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The record-setting 2009 corn crop continues to be the talk in the crop world, but ensuring that crop continues to be stored properly to ensure quality is important as well.
Proper storage management ensures a good quality grain coming out of bins at any time of the year, according to Mark Heckman, a farmer from Southeast Iowa, who is also the commodity manager for Big River Resources, LLC-an ethanol plant in West Burlington, Iowa.
"The major concerns farmers have had this year are low test weights and high moisture, both of which can be dealt with if managed properly," he said.
Charles Hurburgh, with the Iowa Grain Quality Initiative at Iowa State University, said a cool, long growing season, such as seen in 2009, will often result in high yields with high grain moistures and low test weights.
"The lower test weight is the result of more starch and lower protein on a relative basis, a condition that also reduces field dry-down rates and increases drying costs," said Hurburgh.
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Focolarini: living for unity
The focolarini have given the name to the Focolare Movement. They are single men and women who live in separate communities called focolares (hearths), which are at the core of the Movement. They strive to keep alive the "fire" from which the name "focolare" derives.
They put their goods in common. They feel drawn by God, and have given their lives to Him, firmly convinced of His love. They have left father, mother, family, and lands, to contribute to the realization of Jesus' prayer: "That all be one" (Jn 17:21).
They can be found in the United Nations, beside the sick and the poor on the fringes of the great metropolises and in frontier territories, in skyscrapers and in slums, in villages and capitals. They wish to make Jesus present according to the words of Scripture: "For where two or more gather in my name, there am I in the midst of them" (Mt 18:20). This experience of unity with God is the force that leads them to build bridges of peace, to enkindle the light of hope in the midst of darkness, to respond with love to violence. Every split, every division is like a magnet for them, because there is where unity is wanting, and it is for this that they have given their lives.


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Prep/Total Time: 25 min.
2 pounds ground beef
2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
3 garlic cloves, minced
1/3 cup lemon juice
1/4 cup beef broth
2 tablespoons minced fresh oregano
2 teaspoons dried oregano
2 beef bouillon cubes
1-1/2 teaspoons minced fresh basil
1/2 teaspoon dried basil
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
6 pita breads, halved
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Super Bunny (my last android game)
My new android game (autopromo)
Just a small post to show you my last android game : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.studio3wg.truck
The game is powered by the wonderful citrusengine and nape for physics
And it's an adobe AIR Game (yep flash ^^) Even if i think clearly that air (and flash) will not survive for long time, my skills with flash make that i allways love Flash, Even if i'm playing with UNITY .
This is my first real multiscreen game (the other or not compatible with small screen) but this one is fully multi screen across every android devices.
I tested the game on many devices :
Samsung S2
Samsung S3
Samsung S4
Jxd 7300 B
Wiko king ( a chineese phone)
Meizu MX 4 core
Nexus 7
Sony xperia Arc
Sony Xperia Z (a little bit slow on this one)
You can play donwload it here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.studio3wg.truck
Bee Trip ! DONE !
10 Hours after i started this LD
Bee Trip is here not a great game .. for sure But my second with unity 3D
more here BEE TRIP ENTRY
Bee Trip (minimalistic code)
My game's main script is minimalistic too
var path : Transform[];
var value : float;
var travelSpeedDivider:float;
public var isPlaying:boolean;
var Alive:boolean;
var explosion:GameObject;
var explosion2:GameObject;
var Bee:Transform;
var GuiRef:GameObject;
function Start(){
function Update(){
if(Input.GetKey("space") || Input.touchCount == 1){
function OnTriggerEnter(collision : Collider) {
function delayedStart(){
yield WaitForSeconds(3);
function delayedRestart(){
yield WaitForSeconds(5);
Application.LoadLevel (0);
Bee Trip (HomePage)
GamePlay (not fun) but near to be finished to submit in time.
Games run fine on my android devices (even poor devices)
Only worked 10 hours for now (I have Children ^^)
Todo: Before LD is finished
1 3D paper toy style Mole
2 Adding Some Sounds (maybe)
3 Saving player's score
4 Improve Mole's Movments.
Todo : After LD to make it somthing cool
1 Improve Bee Style
2 Adding details to world (After LD dead line)
3 Adding things to make the game less repetitive.
4 Make it fun !
GamePlay video (bad quality for fast youtube upload)
Started only this morning.
I decided to create a "minimalisting code" game.
Actualy the game is only 10 lines of codes
It will be "infinite" on each level the game will go faster
This is my second unity game (sorry i come from flash )
The game actualy only use iTween and a path.
The main goal is to avoid mole as you play a flying bee ridding along a closed path.
Not sure i can finish have a lot to do in real life..
But participating LD is so fun …
My new free game for android : Gerard !
Here is my new Free android game powered by http://citrusengine.com/ / starlingFramework / http://napephys.com/
and adobe air … aka FLASH !
A small video preview
This game is sponsored by http://jeux2moto.com
My Christmas Gift for android users
I just published a Christmas android game powered by http://citrusengine.com/
Santa Rush is a classical "Monster truck" game.
I hope santa will make my dream come true and that a lot of people will play for christmas eve.
My October challenge Fail.. but PandaVenture (android) is out
I tried to complete my October challenge, but i failed to finish my game before the end of october … ;(
But My project PandaVenture is now Out check it on android (it's free)
Here are some screenshot of the game
The game was made with adobe air on Stage3D using the great but unfortunally unfinished framework from @arkeus AxGL inspired by flixel
I hope there are some people motivated to play with Axgl it realy worth a look…
Are you looking for a job ?
First off i'm not affiliated with this company but i love they humor and they are looking for people.
So if you want make TRUE games tell them us
Nobody can beat me ^^ Little Knight's Tiny World
Just a little post to tell all the people around the world that i have the highscore in my game ^^
NOBODY can BEAT ME (evil laugh)
You can see my entry here : http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-23/?action=preview&uid=4055
Or Try to beat my high score http://www.jeux.mu/de-plate-forme/le-petit-chevalier-autour-de-la-planete.html
Little Knight's Tiny World POST :Post Mortem
Since i have things to do in real life my goal whas to finish ld23 in 24 hours so i posted my entry yesterday.
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The Hermosa Beach Planning Commission voted not to revoke Club 705's Conditional Use Permit for on-sale alcoholic beverage establishments (CUP), but instead to modify the permit so as to attract a viable future client.
The 8,900 square-foot club, located at 705 Pier Avenue, has been closed since mid-October and the operators are currently seeking a new owner, representative John Bowler said to the commission during the public hearing. He asked that the commission allow the permit to remain intact to allow the greatest flexibility when looking for a new operator.
The report states that Regency Centers, the company that owns Plaza Hermosa shopping center, is in the process of taking possession of the property from the business owners and is actively marketing it for other uses.
Over a two-year period, police responded to 43 calls to the establishment, including 25 noise complaints. Guns have been reported at the site, as well as numerous battery reports from fights, including at least one stabbing.
"It has proven enough of a problem that the owner has decided to sell rather than to create further issues," wrote Bowler in a letter to the commission.
The commission decided to modify the CUP by limiting their operating hours until 12 p.m. "Because after midnight is when the bulk of all those problems start," commissioner Ron Pizer said. The previous permit allowed them to operate until 2 a.m.
They also eliminated cover charges except on Thursday through Saturday and determined that no minimum drink requirements can be imposed at any time. ER
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You will find this Days Inn to be just 10 minutes from San Diego International Airport, the Downtown Business District, area beaches, Old Town, Sea World, and most every favored attraction in the city! The rate difference is easily visible by searching Kayak.
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In over 3 years I have done this hotel well over ten times. Always a nice place to rest. The two room suites are my favorite. We have two more confirmed reservations upcoming here this year. They have never charged us any taxes or fees here.
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On the other hand, I just read the reviews on TripAdvisor, and I doubt my wife would be up for staying at this place. Oh well.
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November 28, 2014
The Des Moines airport board doesn't want to change the airport's name.
The board has voted to keep the name of the Des Moines International Airport.
In voting on the name-change proposal on Tuesday, board members cited the cost of changing the airport's name and name recognition.
The proposal nows goes before the Des Moines City Council.
Airport Director Craig Smith says it would cost about $85,000 to change all the places that carry the airport's name. He says it would also cost airport tenants to change the name.
Two names have been suggested for the airport.
Luther Smith was a Tuskegee Airman and Arthur Smith was a longtime airport manager.
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Arizona Mining, Minerals, & Copper: An AZGS Primer | The earliest miners in what is now Arizona were Native Americans who chiefly mined surface outcrops of salt, clays, hematite, quartz, obsidian, stone, turquoise, and coal. In the late 1600's, Spanish explorers began the hunt for metallic deposits with special focus on gold and silver. Antonio de Espejo made the first major silver discovery south of the San Francisco Peaks in May 1583, near what some believe is present-day Jerome, Arizona. By the late 17th Century, Spanish prospectors had engaged in extensive mining in the mountains bordering the Santa Cruz River and its tributary Sonoita Creek. Rare finds of sheets or "planchas" of silver – one sheet reportedly weighted 2700 pounds – fired the imaginations of several generations of miners. (Image to left: Early day miners stand in front of a mine portal near Morenci, AZ)
In 1854, in Ajo, Arizona, the Arizona Mining and Trading Company launched the modern era of hard-rock mining. A burgeoning mining industry stimulated early growth in the Arizona Territory, and by 1864 nearly 25 percent of the male, non-native populace was prospectors. By the 1870's a plethora of hardrock mines were yielding prodigious volumes of copper, lead, zinc, silver and gold ore. In 1912, the newly christened state of Arizona supported 445 active mines, 72 concentrating facilities, and 11 smelters; their gross value that year was nearly 67 million dollars -- equivalent to1.4 billion dollars in 2006. (Image bottom right: Modern-day Tiger Mine in San Manuel, AZ)
The important metallic commodities of Arizona, listed in order of decreasing value, include copper, gold, silver, molybdenum, and lead. Non-metallic (industrial) minerals produced -- listed in order of decreasing value -- include sand and gravel, crushed stone, clay, cement, gypsum, lime, perlite, pumice, and salt. Arizona's is world-famous for its turquoise, peridot, petrified wood, azurite, and malachite; turquoise, azurite and malachite are copper-bearing minerals. Arizona also produces energy resources such as coal and small quantities of petroleum and natural gas.
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Need an anti-spying solution designed to lock down your messages and protect your privacy? One smartphone case maker promises as much, but only proves a fraction of its claims.
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From controlling your child's device to keeping track of their movements, here is a list of useful apps for modern-day parents.
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A roundup of educational articles, apps and tutorials for educators looking to integrate technology into the classroom, updated for 2014.
Microsoft's Garage is now an incubator launching cross-platform consumer apps
Microsoft's Garage is morphing from an internal hacking lab to an incubator for lightweight consumer-focused apps for Android, iOS and Windows.
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The iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 will spearhead Apple's tablet push for the next year or so. Are the improvements enough to keep the iPad ahead of the game?
Apple and supplier GT strike breakup deal
Apple and its sapphire material supplier have agreed on a deal to repay debts to Apple but an explanation for what went wrong remains under wraps.
Apple Pay vs. Google Wallet: hands-on experiences at McDonald's
Apple launched its new virtual wallet service with the iOS 8.1 update yesterday while Google has had its system running for a couple of years. ZDNet's Matt Miller took two devices to McDonald's and was able to pay without a real wallet.
An ode to Apple's fading iPod: It begat the iPhone
The iPod has been relegated to the non-material "other" revenue bucket for Apple starting next quarter. But its DNA lives on in the iPhone, iOS and App Store.
Apple Q4: Cook talks Apple Pay; IBM deal; Mac-iPad convertible?
Apple's fourth-quarter earnings blew Wall Street's expectations away. After the second-half release of products and services, Apple executives explain a few things.
Apple adds a few more security fixes in iOS 8.1
It's only about a month since iOS 8.0 was released so there's not much new in security patches to add to 8.1. Two of the fixes also show up in a new Apple TV version.
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Apple reported strong numbers for the last three-month period. And if you thought the PC market was anything to go by, you're wrong: the Mac is back.
Apple Pay, new features roll out as iOS 8.1 released for iPhones, iPads
The latest version of Apple's mobile operating system is out, and so is its wireless payments system, Apple Pay, designed for the latest iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
Apple, IBM deal could reach 42M new users; iPad recovery on deck?
Apple's deal with IBM will see a massive spike in uptake across the iPhone and iPad market, one Wall Street analyst says, at a time where iPad sales continue to stagnate.
Top iOS news of the week: New iPads, iPhones big in China, new Skype for iOS
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Traffic lights habitually serve as the bane of commuters. Getting stopped at a red with no sign of approaching traffic, missing a synchronized green because of unforeseen obstacles and falling short of a fleeting turn arrow all contribute to those ever-expanding back and neck stress knots. Two European researchers, Stefan Lämmer and Dirk Helbing, believe they may have a solution to those ...
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A guy named Craig Henderson recently drove from Canada to Mexico in a car that got a Guinness World record-breaking 119.1 miles-per-gallon. More impressive, though, is the fact that he never once had to stop to refuel. That's right, Henderson made it all the way from Blaine, Washington to Chulla Vista, Mexico on just one tank of gas, and consumed just 12.4 gallons of diesel along the 1,384-mile t...
Police in India Use Facebook to Catch Dangerous Drivers
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Color, pattern and flexibility make this an easy look to achieve.
Cottage doesn't rise or fall on a consistent color scheme, or require orthodoxy on surfaces or overall style. Its strength is its ability to be a little bit of this and that and still work visually. That means colorful stripes [top] in a kitchen sink skirt can work in close proximity with a similar rug. No matching required.
The informality of stripes, and the number of different colors, present so many options for picking out one or two to use as accents. And unlike slicker styles which emphasize stone, wood or tile, cottage can be very dependent on fabric, particularly fabric table coverings which add tons of charm.
Red and white stripes – here accomplished by a red chevron pattern – is a default, mid-20th century cottage look whether the fabric is cotton or French linen. And in this Swedish style cottage set up, stripes mix happily with gingham, a floral print, a different stripe-style rug, and painted furniture, too. Which helps explain why cottage lives on and on.


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Kitich Camp, Mathews mountain forest, Kenya
With just six tents situated under a dense tree canopy, overlooking the stunning Ngeng River, this camp is a low-key classic. At Kitich, we provide old fashioned safari comforts, including soft & fresh linen, comfortable double beds, iced drinks, and gracious dining – all in a wonderfully peaceful setting.
Kitich Camp is a truly remote and private location in a stunning forest glade on the upper slopes of the Mathews Mountains (also known as the Lenkiyio Hills). The forest of the Mathews Mountains covers about 900 sq. km, and the astounding peaks rise 6000 ft. from the surrounding lowlands.
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By day, guests can explore forest trails and crystal clear mountain streams by foot. The local Samburu guides share their extensive knowledge of the abundant hardwood trees, cycads, orchids, birds and butterflies. Unlike most of Africa, guests can swim and relax in the springs and rivers around Kitich camp.
At night, the atmosphere is magical, and the glade is lit for guests to observe the cautious trail of nocturnal visitors, including Melanistic (black-coated) leopard, elephant, bushbuck, and buffalo – all of which come to drink and hunt by the river.
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Welcome to the 31st edition of the Carnival of Central and Eastern European Genealogy! The topic for this edition is carousel, and includes articles that originally been submitted to other editions that never occurred as a result of time constraints that prevented me from posting editions more frequently. (I am sorry for the delays.) So, here are the articles:
First, we have an article from Romeo Vitelli of Providentia. In "The Kaspar Hauser Mystery (Part 1)," he writes about the mysterious case of Kaspar Hauser, a boy who had mysterious and unknown origins.
Last, but not least, we have an article from Greta Koehl of Greta's Genealogy Blog. In "Advent Calender Day 24: Christmas Eve - Holy Supper," she describes her family's tradition of celebrating Holy Supper on Christmas Eve.
Well, that is it for this edition. The topic for the next edition will be on Personal Research, Research Experiences, and Tips, and the edition will be hosted here. The deadline for submissions will be August 14th, and the edition will be posted on August 19th. You can submit your entry here. Enjoy!
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UNIVERSITY PARK — River Club resident Cindy Snowball glances around the Atlanta Bread Company restaurant she and her husband have owned for the last five years.
Not much light trickles in through the windows on this overcast day, but it is enough to illuminate the empty chairs and tables throughout the store.
Black patio furniture sits just inside the front doorway. It's the middle of the day, but the lights are out.
The store, which has served East County residents since it opened on University Parkway, closed for the final time after the last customer left May 7.
"It's mixed feelings," Snowball said, taking in the scene. "We had good times, but it's sad, too. I really just want to thank all the customers that came and the community for supporting us."
Although the hour is dark, Snowball remains hopeful, not yet sure of what the future holds. For now, she's finishing paperwork and wrapping up other business that accompanies a store closure.
The store had been doing well until the economy began to fail, Snowball said. Even in the fall months, it was hitting the same numbers as previous years. But in January, sales dipped 15% and never recovered.
Snowball, who owned the store with her husband, Mike, said the restaurant lost its lease rather suddenly, and she decided not to try to renegotiate.
"It was just better to say 'OK, now is the time to close,'" Snowball said. "It was a hard decision. I have wonderful employees. We had wonderful customers. I want to thank all our customers because they've made it really like family."
Although Snowball won't be working at the restaurant anymore, she will relish the memories that have been created there, whether mingling with guests, working the front register or providing food for events throughout the community.
Customers such as Natalie Gundrum, who got Atlanta Bread involved in charity events, are the people Snowball will miss most, she said.
"You get to be friends with them," Snowball said of her customers. "You see some of them every day. We loved doing the charity events. We would donate the food and our time and the people were so appreciative. It's just been a part of being in the community which I really love being. I just want to thank all of our customers, and I wish everyone well."
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Thanks to Nine Inch Nails, David Lynch is heading back behind the camera. No, he won't be directing a feature film (we haven't given up hope though), but rather a music video for the band's new single "Came Back Haunted," which hit the airwaves earlier this month. Trent Reznor tweeted a random photo of him and the filmmaker, and sources have confirmed that the two are definitely working together.
Pitchfork reported that Reznor recruited Lynch to direct the music video for the band's comeback single. NIN has yet to confirm the news, but based on the photo that Reznor shared via Twitter (see below), and the fact that the two have worked together in the past, this information rings true. (The two previously worked on Lynch's 1997 film, Lost Highway.)
Reznor has described himself as a huge Lynch fan, telling Rolling Stone in 1997 that NIN "used to hold up [their] shows so [they] could watch the latest Twin Peaks." He said that working with Lynch was intense at first, but later he discovered that he was cooler than he imagined.
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Peace Builders Training now has educational resources to support Humphrey Fellows when they return to their countries. Read more. The video below explains more about the training.
New Book Highlights Energy of Conflict and Trauma
Mark Umbreit's latest book, Dancing With the Energy of Conflict and Trauma: Letting Go, Finding Peace in Families, Communities & Nations, is now available. This set of stories about healing and reconciliation shows how people have learned to "be" with the energy of conflict and trauma in ways that help them find deeper peace. Examples draw from Mark's family and his work with people both nationally and internationally.
More information and how to purchase (PDF).
Film on the Energy of Forgiveness and Restorative Dialogue
In partnership with the Fetzger Institute in Michigan, Mark Umbreit co-produced a new film with Emergence Pictures, Being With the Energy of Forgiveness: Lessons from Former Enemies in Restorative Dialogue. Featured are cases where victims of serious crimes and communities in conflict have found ways to move forward in life.
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Article Explores Language of Energy
In his article, "The Energy of Conflict and Conflict Resolution: More Than a Metaphor," Ted Lewis considers why facilitators talk about blocked and released energies. Is it possible that profound conversations "from the heart" literally talk about our physical hearts as the primary place where emotional energies are stored, released and transformed? Read the article (PDF).
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Twin Cedars had a rough day trying to defeat Murray on Tuesday.
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Twin Cedars' basketball players will stay in Bussey this evening while Melcher-Dallas will head to Garden Grove as each school gets back to Bluegrass Conference action.
Twin Cedars and Albia played each other close, but it was the Blue Demons and Lady Dees that ended up on top in the end.
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Melcher-Dallas and Twin Cedars had opposite days on the hardwood on Tuesday.
Twin Cedars' girls fell to Davis County, 43 – 37 on Monday.
Twin Cedars and Melcher-Dallas had two different evenings on the basketball court yesterday.
Melcher-Dallas' and Twin Cedars' basketball teams will try to improve on Tuesday's efforts tonight in separate contests.
It was a story of two different games in Bussey on the hardwood last night.
With most girls' teams getting at least one game under their belt before the holiday break, Twin Cedars will actually be playing in their first contest of the new season tonight at home against Wayne.
Making it to the regional finals one year ago, the Twin Cedars girls' basketball team will miss quite a bit of talent this season when they start playing after the Thanksgiving break.
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Setting the school record for wins with 21? Check. Winning the Bluegrass Conference tournament for the second straight year? Check. Making the regional final for the first time in school history? Check.
The Bluegrass conference released their list of All-Conference boys' and girls' squads for the 2012-13 season. For the girls, Twin Cedars had five players on the list.
Setting a school record for wins in a season and making the Class 1A girls' regional final also for the first time in school history, the Twin Cedars' girls' basketball team had a lot to take out of the 2012-13 campaign.
Making the regional final for the first time in school history, the Twin Cedars' girls' basketball team fell just short of their first trip to state, losing to Earlham this past Monday, 79 – 55.
Earlham proved to be too much for Twin Cedars' girls in Monday night's Class 1A regional basketball final, as the Cardinals prevailed 79 – 55 over the Sabers.
Twin Cedars' girls' coach, Justin Nolte, will be on the sidelines for his first trip to the Class 1A regional final today, when his team heads to Truro to face Earlham, with a spot in the state tournament up for grabs.
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A first half deficit didn't faze the Twin Cedars' girls' basketball team, as they came back to beat Moravia Friday night, 74 – 63.
Twin Cedars and Moravia have gotten pretty familiar with one another this season, and tonight, they'll play the most important game of both of their seasons when they match-up for the fourth time this year in the Class 1A girls' basketball regional semifinals.
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Twin Cedars' girls breezed by Southeast Warren on the hardwood Tuesday night, winning their second round contest 52 – 35.
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This is a newly built lakefront cottage with 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. The downstairs bedroom has full bed, and downstairs full tile bath with tub and shower.
Upstairs there are two large bedrooms. One has a queen size bed and two twin beds, the other a queen size bed. Upstairs full granite bath with shower.
The kitchen is open to dining and living area. Eat out on the deck, or relax down on the dock. Take the kayak out to see the loons, or go swimming. The lot slopes gently to the water's edge.
The basement is a finished rec room.
Cottage is less than 10 miles from both Camden and Belfast. Enjoy the harbors, visit the many small shops, museums, and art galleries. Go to a play or see a movie. Swim at one of the beaches or hike up Mt. Batty in Camden. Take a day sail out of either harbor. Visit Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor.
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At the beginning of the decade, the student population of Ohio State Marion was approximately 1200. Today it is very close to 1900—about a 58% increase—and the tenured and tenure track faculty has increased from approximately 27 to 40. The student enrollment number includes the Marion campus and our Delaware Center together. That growth, we believe, is reflective of several things—not least of which is the value people recognize in an Ohio State education. It also reflects, we believe, a growing awareness that today's economy requires a well-educated workforce that can reason and think creatively. And, it's fair to say, when the economy sours, people often tend to seek more and better education. People are choosing an Ohio State education also because of our continuously improving rankings as assessed by national publications. The theme of "excellence to eminence" enunciated by President E. Gordon Gee is our inspiration. President Gee was recently recognized as the #1 college president by Time magazine.
The regional campuses such as Ohio State Marion are an integral part of Ohio State's success story. They deliver the Ohio State brand of education in a setting similar to a stand-alone liberal arts college. Classes are smaller (15 to 25 students) taught by, in many cases, tenured faculty including full professors. Yet, all of the resources of the big, well-renowned research institution are available to the students and faculty here on this campus. Accessibility and affordability remain hallmarks of Ohio State Marion. While the Columbus campus has introduced a selective enrollment model, the regional campuses remain open-enrollment portals to an Ohio State education—at about two-thirds the cost of attending the Columbus campus. Here in Marion, students can complete all courses necessary for some bachelor's degrees or they can campus-change to Columbus to complete their degrees.
Having this piece of Ohio State in Marion is a tremendous asset in terms of accessibility for many students who might not be able to attend college otherwise. Through the generous support of donors both present and past, Ohio State Marion is able to offer students over a million dollars per year in financial aid. The scholarship opportunities have recently increased with new "portable" endowed scholarships being funded by Art and Ann Lowe of Marion and long-time Marion County resident Trella Romine. These scholarships will allow a student to start here in Marion and carry the scholarship to other parts of the Ohio State system.
Some significant events over the last decade for Ohio State Marion include:
· 50th anniversary of Ohio State in Marion in 2007
· 40th anniversary in 2008 of establishment of the Marion campus on SR 95 as the location for Ohio State Marion (and later for Marion Technical College)
· A 700 student increase in student population over the last decade
· Construction of Maynard Hall, the new student services and administration building in 2005, greatly improving admissions, career counseling and other student services
· Addition of all the courses necessary for an Ohio State baccalaureate degree in history in 2003, bringing to 7 the number of majors that may be completed at Ohio State Marion, including General Business.
· Hosting Ohio Chautauqua events in 2004, Ohio Prairie Association conference in 2005, and first release of the The Harding Affair: Love and Espionage During the Great War 1n 2009, among other significant outreach events.
· Departure of Dominic Dottavio as Dean and Director in May, 2003 as he became President of Heidelberg University and addition of Greg Rose as Dean and Director in 2004 following his term as interim Dean
· Remodeling of the first and second floors of Morrill Hall, and part of the third floor (recently completed) that has added or expanded classrooms, computer laboratories, academic enrichment areas for students, seminar rooms, student/faculty interaction areas, and a new student lounge, as well as upgraded instructional technology, accommodating an increased number of students, improved instruction, and more class offerings.
· Launch of Learning Enrichment Institute—classes in a variety of fields for people 55 and over.
· Multiple points of outreach and engagement with our community, including Kids' College, Five Nights on Campus, the Ohio Spider Survey, and PALS mentoring with Ohio State Marion and Marion City Schools students.
Looking forward, we hope to continue building Ohio State Marion into even more of a fully-functional small campus delivering the Ohio State brand of higher education. Over the next seven years, the entire Ohio State system will be involved in an ambitious fund-raising endeavor--to fund scholarships, academic programs, endowed chairs and new construction such as a new medical center addition on the Columbus campus. Here in Marion, we will strive to meet our part of that goal through endowment of additional scholarships continuing the long tradition in this community of support for scholarships for students attending Ohio State Marion.
In addition, we will seek to construct a new science building on the Marion campus with laboratory complexes for a variety of sciences including biology, zoology, botany, chemistry, physics, and geology. It will be a green building and will take advantage of the Larry Yoder Prairie Nature Center that will be located just outside. Funding for the new science building will rely in part on the generosity of the local community which has shown its tremendous and on-going support for Ohio State Marion ever since our founding in 1957. Some commitments to the new science building have already been received. Efforts will intensify to add this critical component to Ohio State Marion. Our goal is to break ground in 2012. Improved science facilities will be critical to meet the need for better science and engineering expertise in today's and tomorrow's workforce.
As we add new facilities, our plans are to add additional bachelor degree programs that can be completed here in Marion, so the campus becomes, even more, a fully-functional, robust college campus. We believe that future progress for Marion and the region depends upon education. Our future lies in the development of highly capable people who can excel in a variety of fields. We are fortunate to have this piece of Ohio State in our midst, making Marion distinctive as one of just a few communities in the state with an Ohio State campus. If we are to thrive and survive as a healthy and wholesome community in which to live and work, we believe it will be increasingly important for Ohio State to expand its outreach and engagement with the community—and equally important will be having the community more engaged with Ohio State.


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Keaton Thompson, North Dakota sophomore
Thompson got off to a slow start as a freshman, sitting out as a healthy scratch for all but one of North Dakota's first 10 tilts. Once he got his chance, however, he made the most of it, racking up an impressive plus-14 rating and showing signs of developing into the shutdown defenseman that prompted Anaheim to make him a third-round pick in 2013.
His offensive production was modest (3-8–11) but respectable considering that he didn't really see the ice until after Christmas.
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Friday, May 17, 2013
Tweaking the Pairwise and other NCAA Hockey issues
Minor discussions on rulesFirst off, shot blocking is part of the game of hockey and any talk of taking shot blocking out of hockey should immediately be dismissed and discredited. I can't see that going anywhere and any talk of this needs to stop. This would be a good way for college hockey to lose the top blue chip recruits to the CHL immediately.
The rules committee is in the middle of a two-year rule book cycle, so no changes can be made this offseason. There were some small discussions, however, on giving on-ice officials the ability to use video to review major penalties and ways to increase offense.
Anastos, the rules committee chair, said the most prominent idea presented to increase scoring opportunities was to not allow players to intentionally leave a skating position (i.e., kneel or lay down) to block shots.
To quote BSU head coach Tom Serratore, shot blocking is part of the game of hockey. "You got to block shots," Serratore said. "That's hockey; that's not a key, that's automatic, that's non-negotiable, that's part of being a hockey player, that's sacrifice.
As far as tweaking the criteria for the Pairwise Ranking for road wins. I am all for it. Bravo! Let's do it. There are teams that for whatever reason, that refuse to travel, that's a fact. The teams that travel for nonconference games should be rewarded for their travel; it's harder to play in another team's rink. That team should get a bump in the pairwise, especially when they get a quality win against a top-ten opponent.
I still think that there is going to be a movement by some to get the NCAA regionals back to campus. Starting in September 2013, UND Athletic Director Brian Faison is going to be part of the NCAA Ice Hockey Rules committee, so there will be an advocate of moving the NCAA Division I Hockey regionals back to campus.
Earlier this month, the NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Committee heard ideas from coaches on changes to improve the regional atmosphere, but there was no consensus. The movement to return NCAA games to campus sites has its supporters but there also has been a good amount of pushback. [USCHO]I am interested in seeing what others think about some of these issues. I would love to see what schools actually pushed back against bringing the NCAA regionals back on campus. I have not heard yet, but I have my suspicions.
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Monday, April 29, 2013
UND Hockey: Three Recruits in Central Scouting Final Rankings
The Central Scouting Final Fankings are out, UND has three incoming recruits in the top 100 of for North American Skaters, for this year's 2013 NHL Draft. Here is the list of College Hockey player's s/t to USCHO.
Rank Player's Name Position 2012-13 Team NCAA Commitment
24 Ian McCoshen, D Waterloo (USHL), Boston College
29 John Hayden, F U.S. NTDP, Yale
34 J.T. Compher, F U.S. NTDP, Michigan
35 Michael McCarron, F U.S. NTDP, Western Michigan
40 Brett Pesce, D, New Hampshire
42 Adam Tambellini, F Surrey (BCHL), North Dakota
44 Tommy Vannelli, D U.S. NTDP, Minnesota
45 Connor Hurley, F Muskegon (USHL), Notre Dame
47 Steven Santini, D U.S. NTDP, Boston College
49 Michael Downing, D Dubuque (USHL), Michigan
51 Gustav Olofsson, D Green Bay (USHL), Colorado College
53 Keaton Thompson, D U.S. NTDP North Dakota
56 Ryan Fitzgerald, F Valley (EJHL), Boston College
60 Zach Sanford, F Middlesex (EJHL), Boston College
62 Sean Malone, F U.S. NTDP, Harvard
64 Teemu Kivihalme, D Fargo (USHL), Colorado College
67 David Pope, F West Kelowna (BCHL), Nebraska-Omaha
68 Alex Coulombe, D Stanstead College (Quebec), Vermont
70 Hudson Fasching, F U.S. NTDP, Minnesota
75 Anthony Florentino, D South Kent School, Providence
80 Jake Guentzel, F Sioux City (USHL), Nebraska-Omaha
81 Blake Heinrich, D Sioux City (USHL), Minnesota-Duluth
84 Tyler Motte, F U.S. NTDP, Michigan
86 Luke Ripley, D Powell River (BCHL), Notre Dame
87 Will Butcher, D U.S. NTDP, Denver
88 Connor Clifton, D U.S. NTDP, Quinnipiac
93 Brendan Harms, F Fargo (USHL), Bemidji State
96 Luke Johnson, F Lincoln (USHL), North Dakota
97 Jason Salvaggio, F Indiana (USHL), Connecticut
104 Wiley Sherman, D Hotchkiss School, Harvard
106 Grant Besse, F Omaha (USHL), Wisconsin
108 Aidan Muir, F Victory Honda 18U, Western Michigan
109 Brian Pinho, F St. John's Prep, Providence
111 Nolan DeJong, D Victoria (BCHL), Michigan
119 Troy Josephs F St. Michael's (OJHL) Clarkson
121 Dane Birks, D Merritt (BCHL), Michigan Tech
122 Blaine Byron, F Smiths Falls (CCHL), Maine
129 Carson Soucy, D Spruce Grove (AJHL), Minnesota-Duluth
130 Peter Quenneville, F Dubuque (USHL), Quinnipiac
132 Jonny Brodzinski, F St., Cloud State
136 Alex Kile F Green Bay (USHL) Michigan
138 Miles Wood, F Nobles & Greenough, Brown
140 Parker Reno, D Lincoln (USHL), Rensselaer
141 Neal Pionk, D Sioux City (USHL), Minnesota-Duluth
142 Andrew Copp, F, Michigan
143 Alex Iafallo F Fargo (USHL) Minnesota-Duluth
157 Evan Allen F U.S. NTDP Michigan
160 Zach Glienke F Eagan High School Maine
162 Kevin Guiltinan D Prince George (BCHL) Harvard
169 Ryan Segalla D Salisbury Prep Connecticut
170 Jake Jackson F Waterloo (USHL) Michigan Tech
176 Adam Johnson F Indiana (USHL) Minnesota-Duluth
177 Ryan Lomberg F Maine
178 Willie Raskob D Shattuck-St. Mary's Minnesota-Duluth
181 Clint Lewis D U.S. NTDP Cornell
182 John Stevens F Dubuque (USHL) Northeastern
183 Mike Williamson D Spruce Grove (AJHL) Penn State
184 Josh Healey D Sherwood Park (AJHL) Ohio State
186 Ross Olsson F Cedar Rapids (USHL) Northeastern
191 Anthony Louis F U.S. NTDP Miami
192 Trevor Moore F Tri-City (USHL) Denver
193 Taylor Cammarata F Waterloo (USHL) Minnesota
198 Quin Pompi D Berkshire Prep Princeton
201 Thomas Aldworth F Tri-City (USHL) Providence
202 Keifer Sherwood F Youngstown (USHL) Miami
203 Justin Kloos F Waterloo (USHL) Minnesota
204 Paul Stoykewych D Winnipeg (MJHL) Western Michigan
208 Gabe Guertler F Fargo (USHL) Minnesota
209 Vinni Lettieri F Lincoln (USHL) Minnesota
210 Frank DiChiara F Dubuque (USHL) Yale
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Labels: 2013 NHL Draft, UND Hockey, USCHO
Monday, December 10, 2012
Poll Monday; UND 8th in both polls
USCHO.com Division I Men's Poll
December 10, 2012
|(First Place Votes)
|Last Poll
|Boston College
|11- 2-1
|New Hampshire
|( 9)
|11- 2-2
|Notre Dame
|( 3)
|13- 4-0
|( 3)
|11- 3-3
|10- 3-3
|Boston University
|10- 5-0
|Western Michigan
|10- 3-1
|North Dakota
|8- 5-3
|12- 3-2
|7- 2-2
|9- 5-2
|6- 3-2
|10- 5-1
|8- 3-4
|6- 3-2
|10- 2-3
|St. Cloud State
|9- 7-0
|4- 3-1
|Ferris State
|7- 6-3
|Minnesota State
|9- 5-2
|Others receiving votes: Colorado College 63, Colgate 35, Providence 32, Holy Cross 19, Ohio State 14, Robert Morris 5.
USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll
Rk. School (1st place) Record Pts. PR
1. Boston College (22) 11-2-1 496 2
2. New Hampshire (9) 11-2-2 472 1
3. Notre Dame (1) 13-4-0 420 4
4. Minnesota (3) 11-3-3 405 5
5. Miami 10-3-3 362 3
6. Boston University 10-5-0 325 7
7. Western Michigan 10-3-1 312 8
8. North Dakota 8-5-3 259 9
9. Quinnipiac 12-3-2 224 11
10. Denver 9-5-2 216 6
11. Dartmouth 7-2-2 212 10
12. Cornell 6-3-2 134 13
13. Union 8-3-4 100 12
14. Nebraska Omaha 10-5-1 67 14
15. Yale 6-3-2 31 15
Others Receiving Votes: Niagara 14, St. Cloud State 12, Harvard 9, Providence 5, Colorado College 2, Minnesota State 2, Ferris State 1.
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Monday, October 01, 2012
UND 4th in first USCHO Poll
Boston College Eagles are the number one pick. I know that some Gopher fans will be upset with the slight but according to Todd Milewski of USCHO, only one team since the 1997-98 season – the Minnesota Golden Gophers in 2002-03 – has went on to win an NCAA title. So being the number one team in the first USCHO poll of the preseason really doesn't matter all that much.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Did he really say that?
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"That definitely helps to get the first couple of shots out of the way," he said. "I think the way the guys played allowed me to see the puck when I needed to. Bad penalties aside, I think we really outplayed them."Since Faraghers team was badly outshot 44-23 and out played that's not a very accurate statement. Let's not forget to give credit where credit is due, Faragher had a very good night but that game could have been 8 or 9-3 in favor of the Fighting Sioux. The Sioux were all over the Huskies and couldn't get anything past the freshman goalie. If I was one of the leaders on the team that statement would be on the blackboard in the Fighting Sioux locker room.
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Labels: college hockey, Ryan Faragher, USCHO
Friday, December 17, 2010
You might want to check the YouTube videos... (Frattin)
I wonder what would have happened if UND had got their feet moving earlier in that game? We might not be having the discussions we are having today. I was reading USCHO WCHA blog this morning and there was something that caught my eye in Tyler Buckentine's post. I am going to preface this by saying I don't know Tyler from Adam or what team he cheers for and I don't have anything against him at all, I am not trying to attack him, also notice, that I am not making him the buffoon of the week. I save those blog posts for people that do moronic things. None the less, Tyler was reviewing the WCHA and the first half of the season and how the league play has evolved.
USCHO.COM --- College hockey is at the midpoint of its season and the WCHA has four teams in the nation's top eight teams and two in the top four.Here is what I take issue with, "Who would've thought Matt Frattin, the nation's leading goal scorer." You're kidding right? You can't be series? Cliché alert: It would be an understatement to say that Matt Frattin has looked like a man among boys and has played this season Frattin like a man possessed. The Toronto Maple Leafs who are starved for offense must be drooling at the prospects of having Matt Frattin wearing a Maple Leaf on the front of his jersey.
The consensus WCHA favorite, UND, (13–5–2) is the top WCHA team in the USCHO.com D-I Poll and sits in first place in the league standings with 22 points after a pair of sweeps against SCSU and Minnesota State.
Who would've thought Matt Frattin, the nation's leading goal scorer, would have 17 goals at the break when the Sioux's goals leader when the 2009-10 season ended was Jason Gregoire with 20.
Frattin, who scored 11 goals a year ago, has 25 points, which matches his personal best for points in a season he set as a sophomore.
Frattin has the ability to create his own chances to make quality shots. He beat MSU goaltender Phil Cook glove side far post on Friday and danced his way around two Mavericks defenders on his way to a goal Sunday.
Frattin is on a five-game goal-scoring streak.
Aaron Dell has been a surprise in the crease after UND's original No. 1 goalie, Brad Eidsness, was benched after just five games because of his nightmare of a start to the season (4.12 GAA, .805 SV%).
The sophomore Dell is 12–4–1 with a 2.22 goals against average and .904 save percentage.
The scary thing is UND's record now and the schedule that lies ahead for the Sioux. UND faces only two teams in the current top 10-ranked teams on the schedule until the Final Five rolls around.
If you are covering the WCHA and you have had a chance to watch Matt Frattin play at all last season you would have noticed a player that was on the verge of breaking out and would have thought a torrid season might be in the cards. Rewinding back to last season when Matt Frattin returned from his suspension; Fratting took fire during the second half of the season and caught fire during the second game of the SCSU series has been hot as a pistol since and scored a bundle of goals.
So how hot has Frattin been, Matt has scored 11 goals in 13 games last season from Feburary 12th to March 27. Fast forward to this season Frattin has continued that torrid pace scoring 17 goals in 20 games, so if my math is right (I am a sociology major), that is roughly 28 goals in 33 games.
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Gordon missed the Pelicans' 105-89 win over the Denver Nuggets Friday night because of the injury as well.
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Anthony Morrow started in place of Gordon Friday night and scored eight points.
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Words and Photo by Jesse Serwer, Video by Martei Korley—
The World Creole Music Festival is one of the major annual events on Dominica's cultural calendar, bringing acts from across the Caribbean (and sometimes Africa, Latin America and even Louisiana) to the island of 75,000 for three nights of live performances. The 16th edition of the festival, held at the Windsor Park cricket stadium in Roseau on Oct. 26-28, featured Haiti's T-Vice, Kreyola and Disip Gazzman and Jamaica's Tarrus Riley and Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley, among other international acts. Dominican mainstays Midnight Groovers, Ophelia Marie, Grammacks and upstarts Asa Banton, Michele Henderson and Triple K also performed. LargeUp was there for all three nights: see our dynamic photo essays from the festival here and here.