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Rep. Allen West and perhaps-Rep.-elect Patrick Murphy (he's already on Capitol Hill for orientation-type stuff this week, anyway) fought a hard race for West's House seat out of his newly-redrawn Florida district — it turned out to be the most expensive House race in the country, and it went right down to the wire — but by a very narrow margin, they called it for Murphy. West isn't ready to quit pursuing the matter just yet, however; he's been challenging the results, and is filing an injunction for a recount of early voting. From The Hill:
Though Democrat Patrick Murphy was ahead of West at last count by .58 percent, just above the .5 percent margin that would force a recount by Florida law, West has refused to concede.
He has now filed a complaint, along with eight early voters in the race, calling for an injunction ordering St. Lucie County supervisor of elections Gertrude Walker and Florida secretary of state Dan Detzner to fully recount all eight days of early voting in St. Lucie County.
The St. Lucie County Canvassing Board did recount three days of early voting, due to a machine malfunction, and according to West's campaign, the voter count subsequently declined by nearly 1,000 ballots.
"It stands to reason that if the remaining early votes were to be recounted, additional errors would be uncovered and the tabulation of votes revised accordingly," the statement issued by West's campaign reads.
There are still a few other outstanding House races around the country, but Florida plans to certify these results by Friday.
As ever, I find Rep. West's refusal to be cowed by anyone downright impressive, but unfortunately, I can't say I'm holding out much hope that this will bear fruit for him. I'm sure his fortitude, candor, and — sorry, I'm just gonna' say it — badassery, will be missed by many (by others… maybe not so much). I tend to think we need more politicians like him willing to say what's honestly on their mind, but, perhaps it's not really goodbye?
If this whole Florida recount doesn't go U.S. Rep. Allen West's way, he has a standing invite to move to the more-Republican leaning state of Georgia.
In an interview with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Georgia Republican Party chairwoman Sue Everhart said she'd love to welcome West back to Georgia.
"I would be glad to have him come back to Georgia and at some point run here," Everhart said. "I would certainly try to help him because he has done his job. The way he ran his race didn't in any way interfere with the job he did. He ran as a Republican, a conservative Republican."


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Welcome to our coverage of TNA Sacrifice. We will be updating this page throughout the evening with updates from the show, so check back often.
No live pre-show tonight, just 25 minutes devoted to the Rob Van Dam vs. AJ Styles match, and the very good Sacrifice lineup music video that closed Impact this week.
Team 3D vs. Beer Money vs. Motor City Machineguns to determine the number one contenders to the TNA World Tag Team Title.
First pin or submission wins, and Alex Shelley started off with Robert Roode. They exchanged holds, then Roode hit a shoulder block. Shelley hit a tilt-a-whirl headscissors and a bulldog out of a bodyscissors for a two count. Roode hit a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker for a two count of his own, then tagged in Storm. Storm slugged Shelley and knocked Chris Sabin to the floor. Storm went to the floor to avoid a shot by Shelley, and instead got decked by Sabin. MCMG went to work on Roode, double teaming him in the ring, then did the same to Storm when he rolled back in the ring. Storm came back with an eye poke and a jimping knee to Sabin. Brother Ray tagged himself in off Storm's back and faced off with Sabin. Brother Ray worked on Sabin's arm, but Sabin came back with kicks. Brother Ray flattened Sabin with a kick to the face, then tagged in Devon for a legdrop/backbreaker combo. Shelley broke up the cover.
Sabin mounted a comeback, hitting Devon with a leg lariat, but he missed a pescado on Brother Ray after punching him to the floor. Brother Ray told Sabin he was "stupid" for trying that. Sabin was tossed back in and Devon slammed him and hit a legdrop. Roode broke up the cover. Ray tagged in and chopped Sabin in the chest. Ray slammed Sabin and went to the second rope, but missed the senton. Shelley tagged in and hit Team 3D with forearms and kicks. Shelley went to the top rope, but 3D caught him. Sabin dropkicked Shelley in the back to send Team 3D down. Sabin dropkicked Beer Money off the apron, then went to work on Team 3D. Sabin dove to the floor to hit Storm with a tope. Shelley pulled Ray throat first across the top rope, but missed a dive from the top. Roode tagged in off Ray, and clotheslined Shelley.
Roode gave Shelley a side backbreaker for two, then Beer Money gave him a double suplex after Storm tagged in. Sabin tried to run in, but the referee forced him out. Storm gave Shelley a neckbreaker off the ropes for a two count. Roode tagged in and they worked over Shelley with a slam and elbowdrop/kneedrop combination. Shelley elbowed out of a Roode chinlock, but Roode hit a back elbow for a two count and tagged in Storm. Shelley tried to rally, and Storm missed an avalanche. Roode tagged in, cutting Shelley off from tagging out. Shelley managed to tag Sabin, who hit Roode with forearms, then caught him with a second rope rana. Sabin dove to the floor to take out Storm, then gave Roode a springboard DDT in the ring, but Devon broke it up. Everyone got in the ring and started going at it. MCMG were tossed out, and Team 3D started working over Beer Money, hitting a Doomsday Device on Roode. Sabin gave Brother Ray a spingboard bodypress for a two count. Sabin was sent to the floor, and Team 3D set up Roode for 3D. Storm ran in and spit beer in Brother Ray's eyes. Devon went to the floor, brawling with Storm. In the ring, Roode gave Brother Ray a spinebuster. The Guns took out Roode, then gave Brother Ray a neckbreaker/bodypress combo for the win at the fourteen minute mark. I don't remember Brother Ray tagging in before the match ending brawl, but I may have missed it.
Winners: The Motor City Machineguns.
Taz and Mike Tenay discussed the Abyss arrest from Thursday, noting he was released after it was revealed that the "attack" on Chelsea was a hoax. They mentioned "rumors" that Wolfe and Chelsea were being investigated for filing a false police report. They then previewed the Global Title match.
Global Champion Rob Terry vs. Orlando Jordan.
Jordan made his entrance by being lowered into the ring on two ropes adorned with scarves. Jordan tried to jump Terry as he entered the ring, by Terry hit a series of shoulderblocks in a corner. Terry gave Jordan a hiptoss, then hit a clothesline in the corner and knocked him down with a second clothesline. Terry hit some punches, then backdropped him. Terry hit an avalanche and a side slam for a two count. Jordan kicked away another backdrop attempt, but Terry responded with a spinkick. Terry clotheslined Jordan out of the ring and onto the ramp. Jordan started crawling away from the ring, but Terry went after him and tossed him back in. Terry hit a powerslam for a two count. Jordan begged off, but then he caught a Terry kick, put his leg over the top rope and kicked his knee twice. Jordan then dropped an elbow to the back of his knee.
Jordan worked on the knee, dropping elbows and sitting on it. Jordan went to the floor and whipped Terry's leg into the ringpost. Jordan punched the inside of his knee, then applied a spinning toe hold. Terry kicked Jordan away, but Jordan hit an elbow to the back of the head, then went back to work on the leg, hitting it with forearms. Terry pushed Jordan away as he went for a Scorpion, but Jordan hit some punches and then slammed the leg to the mat repeatedly. Jordan hit a kneedrop to the chest and went for a pin, but Terry kicked out. Jordan hit an elbow to the head, then stretched out Terry's leg and went to the middle rope. Jordan pulled down his kneepad and went for a second rope kneedrop, but Terry rolled out of the way. Terry struggled to his feet, and Jordan went to grab him, but Terry throttled him and hit a Freakbuster (chokeslam/spinebuster) for the win at the eight minute mark.
Winner: Rob Terry.
Terry limped to the back following the match, and Jordan ran up behing him and clipped the knee. Jordan took Terry's knee and slammed it down on the Global Title belt before leaving.
Backstage, Ink, Inc. visited Team 3D, while Brother Ray was still wiping beer out of his eyes. Team 3D wished Ink, Inc. good look tonight, and warned them about dealing with The Band. Shannon Moore acted very confident about winning the match, and Jesse Neal said they would take care of The Band for Team 3D. They left, with Moore ignoring a Devon offer to shake hands, and Brother Ray got angry over Neal insinuating (in his opinion) that Team 3D would need their student to take care of things for them. Devon tried to calm Brother Ray down.
The events leading to the X Division Title match was shown.
X Division champion Kazarian vs. Doug Williams.
Doug Williams still has physical possession of the title belt. They locked up at the start, with Kazarian pushing Williams into the ropes to force a break. They locked up again, and Williams applied a cravate, then a side headlock. They went to the mat, with Kazarian grabbing a headscissors, which Williams worked out of. They traded holds on the mat, then Williams hit a snap mare and a shoulderblock, then went back to the cravate. Kazarian broke out, leapfrogged Williams and hit an armdrag. Williams worked on his arm, including a nice hammerlock and head scissors combo. Williams tried to come back by going after Kazarian's arm, but the story of the match was that Kazarian kept reversing Williams' moves and Williams had to go to the ropes to break things. Williams went to the apron, and tried to yank Kazarian's arm across the top rope, but Kazarian blocked it and did the same move to Williams. Kazarian hit a springboard Oklahoma roll for a two count.
They had a test of strength, with both men doing bridges as they went back and forth. Williams hit a knee to the gut and twisted Kazarian into a crossarmed chinlock, but Kazarian rolled backwards into one of his own. Kazarian went to the top rope, but Williams pushed Kazarian off, and Kazarian bounced off the ramp as he fell to the floor. Kazarian got on the apron, but Williams gave him a neckbreaker that sent him back to the floor. Williams grabbed a front facelock and pulled Kazarian to the apron and slammed him face first into it. Williams applied a front facelock in the ring, but Kazarian put Williams gut first on the top rope. Williams stood up on the apron, and Kazarian kicked him to the floor. Kazarian hit Williams with a pescado. Kazarian hit a springboard dropkick after Williams rolled into the ring. Kazarian hit a forearm, clothesline and spinkick, then a swinging neckbreaker for a two count.
Kazarian hit a forearm, then Williams grabbed a waistlock and attempted a Chaos Theory suplex, but Kazarian grabbed a victory roll for two, then a backslide for another two. Williams backdropped Kazarian to the apron, and Kazarian came back with a slingshot DDT for a two count. Williams headbutted Kazarian in the midsection as they got up and hit a clothesline. Williams hit a jumping knee in the corner, then started to go to the top rope, but then stopped himself. Williams got in the ring, and Kazarian went for a reverse piledriver, but Williams rolled over it into a sunset flip attempt. Williams powerbombed Kazarian, throwing him into the bottom turnbuckle. Williams gave Kazarian a brainbuster into his knee and got a two count. Williams went for a Chaos Theory, but Kazarian broke out and hit a legsweep faceplant for a two count. Kazarian backdropped Williams, then went for an Electric Chair, but Williams dropped out of it behind Kazarian and hit the Chaos Theory rolling German suplex for the clean pin at the 14-minute mark.
Winner and new X Division Champion: Douglas Williams.
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DENVER - A unanimous jury in federal court in Denver yesterday found for the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) in its disability discrimination lawsuit against Western Trading Company, Inc., an Army-Navy surplus company in metro Denver (EEOC v. Western Trading Co., Inc., Case #10-cv-02387-MJM-MJW). The jury awarded $109,000 for Tyler Riley, an employee who was fired because of his seizure disorder.
According to the EEOC's complaint, Riley worked for Western Trading less than a week before having a seizure on the job. The EEOC alleges that Riley was allowed to return to work after providing three separate releases from his doctors, but was then sent home again when Western Trading learned of a second seizure during his off-duty hours. The lawsuit alleged that despite additional information from Riley's doctors, he was never allowed to return to work. Based on these allegations, EEOC asserted that Western Trading failed to make reasonable accommodations for Riley and terminated him in violation of the ADA. The EEOC also alleged that Western Trading unlawfully kept Riley's medical records with his other personnel information.
Such alleged conduct violates Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The EEOC filed suit after first attempting to reach a pre-litigation settlement through its conciliation process.
The federal jury found that Western Trading violated federal anti-discrimination laws by terminating Tyler Riley because of his disability, epilepsy. The jury awarded Riley $24,000 in back pay, $20,000 in compensation for emotional distress and $65,000 in punitive damages. The EEOC is also seeking injunctive relief prohibiting further discrimination by the employer and mandating corrective action. Post-trial motions for injunctive relief will be filed with the court in the coming days.
"The ADA ensures that persons with epilepsy and other disabilities will have fair employment opportunities that are not impeded by 'myths, fears, and stereotypes," said EEOC General Counsel P. David Lopez. "The EEOC always stands willing to resolve matters informally, but, when necessary, will proceed to trial."
This is the latest in a series of several EEOC trial victories over the past six months. Others included EEOC v. RadioShack, EEOC v. AA Foundries, Inc.,andEEOC v. A.C. Widenhouse, Inc.
EEOC Trial Attorney Sean Ratliff, one of the lawyers from the EEOC who tried the case in federal court, said, "We laud Mr. Riley's courage in standing up and opposing this unfair treatment and we are proud to have helped him achieve justice."
EEOC Denver Field Director Nancy Sienko added, "Our investigation into this charge revealed that Mr. Riley provided his employer with several assurances that it was safe for him to work. An employer cannot simply disregard medical providers' statements in favor of unsupported conjecture or speculation."
Further information about the EEOC and its power to enforce federal workforce discrimination laws is available on its web site at www.eeoc.gov


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text: Laura Izibor is an R&B singer/songwriter from Dublin, Ireland, who began her major-label recording career with a series of soundtrack contributions in 2007 before making her full-length album debut in 2009 with Let the Truth Be Told. Born in Dublin and citing as her primary influences soul icons of the 1960s and '70s such as Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Candi Staton, and Roberta Flack, she began singing professionally as a teenager and developed a personal style that has been compared to Lauryn Hill and Jill Scott. Recognition came quickly for the young Irish R&B singer/songwriter, as she won the 2FM Song Contest at age 15 and was signed to a major-label recording contract with Jive Records at age 17. She began recording her full-length debut album while under contract with Jive Records, but her relationship with the label frayed. She subsequently moved to Atlantic Records, where she continued with the ongoing recording sessions for her debut album, a process that would ultimately take four years in total and include sessions in a variety of studios in Dublin as well as the United States. In 2007 some of her finished material was licensed for release on a series of soundtrack recordings: "Shine" was featured on the soundtrack for the film The Nanny Diaries, "Mmm..." on Why Did I Get Married?, "Carousel" on P.S. I Love You, and "From My Heart to Yours" on the television shows Grey's Anatomy and The Hills. Also in 2007 Atlantic Records released Live from Crawdaddy, Dublin, a five-track live recording. In the run-up to the release of her self-written and co-produced full-length debut album, "From My Heart to Yours" was released as a single in late 2008; a four-track EP featuring a DJ Premier remix of the song was made available digitally. A tour of Ireland and Great Britain as the opening act of Adele in late 2008 also helped promote Let the Truth Be Told, which was unveiled at long last in 2009. ~ Jason Birchmeier


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STRANGE BUT TRUE- Base ten: Not everybody counts the same
Q. How do speakers of English and other European languages count differently from speakers of Chinese, Japanese, Korean? Aren't the number systems the same? –C. Babbage
A. The base-10 system is the same but not the counting words, says Peter Gray in Psychology. After 10 we say "11, 12, 13... 20, 21..." whereas speakers of Asian languages say (if their words were translated literally) "ten-one, ten-two, ten- three... two-tens, two-tens-one..."
The words eleven and twelve give no clue to how they fit into the base-10 system, but ten-one and ten-two make this immediately clear to the Asian child. "Even many English-speaking adults do not know that teen means 10, and children do not automatically think of 20 as two 10s."
Is this why six-year-olds in the U.S., France and Sweden, by one study, are slower at basic arithmetic tasks than their Asian counterparts? U.S. kids showed they learn to count to 10 as early as Chinese kids, but after 10 it's no contest: "By age four, most of the Chinese children studied could count to 40 or beyond, but most of the American children could not get past the low teens." Ask yourself: Wouldn't you (as a child) rather try to cope with "three-tens-four minus ten-two" than "thirty-four minus twelve"? This is two-tens-two. Count on it.
Q. Just turn on your TV set to witness the ghostly emanations of a long, long ago rather hallowed event, a chapter of cosmic creation. Do you know what time, what channel? –G. Gallup
A. Any time you tune to a channel not used by your local cable company or network affiliates and see "snow" on the screen will do, say Vern Ostdiek and Donald Bord in Inquiry into Physics. The snow– if you can believe it– is partly due to microwave radiation left over from the fiery explosion of space and time some 15-20 billion years ago, the formation of the universe popularly known as the "Big Bang." This radiation is picked up by your set as "noise."
Even before this cosmic background radiation was first identified– by Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson in 1965, earning them a Nobel Prize– as the "smoking gun" evidence for a "moment of creation," astronomer Fred Hoyle (1950) had derisively dubbed it the "Big Bang." The name stuck. Then in 1993, Sky and Telescope magazine held a name-replacement contest, with Carl Sagan, Hugh Downs, and writer Timothy Ferris as judges. After reviewing 13,000+ submissions, the committee concluded: big bang bested the rest.
Q. When you take time to help someone, incurring maybe even cost or risk, why do you do this? What does psychology say? a) It's basically selfish, to make yourself feel good; b) It's evolutionary, as you foster the genes of your kin or kindred spirits; c) It's tit-for-tat, with you helping others now in hopes of being helped later; d) It flows out of the goodness of your heart; e) It's all of the above. –G. Samaritan
A. You'd have to mark "e," stressing the continued mysteries of human motivation. And maybe not just human– a gorilla named Binti a few years ago rescued a three-year-old boy who had fallen into the pit, giving him over to zookeepers.
Then there's the story about Abraham Lincoln stopping his coach to rescue drowning piglets by the road, recounts Elliot Aronson in Social Psychology. When his companion praised his generosity, Abe replied, "Why, bless your soul, Ed. But that was the essence of selfishness. I should have had no peace of mind had I just gone on."
More selfless are the acts of courage by "everyday" people like pilots who with their last breaths steer a failed craft to miss crowded buildings. Already giving themselves up for dead, they continue to think of others. Why? Truly fascinating it is that a century after Freud, no single theory–evolutionary, social exchange, empathy– altruism– satisfactorily explains such exemplary deeds.
Q. Some of Shakespeare's plays, it was claimed, were actually authored by contemporary Francis Bacon. How did stylometry or stylostatistics settle this old question? –J. Sobran
A. Word frequency analysis showed "significant difference" between the two writers, says David Crystal in The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language. One method is to list the 50 commonest words in all available texts of each author, then to compare the results. You might think an author's unusual pet words would be the tipoff, but frequency of bread-and-butter words like "to" and "with" are generally more revealing, says Erica Klarreich in Bookish Math in Science News Online.
These frequencies are unconscious and so make good literary "fingerprints." For instance, in a famous dispute over whether Alexander Hamilton or James Madison wrote certain of the Federalist Papers, analysts studied the men's other writings and found Hamilton used the word "upon" about 10 times as often as Madison.
"They assigned all 12 papers to Madison, concurring with the historians' prevailing view." When novels by Jane Austen and Henry James were compared, the number of he's and him's stood out in James' work, says Crystal, they's and them's in Austen's. James was also fond of using the indefinite article "a" and "an."
Generally, paired words are also clues, as is grammatical structure, says Klarreich, but for anyone worried over having a note or letter stylo-traced, just keep it under 1,000 words to stay comfortably anonymous.
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Not much has changed in the Diablo Foothill Athletic League.
It's deep once again with strong coaching across the board and not an easy game in sight.
"Anyone can beat anyone in our league," Acalanes coach Mike Ivankovich said. "You have to grind it out the whole way."
"The league should be wide open," added Campolindo's Kevin Macy.
Macy's Cougars are the favorite as the three-time defending champion, but they'll have plenty of challengers in what's one of the most exciting leagues in the East Bay from week to week.
Here's a closer look at the league:
COACH: Mike Ivankovich, sixth season
TOP RETURNEES: QB Casey Harrington, Sr.; OL Brady Aiello, Sr.; LB/RB Jared Finney, Sr.; OL/DL Tom Hofmeister, Jr.; RB/LB Tom Henderson, Jr.; UTL John O'Malley, Sr.; C Michael Fink, Sr.; OL/LB Grant Young, Jr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: WR/CB Tyler Henderson, Jr.; WR/LB Matt Bostwick, Jr.; WR/S Ryan Leamy, Jr.; ; RB/DB Leo Barakos Jr.
KEY LOSSES: RB Peter Mitchell, WR/S Robbie Stern, WR/LB John Lauth, RB/LB Grant Henderson, OL Alex Harper.
OUTLOOK: With eight wins in 2013, the Dons are coming off their most successful season since Ivankovich took over. This year looks promising, too. The offense is in good hands with QB Casey Harrington among six starters returning. Harrington had a big junior season and "has a great handle on our offense. … He has free reign," Ivankovich said. He'll be working with a quick group of receivers. The Dons should be solid and experienced up front, too, anchored by left tackle Brady Aiello, an Oregon commit. The Dons have switched to a more conventional defense this year and return five starters. The defensive line is experienced, but the defensive unit is a little small in general. Kicker Chad Johnson could be another weapon.
COACH: Alan Hern, fifth season
TOP RETURNERS: QB Josh Evans, Sr.; WR/CB Grant Hill, Sr.; LB/RB Greg Rossi, Sr.; RB/S James Gonsalves, Sr.; T Kieran Parhar, Sr., WR Ciazonne Foster, Sr.; TE/LB Josh Abraham, Jr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: C Jason Parrilla, Jr.; LB/G Garrett Arreaga Jr.; WR/CB Damon Leonard, Jr.; OL/DE Dante Abono, Jr.
KEY LOSSES: WR/S Monte Cabrera, WR/CB Dalton Dollar, OL/DL Max Licht.
OUTLOOK: The last three years have been challenging for the Bulldogs, but strong senior leadership and a good core of returners have them optimistic that 2014 could be better. Hern likes the chemistry between the junior and senior classes and they return experience at key positions. Evans, Hill and Foster, who moves from running back to wide receiver for his senior year, are all three-year varsity contributors. The line is big and athletic, though some younger guys will be relied upon. The Bulldogs' defense is less experienced.
COACH: Kevin Macy, 19th season
TOP RETURNEES: TE Tyler Petite, Sr.; RB Nick Fadelli, Sr.; OL Sterling Strother, Jr.; S Tiger Garcia, Sr.; RB/LB Adam Remotto, Sr.; LB Jack Shurtz, Sr.; QB Jack Stephens, Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: LB Jack Cassidy, Jr.; WR Max Flower, Jr.; OL Ryan Geisreiter, Sr.
KEY LOSSES: QB Andrew Zolintakis, LB/UTL Isaac Christian, WR/DB Justin Dunn, OL Daniel Samaniego, OL Will Simmons, DL Peter Golesorkhi, WR Phillip Rei, DB Andrew Ahazie.
OUTLOOK: The three-time defending league champion Cougars lost an outstanding senior class that led the way to 11 straight wins and a North Coast Section Division III semifinal appearance. But if anyone can reload, it's Campolindo, a program that has produced some very strong teams at the lower levels in recent years. Petite, a Duke commit, heads the list of top returning starters. Fadelli could also be primed for a big year. But the Cougars lost their entire passing game and much of their offensive line. Jack Stephens, whose older brothers Tommy and Brett also starred under center, takes over at quarterback. Campo's defense is further along. "We have a smattering of guys who got playing time last year. Our defense is always undersized, but I think we're OK experience-wise," Macy said.
Dougherty Valley
COACH: Nick Tisa, third season
TOP RETURNEES: RB Michael Pangelinan, Sr.; OL/DL Kieffer Longson, Sr.; FB/LB Spencer Grenley, Sr.; RB/DB Sam Tarasow, Jr.; RB/DB Trent Ruckman, Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: QB Calvin Montano, Sr.; RB/LB Joe Bradley, Jr.; WR/DB Anthony Hoskins, Jr.; WR/CB Jackson Phillips, Jr.; OL/DL Dunavin Collins, Jr.
KEY LOSSES: QB Umar Farooq, WR/DB Aaron Do, OL/DL Devin Spivey.
OUTLOOK: The Wildcats are looking to build on last year's success, which included a trip to the NCS Division I playoffs, after a winless season two years ago. A tight-knit senior class that has been playing together since youth football will be key. The Wildcats will have one of the most imposing linemen in the league in the 6-foot-7, 300-pound Longson. The coveted recruit has narrowed his college choices to Ohio State, BYU and Utah. On offense, Dougherty Valley will continue to run the Wing-T as the Wildcats improved their weight training program. "I think we can surprise people this year," Tisa said. "We just have the hurdle of getting over concept of being new program. We're not a new program anymore."
COACH: John Wade, fourth season
TOP RETURNEES: QB Josh Nobida, Sr.; WR Jabari Jefferson, Sr.; RB Darrell Millinder, Sr.; OL Matt Lee, Sr.; OL Grant Matta, Sr.; OL Alex Zavala, Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: WR Amir Ali, Sr.; RB John Son, Jr.; LB Ryan Arevalo, Jr.; DB Imani Moore, Jr.; DB Jeremiah Burks, Jr.; DL Keith Millard Jr., So.
KEY LOSSES: WR Tai Ahmad, DE Clark Jackman.
OUTLOOK: The Gaels were extremely young in 2013, and the experienced they gained during a tough season should pay off now. Only three starters were lost on each side of the ball, and Nobida will be back for a third year at quarterback. Another three-year starter, Jefferson, will be a top target. Millinder and a seasoned offensive line return as well. Dublin also gets a boost on defense with the addition of former NFL star Keith Millard to the coaching staff. He'll be the defensive coordinator, taking a break from a long NFL coaching career, most recently with the Tennessee Titans. "We don't have a lot of holes," coach John Wade said. "We have a lot of good kids in all the spots. It should be fun to watch both sides of the ball."
Las Lomas
COACH: Mike Downing, second season
TOP RETURNEES: QB/DE Ben Wood, Sr.; RB/DB Zack Fulks, Sr.; RB/DB Jack Kane, Sr.; DB/WR Lincoln Kiragu, Sr.; OL Noah Myers, Sr.; MLB/OL Willie Amen, Sr.; OL/DL Aviv Elor, Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: TE/DE Blake Manful, Sr., C Colin Leech, Jr.; OL/DL Anthony Magdelano, Jr.; LB/RB Ben Snyder, Jr.; DB/WR Max Kulsuptrakul, Jr.
KEY LOSSES: WR/DB Johnny Marinchak, C Max Nevis, LG Conner Nelson, DE/TE Greg Corbin, LB/FB Greyson Bromstad, QB Shawn Hessler.
OUTLOOK: The Knights' first year under Downing ended with six regular season wins and a playoff victory, exceeding expectations for a young team with a new coach. This year has the potential to be even better. The Knights return five starters on offense, including most of their skill position players, and seven on defense. Wood will return as the starting quarterback after sharing time at that position last year when he was also a dominant defensive end. Three key members of the offensive line are also back, including the 6-foot-5, 300-pound Myers, a Washington State commit. Defensively, the secondary and defensive line both have plenty of experience. Las Lomas' toughest game may be its first, traveling to Division I power San Ramon Valley.
COACH: Jack Schram, fourth season
TOP RETURNEES: WR/DB Greg Pietrykowski, Sr.; WR/LB Clayton Stehr, Jr.; WR/LB; Ryan Anderson, Jr.; OL/DL Scott Iqbal, Sr.; OL/DL Alex Schnier, Sr.
TOP NEWCOMERS: QB/DB Sam Tuttle, Sr., WR/DB Jackson Braitberg, Jr., LB McClain Marks, Jr.
KEY LOSSES: QB Drew Anderson, RB/DB Ray Clark, WR/DB Will Fuller, WR/DB Dom Paoletti; OL/DL Bennett Stehr, OL/DL Kris Booze, LB Jonathan McDonald.
OUTLOOK: The reigning NCS Division II champions are in rebuilding mode. Gone is the entire offensive line as well as 4,000-yard passer Drew Anderson and two-way standout Clark. Wide receiver Pietrykowski is the lone returning starter on offense, and the defense gets just three starters back. Tuttle is battling with two juniors for the quarterback job. While inexperienced, the offensive line will be bigger than last year. Only seven juniors and three sophomores played on the varsity team last year, but coach Jack Schram remains optimistic. "We have the ability to grow," Schram said. "We have good athletes, kids who understand how the team works, execution and hard work. Nobody picked us to win anything last year and we won it all."
1. Campolindo
2. Las Lomas
3. Acalanes
4. Dublin
5. Miramonte
6. Alhambra
7. Dougherty Valley
8/29 ANTIOCH 7 p.m.
9/5 CASTRO VAL. 7 p.m.
9/12 ENCINAL 7 p.m.
9/19 TENNYSON 7 p.m.
10/3 at Alhambra* 7 p.m.
10/10 DUBLIN 7 p.m.
10/17 at Dough. Valley* 7 p.m.
10/24 MIRAMONTE 7 p.m.
10/31 LAS LOMAS* 7 p.m.
11/7 at Campolindo* 7 p.m.
*DFAL game
8/29 at College Park 7 p.m.
9/5 RANCHO COT. 7:30 p.m.
9/12 ARMIJO 7 p.m.
9/19 at Wash.-Fremont 7 p.m.
9/26 at Miramonte* 7 p.m.
10/3 ACALANES* 7 p.m.
10/10 CAMPOLINDO* 7 p.m.
10/17 at Dublin* 7 p.m.
10/24 DOUGH. VAL.* 7 p.m.
11/7 at Las Lomas* 7 p.m.
*DFAL game
8/29 at Heritage 7 p.m.
9/5 MENLO-ATHERTON 7 p.m.
9/12 at Wash.-Fremont 7 p.m.
9/19 NAPA 7 p.m.
9/26 at Dublin* 7 p.m.
10/3 DOUGH. VAL.* 7 p.m.
10/10 at Alhambra* 7 p.m.
10/17 LAS LOMAS* 7 p.m.
10/24 at Miramonte* 7 p.m.
11/7 ACALANES* 7 p.m.
*DFAL game
8/30 at Novato 2 p.m.
9/5 at De Anza 7 p.m.
9/12 SKYLINE 7 p.m.
9/26 LAS LOMAS 7 p.m.
10/3 at Campolindo* 7 p.m.
10/10 at Miramonte* 7 p.m.
10/17 ACALANES* 7 p.m.
10/24 at Alhambra* 7 p.m.
10/31 DUBLIN* 7 p.m.
11/7 STELLAR PREP 7 p.m.
*DFAL game
8/29 ALAMEDA 7 p.m.
9/5 at Woodside 7 p.m.
9/12 MONTGOMERY 7:30 p.m.
9/19 YGNACIO VALLEY 7 p.m.
9/26 CAMPOLINDO 7 p.m.
10/10 at Acalanes 7 p.m.
10/17 ALHAMBRA* 7 p.m.
10/24 at Las Lomas* 7 p.m.
10/31 at Dougherty Val.* 7 p.m.
11/7 MIRAMONTE* 7 p.m.
*DFAL game
8/29 at San Ramon Val. 7 p.m.
9/5 at College Park 7 p.m.
9/12 FREMONT-OAK. 7 p.m.
9/19 NORTHGATE 7 p.m.
9/26 at Dougherty Val. 7 p.m.
10/3 MIRAMONTE 7 p.m.
10/17 at Campolindo* 7 p.m.
10/24 DUBLIN* 7 p.m.
10/31 at Acalanes* 7 p.m.
11/7 ALHAMBRA* 7 p.m.
*DFAL game
8/29 PINOLE VALLEY 7 p.m.
9/6 at St. Mary's-Berk. 1:30 p.m.
9/12 WINDSOR 7 p.m.
9/19 at Alameda 7 p.m.
9/26 ALHAMBRA* 7 p.m.
10/3 at Las Lomas* 7 p.m.
10/10 DOUGH. VAL.* 7 p.m.
10/24 at Acalanes* 7 p.m.
10/31 CAMPOLINDO* 7 p.m.
11/7 at Dublin* 7 p.m.
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Cat and Fiddle necesitaba un nuevo diseño de papelería y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 66 diseños de 5 diseñadores freelance.
Cat & Fiddle Kids Store
We are a childrens, baby , maternity, & Toy store. Cat & Fiddle Kids has Organic, Earth friendly a Child needs, and something for Mom & Dad too. Our products are specially chosen from reputable manufacturers and represent the leading edge of safety, innovation and style. Our price ranges in the store are reasonable to higher end. Many items locally sourced and Made in Canada.
As a locally owned and operated independant store, Cat & Fiddle attends the years major shows and exibitions with the goal of bringing many of the amazing and exciting new products that we see around the world home to you. Nice large store with lots of free parking and 6000 square feet of shopping.
Our Store Sells: Maternity items and clothing, Clothing 0 to 8 years old, nursery Furniture, Childrens Furniture, Bunk Beds, and custom furniture, Cloth Diapers Childrens tables and Chairs, Designer Diaper Bags.
Gear; Strollers, High Chairs, Car Seats,
Our Toy store has Classic Toys, Baby Toys, Bath Toys, Stuffed Plush, Dolls, Doll Houses and Castles, Puzzles, Art and Craft Supplies, Musical Instruments, Trains, Planes and Cars, Ride on Toys.
Pregnant Moms
New Parents
School Teachers
Preschool Educators
Things we would like to incorporate our logo : Our Logo & Our 3 colors, Blue, Purple and Green please ask colors are very specific. I do like vector people as a idea, elegant, fun, fonts clean and easy to read.
Stationary: Business cards, letter head, Stock sale tags (8 1/2 X 11 inch sheet evenly cut into 3), color and black & White using our existing logo.
2 sided Colored Information pamphlet that is 4X9 inches. Color
Brochure must have: map with directions to store, bullets of items we sell
Store website, phone number.
Coupons for printing on regular size paper 8.5X11 in black and white and have logo maximum of 8 coupons on a sheet 4 minimum.
All in easy format for to change for us to change up.


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Is it possible to get the legend in a pagelayout to only show patches/swatches for features fall within the visible extent of the Map?
The solution needs to work on FeatureLayers and ArcGIS Server layer. It's possible to set a property on the AutoVisibility to filter the Legend to only show the layers that are visible, but if the layer is visible and only a few of multiple symbols in the renderers is visible the legend gets too many items to be useful.
Update: This seems to be a question that has been asked several times before on the ESRI-forum, found one solution that seems to works on a FeatureLayer if it has a IUniqueValueRenderer Compressing a legend to show displayed features only but we are using both FeatureLayer and ArcGIS Server layers, so that only solves part of our problem.
We are trying to find a way to hide and show the IElement from ILegendItem.Graphics , but it feel like a deadend.
On the server ILegendItem.Layer it might be possible to cast to a MapServerIdentifySublayer and use
Identify to somehow find the visible objects.
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Your child improves grammar and writing by creating the proper sequence of a story that happened in the past.
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Here are some odds and ends for you on this fine day:
1. Thanks to everyone who commented on my last post or two to enter a drawing for a signed book. And the winner is.... Karen Pellett. Congrats! Give me your email address and I'll send you a copy.
2. I know there was a lot of buzz about the Maze Runner movie on Twitter and the Internet last week, and many of you have asked me about it. I just want to comment that my official response is "no comment." Sorry! I'm just not allowed to talk about it yet because nothing is final or official.
3. Here's some good news for you, though: We just sold rights in Italy! I was wondering when that lovely country would join the party. (Hey, did you know that it's shaped like a boot? It is! Really! Look at it on a map!) Anyway, we're very excited, and we've almost accomplished our goal of taking over the continent of Europe in its entirety.
4. There are some recent interviews with me out there that I thought some of you would like to see. They are...
5. This one is part of a "Best of 2010" series, where the questions were very random: CLICK HERE. (You can win my book here by commenting!)
6. This is my first interview ever in Spanish: CLICK HERE. And no, I don't speak the language. They were nice enough to translate.
7. There's also an interview with me up on Amazon: CLICK HERE.
8. We are also happy to announce that Barnes and Noble named The Scorch Trials as one of the 10 Best Teen Books of 2010! Check it out: CLICK HERE.
9. The Falcons are now 10-2. Yeah.
10. We finally bought a snowblower, just to ensure that it won't snow again for the rest of the winter. So far, so true.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Here are some odds and ends for you on this fine day:
Posted by James Dashner at 11:12 AM
23 comments:
- Unknown said...
We bought a leaf blower hoping it would ensure we'd have no leaves this year, but no such luck. I'd say 'Go Falcons,' but your team took Tony Gonzalez from my team. Okay, they didn't take him--he ran there as fast as he could, but still. :(
Also, I'm giving away a signed copy of The Maze Runner over on our blog, Sisters in Scribe. It's an amazing book!
- December 7, 2010 at 1:24 PM
- Magenta said...
Haha, I'm first commenter. That hasn't happened in a while. ^_^
1: Congrats to Karen!
2: I would have asked what you thought about the Maze movie (if it was being made as rumored) being directed by the same person who did the Twilight saga movies (I don't know about other people, but I personally think that's AWESOME!) though I bet you'd probably say "no comment" to that as well. So I won't bother asking. ^_~
3: Italy! Home of my favorite type of food! yay! ^_^
4: I'll see all your interviews in due time. They must be really cool!
8: I would also call "Scorch" one of the top ten books I've read this year. Top notch job, Dude. ^_~
10: It has gotten so cold recently! Even in Florida! I almost half expect it to start snowing down here. 0,o (I live really south.)
Write again soon, Dashner Dude!
- December 7, 2010 at 1:33 PM
- Magenta said...
Aw, dang it. ~,~ That's what I get for writing long comments. Oh well. I'll get you next time! ^_~
- December 7, 2010 at 1:35 PM
- Kendra said...
Congrats on everything! I want to know that I follow your blog faithfully and I'm one of your biggest supporters...However, I do need to have you sign about a jillion books. I'm behind on that. Maybe I need to get them to you somehow! If you're going to be famous, I've got to do it now before you get a rubber stamp!
- December 7, 2010 at 1:48 PM
- Karen Pellett said...
I'm so excited. Thanks James!!!!
PS Can I call on you and your snowblower if it snows again.
PSS That totally rocks about Barnes & Noble. You deserve it.
- December 7, 2010 at 2:00 PM
- Q said...
Don't worry, you still sound suave and smart in Spanish. (Did you like that alliteration? It was entirely unintentional.)
I wish I could buy a snowblower and keep it from snowing here... The "feels like" temperature this morning was 4 degrees.
I finish finals on Thursday and go home on Saturday, where with any luck The Scorch Trials will be waiting for me...
- December 7, 2010 at 2:25 PM
- Sara B. Larson said...
Congrats on all the good news! And don't worry, it'll definitely snow again... but probably not until March. Maybe April. ;)
- December 7, 2010 at 2:25 PM
- Marny said...
Go Falcons! :)
- December 7, 2010 at 2:41 PM
- Chris Todd Miller said...
Thanks for buying the snow blower. We all benefit from your sacrifice.
- December 7, 2010 at 2:50 PM
- C.J. said...
Onward and upward James. Don't forget us up there. I'm excited for all your success.
- December 7, 2010 at 3:08 PM
- J.N. Future Author said...
hehe, I knew about the Maze Runner movie way back in...*checks date* April 23rd 2010. I have a newspaper article on my wall that talks about it. I researched it out thoroughly, and even checked out 20th Fox about it.
I really wanted to try and be in it ^.~ You never know though! Along with being an author it would be cool to be an actor as well ^.~
- December 8, 2010 at 12:08 AM
- Unknown said...
If it doesn't snow before christmas, I'm blaming you.
Also, I read your interview...you have good taste, and I'm not just saying that because I'm a fan. Congrats on everything!
- December 8, 2010 at 5:15 PM
- Taffy said...
Thanks for buying the snow blower! I was going to wash my car but now I don't have to. BUT how do you ensure there is snow in the mountains for skiing and boarding?
- December 13, 2010 at 10:59 AM
- Unknown said...
Is it true that the director of Twilight is directing The Maze Runner? If so--WHY Dashner! Whyyyyyyy! She'll butcher your book, taking the shadow love story between Tom and Teresa and blowing it up to astronomical proportions! She's a monster!!!
But if it's just a rumor then I'm good.
Congrats on the movie deal!
- December 13, 2010 at 7:10 PM
- KA said...
That global warming. It wastes perfectly good snowblower purchases.
- December 13, 2010 at 10:26 PM
Hi there,
I like your blog...! I am inviting you to visit my site, and if you follow me, I will follow you ok?
- December 14, 2010 at 12:38 AM
- Leesie Jones said...
Shut up J, don't believe rumors.
Dashner, that better not be true or I'll hunt down the person who decided that...
- December 14, 2010 at 4:20 PM
Shall my career of acting finally take place as a part of The Maze Runner? I pray so! I love the series and am pysched about The Death Cure. BTW, even though you're my fav author, it was a disappoint to find you as a Falcon fan. A dirtybird can't fly with a broken wing. Huge Saints fan here! Who dat!! But anyway, good luck in a movie!
- December 14, 2010 at 7:05 PM
I need need need to read the third book of the Maze Runners. You gotta get going man, these books are GREAT! I'm addicted to all of them. I actually just finished the Scorch Trials.. WHAT'S GONNA HAPPEN NEXT!?!
- December 28, 2010 at 10:25 AM
- help for single mothers said...
Nice work, here. Many things that can be learned.
- December 31, 2010 at 12:09 AM
Oh....thanks for the movie "non-update." Should have finished reading your updates first. :D
- January 5, 2011 at 3:22 PM
- Toast~ said...
I am currently reading your book "The Door in the Woods", I love it by the way. I was wondering, do you sometimes refer to yourself as 'Jam Dash'? My copy is signed 'Jam Dash' instead of something like ' J. Dashner', or 'J. Dash', or even 'James D.'.
You're a great author, Mr. Dashner!
Your fan,
- January 13, 2011 at 12:33 AM
- Unknown said...
Noooo! My hopes lasted just 30 minutes!
I'm Italian and i'm a translator! I was just about to ask if you wanted to have your book translated in italian! I've read the Maze Runner last month when I was in Arizona and I loved it... as I went to a library close to my house in Milano (IT) to find an italian version of the Schorch Trials I found out that nobody has ever translated the books! Now I see the rights has been sold to Fanucci Editore and "the Maze Runner" is coming out in july! Well now i'll ask if I can work for them and have your book translated by next month! Keep up with the good work
I'm a huge fan!
- April 26, 2011 at 4:30 AM


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Bulb worshipers, unite
I had the pleasure of talking a few months ago with Anna Pavord, garden correspondent for the Independent (U.K.) and the author of "Bulb," one of those weighty garden tomes that's so full of delicious photos you could expire of dehydration paging through it if you're not prepared.
Pavord, also author of "The Tulip," was motivated to do the big book, photographed by Andrew Lawson, by sheer love of the personality of bulbs.
"I mean, really, they're the perfect guest," she said. "They leap up and delight you, and then tuck themselves completely away again."
Her writing, and her conversation, as well — is full that wonderful British blend of whimsy and erudition. And guess what, fellow sufferers of clay? Pavord spent 40 years gardening on the stuff. So she's felt your pain. Many of her stellar bulb experiments were done in pots, and she gives great advice for forcing a pot full of bulbs indoors, then setting them out of the way until fall and planting them out in the garden the subsequent year.
"Bulb" is 544 pages and many pounds big. For more on on Pavord, and bulbs in general, check out The Post's Grow section online; a story there has advice on getting your bulb collection to branch out beyond the usual tulips.
I have to confess, it's been a great year for tulips, and I'm totally besotten with the "queen of night" blooms in the top photo. I picked them up at Home Depot and their durability has amazed me. The blooms have held up through snow, sleet, freezes and right now, three are in a vase on my bookcase. I'd say I'm getting at least a month of saturated color out of them.
Just consider Pavord's book weight-training for hefting those pots and bags of compost. And if you'd like to get more dirt on Pavord, check out her column in the Independent, especially this marvelous one on soil.


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Josh Weiss necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 248 diseños de 48 diseñadores freelance.
Weiss Capital Partners or Arete Investment Partners
I've been a professional investor for 14 years, and recently started my own one-man firm (Weiss Capital Partners, LLC). This firm manages an investment partnership (aka a hedge fund) that I've named Arete Investment Partners. Per Wikipedia, "arete" is described as "living up to one's full potential", "virtue", and "courage and strength in the face of adversity".
In spite of seeing all the things that can go wrong with investment firms, I'm still an idealist, and I've created a business I can be proud of because it's high-quality and reflects my beliefs, not because it earns a billion dollars a year. Arete has been structured to align my interests with my investors' and it's a partnership in the true sense of the word: If I don't do well for the investors, I don't make a profit. I've instituted several other "best practices" that enforce that sense of partnership as well.
Some important personality traits to convey:
>Independent-minded: I don't follow the heard or care what's popular or trendy. This is reflected in the investments I make for the partnership.
>Ethical: Always do the right thing, even if it hurts in the short-run.
>Value substance over style: If it isn't solid to begin with, no amount of slickness will save it.
>Thoughtful and thorough: I don't make important decisions impulsively.
My current and prospective clients are wealthy and successful individuals who typically place a premium on substance over style. Most of them are friendly, down-to-earth people who are drawn to the unconventional and who are willing to take calculated risks. They are also very intelligent, can smell BS a mile away, and put a lot of value on honesty and integrity.
I'm looking for a logo and style that reflect the concepts and personality traits described above. The partnership/alignment-of-interests idea is the most important, but the independent-minded angle might be nice too.
I generally prefer logos that aren't TOO literal (no dollar signs, stock charts, shaking hands, etc.).
Stylistically, it needs to be clean and professional looking, but not ultra-conservative. Unique is good, but remember that it's an investment company we're talking about. Credibility is a big deal in this industry.
The logo needs to work with both brand names.
Please do not submit something that is similar to something else out there. Many of my potential clients are very savvy, and it would be embarrassing if they made the connection. This is important for my brand, since part of what I'm trying to convey is that my firm is different from most other investment firms, and if my logo is a near-knock-off, it will reflect poorly on me.
The logo will be used in several different applications (business card, PowerPoint, website, PDF), so it needs to be a file type that is compatible with a range of programs without getting distorted.
If there are enough entries, this will be a guaranteed contest. However, I reserve the right to extend it if need be.
I will do my best to give prompt feedback, and will log in multiple times per day.
Feel free to ask questions!
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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Embroidered .
100% cotton. Extra low-profile with unconstructed crown. Antique brass buckle closure. Adjustable strap back.
Orders are be processed and shipped within 3 days.
Delivery to the U.S. take 4-5 business days. Delivery to the rest of the world takes 12-16 business days.
Once your order has shipped, you will receive an e-mail with your tracking number.


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Bambu Bamboo Classic Mixing Spoon, medium, 12" length, 2 pack
Brand: Bambu
See more: Household and Kitchen
The ultimate kitchen staple redefined. Made from a single piece of Certified Organic Bamboo, these mixing spoons make music with everything from stews to cookie dough- and wont scratch cooking surfaces. Hand- shaped and finished, then burnished and polished to a satiny feel. Made without adhesives. Does not impart or absorb flavors. Made by bambu, a values-driven company focused on renewable materials and sustainable business practices. The principles foster a close, fair-trade relationship with the workers at the source. Their products and practices have earned bambu Green Americas Green Business Network Seal of Approval. This recognizes bambus commitments toward fair treatment of workers, promoting healthy communities, preserving the environment and providing quality products; also evidenced by their IMO certification. bambus Certified Organic Bamboo is grown without chemicals, pesticides or fertilizersand is sustainably harvested every 3-5 years. Bambu is the only company using Certified Organic bamboo sources for their products. And naturally, they only use water-based formaldehyde-free adhesives. bambus products are a testament to fair-trade, sustainable harvesting and inspirational food-safe design.This bamboo mixing spoon is 12 in length and comes in a 2 pack.


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Michelle Warner
From Designing Education Lab
Contact Information
- Center for Design Research
Stanford University
424 Panama Mall, Bldg. 560
Stanford, CA 94305-2206
- email@example.com
The first answer I ever had to the question "What do you want to be when you grow up?" was "an inventor." Since a very young age I have always liked building. I started with small things: a bird feeder, furniture for my dolls, shelves for my books and many other inventions. I soon discovered that nobody grows up to be an "inventor" but lots of people become "engineers." Although when I first heard this word I didn't know what engineering entailed, in high school I delved into the world of engineering. When I joined the Science Olympiad team, a high school science competition consisting of 23 different events spanning all aspects of science, math and engineering, I found that the events I was attracted to were classified as "engineering" events. As I created countless devices to perform a variety of functions, I became obsessed with the challenge of maximizing variables, trying to balance each factor perfectly against the others to create the ideal device. Besides innovative parts of engineering, I really enjoy the physical construction aspects as well. Over the years, my construction abilities have greatly expanded. From an early age I worked with the basic hammer and nails, but in highschool I mastered more complex woodworking tools such as the drill press and more than seven different types of saws as well as oxy-acetelyne and MIG welding. Additionally, I've been sewing since middle school and continue to do so today. My infatuation with creation, combined with the thirst for a challenge, are the reasons I have decided to pursue engineering as a career.
I have been so honored to have the opportunity to work with the amazing people that make up the Stanford Designing Education Lab. As a true nerd at heart, I have always enjoyed sharing my learning with others and helping others understand, in addition to learning from others. Because of these reasons, I'm very proud to work on a team that does leading work to help others navigate engineering education and engineering education and to do it in such a way that is cooperative, open and honest.
- B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University, 2013 (expected)


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Our friends and colleagues from QUT (Queensland University of Technology) built a quadrotor robot, that uses PCL and a stripped down Kinect to create 3D maps and navigate around. See the video below for more information, kudos to Inkyu Sa.
QUT CyPhy Lab Quadrotor powered by PCL
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Universal Oil Catch Tank - Silver
65mm x 80mm x 180mm.
Product Code: Oil_Catch_Silver
Availability: In Stock
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Universal Oil Catch Tank
For modified cars, reduces oil vapour from the breathers.
65mm x 80mm x 180mm.
15mm inlet and outlet pipes.
* Made from 100% aluminium.
* Comes with everything shown in the picture.
* Catch the oil and moisture in the blow-by gas that causes carbon and sludge build-up in the intake system and the engine, especially good for turbo cars.
* Keeps the engine clean even under hard driving conditions.
* Excellent item for engine bay dress up.
* Mirror polished aluminium.
* Fit's all model of car's.