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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Subaru is recalling 74,000 2010 Outback and Legacy models built between February 16, 2009 and April 12, 2010. It seems that a bundle of wires located behind the steering wheel can develop stress cracks and eventually break. If this happens, some vehicle functions with controls on the steering wheel - such as the horn, cruise and radio controls, paddle shifters and even the driver's airbag - could fail.
Owners of affected vehicles are urged to contact their local dealerships to see if their cars are equipped with a possibly defective steering roll connector. If so, the dealership will replace the component free of charge. Earlier this year, Subaru recalled roughly 30,000 Outback and Legacy models for a leaky CVT transmission hose.
Full details on this latest recall can be found after the break.
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experienced a decline in the unemployment rate in November.
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The PowerShot A3400 IS Touch Screen Digital Camera (Black) from Canon has a sleek design, complete with a large 3.0" touch screen LCD that helps you capture images with the tap of a finger. The A3400 IS has the 35mm equivalent of a 28 - 140mm lens with a 16 megapixel resolution CCD image sensor. It also employs advanced image stabilization technologies and techniques to ensure your HD videos aren't shaky and your photos aren't blurry. This allows you to capture clearer, truer images without unwanted blur or camera shake.
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8 December 2006 - Extra edition
Minister Rewards Grassroots Coastal Custodian
Winner Dr Tim Ealey (left) with Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the Environment and Heritage, Greg Hunt, on the Lang Lang foreshore in Westernport Bay. Photo: Greg Noakes.
The Minister for the Environment and Heritage, Senator Ian Campbell, today announced the fifth annual Award for Coastal Custodians. Senator Campbell said the award aims to foster community partnerships to encourage a culture of coastal and marine custodianship.
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the Environment and Heritage, Greg Hunt, congratulated Westernport volunteer Dr Tim Ealey who has won a national award in recognition of his coastal revegetation work in Victoria's Coronet Bay.
Dr Ealey, 80, was announced as the winner of the $5000 Minister's Award for Coastal Custodians, marking the start of national Coastcare Week.
"This is a great achievement for Dr Ealey, whose pioneering work was ranked at the top of 26 nominations from around Australia," Mr Hunt said.
"Dr Ealey's work typifies the characteristics recognised in the Minister's Award, identifying a problem, using initiative, garnering volunteer support and raising awareness of coastal environment issues.
"At the age of 80, Dr Ealey is achieving incredible results for his local coastal environment, fighting against erosion and planting thousands of mangrove seedlings to rejuvenate coastal and marine ecosystems.
"As someone who has been literally up to my knees in mud to support Dr Ealey, I am delighted that this quiet achiever has been named the Minister's Coastal Custodian of 2006."
Dr Ealey experimented with a range of planting techniques and despite losing much of the work in floods, has established thousands of mangrove seedlings in Coronet Bay.
"Dr Ealey developed a method to mass-cultivate environmentally friendly seagrasses and mangroves in Westernport Bay in Victoria," Sen Campbell said.
"Dr Ealey's work is 'grass roots' in every sense of the term. He identified an environmental problem then persevered until he found a solution, enlisting an army of volunteers to help him along the way.
"Not only has he helped to restore these coastal ecosystems and reduce erosion, he raised awareness of the environmental issue among the community and school children in the area.
"The Australian Government is proud to support community environments to protect and enhance our precious coast."
Senator Campbell said Dr Ealey enlisted the help of volunteers from five different community groups, who trialled a number of techniques in the Coronet Bay within Westernport.
The $5000 Australian Government award is made annually in Coastcare
Senator Campbell also announced high commendations to:
- Dhimmuru Land Management Aboriginal Corporation, of the Northern Territory, for its Dhimmuru Sea Country Plan;
- South Australia's Kangaroo Island School, for its comprehensive programme of marine environmental education;
- Western Australian marine scientist Brad Norman, for his method of identifying whale sharks and tracking their movements;
- The Coastal Ambassadors Programme of Pittwater Council's Coastal Environment Centre (NSW), for bringing awareness of coastal environment issues to surf lifesavers; and
- Michael Norman, of Sorrento, WA, for the clean-up and revegetation of his local coastal area.


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Chart House - Atlantic City
- Address:
Huron & Brigantine Blvd.
Atlantic City, NJ 08401Neighborhood:
Atlantic City
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Chart House - Atlantic City
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.chart-house.com/
- Phone: 609-340-5030x
- Hours of Operation:
Open for Dinner: Tuesday-Sunday at 4pm
Happy Hour:
Tuesday-Friday & Sunday 4pm to 7pm - in bar and lounge only.
Closed Monday
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Rodney Seeberger
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, View, Wine
A word from Chart House - Atlantic City
Located in the Golden Nugget Casino, Chart House overlooks picturesque Senator Frank S. Farley Marina. Combine the extraordinary setting with outstanding cuisine & it's not hard to see why this Chart House restaurant will be a guest favorite. Since 1961, Chart House has been dedicated to providing the ideal dining experience. With 28 historic, waterfront & showcase locations across the U.S., Chart House offers spectacular views & exceptional service that you're sure to enjoy. From fresh fish specialties to slow-roasted prime rib, our renowned chefs have tailored a menu to complement local cuisine while introducing a hint of the exotic. Choose from our famous entrees such as Macadamia Crusted Mahi or enjoy a tender Blue Cheese Filet. We also offer a daily selection of fresh fish, an extensive collection of fine wines and decadent desserts like our famous Hot Chocolate Lava Cake.Continued
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Chart House - Atlantic City reviews from OpenTable diners
321 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (293)special occasion (222)romantic (179)fit for foodies (107)good for groups (78)notable wine list (68)hot spot (51)vibrant bar scene (38)neighborhood gem (35)great for lunch (27)great for brunch (24)late-night find (19)great for outdoor dining (12)kid-friendly (9)Show More
- chart house acGailm52Dined on 9/27/2014we had to change a reservation at the last minute. no problem. everyone in our party agreed that the food was great. the wait staff was very helpful. they helped us choose the the most delicious items on the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The custom menu was niceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/27/2014My girl friend enjoyed seeing her name on the menu, that made her day.Special Features:
- Don't miss dining at this gem!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/27/2014The AC Chart House lived up to all our expectations. The ambiance is contemporary and inviting. The service is second to none. The hostess was very helpful as we needed to change our table set-up from 6 to 5 people. The bay view is fabulous and most importantly, the food is delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy DinersFussyFoodieDined on 9/26/2014We chose the Chart House for a special birthday celebration. Outstanding wait staff! Three totally different meals - all were delicious and well presented. Very nice wine list. We will dine there again for sure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dennisPittsburghDined on 9/26/2014steak was to be cooked pittsburghed .first steak was well done 2nd steak was not Pittsburgh. manager came over said it was not Pittsburgh.told waiter will cook it at home. 3rd time to cook was not offered or taken off our bill. would not go again.Special Features:
- Food was great.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/25/2014The pork egg rolls were to die for. However, our waiter was very flustered. I am a bar tender so I understand that restaurants get busy so I am not a high maintance customer but I always tip over 20% (and I did leave him 35% even after the below average service). I ran out out of water and wine so it was hard to finish my entree (which was amazing but I could not finish it). I kept giving him the look and waving his attention that I needed something to drink but he decided to take care of the older folks that were dining there. I hope I taught him a lesson that the younger generation can tip just as well if not better then the older generation. Overall, great food though!Special Features:
- Quialty vs, QuantityOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/25/2014The food was exceptionally tasting but if your looking to not stop at a McDonalds afterward then this is not the place. Very small portions at an exuberant price.Special Features:
- The food is greatJudyDined on 9/24/2014We go to the Chart House everytime we go to the Golden Nugget. We had a problem with the way they cooked the Prime Rib. The chef came to our table, we explained how we wanted the meat to be cooked. Everytime we go there the Prime Rib is cooked to perfection. They go out of there way to please the guests. All of the food is really great. The service is terrific.Special Features:
- Never DisappointsSandyDined on 9/23/2014Chart House AC is one of my favorite restaurants. The view is amazing. Food never disappoints. Service is excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Place!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/21/2014A little pricey but well worth it! Great wine list, and by far the freshest fish in NJ!Special Features:
- mattyDined on 9/21/2014you have the BEST chopped spinach salad ! I had it two nights in a row Chilean sea bass was MARVELOUS !Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014the service was excellent! personal touch on the entire evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very NicemsdelaDined on 9/20/2014We tried it for the first time by recommendation and loved the appetizers and view. We decided to book a reservation for our anniversary and was very pleased. The food was delicious and the view spectacular. A little noisy, but it was a Saturday evening.Special Features:
- All tables have a nice viewLambchopsVIPDined on 9/19/2014This restaurant is set up very nicely. All tables are very comfortable, and all tables have a nice view overlooking the marina and water. The food is standard Chart House food and quite expensive. Service is usually very good here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1whiskeygirlDined on 9/19/2014LOVED the drink I had - Fir d'Lis. Our waitress (can't remember her name) was very pleasant.Special Features:
- Satisfied....every time!sweetnanajoDined on 9/18/2014When we frequent the Chart House we are never disappointed. Good food....good service....good atmosphere!Special Features:
- Not the Chart House I KnowAleezeDined on 9/14/2014Dry, overlooked, tasteless food. Took my husband for his birthday - absolutely no comparison to other Chart House restaurants at which I have dined. Mt crab cake was dry and lukewarm, baked potato and asparagus the same. Will never return or recommendSpecial Features:
- Best Fish in TownACGirlDined on 9/13/2014Second time we have eaten there for special occasions. Food is wonderful. All the fish choices could be made to your liking. The Chilean Sea Bass was the best I have tasted. The water view is worth the visit. I have gone to this Chart House for Happy Hour and that food is great and priced right. Would definitely recommend the Happy Hour.Special Features:
- GilfinkDined on 9/9/2014Always good service, great view of Marina, great menu & food. Mud pie for dessert.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/7/2014Great food, service...always the same...High marks all aroundSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ImafoodieVIPDined on 9/7/2014Our waiter was patient in answering our questions, courteous and had a sense of humor. The breads were great and our seared spiced ahi tuna dishes were tender and delicious! The beet salad was good and, in general, we really enjoyed our evening there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine service and excellent meal.2RoyalsDined on 9/7/2014The ambience was pleasant and added in creating a delightful experience. We had not been to the Chart House so were really happy to sit on the upper tier as the sun went down, lights shone on the boats and yachts, we ordered seared scallops, crab cakes for our entres, creamed spinach...absolutely luscious.....perfect clams on the half shell! Can't wait to return when the lights are low and the moments of sharing call to us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and AtmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/7/2014Perfect spot for us to have a quiet birthday dinner for two. The view was very scenic as the sun set - although the Borgata does block out some of it. The food was delicious, and they delivered a complimentary birthday dessert. We were there on a Sunday evening, so did not feel rushed at all. A wonderful dining experience.Special Features:
- MehTrialgirlVIPDined on 9/6/2014Atmosphere is lovely. Food was bland,service spotty , bill was high. If I go back it is drinks and apps in the lounge
- chart housegenesVIPDined on 9/6/2014food very good along with service first time there would go back againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything was perfect!direct007Dined on 9/5/2014First time dining at the Chart House in the Golden Nugget in Atlantic City. Food, service and ambiance were perfect. Sat at a table facing the marina outside of the Golden Nugget. Perfect view of all of the boats. Wait staff was very friendly and professional. The restaurant manager stopped by just to say Hi and tell us few anecdotes about some of the boats within our view. Food was excellent. Will deft recommend to friends and hope to visit again soon.Special Features:
- Gr8 ViewJP67Dined on 9/2/2014Very much enjoyed overlooking the Marina and AC skyline . Swordfish simply grilled was excellent. Friendly, efficient staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/31/2014Had dinner at the Chart House for a pre-concert meal with my family. The food was amazing, the service was excellent and everything was top notch! I could not have asked for anything to be better.Special Features:
- AtlanticCityDinerDined on 8/31/2014Excellent service and delicious menu choices. The view of the Atlantic City skyline and the Marina was a superb.Special Features:
- chrissie1026Dined on 8/31/2014Overpriced but decent food. Asked for additional onion rings with my steak and could only give me one. Takes forever to get a cocktail.Special Features:
- another good dinnerJERRYDined on 8/30/2014CHART HOUSE IN ATLANTIC CITY IS MY FAVORITE RESTAURANT. ALWAYS ENJOY BRINGING FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO ENJOY THE EVENING. THE ENTIRE STAFF IS ON TOP OF EVERYTHING TO ENSURE A PERFECT EXPERIENCE.Special Features:
- love2dine at the AC Chart Houselove2dineDined on 8/30/2014Mallory, Jody and I were led to a polished table overlooking a sparkling marina, where a brilliant blue sea hosted long rows of magnificent white yachts. Pleasant and lively conversations echoed from the diners surrounding us and throughout the Chart House, as our attentive server delivered kettle martinis with plump olives and refreshing mango mojitos. Next came that delicious tray of succulent Oysters Rockefeller, followed by crispy toasted coconut shrimp, tasty beet salad, and perfectly seared tuna wasabi with generous sides of mushrooms and asparagus. Everything about that dinner, including my companions, the food, the service, and The Chart House ambiance was exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slyline DinnerRichardDined on 8/29/2014Great view of Atlantic City from a tableside seat (ask for one when entering). Servers are energetic as the food is great just like every other Chart House I've been to. Good late night find too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Must While In ACkatydidDined on 8/29/2014I have been a customer at the Chart House and the food and service keeps getting better!Special Features:
- Excellent!LoveACDined on 8/29/2014Chart House in Atlantic City is our favorite..the food, the service and the view are spectacular!Special Features:
- Good ambience, Okay foodsjs2243Dined on 8/29/2014My friends thought their food was excellent but my filet was very dry and not as tender as I expected. There was heavy foot traffic in front of our table.Special Features:
- CookieDined on 8/27/2014I made reservations to go here on open table for a date back in July. When we arrived it was closed. So we tried again in August. Made our reservation on open table once again, they were open. When we arrived I requested a window seat and told the hostess we would be at the bar. She said if they were running out of window seats she would come get us. After having apps and cocktails in bar we went to be seated. No window seats left and the hostess began seating us in an area with no view at all until my husband spotted a seat that at least had a view and they accommodated us. Our server Tony was great! Food no so good. I have gone to the Philadelphia Chart House and enjoyed it. We won't being going to the Atlantic city location.Special Features:
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Professor Rhodes came to Juniata in 1980 with a B.S. and M.S. in computer science and later went on to complete his Ph.D. from The Pennsylvania State University also in computer science. He held assistantships in both the College of Science and the College of Education and was a member of the Upsilon Pi Epsilon honor society of computer science.
His interests include computer architecture, VLSI CAD systems, networks, software design, programming languages and paradigms, and the use and impact of computer and Internet technology on instruction. Dr. Rhodes received Juniata's Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching in 1986 and is a member of the Association of Computing Machinery. He is currently serving as endowed chair of the Information Technology and Computer Science Department and has served on a number of Juniata standing committees as well as the Information Technology Task Force, curriculum reviews and Middle States Study committees.
During his Fall 1999 sabbatical, Dr. Rhodes spent time working with a start-up company, Avail Technologies, Inc., helping to design intelligent transportation tracking systems based on GPS and web technologies.
In the community, Dr. Rhodes has served as a member of the Camp Blue Diamond Board of Directors and Stone Church Leadership Team. He and his wife, Rev. Donna McKee Rhodes '84, have three children; he enjoys music, piano, organ and choral ensembles; and helps with many of their children's extra-curricular activities.


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I've been both fat and physically active since I was a kid. This is a picture of me in my mid-thirties, dancing. My body has been through a lot over the years and every so often, I take nude self portraits. I think of my body more as an actor than an object, but it is sort of an interesting object. It's muscular, scarred up, wiry in places, plumb in places and saggy in places, with a lot of surface textures. That makes it sound grotesque, but it's actually sort of beautiful.
This is a life-size pre-cast clay sculpture of a naked fat woman. The model is Julie Srika. The sculptor is Ramon Sierra. I think it's beautiful and important. Breathtaking, even. Two days ago I shared it on Facebook, with the permission of both the model and the artist. Many people responded to it as I did. Facebook then deleted the thread and removed the photo from the model's account, citing it as being in violation of their "community standards." Appeals to Facebook have yet to be answered.
I think this is a disturbing anti-art stance, particularly vexing, considering Facebook allows far more sexually suggestive photos and sanctions pages designed to promote bigotry and bullying. Yet an amazing piece of art depicting a fat woman in proud non-sexual repose must go.
So while this is not the traditional fare for Uppity Fatty, I'm posting it here so more people can see it without the small-minded interference of Facebook's double-standards.
~ Substantia Jones
UPDATE ON CLAYGATE: I don't know if this represents a caving on the part of Facebook, or merely an oversight, and I certainly don't know if it's an "our voices were heard, hizzah!" thing, but the model depicted in the sculpture has just tried reposting the image to her account for a third time, and this time it wasn't taken down. So for now… a provisional hizzah! And thanks for getting cheesed off with me!
When I first looked at this picture I cringed at how fat I've gotten. I haven't looked at my body in the nude in over a year because I hate my size. The more I stared at it, though, the more I wanted to love myself, the more I wanted to see beauty. So, I'm submitting this to help me on this journey of self-love.


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**5/31/05** Daily Feature and Front Page, sweet!!
-I urge all of u to STOP accusing me of stealing the joke from Family Guy. It is an old idea of good/bad conscience that has been around for a long time, ever since Looney Tunes, and has been used in Family Guy, Trigger Happy TV, and Jay and Silent Bob, to name a few. Also, the GT Chocobo idea was from an image i stumbled upon on google-
yes yes i know, according to ep.3 it was supposed to come out on tuesday but you know...
the 5th one might take a while considering that its summer. anyway this is the second to last episode in the series so enjoy as our FF burglars try to figure out ways to take care of the kids.
watch out for the plot twist...
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 8, 2005
Not one for FF parodies...
But this made me laugh! It was funny and any one that played every final fantasy would know one or two of the jokes ahead of every one else.
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Very very good
A great adition to the series. I love how you decided to draw your own black mage and fighter etc through the series. It seems to add more quality, character and personality to the whole movie, unlike a sprite movie. Great job, give yourself a pat on the back.
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 4, 2005
Christ, this series rocks... ^^
This series is brilliant, and I'm looking forward to #5.
FF Day Care = OWNAGE! ^^
Rated 5 / 5 stars July 31, 2005
tht is fkin jks man y does it hav 2 b july 2006 man thts gna b so long ill 4get bout this
Rated 5 / 5 stars July 31, 2005
God... ppl are so dumb
As i was reading the authors comments, i was thinkin... what family guy joke... i dug a bit into my memory and remembered the joke of the angel and Devil, damn didnt anyone of u see Tiny Toons... or Looney Toons... i mean that joke isnt a rip off its a classic, Daffy and Plucky always did the same thing... and the end they accepted the angels advise... ok yeah peters angel is also late... but WHO cares... i mean WHO CARES, as long as a joke makes u smile or laugh (u dont need to lol) its a good joke... and if it reminds u of something then that means the joke works, i mean there is no flash on newgrounds that is 100% creative and original, there is always something that inspires u to do what ever it is u do, i mean u wouldnt be doing it in the first place now would u?? so dont rip on guys who like to draw and create stories, at least he's doing something, and something good i might add


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4 cups cooked black beans - $1.69
2 garlic cloves, minced - $0.10
1 white onion, chopped - $0.74
1 cup frozen corn - $1.00
1 green bell pepper, chopped - $0.99
1 14.5 oz can diced tomatoes - $0.99
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1 tsp dried basil - $0.05
1 tsp worcestershire sauce - $0.05
1/2 tsp black pepper - $0.05
1 tsp paprika - $0.05
1 tsp salt - $0.02
- In a large stockpot or dutch oven, brown the stew beef over medium-high heat in one tablespoon of olive oil until brown on all sides.
- Add the garlic, worcestershire sauce, chili powder, cumin, paprika, and basil and continue cooking until fragrant.
- Pour in the two cups of water, stirring the bottom of the pot to incorporate all drippings. Bring to a boil and add tomato paste, diced tomatoes, black beans, cayenne, and chopped onion. Bring to a simmer and let cook for a minimum of two hours.
- Twenty minutes before serving, add chopped pepper and frozen corn. Season with salt and pepper to your preference and serve.
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Total cost: $8.09
Cost per serving: $0.81
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BEAT cake mix, water, oil and eggs in large bowl with electric mixer on low speed until moistened. Beat on medium speed 2 min. Stir in chopped cookies. Pour 3 cups of the batter into greased and floured 9-inch round cake pan and 3/4 cup of the batter into greased and floured 10-oz. glass custard cup. Spoon remaining batter into 8 paper-lined medium muffin cups.
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Las Vegas – Not even gusting winds of 40 miles per hour could keep Lynn University's women's golf team from winning its seventh consecutive tournament. The top-ranked Fighting Knights battled the elements to claim a 39-stroke victory at the Bison Las Vegas Invitational while Jessica Bradley won her third tournament of the year. Lynn not only extend its program-record winning streak, but this marks the first time in program history the team had a golfer finish first, second and third in a tournament.
Bradley is in the midst of an incredible season after tying a school record with her third individual victory of the season. This is also her eighth top-10 finish of the season, which is just one behind the record held by teammate Smolen set in 2013.
Speaking of Smolen, the junior out of Lake Worth, Fla., earned her second consecutive runner-up finish, closing out play two-shots back of Bradley. She now has seven top-10 finishes this season and 21 for her career, one back of tying the school mark.
Chambers was five shots back of Bradley to earn her best finish of the season, taking third overall for her fourth top-10 finish of the year. The senior from Petrie, Australia, posted the second-lowest round of the day. Calvo placed in the top-10 for the third time this season after tying for sixth while Louise Manalo and Estefania Buritica were on the outside looking in, tying for 23rd and 13th, respectively.
Lynn (631) had little trouble taking down the seven NCAA Division I opponents, winning by the largest margin for the season. Long Island (669) grabbed second with Tennessee Tech (673), New York State-Albany (687) and Eastern Washington (694) rounding out the top-five.
The Blue & White have the next 10 days off before returning to the links on Monday, March 21, at the Cincinnati Invite held at the Plantation Inn Golf Club in Crystal River, Fla. Fans can keep up with the women's golf team at LynnFightingKnights.com and receive in-tournament updates by following @LUKnights on Twitter and Instagram.
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Robinson, Charles Mulford, 1869-1917
Extent: 2.8 linear feet (7 boxes)
Charles Mulford Robinson (1869-1917) was a newspaper editor, author, and professor celebrated as one of the United States' first urban planners and early proponents of the "City Beautiful" movement. This collection features several of his urban improvement reports delivered to communities which solicited his services as a "civic advisor," as well as the personal correspondence of him and his wife Eliza; newspaper clippings about his life, death, and activities; scrapbooks; poems, prose-pieces, hymns, and plays composed by Robinson in his spare time; photographs; and other personal records from throughout his life.
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Clark Family.,
Madeira Family.,
Extent: 6 cubic feet
The Clark and Madeira Family Papers offers a perspective on the personal, social, and professional lives of a rich and vibrant upper class Philadelphia family in the late nineteenth to early twentieth century. It is reflective their affection for learning, travel as well as their undying affection for each other.
(Bulk: 1868-1891)
Brinton, Daniel Garrison, 1837-1899
Mason, John Alden, 1885-1967
Extent: 0.2 linear foot (the collection consists of four folders housed in an archival box)
Daniel Garrison Brinton is considered one of the founders of modern American Anthropology. He was also the first to hold a professorship in Archaeology in the United States. His library, which includes the Carl Hermann Berendt collection of manuscripts in the indigenous languages of Mexico and Central America, is considered the core of the University of Pennsylvania Anthropology Library. Among the collection are 4515 items; rare illustrations, contemporary photographs, portraits of individual authors, and texts in Spanish, French, Italian, and German. Brinton gathered his information from archival and library studies and did not participate in any archaeological expeditions. This small collection, attributed to Brinton by J. Alden Mason of the University Museum, consists of four folders. Two contain linguistic notes on the Maya languages. The remaining two, contain drawings of pottery, objects, sites, and maps of Maya regions, primarily in Mexico. Some of the drawings are believed to be those of Carl Hermann Berendt, purchased by Daniel Brinton for the library at the University. The collection is in fragile condition and many of the items are in need of conservation assessment, particularly the Berendt drawings.
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The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania authorized the establishment of a "Department of Biology" at the University in April 1884 and elected the founding members of its faculty one month later. This collection documents the early history and development of the Department of Biology and the teaching of botany and zoology at the University of Pennsylvania until 1916.
(Bulk: 1889-1955)
Singer, Edgar A., (Edgar Arthur), 1873-1955,
Extent: 5.25 cubic feet
The Edgar Arthur Singer, Jr. Papers documents the career and life of University of Pennsylvania Professor of Philosophy Edgar Arthur Singer, Jr. The collection consists primarily of lecture materials, addresses, and copies of publications – particularly material on his final work Experience and Reflection.
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McCollin, Edward G., (Edward Garrett), 1858-1923,
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Edward Garrett McCollin was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and was active in Philadelphia's musical community. The Edward G. McCollin Collection consists of material related to McCollin's time as a student at the University of Pennsylvania and a composer in Philadelphia.
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Frazer, John, 1882-1964
Frazer, Persifor, 1736-1792
Frazer, Persifor, 1844-1909
Extent: 55 cubic feet
The Frazer Family Papers span over 200 years of an American family. The collection provides insight into five generations of University of Pennsylvania alum as well as three generations of educators, all in the field of chemistry, at the University of Pennsylvania and contains the papers of Persifor Frazer, Robert Frazer, John Fries Frazer, Persifor Frazer, Robert Frazer, John Frazer, John Frazer, Jr., and Tench Frazer, as well as a range of other family members and relatives. The collection is particularly strong in representing the professional and personal activities of Persifor Frazer (1844-1909) and his son John Frazer (1882-1964) from the 1860s to the 1950s.
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Pepper, George Wharton, 1867-1961,
Extent: 39 cubic feet
George Wharton Pepper, an 1862 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, was a distinguished Philadelphia lawyer and U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania. The George Wharton Pepper Papers document his personal and professional life.
(Bulk: 1840-1950)
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Gordon Alexander Block (1885-1964) was a Philadelphia lawyer and collector of Lincoln documents and memorabilia. The collection includes twenty-three documents either signed by Lincoln or in his hand including a number of pleadings and court documents from his years as a lawyer in Illinois. The collection also contains a variety of ephemera from the Civil War era, including campaign ribbons and songbooks from 1860 and 1864 as well as broadsides, ribbons, and mourning cards issued after Lincoln's assassination. In addition, researchers will find a rich selection of visual representations of Lincoln in the collection, including lithographs, prints, photographs, and engravings of the sixteenth president.
(Bulk: 1854-1908)
Stokes, Helen B., 1868-,
Stokes, Tyson, 1906-,
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Tyson, Henry, 1815-1872,
Tyson, James, 1841-1919,
Zimmerman, Maria, 1805-1881,
Extent: 0.5 cubic feet
James Tyson graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in 1863, and went on to a noted career as a physician in Philadelphia. His interested in pathology led to his career as an educator, and he eventually rose in the ranks of the Penn Medical School. The bulk of the James Tyson collection is his correspondence to his father Henry Tyson, his sister, and his wife, Fannie Bosdevex.
(Bulk: 1873-1895)
Learned, Marion Dexter, 1857-1917
Extent: 35 boxes (+ 2 map drawers)
Comprises material relating to the production of German-language plays in Philadelphia, predominantly in the last quarter of the nineteenth century. Material includes printed and manuscript plays with annotations, which served as prompt books; manuscript scenarios; lists of props, as well as a few actual props; role books; librettos; musical scores; playbills; and selected issues of German-language theater newspapers published in Philadelphia. Also includes a catalog of the Theater-Leihbibliothek, handwritten by Theodor Bloch, owner of the lending library.
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(Bulk: 1872-1944)
Extent: 2.6 linear feet
The Miscellaneous Manuscripts Collection is a fluid one, consisting of manuscripts that are unidentified or too small for their own collection. Each sub-collection within the group is given a Miscellanous Manuscript Number which corresponds to the collection. When a collection exceeds one folder, it is removed from the MM collection and is given its own collection number (i.e. ARC MS #).
(Bulk: 1885-1945)
Mossell, Nathan Francis, 1856-1946,
Extent: 1.75 cubic feet
(Bulk: 1888-1900)
Haynes, John Henry
Hilprecht, H. V. (Hermann Vollrat), 1859-1925
Peters, John P. (John Punnett), 1852-1921
Extent: 20 linear feet
In 1887, the University of Pennsylvania agreed to sponsor an expedition to the Near East. The idea was conceived by Reverend John Punnett Peters, University of Pennsylvania Professor of Hebrew. Nippur was a pre-Biblical city-state located in the region between the Tigris and Euphrates, the area believed to be the "cradle of civilization." The museum conducted four expeditions between 1889 and 1898. The textual records for Nippur consist of 20 linear feet of files are arranged by Expedition (I, II, III, IV), as well as publications, maps and drawings. The documents for each expedition are separated according to type: Field Notes, Reports and Narratives, Correspondence, Financial Records.
(Bulk: 1884-1887)
Seybert Commission for Investigating Modern Spiritualism.
Extent: 8 boxes
Collection consists of 9 series. External Correspondence (3 boxes) includes letters from mediums, spiritualists, and researchers of spiritualistic phenomena. The remaining series in the collection are Commission Correspondence (21 folders), Commission Report (7 folders), Investigation Materials (10 folders), Spiritualist Photographs (3 folders), Newspaper Clippings (6 folders), Publications (17 folders), Miscellaneous (3 folders), and Oversize (2 boxes + 1 large chart).
(Bulk: 1865-1913)
Townsend, John W., 1855-1939,
Extent: 2 cubic feet
John W. Townsend graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with an A.B. in 1875, and went on to a career as an industry executive and capitalist as well as a local historian. The Townsend Collection contains documents ranging in date from 1726 to 1933. The vast majority of these items belonged to John W. Townsend. These papers trace local and national history through John W. Townsend's personal, family and business interests.
(Bulk: 1867-1894)
Extent: 4 boxes (plus one oversized item)
Materials include correspondence to, from, and concerning Walt Whitman; financial records; writings by and about Whitman; and memorabilia, such as sketches, photographs, and portraits of Whitman, his family, his friends, and his homes.
(Bulk: 1861-1898)
Pepper, William, 1843-1898
Extent: 9 volumes
The collection documents Pepper's role in expanding the University of Pennsylvania in the 19th century, his contributions to the medical profession, and his activism in Philadelphia. Primarily comprising correspondence, the collection covers Pepper's life from a student at the University of Pennsylvania to his death 54 years later.
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When January rolled around again, the SAU Theatre Department was ready for its annual trip to the regional American College Theatre Festival.
The Galvin mainstage presents a play written by Moises Kaufman and the Tectonic Theater Project.
The Student-Directed One-Acts were the final projects for the Fall 2013 Directing Class.
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Speaking to Bleeding Cool, Marvel Studios boss and executive producer of Thor: The Dark World Kevin Feige revealed that since the mothership regained control of Daredevil and the Punisher, they haven't exactly been sitting on their hands.
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Like the rest of Ottawa, the area that would become known as the Glebe was originally a hunting territory for Anishnabe (Algonquin) tribes, principally the Odawa, whose name is commemorated in the name of the Ottawa River and the city itself.
In 1826, George Patterson, Chief of the Canal Commissariat, acquired land next to the creek that today bears his name. He was likely the Glebe's first legitimate settler; Irish and French squatters had settled there before him.
In 1836, the Church of Scotland at Bytown (today St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church) was granted 178 acres to help support the church. The land was initially leased to farmers and was eventually sold. The "glebe" lot (bounded by Bronson, Fifth and Glebe Avenues and Main Street) marked the beginning of the Glebe community.
In the late 19th century, the Glebe was the place to go for sporting events. In addition to the Agricultural Fair at Lansdowne Park, there was a trotting park and the occasional circus. In 1893, Buffalo Bill Cody put on his Wild West Show at the Metropolitan Athletic Grounds at the intersection of O'Connor and Strathcona Avenues.
Between the 1890s and 1920s, the Glebe experienced a building boom that transformed it into an urban community. Along with an increase in housing, landmarks such as the Aberdeen Pavilion, Glebe Collegiate, Queale Terrace and First Avenue Public School were all built during this period.
Following the depression, World War II and the exodus to the suburbs, the Glebe became somewhat run-down and housing prices dropped. Since then, many residents who bought their homes in the 1960s and '70s have seen their property values increase tremendously, as the Glebe again became a trendy downtown neighbourhood with a distinct character much-loved by its residents. Today, the Glebe is known for the great shops and restaurants along Bank Street, the beauty of Central Park and, of course, the Great Glebe Garage Sale!
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January 2012 Sky from the Keeble Observatory
My first thought about writing for this first month was to write about calendars
… but I'll save that discussion for later. Perhaps March, which used to be the first
month of the year! Another notion was to write about all the astronomy "firsts"
that fall into January, ranging from the initial discovery by Galileo in 1610 of
the moons of Jupiter, or the successful landings on Mars seven years ago of the
robotic explorers Spirit and Opportunity.
Instead, I'd like to turn attention from the universe-at-large to what we might
call the universe-at-small. Very small.
A key philosophical component of Western science, dating back to pre-Socratic Greeks,
is the notion of reduction. To understand something, we "take it apart" to find
its smallest constituents. A galaxy is thus an assembly of stars and gas clouds.
Architecture is the rearrangement of "elements" like steel, glass, brick and lumber.
Chemistry is the rearrangement of 100 or so "elements" found in the periodic table.
These elements are personified as "atoms" – the smallest unit of a substance which
remains that substance. (The word comes from a Greek word meaning "can't be cut.")
The atoms of the chemist were once thought to be fundamental, until 19th
century physicists started finding smaller pieces – notably the electron. In the
20th century our model of the atom became that of a massive nucleus surrounded
by electrons. Then the nucleus was found to be made of neutrons and protons.
Even there we are not yet at the "can't be cut" limit, as we find the neutron and
proton be have internal structure – constituents known as quarks, which may indeed
be fundamental. They are made by rearranging just two quarks, whimsically known
as up and down – a proton is two ups and a down, the neutron is two
downs and an up. (Don't shoot the messenger! I didn't make up these names!) These
quarks and their four cousins (strange, charm, top, and bottom) can
be rearranged to make up all the known subatomic particles. The model works so well
that it's now capitalized and dubbed the Standard Model.
But, there are questions that only hinted at but can't be answered by the basic
version of the Standard Model. A fundamental one is, why do these particles have
mass? (Fundamentally, mass is the property of inertia which causes objects to resist
changes in their state of motion. You've probably heard the statement of Newton's
first law of motion: Objects at rest remain at rest, and objects in motion continue
in uniform straight-line motion unless acted on by an external force.) The current
best answer is … something called the Higgs mechanism. At least, that's the
proposal attributed to British physicist Peter Higgs, who developed a model which
is mathematically consistent with the Standard Model, in which particles interact
with a pervasive Higgs field. The more they interact, the more massive the
particle. This Higgs field exists throughout space, and can be thought of as something
like a fluid with varying degrees of stickiness. If the model is correct, it ought
to be possible to tweak this field with just the right energy to produce a tell-tale
particle known as the Higgs boson. It is one of the primary objectives of
high-energy physics research to find this particle, sometimes referred to as the
"God particle" for its importance to making the Standard Model work.
The problem with finding it is that it would be extremely short-lived before decaying
into a shower of lighter particles. The theory predicts what those decay products
should be, but not precisely how much energy is required to produce the Higgs boson,
so particle accelerators have been looking over a wide range of energies.
Two research teams at the Large Hadron Collider in Europe have made preliminary
announcements that they may have found the Higgs. May have. Both teams found evidence
at about 125 times the mass of a proton for decay products that could be from the
Higgs, but the statistics of the experiment are not yet robust enough to be sure.
They cite confidence at the "2.6 sigma" level - about 95% - but that's not sufficient
to declare discovery. They need more data, and should exceed 5 sigma – virtual certainty
– by the end of 2012. Or, the finding could prove to be a statistical anomaly in
the data! Stay tuned.
We'll have more to say about the Standard Model next month.
Lunar phases for January: First Quarter on the 1st, at 1:15 am;
Full Moon on the 9th, at 2:30 am; Last Quarter on the 16th,
at 4:08 am; New Moon on the 23rd at 2:39 am, and a second First Quarter
on the 30th at 11:10 pm.
Predawn planet watchers will find Saturn and Mars all month. Saturn starts the month
to the south-southeast, about 45 degrees above the horizon. It will move toward
the west and a bit lower day to day through January, ending approximately due south
and about 30 degrees altitude. Mars stays roughly southwest, but drifts lower from
50 to 30 degrees. Mercury is low to the southeast at dawn, rising about an hour
before sunrise.
Venus and Jupiter emerge from evening twilight, and both are unmistakably bright
so you'll have little trouble finding them. Venus will be to the southwest moving
to west-southwest, probably the first "star" you'll see, and the brightest thing
in the sky excepting Sun and Moon. Jupiter is high to the southeast early in January,
moving to the south by month's end. It's not as bright as Venus, but still the brightest
thing in its part of the sky. It's also above the horizon past midnight, while Venus
sets early.
Looking overhead about two hours after sunset, you will find the constellation Perseus
at zenith. Its two brightest stars are Mirphak and Algol. The latter is a multi-star
system whose third component was discovered by my undergraduate advisor, Dr. Alan
Meltzer. He had a wry sense of humor, and his joke on this was especially witty
for those Latin students who have read Caesar's commentaries on the gallic wars
– "Algol is divided into three parts." Ask a Latin teacher if you don't get it!
That bright star to the east of zenith is Capella, in the constellation Auriga.
It's the sixth brightest star as seen from Earth. Below zenith and to the southeast
we have a wonderful alignment. Sweeping your attention downward, you'll find the
Pleiades, then the constellation Taurus, with its brightest star Aldebaran as the
heart of the Lion. Below Taurus, Orion is rising. Gemini is to the east, with Castor
above Pollux its two brightest stars. Cygnus is setting to the northwest, in an
orientation that makes clear why it is known as the Northern Cross.
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THE EDIT: Detail's Matt Marden's Winter Essentials
As fashion director of Details, Matthew Marden oversees all fashion coverage for the magazine, from conceptualizing shoots to dressing celebrities for the cover. It's a hard job—but someone (chic) needs to do it. The New Yorker, who also contributes to the Daily Details blog on details.com, began his career in the art world before turning his eye to the magazine industry. This winter, Marden's essentials include pieces of style ("Lace up dress boots work equally well with a suit or jeans") and function ("A knit hat is a basic piece that every man looks good in –plus it's an essential piece for battling the elements").
- Knit hat – A knit hat is a basic, masculine piece that every man looks good in – plus it is an essential piece for battling the elements. Just make sure it's not oversized.
- Fingerless gloves – I love fingerless gloves because they are functional, but still provide warmth. Plus, there are so many options - fair isle, great neutrals, stripes. They are a great way to add a playful touch to a winter outfit in the same way you would with a pocket square or tie in warmer seasons.
- Cashmere scarf – A cashmere scarf is the perfect layering piece for winter. The fabrication is sleek and comfortable plus, you can use the scarf to add a pop of color to your outfit and break up monochromatic outerwear.
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