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POTSDAM - A fourth-quarter comeback against undefeated Franklin Academy came up short for the Potsdam Central varsity boys basketball team on Friday but coach Brooks Bigwarfe was impressed with his club just the same.
We were down by 16 points in the second half and we actually battled back to go ahead by one with a little over three minutes left. For us to be able to do that against a team like Malone really shows how far this team has come since the start of the season, noted Bigwarfe after the Huskies regrouped to claim a 57-53 NAC Central Division decision over the Sandstoners.
Our team is really starting to find its identity and showed a lot of character tonight. Hopefully this game gives us even more confidence going forward, Bigwarfe added.
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Nate Monette and Mitch Gallagher anchored the Huskies offense with 12 points each. Jon Dunlavey netted another 11 followed by Austin Lamay with nine and Alex Johnson with four while Connor Dailey, Chris Poupore and Kody Mulverhill all finished with three points apiece.
The Sandstoners (7-3, 3-3) return to action next Friday at home against Massena.
In the JV game, Potsdam gained a 49-35 decision over the junior Huskies. Jake Mitchell fired through a game-high 18 points followed by Jack Byrnes with 11 and Matt Stone with seven.
Zach Raymond led FA with 13 points.
Canton 61, Salmon River 41: At Jerry Hourihan Gymnasium in Canton, the Host Bears led 19-5 by the end of the first quarter before going on to net the win in the other Central Division game played on Friday.
Scott Wight and Evan LaPoint tossed through 14 points apiece while Ed Bortnick and Nick Archibald chipped in 10 points each followed by Bryant Wentworth with five and Charles Ames with four while Eugene Hitchman and Francesco Palumbo closed out the Canton scoresheet with two points each.
Russ Oakes led all scorers with 10 points in the losing effort. Josh Hynes tallied nine followed by Justin Bigness with six, Skye Sunday with four, Dylan Whitehead with two and Chance Monette with one.
In NAC interdivisional matchups between North Division and East Division rivals, St. Lawrence Central outscored Parishville-Hopkinton 70-29, Brushton-Moira downed Colton-Pierrepont 36-27 and St. Regis Falls handled Norwood-Norfolk 64-35.
SLC 70, P-H 29: In Parishville, the Larries raced out to a 23-2 lead in the first quarter then outscored the Panthers 39-20 in the second half to come away with the convincing win. Zane Ramsdell led a balanced SLC offense with 14 points. Josh White added 13 followed by Jessi Greer with 10, Tyler Savage with nine, Corey LaBarge with six and Shane Fuentes with five. Bradley Francis and Todd Ramsdell added four points apiece, Cody Meacham three and Hunter Ramsdell the other two.
Tanner Wilson and Mike Burns anchored the P-H effort with 10 points each. Anthony Pullano added four followed by David Eames with three and Ryan Snyder with two.
B-M 36, C-P 37: In Brushton, the host Panthers built a 19-14 halftime lead and made it stand for the win. Zach Burnett led the winning offense with 13 points followed by Loren Traynor with seven while Alex Burnett and Justin Lavarnway each contributed six.
Scott Boyce led the Colts with 13 points. Bruce Avery netted eight while Jake Angleberger, Patrick Martin and Brent Hoyt each finished with two.
SRF 64, N-N 35: In Norfolk, the Saints built a 32-16 halftime lead then broke the game open with a 20-6 third-quarter run en route to raising their undefeated record to 12-0.
Caleb Green led the way with 21 points followed by Brandon Votra with 18 and Corey LaBounty with eight.
Dan Devine netted 15 points in the losing cause. Kyle Martens chipped in nine followed by Garrett Waite with four and Brandon Sawyer with three. Cody Ruse and Jake Matthie each netted two.
In West Division action on Friday, Edwards-Knox held off Harrisville 47-44, Heuvelton beat Hermon-DeKalb 64-17, Morristown turned back Hammond 48-45 and Lisbon stopped Clifton-Fine 66-21.
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Didnt wanna see him go, but he has to do whats best for him. Bad news nonetheless.
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Didnt wanna see him go, but he has to do whats best for him. Bad news nonetheless.
I'm going to be pissed if I ever find out Oklahoma outbid us when the athletic department made 7 million dollars in profit last year.
I'm sure Dave Brandon's first priority is to make sure he doesn't piss off UMxWolverines.
It damn well better be!
But what if OU offered a lot and we didn't match because he didn't think he was worth it? I know we all think our coaches are the best, but what if Hoke and DB sat down and decided there were better coaches out there for 250k than Montgomery? I'm not saying that's the case, but sometime employers don't match offers on purpose, and not because they're cheap.
Cheap ass Michigan
All that B1G expansion/TV money and we can't afford to keep our D-Line coach? It seems like Brian was right. DB will use the extra cash for useless non-revenue sports and building an indoor rowing facility.
Go away Phil.
the write-up on scout says this:
sources indicate that Michigan offered a competitive compensation package to Montgomery, but ultimately he felt the opportunity at Oklahoma was clearly one he couldn't pass up.
I think people above may be right about him just getting the chance to have the D-line to himself. Right now I feel like they're basically splitting 4 positions amongst 3 coaches. Maybe OU also sprinkled a DC-in-waiting or a co-DC in there too
Speculating, then I can see it. But Norman isn't Ann Arbor. While Norman is probably the best city in Oklahoma, it pales in comparison to Ann Arbor. Norman and especially Oklahoma summers just suck out loud. And then there is the red dirt...
Ever think that he wasnt carrying hus weight in Mattisons eyes? Assumptions go both ways folks. And I wasnt happy with the DL this year.
The hell, man.
I clicked on the panic button, the more you click, the more it impresses.
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Thank you
Yeah, looks like no Cole commitment this weekend. Why does it seem like Montgomery was recruiting every single big time recruit we are in on?
I don't understand this, because
1.) Montgomery will most likely only be in charge of DT's at Oklahoma
2.) Michigan offered him a "competitive compensation package"
3.) He could be in line for the DC job when Mattison retires
4.) Stoops is going to be on the hot seat soon if he doesn't start winning big games/win the (weakening) Big 12.
According to the Beave, he was only in charge of the 3-techs and 5-techs at Michigan.
Yeah, that's what I've heard too. But I really can't see this as more of a lateral move...if he had full control of the DL at OU, then ok. But it's looking like he won't, and we know money was no issue (in the Scout article)....
Apparently OU offered him Recruiting coordinator responsibilities, which can be a great way to build a resume towards becoming a head coach. Michigan couldn;t match that as they already have two doing that job so it makes sense for him to move and at least he's moving now when there is more than enough time to find a replacement and adress recruit relationships.
Hire Mike Hart.
Are you sure?
Why Hart over Campbell?
I like heart jokes more than soup jokes.
I am 100% in favor of this.
To coach defense?
I don't want a quitter back. Definitely not as a head coach. Steady in Oklahoma and get torched by okst for all I care
Didn't Hoke leave and then come back? I'm okay with how that turned out for us.
Especially if they have ever left for ND. Mattison should just leave now, right?
He's young. He saw an opportunity for himself and his family. I doubt he ran into Hoke's office and called him names, he might decide to walk back to Michigan in time.
You can't find many coaches thse days who spent their entire career at one place. The only one that comes to my mind is Joe Paterno.
As others have pointed out, Brady Hoke coached at other schools, leaving Michigan to coach at Ball State. So did Gary Moeller, who left Michigan in the late seventies for Illinois before coming back.
Mike Stoops is the DC at Oklahoma. Unless he leaves for a head coaching job, Montgomery has no chance of moving up. Also, this leaves us with Fred Jackson as the only non-white coach on the team. Not good...
But he is just a position coach and good recruiter. I have never heard of a program going into a downward spiral because a position coach left. Good luck to him and I am confident we will hire a solid replacement.
How is this Dave Brandon's fault?
Assistant coaches are always going to leave. We've been blessed. Let's just hope we find a replacement that is as good or better.
Go throw a bunch of money at Tosh Lupoi! #dreaming
It's his fault because he chose to be cheap
How the fuck do you know? Reveal your information and source or be gone.
I'm willing to bet that Brandon did whatever Hoke and/or Mattison asked him to do, within reason.
Well Hart might not know much about coaching defense, but he sure wouldn't be worse than GERG
Bring ron english back..hes only across he street..
Fuck Oklahoma.
Well, crapballs.
Soup Campbell or Mike Hart would both be solid choices. Coach Jackson said Mike Hart would be the a combination of Woody, Bo, and Saban at recruiting
a coach now maybe giving him a call.
How about Shaun Cable?
Perhaps even Chone Crable?
Do change from time to time. Not sure if you know that.
Have to hire a d line coach? Can they adjust the current staff considering Hoke focus is the d line??


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and the dash in the middle there is significant.
Bogut clearly wasn't ready. No need to rush him. PR certainly played a part.
His ankle wasn't ready at the 6 month mark. Its still not ready at the 7 month mark. So yes it was stupid to rush him out there just because the window is 6-10, and we cross our fingers and hope that Bogut is on the early end rather than the latter.
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Prep football: First Baptist opens up against nemesis Moore Haven
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Kickoff: 7:30 p.m.
Key players: MH — QB/DB Akkua Hallback, RB/LB Markeis Hallback, OL/DL Matt Baker, RB/DB Darrion Cohens; FBA — QB Corey Todd, WR/DB Jonah Bueltel, RB/LB Alex Diaz, RB Chris Dorrill
What to watch for: In what figures to be a tight district race, each team looks for the all-important first win and early-season momentum. As always, Moore Haven boasts plenty of speed with quarterback Akkua Hallback and his cousin Markeis at tailback and linebacker. The Lions hope to be more physical up front with a line anchored by veterans Josh Mastrangelo, Blake Hein and Clay Amico.
First Baptist Academy coach Billy Sparacio knows Friday night's season opener against Moore Haven is going to be a challenge.
The Lions, now in their fourth year as a program, have never beaten the Terriers, although they have made steady progress in each season. Dropping a 56-6 decision to Moore Haven in their first-ever game in 2009, the Lions lost 47-32 in 2010 and 41-31 last year in a game the Lions led most of the way.
"As always, Moore Haven has good athletes," Sparacio said. "They've got kids on the edge who can beat you with their speed. They do quite a bit with formations and plays, so we've really got to be prepared for anything they throw at us."
Sparacio was very pleased with his team's performance in a 51-18 preseason win over Coral Springs Christian last week.
"I was really impressed, the kids did a nice job," Sparacio said. "They played fast and aggressive, we saw some really neat things. Of course, there were a few little things we needed to clean up, but we've addressed those issues in practice this week."
The Lions came out of the preseason game with no major injuries, always a plus for a small school lacking the roster depth of bigger squads.
"We had a few kids who were banged up a little bit, so we rested them in practice," Sparacio said. "But nothing that should cause anyone to miss any game time. We expect everyone to be at full strength."
The Lions know they've never beaten Moore Haven, but they're not focusing on that. More importantly, they know this is the Class 2A-District 6 opener for both squads in what figures to be a tightly contested playoff race in the eight-team league.
"The kids know this is a big game right out of the gate," Sparacio said. "They understand that and they're focused. They know what's at stake and are excited about getting the job done."
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Now It's OK to Say False Promises Are Being Made about ObamaCare
Remember when lefty pundits like Jonathan Cohn [New York, June 5] and Ezra Klein [Washington Post, June 1] said righty pundits like Avik Roy [Forbes, May 30] were being dishonest in reporting that ObamaCare was going to produce health insurance rate shock? Cohn and Klein's argument boiled down was: People shouldn't be shocked when their rates go up because liberal policy wonks won't be shocked.
Here's Jonathan Cohn, writing on Monday in response to a Friday press conference in which President Obama said that when the ObamaCare exchanges open people will be able to sign up for health insurance that is significantly cheaper than what they can get now:
[W]hile some people will pay less than they pay today, some will pay more. They will primarily be young, healthy men who benefited from preferential pricing in the past, were content with coverage that had huge gaps, and are too wealthy to qualify for the law's tax credits—which are substantial but phase out at higher incomes…
But somebody listening to Obama's press conference probably wouldn't grasp that distinction. They'd come away thinking their insurance will be cheaper next year. For some, it won't be. Obama isn't doing himself, or the law, any favors by fostering a false expectation. [New Republic, August 12]
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If you want to know why we can't have an honest debate about ObamaCare, consider how Barack Obama has irresponsibly distorted that debate (for four years and counting). I hope Cohn keeps demanding greater honesty from the president, and that other ObamaCare supporters follow Cohn's lead. [Cato Institute, August 13]


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Legal professionals and civic organizations throughout the country are busy coordinating with schools and community centers to conduct programs that inform youth about the importance of our courts. Additionally public and media events, spearheaded by state bar association leaders, are planned for May 1, 2012 around the nation to address the severity of court under funding and its effects on Americans' everyday life.
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As part of NNU's capstone requirement for seniors in the School of Business, six teams of students have created projects to meet social needs that address poverty, transportation, food, lighting and clean water locally and abroad that they believe are financially sustainable.
Teams will compete in a simulated market setting where judges will rank the teams. The first place winner will earn a $1,500 prize to put toward making their proposals a reality. Winners will also be given the opportunity to compete in the regional social venture competition in Seattle, Wash.
This year's students have formed the following businesses: Douémour: Providing solar powered light to Rwandans through a one-to-one donation program, Douémour's objective is to aid in the development of Rwandan communities and to increase families' standard of living through a stable light source.
4M Tree Recycling: By creating recycled mulch and providing it to customers in Canyon County, 4M Tree Recycling plans to be a green fertilizer provider for local landscaping specialists, nurseries, and homeowners.
Harvesting Hope: Through the founding of a culinary education center that provides culinary experience for underprivileged individuals looking to work in the culinary arts, Harvesting Hope creates an opportunity to learn to cook under a professional chef.
BikeIt Boise: This proposed company focuses on providing bike rentals in Boise, Idaho to encourage healthy living, reduce traffic congestion and make Boise more environmentally friendly.
PURE: By operating a large water purification plant in India, PURE plans to provide and distribute quality drinking water to designated kiosks run by local entrepreneurs.
WasteSmart: In the pursuit of cleaning up disease harboring waste and turning it into useful, desirable, and profitable products, WasteSmart incinerates waste and creates briquettes out of the ash.
The public is invited to attend the second annual Social Venture Plan Competition (SVPC) that will take place Wed., March 20, 2 to 6 p.m. in the University's Brandt Center, 707 Fern Street. Attendees will be given a virtual $1000 to "invest" in up to three business plans. For more information, please contact Kendra Lubiens at (208) 467-8021.


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The University of Wyoming (the only four-year institution in Wyoming) is located in Laramie, a city of approximately 25,000 located in the southeastern corner of Wyoming.
- The School of Pharmacy is a unit of the College of Health Sciences which also includes programs in nursing, kinesiology and health, communion disorders and social work as well as the Cheyenne and Casper Family Practice Residency programs and preprofessional student advising.
- The University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy is recognized throughout the United States. The professors are experienced in teaching, dedicated to their field and skilled in their areas of research.
- Small classes assures each student individual attention. The School belongs to the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy and adheres to the high educational standards set by this national organization and its program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education.
- A University of Wyoming pharmacy degree meets the educational requirements for registration as a pharmacist in Wyoming, in all other states and in the District of Columbia. Students first enrolled in the University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy in 1946.
- The first class graduated 23 (21 men and 2 women) in June 1950. The School became part of the newly established College of Health Sciences in 1968 and the present building was first occupied in 1969. The School has had over 1000 graduates since that first graduation in 1950.
- The University of Wyoming campus is located near the center of Laramie. Interstate 80 exits and highway 287 are convenient to the campus; air, and bus transportation are also available.
- The School of Pharmacy is located in its own building in the northwest corner of the campus. The University of Wyoming has an enrollment of approximately 11,602 students representing 50 states and 58 foreign countries providing a mix of cultural and geographic backgrounds.
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- Pharmacy students have also found enjoyment in the University's many extracurricular activities. The University operates furnished residence halls for single students and furnished apartments for married students. Sorority and fraternity housing as well as off-campus housing is available.
The University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy offers the Doctor of Pharmacy degree as the single entry level professional pharmacy degree.
- The degree requires a minimum of 142 semester-hours credit in required and elective courses. The curriculum has been developed within the guidelines of the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education taking into consideration the variety of career opportunities as well as general education needs.
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But you do (??) the round dancing with your square dancing?
Oh definitely. You see I believe in a balanced meal. When I go to dinner tonight I will have meat but I'll also have a salad, soup, vegetable, dessert, coffee, bread - fine. I want a balanced meal. Square dancing is the meat of this program, round dancing is probably second in importance, that would be the vegetable. Unfortunatley, some of our people have become vegetarians, they've just forsaken meat. They go off into round dance clubs, then from that to Arthur Murray's, from aurther Murrays to folk dancing maybe and from that to bowling or water skiing. Say Round Dancing is the vegetables, Contras might be the salad, Contrilles might be the soup or the dessert. A balance program of various formation. Great variety in programmin not great variety in the various ways to use combined figures to get to the corner because this is deadly motononty. If you analyze it, the dancer doesn't know what figures the caller used, first they did a forward and back and then they did a bunch of stuff, down the middle, pass through, round one, square thru, R&L thru, dive thru, pass thru, square thru, R&L thur, AL. Next time, down the middle, around two, four in line pass thru, arch in the middle, ends duck in, dive thru, pass thru, square thru, so forth. The dancer doesn't know you used a different method. The net result is that there's been a continuous whole evening of down the middle around somebody, square thru, pass thru, dive thru, dixie twirl, bend the line -- all night long. All from point A to a LA with original corner. This I offer is deadly motonony. But big variety in formation - star patters, double star patterns, all sorts of formations, lines of threes, the unbalanced square. Get variety of formation with a formation featured in each call. Combined with well balanced singing calls makes for a good program. This is what you need to accomplish, it's easy to do with study and effort but it cannot be done by just getting the latest magaizine and reading something and saying, "here's and interesting one, it combines a subsittue with a shuffle the deck to a wheel and deal to a star thru to a dive thru, pass thru and a box the nat to a change girls and an AL. Oh boy, they'll never be able to do this one (with some fake glee expressed here)." This is a part of new caller, beggining caller gets carried away with this idea, I did. I'll tell you honestly that I still love it, I'm facinated by it. But I'm smart enough to know that the average dancer couldn't care less when I've been real clever. When he's happy is when I move him continudouly through 3 hours of dancing without him stumbline and being embarrassed and he's move rhymically and he's not exhausted and tired and wants to dance another week, then I know he'll be back next week.
Briefly if you can, in contra dancing, you doing that, what do you feel about that?
Contra dancing in Australia should find their roots because most of our contra dancing, I'd say 75-85%, comes from England, Scotland and Ireland. Primarly Scotch and English. They are longways dances. You're dancing in sets of two or three couples, you dance a figure, 64 steps with a couple, then you move down or up a couple and dance with another couple. It has all the values of both square and round dancing because there is a step to be taken for every beat of the music in contra dancing. You don't just meander, there's no pauses, you just go-go-go yet it's never rushed. It must be measured in phrases, it's nothing unless its phrased. So it combines the phrases measured value of round dancing with the cooperating mixing value of square dancing. It's a valuable asset. Quadrills are square dances measured in phrase, that's all. Progressive circles and lines and these things are all the same.
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Visit NASA's Space Place for more fun things to make!
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Flying Saucers glue two paper plates together and let the kids design their own spacecraft its amazing how many draw propulsion systems on the bottom without prompting! Be prepared to duck and expect a few crashed landings!
Comets punch 6 or 7 holes on one side of the plate and supply the kids with markers, glitter and crepe streamers , yarn or string. Theyll be flying them in orbits in no time! The comets will make beautiful wall decorations too!
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Courtney Gabinetti of Southwick-Tolland Regional High School took home the top prize, at the 74th Model Congress at American International College. Gabinetti was recognized as the event's best delegate and offered a four year, full tuition scholarship to AIC.
Newly-elected state Senator Donald F. Humason (R-Westfield) was the keynote speaker, addressing a joint session of the Model Congress on Friday, January 10 in the Griswold Theatre. "I'm very excited to be in a room full of people who are head and shoulders above their peers and my peers, because you are already involved in the Democratic process," he said.
Humason urged the students to pursue a career in public service. "It's important for people of good moral background and good character to run for office because if you don't, those seats will be taken by people who may have agendas, may have ulterior motives, and who may want to do things that are not in the best interest of the country."
More than 200 high school students attended this year's Model Congress, Jan. 9-11. The student legislators came from schools throughout Massachusetts, as well as Connecticut, New Hampshire, and New York.
The three day event, the longest running event of its kind in the country, is designed to give high school students the opportunity to engage in the legislative process firsthand and stimulate an interest in the process of government. Model Congress participants write, amend, debate and vote on a variety of bills during the three day competition, many of which closely resemble bills currently before the U.S. Congress.
AIC faculty and staff members judged the participants on their debating skills and knowledge of parliamentary procedure. Bills that passed in committee were taken up in House and Senate sessions on Saturday. The Awards Banquet was held Saturday evening.
First: Courtney Gabinetti (Delegate 97) - Southwick-Tolland Regional High School
Second: Kathryn Mauke (Delegate 82) - SABIS International Charter School
Third: Matt Walsh (Delegate 68) - Mohawk Trail Regional High School
Fourth: Samuel Scudere-Weiss (Delegate 17) - Belchertown High School
Honorable Mentions:
Darian Barlow (Delegate 81) - SABIS International Charter School
Catherine Lupien (Delegate 86) - SABIS International Charter School
Michael Savoie (Delegate 83) - SABIS International Charter School
Best Delegation: SABIS International Charter School
Team Spirit: Chatham High School
Best Bill: Mohawk Trail Regional High School


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Three members of the University of Maine community were killed in a plane crash Friday afternoon at the Knox County Regional Airport in Owls Head.
All three were members of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, and, according to members of the fraternity, the three were David Cheney, 22, of Beverly, Mass., Marcelo Rugini, 24, who was a foreign exchange student residing in Nobleboro and was from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil and William "B.J." Hannigan, from South Portland, who graduated in 2011 with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering.
"Friday night, the University of Maine community lost three outstanding young men," said University of Maine President Paul W. Ferguson in a press release. "In their leadership and involvement in the UMaine community, they touched the lives of students, faculty and staff. At this difficult time, our thoughts are with their families and friends, near and far."
According to the Bangor Daily News, the single-engine plane Cessna 172 that the three were riding in struck a pickup truck on the runway during takeoff. The plane crashed on the runway, caught fire and continued into the woods about 300 yards.
The article goes on to say that the pickup truck was authorized to be on the airport at that time. The driver of the truck was Stephen Turner, 62, of Camden, a licensed pilot, who was uninjured when the small plane struck his 1994 GMC Sonoma.
"Turner is a licensed pilot that works out of the airport and was crossing the runway at that time," the Knox County Sheriff's Office wrote in the press release. "Turner had just assisted in putting a plane away in a hangar across from the terminal. This was routine practice that occurs daily."
The Knox County Sheriff's Department is leading the investigation, and says DNA testing to officially confirm the identities of the victims aren't expected until Wednesday.
An ongoing investigation is expected by the Knox County Sheriff's Department and the National Transportation Safety Board.
"UMaine's Greek and international student communities are mourning the loss of three of their own, but they are not alone in their grief," said Robert Dana, vice president for student affairs and dean of students in a press release. "Losing these three young men — David, Marcelo and B.J. — is a loss for the entire UMaine community and the many people — including faculty and staff — whose lives they touched. They brought great light and energy to our campus, and we will miss them. Our thoughts and prayers are with their families and friends."
Hannigan had recently received his pilot's license, according to the BDN.
Any students affected by this event and would like the opportunity to talk to someone can contact UMaine Counseling Center, 581-1392. Faculty and staff with similar concerns, contact the Employee Assistance Prorgram, 581-4014


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In the early 1970s I began experimenting with homebuilt electronic music synthesizers. It was great fun, but I quickly became discouraged trying to play them from a keyboard. It was difficult to get much musical expression using keyboard control, and, in addition, I lacked keyboard training. Being a clarinet player, I decided to try to build a controller that I could play like a traditional woodwind instrument.
I was faced with two possible paths. The first was to try to duplicate a clarinet as closely as possible, either by building a controller with exactly the same fingering system or by attaching switches to a real clarinet. For technical reasons, this seemed like a daunting task, although it has since been done, both for clarinet and sax.
The second path -- the one I chose -- was to make a new instrument. I reasoned that as long as the fingering system was close to traditional woodwind fingerings (which are all quite similar) I could learn to play it. Not being constrained by the physical requirements of an acoustic instrument, I hoped I could find a way to make a simple but effective and expressive controller. There was even a hope that a new instrument could be better than traditional ones. For example, the action could be faster because there would be no need to have long levers moving big pads.
Defining the Task
A wind controller (or WC) has two main components: a mouthpiece and a keywork system. Blowing into the mouthpiece produces an electronic signal that can be used to control the loudness (or volume) of the final sound and also to change the brightness or other characteristics of the tone. Pressing different combinations of keys with the fingers produces an electronic signal that determines the musical pitch being played and that can additionally control other sonic properties. For example, high notes can be relatively brighter or darker than low notes.
The main challenges in building a mouthpiece are:
First Results
My first WC was crude but gave encouraging results. It was built with simple tools -- hacksaw, file, electric drill, lots of five-minute epoxy, etc -- and various bits of scrap metal and wood. A detailed writeup was published in the Electronotes newsletter in 1978, about a year after the construction was completed and I had had a chance to make a few improvements and to experiment with different wind-controlled synthesizer patches.
My original mouthpiece was designed to work as follows: The player blows through a passage in an aluminum block shaped with a protrusion that goes comfortable into the mouth. The passage leads the breath into a cylindrical chamber with a thin rubber diaphragm glued on top. As the breath force increases and decreases, the diaphragm moves up and down, and its position is monitored with a beam of light skimming along its top. A photocell measures the intensity of the beam, producing an electrical voltage dependent on the force of the breath. A small hole drilled into the chamber from the bottom allows breath to flow through the mouthpiece, as in a traditional wind instrument.
For the keyworks, I started with mechanical switches (microswitches) glued to a piece of wood. Flexible strips of springy metal mounted over the switches activate the switches when pressed. Recesses cut into the wood place the switches on comfortable arcs, rather than on a straight line as in most woodwind designs. To convert the switch closures into a control voltage I designed an effective electronic circuit requiring just one inexpensive electronic chip (a single operational amplifier).
In this system each switch closure corresponds to a change in pitch by a certain musical interval (up a major second, down a minor second, up an octave, etc.) When more than one key is pressed the corresponding intervals are added together. The keys and their intervals are arranged so that pressing down one finger at a time (starting from the top) produces a descending C scale, just like on flutophone or upper register clarinet. Thumb-operated switches produce octave intervals. Since any combination of fingers produces a valid note, it turns out that any given note may be produced by several different fingerings. With the addition of a few extra pinky keys, I was able to get a serviceable fingering system.
The Stealth
The current incarnation of my WC evolved in a series of steps over many years. It's been operational since September 1997, although construction is not totally done. The pictures shown here were taken in the unfinished state because the features should show up better than after it's all been painted black. The main thrusts in developing the present design are summarized in the following.
Ergonomic Body Design --A major goal of the present design was to reduce the mechanical instability and the stress caused by the right-hand thumb support generally used for woodwind-like WCs. By experimenting with cardboard mockups, I found that spreading the hands apart to make a triangular (as opposed to linear) support vastly improved the stability and comfort in holding the instrument. The design incorporates L-shaped support ears mounted to the sides of the body. The instrument hangs down in typical clarinet position, and the ears hook over the vees in the hands, which support the body by lifting.
Keyworks --I decided to use touch-sensitive switches rather than mechanical ones for the current design. Both approaches have pros and cons, supporters and detractors, and both can work well. I didn't have any particular motivation for changing over to touch control -- it was just something I wanted to try. It has turned out to be something I like very much. It's fast, and although a bit tricky to set up properly, it's been stable and reliable.
Modular Construction --What would the ultimate WC be like? This is a question that seems to have as many answers as there are WC players. One way to accommodate the enormous range of preferences among possible features would be to make a modular instrument. Such an instrument would have a main body with interchangeable, plug-in subassemblies to allow different keywork, mouthpiece, and other "subcontrollers" to be arbitrarily combined. The Stealth's mechanical construction was done along these lines (although the problem of modularity in the electronics has not yet been addressed).
Breath Flow --The original mouthpiece did not allow separate adjustment for flow rate and pressure. A second version had little flow valves, which worked but were too noisy. The new system uses two streamlined constrictions to perform the same function with minimal noise. The constrictions are press-fit into the mouthpiece body and can be replaced to change the aperture sizes.
Diaphragm Response --A rubber diaphragm has a highly non-linear response to pressure. In the current design, the diaphragm presses against a spring-loaded foot, providing an improved response curve. In addition a mechanical stop limits the travel of the foot, which simplifies calibrating the electronics and also discourages overblowing.
Mouthpiece electronics --The LEDs and photodetectors that monitor the diaphragm displacement have highly temperature-dependent characteristics. A servo-controlled electronic circuit was developed to provide a stable breath-control voltage output.
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Pentagon's Budget-Cutting Exercise under Way, Panetta Says
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The Defense Department's effort to slash several hundred billion dollars from of its spending plans is ongoing and no decisions on cuts have been made to date, Secretary Leon Panetta said at a Pentagon news briefing Tuesday.
"I am committed to making these decisions based on the best advice that I receive from the service secretaries and from the service chiefs as well as the combatant commanders," he said.
Panetta stressed that the strategy-driven review "is not going to be an easy process." While some cuts will come at the expense of overhead and duplication, others "will force the nation to take on greater risk." Still, the department intends to use the exercise "as an opportunity to shape the very best defense we can for this country as we approach the next 10 years."
In looking for the $450 billion in savings called for under August's deal to raise the nation's debt limit, the secretary said he would be guided by four principles. The nation must:
- maintain the world's best military;
- avoid a hollow force, sustaining a military that, even if smaller, is ready, agile and deployable;
- take a balanced approach in searching for savings, covering overhead, management, acquisition, personnel costs and force structure; and
- keep faith with the men and women in uniform.
Editor's Note: DOD measures the cuts required under the initial round of the debt ceiling deal against its fiscal 2012 budget request, resulting in the need to find $450 billion in spending reductions over the next 10 years. The White House and Congress, however, measure the needed cuts against the Congressional Budget Office's baseline, which results in a $350 billion reduction. The two descriptions are roughly equivalent, however, as the CBO baseline is about $100 billion lower than the FY 2012 budget plan.
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the dead's woodstock performance! oh wait, only darkstar made it..... not even 1 other song?
PEte Townsend kicking Abbey Hoffman off stage is hilarious.
I've listened to The Dead's performance. it is one of their worst. The only good part about it is Phil and Wavy Gravy rambling in between songs. That should be on there. Funny as hell since they are tripping balls.
In Rolling Stone or Spin magazine there is a nice review and look into what the total package will consist of. It's extremely amazing and has a lot more to it than even a lot of major Feature Film releases. I've been looking forward to this for years, since I love the last release, even though it's only one disc, I can't wait to check this out. Just like Monterey's Critereon Collection release, this is more than just the original film. Also I'm glad that the Dead contributed something, cause unlike the Monterey which is missing Dead material, at least we have something. Anybody I meet that says they attended, I always bring up the fact that the Dead thinks that it was their worst show and of course according to Phil's book, it seemed like everything that could've gone wrong, went wrong, but by the recordings found on the Archives, it's really not that bad of a show and Dark Star is pretty sweet. I saw Richie Havens this past Valentines Day play an intimate set and is always my favorite with the Film, how amazing to open up Woodstock with this great and powerful soulful artist. I also am looking forward to hear from Martin Scorsese and his experiences with filming the festival. I wonder which camera is his? I can't wait and I'm willing to shelve out any amount of money for this box set and to have all the music and film together is going to be amazing!
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I'm sure its a fun watch- but what's up with "previously unreleased footage"still 40 years later??": Geesh, cash cow- Milk it!
Oh yea, Rock on!!
I am glad to see they are using the recording of "Coming into Los Angeles" that is actually from Woodstock. It was obvious that the version on the soundtrack album is from somewhere else. I guess they're keeping the "Sea of Madness" recording from the Fillmore East, though.
I'm totally psyched to get a copy of this album, as well as the DVD. I just wish they would release the original theatrical version on DVD, not the "director's cut!" (and I feel very strongly about this; it is my all-time favorite movie) The forty minutes they added in 1994 definitely dragged the movie down. They originally left Janis out for a reason. Actually, at least two reasons: bad lighting, subpar performance. Janis, the Airplane, Canned Heat and the extra Jimi stuff could be on the bonus disc. And as long as I'm commenting on this stuff, I hope they don't constantly switch aspect ratios mid-song like the previous DVD does.
Martin Scorsese was an on-site director, although supposedly the cameramen couldn't hear him in the headsets. He was heavily involved in the initial editing, then he bailed on the production for Hollywood. He edited the Sha Na Na clip, as well as part of Santana. "Soul Sacrifice" is my favorite part of the movie, although that one closeup of Carlos's fingers that is out of sync has always bothered me. He also worked dilligently trying to sync up the Grateful Dead footage because he really liked them and wanted them to be in the final cut, but Brian DePalma stopped by and pointed out it was no use because the footage was way too dark to be included. (information from an interview with editor Thelma Schoonmaker in Dale Bell's book about the movie)
It's about time!!! Hey Drifter, I hear ya' about only one dead track but I bet it's a 20 minute Dark Star............
Sha Na Na seems completely out of place. Get A Job & At The Hop-WTF? This does appear to have some good moments though, especially the last 4 discs.
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Physics of Living Matter
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Our research in this area spans many length and time scales: from aqueous solutions of small bioactive molecules through proteins and DNA to single cells, cell-cell interactions, and collection of organisms in ecosystems, studying phenomena occurring at picoseconds to decades. We use all three methodologies of physics: experiment, simulation and theory. Many experiments use optical techniques made available through COSMIC. Wet labs designed for routine work at biological hazard containment level 1, and upgradeable by containment level 2, are available. Among the powerful resources accessed by our computer simulators and theorists is a 5 teraflop IBM BlueGene-L supercomputer hosted by the Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre (EPCC). Much of the research is closely tied to our programme on soft matter and statistical physics and complexity. Funding comes from EPSRC, BBSRC, DTI, Scottish Enterprise and the Wellcome Trust. Current grant income is in excess of £6M.
Physics of Living Matter are members of the Scottish Universities Physics Alliance (SUPA) Physics and Life Sciences (PaLS) theme. The SUPA Graduate School offers annual Prize Studentships for PhD study (the typical deadline is end of January for entry in September).
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We are able to offer projects across a very wide range of life physics research in experiment, theory and simulation. The best way to find out what may interest you is to browse the staff home pages given below and then contact relevant members of staff by email. Many students joining us will have the opportunity to work closely with staff from the School of Biological Sciences (and indeed in many cases they will be jointly supervised by physicists and biologists). Some of our local biology collaborators and their expertise are listed below. For more details on PhD studies, see here.
Details of staff interests
- Prof. Graeme Ackland
- Computer simulation of complex evolving systems; PI of the EPSRC project Novel Approaches to Networks of Interacting Autonomes (NANIA)
- Dr. Rosalind Allen (Royal Society of Edinburgh Research Fellow)
- Simulation and experiment on genetic switching, including growth rate effects.
- Dr. Jochen Arlt (COSMIC laboratory manager)
- Biophysical applications of laser tweezers, especially to bacteria
- Dr. Richard Blythe (Research Council UK Complexity Research Fellow)
- Language evolution; theoretical population genetics.
- Prof. Charles Cockell
- Life in extreme environments; microorganisms in extremes.
- Dr. Jason Crain (Director of COSMIC; National Physical Laboratory Divisional Head of Science)
- Atomistic simulations of aqueous solutions of biomolecules, especially peptides of pharmaceutical relevance; new optical techniques for biophysics; biosensors.
- Prof. Martin Evans
- Theory of biophysical transport processes
- Dr. Cait MacPhee (Royal Society University Research Fellow)
- Protein misfolding, aggregation and fibrillogenesis; biomimetic materials.
- Dr. Davide Marenduzzo (SUPA Advanced Fellow)
- Coarse grained biophysical simulations, including biopolymers and cell mechanics.
- Prof. Wilson Poon (EPSRC Senior Research Fellow)
- The physics of bacteria, including motion in viscoelastic media, cell mechanics aggregation, biofilm formation and evolution; protein solution – phase behaviour and metastability
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Israeli Military Gathers on Gaza Border as Air Strikes Intensify
Ultra Orthodox Jewish men sing and dance for Israeli soldiers on... Fotografia de notíciasAdulto,Cantar,Conflito,Dançar,Faixa de Gaza,Fronteira,Homens,Horizontal,Israel,Judaísmo Haredi,Operação Coluna de Nuvem,SoldadoPhotographer Lior MizrahiCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesYAD MORDEHAI, ISRAEL- NOVEMBER 18: (ISRAEL OUT) Ultra Orthodox Jewish men sing and dance for Israeli soldiers on their way to the Gaza border on November 18, 2012 in Yad Mordehai, Israel. Israeli/Gaza attacks have entered the fifth day, with two media buildings being recently struck and several journalists subsequently injured. According to health officials in Gaza, at least 50 Palestinians have been killed since Israel launched operation Pillar of Defence. So far three Israelis have died in the exchange of missiles which followed an air strike on Wednesday that killed Hamas military chief Ahmed Jabari. (Photo by Lior Mizrahi/Getty Images)