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1963 men's basketball team to be honored for role in the Game of Change
CHICAGO - The 1963 Loyola University Chicago men's basketball team will be presented with the Living Legends Award at the sports banquet as part of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition Annual Convention, on July 9 at the Chicago Hilton and Towers. Members of Loyola's 1963 squad will be in attendance along with players from the Mississippi State squad that faced the Ramblers on March 15 of that season in the famous Game of Change.
During its magical run to the 1963 NCAA championship, the Loyola men's basketball team played one of the most important games in college basketball history when it faced Mississippi State in an NCAA Regional semifinal contest in East Lansing, Mich.
Because Loyola fielded an integrated team that featured four African-Americans in its starting lineup, Mississippi State was forbidden to play the game according to an unwritten state law that forbid games against integrated squads. Bound and determined to have his team play the contest, Mississippi State head coach Babe McCarthy snuck his team out of town before it could be served an injunction by Gov. Ross Barnett.

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September 2: Me Love You Long Time Day
- 2004 10:32 PM GMT -- Me start to love you.
- 2004 10:33 PM GMT -- Me stop lovin' you.
- 2004 10:34 PM GMT -- Me say, "OK, maybe I no love long time after all."
- 2005 10:35 AM GMT -- Me say, "I never really loved you to begin with."
- 2008 12:69 PM GMT -- Children's entertainer and all round purple dinosaur, Barney, provoked into fight with a spanish tourtoise on live children's television. Barney's public statement read "I Love You. You Love Me...Ahh F**k It! That Stupid Green C**T Slept With My Wife!". Tortoise Talkative Eric later charged with being totally freaking awesome, and all round green reptilian.


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I had the honor of giving two presentations on Apache Flex at 360Flex in Denver. One was part of the keynote and focused on things everybody should know about Apache Flex, and the other was more focused on those planning to contribute to the code in the project.
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Yes…I'm a little late sharing the Estee Lauder Mad Men Collection with you. But, in my world, better late than never. Especially for you Mad Men fanatics. I have two questions for you…Are you obsessed with the show? And are you ready for a 60's inspired fresh look?
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It is He who has created hearing, sight and hearts for you. What little thanks you show! (Surat al-Muminun, 78)
When listening to a musical piece or the sound that wind causes on tree leaves, a great miracle happens. The sound vibrations that spread through the air at that moment, reach the ear with a speed of 340 kilometers per hour. And the vibrations, which are only a physical movement up to that point, turn into "sound" as a result of incredibly complex processes. All of these events take place in less than one in one thousandth of a second. Therefore, we can be informed about the developments around us, communicate with other human beings and benefit from a blessing like listening to music.
We hear countless number of different sounds throughout our life. The singing of a bird, the sound of the waves coming ashore at the beach, a beautiful song, people's conversations; all of these gain meaning for us as a result of a series of processes that take place in our ear.
The World of Sounds
The inner ear, which is the basis of our sense of hearing and the hearing center in the brain, which takes up an amount of space less than one cubic centimeter, (smaller than a cube of sugar) work together to bring the miracle of sound to us. Our inner ear works like a powerhouse that turns mechanical alerts into electrical alerts. Sound waves that are formed outside reach the middle ear through the earlobe and the external ear; and it in turn moves the eardrum and the ossicles. This movement ends with the movement of the endolymph.
The section in the inner ear responsible with hearing is the pea-sized structure called the "cochlea". The cochlea is covered with a bony channel. The channels inside this helix-like structure is filled with liquid. When the movement of the bones reach the cochlea, this liquid moves and ruffles.
There are tiny hairs, called "cilia", which are affected by the ruffling of this liquid inside the inner walls of the cochlea. Over one million tiny hairs arranged on top of thirty two thousand cells move with respect to the ruffling of this liquid.
Violinists That Continuously Tune Up Violin Cords: Cilia
The cilia inside the ear continue to vibrate even when there is no sound. This situation can be likened to violinists who continuously tune up violin strings in order to be ready when the conductor gives the sign. Before the concert begins, the cilia are arranged according to a certain vibration frequency. They wait for the notes in line with this frequency in order to vibrate and transmit information through a nerve thread.
Whether a guitar chord or a human voice, the ear transmits all sound signals to the brain. This situation proves that hearing is an wholly active system; also these vibrations are not random but controlled systems which ensure that we can sense music we like or the sound of a plane. These systems are the Works of the superior art of Creation of Almighty Allah:
Say: 'It is He who brought you into being and gave you hearing, sight and hearts. What little thanks you show!' (Surat al-Mulk, 23)
Tiny "Sound Amplifier" Cilia
Scientists discovered that every cilia is a sound amplifier (a tool used to increase sound signals). And this amplifier is not an ordinary amplifier as it amplifies low sounds more than it does strong sounds. Thanks to this nonlinear amplification, we can hear all sorts of sounds, ranging from 20 Hz to 20.000 Hz, meaning from the rustle of a leaf to the noise made by a plane engine.
Research has shown that even the slightest movement of the cilia, even for half the diameter of an atom, would be adequate to start the reaction in the cell. Thanks to this quality of the ear, man can clearly distinguish the person speaking next to him in a noisy environment, because cilia can synchronize with this sound and send a clear message to the brain, even if the sound is very weak. Specialists who have studied this subject give an interesting example to explain this sensitivity of the cilia If we imagine that cilia are as tall as the Eiffel tower the effect in the cell connected to it can begin with the top of the tower moving onlyr three centimeters.
The answer to the question how much the cilia move is also very interesting. This changes depending on the frequency of the sound. As the frequency increases, the waving of the cilia reaches incredible numbers. For instance, when we hear a sound at a frequency of 20,000 Hz,, the cilia wave for 20,000 times.
Scientists who were able to study cilia in an outside environment, could not hide their amazement when they saw that they reacted to even the tiniest sound. David Corey, who has studied the inner ear for more then twenty years at Rockefeller University, said the following about these qualities of the cilia:
"The mechanics of the cells with cilia are incredible. The movement of a bunch of cilia makes us hear in a magical way. These cells are so incredible that I am never tired of looking at them." (Hudspeth, A. J., The ionic channels of a vertebrate hair cell. Hear Res 1986, 22: 21–27) While the cells in the inner ear produce electrical signals, they can also reflect the intensity and rhythms of the sound waves coming from the outside. This is such a complex process that science could not have found that the process of frequency decomposition takes place in the inner ear or the brain.
Almighty Allah's Glorious Creation: Everyone Likes a Different Type of Music
The existence of scilias reveal the extraordinary features of hearing with the help of vibrations. However, research made has shown that when there are two noises made, the ear hears the lower voices. This is due to the nonlinear process of the cilia; that they sense lower voices stronger than thick voices. In other words, the cilia can sense the voices in between two notes which scientists call "additional frequency", but as the message is very complicated, the brain cannot distinguish between the two notes.
Because the brain finds it difficult to sense the messages, whether we are disturbed with a noise or not, or whether we like a voice or not, depends completely on the tiny cilia that sense the vibrations caused by vocal inconsistencies and transmits them to the brain. If these cilia did not vibrate and send the additional frequencies to the brain continuously, then it would not be possible to talk about musical pleasure. Allah is the One Who creates our ear to be capable of hearing and creates the music we like. Allah created the human soul in a way that it would admire beauty, and this is one of the situations which evolutionists cannot explain.
In What Conditions Are the Silias Harmed?
Thousands of silias inside the inner ear are very fragile and sensitive. When it is subject to a sound over 85 dB (like in places of entertainment with loud music, or listening to a Walkman), it is harmed and even the nerve tips are damaged. Today, hearing loss is very common among young people under the age of 18. Specialists recommend that people should not listen to loud music too much and when needed, an earplug should be used. If the resonance after listening to loud music continues, one needs to see a doctor as soon as possible. With a treatment performed before 24 hours have passed, the damage to the cilia can be cured; otherwise there could be permanent damages.
Cilia Refute Evolution
Research conducted proves that these tiny cilia in our ear are very sensitive towards sounds. According to evolutionists, for the ear to come to this point, it needs to go through a process of change over millions of years. However, our ear has to exist in a single moment with all of its mechanisms, otherwise, it is not possible to carry out its functions.
Even the tiny cilia inside the inner ear proves the existence of a flawless system that works through scores of complex mechanisms, and yet all working in complete harmony. Modern science and technology can not yet solve the working principles of this system in complete detail. However, the details of the physical mechanism, which has existed since the first day that we were created, have just been discovered by the world of science. Of course, it is impossible for such a complex structure to have come into existence through random coincidences as claimed by the theory of evolution.
The superior structures in the ear once more proves the Existence of Almighty Allah and His infinite power. This truth is revealed in one verse of the Qur'an as such:
"They have taken their rabbis and monks as lords besides Allah, and also the Messiah, son of Maryam. Yet they were commanded to worship only one God. There is no god but Him! Glory be to Him above anything they associate with Him!" (Surah Yunus, 31)
The sound of music we listen to is composed of the movement of the cilia in our cochleas moving differently according to each note; the formation of different iodine balances in the cells connected to these cilia as a result of these movements and the production of electrical signals by this chemical processes. The cells do this throughout our life, without getting tired for a single second, without getting damaged or deformed.
How Do Cilia Attack Materialism and Darwinism?
The cilia inside our ear are actually lever arms placed on top of twenty thousand separate cells that surround the inner wall of the cochlea. When the cilia sense a vibration, they move and this movement opens the doors underneath the cells. Thus there is iodine flow into the cells. When the cilia lie down in the opposite direction, this time, the cell doors close. This continuous movement changes the chemical balances of the cells, and thus enables them to produce electricity. These electrical signals are transmitted to the brain via nerves, and the brain turns these into sound by interpreting them.
How the brain makes this interpretation, how an organ that is nothing more than a mere piece of flesh turns the electrical signals that reach it into a human voice, the rumble of distant thunder or a musical work, is a dilemma that cannot be explained by evolutionists and materialists. This subject, which is one of the greatest unsolved problem of evolutionists and materialists, is explicit evidence of the truth for believers. This truth is the fact that "everything we hear and sense is being shown to our souls by Almighty Allah, the Creator of all things." Almighty Allah is the Only infinite being, the Creator of all things, the Lord of all worlds.


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2007 Environmental Excellence Awards Presented by Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
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2007 Environmental Excellence Awards Presented by Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors presented its 2007 Environmental Excellence Awards at its regularly scheduled meeting today. Awards were presented to Scott Birdwell, Eleanor Quigley and Penelope Firth (county resident category); the Great Falls Citizens Association and the Invasive Management Area Volunteers (organization category); and Judy Fincham (county employee category).
Birdwell was recognized for his efforts as president of the 145-member Friends of Hidden Oaks Nature Center to establish the greater Mason District area as an official Community Backyard Habitat as sanctioned by the National Wildlife Federation. Through his efforts to enlist support from political, organizational and business leaders, and through a variety of public outreach efforts, more than 250 homes and businesses have been certified as official wildlife sanctuaries.
Quigley and Firth were awarded for their efforts as co-chairs of the county's Tree Action Plan Work Group. Through their leadership skills, technical knowledge and passion for trees, Firth and Quigley deftly led this group through a complex and sometimes difficult consensus-building process that resulted in a comprehensive, long-range action plan to protect and restore the tree cover in Fairfax County.
The Great Falls Citizens Association was recognized for varied and
continuing environmental stewardship efforts in the Great Falls area.
Through the association's efforts, Great Falls was designated as a
Community Wildlife Habitat as sanctioned by the National Wildlife
Federation. The association also has undertaken a Heritage Tree Census to
identify the largest trees in the Great Falls area, including those on
parkland. In addition, the association's Trail Blazers Committee works to
secure trail easements from developers and residents, and is an advocate
for environmentally friendly trail design.
The Invasive Management Area Volunteers were awarded for their dedication and energy in leading teams of volunteers in removal of invasive plants from county park properties resulting in improved habitats, water quality and accessibility.
Twenty-one individuals served as team leaders in 2006 and coordinated the efforts of 875 volunteers. Their dedication and energy has inspired growth in the program, as the number of volunteer leaders more than doubled between 2006 and 2007.
Fincham, a 14-year employee with the Environmental Monitoring Branch of the Department of Public Works and Environmental Services, has been recognized for her implementation of the Water Environment Federation's Sewer Science program in all 25 Fairfax County public high schools. Her outreach efforts have enhanced student awareness and appreciation of water resource issues, and opened doors for the introduction of other environmental topics to Fairfax County public schools.
The Environmental Excellence Awards are designed to recognize efforts that promote the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors' environmental goals. These goals, which were adopted by the board to foster a sustainable and vibrant living environment both now and in the future, are:
- Environmental protection, which seeks to preserve the county's natural resources and meet or exceed federal, state and local standards for water quality, air quality and other environmental standards.
- Open space conservation, which seeks to preserve and protect stream valleys, woodlands and other ecologically valuable areas to protect plant and animal life.
- Energy conservation, which promotes energy efficiency and energy conservation with the public, commercial, residential and industrial sectors.
In addition to these goals, the county's Comprehensive Plan, the Board of Supervisors' 20-year Environmental Vision Statement, the Fairfax County Park Authority Policy Manual and other documents contain policy statements to guide county agencies, decision makers and residents.
Award winners are selected based on their advancement or support of the board and county's environmental goals and policy statements, their dedication of personal time and expertise beyond normal fiscal or civic responsibilities, and their leadership as a role model for others.
The awards program is administered by the Fairfax County Environmental Quality Advisory Council and supported by the county's environmental coordinator, the Department of Planning and Zoning, and the Fairfax County Environmental Coordinating Committee.
For more information about this year's award winners or the Environmental Excellence Awards, call Kambiz Agazi, environmental coordinator, at 703-324-1788, TTY 711. Previous year's award winners are listed online at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dpz/eqac/awards.htm.


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It has been, to put it mildly, a season of challenges for this 2012 edition of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
And with an opponent next Friday in the B.C. Lions, who lead the league in six defensive categories and haven't given up a touchdown in their last two games, there will be plenty of challenges still to come.
But before we all move on to the next formidable task at hand, there is credit due -- and some praise to be paid -- to a Bombers team that put in a courageous performance in very difficult circumstances at Canad Inns Stadium Thursday evening to beat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 32-25 and earn the most important victory we've seen in these parts since last year's East final.
Much has been made -- and quite rightly -- about the monster performance of newly installed Bombers starting quarterback Joey Elliott, whose 406 yards of passing were a welcome salve for a legion of Winnipeg fans grown weary of seemingly always having to be content with the second-best offence on the field.
But within Elliott's passing numbers was another noteworthy tale of a Bombers receiving corps -- with the lone and notable exception of Kito Poblah, who never caught a single ball -- who worked with relentless efficiency, collectively and individually, to give Elliott open targets to throw to all night.
Cory Watson (10 catches, 105 yards) and Chris Matthews (eight catches, 118 yards, 1 TD) both registered over 100 yards receiving, while Terrence Edwards (four catches, 73 yards) and Clarence Denmark (five catches -- including a 38-yarder on the winning touchdown drive for 77 yards) made big catches at key times.
And then there was the play of the defence, who also recorded their best performance of the season. While Hamilton registered 424 yards in net offence, a lot of it went for nothing on a night the Bombers defence stripped three fumbles from Hamilton QB Henry Burris and forced the Ticats to turn the ball over on downs two times.
The biggest forced fumble came in the first quarter, as defensive end Alex Hall -- who has blossomed over the last three games into a major force for Winnipeg -- showed the value of never giving up on a play by tracking down Burris from behind and knocking the ball loose just as Burris was about to fall over the goal line and put the Ticats up 14-1 and seemingly en route to a rout.
It was a critical forced fumble that kept Winnipeg in the game and if it seemed familiar, it should. Winnipeg's only other victory this season -- at the end of July against Edmonton -- was also preserved as the result of a great hustle play by a defensive lineman. In that game, it was Bombers tackle Jake Thomas who tracked down Edmonton QB Steven Jyles from behind and forced a fumble late in the fourth quarter, just as it was looking like the Eskimos were about to kick a short game-winning field goal.
They were both exactly the kind of hustle plays that have been missing from the Bombers defence in most of this season's losses, most notably in a listless defeat to the Montreal Alouettes heading into the bye week.
But in the biggest game of the season so far, the Bombers responded with their best game -- and effort. Henoc Muamba forced two fumbles and did not look out of place starting at middle linebacker; linebacker Jonathan Hefney had a sack and had his best game of the season; tailback Chad Simpson proved elusive and tough to bring down, racking up 119 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown; and the offensive line mostly controlled the line of scrimmage.
Was it perfect? Hardly. Winnipeg fell behind early, yet again, and have now been outscored 54-8 in the first quarter this season. The Bombers continued to give up way too many big plays -- a 72-yard Hamilton punt return for a TD and an 84-yard bomb late in the fourth quarter that tied the game for Hamilton among them. And you have to wonder how the game might have been different if Hamilton defenders had caught the three easy interceptions that Elliott threw directly to them.
But in a season in which the Bombers have had few breaks go their way, maybe it was only fair that they finally got some big ones just when they needed them most.


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FLOODING and traffic problems have made it a tough week for everyone. But now it's the weekend and time to unwind with a visit to Worcester's shops, bars, cafes and restaurants.
We're backing the #Open4Business campaign to champion the city's traders after a week of disruption.
Join us. Tweet your shopping pictures using #Open4Business and show everyone that Worcester is not a city that lets the weather get it down!
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The province unveiled a new strategy Friday in its campaign to get kids to attend school every day.
Education Minister Nancy Allan said the province is teaming up with parent councils and schools in a public campaign that will reach out to parents with videos, posters and pamphlets.
The strategy, called Everybody in School Every Day, was announced Friday at an annual education event, The Attendance Fair, at the Caboto Centre in Winnipeg.
Manitoba has one of the higher truancy rates in the country, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
The international body published statistics in 2010 that showed the percentage of 18- and 19-year olds who are dropouts in this province was 15.9 per cent, the same as Prince Edward Island and Alberta.
Dropout rates were higher in Saskatchewan and Ontario and Nova Scotia, but the national average was lower at 14.7 per cent of kids in that age group.
"It is very difficult to succeed in today's world without a good education and that's why we are joining with parent councils and schools to reach out to parents and students to help them understand the value of an education," Allan said.
The Manitoba Association of Parent Councils developed the videos, posters and pamphlets. Manitoba earmarked $200,000 for a two-year pilot project and the parents association received $50,000 to come up with new ideas to boost school attendance.


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>Look What I Can Do!>Post Your Small, or Big, Victory For The Day!
The Irreverent Reverand
My first 100-mile month since last summer, when I cranked up the mileage too quickly then hurt myself. Got started earlier this year, slowly ramped up the mileage on the treadmill and outside, and bam! today with a 15.7 mile run I passed the century mark!
Husband. Father of three. Lutheran pastor. National Guardsman. Runner. Political junkie. Baseball fan.
PRs: 3:27 marathon; 1:41 half; 45:07 10K; 23:26 5K; 6:02 mile; <12 parsecs Kessel Run
Consistently Slow
I needed 11 miles to reach 100.
7 miles 4:10 AM
4 miles 7:10 PM
Run until the trail runs out.
The pain that hurts the worse is the imagined pain. One of the most difficult arts of racing is learning to ignore the imagined pain and just live with the present pain (which is always bearable.) - Jeff
I started running after my first divorce after 20 years of being married. She is a good woman and mother. I have three fantastic adult children. I ran 21 marathons starting after I got divorced. I had never ran before that, but at least it was a positive change. I thought I could get married again, but it didn't work. After two years married I am getting divorced again. I have continued to find solace in running. I am now 58 and I hope to resume running marathons. My independence is both a curse and a blessing. Everyone who has been close to me has been a good person, and I have been blessed to know both my wives. I continue to learn who I am and I hope I never again hurt anyone else. Running is good.
President of the Galaxy
Today I ran the fastest mile I've run since I got out of the army more than 20 years ago, and close to my fastest ever. I was doing mile repeats on the track this morning and my first two splits were 7:34 and 7:30. yay me. For the record, I'm 46 and have only been running for a little more than a year (and only running with a plan since January) after a 20+ year layoff that largely involved me sitting on my ass and getting fat.
Great job! So nice to see progress even after time slips by...
"When those went, these went; and when those stood, these stood; and when those were lifted up from the earth, the wheels were lifted up against them; for the spirit of the living creature was in the wheels." Ezekiel 1:21
Yesterday was the first time I completed 50+ miles in a week. Crossing my fingers I can stay consistent in this training cycle.
Mostly harmless
I ran a shorter run than I planned. It was a wise decision and my ankle is thanking me for it!! My victory was listening to myself and being able to run another day
+1. My knee.
"It doesn't matter how often you do it or how much you accomplish, in general, not running is a lot easier than running." - Meb Keflezighi
Master of Inconsistency
I would like to say I'm doing well too ,but it seems every time I get going lately something else rears it's ugly head . I would go on a rant but then I would be labeled a whiner . My ego couldn't take such a hit so I'll sulk instead . BTW : Fuck my Hamstring !
Ain't Wastin' Time No More !
Cool Jump Suit
I'm turning 40 yo in two days and decided to celebrate early with a 40 mile run today. By far my longest single run! The last 10 miles were brutal, but I made it. Never have I only wanted to be 30 yo more. HAPPY DAY!!
So bittersweet,This tragedyWon't ask for absolution;This melody,Inside of me,Still searches for solution.A twist of faith,A change of heart Cures my infatuation.A broken heart, Provides the sparkFor my determination.
Whoa, that's not gonna happen for me, but congrats on the birthday and on the run!
Well at least someone here is making relevance to the subject. - S.J.
old woman w/hobby
Congratulations and Happy B-day!!!
Just run.
Thanks you guys!
happy birthday & great job!! 40 miles is a loooong way!
I broke 100 miles for June on run this morning. that makes 48 consecutive 100 mile months since July 2009. not fast or flashy but at least I'm consistent
Thanks! Awesome job and keep up the good work!!
happy birthday & great job!! 40 miles is a loooong way!
I broke 100 miles for June on run this morning. that makes 48 consecutive 100 mile months since July 2009. not fast or flashy but at least I'm consistent
Ran my first 20 miler today, and it felt good! This also gave me 80 miles on the week and put me over the 2,000 mark for the year, all firsts. Pretty cool.


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Welcome to Dragon Cave! Dragon Cave is an online adoptables game. Collect eggs, raise them to adulthood, and then breed them to create interesting lineages. New types of dragons are added regularly!
Daydream Dragons are the hosts of daydreams and fantasies. They spend the majority of their time sitting on clouds, dropping daydreams down into the minds of people passing by. Humans who live near Daydream Dragons must be especially careful not to let their thoughts wander, or they could end up spending hours or even days in a trance-like waking dream state.
Dragons are creatures with nearly unlimited life spans. They can survive for long periods of time, and no one has found a dragon that has died of old age. Adolescence is usually marked by the growth of a hatchling's wings, although not all breeds of dragons grow wings and some breeds have other traits that indicate the beginning of maturation. Once they hit adolescence, hatchlings change quickly, maturing to their full forms in only 2 years.
Dragons don't communicate with each other verbally, but they will growl to scare off predators and frighten prey. Young dragons will emit an extremely high-pitched squeal when they are frightened. To communicate, they use telepathy with each other and to speak to other creatures.


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Women's Night Out
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Women's Night Out is back for another year, and we can't wait to have all you ladies out for a night on the town with us!
Join us Thursday, April 4, from 4 to 9 p.m. at Harvey Convention Center for a night full of shopping, fun and a special appearance by Bob Harper from NBC's "The Biggest Loser!"
Women's Night Out, presented by Jack O' Diamonds Honda-Lincoln, will feature more than 100 booths for vendors all across the state, from shopping items to food and more.
In addition to Bob's appearance and your opportunity to hear him speak, there also will be a prom + bridal fashion show from The Glitz Boutique in Longview and a men's swimwear show by Dillard's with special guests from LaBare.
Tickets are on sale now! General admission tickets are $15 and VIP tickets are $100. VIP tickets include a private pre-party and meet and greet with Bob Harper, food, drinks and preferred seating at the front of the stage.
You can purchase tickets right here:
Here is the full schedule of events:
- 4:30-4:45 PM – Welcome and announcements
- 5:15-5:30 PM – Kidd Kraddick in the Morning Cast On Stage
- 5:30-6:00 PM – Bob Harper speaks
- 6:00-6:15 PM – Bob Harper Q&A with book signing after
- 6:30-7:00 PM – The Glitz Women's Prom/Bridal Show
- 7:00-7:15 PM – Announcements with DJs
- 7:15-7:30 PM – Fearless and Female Demonstration
- 7:30-8:00 PM – KKITM Cast For Cutie Patootie Contest Winner
- 8:00-8:30 PM – Pink Tumbleweed Fashion Show
- 8:30-9:00 PM – Men's Swimsuit Style Show


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HUMBLE, Texas - Police are searching for a man who reached under a restroom stall at a mall to snap a photo of a woman.
Humble police said the incident happened at Deerbrook Mall about a week ago.
The woman told detectives that she looked under a divider, she saw the man put his iPhone under the wall.
Investigators said the woman told them that she walked out of the restroom and acted like she did not know what had happened. She did that in hopes of trying to find out what the man looked like.
The woman said the man never spoke to her, officials said.
Detectives said the man exited the mall near a movie theater and got into a beige Ford Ranger.
Mall officials have not responded to KPRC Local 2's request for a comment.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.
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This handsome ceramic teapot, inspired by a classic 1950s design, is a timeless example of the form-follows-function concept. Steep your tea, then keep your steeped tea warm while the ingenious pockets on each side hold your drippy teabags so table stays neat and tidy. Microwave- and dishwasher-safe, with a generous 3½ cup capacity.


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2013 Schedule
PHILADELPHIA – Its never too early to reserve your Fall Saturday's for the University of Pennsylvania football team. The Quakers, who are defending Ivy League champions for the third time in the last four years, officially announced their schedule for the 2013 season on Thursday.
Penn begins its title defense on Sept. 21 against Lafayette at Franklin Field. Homecoming is set for Nov. 9 against arch rival Princeton, while Family Weekend coincides with Dartmouth's first visit to Franklin Field since the 2010 season on Oct. 5.
The Ivy opponents visiting Franklin Field in 2013 are Dartmouth, Yale, Princeton and Cornell, while the Red and Blue travel to Columbia, Brown and Harvard. On the non-conference slate is the season-opener against the Leopards, the annual Schuylkill Showdown with the Wildcats at Villanova Stadium (Sept. 28) and the second-consecutive meeting with William & Mary (Oct. 12).
On Sept. 21, Penn will open its 137th season inside the friendly confines of the nation's oldest college football stadium. The Leopards and Quakers have a budding rivalry. This will be the eighth straight season in which the two teams have met and five of the previous six have come down to the final drive of the game.
A week later is the annual tilt against city-rival Villanova. Penn's road opener will mark the 18th all-time meeting between the schools, including each of the last 10 years. Villanova has won 12 straight encounters dating back to 1911.
After unorthodox back-to-back trips to Hanover, N.H., the last two seasons, the Big Green will return to Franklin Field for the first time in three years. Last season, in front of a national audience at Memorial Field, the Quakers ran for over 200 yards and three touchdowns for their first win of the season.
William & Mary concludes Penn's non-conference season on Oct. 12. This will mark the seventh meeting all-time between the schools and the first in Williamsburg, Va., in 19 years. The Quakers lost to the Tribe at Franklin Field, 34-28, last season. Penn fell in its last visit to Zable Stadium, 48-34, in 1995.
The Ivy League schedule resumes in New York City against Columbia on Oct. 19. Then, Penn plays Yale (Oct. 26), Brown (Nov. 2), Princeton (Nov. 9) and Harvard (Nov. 16) in four consecutive weeks. The Ivy title is usually decided during that month-long grind. Either Penn, or one of those teams, has won every single Ivy League championship since 1997.
In the season finale on Nov. 23, the Quakers take on Cornell for the 95th consecutive year. In the fifth-most played rivalry in Division I, Penn holds a 69-45-5 advantage through the first 119 meetings.
Penn is in search of its fourth outright Ivy title in five years - a feat that has never been accomplished before. The Quakers finished 6-4 overall – 6-1 in league play – last season, winning their third title in four seasons after winning back-to-back undefeated Ivy titles in 2009 and 2010.
Game times as well as radio and television dates will be announced at a later date. Dates, opponents and locations are all subject to change.
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And now we're really back in the swing of things. Here's Miley Cyrus in London this morning where she rewarded the Royal Empire on its recent legality of gay marriage with a brief showing of her, and I quote, "daddy biskit." Tradition has it their porches shall now remain free of coons and their moonshine will only cause temporary blindness. In related news, England's taking America back. They have no idea what's going on over here, but playtime's over, mister.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's basketball team fought off some serious adversity to rally in the final minutes and hand 18th-ranked USC-Aiken an 84-80 defeat as the Lions claimed a huge regional victory over the Top-25 Pacers on Saturday afternoon.
Despite holding as much as a 12 point second-half lead over the visitors from Aiken, S.C. the Lions (7-1) suddenly saw their advantage cut to just one with 3:57 left in the game. When Jesse Sielern stepped to the free throw line with two minutes remaining and sunk both attempts, Saint Leo was suddenly staring at its first deficit since the 16:40 mark of the second half.
With the visitors not capitalizing on a chance to extend the advantage, the Lions had an answer to the adversity as they would use the aggressive USC-Aiken (5-2) play, which already had Saint Leo in the double bonus, to retake the lead. After the 1:15 mark of the second half the Lions would visit the free throw line a total of 10 times, connecting on eight of those attempts to retake the lead and open up an advantage.
Playing solid, near foul-free defense in those final 75 seconds forced the Pacers into hurried shots as Aiken only make a single basket after Seilern's free throws. Finally, Spenser Mitchell stepped to the line with just 13 seconds left and hit both attempts to open it up to a two possession game. Jerrel Harris closed out scoring with two free throws with three seconds left to seal the big win.
Four Lions reached double figures in scoring as Saint Leo again showed a multi-faceted attack, with Harris leading the way behind a game-high 21 points, but it was the all-around effort from junior Ron Foxx that highlighted the day. Foxx came off the bench to score 14 points and pull down 11 rebounds as he registered the Lions' first double-double of 2013-14.
Devin Crisosto and Ryan Wilson also came off the bench to score 15 and 12 points respectively as the trio led a scoring attack from the reserves that scored an eye-popping 47 of the Lions' 84 points.
USC-Aiken saw three players register double-digit scoring with Seilern bucketing 16 points to pace the Pacers. He was followed by a 15-point afternoon from DeVontae Wright and 14 points from Ronald Zimmerman.
The Lions shot 23-of-50 (46 percent) from the field as they went 5-for-15 (33.3 percent) from behind the 3-point arc. They shot a season-best 84.6 percent (33-of-39) from the free throw line in a game that had 57 personal fouls between the two teams.
Aiken was 25-for-56 (44.6 percent) from the field and hit 10-of-19 (52.6 percent) of its 3-point attempts. The Pacers went 20-of-35 (57.1 percent) from the charity stripe.
The tightly contested game also saw 16 lead changes and 14 tie scores.
Saint Leo now turns its attention toward Elizabeth City State who visits the Bowman Center on Tuesday. The Lions will tip off with the Vikings at 7:30 p.m.
For the latest news, updates, and information on the Saint Leo men's basketball team, be sure to visit SaintLeoLions.com. Fans can also stay up-to-date on the latest Lions news by following Saint Leo Athletics on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube.


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Novel Answer to That Perennial "Earth Day" Question: "What Can I Do to Help?"
Groups of citizen scientists are making pivotal contributions to research on the Earth, its place in the universe and other natural phenomena
Earth Day invariably triggers discussions about the enormously complex state of the planet and begs the equally daunting question, "How can one person make a difference?"
But just one person can indeed chip in as a citizen scientist, who helps the scientific community unravel the mysteries of where Mother Nature is today and where she is headed.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) funds groups of these concerned volunteers who collect data and share their observations and insights on a scale that full-time scientists simply cannot accomplish.
"Volunteer citizen scientists are helping to generate new knowledge about biodiversity, the weather, stars and galaxies, and even the molecules in cells," says David Hanych, an NSF program manager. "The significance of their contributions is supported by various lines of evidence."
As citizen scientists contribute to science, they also learn about the natural and human-made worlds, as well as the nature and methods of science, adds Hanych. NSF supports citizen science projects because they advance discovery and promote learning.
Groups of citizen scientists provide boots on the ground in all 50 states and internationally. Joining citizen scientist groups usually doesn't require any previous scientific training or background--just curiosity and a willingness to carry out relatively simple tasks, such as monitoring backyard rain gauges, observing the brightness of stars, or taking pictures of local ladybugs, to name just a few examples.
Although citizen science projects have existed since the 1800s, the number of projects has increased dramatically during the past decade. The increase is partly due to the availability of Internet resources that are making it easier to form and to manage citizen groups and transmit data from citizen scientists to the scientific community.
The ranks of citizen scientists include families, retirees, entire school classes--and even prison inmates who want to do their part to make Earth Day more than a holiday. And regardless of the backgrounds of citizen scientists, studies show that the data collected by them has been reliable and valid, Hanych notes.
The contributions of citizen scientists have also been valuable in terms of the volume of data they provide and the originality of their insights.
For one thing, citizen scientists provide strength in sheer numbers. For example, the USA National Phenology Network, which monitors the timing of seasonal events such as spring blooms, currently engages more than 4,000 volunteers across the United States. Since 2008, these volunteers have contributed 1 million records to the NPN database--far more data than researchers could collect themselves.
In some cases, citizen scientists are the sole sources of important types of data. Henry Reges, the national coordinator of the Community Collaborative Rain Hail and Snow Network, which feeds information about precipitation to the National Weather Service and others, says even a single, real-time report of major precipitation from a volunteer in an area that is otherwise not monitored can speed the issuance of potentially life-saving flash flood warnings.
Sometimes too, citizen scientists offer new perspectives that can catalyze major breakthroughs. Last year, for example, scientists who were having difficulty piecing together the structure of an important enzyme from an AIDS-like virus consulted a group of online gamers who were aficionados of the computer game known as Foldit.
Foldit allows players to collaborate and compete in predicting the structure of protein molecules. The result: The gamers generated models that helped the researchers refine and determine the enzyme's structure in just a few days; these models helped the researchers advance their work designing anti-AIDS drugs. (This article describes this Foldit success.)
Here is a sample of citizen science groups that have received NSF support; they illustrate the wide range of interesting and important activities taking place across the United States--not only on Earth Day, but every day.
"New projects exploring many fields of science are currently on the drawing board," says Hanych. "NSF plans to continue supporting those that actively engage members of the public in timely scientific research and measure the impact of the projects on participants and their contributions to science."
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This part moves the clothes around inside your dryer and helps to direct the flow of hot air during the drying cycle.
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removed door, removed screws to lift top panel, removed screws that held old baffles, replaced with new baffles, took off front panel and cleaned out excess lint while I was in there.
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take 2 phillips screws out where door meets drier. remove door, set aside. take 2 phillips screws out on other side, set screws aside. remove front of drier by pulling on top left and right sides, front of drier will fall twards front of drier. when it touches the floor lift up on bottom. set aside for later. put new baffels in (you can see where the old ones went) put screws in from bottom 5/16nutdriver. tighten. put drier front back on . start at bottom , snap top back in on both sides. put two screws back on left side, put door back on and replace 2 screws ( door will not go on wrong) test and your done...
The repair was easy, based on the comments from this website. I used a 6-in-1 screwdriver, and that was the only tool. I removed the two screws holding the hinges, removed the door, then the two screws on the opposite side of the opening. This allowed the front panel to come off. I spun the dryer tumbler until the baffle that was loose was at approximately 5 o'clock. I unscrewed the remaining screw and found the missing screw in the bottom of the dryer. I put those two screws into the new baffle, and popped the front back in place. I reinstalled the four screws (two opposite the hinge, then the two that hold the hinges)...all done in about 20 minutes (including vacuuming the lint out from that lower area).
easy repair. Another person had placed a youtube video on it on how to open up the dryer to get to the baffle. Baffle purchased only came with baffle. Had to go to Ace hardware to buy screws. This travel time was 90 percent of the repair. Disappointed the package didn't come with all the parts, like screws. Screws cost me another 2.50 as had to buy 2 separate sets to see which ones were needed. Next time if you are not going to ship something that is assembled, e.g. needs screws, with screws. Let me know ahead of time.
I took out screws holding top to dryer & raised the top & proped it up to gain access to inside of the dryeeer drum. I then inatalled the new baffle & secured it with 2 screws. It would have been better if the part came with new screws.It was hard to determine which was the right screws for this application.
This was fairly easy, I have had the dryer front off before. Unplug dryer from electrical outlet. Pull dryer away from wall. Remove the dryer door, open dryer door there are 2 phillips screws on dryer door hing, remove these crews then lift gently and remove door, across from these screws, where dryer door closes into face cover of dryer remove 2 more phillips screws. From top of face cover, pull out front of face cover and lift to remove face cover of dryer. On each side of dryer on the front, after removing the front cover is a 5/16 bolt, remove these and pull off retaining bracket with a twisting motion. You now can lift the top of the dryer up. You can now see the barrel drum. Rotate barrel by hand so the broken baffle is on top. Remove two 5/16 bolts, and replace new baffle in place. Reassemble in reverse order of disassemble.
Repair is very simple, all I had to due was remove 4 screws on door and closing side door. Remove door and take off front panel. Then I spun baffle down to right side by motor removing 2 screws , replaced short baffle. the sensor wires are locate right there . Simple disconect of 2 spade wires , 2 srews inside and unit comes out. Please remember to disconnect power and door lifts up maybe 1/2 inch when disconnecting. The baffle worked fine the sensor fixed lights , but did not dry clothes to my satifaction. Good Luck
Had to remove the dryer door and back top screws to access the drum.Once this was accomplished all that had to be done was to turn the drum by hand and replace each baffle and (two) screws each.
1. Remove 2 screws that hold door hinges on. 2. Remove 2 screws on opposite side of door hinge and remove 2 plastic clips.3. There are 2 hex screws that hold the front panel on. Remove these and the panel is held on by a flex clip. Gently twist the top towards the outside of the dryer and they will come free.4. tilt panel forward and lift of 2 clips at the bottom.5. Remove the screws under the cover panel which will release the drum holder and lint collector. 6. Lift top of dryer and lift out drum.TAKE THE TIME SINCE THE UNIT IS OPEN TO VACUUM OUT THE ENTIRE DRYER. CLEAN OUT THE EXAUST TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY.7. I replaced the rear felt by using a flat head screwdriver to lift tabs and install felt. Using the screwdrive I compressed the tabs to hold the felt.8. The baffle was installed inside the drum and using 2 hex bolts to hold the baffle in. I added 2 washers since the hole was inlarged due to the baffle becoming loose and pulling through the metal drum.9. Re-install the drum and push rear felt to the outside of the drum.10. The front drum needs to be installed. Push the felt to the outside of the drum and check the rear felt to ensure it is still on the outsid of the drum. Install 4 hex screws to secure front drum holder. 11. Insatall lint catch unit with 4 additional hex screws.12. Verify the lint collection panel lins up with the exhaust fan at the base. When units line up tighten all 8 hex screws.13. Reinstall front cover panel by inserting panel on bottom clips and tilt up to the dryer. The top corners are gently twisted to the outside of the dryer to reattach to the spring clips. Use 2 hex screws to attach panel.14. Re-attach plastic clips and 2 screws on side opposite of door hinges.15. Re-attach door hinges with 2 screws. Cleck to ensure the door closes.16. Check dryer operation.
I was able to quickly make this repair with the help of some instructions that I found on this site on how to remove the front panel of my dryer. 4 screws on the front around the door (and removal of the door) and then it was simply a matter of rolling the top portion out to pop it out of some clips and then the front panel opened toward me and I was able to lift it off of the metal fingers that secure it on the bottom. Removing the old baffle was a matter of removing two screws with a nutdriver and installation of the new baffle was a breeze. All in all I was done start to finish in under 10 minutes.
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i removed the 2 screws holding the door hindges on. then i removed the 2 adjasent screws to remove the front door panel. i rotated the drum to aceses the screws holding the baffle and installed the baffle .
Really easy to replace. All I had to do was remove the screws on the hinges and two on the other side. Used a nut driver to remove the brackets that hold the lid down. Secured the lid open and used the nut driver to remove the screws that hold the baffel son (two on each) and replace the baffel and secure with the screws. Reversed the the process and was drying clothes my first load of clothes in around 30 to 40 minutes. Process is really easy and I was able to do it by myself
removed the front panel and lifted the top up. turned the tumbler and screwed down the new baffles from the outside. Used washers because the screw holes were bent from the old baffles.
First, suggest that, if you're mechanically challenged, take pictures or write down the disassembly sequence you use. Took off the door, removed the front sub panel, then the shroud. When I noticed the wires to the moisture sensors, etc., I remembered to unplug the unit. Once all the screws and clips are removed, used a pry bar to prop up the top of the unit. This makes it much easier to get to the baffle screws from the outside of the drum. Removed old baffles and replaced with the new ones, vacuumed out the inside of the unit, and put it back together in about an hour. It took the parts about three business days to arrive, so it was time to do laundry by then!
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PHILADELPHIA – The No. 13 Penn men's squash team (3-2, 0-0 Ivy) begin Ivy League match play this weekend, welcoming third-ranked Harvard (7-0, 1-0) to the Ringe Squash Courts on Saturday at noon, and No. 8 Dartmouth (3-2, 0-1) on Sunday at 11 a.m. Penn will look to break Harvard's stranglehold on them, one that has lasted since the beginning of Ivy League competition and has seen the Crimson go 68-2 all-time against the Red and Blue. Against the Big Green, the Quakers hold a considerable edge all-time, 46-23, but will look to get back on track after losing the last three meetings.
Although two all-time wins are not too much to be excited about, one thing the Quakers can hang their hats on is the fact that both came at home. Penn, which hasn't beaten Harvard since 1979 – the same year the legendary Ned Edwards coached Penn to a National Collegiate Championship – will look to find that same magic at the Ringe once again.
The match to watch on Saturday will most certainly be at No. 1 between two players that have never seen one another. Penn's senior captain Danny Greenberg (3-2) is ranked No. 60 in the most recent CSA individual rankings, and he will be playing Ali Farag (3-0), who holds the No. 1 spot on that list.
Greenberg started the season slow, but heads into the match the winner of three straight, his most recent coming over Andrew McGuinness of Navy, 3-1 (11-8, 11-9, 11-13, 11-4). Farag, on the other hand, has had a bit more stiff competition this year, but has stood tough, downing Andres Duany of Rochester and Christopher Hanson of Dartmouth, two top-10 players. Greenberg, Penn's lone senior and team captain, will look to lead his team by example by upsetting the nation's top collegiate men's squash player.
As a team, both Harvard and Penn have squared off against Bates and Williams. The Quakers won a close match against Bates in Washington, D.C., 5-4, but suffered the opposite fate against Williams, losing 5-4. The Crimson topped both teams with ease, 9-0 each.
Penn has dominated Dartmouth throughout their history, especially at home where the Quakers hold a 21-8 advantage. But, the Red and Blue have lost three straight to the Big Green – one at home – and will look to get themselves back in the win column. Most recently, the two teams met in Hanover, N.H. on Jan. 15 of last season, and Dartmouth took an extremely tight match, 5-4.
The match at No. 1 is an intriguing one that pits Greenberg against Hanson, a player he has met just once in his collegiate career – Hanson dropped Greenberg at No. 1 in straight games, 3-0 (13-11, 11-2, 11-4) on Feb. 7, 2010 in Hanover when the two were both freshmen – but knows extremely well, having met as early as 2003. In total, the two have squared off eight times, including five junior championships, and have split, 4-4, with Hanson taking the last three.


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Complete Chess Strategy - VOLUME 3
Principles of Pawn Play and the Center
Publisher: ISHI Press Author: Ludek PachmanYear of Publication: 2012 (Reprint) Pages: 185Notation Type: Descriptive (DN) Book Description Continuing his major work on strategy and tactics in modern chess, the internationalyl renowned Grandmaster, Ludek Pachman, now turns his attention to the play of the pawns and the achievement of control of the center squares. Though the pawns are the weakest pieces in chess, their importance in determining the character of the attack (and defense) and the development of strategic play cannot be underestimated. Pawns are essential to the protection of important squares and pieces. They are the best means of blockading enemy pawns and when correctly deployed, their advance can open vital files and diagonals, thereby creating weaknesses in the opposite position. Despite its limited power, the pawn has one special advantage over other pieces in that it can be promoted when it reaches the eighth rank; a successful pawn advance can completely change the balance of power and the outcome of a game. Pawns have aptly been described as ''the soul of chess.'' Vital of chess mastery is a basic understanding of the importance of control of the center squares. The effectiveness of the pieces depend upon the strength of their position and center control creates a vital sapatial superiority. The effective play of the pawns and center control have been touched upon on other works, but seldom with the insight and lucidity revealed in this second volume of Pachman's masterwork.
Complete Chess Strategy - VOLUME 2
Planning the Pieces
The First volume of Ludek Pachman's great trilogy Complete Chess Strategy which first appeared in Czechoslovak and German. Planning the Pieces deals with the long term planning, handling and positioning of the individual chess pieces.
Complete Chess Strategy - VOLUME 1
The book also contains discussions about many attack philosophies, attack strategy and planning, identification and exploitation of weaknesses, and so much more.
Formation Attack Strategies
Samuel Reshevsky is the ideal person to write a book on positional play because that was exactly the way he played: positionally. Reshevsky preferred to crush his opponents slowly, like a python, rather than to win with a blaze of tactics.
The Art of Positional Play in Chess
This has long been one of the standard books on basic chess strategy. It takes the player from the middle game of chess and shows how to take it to a favorable conclusion.
The Logical Approach to Chess
This is a basic book that teaches strategic planning in chess. Written by a former Chess Champion of the world, this book has as its basis an entirely novel idea which will help players over a real difficulty.
Judgement and Planning in Chess
The art of strategic planning is not easily acquired from most teaching materials, yet it is one of the most important aspects of practical play. In this book, positional factors have been approached, with examples showing how a certain specific weakness can be exploited by specific means. This book includes complete games where the strategic and positional factors are seen in the complex interplay of the middle game and end game.
Chess Strategy for Advanced Students
It is not always possible to win a game of chess by obtaining an advantage and then logically converting it into a win. In the games of average players the result is often in doubt until the last blunder and the more resourceful player will usually triumph.
Saving Lost Positions
What Amateurs can Learn from Ulf Andersson's Positional Masterpieces
One of the most effective ways to improve your chess is to take a world class-player as your example. By collecting his games, studying his choices and examining his style, you will understand what made him rise to the very top. This is what Guido Kern and Jurgen Kaufeld have done with Swedish chess legend Ulf Andersson, a positional genius with a crystal-clear style, who rose to the number 4 spot of the FIDE world rankings.
SHOPWORN - Grandmaster Chess Strategy
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There's no escaping the fact: if you want to win chess games, you have to attack at some point. Many players are happy solving combinations in winning positions, when the hard work is already done, but the key to a successful attack undoubtedly comes much earlier. No-one can attack effectively if they haven't prepared properly, and yet planning in chess can be a difficult technique to master, even for experienced players.
EBOOK - Prepare to Attack
Expanded and Updated
In the battle of chess ideas, the publication in 1991 of Dynamic Chess Strategy was a defining moment. Before Mihai Suba's exceptional book, chess writers had neglected one of the most important factors of a chess position: its dynamic potential. Suba demonstrated that the traditional concept of improving the position was often static and irrelevant, and that classical strategy, if applied dogmatically, can prevent you from finding the right plan and its subsequent moves.
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EBOOK - Mastering Chess Strategy
A Blueplrint for Developing the Best Plan
A large-format, fun, comprehensive workbook and instruction book for children and adults ranging from those with a basic chess foundation up to the above-average tournament player. Chess Strategy Workbook teaches you to be observant and take your time to discover the clues in chess positions, introducing many of the strategies used by chess masters in a way that is fun and easy to understand.
Chess Strategy Workbook
Comprehensive Chess Course - VOLUME 5
Chess Strategy for the Tournament Player is the fifth volume in Grandmaster Lev Alburt's Comprehensive Chess Course series. Endorsed by world champion Gary Kasparov as revealing ''the once-secret Russian method of chess training,'' this new edition has material on the 2006 Absolute World Championship match between Kramnick and Topalov.
Chess Strategy for the Tournament Player
Practical Lessons of a Junior World Champion
Mastering Positional Chess is a serious, but entertaining chess instruction book. Daniel started writing it when he realized that his lack of positional understanding was causing him to lose many games.
Mastering Positional Chess
A supplement to the Chess player's handbook, containing all the most important modern improvements in the openings, illustrated by actual games; a revised code of chess laws; and a collection of Mr. Morphy's matches, &c., in England and France.
Chess Praxis
Proven Principles from One of the World's Top Chess Players
Strategy - it's the ultimate secret weapon for championship players around the world. Drawing on his considerable experience in tournament play, Yasser Seirawan shows you how to apply flexible strategic principles to every part of your game. Using Seirawan's simple and effective planning and analysis techniques, you'll enter each game with confidence and energy, ready to play forcefully and intelligently - the way you need to play so you can win!
EBOOK - Winning Chess Strategies
Proven Principles from One of the World's Top Chess Players
Strategy - it's the ultimate secret weapon for championship players around the world. Drawing on his considerable experience in tournament play, Yasser Seirawan shows you how to apply flexible strategic principles to every part of your game. Using Seirawan's simple and effective planning and analysis techniques, you'll enter each game with confidence and energy, ready to play forcefully and intelligently - the way you need to play so you can win!
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Proven Principles from One of the World's Top Chess Players
Strategy - it's the ultimate secret weapon for championship players around the world. Drawing on his considerable experience in tournament play, Yasser Seirawan shows you how to apply flexible strategic principles to every part of your game. Using Seirawan's simple and effective planning and analysis techniques, you'll enter each game with confidence and energy, ready to play forcefully and intelligently - the way you need to play so you can win!
Winning Chess Strategies
Learn to Identify and Exploit Small Advantages
The implication from the author is that the task of converting a typically winning position into a full point or converting a drawing position into half-a-point is relatively straightforward. However, as all of us practical players realise, it's not always a simple as this, and many hard-earned points are wasted through 'a lack of technique'. In this valuable book, Jacob Aagaard aims to solve this perennial problem. He arms the reader with several endgame weapons that every strong technical player has in his toolbox.
EBOOK - Excelling at Technical Chess
This wonderfully entertaining book also happens to be quite effective. Everything any child will need to know about chess strategy and more is here in this book, which is well laid out and easy to follow. Part of the fun factor for kids is that the book is replete with cartoon images of chess characters to help make the learning experience more exciting.
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Mount Saint Mary College's Summer Undergraduate Research Experience
(SURE) program will cap off an intensive summer of research with a
symposium at the College.
The SURE Symposium 2011 will be held on Wednesday, September 21,
from 5 - 7 pm. Students will set up their posters in the Kaplan
Family Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology Atrium at
4:45 pm, and will attend their posters until 6 pm (refreshments
will be available).
At 6 pm, keynote speaker Dr. George L. Wimberly,
director of social justice and professional development at
the American Educational Research Association
(AERA), will address attendees in Aquinas Room 163. This will
be a 45-minute talk, followed by 15 minutes for questions.
The topic of Dr. Wimberly's address is How do we
know what we know? Using research to inform policy and
Dr. Wimberly manages the AERA dissertation and post-doctoral
fellowship programs, provides national exposure to these fellowship
opportunities, and works directly with grantees and their
institutions. He is the co-principal investigator on the National
Science Foundation funded project, Advancing Knowledge and
Building the Research Infrastructure in Education and STEM
Much of his research focuses on educational transitions and
educational attainment among African-American students. He has
previously worked in policy research at ACT, Inc., where he
developed policy reports on college planning. Dr. Wimberly earned
his PhD in sociology from the University of Chicago.
Read more about the research projects that students and faculty
collaborated on in the SURE 2011 sessions:
Gigianna Santiago and Margaret
Larrousse Using aquatic plants to produce substrate for electricity
generating microbial fuel cells
Mary McEwan and Tom Sarro Replication of a vegetation study last performed in 1971.
The intent is to document forest change over this forty year
periodsacross ten distinct habitats on the Mohonk Preserve.
Gabriela Murphy-Goldberg and Carl Hoegler Protease Inhibitors and the Integrity of Muscle Proteins:
This project will test the efficacy of incorporation of protease
inhibitors in tissue lysates on their protein integrity.
Alana DeTone and Lynn Maelia Analysis of nicotine in hookah smoke by gas
chromatographic analysis.
Andre Santa and William Lahar The mechanism of oxidation of 2-butanol
in the presence of gold nanooparticles using FT-IR and FT-NMR
Rebecca Seepersad and Janet Petroski
Investigating the oxidation of 2-butanol catalyzed by Au and Pd
nanoparticles using ATR-FTIR.
Kaeley Miller and James
Moran The Protective Effects of
Butein Against Cytotoxicity and the Anti-Proliferative Effects of
Cinnamaldehyde on Cancer Cells.
Kelsey Hart, David
Gallagher and Matt Hollibush One promising
pedagogical approach for preparing teacher candidates for teaching
disciplinary literacy in secondary schools is with project-based
learning (PBL). This research project has examined how
teacher candidates in a graduate content literacy course designed
and implemented a project, and integrated disciplinary literacy
throughout the PBL process.
DiRusso andSuparna Bhalla
Investigating the anti-proliferative properties of commercial
licorice root extract on human epithelial cervical carcinoma
Cocco and Rebecca Norman The
relationship between third graders' understanding of the
visuals/text features in informational text (e.g., diagrams,
captions) and their comprehension of informational text in
Camacho and Sarah Uzelac
Impact of Common Obstetrical Intervention in the Perinatal Period
on Prevalence of Childhood Developmental Disorders. DESCRIPTION:
The current research project focuses on the relationship between
common obstetrical interventions and the incidence of Autism
Spectrum Disorders
Laura Lamica and Daniel Shea
A compilation of the first anthology of the Irish Literary Revival
comprised entirely of primary source materials.
Kristin Phillips, Virginia Davidson and Sister Catherine
Reviewing, organizing and evaluating the personal records (diaries
and scrap books) of the Newburgh artist, Hazel Brill Jackson, with
the ultimate goal of publishing a book about her life and her
James Liporace and Douglas Robinson
Identifying the types of bacteria found in nestling American and
Fish Crows and determining whether they are resistant to common
human antibiotics. Our research will provide insights into whether
survival is correlated with bacterial assemblage and whether crows
serve as reservoirs for bacteria that are harmful to humans.
Lauryn Kilker and Paul Schwartz
The present study is a research grant provided by DSS, whose
primary goal is to understand the correlates of homelessness in
Orange County, and examine the variables that could improve
services and reduce recidivism of the identified homeless
Elizabeth Leist and Frances
The potential effects of arts presentations on adolescent
aggressive behaviors like bullying.
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Health Reform Readiness Index Resources: A Provider Change Guide
Health Reform Readiness Index Resources: A Provider Change Guide
May 2013
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Questions (and tools) for substance abuse providers (with applicability to all safety net providers) to address around the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Accompanying links to implementation tools relate to staffing, organizational operations, service delivery, and more).
- General (e.g., information sources).
- Patient/Family Role (engaging patients and families in their care).
- Evidence Based Treatment.
- Accountability for Patient Care (e.g., ACOs and Patient Centered Medical Homes, steps to take in eliminating barriers to care).
- Integrated Continuum of Care (e.g., integrating primary care with substance abuse and behavioral health care).
- Board of Directors (e.g., involving the board in reviewing health care reform and adjusting to change).
- Workforce (e.g., workforce development ideas, improving processes, getting staff buy-in to change).
- Electronic Medical Records (e.g., Health IT Toolbox, assessing hardware and software, confidentiality and security).
- Holistic Care.
- Outcomes.
- Quality Management.
- Health Technology.
- Business Information Technology.
- Finance.


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This article was published 4/8/2011 (2208 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Joe Mack used a scalpel in Winnipeg, Eric Tillman used a sledgehammer in Edmonton.
But the net result has been virtually identical -- two woeful football teams in 2010 are suddenly the class of the CFL six weeks into the 2011 season as Mack's delicate touch with the Blue Bombers and Tillman's housecleaning of the Eskimos has yielded immediate and spectacular results.
And so it is that two teams that won a total of 11 games last season -- Edmonton went 7-11 and Winnipeg went 4-14 -- head into tonight's Week 6 first-place showdown at Canad Inns Stadium with just one loss so far between them and standing as monuments to how quickly things can change in the Canadian game.
"If you asked people about this going into the off-season, I'm sure not a lot of people would have picked this to happen," said Edmonton quarterback Ricky Ray Thursday. "You're kind of seeing two different teams. Winnipeg (has) the same coach and a lot of the same players. Us -- we had a complete turnover.
"So it's two different ways to get to this point and the good thing is we're both playing well."
The different approaches are reflected in the numbers: For their first regular-season game this season, the Bombers returned 20 of 24 starters from last season. In contrast, Edmonton returned just 11 starters this year to an almost completely revamped team that has eight new starters on defence and five new starters on offence, plus a new kicker.
And yet despite the starkly different approaches, the results have been nearly identical, with Winnipeg holding down first place in the East Division with a 4-1 record heading into tonight, while Edmonton holds down first in the West Division with a 5-0 record.
While Edmonton was the team that made the most changes during the off-season -- they also brought in a new head coach in former Bombers defensive co-ordinator Kavis Reed -- you could argue that it was actually Winnipeg who had the more bold approach last winter, precisely because they made so few changes.
There were more than a few eyebrows raised around the league when the Bombers responded to a 4-14 season with what amounted to a stand-pat approach, as Mack staked the club's 2011 season on his conviction that last year's team was much better than their record suggested and another season together would bear results.
It was a bold proposition last winter, but six weeks into the regular season Mack is starting to look like a genius. "I wouldn't go that far," Mack protested Thursday. "I think what we've seen so far is a credit to the players and coaches. I think they believed in each other and what we're seeing is the players are really believing in themselves now.
"You're seeing a camaraderie and a confidence in each other this season that's really making a difference. And I think by staying the course the way we did showed a confidence in them and sent a message to them that we thought they were really close."
Reed said the Bombers management should be commended for the courage of their convictions.
"I think if it's any indication it's that when you're patient and do things in a deliberate fashion, good things will happen," said Reed. "This (Winnipeg) franchise, and I was a part of it last year, took its time, went through the growing pains and they're reaping the benefits of that. That's great leadership."
Reed knows about leadership, having overseen an Eskimos turnaround this season that has been nothing short of remarkable given the sheer breadth of the changes.
But for all the personnel changes, Ray singled out a change in attitude that Reed has brought to the Eskimos organization as perhaps the biggest single difference from last season to this one.
"He's done a great job of just making guys realize what it means playing in Edmonton, just changing the culture. He's brought in ex-players to talk to us, he's been in that locker-room before so he brings credibility with that. He's just done a good job of challenging the guys."
Tonight, the challenge will be the other guys on a Bombers team who took a very different route to the same place and who, having already separated themselves from the rest of the East, are hungry to separate themselves from the rest of the league with a win over the league's other reclamation project this season.
"They've been playing well, we've been playing and we have a chance to get them in our house and get them early in the season," said Winnipeg quarterback Buck Pierce. "We can set a tone here early..."
Two teams with two approaches, looking for only one result tonight.
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In the early 1980s, when Anne Luzzatto's children were little, she summered in Venice, Italy, at her in-laws' ancestral home. Like many Italian mothers-in-law, Anne's taught her how to make a favorite familial dessert: a crostata, or tart, made out of a butter crust called a friolla. "She brought me into her kitchen in Venice with its wonderful Italian marble table," Anne told me. And ever since, Anne has been making this marvelous tart with a delicious butter crust, a classy final act for dinner parties in New York, where she lives.–Joan Nathan
LC Easy Does It Note
The friolla pastry in this crostata recipe is similar to a pate sucree, with some minor differences in the proportion of ingredients and the method of putting them all together. Both these buttery crusts are ridiculously easy to knock out—you can even use your food processor—and very forgiving when it comes to lining a pie plate. Actually, the soft dough doesn't even need to be rolled out, simply patted into the plate. You don't even have to rest the dough after mixing it. Talk about easy.
Apple-Apricot Crostata Recipe
- Quick Glance
- Makes 1 tart
- 3 (about 1 1/2 pounds) Granny Smith or other good cooking apples
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 cup unsalted butter
- 2 large egg yolks
- 1 1/2 cups unbleached all-purpose flour
- Pinch of salt
- 1/2 cup apricot preserves
- 1. Preheat the oven to 425°F (220°C) and grease a 10-inch fluted tart pan with a removable bottom.
- 2. Peel, core, and slice the apples into crescents about 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick. You should have about 24 pieces.
- 3. Put the sugar, butter, egg yolks, flour, and salt in a large bowl and rub everything together with your fingers or combine the ingredients in a food processor fitted with a steel blade and process in quick pulses until the dough forms a ball. Either way, do not overwork the dough.
- 4. Flouring your hands, shape the ball of dough into a round and pat into the tart pan. Working with your fingers and a cake knife or wide spatula, spread the dough evenly around the pan and up the sides. The dough should be about 1/2 inch thick up the sides and spread evenly across the bottom of the pan, then trim and flatten the edges with a knife. Starting on the outside and working toward the center, lay the apple slices in an overlapping, concentric circle.
- 5. Heat the apricot preserves in a saucepan over low heat until it has liquefied. Using a pastry brush, paint the apples and the visible crust with the apricot glaze.
- 6. Place the tart pan on a cookie sheet and bake in the middle of the oven for 15 minutes. Reduce the heat to 350°F (175°C) and continue cooking until the crust is deep golden brown, about 45 minutes. Bring to room temperature, unmold, and put on a platter or serving dish.
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I signed up for a clickatell account and I can get the system to respond all the way to clickatell, but get an error when it gets to their system. The tech said that the US requires two way messaging and that it would need to be set-up as two-way in frontline SMS. How do I do this or is this possible?
I also already have frontline SMS working using my Huawei E1750 GSM modem, and a SIM card from T-mobile. It works ok, but I would like to send and receive faster. Also, sometimes the modem disconnects or doesn't send and I have to reset the modem or restart frontline sms. This is a problem because I am trying to automate the sending and receiving responses using several key words.
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Thanks for getting in touch about this. You should be able to synch FrontlineSMS to send outgoing messages through Clickatell, and then any incoming would need to be diverted through the modem you have connected to our software. You can read more about this in our help files: http://help.frontlinesms.com/manuals/18.104.22.168/internetservices.htm. I hope this is helpful, but please ask if you need further information.
I'm sorry to hear that you have had problems with your modem disconnecting. I wonder, is there any common warning signs when this tends to happen? Are you keeping the software running for long periods of time?
All the Best
Flo (such a great name),
Thank you for your quick reply. I was told by Clickatell that due to US regulations, people have to have the ability to reply directly to messages they receive, thus they only offer two-way SMS for the US (they said this is not the case outside the US). Their system will not work in the US unless the API i am using allows for two-way messaging through clickatell.
It doesnt seem like the setup options for clickatell allow for this, but it does seem to be an option for intelliSMS. Is this true? online SMS would be ideal for my project. I chose clickatell because they seem to be almost a forth the price of intelliSMS.
My modem connection has been better. I need to leave it on all the time. I changed some of the settings on my MAC and it seems to have helped.
Hi William
Thanks for your kind reply (and your compliment on my name, too!). I'm just double checking this with our developer team, and we will get back to you with further information as soon as possible.
Many thanks
Hi William
I've now had the chance to speak with our developer team about this, and I've found that we don't offer 2-way with Clickatell unfortunately. With IntelliSMS, you can send outgoing messages and it can also be configured to receive messages, but only into an email account rather than directly into FrontlineSMS.
I hope this information is helpful, but sorry if its not ideal for meeting your needs. On the plus side, great to hear that your modem is working better now! If you have any tips on settings changes which you think would be helpful for other users please feel free to share here, and we'll add them to the 'Tips and Tricks' in our FAQ.
Meanwhile, please let us know if you have further questions we can help with / you need further info.
Hi William,
Just to add to the above / clarify - IntelliSMS actually does let you receive SMS into FrontlineSMS, its just that IntelliSMS forwards the SMS via an email address, and FrontlineSMS then reads that email account. (So, your experience of receiving messages via IntelliSMS actually wouldn't be any different to that of receiving SMS via a modem plugged into their computer).
I hope this is helpful, and sorry if this was unclear from my previous answer above!
Thank you! that is very helpful and great news. I did think that intellisms had the same limitation as clickatell. I'll give intellisms a try.
Hi William,
Great to hear this information was helpful - do let us know how you get along, and if you need any further help.
All the Best
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