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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - Duke coach David Cutcliffe and his players talked openly all season about winning a division title and earning a spot in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game.
On Saturday, the No. 24 Blue Devils made the once-thinkable goal a reality _ complete with Cutcliffe being carried off the field as his players celebrated with Duke fans in their rival's stadium.
Ross Martin kicked a 27-yard field goal with 2:22 left for a 27-25 win at North Carolina, clinching the Coastal Division championship with the Blue Devils' eighth straight victory. Duke faces No. 2 Florida State in next weekend's ACC title game in Charlotte, where the heavy underdog Blue Devils will go for their first league crown since 1989.
"It's easy to look forward to next week," left guard Dave Harding said, "but right now I think it's OK to kind of revel in what we've just done."
Anthony Boone threw for 274 yards and two touchdowns to Jamison Crowder for the Blue Devils (10-2, 6-2 ACC), who also secured the long-suffering program's first 10-win season. DeVon Edwards returned a kickoff for a 99-yard touchdown and had the game-sealing interception with 13 seconds left to turn away the Tar Heels (6-6, 4-4).
That play started the celebration on the Duke sideline. Minutes after Boone's kneel down closed it out, defensive linemen Sydney Sarmiento and Justin Foxx had hoisted Cutcliffe on their shoulders, giving the sixth-year coach a great view of his Blue Devils mingling with celebrating fans in a corner of UNC's Kenan Stadium.
"It was pretty special, a great moment," Cutcliffe said. "I don't mind these Gatorade baths. Our equipment people have to kind of figure out how to launder all that stuff I'm wearing."
Cutcliffe inherited a program that had gone 2-33 in the three seasons before his arrival and hadn't had a winning record or reached a bowl since 1994.
He got the Blue Devils back to a bowl last year. Now his Blue Devils _ eligible for a bowl in consecutive seasons for the first time _ are going for more.
"He's the first one to really come here when the team was in the dumps and say, `I'm going to change this program around,'" Boone said of Cutcliffe. "And people were laughing at him. It all goes back to him."
Marquise Williams ran for two scores and threw for another for UNC, which had won five straight to dig out of a 1-5 start and become bowl eligible. But the Tar Heels fell short on their final drive with the chance to spoil Duke's title hopes.
Williams got them to midfield, breaking free from a collapsing pocket for a 10-yard run on fourth down. But Duke didn't let the Tar Heels get within Thomas Moore's field goal range, pressuring Williams as he threw a ball that sailed into Edwards' waiting arms.
"I was trying to make a play, but I got hit as I was throwing the ball," Williams said.
"Give them credit," he added. "They did what they had to do."
Duke beat its rival on Crowder's last-second touchdown catch in Durham last season and has claimed the Victory Bell that goes to the winner in consecutive seasons for the first time since 1989.
UNC tight end Eric Ebron had five catches for 121 yards in his final home game. That helped the junior _ who said Monday he would enter the NFL draft after the season _ set the ACC's single-season record for yards receiving by a tight end with 895, passing Maryland's Vernon Davis.
Duke led 17-15 at halftime after Edwards' long kickoff return, which snatched back momentum after Williams scored on a 1-yard bootleg 11 seconds earlier. Duke pushed that lead to 24-15 on Crowder's 7-yard TD catch in the back of the end zone, only to see Williams find Quinshad Davis for a 23-yard score to make it a one-possession game.
The Tar Heels certainly will be left with memories of a few late plays that let this one get away.
Among the biggest: Starting center Russell Bodine picked up an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for shoving a Duke player after a play when the Tar Heels had reached the 9-yard line, pushing them back 15 yards and ultimately forcing them to settle for Moore's 37-yard field goal with 7:03 left.
That put UNC up only 25-24. And after UNC's Tre Boston dropped an interception from Boone, Martin's kick sent the Blue Devils on to Charlotte.
"We didn't play well enough to win a football game," coach Larry Fedora said. "There's a lot of things you can look at in this game that we didn't do and we didn't accomplish."
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After four weeks with no new Xbox games for Windows Phone, we may have the actual cause
Last week, Windows Phone received no new Xbox game for the third week in a row. Our detailed editorial posited several theories to explain the prolonged release drought, and many readers chimed in with their own theories. This week marks the fourth consecutive dry week, and the sixth within the last two months. Microsoft has informed us there won't be a new Xbox game or Deal of the Week once more.
Why another dry week, you ask? An Xbox game developer has come forward with information supporting one of our theories… And no, it isn't the best news.
First, a quick summary of the four possible reasons why new Xbox Windows Phone releases have been scarcer than a fully-clothed Rihanna sighting:
- Microsoft has decided not to allow Windows Phone 8-incompatible Xbox games to be released
- Microsoft is backing away from Xbox games on Windows Phone
- Third-party development is drying up
- Microsoft has totally forgotten about several games they could release right now (Time Pilot, Shao-Lin's Road, and Loondon)
These causes are not mutually exclusive, and in fact it's likely that at least three of them ring true.
The answer
Fable Coin Golf was the last major Microsoft franchise game released for Windows Phone, but doesn't work with WP8
Next, allow me to explain that our source (who must remain anonymous) has worked on several titles for a developer with a close relationship to Microsoft. This developer has successfully proposed Xbox-branded games for Windows Phone and then gone on to create them. Said dev's experience might not represent the experience of other third-party developers, but given the facts we know, it seems very likely.
So, what does this developer feel is the root of the Xbox Windows Phone release drought? Possibility Number Two is the winner. Basically, the extent of Xbox-specific development is decided upon by Microsoft's Business Development division. Unfortunately for gamers, that division is currently reevaluating its support of Xbox-branded games on Windows Phone. With their support in a limbo state, new Microsoft-published and/or funded games can't be approved.
The above refers specifically to games that would have Microsoft's name attached to them. It's not likely that Business Development's lack of support would cause all third-party developed and published games to be denied. However, like I explained last week: third party support will not continue to any great extent without specific will and funding from Microsoft.
Gameloft's lineup of Windows Phone 8 games seems to have been planned before the hiatus.
Windows Phone remains a minority platform compared to iOS and Android. For relatively large developers who already make plenty of profits on competing smartphones, the profits from a Windows Phone game (combined with the cumbersome Xbox Live certification process) probably seem negligible. And even a small team might just decide that making a new iOS game will bring in more revenue than porting one of its existing titles. Much as I love Windows Phone (believe me, I do), these are the market realities for our up-and-coming mobile OS.
What attracts third-party devs then? Put simply, Microsoft must reach out and convince them to bring their games to Windows Phone. This often involves at least partially funding the game's development, and possibly greenlighting projects for more established platforms like Xbox 360. That's what has gotten us a great many of the Xbox Windows Phone games so far, and it's necessary for the foreseeable future. But with Business Development apparently putting a hold on Xbox-specific Windows Phone spending, those development deals aren't happening.
This news also means we're that much farther away from getting games from major Microsoft-owned franchises created for Windows Phone. XBLA games that would be easy to port like A World of Keflings and especially the numerous Windows 8 tablet games that could be ported with very little effort: nobody is approving them and so they won't happen.
Advantage: Nokia
The one silver lining we know of at present is Nokia's continued release of Xbox-branded games for their Lumia Phones. During the drought that many Windows Phone users have faced, Nokia released both Picnic Wars and iBomber Defense. Simultaneously, they've been steadily updating their existing exclusives, with the most recent update making eight out of the 10 existing exclusives fully Windows Phone 8 compatible. That means that the Xbox Windows Phone lineup looks 8-10 games better for Lumia owners. And these aren't just throwaway titles, either. All of Nokia's exclusives come from respected publishers Electronic Arts and Chillingo, and we've reviewed most of them favorably so far. Big-name franchises like Madden, FIFA, and Dead Space are still on the way - we'll have news straight from Nokia's mouth in the weeks ahead!
It's fair to say that while Microsoft might have dropped the ball with Xbox game support for its own mobile OS, Nokia doesn't mind picking up the slack. Nokia can't actually sustain the platform on their own; as far as we know, they only have 10 more exclusive Xbox games on the way this year. To thrive, Windows Phone needs somewhere in the neighborhood of 52 new releases: an average of one per week... And of course, many of those must be popular and/or completely exclusive titles that will appeal to avid gamers. Besides, Windows Phone doesn't consist solely of Nokia phones, so these exclusives haven't benefitted non-Lumia owners just yet. That said, the Nokia Electronic Arts games are widely believed to be timed exclusives, so HTC and Samsung owners could just end up gaining new games to play before too long.
Other side of the story
Skulls of the Shogun for Windows Phone
Naturally we asked Microsoft for comment on the release drought, but they haven't come forward with an official explanation just yet. Although I have absolute faith in my source, I would be highly surprised to see an actual confirmation of this story from Microsoft themselves. The explanation carries such negative connotations that they wouldn't gain much by openly stating it. They also love their secrecy. Still, we'll continue to press for official word as long as we can.
Finally, while six weeks in the last two months without a new Xbox Windows Phone release looks about as good as modern day Val Kilmer and Laurence Fishburne wearing Speedos, Windows Phone isn't the only Microsoft platform undergoing a release drought. Xbox Live Arcade actually hasn't had a release for two weeks in a row – a fairly unprecedented span of time. That dry spell ends with next week's XBLA release of The Cave, but Windows Phone probably won't see a new Xbox game until Skulls of the Shogun arrives on January 30th.
In the meantime, let Microsoft know that you want more Xbox Windows Phone games, including major franchises! You can make your voice heard by voting for this suggestion at User Voice, commenting in this Xbox forums thread, and by tweeting @Xbox, @XboxSupport, @WindowsPhone, and any other public faces at Microsoft.
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November 14th, 2012 | By Josh Ferri
The Dancing with the Stars ballroom was invaded by a group of high-kicking street urching on November 13 as Corey Cott, Ben Fankhauser, Andrew Keenan-Bolger and the boys of Newsies took the stage to perform the rousing anthem "Seize the Day." The number's acrobatic choreography, incredible back-flips and Ryan Steele's killer twirling solo brought the Dancing with the Stars crowd to its feet with cheers. The performance deserves 10's all around, right Bruno? Check out Newsies' thrilling performance below, and hurry over to the Nederlander Theatre to see the guys in action!


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It was pomegranate season when the battle for Wadi Deif began in mid-October. Like so many rebel offensives, the fight for the Syrian military base, just east of the devastated city of Maaret Numan and one of the last major loyalist outposts in the vast northern province of Idlib, soon sputtered for the usual reasons — the rebels' lack of coordination, lack of ammunition and heavy weapons and the strength of regime reinforcements backed by airpower and artillery.
The pomegranate trees in many of the abandoned, rubble-strewn, hollowed-out homes in the adjacent frontline village of Marshamsheh are now denuded, their branches bare, but the rebels hope that before the first buds of new foliage sprout, the base will be theirs.
(MORE: Syrian Rebels Plot Their Next Moves: A TIME Exclusive)
It is difficult terrain to storm. The base is protected by two large outposts, the Zahlanee, which is just 600 to 700 m from the various rebel groups that are now this village's only inhabitants, and the Hamidiyeh, which has come under greater attack from rebels in and around Maaret Numan. The two rebel launch points — Maaret al-Numan and Marshamsheh — are separated only by a few kilometers, but Wadi Deif and its defenses stand between them, necessitating a detour of more than 20 km.
In addition to its imposing position near a strategic spot along the south-north Damascus-Aleppo highway, Wadi Deif is also an important barracks with an armored regiment and a fuel depot believed to hold millions of liters in underground silos. There are at least four other smaller checkpoints protecting it, as well as the Zahlanee and Hamidiyeh.
On Wednesday, the push to take it was forcefully renewed, but unlike previous offensives here and elsewhere that tend to be disorganized, poorly coordinated actions by a few brigades, this phase of the battle has been carefully planned over many weeks. It is not an isolated fight but part of a wider strategy, codenamed Marakit il Bina il Marsoos, or the Battle of Reinforced Structures, to open all the remaining fronts in Idlib province at around the same time — Wadi Deif, the Karmid Checkpoint, the Mastoomeh Checkpoint, the Abu Duhoor military airport and the smaller checkpoints associated with these outposts — before rebels turn their full attention to the regime forces concentrated in Idlib city, the provincial capital, and the city of Jisr al-Shughour, the two key urban areas still in the regime's firm grip. If the rebels succeed, they will have taken the first province from Syria's regime, creating an area completely free of the forces of President Bashar Assad and a de facto safe zone — without direct international help.
The Islamist Vanguard
It is a highly ambitious plan, but that's not the only thing that sets it apart. The offensive is overseen by a council of religious clerics, a Shari'a court led by Jabhat al-Nusra, the militant group designated a terrorist organization by the U.S but widely respected by rebels for its disciplined fighting prowess. The court has knitted together dozens of groups from across Idlib province, extracting a sworn pledge from each brigade leader that he will work with the other groups under the direction of the court and will not compete with his counterparts for any ghanaim, or spoils of war, from the outposts if they fall.
It's not the first time Jabhat al-Nusra has taken the organizational lead in a fight in Idlib. In coordination with the Salafist Ahrar al-Sham brigades, it shepherded the final two-week phase in the months-long battle for the strategically important Taftanaz military airport that fell to the rebels in mid-January. The participation of other groups in those final stages of the fight was only at Jabhat's invitation. Jabhat al-Nusra also established a committee that first itemized and then distributed the war spoils. Still, the sheer scale of Marakit il Bina il Marsoos, its multiple fronts and the pledges to the Shari'a court mark it as a new battlefield experiment the rebels hope will be emulated by others if it is successful.
"We invited all of the leaders of the brigades here," the Jabhat al-Nusra sheik heading the operation told TIME, on the condition that neither his name nor his location be identified. He sat in a vast reception room with green and beige cushions lining its walls and a black Jabhat al-Nusra flag taped to a wall. "This is a difficult, sensitive moment for us now," he said. "They have all sworn to the court to work together. God willing, this will serve as an example to others."
(MORE: Confessions of a Sniper)
The Free Syrian Army's Idlib Revolutionary Military Council, headed by Colonel Afif Suleiman, is also involved, but not in a leading role. "The Shari'a court is empowered to try and hold accountable any side that breaks its pledge," Suleiman said. "In other battles, there were disputes and tension, people would take the booty that they wanted, so we decided that it is better that the ghanaim would be in the hands of the Shari'a court and it can distribute it based on the participants."
Four operations rooms have been established for this fight, with seven people in each, according to Radad Khalouf, leader of Dara Maaret, part of the Islamist Suqoor al-Sham forces, and a member of an operations room representing Maaret al-Numan. Each operations room oversees between 30 and 40 katibas, or battalions. "We are organized and have plans, but what's holding us back is our thin resources," Khalouf said on a recent morning, as he walked past buildings crushed by regime artillery and air strikes, through an olive grove and then a little further to see his men on the front line at a location they call the salad mix. Regime warplanes rumbled overhead.
Khalouf's men, along with several other groups, are spread out along a 5-km southern front in Maaret al-Numan, working to take out the Hamidiyeh checkpoint. Each position is 100 m from the other. There are seven men per post (on six-hour shifts) and each post contains a machine gun, a rocket-propelled-grenade launcher, a sniper rifle and four Kalashnikovs. The nearest regime location is only 400 m away in some places, 700 in others.
In the weeks leading up to the renewed multipronged assault, operational secrecy wasn't exactly airtight (in fact, it was an open secret), nor were the fronts quiet as low-level skirmishes continued.
On a recent day in late January, several of the groups around the Zahlanee checkpoint took part in a failed attempt to try to take the position. They were outmaneuvered and exposed. There's little between the two sides except neat olive groves lining a gentle slope, their trees too widely spaced to provide much cover, branches heavy with black fruit that is usually harvested when it is green. The loyalists may have seen them coming.
The rebels lost 10 men that day, almost half the group that participated in the raid. "We started after dawn prayers," one of the participants, Abu Mounzer, said as he returned from the front at midmorning. He was covered in mud and clearly exhausted. "We are trying to remove the wounded but we can't reach all of the dead." More than three weeks later, three bodies have yet to be retrieved. They join at least 16 others that have been at the checkpoint for over a month.
The rebels are relying on cutting off the various supply routes to the loyalists inside Idlib province. Toward that end, the Abu Duhoor military airport has been under siege for months. Supplies for the troops are airdropped by helicopters that fly in from air bases in Hama. The rebels have also upped their attacks on the airport. A few days ago, they downed a Russian-built MIG warplane in the area.
(MORE: Aleppo's Deadly Stalemate)
War of Attrition
Still, the task of cutting off the crucial M5 highway that ferries military supplies from Hama and Damascus north to Idlib and Aleppo has largely fallen to the rebels of Heesh, a town about 17 km from Wadi Deif. (Maaret al-Numan is also a critical point along this highway.)
At one end, in an olive grove on a slight inclination 900 m from the highway below, Abu Mahmoud and his men from Katibat Dara al-Ansar lay in wait, ready to ambush any government vehicle that passes. Two days before TIME met them, they blew up an overpass on the stretch of asphalt that passes below them, using an improvised explosive device planted under cover of darkness. The destroyed overpass, which is clearly visible from their position, cut off part of the highway. Now they were hoping to destroy the rest of it.
Four snipers hid behind a makeshift wall of white stones piled atop one another, a little over waist-high, their scopes trained on the road below. Several other men, rifles at the ready, stood behind a thin cinderblock wall, a structure unlikely to offer any protection should the tanks stationed several hundred meters away near a loyalist outpost on a hill overlooking the highway turn their turrets in the rebels' direction. Abu Mohammad, a tall man with a black-and-white kaffiyeh around his head, green army pants and a black leather jacket, checked in with spotters positioned near the highway to know if a vehicle was on its way. "Number 10, come in, Number 10," he said into a walkie-talkie. There were no vehicles passing that afternoon, but the day before, a tank was destroyed on this stretch of highway, and towed away by a BMP armored vehicle. (TIME was at Maaret al-Numan and heard the chatter from Heesh about the tank over a walkie-talkie.)
At the other end of Heesh, a short motorbike ride through olive groves pitted with shallow craters formed by mortar strikes, several groups were busy digging a trench leading to their end of the highway. In two days, they'd shoveled out a ditch some 50 m long amid the olive trees. The trench got progressively deeper as it approached the end of the grove. The problem was the wide-open empty grassy field beyond the grove that led directly to the straight strip of asphalt. There was no cover. On the day TIME visited, the rebels still had some several hundred meters to dig, through the open field, as MIGs continued to pound the already devastated town.
(PHOTOS: From the Front Lines: Syria by Narciso Contreras)
Meanwhile, at Colonel Suleiman's office elsewhere in Idlib, local military leaders were signing up for the fight and announcing what they intended to contribute. "We are going to bring 7 BKCs [machine guns], about 5 RPGs [rocket-propelled launchers], a 14.5 and a 23 [antiaircraft guns]. If it's a clear day the planes will be out and we'll need them," said Shukrallah Assaf, military commander for Liwa Daraa Idlib, Abu Obaida battalion. "We have a shortage of 14.5-mm ammunition, just so you can take that into account when you distribute it."
A red-bearded man with freckles and a black turban, a flak jacket under his suit jacket, Kalashnikov slung across his shoulder, walked into the colonel's office with a palm-size piece of paper. It was a request for 400 meters of electrical cable and 400 meters of phone cable, to be retrieved from a nearby underground depot.
The depot also housed the supplies the council has received so far for the fight: 75,000 Kalashnikov bullets, 15,000 BKC bullets, some 100 RPGs, 10,000 14.5-mm bullets, 10,000 for 12.7-mm antiaircraft guns. "That's what we have received for the battle for Wadi Deif," Suleiman said. "What we received was about 10% of what the battalions themselves offered to bring to the fight."
It's not enough for a sustained fight, the colonel said, adding that the recent terrorist designation of Jabhat al-Nusra had hurt the FSA's support, and thinned the weapons and funding provided by Qatar and Saudi Arabia. "What is happening now with the Syrian revolution is that they offer enough support to keep it going but not enough for us to bring down the regime," he said. "Naturally, the terrorist designation has affected us, from the countries that move in the American orbit — that is, most countries. The Americans can tell the Saudis, 'Don't extend support because here they have a terrorist organization.' They can tell any country, 'Don't help this revolution, one of its components is a terrorist organization.'" Still, the lack of support didn't seem to faze the colonel, or any of the men on the various front lines. On the contrary. "We can thank God that we are indebted to no one," Suleiman said. "We will erase the name Wadi Deif, and we will be indebted to no one."


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Countdown to Zero
Lucy Walker
Lucy Walker's documentary provides a terrifying insight into the world of nuclear weapons and offers a persuasive argument for disarmament. Charting the history of the atomic bomb from Oppenheimer through to the present day, the film takes J.F. Kennedy's speech before the UN in 1961 as its pivot point.
Walker demonstrates the triple threats of "accident", "miscalculation" and "madness" in turn and highlights the precarious nature of nuclear armament. With appearances from such figures as Mikhail Gorbachev, Jimmy Carter and Tony Blair, interspersed with archive footage, Walker presents an eloquent and considered piece of documentary.
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What's more, I don't necessarily like the way cheesecake tastes or feels in my mouth, but I do like the concept of strawberry cheesecake, especially if the strawberry portion overwhelms the cheesecake part. With that in mind, I made some cupcakes that would hopefully mimic everything I love about strawberry cheesecake and omit all that I dislike.
The cupcakes are a dense vanilla pound cake, the filling is a simple cream cheese frosting mixed with a bit of strawberry pie filling, and the frosting is a buttercream flavored with strawberry jam. There's plenty of strawberry flavor, just a wee taste of cream cheese, and all kinds of sweetness--just what I like. Some might argue that I've done just as much work on these as I would on a cheesecake, and to these people I say, "You're absolutely right." However, I like the end result much, much better.
Strawberry Cheesecake Cupcakes
(makes about 18 cupcakes)
1-1/2 cups cake flour, sifted
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 cup unsalted butter
1-1/2 cups granulated sugar
1/2 cup sour cream
3 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Cream cheese filling:
4 ounces cream cheese, softened
2 tablespoons butter, softened
1 cup sifted powdered sugar
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup strawberry pie filling
Strawberry buttercream frosting:
1 cup unsalted butter, room temperature
3 cups powdered sugar, sifted
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 cup strawberry jam
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line cupcake tin with cupcake liners.
Sift together flour, salt, and baking soda into a medium bowl; set aside.
With a mixer in a large bowl, cream butter and white sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs one at a time. Stir in vanilla. Add flour mixture alternately with sour cream.
Scoop the batter into each cupcake liner, filling about 2/3 full.
Bake in the preheated oven for 30-35 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center of the cupcake comes out clean. Remove from the oven and let cool in tin for 15 minutes. Remove from tin onto a cooling rack.
To make the cream cheese filling, cream together the cream cheese and butter until smooth. Mix in the vanilla. Mix in the powdered sugar 1/2 cup at a time, then fold in the pie filling. To make the frosting, with an electric mixer, beat butter on medium-high speed until pale and creamy, about 2 minutes. Reduce speed to medium. Add the powdered sugar, 1/2 cup at a time, beating well after each addition and scraping down sides of bowl as needed; after both additions, raise speed to high and beat 10 seconds to aerate frosting, then return to medium-high. Frosting will be very pale and fluffy. Add vanilla and jam, and beat until frosting is smooth.
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text: Energy | 27. December 2010 | posted by Jan Oliver Löfken Energy question of the week: Will our appetite for energy continue to increase? Our energy demand can be split into three main areas: electricity, heating, and fuel for mobility. In Germany, every person needs about 6000 watts of power to maintain his or her affluent, mobile way of life. Americans use almost twice that amount. Compare that with people in developing countries, like Chad, who only have 11 watts at their disposal. Is there a need for more and more energy? According to rough estimates of the amount of usable energy available worldwide, each of the almost seven billion inhabitants of Earth could have about 2000 watts of power to use. It is technically feasible to achieve a high standard of living using this amount of energy, but such a fair distribution is an overly utopian vision in this day and age; industrial nations could achieve it in the short term only by making sacrifices in areas such as mobility or expensive imported goods. Energy saving box: The Dutch Environment Ministry distributed these energy saving boxes to 10,000 households, with the aim to encourage the use of means to energy saving technologies. They included energy saving lamps and a device that cuts short the standby mode of television sets. Source: Mtcv. Germany's energy demand seems to have peaked We are living in the age of the highest energy demand in human history. However, at least in Germany, the peak in demand seems to have passed. In 2008, for example, the gross electricity demand fell for the first time, by 0.5 percent, and the trend continued in 2009. Since 2007, Germany's total annual energy demand, including fuel, has stabilised at around 14,200 petajoules. A clear downward trend has not yet been confirmed, but there has been a gradual rise in the percentage of renewable energy sources to cover this demand, reaching almost nine percent in 2009 — the trend is a slow increase. It is not easy to see what the future holds, but it is clear that the energy demand in Germany is currently stagnating and is being met by a growing share of sustainable and climate-friendly sources. On the other hand, the potential for reducing this demand is being addressed only tentatively. Even low impact energy-saving measures, such as the EU-wide ban on conventional light bulbs, are hotly debated but implemented slowly. Restricting mobility based on fossil fuels is regarded as a practical impossibility. Despite this, there are small signs of progress in Germany – particularly under pressure from climate change. However, we are still a long way from a fundamental energy revolution and a balanced global distribution of energy. Year of Science – The Future of Energy: A different question every week, 1 answer and 150 comments In the 'The Future of Energy' Year of Science, DLR has prepared a question each week on the topic of energy, answered by the science journalist Jan Oliver Löfken. Users were invited to post their questions and comment on the blog, and we responded as they came in. We received almost 150 contributions, questions and answers on the blog. We wanted to keep the range of topics as broad as possible, from the EU's energy strategy to unusual research projects like a t-shirt that is also a power source. The aim this year was to examine energy topics in different ways, keeping it exciting, insightful and accessible to all. Many thanks to all our readers for their interest and contributions. The entries posted over the year on DLR's energy blog will remain available in English and German. Top image source: Marcus Obal


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As we come to the year's end, I can't help but reflect on the highs and lows of 2012, and try to imagine what 2013 will bring. Today is a gift we should grasp with both hands, and remember that our faith, family, health, our home sweet homes, and the food on our table are all we really need; everything else in life is a bonus!
But looking back, there were lots of Skinnytaste highlights this year, the top of the list was a book deal with Clarkson Potter – woohoo!!! I've been really busy testing new recipes for the cookbook, then comes the photography, book design, cover designs, lots of fun stuff ahead! I promise to keep you posted as I go through the process.
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Some other great Skinnytaste highlights from 2012:
Fitness Magazine Best Healthy Eating Blog Winner
Babble's Top 100 Mom Food Blogs
Huffington Post Living 35 Diet and Nutrition Experts to Follow
The Daily Meal Top 25 Food Blogs 2012
On a more personal note, I also started running more this year and I'm getting better at it everyday. Perhaps my goal for 2013 should be to run a 5K, we shall see!
And now, for the Top 25 Most Popular Skinny Recipes posted in 2012:
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- Cajun Chicken Pasta on the Lighter Side
- Crock Pot Buffalo Chicken Lettuce Wraps
- Chicken and Broccoli Noodle Casserole
- Skinny Green Monster Smoothie
- Skinny Chocolate Chip Buttermilk Scones
- Skinny Texas Cheese Fries
- Bangin' Grilled Shrimp Skewers
- Cheesy Jalapeno Popper Baked Stuffed Chicken
- Baked Oatmeal with Blueberries and Bananas
- Avocado Egg Salad
- Slow Cooker Pulled Pork
- Zucchini Tots
- Skinny Overnight Oats in a Jar
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- Kalyn's Stuffed Cabbage Casserole
- Asian Chicken Lettuce Wraps
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- Asian Edamame Fried Rice
- Insanely Good Blueberry Oatmeal Muffins
- Skinny No-Bake Peanut Butter Pie
- Crock Pot Chicken Cacciatore
- Oven "Fried" Pickles with Skinny Herb Buttermilk Ranch Dip
- Skinny Salisbury Steak with Mushroom Gravy
- Spicy Black Beans Burgers with Chipotle Mayonnaise
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Top 20 Skinnytaste Recipes 2011
Top 20 Skinnytaste Recipes 2010
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5 Excellent Networking Sites to Help You Find Jobs
As soon as you knew you wanted (or needed) a new job, you got on Facebook and let all your friends and connections there know what you could do and that you were available, right? You probably also went straight to LinkedIn and quickly made a profile there so people could find the awesomely productive employee that is you. But the phone didn't start ringing.
That's not because networking online for a job doesn't work, it's because you have to find all the places where you can make the Internet work for you.
Any expert will tell you that to find a good job in the current economy, you have to know somebody. And unless you live in a very small town, or your dad is the mayor and you've already met all the citizens of your community, this means you're going to have to do some networking.
The good news is that you can do a lot of this networking from the comfort of your own home. Yes, you should get out and make yourself known in the physical world, but while you're doing that, the World Wide Web can give you a helping hand.
There are a lot of social networking sites for job seekers, entrepreneurs and professionals. A lot. And, if you aren't a fan of the ones we suggest here, do some exploring and find some that suit you. It shouldn't be too difficult.
These are five networking sites that you probably aren't making the most use of if you're a job seeker—and you should:
Of course you've set up a LinkedIn profile. Your grandmother has probably set up a LinkedIn profile. But just setting up a profile isn't the kind of networking that lands a job. There are 35 million users, both job seekers and recruiters, on the top business networking site and you could be connected to all of them. On LinkedIn you can have your own distinct URL to include on other sites. The site shows you first-, second- and third-degree connections so you can see when someone you know might have a connection who could help you get a foot in the door with a company hiring in your area of expertise.
You should definitely be taking advantage of the endorsements feature to further legitimize your skills and give a boost to others in your network. Connect with others in your industry—and, therefore, possible jobs—by joining and participating in related groups. Watch for status updates and stay current with your network so you can see when someone you know may be working somewhere new and could help you network there. LinkedIn will even send you jobs you might be interested in based on the skills and work history you list. It's a powerful tool you should take full advantage of.
Plaxo is a networking site very similar to LinkedIn that doesn't get the same attention. The nice thing about your Plaxo profile is that you can include your presence in other social media sites. The site is also connected to Simply Hired and will search jobs for you based on your profile. You can also share photo albums and eCards. Imagine being able to add a contact and send them a "Thanks for the interview" or "It was nice to meet you at that event" card to help them further remember you.
And as a bonus, Plaxo also has an address book that keeps track of contact information for your connections, including maps so you know where they are in the world. Even if it seems similar to LinkedIn, you should use Plaxo to broaden your network and get even more exposure online.
If, as we suggested earlier, you are doing freelance work to keep yourself employed, then Freelanced.com is an excellent social media networking site you should be using. It's a great place to see what jobs companies are posting for freelancers, as well as to be seen by companies who are posting jobs for freelancers.
You can set up a page all about you and what you can do. You can network with other freelancers and then they, and the employers you have worked for, can give you "kudos" to help highlight your profile. You can also get the inside scoop from other freelancers on which jobs or employers were good or bad to work for. If you're going to look for freelance work online, you need to get on this or a similar freelancing site.
If you aren't using or haven't heard much about Jobster, you're not alone. It's a handy site that doesn't get the attention it deserves. It's an excellent tool for getting your information in front of employers who are hiring. Like any such site, you can upload your résumé. But on Jobster, you can also embed your video résumé (rather than having to link out to it) and feature links to your portfolio site.
You can also tag your skills, so if an employer is looking for employees with your specific skill set, your profile will end up in their search results. But you don't have to wait for employers to search for you—you can search for jobs on Jobster and then connect to the job poster to add them to your network directly from the job listing. Making that first connection could give you more of an edge than just submitting your résumé online alone.
MyWorkster is geared toward professionals who are just about to graduate from college. The career-placement office on your campus always tried to tell you that having connections through the school would help you get a job, and they were probably right. The site helps both students and alumni network in order to connect them with more exclusive employment opportunities.
Like any other professional social networking site, you can create a profile and network with potential employers. Your account is free and also includes an instant messenger built into the site, discussion groups, as well as site-sponsored events. There are also job listings provided by Indeed for some added variety in your job search.


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JAMES HOLMES APPEARED just as dazed as he did in his first court appearance last week after the deadly Colorado movie theatre shootings.
In a packed Denver-area courtroom Monday, Holmes, 24, sat silently and did not react as he heard formal charges against him, including first-degree murder for each of the 12 who died and attempted murder for each of the 58 people who were injured in one of the deadliest mass shootings in recent US history.
At one point, a shackled Holmes, still with his hair dyed orange-red, leaned over to speak with one of his lawyers and furrowed his brow.
When the judge asked the former neuroscience student if he agreed with his attorney's request to delay a future court hearing so his defense team could have more time to prepare, Holmes said softly: "Yeah."
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Some of the people in the court wore Batman T-shirts. Several people clasped their hands and bowed their heads as if in prayer before the hearing. At least one victim attended, and she was in a wheelchair and had bandages on her leg and arm. One unidentified man glared at Holmes throughout the hearing.
Holmes was charged with 24 counts of murder, two each for the 12 victims, and 116 counts of attempted murder, two each for the 58 injured.
For the murder charges, one count included murder with deliberation, the other murder with extreme indifference. Both counts carry a maximum death penalty upon conviction; the minimum is life without parole.
A conviction under extreme indifference means that any life sentences would have to be served consecutively, not concurrently, said Craig Silverman, a former chief deputy district attorney in Denver.
In addition, Holmes was charged with one count of possession of explosives and one count of a crime of violence. Authorities said booby trapped his apartment with the intent to kill any officers responding there the night of the attack.
Legal analysts expect the case to be dominated by arguments over the defendant's sanity.
Attorneys also argued over a defence motion to find out who leaked information to the news media about a package the 24-year-old Holmes allegedly sent to his psychiatrist at the University of Colorado Denver.
Authorities seized the package July 23, three days after the shooting, after finding it in the mailroom of the medical campus where Holmes studied.
Several media outlets reported that it contained a notebook with descriptions of an attack, but Arapahoe County District Attorney Carol Chambers said in court papers that the parcel hadn't been opened by the time the "inaccurate" news reports appeared.
Prosecutor Tamara Brady said Monday she will subpoena psychiatrist Lynne Fenton to testify in the dispute over whether a notebook is privileged because of a possible doctor-patient relationship. A hearing on the matter was set for Aug. 16.
District Chief Judge William Sylvester set an Aug. 9 hearing on a motion filed by news organizations seeking to have the case docket unsealed.
A hearing to update the status of the case was set for Sept. 27. A hearing to review evidence matters and to determine whether Holmes should continue to be held without bail was set for the week of Nov. 9.
Unlike Holmes' first court appearance July 23, Monday's hearing was not televised. At the request of the defense, Sylvester barred video and still cameras from the hearing, saying expanded coverage could interfere with Holmes' right to a fair trial.
Last week, Sylvester allowed a live video feed that permitted the world its first glimpse of the shooting suspect. With an unruly mop of orange hair, Holmes appeared bleary-eyed and distracted. He did not speak.
Security was tight for Monday's hearing. Armed officers were stationed on the roof of both buildings at the court complex, and law enforcement vehicles blocked entrances to the buildings.
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Investigators said Holmes began stockpiling gear for his assault four months ago and bought his weapons in May and June, well before the shooting spree just after midnight during a showing of "The Dark Knight Rises." He was arrested by police outside the theatre.
Analysts said that means it's likely there's only one main point of legal dispute between prosecutors and the defence.
"I don't think it's too hard to predict the path of this proceeding," Silverman said. "This is not a whodunit. … The only possible defence is insanity."
Under Colorado law, defendants are not legally liable for their acts if their minds are so "diseased" that they cannot distinguish between right and wrong. However, the law warns that "care should be taken not to confuse such mental disease or defect with moral obliquity, mental depravity, or passion growing out of anger, revenge, hatred, or other motives, and kindred evil conditions."
Experts said there are two levels of insanity defences.
Holmes' public defenders could argue he is not mentally competent to stand trial, which is the argument by lawyers for Jared Loughner, who is accused of killing six people in 2011 in Tucson, Ariz., and wounding several others, including Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. Loughner, who has pleaded not guilty to 49 charges, has been diagnosed with schizophrenia and is undergoing treatment at a Missouri prison facility in a bid to make him mentally fit to stand trial.
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If Holmes' attorneys cannot convince the court that he is mentally incompetent, and he is convicted, they can try to stave off a possible death penalty by arguing he is mentally ill. Prosecutors will decide whether to seek the death penalty in the coming weeks.
He ultimately could verbally enter a plea to the anticipated dozen first-degree murder charges, or his attorneys could enter it for him.
Sam Kamin, a law professor at the University of Denver, said there is "pronounced" evidence that the attack was premeditated, which would seem to make an insanity defence difficult. "But," he said, "the things that we don't know are what this case is going to hinge on, and that's his mental state."
Friends in Southern California, where Holmes grew up, describe him as a smart, sometimes awkward youth fascinated by science. He came to Colorado's competitive neuroscience doctoral program in June 2011. A year later, he dropped out shortly after taking his year-end exam.
Sylvester has tried to tightly control the flow of information about Holmes, placing a gag order on lawyers and law enforcement, sealing the court file and barring the university from releasing public records relating to Holmes' year there.
A consortium of media organisations, including The Associated Press, is challenging Sylvester's sealing of the court file.
On Friday, court papers revealed that Holmes was seeing a psychiatrist at the university. But they did not say how long he was seeing Fenton and if it was for a mental illness or another problem.
The University of Colorado's website identified Fenton as the medical director of the school's Student Mental Health Services.
An online resume listed schizophrenia as one of her research interests and stated that she sees 10 to 15 graduate students a week for medication and psychotherapy, as well as five to 10 patients in her general practice as a psychiatrist
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I'm feeling nostalgic these days.
I want my kids to have those memories. You know the ones where you wander through mysterious verdant paths searching for berries to pick. Where you have a basket in hand. A few minor wounds from thorny bushes. Fingers stained with berry juice. Those memories.
Just after I put together this post to share with you, I got a very kind email that seemed amazingly prescient. Pam Fitch, the dear mom of Paul's best friends, wrote to me about how my husband would pick blackberries in the San Juan Islands when he was a kid visiting for the summer. Pam would promise to make jams and cobblers, if the kids took the time to pick berries. I guess Paul spent most of his time eating his berries long before any could make it back to the kitchen. When I shared the email with Paul, we both smiled at our long love of the blackberry hunt. For both of us, the memories are just as sweet as the fruit.
Here's to carrying on the tradition and joy of picking blackberries. Foraged berries may be funkier than those gorgeous specimens we can buy at the store, but we picked 'em ourselves, damn it. Now let's make some jam with our bounty....
(printable recipe)
- 2 1/2 pounds or 5 cups of blackberries
- 3 - 3 3/4 cups sugar
- 1 lemon (zest and juice)
Preheat oven to 250 degrees.
Wash the berries. Place berries and sugar in a dutch oven or stock pot.
Zest the lemon and blanch the zest in hot water for 2-3 minutes to remove the bitter oils from the skins. Add blanched zest, along with the juice of the lemon, to the dutch oven. Stir everything together.
Set the dutch oven on the stove top over high heat. Stir berries regularly to avoid burning. You want the mixture to cook and bubble away vigorously. Taste periodically for sweetness and add a little more sugar, if you think it needs it. Trust yourself. I personally like my blackberry jam nice and sweet.
While your jam cooks, get your jars ready. A while back, Paul took a preserving class with local jam goddess, June Taylor, who taught Paul a very easy sterilizing technique: place clean jars on a baking sheet in a 250 degree oven while your jam is cooking (for at least 10 minutes). Paul also puts a glass Pyrex pouring cup in the oven along with the jars to sterilize the all the glass. He then washes the lids and seals in hot soapy water. (If you use Weck's glass lids, you can sterilize them in the oven too.)
Set everything aside when sterile and wait for jam finish cooking.
Your jam should be done as it becomes thick and syrupy after about 10-15 minutes of bubbling. There is a whole jamming mystery about achieving the proper set and there is also a lot of subjectivity about this notion. I followed Paul's suggestions and he said to look for the the foam to lessen and the bubbles settle down a bit as the jam reaches the point of doneness.
Scoop hot jam into the jars using the sterile Pyrex pouring cup. Be sure to use a clean paper towel to wipe any excess jam for the lip of the jar before you pop the lids on. Seal immediately and the hot jam locks everything into place.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Sunbathers headed to the beach this summer will find new sunscreen labels on store shelves that are designed to make the products more effective and easier to use. But despite those long-awaited changes, many sunscreens continue to carry SPF ratings that some experts consider misleading and potentially dangerous, according to a consumer watchdog group.
A survey of 1,400 sunscreen products by the Environmental Working Group finds that most products meet new federal requirements put in place last December. The rules from the Food and Drug Administration ban terms like "waterproof," which regulators consider misleading, and require that sunscreens filter out both ultraviolet A and B rays. Previously some products only blocked UVB rays, which cause most sunburn, while providing little protection against UVA rays that pose the greatest risk of skin cancer and wrinkles.
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Many consumers assume that SPF 100 is twice as effective as SPF 50, but dermatologists say the difference between the two is actually negligible. Where an SPF 50 product might protect against 97% of sunburn-causing rays, an SPF 100 product might block 98.5% of those rays.
"The high SPF numbers are just a gimmick," says Marianne Berwick, professor of epidemiology at the University of New Mexico. "Most people really don't need more than an SPF 30 and they should reapply it every couple of hours." Berwick says sunscreen should be used in combination with hats, clothing and shade, which provide better protection against ultraviolet radiation.
Some dermatologists say there may be some rationale for using higher SPF sunscreens, since users often don't apply enough of the lotion to get its full effect.
"The challenge is that beyond 50 the increase in UV protection is relatively small," says Dr. Henry Lim, chair of dermatology at the Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.
The SPF number indicates the amount of sun exposure needed to cause sunburn on sunscreen-protected skin compared with unprotected skin. For example, a SPF rating of 30 means it would take the person 30 times longer to burn wearing sunscreen than with exposed skin.
There is a popular misconception that the SPF figure relates to a certain number of hours spent in the sun. However this is incorrect, since the level of exposure varies by geography, time of day and skin complexion.
The FDA itself said in 2011 that "labeling a product with a specific SPF value higher than 50 would be misleading to the consumer." At the time the agency proposed capping all SPF values at 50 because "there is not sufficient data to show that products with SPF values higher than 50 provide greater protection for users." But regulators have faced pushback from companies, including Johnson & Johnson, which argue that higher SPF products provide measurable benefits.
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As a result, the FDA says it is still reviewing studies and comments submitted by outside parties, and there is no deadline for the agency to finalize an SPF cap.
It took the agency decades to put in place last year's sunscreen changes. FDA first announced its intent to draft sunscreen rules in 1978 and published them in 1999. The agency then delayed finalizing the regulations for years until it could address concerns from both industry and consumers.
The FDA is also reviewing the safety of effectiveness of spray-on products, which use different formulations from other sun-protection solutions. Among other concerns, the agency is looking at whether the sprays can be harmful when inhaled.
The survey by the Environmental Working Group found that one in four sunscreens sold in the U.S. Is a spray product.
"People like the sprays because they are quick to put on and cover a lot of area," said Dr. Darrell Rigel, a dermatologist in New York. "The downside is that you usually have to apply two coats.".
More than 76,000 men and women in the U.S. Will be diagnosed with melanoma this year and 9,480 are expected to die from the aggressive form of skin cancer, according to the National Cancer Institute. The disease, which is often linked to ultraviolet exposure, is usually curable when detected early.
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Slingshot follows a group of petty criminals or "tiradors" (in local slang), in a slum neighbourhood in Manila. As a major national election is about to take place, turbulence grows, two sides conflict – those asking for votes in exchange for freedom, and those who aim to eliminate the crime altogether – bad news for the tiradors.
The film starts as it means to go on – setting the scene with a midnight, torch-lit raid on the community's dilapidated tenement blocks. The characters that populate the slums are discovered, junkies, criminals, and mistresses, strikingly young teenagers and families with babies all scrambling for their survival. Handheld camera shots throughout the film add to the claustrophobia and intensity of such a desperate existence. Nathan Lopez's character illustrates the conflict between juvenile humanity and criminality – showing that the protagonists have ultimately the same everyday concerns – their appearance, love, life and day-to-day survival.
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Victoria Solomon, a Princeton University senior with plans to use electronics to improve medical technology, has been named a 2013 Marshall Scholar.
Solomon, from North Wales, Pa., plans to pursue a master's degree in medical electronics and physics in the United Kingdom. She is the second Princeton student this year to win a Marshall, which pays the cost of graduate studies and living expenses at a British university of the recipient's choice for up to two years. The other Marshall Scholar is Jake Nebel, a philosophy major, whose selection was announced in November.
Solomon, an electrical engineering major, said she intends to focus her studies on developing technological systems that can assist people with physical disabilities. She said that her time at Princeton, including an independent project on remote biomedical sensors, showed her how to make technology that can lead to social improvements.
"Before I found engineering, I always knew I wanted to help people, I just didn't know in what way," Solomon said. "My long-term goal is to design biomedical systems that can improve people's lives."
In her scholarship application, Solomon said she was inspired by the story of Rahamim Melamed-Cohen, an Israeli artist left paralyzed by Lou Gehrig's disease. She said his work was made possible not only by the determination of the artist to overcome his disability, but also by the scientists and engineers who developed the systems that supported him.
"Dr. Melamed-Cohen cannot move his arms, legs or most other muscles," she wrote. "Yet, with the aid of a computer sensor that tracks his eye movement, he managed to create an entire book of artwork."
Naveen Verma, an assistant professor of electrical engineering at Princeton, advised Solomon on her junior-year project, which involved creating a system to send data about a patient from a medical sensor to a smartphone. The sensor can monitor brain or cardiac activity and alert physicians to changes in status that may indicate a developing problem. Solomon's work was part of a larger project that eventually will allow doctors to remotely monitor patients through their phones and allow people greater freedom while recovering from a variety of ailments, Verma said.
Verma also is supervising Solomon's independent work this semester in collaborating with Technology Against ALS Foundation to build a more affordable, portable communication devise for patients with the neurodegenerative disease amytrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), which is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
"Victoria is very driven about how she can bring her technical expertise to these applications," Verma said. "She approaches all of the engineering fundamentals with the constant question of how does this solve a health care problem."
Solomon is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and of the engineering honor society Tau Beta Pi. Within the engineering school, she has advised freshmen in course selection and shared insights in independent work through open houses in electrical engineering. She also leads University tours as an Orange Key Tour guide.
Throughout her time at Princeton, Solomon has been active with the Center for Jewish Life, including serving as chairperson of the Social Justice Committee and as a member of its student board.
She also has worked as a research assistant in the laboratory of Stacey Sinclair, associate professor of psychology and African American studies, and as an intern at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.
As a high school student, Solomon served on the board of the social service agency Manna on Main Street in Lansdale, Pa., and wrote a book about the center with Tom Allebach, the agency's executive director at the time, to raise funds for the organization.
"There are a lot of unfounded stereotypes about people who come to a food pantry," Solomon said. "My co-author and I wanted to put a face to these people who are really just like you and me."
"Victoria is not the kind of person who likes to stand around," Allebach said. "She likes to accomplish things. She was always very service-oriented, very focused on the people."
Allebach recalled a dinner at which Solomon envisioned future devices that could be used to help patients. He said he was not surprised that she had been selected for the scholarship program.
"She sticks with things," he said. "She does not give up."
After her Marshall Scholarship, Solomon hopes to work at a company that creates and markets biomedical and assistive technologies for patients with disabilities. She also intends to mentor future engineers and build awareness about research that can be pursued outside of academia.


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