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|Matt Girsh
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|Matt Donovan
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|Anders Lovell
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|Chris Zarins
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|Kenny Mazzone
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|Matt Leithead
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|Shaun Dunn
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|Ryan Duggan
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|Brent Herbst
|4 (0.667)
|David Jalette
|2 (0.500)
|Brian Cordts
|1 (1.000)
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|Ryan Martin
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|Andrew Daly
|(1, 0)
|Josh Hamilton
|(1, 0)
|Jeff Policicchio
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|Ian Gallagher
|10 (0.417)
|Brandon Waszak
|4 (0.571)
|Current Record
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|The Game Story:
|LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. - The Siena men's lacrosse team cruised to a 17-4 victory over conference rival Wagner this afternoon in Loudonville. Matt Girsh (Mahopac, N.Y./Mahopac), a sophomore attackman, led all scorers with eight points on the afternoon. With the victory, Siena (7-4, 4-0) remains perfect in league play.
Senior co-captain Matt Donovan (Northport, N.Y./Northport) opened the scoring fest with 12:31 remaining in the first quarter. Donovan beat his defender and placed one in the back of the net to put Siena on the scoreboard. He finished with three goals and two assists in the contest.
Wagner (0-11, 0-4) retaliated at the 3:11 mark when attackman Andrew Daly posted his sole goal of the contest.
With 27 seconds remaining in the first quarter, Saints defenseman Chris Viviano ( New Hyde Park, N.Y./Chaminade) forced an Evan Shull turnover and got a Siena fast break running. Sophomore midfielder Kenny Mazzone ( Stony Brook, N.Y./Ward Melville) pushed the ball down field and delivered a feed to Girsh who connected on his first goal of the contest.
Then just two seconds before the end of the quarter, Girsh picked up a rebound in front of the net and sent it past Seahawks goaltender Ian Gallagher extending the Saints lead to 3-1.
Siena entered the second period and picked up right where they left off. The Saints tallied five consecutive goals thanks to scores from Shaun Dunn (Amityville, N.Y./Chaminade), Girsh, Chris Zarins (Bayville, N.Y./Locust Valley) and Matt Leithead (Mahopac, N.Y./Mahopac).
The Saints cruised into the half with an 8-2 advantage. Freshman goaltender Brent Herbst (Plainview, N.Y./Plainview JFK) delivered a solid performance in net posting four saves over the first 30 minutes.
Siena came out of intermission rejuvenated. They rallied for all eight third quarter goals. With 6:12 on the clock, Anders Lovell (Danville, Calif./San Ramone Valley High/Herkimer CC) posted his first goal of the contest after dishing out two assists in the first half. Soon thereafter, Mazzone notched a score at the 3:52 mark.
Wagner managed two fourth quarter goals, but that would be the closest they would get. The Saints ran off with a 17-4 victory and improve to 3-1 on their home field.
Herbst earned the win in net improving to 5-2 on the season. Goaltenders Brian Cordts (Northport, N.Y./Northport/Suffolk Community College) and David Jalette (Orange, Conn./Amity Regional) combined for three second half saves.
Sophomore midfielder Scott Montgomery (West Islip, N.Y./West Islip) won 13-of-16 face-off attempts and picked up a game-high 10 groundballs. Charly Rogener (Dix Hills, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills West) was a perfect 5-for-5 in face-offs, while Brett Heim (Portland, Ore./Lake Oswego) went 2-for-2.
The Saints return to action on Wednesday when they take on Canisius in Loudonville. Game time is set for 3 p.m.


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ATLANTA — In a roundabout way, Nicholas Jackson brought the violent death of his 15-year-old son on himself, a hearing in U.S. District Court in Atlanta revealed Monday.
Rumors circulated that Jackson, a known cocaine distributor, kept $1 million and 50 kilograms of cocaine in his Autry Street home near downtown Norcross, prosecutors said. But a six-man robbery crew that stormed the home's basement and fatally shot Jackson's son, Norcross High School student Nick Jackson, was looking for a cache that was not there, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Skye Davis.
Information about the robbery crew's motive came from two of the suspects charged in the teen's death — the only two who are cooperating with Gwinnett prosecutors, Davis said. She left no doubt that "the home was specifically targeted based on (the elder) Jackson's drug trafficking," giving reason to a crime that shocked many in the historic city by way of its brashness.
Jackson, 38, is charged with drug possession and trafficking alongside eight other men in a federal indictment. He faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in federal prison, where there is no parole.
Shackled, wearing a bright-orange jumpsuit and towering over his codefendants, Jackson nodded and smiled at supporters that included his mother, wife and teenage daughter as he entered the courtroom. Family members declined comment.
An investigation that began in early 2011 showed Jackson and others, including his "right-hand man" Darren Dunlap, acted as distributors, brokers and couriers for Mexican drug traffickers. Authorities seized eight kilograms of cocaine, 75 kilograms of marijuana and $800,000 in the facet of the investigation that involved Jackson, Davis said.
None of the eight suspects named in the federal indictment with Jackson are among the seven men charged in the killing of Jackson's son, a middle-school valedictorian and football player at Norcross High.
At Monday's detention hearing, Jackson's attorney, Stanley Baum, asked the court to grant a $25,000 bond, stressing the family is ready to pledge its assets.
"It's an unfortunate thing that his son has died," Baum said. "But if it's true that (robbers) targeted the home ... that would just make the whole family more of a victim."
Davis argued that Jackson is a flight risk and danger to the community.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Alan Baverman withheld a ruling on Jackson's bond until his attorney could produce documents showing the true value of his home. "If we're going to grant a bond, it would be far in excess of $25,000 — many, many times that," the judge told Baum.
The three codefendants in the hearing, who prosecutors called illegal Mexican nationals, were denied bond. One of them, David Gomez, was identified in an agent's testimony as a "top lieutenant" in the organization, and another, Jose Luis Cano-Pacheco, as a "boss," who controlled drug runners.
DEA Agent Michael Connolly testified Monday that 27 phones were tapped and hundreds of hours of surveillance conducted during the operation.
Jackson, too, had a system for watching, by way of "workers" he employed, said Davis.
When authorities stopped Dunlap in May last year and pulled five kilos of cocaine from the vehicle, Jackson dispatched someone to observe the search, and he phoned a Mexican counterpart to warn of "a problem," Davis said.
Jackson's background includes a string of arrests but only two convictions, for aggravated assault when he was 19 and battery five years later, Davis said.
The Feb. 2 home-invasion rattled city officials and the victim's many admirers.
Nick Jackson and his sister were home alone when men stormed their family's residence. Investigators believe the teen was barricading the door to his basement bedroom when six shots were fired. One shot penetrated his heart, killing him.
A Norcross police detective testified in an earlier hearing that the elder Jackson was so incensed by seeing his son shot, he tore the bedroom door off its hinges and flung it across the basement. Norcross police assisted DEA agents with Jackson's arrest Wednesday.
Six suspects were arrested leaving the Jackson's home and charged with burglary and murder; a seventh man was booked later, but police don't believe he was at the home. The rented getaway van was allegedly filled with ski masks, latex gloves, duct tape and handguns.
Also in the van: More than $19,000.
That money was not discussed in federal court. In Gwinnett, District Attorney Danny Porter said he believes the money was pilfered from the Jackson residence, though "one of the defendants has another explanation."
Jackson knew at least one of the men accused of killing his son, Porter said.
In a packed probable cause hearing in February, Jackson remained outside the courtroom, unseen by the murder suspects. He would later attend a "Victims' Vigil" in April, set up the Gwinnett District Attorney's Office to benefit grieving families.
Baum said the Jackson family left the home, valued at more than $200,000, after the killing. Jackson has worked as a contractor and built the tri-story Craftsman himself, on a plot he purchased years ago for $35,000, Baum said.
The investigation into Jackson and others led authorities to a related Mexican crystal methamphetamine and money laundering ring in metro Atlanta. Five suspects were named in a separate indictment released last week and summarily rounded up, officials said.
U.S. Attorney Sally Quillian Yates said the takedown, in totality, has been "a step toward making Atlanta a safer community."
Another detention hearing for Jackson's codefendants is scheduled Wednesday. Only Dunlap, Jackson's close associate, remains at large. Federal officials urged anyone with information on Dunlap's whereabouts to call the U.S. Marshals Service at 1-877-WANTED2 or the DEA Atlanta Field Division at 404-893-7000.
An award for excellent students at Hopewell Christian Academy, where Nick Jackson graduated atop his eighth-grade class, will bear his name.
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- Court: Norcross father's cocaine biz continued after son killed ( February 1, 2013 )
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news2me 3 years, 2 months ago
I had a bad feeling that this would be the outcome. Heart wrenching and sickening to think this young man died because of his father.
Jeff 3 years, 2 months ago
Coolray 3 years, 2 months ago
The sins of the father were visted upon the son! How sad that an innocent boy died because his father sold drugs that killed other innocent boys and girls. He seems to have no remorse and I can't understand how the boys mother could show up and support the man responsible for the death of her son.
We've really lost our moral compass here...,..
A_Gwinnetian 3 years, 2 months ago
His father not only bears the onus of being caught for his misdeeds but also the guilt of leading wolves to his beautiful child. What misery he will have for making such bad decisions with his life.
BuzzG 3 years, 2 months ago
Top dogs here are three Mexican illegal aliens. Another gift to us from our politicians in Washington who refuse to build a fence on the southern border. Romney says he will build the fence. I believe him. I can't wait until the first Tuesday in November to send Obama to the unemployment line.
BurritoJones 3 years, 2 months ago
Takes an awful lot of class to turn a story about a tragic crime into yet another Obama rant.
How about you tone it down for a minute? We all know your opinions, as you've made a point to remind us every day.
Coolray 3 years, 2 months ago
Even if Obama loses, you'll still be you and that sucks!
Cleanupguy 3 years, 2 months ago
Coolray and Burrito nailed that one. Not to mention that the bad guys are awfully good at burrowing, driving, flying and boating to get their cargo and themselves here. Never mind that with the reduced tax revenues also promised we'd have to borrow even more from China to pay for such a wall. Ohhhh - then there was the billion dollar hunk that was already built and failed miserably. We could just do what a truly astute businessman might have suggested - eliminate the demand for the product.
SickandTired 3 years, 2 months ago
Unbelieveable! "Jackson nodded and smiled at supporters that included his mother, wife and teenage daughter as he entered the courtroom. Family members declined comment." Sorry but the wife is just as guilty. Don't tell me she didn't know what was going on in that house. The attorney Stanley Baum sounds like a real dirt bag too "It's an unfortunate thing that his son has died," Baum said. "But if it's true that (robbers) targeted the home ... that would just make the whole family more of a victim." Unfortunate? Really? The only victims are the murdered teenage son and the daughter who is left to live with that tragic memory. The DEA seizure was 18# of coke and 165# of pot!! That's not a stash you can hide in a coffee can.
Dubbin 3 years, 2 months ago
The more I see of the scourge of drugs the more I think we should adopt Singapore's method of caning the living crap out of anybody who is caught with drugs - period. And let the parents and relatives of those who've ruined their lives with dope do the caning.
A_Gwinnetian 3 years, 2 months ago
I cannot even imagine losing a child to anything...much less for something illegal I was doing or did. How do those parents even breathe a breath now?
HonestIngine 3 years, 2 months ago
Interesting article.... First of all.. He and his wife have already left the house, so who cares if he pledges his assets..25k is a drop in the bucket to Dealers..Make it 25 million then you have a deal... Drug dealers have no assets, only CASH AND DRUGS... He is a flight risk, the Mexican Cartel will bring him back to Mexico,stay there a couple of years, change his idenity, and hide him elsewhere, in another American Community that does not know his past.. The DA needs to charge him 2nd Degree murder, child endangerment, and a list of other crimes to make sure he stays in Jail...
chasmcjr 3 years, 2 months ago
More likely they will just kill him. Cheaper, easier and prevents him from making a 'deal' with prosecutors.

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Bear Necessities Pediatric Cancer Foundation
Starting his journey in Chicago, Barrett Bear, Bear Necessities' cuddly and comforting companion for children battling pediatric cancer, will be making the long and dangerous journey to the Middle East war zones with Illinois National Guard soldier Randy Dill. Randy is a volunteer for Bear Necessities and an active member of the Illinois National Guard. Randy and Barrett will be re-deployed in early February to Egypt, and then Barrett will travel to Iraq and finally Afghanistan to meet with hundreds of American soldiers serving abroad. The entire 15,000 mile journey will be documented through photos and video footage, and through the use of social media, will help generate awareness for the Bear Necessities cause: eliminating pediatric cancer and providing hope and support to those touched by it."
As part of a University of Chicago, Booth School of Business MBA class taught by the highly successful entrepreneurs Eric Lefkofsky (Groupon, Lightbank) and Brad Keywell (Groupon, Lightbank), classmates have been assigned to form teams and spend $5 per person on a toy. Over the course of two weeks, ending on February 11, teams have been charged with generating as much value with the toy as possible. One special team has chosen the Bear Necessities Pediatric Cancer Foundation as the beneficiary of its efforts. The team has purchased a Bear Necessities stuffed bear (known as 'Barrett'), and plans to track Barrett's travels around the world over the duration of the project.
Randy began volunteering in Chicago's non-profit community in 2000 and founded ChicagoNonProfit.org in 2006. He met Kathleen Casey, the founder of Bear Necessities who was the keynote speaker for a Chicago Non-Profit event in 2007, and has been a supporter of the organization ever since.
Randy is serving on a Multinational Force and Observation (MFO) mission on the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt (http://www.mfo.org/). The U.S. is one of twelve nations with troops on the peninsula monitoring the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel that was signed in 1979. He was deployed with the 2/123rd Illinois National Guard Field Artillery Battalion (approximately 440 soldiers) in May 2010 and is serving a one-year tour of duty. He is planning to return to Chicago in mid-to-late May 2011, and will continue his work with both ChicagoNonProfit.org and Bear Necessities upon his return.
The goal for the University of Chicago project is to drive as much traffic as possible to Barrett Bears' Facebook fan page (click here) by February 11. In addition, Bear Necessities asks that everyone please visit www.bearnecessities.org to make a donation supporting their mission "of eliminating pediatric cancer and bringing joy and support to the children and families touched by it."


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The $150,000 grant comes from the U.S. Interior Department's Save America's Treasures program. Jones says they're now applying for another grant to help pay for work at the crown jewel of Galveston history, the Bishop's Palace, built in 1892, which the foundation has agreed to manage for the Catholic Arch-Diocese.
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Coach Fletcher Quote: "Robby Smithson is a junior right-handed pitcher. Robby is another guy who came in with Logan Powell and was forced to pitch early. I wish I could have held them out and picked their games a little more strategically and offered them some more success early on but they are both very strong willed guys. Robby has a big heart and he has pushed through it. He has gotten stronger, and he knows what he has to do to pitch in this league. We need Robby to have a good year."
2006: Tied for first on the team in wins with four.. Fourth on the team in strikeouts with 38.
2005: Fifth on the team in games started with 5. Finished with a 1-4 record as a starter.
2004: Third lowest ERA on the team (4.15). Made 17 appearances, second highest on the team. Started four games. Struck out 27 batters in 39 innings. Finished with an 0-1 record.
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With "Arrow's" success, the CW is looking for another superhero concept for next year's lineup. And the network has set their sights on "Wonder Woman," the classic and beloved DC comic. Currently, the script is still being written for the project, and it's waiting with a whole slew of potential pilots for the green light.
The prospective series is titled "Amazon," and casting directors Barbara Fiorentino and Danielle Aufiero are on the hunt for the lead for a potential pilot pickup, Deadline reports. The central character will be Wonder Woman, focusing on her origin story as a young Amazonian before she taps into her superpowers. Sounds like a female version of "Smallville" — in a very good way of course.
Last year, NBC tried to put Wonder Woman on air, even casting Adrianne Palicki as the spandex-wearing heroine. The network canned the series before the fall season. With the CW's eye on a similar project, there may be hope for comic book fans yet.
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1948 Buick Roadmaster
So which is easier to maintain: an all-original car or a car sporting an older restoration? All depends on the quality of the restoration, we suppose. This Aztec Green 1948 Buick Roadmaster for sale on Hemmings.com went through a restoration about 15 years ago, and it appears that not only the restoration was top notch, but the quality of care given the Roadmaster since then has been, as well. From the seller's description:
Aztec Green Series 70 Convertible Coupe in excellent condition. Car underwent a complete interior, exterior and mechanical restoration in the late 1990s and the car driven very little since. Power top, power front windows and power seat all work. Crank front vent windows and rear windows. All gauges and horn work (clock doesn't work). Radio works. Body panel fit excellent. Canvas top in excellent condition with glass rear window. Boot very good condition. Car drives like it just came off the showroom floor. Extremely quiet and powerful Fireball Dynaflash straight 8 engine…..cruises at highway speeds. Engine overhauled during restoration. Engine bay detailed and clean. Suspension excellent….car just floats down the road. Luxurious, spacious and comfortable. Unique classic Buick accelerator pedal ignition start.
New battery. Three-speed transmission on column shifts smoothly and easily. Great torque…the car will pull out from stop in 3rd gear on level grade. Exterior Aztec green paint glossy with just a few minor stone chips that have been professionally touched up. Chrome, emblems, badges and glass are very good, with just minor pitting in door handles. All rubber and insulation very good. Steering wheel very good with new OEM Buick Roadmaster horn button. New OEM rearview mirror. Always garaged. No play in steering wheel. Car stops straight and true. Excellent dash, carpet and leather seats and door panels. New floor mats with Buick embroidered emblem. Clean undercarriage. Carpeted trunk with spare. Radial wide whitewall tires with plenty of tread. Includes owner's manual, shop mechanics manual and custom 1948 car cover with "Roadmaster" embroidery. Highly optioned with front and rear bumper guards, amber fog lights, fender skirts and dual spotlights. 52,965 miles on odometer, but actual mileage unknown.
Status: No Longer Available
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1973 AMC Gremlin
From hanging around AMC nuts for a few years, we've noticed that Gremlin owners really like themes as a way to make their cars stand out from the crowd – as if it took anything more than simply being a Gremlin to stand out from the crowd. We're guessing, based on the presence of a V-8 under the hood, that the previous owner of this 1973 AMC Gremlin for sale on Hemmings.com chose a green theme not to trumpet the eco-consciousness of driving a subcompact car. From the seller's description:
Rare factory V-8 car, clean Colorado body, beautiful green metallic paint, green cloth interior, original 304 ci engine, Holley 4-bbl, Edelbrock aluminum intake, headers, factory breather, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, factory bench seat, factory dash, AM-FM/cassette, remote mirror, fold-down rear seat, dual exhaust, factory rear end, 215/70/14 tires, 14″ steel wheels, rear spoiler, 93,000 original miles, Gremlin X trim & badges, Recent body-up restoration, multiple show winner, Detroit Autorama winner!
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1978 Ford Pinto
Many cars have made the transition from joke fodder to recognized collector car: the Model T, the Corvair, the Beetle. Some cars are still in transition, notably the Gremlin and Pacer. Some cars, like the Yugo, may never make the transition. So what about the Pinto? Will excellent examples such as this 1978 Ford Pinto for sale on Hemmings.com help legitimize the car and dispense with the explosion jokes? Or will 30th century archaeologists still be laughing at it? From the seller's description:
1978 Pinto 10,000 Original Miles Mint Condition 1 repaint Like new interior 4 cyl 4 speed Green with Green interior
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Allouez-- The catholic cemetery in Allouez held a special mass and an event to remember all the veterans and active members of the military. It was an emotional ceremony as the names of more than 350 soldiers were read off. That is just a fraction of the thousands of veterans buried in the Allouez Catholic Cemetery.
Memorial Day is a day that Craig Fletcher with the Disabled Veterans of America insists never gets enough attention. "I think it's important we have more than one day, more than just Memorial Day to remember them but this is a chance for the average person to actually thank them for the freedoms that we have to live the lives the way we do," Fletcher said.
The Allouez event was one of four ceremonies the green bay chapter of disabled veterans of America attended on Memorial Day. The DVA was founded in 1920 and has more than a million members nationwide.
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Army Staff Sgt. Robert A. Massarelli of Hamilton died June 24, 2011, in what defense officials said was an IED explosion in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
But his parents, Mary and Pat Massarelli, said Monday that an Army investigation indicates their 32-year-old son died when a fuel truck in an oncoming Afghani convoy crashed into his vehicle.
"After the fire died down, they looked at what was left, they determined there wasn't any evidence of an (IED) impact, just the fire burning and making things explode," Mary Massarelli said. ...


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Issue 11.04 | April 2003
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Sub-Urban Renewal
Thanks to new tunneling technologies, real estate trends are down. Way down.
By Fred Hapgood
It's the mantra of every silver-tongued real estate agent straining to close a deal: They're not making any more land. But imagine if they were. Suppose acres of new land could be manufactured just like I-beams, bolts of cloth, or toothpaste. And what if this man-made frontier could be rolled out anywhere, even in the heart of the densest metropolis, without displacing anyone?
Well, it can. The world's cities may be overcrowded, and the suburbs that surround them may be choked by unchecked sprawl, but there's plenty of undeveloped space. It's right at your feet: underground. There are 100 quadrillion cubic feet of undeveloped metropolitan real estate in this country alone, and that's counting just the first mile down. Think of it this way: If everyone in the entire country moved to Los Angeles, each of us could have 2 million cubic feet to house our stuff. How does that compare with where you live now?
Don Foley
You won't hear much talk of it outside of specialized engineering circles, but we're at a tipping point. The cost to burrow down is dropping, while the price (and hassle) of erecting a skyscraper in a dense urban area just keeps rising. The breakthrough comes thanks to tunneling technologies that are now being used on huge transportation projects, like Boston's Big Dig and Moscow's Lefortovo highway tunnel project. Over the next 10 years these techniques will be used to hollow out space beneath the world's great cities.
Until recently, tunneling required large crews to drill holes, cart out rock, and install lining. All of that manpower drove up costs, and not just because of wages earned. In the late 1960s, tunneling consultant Howard Handewith led a federal assessment of the practicality of building an ultrahigh-speed transportation link under the Northeast Corridor. What killed the project was the expense of constructing worker-escape shafts at 1-mile intervals. "Nobody," says Handewith, "wanted to have to travel 50 miles to get out if a situation came up."
Take humans out of the digging process and the price of a hole starts to fall. Automation began in the 1950s, when a mining engineer named James Robbins discovered that if you pushed a sharp-edged metal wheel over a rock surface with enough pressure, the rock would shatter. If the wheel - or, better, an array of wheels - kept rolling around and around, and the pressure was kept constant, you could dig deeper with each turn.
The civil engineering community was slow to adopt Robbins' tunnel-boring machine (TBM). The first couple of generations cut only a few feet an hour and frequently jammed. Plus, each machine cost about $10 million, so buying even one represented a huge capital expense. And whereas the old drill-and-blast method was inherently a batch process, tunnel boring is continuous. A whole new set of support systems had to be invented.
These problems have been solved. The latest TBMs can slice corridors 40 feet in diameter through almost any kind of terrain, including sand, at rates of up to 20 feet per hour. They can dig horizontally, vertically, even in spirals. High-speed conveyors suck the tailings out of the hole, while a robotic rig automatically snaps sheets of lining in place like huge Lego pieces. Today's drill-and-blast technique - used to create large chambers - is just as slick: The newest machines come with sensors that can calculate the proper size and shape of an explosive charge and drill it into the rock. On deck: an industry-specific XML dialect, recently hammered out by the International Rock Excavation Data Exchange Standard committee, that will allow these machines to talk to each other - as well as databases, simulators, and planning programs.
Within a decade, digs will be entirely automated, run by people sitting in aboveground trailers or even in offices a thousand miles away. Many small tunnels already are bored this way. Keeping humans away from the rock face lowers cost and saves lives. Even now, prices are in the same ballpark as conventional construction. The recently completed 7-mile Fl�m-Gudvangen tunnel in Norway came in at about $1.50 per cubic foot. A new Madrid metro line connecting the city with its airport was $15 per cubic foot. Translated to aboveground terms (and assuming the standard 10 feet between floor and ceiling), that's a competitive $15 to $150 per square foot. As the technology matures and the price per cubic foot falls, a wave of new applications will be unleashed: municipal, industrial, commercial, and, finally, residential.
Among the first wave of tunneling projects under way are subway extensions, highway re-siting projects, and petrochemical repositories. These will pave the way to further standardization and automation needed for transnational, Chunnel-type digs. The East - which has never been shy about big engineering - will likely plow down first, linking Japan and Korea, China and Japan, and Taiwan and China. The West might follow by tunneling under the Gibraltar and Bering straits.
The last stop on this train is the ultimate TBM megaproject: a supersonic world subway. Maglev trains running through depressurized tunnels are the logical successor to airplanes, at least between large cities. Magnetic levitation would eliminate rolling resistance, and the vacuum does the same to air resistance. The trains could "fly" down the tracks at many times the speed of the Concorde - without creating a sonic boom. In a couple of decades, we may see a world where major international cities are within a few hours' commute of each other.
By 2005, some under-urban highway projects will start to include parking lots. Where there is parking, malls will spring up. By 2008, developers might offer these retailers subterranean warehouse space, then offices, and, finally, full-fledged industrial parks. By 2013, we could see some hotels, probably marketed to international commuters and located just below the financial centers of Tokyo, London, and New York.
Some cities have already started to expand underground. Both Toronto and Montreal have extensive downtown retail complexes below the surface. "It keeps Montreal's core dense and lively," says Jacques Besner, a city spokesperson, "which can be a challenge in a climate like ours." Likewise, Kansas City has 20 million square feet of light industrial space sited in old quarries beneath the city. Commercial tenants prefer the location because the ambient temperature of Earth's crust - about 57 degrees Fahrenheit year-round - keeps energy costs low.
Fred Hapgood (firstname.lastname@example.com) lives in Boston, home of the Big Dig.
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Release date: January 26, 2004
In the latest installment of its ongoing exhibition The Art of Design: Selections from the Architecture and Design Collection, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) will highlight more than seventy landmark examples of twentieth-century print design, with an emphasis on suites of work by leading visionaries and a remarkably vivid array of new acquisitions in commercial poster art. On view from February 26 through August 7, 2004, this exhibition combines selections from the Museum's extensive holdings of more than four hundred American psychedelic-era rock posters of the 1960s and 1970s with recently acquired Japanese poster art from the 1960s by legendary Pop art icon Tadanori Yokoo. Newly accessioned suites of posters designed by Michael Bierut of Pentagram and Jennifer Morla of Morla Design will also be on view, in addition to a display of works by Steve Tolleson of Tolleson Design and Amy Franceschini of Futurefarmers.
Organized by Joseph Rosa, Helen Hilton Raiser Curator of Architecture and Design, with the assistance of Curatorial Associate Darrin Alfred, this exhibition traces the trajectory of design sensibility within individual artists' careers and presents progressive graphic design from the Museum's collection in a fresh context. Describing how these works shape the collection, Rosa comments: "Building on SFMOMA's strengths in experimental California graphic designdemonstrated in part by the layered arrangements of Jennifer Morla and the hallucinatory collection of 1960s rock posterswe continue to broaden the scope of our holdings by presenting parallel relationships between both national and international designers such as Michael Bierut and Tadanori Yokoo."
Psychedelic-Era Rock Posters
The exhibition's centerpiece is a series of twenty-six rock posters commissioned between 1966 and 1971 by impresarios Chet Helms and Bill Graham to announce shows at San Francisco's fabled Avalon Ballroom and Fillmore Auditorium. The collection features many works by the most famous of these designers: Alton Kelley, Bonnie MacLean, Victor Moscoso, Stanley Mouse, and Wes Wilson. Graham's inaugural artist, Wes Wilson, was inspired largely by Viennese Secessionist lettering, adapting the style to his fit his own ambitions. With a bulbous, intentionally illegible typeface, unorthodox juxtapositions of electric colors and sensual imagery, his designs for groups such as Jefferson Airplane, Captain Beefheart, and the Byrds perfectly capture the revolutionary essence of the music they promoted. As Wilson's successor at Bill Graham Presents, artist Bonnie MacLean became know for her distinctive use of culturally diverse images including Native American totems and Nehru jackets, most notably incorporated in her poster design for a Doors concert at the Fillmore in 1967. Victor Moscoso, who was influenced by his studies at Yale University under Josef Albers, worked in a style marked by optical effects and color contrasts with vibrating edges and borders. And for legendary band the Grateful Dead, Alton Kelley and Stanley Mouse collaborated to create the infamous "Skull and Roses" emblem that would become one of the world's most recognizable music iconsan image that was, in part, taken from E.J. Sullivan's nineteenth-century illustration for the twenty-sixth quatrain of The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám. Once considered only a disposable form of public notice, these convention-breaking graphic works have become symbolic images of American culture. In late 1976, the Museum's poster collection was given its first full-scale public display as part of an exhibition of modern California art.
Internationally Acclaimed Japanese Graphic Artist
Displayed in the gallery opposite the American rock posters, two recently acquired silkscreens from the 1960s by Japanese cult figure Tadanori Yokoo embody a radical departure from the prevailing Japanese modernist style. Appropriating images from classic Japanese wood-block prints, Yokoo juxtaposed them with Far-Eastern, Christian, modernist, and popular iconography to produce a striking montage of influence. In his well-known work A La Maison de M. Civeçawa, 1965, bold collages of cutout figures from both Eastern and Western popular culture float on a vivid red-and-white striped rising-sun background, which has become his signature leitmotif. Dubbed the Andy Warhol of Japan by the West, Yokoo has been recognized in hundreds of formal museum exhibitions and is in the permanent collections of more than eighty museums worldwide.
American Contemporary Graphic Compositions
A suite of posters from Michael Bierut, principal of the New York–based design firm Pentagram, exemplify the evolution of poster art into the present. Designed in 2001 as part of a graphic identity rebranding for the Yale Graduate School of Architecture, these works employ an unorthodox multiplicity of typeface styles, eschewing a dogmatic Neo-Classical approach for one of dynamic pluralismexactly mirroring the school's goal of reinvigorating its public image as a hotbed for innovative architectural practice. Also featured in the exhibition are several works by San Francisco–based designer Jennifer Morla, including her poster for Alliance Graphique Internationale's 2002 student symposium Right Brain/Left Coast. Her design references the conference's theme of West Coast design style versus East Coast aesthetic by alluding to the "opposite halves" of a designer's brain: classical design motifs (right brain) versus radical California icons (left coast). The typography also mirrors these opposing aesthetics: a traditional gothic typeface versus contemporary sans serif.
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Founded in 1935 as the first West Coast museum devoted to modern and contemporary art, SFMOMA is currently undergoing a major expansion project that will significantly enhance gallery, education, and public spaces, enabling the museum to better showcase more of its expanded permanent collection. While the museum is temporarily closed for construction, through 2016, SFMOMA is "on the go" with an extensive array of off-site programming across the Bay Area, including collaborative and traveling museum exhibitions, major outdoor projects and commissioned installations, and new education initiatives.
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This is an activity associated with activities during Solar Week, a twice-yearly event in March and October during which classrooms are able to interact with scientists studying the Sun. Outside of Solar Week, information, activities, and resources... (View More) are archived and available online at any time. Learners will use SOHO spacecraft images of a coronal mass ejection and tracing paper to measure and then calculate the speed of the coronal mass ejection. This activity is scheduled to occur during Wednesday of Solar Week. (View Less)
This is an activity about rockets. Learners will research facts about Atlas V rockets, which will launch the MMS satellites. After, they will compute the speed of the launch rocket, given a data chart of time vs. distance from lift-off. Then, they... (View More) will write a report synthesizing their researched information. This lesson requires student access to internet accessible computers. This is lesson two as part of the MMS Mission Educator's Instructional Guide. (View Less)
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RawrGirl refuses to get on the scale to see how much she has gained (her waist is up SEVERAL inches and her post-Thanksgiving baggy pants are now slightly snug), so her goal is a waist measurement of 27.5 which she's not seen since before LAST Christmas. But any who join feel free to post the number of pounds you wish to lose from now till final weigh-in day (Feb 14th).
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Bank of America Corp. (BAC) said it will contribute $50 billion over the next 10 years to address climate change, the latest company to boost its investments toward environmental goals.
The new set of goals will be effective on Jan. 1, following the anticipated completion of the bank's current 10-year pledge of $20 billion, which it said is four years ahead of schedule. "Environmental business delivers value to our clients, return for our shareholders, and helps strengthen the economy," said Chief Executive Brian Moynihan. "We met our prior goal in about half the time we set for ourselves, so more than doubling our target is ambitious but achievable."
The bank's new initiative includes lending, equipment finance, capital markets and advisory activity and carbon finance, as well as advice and investment help.
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NORTON SHORES, Mich. (WZZM) - A number of local school districts are relaxing the rules on cell phone use. In Heather Hall's psychology class at Mona Shores High School, students are not hiding their cell phones. In fact, just the opposite.
"I ask them to take their cell phones out and we're using them for school-related purposes," says Hall.
Mona Shores is one of several local school districts becoming more lenient with cell phone policies. Now, a teacher can decide if it's allowed in the classroom.
"We expect our teachers to have good behavior management plans in the classroom. It becomes an extension of that, making sure they're monitoring the use of the technology," says Jennifer Bustard, Principal at Mona Shores High School.
New signs are posted in the cafeteria as well, because making calls during lunch is also allowed.
"It's easier to do that than go down to the office and call your mom and say 'hey, I'm going to be late today,'" says Morgan Smith, a senior at Mona Shores High School.
WZZM 13 asked Hall if there was a fine line between use and abuse when it comes to cell phones in school.
"Oh absolutely, you have to keep a close eye on them," says Hall.
Students are still banned from using cell phones in the hallways or without permission in class. Hall says she's simply answering the call for new technology.
"It's not going away. It's only going to become more and more and more," says Hall.
The Holton and Ravenna School Districts are also now allowing teachers to decide if a cell phone can be used in class. The Holland School District is encouraging students to use school devices, like iPads, instead of personal cell phones.


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2014 World Cup selector: David Acam has the right to dream
It was Christmas and it was not out of place for the atmosphere to be filled with clutter; loud music or children having fun with firecrackers.
Contributing to the clutter from his home out of Tema, Ghana was David Accam. Bare-chested and in a pair of fancy shorts, he cast a picture of a man happy to make thuds into the mortar with the pestle.
Whether it was enjoying the easy atmosphere back home or the prospect of "attacking" the Fufu he was pounding, Accam was just glad to be home.
That was in December 2013; it was his way to relax, following an impressive full season in Sweden; one which Accam would have considered successful, one filled with many firsts, yet one that filled him with hunger, the type that the Fufu could not satisfy, one he finds only on the football field.
But Accam was ready; after all he has been accustomed to challenges, since he started with the Right to Dream Academy back in Ghana.
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Growing up in the Teshie-Nungua environs in Accra, it wasn't out of place to see a huddle of children playing football on any surface; hard, soft or sandy. Children were happy to play, even bare footed.
That's how Accam started out, playing primarily for fun until he was 14, when he was scouted to join the Right To Dream Academy in 2004.
It was at the academy that he honed his skills until he was awarded a scholarship to study at Hartpury College in the United Kingdom in 2008.
Primarily because of his status as a student, Accam was restricted to playing for lower leagues sides like Ledbury Town and Evesham United.
All of that would change when he spent a season at the Nike Football Academy in 2011/2012. He so impressed English manager Graham Potter, who took him along to Östersund in the Swedish lower tier.
Word of his flair and direct style got out and Swedish top flight side, Helsingborg, paid a record 2 million Swedish Krona for his services in August 2012.
He repaid that faith by scoring 13 goals in 30 games in his first full season in 2013. It was no surprise when Ghana coach, Kwesi Appiah, handed him his first call up in March 2013 against Sudan.
He may not have featured in that match, but the opportunity to mix with senior Black Stars players was worth the trip and more importantly his appetite for international games whetted.
Daring to Dream
While it has been his dream to return to the Black Stars fold, Accam has been quietly going about his business in the Swedish Allsvenskan. Accam's rise in form couldn't have come at a better time. The World Cup is just around the corner and Accam will have good reason to dream based on his smashing form this 2014 season.
In 12 league and cup games, he has hit 11 goals, but crucially, it's not the stats that will excite many a Black Stars fan.
It's his other qualities; his pace, direct play and ability to ghost past defenders that captures ones imagination. Though he plays primarily on the left wing, he can operate from the right as well and is also a viable option behind the lead striker where he can be a goal scoring threat.
It is these qualities that should put him in good stead for another call up. That he is stationed in the Swedish League which doesn't attract a lot of attention, has not bode well for him, but Accam will be encouraged that another Right To Dream Academy graduate, Abdul Majeed Waris who first made a name in Sweden before becoming a hit with the Black Stars, will be the harbinger for his dream call.
It is that call and performance in a Black Stars shirt that will satisfy Accam, hopefully that football thud will be loudest on the biggest stage, at the World Cup, until then, David Accam has every right to dream.
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Season 7 of Entourage premiered on Sunday night and it was clear what the writers and producers wanted to accomplish – create an entertainment sausage jam-packed with as many bits and pieces of male interests and activities as possible.
Girls? Check.
Gadgets? Check.
Cars? Check.
Explosions, poker, video games, beer, weed, and watches?
Check, check, check, check, check, and check.
What? No golf?
Unfortunately, I think most viewers walked away from the episode hungry or sick to their stomach. Hopefully Entourage will serve up a tastier meal next week.
That's not so say that there weren't a few enjoyable bites this week.
In terms of cars, the Mercedes S550 stole the show. Mercedes was probably getting sick of seeing other manufacturers like Aston Martin and Maserati trying to increase mindshare in the luxury marketplace.
Of course there were women thanks to Turtle's new business venture – car service with beautiful young women headlined by Dania Ramirez, Annie Ilonzeh, Jamie Lee Darley, and Genesis Rodriguez. While all of those women are beautiful, Emmanuelle Chriqui still holds the throne as the darling of Entourage. Unfortunately she only made a brief cameo.
Gadgets also played a prominent role in the episode. Turtle and Drama spent some time playing the Xbox 360. Wonder why Sony hasn't tried to get their PS3 on the show. And as always, mobile phones got their fair share of screen time. Ari and Eric were using Blackberries (Ari seemed to be carrying around two for most of the episode) and Vince was seen using an iPhone 3. HTC even made a brief appearance when Ari took a call from Eric.
The cast also displayed some fancy watches – the two most notable being Turtle's Panerai Luminor Chrono and the movie director's Gold IWC Big Pilot. It'll be interesting to see what watches make appearances throughout the season – Drama and Ari were sporting two noticeable watches, but it was tough to tell what they were. Any ideas?
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The Southwestern Commission will be hosting a public workshop on Monday, October 1 as part of a Regional Trails Plan underway for seven counties in Western North Carolina. The workshop begins at 5:30 pm at Robbinsville Town Hall.
The workshop will focus on generating ideas for future trails in Graham County and across the region, including a discussion on potential future greenways, mountain bike trails and hiking trails.
"There's always been a lot of interest in hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding in this region," said Sarah Graham, regional planner for the Southwestern Commission. "We hope to build upon ideas generated through GREAT and the Asheville Design Center efforts to identify county-wide concepts for greenways and trails."
Southwestern Commission, through a grant from the North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation and its State Trails Program, is leading the regional trails inventory and concept plan for Cherokee, Clay, Haywood, Graham, Jackson, Macon and Swain Counties. Other workshops will be scheduled in other counties this fall.
The primary product of this plan will be a region-wide map indicating where existing hiking trails, greenways, mountain bike trails, and some on-road bicycle routes are located. It will also include recommendations, based on public input, on where new trails, greenways or routes may be located to connect to other trails or connect towns/communities to one another.
"We want to use this plan to help identify partners, pursue funding opportunities, and link communities," said Graham.
The Plan will also include some documentation of other trail and greenways considerations for use by the towns and counties within the region. This documentation will include topics such as recommendations for more detailed planning efforts, funding strategies, partnerships and maintenance expectations.
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The Scholars
The Scholars, an initiative from the College of Education and Psychology Dean's Office, is a select group of undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in programs in the College of Education and Psychology at The University of Southern Mississippi. These students serve as ambassadors for the College, and they also serve as important representatives for our students in terms of communicating issues and concerns with the Dean's office.
Students chosen as Scholars must meet certain criteria and are selected by a faculty committee. Faculty may click here to obtain eligibility requirements. There are many benefits to becoming one of the Scholars, including working closely with faculty and staff of the College as well as developing communication and leadership skills.
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Patriots reportedly negotiating with Brandon Lloyd for restructured deal
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It's been speculated that the Patriots would cut wide receiver Brandon Lloyd before his $3 million roster bonus is due this weekend. According to ESPN's Mike Reiss, the Pats and Lloyd are negotiating a restructured contract that so that Lloyd could return under a more team-friendly deal.
Lloyd is due a base salary of $1.9 million in 2013, with a salary cap charge of $4.9 million.
The 31-year-old Lloyd had 74 catches for 911 yards and four touchdowns in 2012, his first season in New England. He's played for five other teams since joining the NFL in 2003.


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About 50 people on an American Eagle flight that made an emergency landing in Springfield continued their journey after about an hour's delay on Monday. Their flight was from Dallas to Milwaukee.
The American Eagle flight landed safely at Springfield-Branson National Airport about 11:50 a.m. Monday after the pilot reported fuel was leaking from the right wing. Firefighters and other emergency responders were standing by when the jet landed.
American Eagle has a maintenance base in Springfield. Another jet was already at the airport at the maintenance base. It took the passengers on to Milwaukee after leaving Springfield shortly before 1 p.m. The jet that made the unscheduled landing stayed behind for mechanics to try to fix the problem.
Crews examined the plane and didn't find any evidence of a fuel leak. Airport officials said they don't know what the pilot saw that caused him to land at the airport.