balance; mix strategies for good racing. We want to see the drivers go flat out as well. It's now overshot slightly, we just have to come back a little bit."
F1 action continues today with a third practice scheduled to begin at 11am and end at 12noon. Qualifying will then take place at 2pm.


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Current Trends Update: Influenza Activity -- United States, 1994-95 Season
In collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) international collaborating laboratories and state and local health departments in the United States, CDC conducts surveillance to monitor influenza activity and to determine the antigenic characteristics of circulating strains of influenza viruses. This report describes influenza viruses isolated from sporadic cases of influenza in the United States during July-September 1994 and summarizes influenza surveillance findings from October through mid-November 1994.
From July through September, influenza type A(H3N2) viruses were isolated from sporadic cases in California, Hawaii, Michigan, New York, and South Dakota; influenza type A(H1N1) was reported from Nevada and influenza type B from Texas. All of these isolates were characterized at CDC and are antigenically similar to the A/Shangdong/09/93-like (H3N2), A/Texas/36/91-like (H1N1), and B/Panama/45/90-like influenza virus strains included in the 1994-95 influenza vaccine.
From October 2, when WHO international collaborating laboratories in the United States began seasonal influenza virus surveillance, through November 19, two of 2693 specimens tested for respiratory viruses yielded influenza virus. Influenza type A was identified by antigen detection from nasopharyngeal swab specimens collected November 2 from a patient in New Mexico and November 3 from a patient in New York. Reports from state and territorial epidemiologists and from sentinel physicians have indicated low levels of influenza-like illness nationwide. Reported by: Participating state and territorial epidemiologists and state public health laboratory directors. World Health Organization collaborating laboratories. Sentinel Physicians Influenza Surveillance System of the American Academy of Family Physicians. WHO Collaborating Center for Surveillance, Epidemiology, and Control of Influenza, Div of Viral and Rickettsial Diseases, National Center for Infectious Diseases, CDC.
Editorial Note
Editorial Note: Although the time of onset of influenza epidemics can vary substantially by year, the pattern from October through mid-November 1994 was typical for influenza activity in the United States. In some recent influenza seasons (e.g., 1991-92 and 1993- 94) (1,2), influenza activity began earlier than usual; however, regional activity usually does not begin until December, and influenza activity usually peaks during January or February. Accordingly, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommends that the optimal time for organized vaccination campaigns for persons in high-risk groups is usually from mid-October through mid-November. Vaccine should be offered to high-risk persons up to and even after influenza activity is documented in a community (3); following vaccination, 1-2 weeks are required for the development of protective antibody titers. When influenza vaccine is administered after influenza type A outbreaks have begun in a community, the antiviral drugs amantadine and rimantadine can be administered to protect against influenza until vaccine-induced antibody has developed. These drugs are not effective against influenza type B. Updated recommendations for the use of these drugs will be published in MMWR during December 1994.
Worldwide virologic surveillance is conducted throughout the year to monitor antigenic changes in the circulating influenza virus strains. Through this system, antigenic changes in influenza virus strains have been detected sufficiently early to formulate influenza vaccines that frequently have contained strains similar to those that subsequently have circulated in the United States at epidemic levels. Although influenza activity is difficult to predict, it is expected that during the 1994-95 season in the United States, both type A and type B viruses will circulate.
Information about national influenza surveillance is updated weekly from October through May and is available through the CDC Voice Information System, telephone (404) 332-4555. Information about local influenza activity is available from county and state health departments.
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Dr. Reuben Slesinger, a professor emeritus at the University of Pittsburgh; birth year, 1916;
[T1S1] his birth in Windber, PA; family moves to Pittsburgh in 1929; his father's meat packing plant; family religious observance; father, a Rabbi-shochet; fights with other boys over anti-Semitic remarks; recollections of Winber; education, Taylor Allderdice High School; effects of the depression; experiences of discrimination at the Jewish Concordia Club in the 1930s and 40's and in personnel directors of large corporations; causes of splits in synagogues; founding of Tree of Life Synagogue; marriage to Natalie Freedman; his service in Economic Intelligence in the Army; his retirement from the Army after thirty-one years; discussion of his assignments in the Army;
[T1S2] discussion of Jews in the Army, WWII; the hospitality of the Jewish community in the South; his wife's involvement with charitable organizations; discussion of differences between synagogues and temples in Pittsburgh; his friendship with Chancellor Litchfield; the death of Litchfield family in a plane crash; remarks about the Army and its function; discussion of students, teaching; the demise of the steel industry in Pittsburgh; the future of the city;
[T2S3] discussion of the Jewish community in Pittsburgh; concerns about the national economic scene; more opinions about Pittsburgh's future; attitudes toward retirement, the rising cost of education, and the changing standards of living in America;
[T2S4] comments on his profession; the role of the economist; his work as a forensic economist; review of his military career; influences in his life; assessment of Israel's economic condition; his hopes for the future.
Antisemitism; Economic Depression; Economics; Economists; Education; Litchfield, Edward H. (Edward Harold), 1914-1968; Synagogues; Tree of Life Congregation (Pittsburgh, Pa.); University of Pittsburgh; Windber (Pa.); World War, 1939-1945
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Kimball, Harold
Faigen, Ann
Collateral Materials
Box 106 FF 30
National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW), Pittsburgh Section Papers, 1894-2003, AIS.1964.40, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh
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|The Superhero Invites
|I made superhero masks from felt and added a star with puff paint. The mask was also reversible. (Martha needs to watch her back). lol
|Here is the favor (inside the cellophane bag were two laser lights).
|Albert and I made this cute little superheros for the colorful paper straws. Paper straws are from Hey YoYo
|Here is the sweets table. We had Popcorn, licorice whips, POProcks, ring POPS, green rock candy for kryptonite.
|close-up: all paper supplies were created exclusively from CHIC PARTIES.
|Albert made one of his cool pinatas: a band robber of course! the kids all swung at it dressed in their capes and masks!
|The kids enjoyed a bounce house, water table and this ice block game. (save two superheros from an ice block).
|JUST like that...my baby boy is 2!!! :)
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McCandless woman honored for autism research
Children with autism sometimes have difficulty learning to communicate effectively.
The research of Diane Williams of McCandless, a speech-language pathology associate professor at Duquesne University since 2006, is geared toward helping those with autism communicate better. Because of her research, Williams recently was named the Anna Rangos Rizakus Endowed Chair in Health Sciences and Ethics at Duquesne.
"Breaking through that communication barrier is what can make a really big difference for an individual," said Williams, 59.
"If you can't communicate well with other people, then that really limits your ability to be a part of society."
Autism is a developmental disorder in the brain that is characterized by impaired social and verbal function.
Williams's research uses a type of magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, to collect images of the brain while the participant does simple tasks, such as reading.
"We can tell which parts of the brain are being used while the individuals are actively doing a task," Williams said.
"That helps us learn more about how their brains work when processing language."
Because autism is a spectrum disorder, people who have the condition can range from being unable to communicate at all to having some ability to speak and perform tasks.
The Anna Rangos Rizakus Chair allows the faculty member more time to concentrate on research with a break in her teaching load for a five-year term.
Department heads nominate faculty, and the final decision is made by Duquesne's president, Charles Dougherty.
Mikael Kimelman, associate professor and chairman of the department of speech-language pathology, nominated Williams for the position.
"Dr. Williams' work is embedded in an ethical expression of the need for scientists and clinical practitioners to work together to solve the pressing challenges faced by people with autism and their families," said Kimelman, 58, of Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood.
Melanie Donahoo is a freelance writer for Trib Total Media.


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The President's nominee to chair the FERC, Ron Binz, has shown himself hostile to coal, gas and nuclear electricity generation.
It should come as no surprise that industry insiders, lobbyists and special-interest groups support Ron Binz, President Obama's choice to chair the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Letters, Aug. 9). They've racked up huge gains at ratepayers' expense as a result of Mr. Binz's activism. However, the supportive letter by former Federal Energy Regulatory commissioners neglects to mention Mr. Binz's record of antipathy toward three energy sources that power 91% of the nation's electrical grid.
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Item 556 D of Chapter 994, 1993 Virginia Acts of Assembly states that:
"The Secretary of Transportation in conjunction with the Department of Rail and Public Transportation and the Department of Transportation shall perform a study of the rail freight and passenger demands of the corridor between Washington, D. C. and the Richmond area. The study shall include an assessment of the existing conditions, capacities, and improvements needed. The study will also include a preliminary engineering feasibility analysis of the corridor between Richmond and the Tidewater area. The study shall be completed by January, 1995."
The Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT) hired a consulting firm lead by URS Consultants, Inc. to perform this study. The purpose of this study was to:
1. Assess current conditions.
2. Forecast travel demand.
3. Develop a system of improvements.
4. Summarize six previous efforts:
a. A Preliminary Engineering assessment of the Washington to Richmond rail corridor.
b. A Preliminary Engineering assessment of the Richmond to Hampton Roads corridor.
c. Simulation of corridor rail operations utilizing a computer model.
d. Planning for the Richmond Multimodal Center at Main Street Station.
e. An analysis of land use development strategies.
f. A preliminary investigation of environmental considerations.
Future Demand: Population within the corridor study area is projected to grow from about 2.8 million in 1990 to more than 3.5 million in 2014. Employment in the corridor is expected to grow by 45% from 1.9 million in 1990 to 2.7 million in 2014. Based on this growth, rail ridership in the corridor could be expected to grow by more than 50% over the next 20 years without any changes to the level of service. However, with the proposed improvements reducing travel time by 30 minutes and increasing frequency of service to one train per hour, ridership is projected to grow from the current 708,000 to 2.2 million, an increase of more than 300%.
Projected Revenues and Expenses: Growth of passenger revenue would match the rate of growth of riders. Revenues are projected to exceed operating expenses over a 20 period in all of the service scenarios tested.
Needed Improvements: In order to increase the speed of trains traveling between Richmond and Washington, D.C., improvements need to be made to the rail infrastructure. Curves need to be straightened, additional signals need to be installed and crossing protection gates need to be upgraded in some locations. In order to add more trains to increase the frequency of service, an additional track will need to be constructed along the corridor to provide increased capacity. It will also be necessary to procure additional trains in order to provide the proposed frequency of service.
Phased Improvement Program: An· incremental approach towards constructing the recommended improvements is being recommended. A six phased program of improvements has been identified:
Stage 1: Maximum speed in corridor will be raised from current 70 mph to 80 mph. Approximately 6% minutes of travel time will be saved.
Stage 2: Curves will be straightened and improvements in the Potomac Yard area in Northern Virginia will be completed. An additional 10 minutes in travel time will be saved.
Stage 3: The signal system will be upgraded and improvements will be made to eliminate speed restrictions in three locations. Maximum speed will be increased to 90 mph. An additional 6 minutes in travel time will be saved, and additional capacity will be provided.
Stage 4: Additional track will be built between Alexandria and Fredericksburg, including the construction of a new bridge across Quantico Creek. This will provide substantial additional capacity to allow for the operation of additional passenger trains.
Stage 5: High speed trainsets will be purchased to operate the expanded service. High speed crossovers will be installed at ten locations to allow trains to maintain higher speeds when switching from one track to another. Track improvements will be made in Richmond to allow corridor trains to serve Main Street Station and a new layover facility at the Richmond International Airport.
Stage 6: An additional track will be installed between Fredericksburg and Richmond, and the maximum speed limit will be increased to 110 mph. An additional 10 minutes in travel time will be saved.
Cost Projections: The total cost of all of the recommended improvements is in excess of $330 million. An incremental approach to constructing these projects will allow the phasing in of improvements over several years. The first three phases involve projects with a relatively low cost that will significantly improve the travel time of existing trains in the corridor. Stages four through six involve higher cost projects that will be necessary to further reduce travel times and to increase the capacity of the corridor in order to accommodate more frequent passenger service.
Frequent, fast, comfortable rail service in the Washington, D.C. to Richmond corridor could draw a substantial number of riders. The availability of an attractive alternative mode of transportation could help alleviate some of the severe congestion problems that exist now on the Interstate 95 corridor. A phased improvement program is being recommended to allow the Commonwealth to make gradual but significant improvement to rail passenger service in the Washington, D.C. to Richmond corridor.
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Comes with 2 double beds, full kitchen, flat screen TV, full skylight, outside awning, CD player speakers front and back, electric windows.
98,000 miles, 2 keys, 6 speed diesel. No silly bids please.
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PRINCETON, N.J. - It was a weekend filled with marked improvement for the University of Pennsylvania men's track and field team at Princeton's Larry Ellis Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
Junior Chelsea Delaney skyrocketed up the school record book with her performance in the 1,500 meters. She registered a time of 4:30.82 to place 13th. That improved upon her previous personal best of 4:32.58 from the Raleigh Relays. That ranked her 10th all-time at Penn, but her mark on Saturday propels her to No. 6 in the school record book.
Senior Margaret Diacont improved upon the second-best time in school history in the steeplechase, which she set earlier this year. She became just the second Quaker in program history to break 10:50.00 in the event. Her time of 10:49.48 placed her 13th and is only bested at Penn by Claire Duncan's 2005 time of 10:29.33.
Freshman Elyssa Gensib was also 13th in her event. She just missed Penn's all-time top 10. Her time of 16:51.50 was just one second from reaching Duncan's 10th-place mark in the school record book.
In the 100 meters, senior Nony Onyeador also added a career effort with a fourth-place time of 12.12. That topped her previous personal best by three-hundreths of a second and moved her up one spot in the school record book to sixth place.
Onyeador was also a part of the fifth-fastest 4x100-meter relay in school history. She took the baton from Rachel Hlatky and handed to Heather Bong, who stopped the clock at 46.56. Gabrielle Piper took the lead leg for the Quakers, who reached the all-time top five at Penn with a mark that was three-tenths faster than Penn's finish at the 2005 ECAC's.
One of the many highlights in the field events came from freshman Kaci Jones, who registered the third-best toss in school history. She entered Penn's all-time top 10 last week and surpassed her previous collegiate best by nearly four meters. She was the runner-up with her toss of 46.07 meters (151 feet, 2 inches). Meanwhile, Morgan Wheeler was third (43.17m), Serena Graf was sixth (39.80m) and Kelsey Hay was eighth (39.44m).
In the shot put, freshman Theresa Picciallo moved from fourth to second in Penn's all-time record book. She and school record-holder Charity Payne are the only Quakers to pass 14 meters in the event after Picciallo landed her final toss at 14.11 meters (46 feet, 3 1/2 inches) for a third-place finish.
Senior captain Charlotte Pope was yet another Quaker with a career-best effort. She had the best toss of her career in the hammer with a mark of 48.87 meters (160 feet, 4 inches). That placed her 14th at the meet and improved upon the sixth-best mark in school history.
Next week marks the 119th edition of the Penn Relays, April 25-27, at Franklin Field. Last year, the three-day attendance totaled 117,346. Get your tickets for the 2013 Penn Relays here.


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Dungeon Siege 3 - Quick Look @ Giant Bomb
by Dhruin, 2011-04-29 22:56:54
Obsidian designer Nathaniel Chapman joins Giant Bomb for one of their video Quick Looks at Dungeon Siege III. They play the X360 version, and as usual, the video shows a live play session. The video shows 1 hour long, so I haven't watched it all but it certainly gives a good look at the game.
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Having "influence" to help them, they usually rely on this artificial aid—seldom upon themselves.
An artificial aid to conversation and the repetition of threadbare stories, generally off-color.
Then I can fill my cup without any artificial aid, or any painful effort.
Some artificial aid is thus needed to prevent him from thinking of any arrangement but the right one.
In this case artificial respiration does not recall life, and respiration ceases when artificial aid is removed.
She is quite twenty-six (in spite of artificial aid), a fact that Lilian perceives with secret gratification.
Certainly there is a limit in nature which can only be overcome by artificial aid.
Nothing can be more fanciful than that the highest of all mental gifts must have artificial aid.
But Sunflowers can be grown without any kind of artificial aid.
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Baker comes up perfect in Mudcats' debut04/08/2014 11:43 PM ET
By Kelsie Heneghan / MiLB.com
Eighteen up, eighteen down.
While a potential perfect game was squarely on Dylan Baker's mind, his arm was his main concern. And in his Carolina League debut on Tuesday night, he tossed six perfect innings before reaching his pitch count as the Carolina Mudcats blanked the Frederick Keys, 7-0.
"Just pounding the strike zone made my off-speed stuff better," Baker said. "Just throwing strikes, and [the Keys] couldn't really read me."
The 22-year-old right-hander fell behind only two batters, struck out four and retired eight on ground balls.
Baker is no stranger to going the distance in his brief professional career. Last season with Class A Lake County, he ranked fourth in the Midwest League with 143 2/3 innings pitched and worked a six-inning complete game. But with a new level comes new limits for the sake of preserving the young arm.
"I would rather come out than get an arm injury early in the season; I think it was the smart thing to do," the Indians' No. 16 prospect said. "Today was supposed to be five innings or 80 pitches, but my count was low after five, so they kept me in. I think it goes up to 85 next time."
Jacob Lee relieved the Alaska native to start the seventh and immediately lost the perfect game when Glynn Davis hit a leadoff triple. But Lee kept the shutout intact during a two-inning stint and Rob Nixon pitched around a hit and a walk in the ninth.
The Mudcats staked Baker to a lead before he took the mound, then scored in each of the final four innings to pull away. Erik Gonzalez went 3-for-5 with a triple, an RBI, a stolen base and a run scored, while Anthony Gallas plated two runs.
"They were [hitting] great tonight," Baker said. "The other pitcher was good and they kept on battling."
The "other pitcher," Orioles No. 16 prospect Branden Kline (1-1), gave up two runs on three hits over six innings with two walks and eight strikeouts.


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The first two books are in my TBR. Though they might just get piled up like the Balfour Brides and Royal House of Karedes books that I still need to read… Heh. All things in good time, I suppose!
I just finished book 2. I am loving this series so far. Now to wait another month!
Great dialogue and great descriptions of the characters.
If a A Night of Scandal is any measure of how wonderful the rest of the Notorious Wolfe series is then I can't wait to read the rest. I read Sarah Morgan's story about Katie Field and Nathaniel Wolfe on the weekend and was totally blown away. Fabulous dialogue, totally believable characters, wonderful tension and conflict. Definitely in my keep forever pile!
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by Amy Wilkins, Harlequin Digital
Secrets never sleep, and scandal is starting to stir…
Those words open the video for Harlequin Presents new continuity series The Notorious Wolfes. Check it out!
Want to know more about the series? Visit The Notorious Wolfes pages here on I Heart Presents for info about the continuity and the 8 books in it.
Book one, A Night of Scandal by Sarah Morgan, went on sale in July. It was also chosen for SBTB"s Sizzling Summer Book Club. Sarah joined readers for a chat about A Night of Scandal earlier this week and you can still read the transcript here.
Look for the next installment of the series, by Caitlin Crews, in stores in North America this week!
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Dance for a Cause with Techno Legend Chris Fortier on Friday, August 14
Altruism and philanthropy are rare things in the hedonistic world of electronic dance music and club culture, where we're all too busy dancing away and self-indulging to care for any real world causes. That is whyMusical Missionary's
first installment for new "Dance for a Cause" charity fundraiser at the Electric Pickle on Friday, August 14 will offer EDM aficionados a welcome chance to party for something that truly matters! And a relevantly worthy cause it is, considering that proceeds from this party will go towards sponsoring music education for underprivileged children at SoBe Institute of the Arts.
Bringing the best contemporary EDM talent to Miami has always been a labor of love for Musical Missionary, and giving the gift of music back to the community is a cause that perfectly aligns with their mission, while continuing to foster our local underground dance music scene. Past MM parties have showcased stellar performances by the likes of Justin and Christian Martin, Paolo Mojo, Bill Patrick, Catz 'N' Dogz, Maetrik, and Chris Fortier, who is returning next week to show Miami some more love at Dance for a Cause. Critically-acclaimed native Floridian DJ/producer Fortier will be throwing down his singular brand of cutting-edge techno, along with local DJ favorites Stryke and Sebastian on decks. Come down and support this noble cause while enjoying a night of juicy beats and carousing at the Electric Pickle!
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Here is some good music that will help you get your week started off right. "Shots & Reload Remix"by King Bubba, Lil Rick HD and Jameisha Trice. If you not are familiar with King Bubba and Lil Rick, they are two of the biggest artist in Barbados and surrounding islands. Jameisha Trice is a Singer/Songwriter who has written for major label artists and opened for artist such as Robin Thicke, Kanye West and Usher. The remix is being distributed by S & S Records/ Chicago which is ran by Steve"Silk" Hurley and DJ Skip.
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Watch The First Five Minutes of "The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story"
I can't wait until next week - I want to watch this so bad. Again though....I'm skeptical about the guy playing Zack - I'm sure he's a good actor but - when it comes to Zack, my standards are high! Are you guys going to watch the movie? Let me know on Facebook!


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I started modeling at the age of 11 and got into print at the age of 15. I have always enjoyed modeling because even if I don't become the next Tyra Banks, I tried. That's what I'm aiming towards, but if it doesn't happen, then it wasn't meant to be. Which also doesn't mean I don't try my hardest at whatever I put my mind to. I realize that it's the struggle that makes you the person behind the camera, not the make up and the clothes. And boy I can say my life was a struggle. But that's a conversation to be had over coffee before discussing business.
I have always been drawn to anything that presents a challenge. If it's not challenging, then where's the fun? I've had a few challenging photo shoots and have always found those to be the funnest(and the funniest). I take direction very well, and am open minded toward ideas and suggestions for anything (except erotic nude; NO DISCUSSIONS OR EXCEPTIONS).
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Funeral services for Mike Aycock, 40, of Belton, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at College Avenue Baptist Church, 201 S. Monroe St., McGregor, with the Rev. David Thompson and Chaplain Alvin Dillard officiating. Interment will follow at McGregor Cemetery.
Mr. Aycock died Jan. 3, 2013. He was born Dec. 6, 1972, in Corsicana to Jimmy and Sherrie (Franklin) Aycock. He was a 1991 graduate of Temple High School, and continued his education at Temple College and Central Texas Regional Police Academy in Bell County.
On May 16, 1998, he married the former Angela Spradley in McGregor and moved to Belton in 1999 from Temple. Much of his life was spent as a police officer in Mart, McGregor, Hewitt and the last 14 years in Killeen.
He was awarded many awards and certificates for his excellent service and had achieved a Masters Peace Officer Level.
Throughout his life he enjoyed fishing, hunting, coached Little League baseball and enjoyed watching all types of sports.
Survivors include his wife, Angela, of Belton; a son, Dalton Aycock of Belton; a daughter, Dakota Aycock of Belton; a sister, Cristi Cleveland and her husband, Chris, of Cockrell Hill; his parents, Jimmy and Sherrie Aycock of Gatesville; paternal grandmother, Bernice Aycock of Gatesville; maternal grandmother, Margie Franklin of Mart; and a nephew, Brian McGuire of Gatesville.
Memorials may be made to the Aycock children in care of Extraco Bank, P.O. Box 295, McGregor, TX 76657.
Visitation is from 6 to 8 p.m. today at College Avenue Baptist Church. Cole Funeral Home in McGregor is in charge of arrangements. Offer condolences at www.colefuneralhomes.com


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Gordon Brown's announcement last weekend in which he said there would be no general election until at least 2009, gave one group of people an extra 18 months in their job.
They are the MPs who have already announced that they will retire at the next election, and suddenly they have more time in the House of Commons.
So what are they going to do with their extra 18 months?
Ann Widdecombe announced this week that she is to stand down as a Conservative MP after 20 years in Parliament.
One of her party's most visible stars, she is also a committed Catholic and will be focussing her extra 18 months on the abortion bill.
She wants to reduce, as far as possible, the upper limit when terminations can be carried out.
He had been planning "a whole range of different things outside parliament."
Still, he will use his extra time to get more involved in the issue of prison reform and in the Council of Europe, to which he has just been appointed.
Not everyone sees their extra time as an opportunity to do something new.
John Cummings, the MP for Easington since 1987, says "I don't see it as a big deal at all."
He will press on with business as usual, dealing with constituency business and individual constituents' problems.
And his Labour colleague Dr. Lynne Jones, standing down as a Birmingham Labour MP after more than 15 years, will also continue business as usual.
In her case this means her focus on mental health, for which she chairs the all-party group. She'll also focus on climate change.
However, she is relieved that the election did not come this year - she had just placed a big order for Christmas cards saying "from Lynne Jones MP" which she could not cancel!
Angela Browning, the Conservative MP for Tiverton and Honiton, will also use her extra time to try and finish some of her works in progress.
In particular, she wants to oppose government plans to turn Exeter into a unitary local authority, and campaign on the issue of post office closures in the South West - the plan for closures is expected next year.
Matthew Taylor, the Lib Dem MP for Truro, is unusual in this company in that he has something entirely new to do.
After 20 years in Parliament, he was asked by Gordon Brown earlier in 2007 to use his experience in the area to report on affordable housing and the rural economy.
That, in addition to his long-term regional interest Cornish affairs, will be his focus over the next 18 months.
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(CNSNews.com) - Project 21, a group of conservative African-Americans, said Monday they are "concerned by the lack of spirited criticism by the civil rights establishment" of a statement by Sen. Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.) on Sunday referring to whites who still opposed equal civil rights as "white niggers."
"The same people who castigated Republicans, President Bush, in particular, as racist now give Byrd a pass for his using the world 'nigger' just because he's a Democrat like them. What a bunch of nonsense," Project 21 member Kevin Washington said in a statement.
Project 21 also said it is concerned that "the NAACP, which spent millions against then presidential candidate George W. Bush, focusing on false allegations that his decision not to sign a specific hate crimes bill [Texas already had one] led to the death of James Byrd, is doing little to criticize the intentionally offensive comments of liberal Senator Byrd. Such contrasts give the impression that the group is unfairly pulling its punches when dealing with racist behavior on the part of liberal politicians."
"I think the way Robert Byrd's racist comments were treated is typical of our current civil rights leadership. Groups like the NAACP have become nothing more than liberal mouthpieces. They must hold the Democrats to the same standards they've held Republicans lest it become apparent that they've sold their souls and credibility to the liberal cause," Project 21 member Kevin Martin said in a statement.
In an interview on Fox News Sunday, Sen. Byrd said he thinks race relations are "much, much better than they've ever been in my lifetime...I think we talk about race too much. I think those problems are largely behind us. I think we try to have good will."
Then he reminisced that his mother had told him: "'Robert you can't go to heaven if you hate anybody.' We practice that. There are white niggers. I've seen a lot of white niggers in my time; I'm going to use that word," he said.
Later, Byrd issued the following statement, which was read on-air: "I apologize for the characterization I used on this program. The phrase dates back to my boyhood and has no place in today's society. As for my language, I had no intention of casting aspersions on anyone of another race."
NAACP President Kweisi Mfume called Byrd's comment "both repulsive and revealing." Mfume told a wire service he's disturbed by the fact that Byrd felt comfortable enough to use such a word in describing any group.
It "suggests that any progress Byrd has made on race is relative," according to Mfume. He added that while Byrd's apology was well meant, there comes a time when a person must stop using words that require apologies.
Project 21 is an initiative of the National Center for Public Policy Research whose mission is "promote the views of African-Americans whose entrepreneurial spirit, dedication to family and commitment to individual responsibility has not traditionally been echoed by the nation's civil rights establishment."
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Mille Lacs County Times
Milaca's boys basketball team finished regular-season play last week and lost a pair of Granite Ridge Conference, which extended the Wolves' losing streak to 16 games and dropped the team's record to 2-21.
The Wolves, who haven't tasted a victory since Jan. 3 when they defeated Pine City 65-62 in a non-conference at Pine City, get one more chance for another win this season tonight (Thursday) when they travel to Annandale for an opening-round game in the Section 5AA, North Sub-Section Tournament at 7 o'clock.
Milaca is seeded No. 7 in the tournament while Annandale, which finished the regular season 15-10, is seeded No. 2.
"Annandale is a very solid team coming out of the very tough Wright County Conference," said Milaca Coach Dustin Naumann. "They have a very balanced scoring attack and they are very physical.
"As they always say about the playoffs, it is a new season and anything can happen. I like our chances if we buy into our defensive scheme and focus on valuing every offensive possession which will lead to quality shots.."
In other first-round sub-section games tonight (Thursday), No. 6-seeded Foley is at No. 3-seeded Maple Lake, No. 8-seeded Spectrum is at No. 1-seeded St. Cloud Cathedral and No. 5-seeded Kimball travels to No. 4-seeded Rockford.
The semifinals are Saturday, March 10, at the Howard Lake-Waverly Middle School. Game times are 6 and 8 p.m.
The Section 5AA semifinals are Dassel-Cokato Tuesday, March 13, with the South Sub-Section semifinal at 6 p.m. and the North Sub-Section semifinal game at 8. The Section 5AA title game is Friday, March 16, at St. Cloud State University's Halenbeck Hall.
Watertown-Mayer was seeded No. 1 and Mayer Lutheran No. 2 in the South Sub-Section.
On Tuesday, Feb. 28, Milaca lost at Mora 62-60 in overtime. On Friday, Princeton completed a season-sweep over the Wolves 61-49 at Milaca.
"In both games we out-rebounded our opponents and had fewer or equal turnovers," said Naumann. "What both games boiled down to were free throws and defense. We seemed to have lapses with both at times and that resulted in losses."
At Mora, the Wolves rallied from a 22-20 halftime deficit and led by four points with 11 seconds remaining in the game. But, a three-point basket and a jump shot at the buzzer offset a Milaca free throw and the game went into overtime tied at 57-57. The Mustangs, who tipped the Wolves 73-72 in overtime Jan. 20 at Milaca, outscored Milaca 5-3 in the extra session.
"We had numerous opportunities to put the game away in regulation but we didn't take advantage of them," said Naumann.
Senior guard Brandon Kiel paced the Wolves as he scored 32 points and had eight rebounds. He converted 17 of 20 free throws.
Ninth-grader Michael Garber had 10 points and seven rebounds.
Senior forward Josh Cheney scored 16 points for the Mustangs while sophomore forward Greg Mork had 15 points.
The Mustangs defeated Hinckley-Finlayson 72-70 on Thursday, March 1 and lost to Braham 92-47 Friday to finish the regular season 8-18.
Against Princeton, Milaca took a 30-25 halftime lead. However the Tigers rallied for a 36-19 scoring edge in the second half.
"We went into an offensive funk in the second half which also effected our defensive play," said Naumann. "We gave up too many open looks at the basket and didn't find our open looks."
Brandon Kiel led Milaca with 22 points and nine rebounds while sophomore guard Brian Kiel had nine points and five rebounds.
Senior guard Josh Jondahl led the Tigers with 22 points while senior forward John Jedneak had 17 points.
Princeton finished the regular season with a 14-11 record. The Tigers begin Section 7AAA play Friday night at Zimmerman.


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Meetings and Conferences:
These are the upcoming meetings that our lab routinely attends.
Upcoming Meetings
American Society of Mammalogists, Jacksonville, FL, June 12-16 2014
Evolution Mtngs, Brazil, June 26-30 2014
SMBE Meetings, Vienna, June 12-16 2014
North American Society for Bat Research, Monterey, CA, Oct. 28-Nov 1 2014
Past Meetings
International Louse Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, 2014
Amer. Assoc. of Physical Anthropologists, Knoxville, TN, April 9-13, 2013
American Soc. of Mammalogists, Philly, June 14-18, 2013
Evolution Meetings, Snowbird, UT, June 21-25, 2013
Society of Molecular Biology and Evolution, Chicago, IL, July 7-11, 2013
International Mammalogical Congress, Belfast, UK, August 11-16, 2013
North American Society for Bat Research, San Jose, Costa Rica, August 12-16, 2013
Soc. for Integrative and Comparative Biology, Charleston, SC January 3-7, 2012
Physical Anthropology Meeting, Portland, OR, April 11-14, 2012
92nd Ann. Meeting of Amer. Soc. of Mammalogists, Reno, NV, June 22-26, 2012
Society for Molecular Biology and Evolution, Dublin, June 23-26, 2012
1st Joint Congress on Evol. Biology, Ottawa July 6-10, 2012
American Society of Parasitologists,Anchorage, AK, June 1-4, 2011
Assoc. Tropical Biology and Cons., Arusha, Tanzania, 12-16 June 2011
American Society of Mammalogists, Portland, OR, June 24-29, 2011
Evolution Meetings, Norman, OK, June 17-21, 2011
Society for Molecular Biology and Evolution, Kyoto, Japan, July 26-30, 2011
Physical Anthropology Meetings, Albuquerque, NM, April 14-17, 2010
American Society of Mammalogists, Laramie, Wyoming, June 11-15, 2010
International Louse Conference, Cappadocia, Turkey June 13-18, 2010
Evolution Meetings, Portland, Oregon, June 25-29, 2010
Society for Molecular Biology and Evolution, Lyon, France July 4-8, 2010
The evolution of infectious agents in relation to sex, Björkborn, Sweden, Oct. 21-23 2010
MEEGID (Infectious Diseases), Amsterdam, Nov. 3-5, 2010


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1) The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) compiled data for life expectancy at birth and
amount of alcohol consumed by individuals 15 years and older in several countries. Beer, wine, and spirit consumption was
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2) Generally, most results group between 77.5 to 80.5 years of age and 6.5 to 12 liters per year.
3) Within the main grouping, generally slight negative correlation between life expectancy and alcohol consumption, with larger
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5) France has very high alcohol consumption but maintains life expectancy about equal to the average of the main group.
6) Luxembourg has the highest per capita alcohol consumption of the countries studied.
7) Mexico has much lower per capita alcohol consumption than most countries in the western hemisphere.
8) Turkey has the lowest per capita alcohol consumption and the lowest life expectancy of the countries studied.
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