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• Wisconsin (22-15) welcomes in-state rival Green Bay (16-7) to Goodman Diamond for its second-consecutive Wednesday doubleheader against a non-conference opponent.
• The Badgers have dominated the series, 27-10-1, gathering 18 wins in Madison. Last season UW split a doubleheader with the Phoenix, dropping Game 1, 2-1, and winning Game 2, 4-3. This will be the fourth-straight year that Wisconsin has hosted Green Bay. The last time the Badgers travelled to Green Bay for a series was on March 31, 2010.
• Green Bay played in four preseason tournaments in Illinois, Kentucky and Florida. The Phoenix defeated Connecticut, 3-1, in eight innings at the USF Michelle Smith Spring Break Tournament in Clearwater, Fla., on March 16. Wisconsin run-ruled UConn, 7-2, two weeks earlier at the Texas A&M Invitational. Green Bay also took on Big Ten foe Purdue, losing 5-0. UW will face the Bolermakers in a home series April 25-27.
• The Phoenix enter the series second in the Horizon League, trailing Valporaiso who has played five more games. The Phoenix post a 3-2 conference record after splitting a doubleheader with Wright State and winning two out of three against Youngstown State. As a team, Green Bay bats .280 with 44 extra-base hits (26 doubles, seven triples and 11 home runs) and 56 walks. The team boasts an impressive 2.29 earned run average, allowing 153 hits in the same amount of innings pitched and striking out 84 batters.
• After last weekend's three-game sweep of Illinois, the Badgers jumped three spots in the Big Ten standings to fifth. Wisconsin improved its batting average to .279 after recording a .329 average in three games versus Illinois. The Badgers also lowered their earned run average to 2.82, which is fourth-best in the Big Ten.
LAST TIME OUT - vs. Illinois, April 12, 2014Wisconsin dodged any rain in the forecast on Saturday afternoon, picking up its fifth-straight win defeating Illinois, 3-2, to cap off a three-game series sweep of the Fighting Illini at Goodman Diamond.
"We said going into the Big Ten season, for how good the conference is, 'Don't get swept by anyone else and sweep a few,' UW head coach Yvette Healy explained. "Even though this is our first Big Ten conference series win, they did it in a great fashion in front of the fans. I think it has everything to do with a big crowd, lots of kids out here. The support of everybody coming out makes it easier for the team to play well."
UW (22-15, 6-5) got on the board early, but not often in the win.
Mary Massei and Stephanie Peace led off the contest with a screaming double off the left field wall and single to left, respectively, on back-to-back pitches from Illinois (18-18, 2-10) thrower Brandi Needham.
With runners on first and third and no outs, Michelle Mueller did what she does best, driving in Massei for her 18th RBI in five games this week.
Chloe Miller added to the Wisconsin lead, singling home Peace on a grounder that snuck into right field.
That would be all the scoring the Badgers would do until the sixth inning when Ashley Van Zeeland used her speed to record a two-out infield single, which brought home the game winner.
Mueller walked to begin the inning and advanced to third on a Miller sacrifice bunt and Marissa Mersch ground out.
Down to its last out of the inning, Van Zeeland chopped one over the pitcher's outstretched glove and to Allie Bauch at second base, but the Badgers' sophomore was too quick to retire.
"Our coach just tells us to put it on the ground and run it out," Van Zeeland said. "That's what I worked on all week. In practice we were working on pounding the ball into the ground because we have a hard infield out there. When big hitters get on, we have to bring them around."
It was truly a team effort from UW who gathered RBI from three different players today—a much different outcome than yesterday's Game 2 box score, which was dominated by Mueller's eight RBI.
Wisconsin even remixed its usual game plan of getting the small-ball hitters on base to be driven in by the power hitters. Instead, a power hitter (Mueller) reached safely and was driven in by a small-ball hitter (Van Zeeland) for the game-winning run.
"Our short-game kids are putting the ball in play and pressuring, so you have to be proud of your Wisconsin kids from Kaukauna like Ashley Van Zeeland," Healy noted. "(Megan) Tancill did really well, too—she's a Wisconsin kid. We've had some great walk-ons from in state play really hard and come up clutch as of late."
In a game that produced just five runs, it's no surprise that both pitchers, especially Cassandra Darrah, were impressive in the circle.
The senior gave up two runs on six hits, while striking out 10—two shy of her career high—and not allowing any freebies. Darrah picked up her second win of the weekend and 13th this season.
In three games, Wisconsin pitchers held 2013 All-Big Ten second-team left fielder Alex Booker to just 1-for-11 at the plate for an average of .091. The senior entered the weekend batting .429 with 11 extra base hits (five doubles, three triples and three home runs) and a team-leading 23 RBI.
"This is a great start to our winning streak and we just need to keep it going," Van Zeeland said.
500 CLUBWisconsin won its 500th game, 3-2, on Saturday against Illinois. The program has posted fourteen 20-win seasons since its start in 1996, including five-straight since head coach Yvette Healy took the helm in 2011.
UW has an all-time record of 500-491-2 for a winning percentage of .505. The Badgers have just six sub-.500 years in 18 completed seasons.
MUELLER'S MONSTER WEEKSenior third baseman Michelle Mueller was nearly unstoppable in the batter's box this past week and was rewarded as a result.
The La Crosse, Wis., native gathered nine hits in 15 at bats for a .600 batting average en route to her second career Big Ten Player of the Week award, announced on Monday. But it didn't end there. On Tuesday, she was also named Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division I National Player of the Week and USA Softball National Player of the Week, which are both firsts in Wisconsin history.
Mueller smoked a grand slam against North Dakota in UW's, 17-1, Game 2 win on Wednesday. She added three home runs in three consecutive at bats in the Badgers' 10-3 win over Illinois on Friday, marking just the fifth time that's ever happened in NCAA history.
In total, Mueller picked up six extra-base hits (two doubles and four home runs), five runs, one walk and 18 RBI in five games against UND (two) and Illinois (three).
SENIOR SWAGThe four Wisconsin seniors dominated action on Wednesday in 11-2 and 17-1 wins against North Dakota.
Mary Massei went 3-for-5 on the day with two runs, two long balls and four RBI. Michelle Mueller finished with three hits in five at bats, including a grand slam in the second inning of Game 2. The La Crosse, Wis., native recorded nine RBI in the two games. Stephanie Peace added four hits in six tries, as she also poked two over the outfield fence, helping her to gather three RBI.
Cassandra Darrah picked up her eleventh win of the season, allowing just two runs, one earned, on five hits and one walk in Game 1.
OFFENSIVE EXPLOSIONWisconsin's three home runs in the second inning of its 17-1 win over North Dakota tied the program record, matching three previous instances against Ohio State and North Dakota State in 2005 and East Tennessee State in 2007.
The Badgers' five home runs in the contest was the second most by a UW squad in a contest and the team's 17 runs tied a school record for the most in a single game.
BEATING THE RANKEDUW's 2-1 Game 1 win in the April 6 doubleheader at No. 14 Minnesota was the team's third win over a ranked opponent this season. The Badgers gained 7-5 victories against then-No. 7 Arizona on March 7 and No. 23 Northwestern on March 22. Wisconsin holds a 3-9 record versus the top-25 this season.
NEW CAREER HIGHSSenior pitcher Cassandra Darrah threw the second no-hitter of her career in an 8-0, five-inning win over Detroit on March 20. Darrah went 3-1 that week, pitching 26.2 innings with a 2.36 earned run average.
The Corydon, Iowa, native recorded a career-high 12 strikeouts and no walks in the first game of a doubleheader vs. Iowa on March 29.
Marissa Mersch joined her teammate, posting a new career high in hits and RBI after she went 4-for-4 and drove in four RBI, as the Badgers split the doubleheader with an 8-4 victory.
B1G FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK X 2Freshman middle infielder Sara Novak had a huge impact in UW's games vs. Louisville and Northwestern March 17-22, hitting .500 with a 1.100 slugging percentage and blasting the first two home runs of her career. For her impressive play on the field, Novak was named Big Ten Freshman of the Week--the second Badger to win the award this season.
The second of her home runs ignited a seven-run rally in the top of the seventh inning that propelled the Badgers to a 7-5 come-from-behiond victory at Northwestern. She was also hit by a pitch four times, helping to compile an on-base percentage of .643.
COMEBACK KIDSThe Badgers used a seven-run seventh-inning rally to take down No. 23 Northwestern on March 22 to record their first conference win of the season.
After dropping two two-run games on Saturday, UW entered the final inning of its last game against the Wildcats trailling by a score of 3-0. Sara Novak led off with a home run--her second of the weekend--followed by six singles, a HBP, RBI-groundout, wildpitch and walk from the Badgers offense to complete the inning's scoring.
Wisconsin fended off Northwestern's attempt at a rally after the Wildcats plated two runs in the bottom half of the inning to steal the game, 7-5.
BIG TEN AWARD WINNERSSophomore Taylor-Paige Stewart and freshman Chloe Miller were recognized by the Big Ten on March 3 as pitcher and freshman of the week, respectively.
Stewart appeared in each of the team's five games in College Station, posting two wins in two starts against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. The sophomore recorded a 1.24 earned run average for the weekend and picked up a new career high when she struck out ten Islanders batters on Friday.
Miller started all five games behind the dish, gathering four hits, five RBI and two runs. She logged her third and fourth home runs and multi-hit games of the year, while notching a .333 batting average.
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Myung-Soo Lee is the Interim Dean of the Zicklin School of Business and Professor of Marketing and International Business at Baruch College.
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Prior to his interim deanship, Lee served as Chair of Baruch College's Allen G. Aaronson Department of Marketing and International Business and as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs of the Zicklin School of Business.
Lee has delivered marketing seminars to such corporations as KPMG and Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company, as well as to the Midtown Manhattan Small Business Development Center at Baruch College. His work has been published in numerous scholarly journals, including the Journal of Consumer Research and the Journal of Marketing Research.
Lee received his BBA from Chung-Ang University in Seoul, Korea; his MBA degree from SUNY at Albany; and his PhD degree from SUNY at Buffalo.
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PORT ST. LUCIE - The Port St. Lucie Police Athletic League, with the help of volunteers from the Savanna Club Fishing Club, hosted another in their series of fishing clinics for the youth of Port St. Lucie on Saturday, Nov. 10. More than 20 boys and girls came out to the lake at Rotary Park to cast their lines and reel in the fish.
Four young fishermen went home with trophies for their efforts: Brandon Dubord caught the first fish, Cody Dubord caught the most fish, and Melody Kirsh caught the biggest fish. Cassidy Keener was the winner of the casting contest, putting her hook in the hoop more than any other contestant.
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Messing with Majolica
I've recently been experimenting with translating my drawings onto ceramic objects using the majolica technique. The direct nature of applying color through this brush technique has a nice appeal because the fired result looks pretty close to the way it was applied. In an effort to get some of my advanced students to expand their experience with different firing ranges, I've been introducing majolica as a way to explore what the character and the color palette this technique has to offer. For the type of imagery I'm trying to achieve, I've found that simple, refined forms with smooth surfaces are best, but thinking outside of the box might lead you beyond the conventional interpretation of this technique.
Making an Impression
The way that clay stamps can activate and transform the clay surface has been a constant source of fascination to me, helping my work evolve and grow over the last 35 years. I've worked with traditional, impressed designs, and more recently with raised designs created via a two-step process. The platters with raised patterns are created using a hump mold and slab construction. First a pattern is stamped into a slab that's been draped over a form, then this slab is dried and bisqued to create the mold. The surface designs on the mold create a convex, or raised pattern rather than the typical concave surface achieved with stamps. I came up with this idea a few years ago after becoming frustrated with the way traditional stamped patterns did not hold up when using drape molds. I wanted to make utilitarian forms that were elegant, had fine detail and could be reproduced. It was also essential to me that making these pieces kept my joy for working with clay alive!
A Slab-Built Flowerbrick: It's Cake
In this ceramic art lesson plan, Arthur Halvorsen demonstrates how to build a flowerbrick that's inspired by cake shapes and cake decoration using soft slab techniques combined with slip trailing.
Pottery Making Illustrated May/June 2011
Theme: Endless Techniques
When Geoffrey Chaucer said back in the 15th century "The life so short, the craft so long to learn" he could have been speaking in the 21st century. Pottery making is an art and craft that has no limits for learning, and this is borne out once again in this issue of PMI. Just when you think you've mastered enough techniques, we roll out some more, which we think is a good thing. We take a look at some cool throwing techniques and tips in this issue we know you'll enjoy.
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Pottery Making Illustrated March/April 2011
Theme: Part of the Story
When we artists reveal their techniques in Pottery Making Illustrated, we often run out of room. But we're more than happy to accommodate them when they have more to share. In this issue, we welcome back Paul Barchilon to give us some tips on using die-cut stencils and Bowie Croisant shares his technique for mold making and slipcasting. On the flip side we have Martina Lantin and her Crown Jars but she has more for a future issue.
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From Maquette to Form: Creating Figurative Ceramic Sculptures From a Clay Sketch
Maquettes have long been used by artists as a way of planning out a
sculpture. They are basically three-dimensional sketches in miniature
of the eventual larger-scale work. In today's post, an excerpt from the January/February 2011 issue of Pottery Making Illustrated, Magda Gluszek walks us through her ceramic sculpture process, from maquette to form. – Jennifer Harnetty, editor.
Between the Lines: Grouting Tiles, Mosaics, and Tile Installations for a Visually Pleasing Effect
Grout does not just have to be a practical element in tile work. With a wide range of premixed grout colors available, it can also be used to aesthetically enhance a single tile or an entire tile mural. By strengthening the weight of a line or adding a weathered patina, grout can really become an integral part of the decorative process. Today, Laura Reutter demonstrates how grout can be used in this way. She also gives some great advice for press molding and drying tiles without warping.
Pottery Making Illustrated January/February 2011
Theme: The Synergy of Techniques
When it comes to challenging techniques, even the most complicated ones can be broken down into a series of simple steps. In this issue, you'll get a bonus because each artist takes you step-by-step through a series of techniques to create a work of art. For example, Magda Glusek's unusual sculpture uses sculpting techniques and decorating with both fired and non-fired finishes. Peter King describes how to handbuild large cylinders you can finish on the wheel and Margaret Bohls makes plaster texture molds as a starting point for her elegant vases displayed on lattice stands. In each article, you'll find plenty of ideas to inspire your next piece.
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Microwave Kilns: Great Tools for Testing Low-Fire Lusters, Enamels, and China Paints
Many people know that a microwave oven can be used to dry clay quickly when you're in a pinch. Dielectric heating (the type used in a microwave oven) is also used in industry to fire ceramics for high-tech applications. This option is also available on a small scale to the studio potter, at least for firing tests and small objects using a microwave kiln. In today's post, an excerpt from our latest free download the 2011 Buyers Guide to Ceramic Arts Supplies: A Studio Reference for Purchasing and Using Ceramic Supplies and Pottery Tools, Jessica Knapp tells you all about this alternate use for old microwaves!
Pottery Making Illustrated November/December 2010
Theme: Functional Tableware
Remember the rule about form following function? Well, here's an issue that really illustrates that your forms can be highly creative and still get the job done. Annie Chrietzberg writes about Paul Donnelly's excellent cup and saucer combinations in our featured project for this issue, and she's joined by other equally creative takes on the idea of functional creative forms. Martha Grover demonstrates how to make a stunning lidded form, and Joan Bruneau and Arthur Halvorsen provide two entirely different takes on ways on making exciting flower holders. You'll enjoy all four projects and much more in this issue.


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There's a thriving "green jobs" market awaiting college graduates, and the Princeton Review says UW-Milwaukee is a leading provider of the academic, research and real-world experiences students need to compete for in-demand green jobs.
UWM received its third consecutive "Green College" rating and a detail-packed profile in "Princeton Review's Guide to 322 Green Colleges," an annual publication co-sponsored by the Review and the U.S. Green Building Council.
"Schools that have a good Green Rating will put graduates a step ahead of the competition and help ready them for the jobs they really want," says the Review.
Local experts agree, including alumna Emily Brown. She earned a bachelor's degree in Conservation and Environmental Science (CES) in 2006. She's now director of education and outreach for Keep Greater Milwaukee Beautiful. One of the benefits of studying sustainability in an urban academic setting, she says, is the "whole picture" approach that a community-connected university like UWM can offer.
"There's competition for these jobs – more people are interested in them, so you have to work harder to prepare for the field," says Brown.
She offers this practical advice: "Volunteer. Take service learning seriously. Internships are essential. Take a variety of courses. Do study abroad. Look at the whole picture before you."
Sustainable, interdisciplinary, extracurricular
All of the above are academic or extracurricular features of the university's popular CES degree, a BS or BA program based in the College of Letters & Science. Glen Fredlund, program director and geography professor, says students are drawn to the major because they want to make a difference. They remain enrolled in CES, he suggests, because of the program's flexible and career-relevant curriculum. Students select from broad academic offerings that pair well with the CES sustainability focus: biology, geography, geology, chemistry.
"But hands-on experience and skill-building are very important," Fredlund adds.
For professional experience and sustainability service, CES students rely on the program's vast network of partnerships with environmental leaders throughout Southeastern Wisconsin: Urban Ecology Center, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Growing Power, Alliance for the Great Lakes, Keep Greater Milwaukee Beautiful, the Milwaukee BIOME Project and others.
That experience might begin with 10 hours of service-learning work. Advanced CES students are encouraged to pursue for-credit internships and undergraduate research experience, ranging from river cleanups to migratory bird surveys, and organic agriculture to clean-water testing. The program's capstone course assigns every CES major to a four- or five-person project team that looks at a key issue related to urban sustainability – and designs a model response.
"Sustainability can seem so abstract," says Program Coordinator Mai Phillips. "That's why we developed the capstone course to get students working on real-life applications in sustainability, working as experts in their own field to solve environmental issues."
Faculty advisers and the interdisciplinary CES framework also encourage individualism and entrepreneurism.
"What I'm hoping is that our grads are more entrepreneurial – not just relying on jobs that already exist," Phillips says. "Sustainability is about identifying needs that are out there, and creating a way to fulfill them."
Finding opportunity from UWM to Costa Rica
Sustainability soars on campus
In the 2012 edition of "Princeton Review's Guide to 322 Green Colleges," UW-Milwaukee earns high marks for how sustainability is woven into daily operations.
The review cited UWM recycling efforts dating back to the mid-1980s: "As early as 1984 UWM started recycling its yard waste…. Today, UWM recycles everything from lab chemicals to construction to e-waste."
Also mentioned in UWM's green profile is the university's successful "Energy Matters" conservation project to reduce energy use in some of UWM's oldest buildings.
Additionally noteworthy is the Downer Woods nature preserve, open to campus and community visitors year-round and tucked along the East Side campus' northern edge. A campuswide Stormwater Master Plan, including multiple UWM green roofs and campus acreage converted into native gardens, boost UWM's natural green beauty and soak up storm water that might otherwise contaminate the local water supply.
UWM students live and learn in one of the University of Wisconsin System's only LEED Gold Certified Buildings, the sustainable, state-of-the-art and stylish Cambridge Commons – located only a few yards from the Milwaukee River and the Beerline Loop trails that welcome nature enthusiasts, runners and bikers year-round.
"Beyond the green roofs, energy savings and gardens, the mindset and expectations of UWM are aimed at a sustainable future for all," says CES alumna and UWM Sustainability Coordinator Kate Nelson. "The roots of sustainability have grown strong across the campus."
Emily Brown says coursework and faculty connections helped her pursue a chain reaction of opportunity that allowed her to master Spanish and develop her sustainability credentials as an undergrad.
"The pivotal moment was taking a UWinteriM trip to Costa Rica, led by Professor Tim Ehlinger," Brown says. "It was an amazing adventure. I fell in love with what was happening there."
She returned to Costa Rica's Tirimbina Rainforest Center months later to begin a unique internship CES faculty helped her design. The UWM Center for International Education helped her coordinate travel-abroad resources and a scholarship to defray the costs. At Tirimbina she connected with the Milwaukee Public Museum education director and landed a second internship. Inspired by her experiences combining conservation and education, she became one of the first UWM students certified by the National Association for Interpretation. She received bachelor's degrees in Spanish and CES in 2006.
Today, Brown uses all of it – the Spanish, the NAI certification, community connections and current CES interns and service learners – as education and outreach director at Keep Greater Milwaukee Beautiful.
"One thing I've learned," she says, "is that having a variety of knowledge, experience, skills is so important in sustainability."


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Gophers injury report vs NMSU: Kirkwood listed as questionable
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Minnesota Gophers injury report -- Sept. 7 @ New Mexico State
RS junior RB Donnell Kirkwood (ankle sprain) -- Questionable
• Kirkwood has been nursing a bum right ankle since getting tangled up on a run in the third quarter of the Gophers' season opener last week against UNLV.
Coach Jerry Kill has been hesitant to officially rule out Kirkwood for Saturday, but it appears highly unlikely that the he will be able to play. Kirkwood was listed as questionable on the official injury report released on Thursday, but he is not penciled in on the depth chart.
The Gophers' starting tailback had not been cleared to practice as of Wednesday, but was able to do some light running on the sidelines later in the week.
Kirkwood's injury has opened up a battle for playing time in the backfield, primarily between sophomore Rodrick Williams Jr. and junior David Cobb. Watch for both to get carries on Saturday, but with Williams getting the start.
Freshman RB Berkley Edwards (ankle/knee sprain) -- Out
• Edwards will sit out again due to a sprained right knee and ankle suffered on a rep in practice on Aug. 21.
Kill mentioned Wednesday that Edwards is close to the same stage of recovery as Kirkwood, with the hope that he will be able to make his collegiate debut in Week 3 against Western Illinois.
But Edward's return date is still very much in flux. Kill has insisted the Gophers will be careful to ease the speedy 5-foot-9, 190-pound Edwards back into practice when he is finally given clearance.
Junior CB Derrick Wells (shoulder/hamstring) -- Probable
• Wells looks like he will make his season debut against New Mexico State, although his role could be limited
Wells had been slowed off and on throughout fall camp with a lingering shoulder issue (deep bruise), along with a bout of hamstring tightness. As a result, he was forced to sit out in Week 1, leaving the Gophers without a slight bump in physicality and speed on the edge.
But Wells returned to practice earlier in the week, leading Kill to say Wednesday that the standout junior corner is back at "full-tilt."
What his role will be Saturday if he does play still remains in question. Wells is listed behind sophomore Eric Murray on the Gophers' latest depth chart. Junior Briean Boddy-Calhoun, who returned an interception for touchdown in his first career start last week, is slotted in the starting spot on the edge opposite Murray, with senior Martez Shabazz marked as the No. 2 option.
RS junior TE Alex Bisch (foot) -- Out
Sidelined since early on in fall camp with a foot injury, Bisch has once again been ruled out. As the Gophers unveiled against UNLV, redshirt sophomore Ernie Heifort was moved from center to tight end largely to fill Bisch's spot.
RS freshman LB Nick Rallis (undisclosed) -- Out
Rallis was used in a backup capacity at strongside linebacker behind redshirt senior Aaron Hill in the season opener, picking up his first three collegiate tackles. But now he is out with an undisclosed injury. Redshirt sophomore Dominic Schultz has moved up the depth chart into Rallis' spot.
RS senior LT Ed Olson (undisclosed) -- Out
With Olson not making the trip to New Mexico State, redshirt freshman Ben Lauer has been shifted into the backup role at left tackle with starter Marek Lenkiewicz.
RS senior Victor Keise (wrist) -- Probable
Keise has had to wear cast over his left wrist since getting injured during the last week of fall camp. Keise struggled at first getting used to catching with the cast on, leading Kill to hold him out against UNLV. But Kill said Keise has stood out in practice this week and has been "catching the ball well."
The redshirt senior, who has only one catch in 14 career games, is listed alongside sophomore K.J. Maye as the No. 2 Z-receiver in back of Isaac Fruechte.
RS freshman WR Jamel Harbison (suspension) -- Out
Harbison missed Game 1 because of an off-field discipline issue, which will also keep him out for a second consecutive game. Harbison has not played in a game since tearing his ACL in the Gophers' 2012 season opener on the road at UNLV.
Kill has not expressed serious concern about Harbison's situation, eluding that it is only a minor discipline issue. Kill said Wednesday that the redshirt freshman receiver has been doing a "good job" off the field and will "be back here soon."
Sophomore WR Andre McDonald (suspension) -- Out
McDonald is not expected to return this season after he was removed from the Gophers' 105-man roster midway through fall camp. Kill had said at the time McDonald's status would be reevaluated once the season began, but on Tuesday Kill announced that McDonald would sit the year out.


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Trent Hires Cristela as His Newest Attorney
Cristela gets her first job as an attorney.
Cristela gets her first job as an attorney.
Cristela receives a life-time membership for her work.
He's still hanging with a rough crowd.
How do we make this more enjoyable for you?
No you have to ask me. I'm shy.
Now I have the table and your kid.
Cristela serves as marriage counselor to Trent and Veronica.
Cristela, Daniela and Natalia argue about how to best love one another.
Maddie takes a hands-on approach to teaching CPR.
I always knew you'd do big things.
I've got a soft spot for pushy women ? I guess opposites attract.
That's what I like about you: you're decent and you're loyal.
This is not how Christmas is supposed to be!
Just pre-ordering one movie ticket for Christmas Eve.
The network? Is that the name of a gang? I don't want to join!
Class action means cash action, Cristela.
You're already in America. You can stop singing.
There he is. There's my buddy.
Hey Dad. Do you have to make breakfast for mom now?
Some heartless corporations cut their employees' salaries.
Tell him I'm looking forward to working with him
Preview Cristela brings up equal pay at the dinner table
Sports! We're talking sports.
I've got to start bringing my charger to work.
Preview Josh asking Mark Cuban to fix the fridge.
Preview Cristela explaining how she got her mustache to stay on.
Cristela ignites the party with her original song "Hall-Oates-Ween"
Cristela needs a partner for her halloween couples costume.
Preview Natalia teaching her grandchildren about the box of death.
How about a thank you kiss?
Daniela apologizes to Cristela for the way she's mistreated her.
Preview Alberto offereing to construct Cristela's new bed
Josh picks up the extra work so Cristela can go on her date.
Who wants to work?
I will go out on a date. One date.
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Apophysis is a fractal flame editor and renderer for Microsoft Windows. It was created by Mark Townsend by translating Scott Draves' original C code into Delphi and adding a graphical user interface. It has since been improved and updated by Peter Sdobnov, Piotr Borys, and Ronald Hordijk (the SourceForge project developers). It is open source, licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).
Apophysis has many features for creating and editing fractal flames, including an editor which allows one to directly edit the transforms that comprise the fractal flame, a mutations window, which applies random edits to the triangles, an adjust window, which allows the adjustment of coloring and location of the image, and even a scripting language with direct access to most of the components of the fractal, which allows for effects such as the animations seen in Electric Sheep, which are also fractal flames. Users can export fractal flames to other fractal flame rendering programs, such as FLAM3.
Apophysis has also recently been modified to create fractals that looks like 3D, although all computations are done in 2D space.
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The face came out by accident, randomly experimenting. It was one of my first images, .....
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As an artist who is cr*p with a pencil but good with a computer, this was a fantastic world that opened in front of me.


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AstraZeneca and Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine combine resources in the fight against Neglected Tropical Diseases
Thursday, 12 April 2012
Boston, USA
AstraZeneca and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine announced today a research agreement aimed at finding new medicines to treat river blindness and lymphatic filariasis, which are neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) that affect millions of people.
Under the terms of the agreement, AstraZeneca will make a selection of its research compounds available to scientists at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine's Anti-Wolbachia (A∙WOL) Consortium, who will test the compounds to determine if they are effective in killing Wolbachia – a bacterium that is an essential symbiont, which lives inside the parasitic worms that cause both river blindness and lymphatic filariasis. New medicines are needed to treat these diseases because there are limited therapeutic options constrained by drug resistance, sub-optimal treatment regimes, co-infection related adverse events or incomplete targeting of the parasite life-cycle.
Professor Mark Taylor of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine said:
The access to new medicines from AstraZeneca adds to our growing portfolio of drug libraries made available through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's CEO Roundtable Translational Research Working Group. It is a good example of the success of this approach and the commitment of pharma to NTDs being put into practice. The partnership of pharma and academic groups is an essential step in translational research for new NTD drugs, which is going to be crucial if the goal to eliminate NTDs is going to be realised.
Manos Perros, Head of the AstraZeneca Infection Innovative Medicines Unit said:
AstraZeneca's ongoing global investment in infectious disease research has built a large library of scientific assets that might benefit the millions of people who suffer from NTDs. By engaging in open innovation through partnerships with organisations on the front lines of NTD research, we hope to advance the science and deliver new treatments in these underserved areas of medicine.
The agreement between AstraZeneca and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is a result of AstraZeneca's membership in the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's CEO Roundtable Translational Research Working Group - a structured, multi-company approach to help speed the discovery and development of treatments for NTDs. The research agreement will work in parallel with other efforts to speed the development of critical NTD treatments, including WIPO Re:Search, a database of research compounds, knowledge and expertise.
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About River Blindness
River blindness or onchocerciasis is almost exclusively confined to West and Central Africa. According to the World Health Organisation, the disease is transmitted by a blackfly that lives
and breeds near fast-flowing streams and rivers. In addition to visual impairment or blindness, onchocerciasis causes skin disease, including nodules under the skin or debilitating itching. An estimated 37 million people are infected and 90 million people live in areas that put them at risk of infection.
About Lymphatic Filariasis
Lymphatic filariasis, commonly known as elephantiasis, is transmitted by different types of mosquitoes and affects an estimated 128 million people in South-East Asia and Africa. The disease can result in an altered lymphatic system and the abnormal enlargement of body parts, causing pain and severe disability.
About NTDs
More than 1 billion people – a sixth of the world's population – suffer from Neglected Tropical Diseases. In 149 countries one or more NTDs are endemic. Unfortunately, these countries tend to be amongst the poorest in the world, where the loss of productivity of the working population and the costs of health provision caused by NTDs hinders economic, social, and political development. This makes NTDs a pressing global healthcare challenge. However, due to low commercial incentives, it has been an under researched area, receiving less funding than more high profile diseases, like HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
About AstraZeneca
AstraZeneca is a global, innovation-driven biopharmaceutical business with a primary focus on the discovery, development and commercialisation of prescription medicines for gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, neuroscience, respiratory and inflammation, oncology and infectious disease. AstraZeneca operates in over 100 countries and its innovative medicines are used by millions of patients worldwide. For more information please visit: www.astrazeneca.com
About Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) has been engaged in the fight against infectious, debilitating and disabling diseases for more than a hundred years and continues that tradition today with a research portfolio in excess of £190 million and a teaching programme attracting students from over 50 countries. www.lstmliverpool.ac.uk
About A∙WOL
The A∙WOL Consortium consists of both academic and industrial partners funded by The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, whose aim is to develop new drugs against river blindness and lymphatic filariasis. The Consortium is working to create products compatible with mass drug administration programmes for human filariasis and to provide an alternative treatment in the event of drug-resistance to current treatments. www.a-wol.com
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October 10, 2015
CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) - Earth, Wind and Fire will put out their first album in eight years -- and it almost didn't happen at all.
Singer Philip Bailey says the album was finished up to the mixing stage when they decided to go back to the drawing board. They originally wanted to put it out by Election Day in 2012 but delayed the release by nearly a year.
"Now, Then and Forever" will come out September 10. Bailey says it was a smart decision to delay because the album has "a lot more bells and whistles in place" and it's a better record.
Bassist Verdine White says there are two sides to the album, "the commercial hit side and the hip side."
Bailey says some people wonder why Earth, Wind and Fire bother putting out records anymore. He says it's a creative outlet for them and it's who they are.
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Oklahoma City Thunder (43-18) vs Minnesota Timberwolves (25-35)
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Last game: Minnesota: L, 95-82 vs Los Angeles Clippers, Oklahoma City: W, 115-89 vs Sacramento
The Timberwolves played the Clippers on Thursday without Kevin Love, who sat out with a concussion. Minnesota fought, but were outmanned and outgunned by the Clippers, who pulled away in the second half.
The Thunder demolished Sacramento Friday night. Durant scored 29 and Westbrook scored 22, while the Thunder held DeMarcus Cousins to 9 points on 3-14 shooting.
Oh yeah, and they did this:
The Key Questions
#1. Will Kevin Love be available to play?
Negative, which is doubly unfortunate. Now we won't get a repeat performance of March 23's thrilling double OT game. Love was brilliant, scoring 51 points and dueling Durant and Westbrook, but he wasn't enough to spur Minnesota to victory. Unfortunately, the rematch looks like it will have to wait until next year.
#2. Will Anthony Randolph continue to play well?
In his last two games, Randolph has been impressive, both offensively and defensively, especially against Denver. AR scored 28 points on 11-16 shooting and blocked 5 shots. Against the Clippers, Randolph continued to be efficient, scoring 16 points on 7-12 shooting. The strangest sentence I will write today: Anthony Randolph will be key to the Wolves' fortunes tonight.
#3. Will Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook combine for 100 points?
The Wolves have historically had trouble guarding Durant, and they will be starting Barea against Westbrook. Oh yes. There will be blood.
The Key Matchups
The biggest matchup for Minnesota will be Nikola Pekovic against Kendrick Perkins. Perkins is one of the few centers in the league who can match up with Pekovic strength-wise, but the Wolves will need Pek's production to have any kind of a chance against the Thunder.
The Wolves will need to do their best to limit Durant/Westbrook. It would be an understatement to call this a tall order, but if the Wolves force the rest of the Thunder to beat them instead, the game might be more competitive.
The Outlook
Ho boy. This could get ugly. On the one hand, the Wolves seem to be playing with a little more pride. On the other hand, Oklahoma City is a much, much better team.
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The number of businesses out there that sound, look and act precisely the same is increasingly alarming to me. A good test is to knock out the logo from a piece of creative. Or even put a competitor's on it. Does anything really change? If not: you're undifferentiated. And differentiation, when you're busy trying to sell your proposition to time- and attention-pressured people in today's increasingly aggressive market, is everything. That's one of the key things we were discussing at the recent Successful Selling Expo.
Most businesses are me toos, using the same arguments and claiming broadly the same benefits as their competitors. The number of businesses who think they are 'the same as everyone around them' and appear to be comfortable with that is astonishing. This perplexes me for several reasons:
- If you're not differentiated, you can't stand out – and you're essentially invisible in a crowd
- If you're not differentiated, your sales funnel is the same as everyone else
- If you're not differentiated, you're always fighting on someone else's territory
- If you're not differentiated, you are dependent on the personal relationships of your sales team – and this may not be sufficient, or may be uneven
- If you're not differentiated, you cannot challenge the customer – or be seen as a trusted advisor; you have nothing new to add
- If you're not differentiated, you will become a commodity sale – and beaten by anyone more innovative, or cheaper
- In an increasingly brand-focused buyer market, if you're not differentiated, you can't appeal to a buyer's emotional triggers – and all buyers, even business buyers, obey their emotional triggers
- In an increasing tough sales environment, if you're not differentiated, you won't sell.
Still fine not being differentiated? Marketing and sales teams are being stripped back, entire technology budgets are being reduced. Customers have more choice. They know they'll get a good price. What they want is someone who gives a good price AND can challenge and think of new ways to solve their problems – and someone offering something different. And they will get it. It just won't be you, if you don't sound, look, act and BE different. And the key to all of this is to think in a differentiated way – because differentiation begins and ends as a state of mind. Only by thinking creatively, thinking in new ways all the time do you find where your difference lies,
It's time to examine the way your sales proposition is taken to market. To see if it truly differentiates you – your product and services, your approach to the market. If it doesn't, then as a sales organisation you are being let down, limiting your exposure to the right buyers in the right places and context – and mindset – to buy.
To do that, it's time to seek and find real, sellable differentiation. Whether it's within your product or service, or your methodology, or way of working. It's time to bring everyone together from every relevant field – sales, marketing, brand, leadership, products and services – to discover, agree and nail down that differentiation once and for all. This is an always exciting, always positive, and always creative process that will energise the entire sales and marketing organisation. And then it's time to communicate that to the world – and just as importantly, within your business. So sales teams are armed for anything, and the entire business aggregates around that single-minded differentiation that gives you an edge, gives you control over your sales funnel, unifies your teams, and enables you to be the trusted advisor that today's buyers want.


text: Costly nurse staffing initiative avoided through a compromise Publish Date: 7/8/2014 Up until recently, the Massachusetts Nurses Association was promoting two ballot questions on nurse-patient ratios and hospital financial transparency. The staffing ratio initiative would have set ratios in all hospital units, and the other initiative would have regulated CEO compensation and annual operating margins as well as required financial asset disclosures of hospitals and other facilities. The Massachusetts Hospital Association strongly opposed both initiatives. As the deadline approached for the MNA to collect signatures for the ballot initiatives, it launched TV and radio ad campaigns highlighting hospital CEO compensation. YouTube videos were also used by nurses to voice their concerns about staffing. However, in an attempt to avoid costly and arduous ballot campaigns for both MNA and MHA, both sides were able to come to a last minute compromise. They agreed to language requiring a 1:1 or 1:2 ratio depending on the stability of the patient in the ICU only. As part of the compromise, MNA agreed to drop its ballot initiative push if the bill was signed by the Governor by July 2, 2014. The bill made it quickly through the House and Senate and was rushed to Governor Patrick for his signature on June 30, 2014. While the two organizations were able to find a compromise, do not expect this issue to disappear. The MNA has stated it will continue to pursue legislation for staffing ratios throughout Massachusetts hospitals.


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A Trip Down Vomit Lane: The Worst Red Carpet Fashion At The 2011 Grammy Awards
The stars played it safe at this year's Grammy Awards. Everyone looked immaculate, sleek, and red carpet ready. But there were a few flubs that will go down as some of the biggest meh/bleh/eh looks in Grammy history. Let's take a trip down vomit lane, shall we?
Artist JaneGOOD GOD. He's partying like it's 1991. SRSLY, where's the walkman to complete the outfit?Jun 02, 2011
Artist JaneOk, I think the hot pink and the orange-red hair clash a bit, but the design of the dress isn't too bad. Love the shoes, but uhhh...the bleached eyebrows with hot orange-red eyebrow liner are what threw me off. WTF?!Jun 02, 2011
Artist JaneBjork couldn't make it to The Grammy's this year, but she's sending her dress with Anna Nalick...Jun 02, 2011
Artist JaneIt looks like something retro-like from the '80's gone bad...I'm busting out the puffy paint and tube socks and sending them to her.Jun 02, 2011
Artist JaneROFLMAO. Oh my god...I just don't even know what to say to this...Brilliant.Jun 02, 2011
Artist JaneSRS LULZ commence! Wow, I gotta give the guy props for having the balls to wear it paired with those boots too.Jun 02, 2011
Artist JaneSee this would be the one that would've been cool had it been in green. It would've brought out her red hair :)Jun 02, 2011
Artist JaneDid she make love to a leprechaun before showing up to the Grammy's?! D:
It's not a bad color, or a bad design, but the two together look wretched. If it were a different color-something more subtle, then it would make for an interesting dress.Jun 02, 2011
rainfall@ Rosink yes i agree with you. she looks very amazing and she looks everytime different and beautiful :)Apr 24, 2011
MissMindFuck :3(MennaPayne)I love Hayley Williams and this out fit just shows WHO SHE IS :) shes crazy and beautiful
and im loving her new tattoo(the cross on her leg)
the dress simply shows everything about her :) i personally LOVE ITApr 22, 2011
amyspanglerew, this is terrible.Apr 18, 2011
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NekaWhat is not wrong with this dress...Feb 15, 2011
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christinemaderAm I the only one who actually likes the dress? xD I'm just frightened by the orange eyebrows! And maybe the heavy orange hair and the pink fur isn't the best mix, but in general I like it.Feb 15, 2011
DEVthe hair colour looks GREAT! so hayley! xDFeb 15, 2011
mI feel like if it lost the sleeves and was with a pair of awesome black heels, I'd like it more.Feb 14, 2011
*ruby*Why was the Sitch even at the Grammy's to being with?Feb 14, 2011
sydneyparamoreThis is just Hayley being Hayley, expressing herself in any way she likes and now giving a rats ass what other people have to say about it and she looks GORGEOUS!! *_* ♥Feb 14, 2011


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Zirconium(IV) silicate
|Preferred IUPAC name
Zirconium(IV) silicate
|Systematic IUPAC name
Zirconium(4+) silicate
|Other names
Zirconium(4+) orthosilicate
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|Molar mass
|183.31 g·mol−1
|Colourless crystals
|4.56 g cm−3
|Melting point
|2,550 °C (4,620 °F; 2,820 K) (decomposes)
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Zirconium silicate, also zirconium orthosilicate, (ZrSiO4) is a chemical compound, a silicate of zirconium. It occurs in nature as the zircon, a silicate mineral. Zirconium silicate is also sometimes known as zircon flour.
Zirconium silicate is usually colorless, but impurities induce various colorations. It is insoluble in water, acids, alkali and aqua regia. Hardness is 7.5 on the Mohs scale.[1]
Zirconium silicate occurs in nature as mineral zircon. Ore is mined from natural deposits and concentrated by various techniques. It is separated from sand by electrostatic and electromagnetic methods.
Also, the compound can be made by fusion of SiO2 and ZrO2 in an arc furnace, or by reacting a zirconium salt with sodium silicate in an aqueous solution.
Zirconium silicate is used for manufacturing refractory materials for applications where resistance to corrosion by alkali materials is required. It is also used in production of some ceramics, enamels, and ceramic glazes. In enamels and glazes it serves as an opacifier. It can be also present in some cements. Another use of zirconium silicate is as beads for milling and grinding. Thin films of zirconium silicate and hafnium silicate produced by chemical vapor deposition, most often MOCVD, can be used as a high-k dielectric as a replacement for silicon dioxide in semiconductors.[2]
Zirconium silicates have also been used in medical applications. For example, ZS-9 is a zirconium silicate that was designed specifically to trap potassium ions over other ions throughout the gastrointestinal tract.[3] ZS-9 is being developed for oral administration to treat hyperkalemia (increased serum potassium levels). Currently, the only product approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat hyperkalemia is sodium polystyrene sulfonate (Kayexalate). However, Kayexalate is an organic ion-exchange resin that nonspecifically entraps cations including potassium, magnesium, and calcium. Kayexalate has also been associated with cases of serious gastrointestinal adverse events and colonic necrosis.[4]
During the process that ultimately resulted in ZS-9, zirconium silicate candidate molecules were optimized to selectively capture potassium cations and to have an optimal balance of counter ions. This was accomplished by screening zirconium silicate compounds to find one that mimicked the action of physiologic potassium channels and to exchange the counter ions present in the drug candidates.
In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, phase 2 clinical trial in patients with chronic kidney disease and hyperkalemia, ZS-9 three times daily for 2 days reduced potassium levels to a significantly greater extent than did placebo, and ZS-9 was well tolerated.[5] Similar results were observed in a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled phase 3 clinical trial with ZS-9 given three times daily for 2 days.[6] ZS-9 given once daily for 12 additional days during an extended treatment phase was able to maintain a significant reduction in serum potassium relative to placebo.[7] ZS-9 was well-tolerated at all doses, with comparable rates of overall adverse events and GI adverse events between the placebo and ZS-9 treated patients.[8]
Zirconium silicate is an abrasive irritant for skin and eyes. Chronic exposure to dust can cause pulmonary granulomas, skin inflammation, and skin granuloma.[9] However, there are no known adverse effects for normal, incidental ingestion.[10]
- ^ P. Patnaik (2002). Handbook of inorganic chemicals. McGraw-Hill Professional. p. 1002. ISBN 0-07-049439-8.
- ^ Lide, David R. (1998). Handbook of Chemistry and Physics (87 ed.). Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press. pp. 4–96. ISBN 0-8493-0594-2.
- ^ http://www.zspharma.com/ZS-9.html
- ^ Sterns RH, Rojas M, Bernstein P, Chennupatie S. (2010) Ion-exchange resins for the treatment of hyperkalemia: are they safe and effective. J Am Soc Nephrol 21: 733-735
- ^ Ash SA, Singh B, Lavin PT, Stavros F, Rasmussen HS. (2013) Safety and efficacy of ZS-9, a novel selective cation trap, for treatment of hyperkalemia in CKD patients. J Am Soc Nephrol 24: 2B (abstract)
- ^ http://www.zspharma.com/downloads/ZS_Pharma_Announces_Positive_Top-Line_Results_of_Phase_3_Trial_of_ZS-9_in_Patients_with_Hyperkalemia.pdf
- ^ http://www.zspharma.com/downloads/ZS_Pharma_Announces_Positive_Results_from_the_Extended_Treatment_Phase.pdf
- ^ http://www.zspharma.com/downloads/ZS_Pharma_Announces_Positive_Results_from_the_Extended_Treatment_Phase.pdf
- ^ "Zirconium silicate MSDS" (PDF). Retrieved 2009-06-06.[dead link]
- ^ http://www.agsco.com/MSDS/Zirconium%20Silicate.pdf
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This gets me to thinking how fragile everything is. I've been blessed (and I'm not a religious person, but this is how it feels, the most apt characterization) with two full days of no anxiety, and no meds needed. Why? How long will it last?
What brought it on? My fiance' commented that suddenly I "am back" and "participating in life again". I want to "keep this up" but somewhat feel like I don't have a say in the matter. It's like I was given the gift of sanity, and it might be collected from me at any moment.
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How can I last like this for 4-6 more weeks before noticing a change? I just don't feel like I have enough umph left in me to make it the distance. I know things will get better, but the business of getting "better" sucks.
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This has been over three weeks of not feeling like myself, having massive anxiety, etc. I'm ready to be back to good.
Anyone else out there recover from a mood episode at home? I have my therapy appointment tomorrow morning and then see my psychiatrist on Wednesday afternoon. Maybe he'll up the Abilify dose, maybe he'll still recommend that I admit myself to the hospital. I just feel that trying to recover at home is the least invasive way of going about things.
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I've been talking to my family and friends via email and phone, and my fiance' has been making it a priority to come home from work early each day to spend time with me. We're making it work. I see my psychiatrist tomorrow afternoon. We'll see what he says. If he's still adamant on the inpatient route, I just might say yes. Recovering at home is difficult when you're by yourself most of the time. Perhaps the hospital is the place for me.
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Tea party groups still eyeing Hatch
Sen. Orrin Hatch might have thought he was getting some good news yesterday when the top strategist for the Tea Party Express came out to say that the Utah Republican was an "original tea partner," and that the group wasn't going to challenge him come 2012.
But strategist Sal Russo's remarks were later "clarified" by the group's chairwoman, Amy Kremer, who said that while Hatch is a "very kind and decent man ... he has also been a politician who has at times gone with the will of the entrenched political establishment instead of the will of the voters of his state."
Not to be outdone, the Club for Growth political action committee which spent a bunch of money and effort to oust former Sen. Bob Bennett came out Friday to say Hatch is still a potential target next year.
Citing Russo's comments that Hatch was instrumental in getting votes for President Ronald Reagan in 1976, Club President Chris Chocola noted, "a lot can change in 35 years."
"Sen. Hatch has a lower lifetime average on the Club for Growth's Congressional Scorecard than his former colleague Bob Bennett for a reason. Orrin Hatch has done some good things over the decades, but six term incumbents who vote for TARP, the Bridge to Nowhere, the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac bailout, SCHIP, and higher taxes are quite clearly not 'as good as it gets.'"
Hatch's campaign didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. Thomas BurrTwitter.com/thomaswburr
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Wylie seniors see their season come to an end in loss to Stephenville
WICHITA FALLS — The Wylie seniors locked arm in arm with their teammates, swaying to the Wylie school song one last time on the Memorial Stadium sideline Friday night.
This is where their season came to an end — tasting the bitter tears of defeat for the first time in a 59-28 loss to No. 3 Stephenville in the Class 3A Division I state quarterfinals.
It was a tough ending for the No. 2 Bulldogs, who finished the season at 12-1.
"It's tough," said Wylie's senior quarterback Taylor Grant. "Nobody wants to end their season with a loss. You always want to win your last game. But I couldn't be any prouder of these guys, this team. I wouldn't trade them for anything. We had a great year. Twelve and 1 is a heck of a year. We played great every game, this game included. We fought hard. We didn't give up, and we held our heads up high."
Wylie's Sterling Bristow, a senior tight end and linebacker, echoed Grant's sentiments.
"I can't say enough about how great of a season we had," he said. "We just came up a little short. But I've got no regrets."
Stephenville (11-1) dropped down from Class 4A this season, and the Yellow Jackets were the preseason No. 1. Yet Wylie played them blow for blow until late in the third quarter.
Stephenville scored a touchdown to go up 38-28 with 2:29 left in the third quarter. Then on Wylie's next play from scrimmage, Preston Brown picked off a Grant pass to set his team up at their own 27. Eleven plays later, Tyler Jones ran 2 yards for his third touchdown of the night and a 45-28 lead early in the fourth quarter.
It all unraveled from there for the Bulldogs.
"We weren't afraid of Stephenville," Wylie senior running back Garrett Martin said. "They're a great program. I thought we had a great chance, but it got away from us in the fourth quarter."
DeAndre Key, a senior offensive lineman, praised his teammates.
"We got after it," he said. "When it came down to getting stops, we couldn't get it. It happens."
It was difficult for Key to see his high school football career come to an end, after so many battles in the trenches.
"It's really hard," he said. "Our guys put all they had into it. We just came up a little bit short. I know our juniors are going to come back and get after it. I'm excited to watch that too."
It also was hard for Wylie coach Hugh Sandifer to see his seniors' season come to an end just two wins shy of a state title game.
"It's a great group of seniors," he said. "They took us on a great ride all year. We've played great football all year, playing with the pressure of being ranked No. 2 all season. Everybody was giving us their best shot.
"It's just hard every year, seeing these seniors and what they've invested in our program. So many have been part of it for six years, and it's just tough. But I was proud of them. Golly, what a great season. We ran into a great team and fought it as long as we could. It just kind of got away from us. But it doesn't take away from our season."
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For the broth
- 2 Tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 large onion, sliced
- 2 carrots, diced
- 1 1/2 Pound cubed pork, beef, or chicken
- 2 cloves garlic
- 4 Cups chicken broth
- 1 Tablespoon honey
- 2 small potatoes, diced
For the curry roux
- 1/4 Cup vegetable oil
- 1/2 Cup all-purpose flour
- 2 1/2 Tablespoons curry spices
- 1-2 Teaspoon salt
- Cooked Japanese short-grain rice, for serving
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The truth is that this is not a very pretty dish and never will be. But it's good, so good. I've served it over Japanese short-grain rice but like it best when I use basmati… that slight nuttiness only adds to the overall flavor. Don't let this ugly duckling fool you; make this dish!
For the broth
Heat the oil in a sauté pan over medium-high heat. Add the onion, carrots, pork, and garlic and sauté until the onion is softened. Add the broth and honey and simmer until the meat is tender, about 1 hour. Skim the fat off the broth and add the potatoes.
For the curry roux
In another pan, heat the oil over low heat, add the flour, and cook until brown. Remove from the heat and add the curry spices.
Add ½ cup of the broth to this mixture and stir (it should be like a paste). Adding ¼ cup at a time, stir this curry roux back into the meat and vegetable mixture. Add the salt and let it simmer until it thickens, about 30 minutes. Serve over Japanese short-grain white rice.
Calories per serving:788 calories
Dietary restrictions:High Fiber Dairy Free, Egg Free, Milk Free, Peanut Free, Tree Nut Free, Soy Free, Fish Free, Shellfish Free, Alcohol Free
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82% of adults who ever smoked had their first cigarette by their 18th birthday. More than half became regular smokers by that time.
Smoking among 8th and 10th graders has risen 50% since 1991.
Nationwide, 71% of high school students have tried smoking.
About 1/3 of high school students are current smokers. (Smoked at least one cigarette in the last 30 days.)
Although only 5% of daily smokers surveyed in high school said they would definitely be smoking five years later, close to 75% were smoking 7 to 9 years later.
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Kids are smoking more. Are they being taught and do they understand the long-term implications of smoking? Do they understand the relative health risks of smoking compared to other dangerous activities? Do they understand the addictive nature of nicotine? Do they realize that if they innocently experiment with tobacco and have no intention of smoking, that they just may get hooked and not be able to quit?
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20 Pieces For Flute (Or Violin) And PianoItem #: WB.K03618
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Composed by Jean-Baptiste Lully.
Instrumental-Collections (Educ). 40 pages. Published by Warner Brothers. (WB.K03618)
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20 Pieces for Flute (or Violin) and Piano, written by Jean-Baptitste Lully.