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About the Book
This is the photos-only Edition of "Roots of Coincidence" in 7x7.
The first version (in 10x8) includes Poems, has 40 pages more and all proceeds go to Charity.
You can find it by following this link: http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1807909
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Yves Schiepek started to go deeper into photography by the end of the year 2005. His recent journey through Asia has enriched his life in a way that photography does and he hopes to travel to new places again to discover and capture new images. Yves has done portraits, nature photography, landscape and more. His photographs have been included in Getty Images, National Geographic's stock photography and have appeared online and in print magazines. Some of his photographs have also been included in the book Biosphere by Citypulse, a collective audio-visual project inspired by experimental visions of cities around the world. More of his photos: http://www.flickriver.com/photos/yives/sets/ To purchase the book I did together with Teresa Chuc Dowell (a poet), please visit: http://www.blurb.com/user/Poetrography
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Gator softball roughs up South Florida, 11-1
Published: Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 4:47 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 12:12 a.m.
Florida's softball team turned what was supposed to be a great pitching matchup into a mauling Saturday.
NCAA Softball Gainesville Regional final
Sunday's game
USF (45-15) vs. Florida (54-7), 1 p.m., Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium, 104.9 FM
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Lauren Haeger tied the school record with seven runs batted in and Hannah Rogers pitched a one-hitter, as the Gators run-ruled South Florida 11-1 to advance to the finals of the NCAA Softball Gainesville Regional.
UF will play at 1 p.m. Sunday against these same South Florida Bulls (45-15), 2-1 winners in nine innings in the elimination game Saturday evening. If Florida wins, it will play host to a super regional next weekend. If not, the two teams will play a deciding game 30 minutes after the first game.
"It was just a great job by the Gators," Florida coach Tim Walton said.
Florida roughed up USF starter Sara Nevins, who saw her ERA jump from 0.93 to 1.16 by allowing seven runs on six hits in an inning and a third.
"We know how tough she is," Walton said. "She's still good."
Nevins came into the game with a 26-inning scoreless streak but Lauren Haeger delivered a three-run homer in the first.
"I've seen her a bunch of times," Haeger said. "I just have to get my timing right against her.
"The whole at-bat I was fighting. I knew they didn't want to walk me. I fouled off a couple of curve balls inside and I got my timing right on the last one. I wasn't sure if it was out. I was just thinking, 'Please.' "
It was the second straight game Florida went to the bottom of the first down a run, but after a bunt single and a hit batter, Haeger's homer barely cleared the left-field fence.
"That's the difference in the game," Walton said. "If you're down 1-0 in the third or fourth, at-bats change. (Haeger's homer) changed the momentum for us. It was a huge at-bat for us."
Taylore Fuller led off the second with a towering homer to left, her second in as many days.
"I've been seeing the ball pretty well and my timing is coming around," Fuller said.
After Florida loaded the bases with one out, Nevins was replaced by reliever Sam Greiner. Haeger greeted her with a bases-clearing double over the center fielder's head.
Haeger was later hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to tie the UF single-game record for RBI in a game. She now has 70 RBI, 10 away from Megan Bush's school record. Her 19 homers are three shy of Brittany Schutte's school record of 22.
Florida starter Hannah Rogers, who won her 30th game of the year, allowed an unearned run in the first but only one hit in the game. That came in the third when Kenshyra Jackson's high bouncer deflected off Rogers' glove.
The Bulls loaded the bases twice in the inning, but only managed the one run. Rogers walked four, hit two batters and struck out six.
"That's Hannah's M.O.," Walton said. "She's not going to give you anything over the plate."
Although a throwing error by Fuller gave the Bulls their only run of the game, Florida's defense sparkled the rest of the game. Second baseman Kelsey Stewart made a spectacular backhanded play to get leadoff batter Kourtney Salvarola in the fifth.
"That was one of the best second base plays I've ever seen," Walton said.
Stewart also had two hits for Florida as did Kelsey Horton, Haeger and Fuller.
Florida is now 54-7 on the season.
"The good thing about this team is they don't make a whole lot out of much," Walton said. "They just play softball."
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LAKE LOUISE, Alberta, Nov 24 - LAKE LOUISE, Alberta (Reuters) - Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal won a men's World cup downhill in Lake Louise on Saturday.
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BREAKING: Lindsay and Dina Consumed Alcohol To Prevent Tremors
Phew, Lindsay's in the front seat. For a minute there I thought this poor bastard wasn't going to get paid.
Seen here leaving Kim Kardashian's wedding every shade of freckle-hammered, Lindsay Lohan reportedly spent the entire reception knocking back shots with her mom which is exactly what you want to encourage a recovering alcoholic on probation to do. It's the secret 14th step right after, "If your mother's a gin-fueled hosebeast that pimped you to Disney at a young age so she wouldn't have to get a real job, you can go ahead and ignore all that other shit." RadarOnline reports:
"She was drinking and partying hard," insider said. "I saw her order shots from the bar."
Mom Dina didn't seem to mind. She was sitting right with her daughters as Lindsay enjoyed several drinks.
Although still on probation, with community service and counseling requirements to be met, Lindsay has no restrictions on drinking and she was not driving.
And thus concludes our coverage of the Kardashian wedding. On that note, some of our more savvy readers may have noticed I fell right into their trap because a post like this is the sole reason Lindsay Lohan was invited in the first place, so, yes, in a way I did. But in another way, I also posted photos of her cleavage flopping all over the place. I don't know how that excuses the other, but for a minute let's presuppose we live in a world where looking at breasts causes people to lose their train of thought. And that's why the penguin told me to seek the talisman.
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From the transcript of Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi's speech at CSIS yesterday:
"We have worked together to manage complicated and tough regional hotpot issues…"
Well, that's just fantastic. In the spirit of international collaboration, we're happy to assist with any regional hotpot tastings; we're particularly fond of the Sichuan variety, but can try to be unbiased.
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Pronunciation: gru-ê-ling • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Extraordinarily demanding and exhausting, 'punishing'.
Notes: Today's word seems to be an isolate, a lexical orphan without any relatives. However, it is an old participle of the verb gruel "to punish" (see Word History). If you live in the UK or other English-speaking region that uses British spelling rules, you will probably want to double the L in this word: gruelling. One L is sufficient in the US.
In Play: This common adjective refers to an exhaustion that is like punishment: "Constance Noring had a grueling day at the office: the boss kept looking over her shoulder all day." It is a good vocabulary item for those who consider any type of work punishment: "I lead a grueling life: clean up my room, clear the table, take out the garbage—one grueling task after another!" Sounds like a teenager, doesn't it?
Word History: Today's Good Word started out as a noun referring to a thin, runny oatmeal served to the ailing and infirm. It was also served in prisons to criminals and from this association it gathered a metaphorical sense of "punishment". Throughout the 19th century, "get your gruel" meant to get your just deserts (not desserts). By 1891 the noun gruel was being used alone as a verb meaning "to punish". Gruel was borrowed in 1199 from the French word with the same spelling. French borrowed it from an Old Germanic word grut "coarse meal, malt", a derivative of an even older word meaning "grain". From grain to punishment is a long semantic trail for a word to traverse.


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The annual Scottsdale International Film Festival returns for the 13th time on October 4 at Harkins Shea 14 Theaters. The entertainment will continue until October 8.
The festival will showcase local and foreign films, which have not been announced yet. The festival will also introduce a new children's program that is sponsored by Republic Charities in partnership with Deer Valley Unified School District.
The children's program will include a live action and animated series of films, curated by the Northe Film Forum's Seattle International Children's Film Festival. Your little one can enjoy the theater on October 7 at 10:30 a.m.
"This is a great opportunity for young people to experience the wonder of great filmmaking and explore the art form deeper than a major blockbuster," says Amy Ettinger, Executive Director of the Scottsdale International Film Festival. "Without Republic Charities belief in and support of this program, we wouldn't be able to give these kids the chance to see the world from the view of their counterparts around the world."
Children will hop aboard a celluloid magic carpet and take a trip all the way from the Arctic to Mozambique, with stops along the way to see animated sights in Turkey, Germany, France, Argentina, and India, through movies like Bottle, Istanbul, Chinti and much more!
Films are appropriate for all ages. Ticket will become available on September 3. Prices range from $8 to $12.


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A WOMAN suffered a suspected neck injury following a collision in Clacton.
Emergency services were called to the aid of the woman, who is in her 50s, following a minor crash between two cars in London Road at 8.10am on Wednesday.
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Hampton Theatre Company Adds Extra Weekend of GOOD PEOPLE, Now thru 18
Due to Hurricane Sandy, the Hampton Theatre Company was forced to cancel all performances of its critically and popularly acclaimed production of David Lindsay-Abaire's "Good People" through November 4.
The company will be extending the run for an additional weekend with performances on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoon from tonight, November 8 through November 18.
"Good People," a tough and tender new play by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Lindsay-Abaire, about the insurmountable divide between those who make it and those who don't, is the winner of the 2012 Horton Foote Prize for outstanding new American play.
"Good People" features Morgan Vaughan as Margie, Joe Pallister as Mike, Nehassaiu deGannes as Kate, Diana Marbury as Dottie, Linda May as Jean and Brennan Vickery as Stevie.
"Good People" will be presented on Thursdays at 7, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 and Sundays at 2:30. Ticket prices are $25 for adults, $23 for seniors (except Saturdays) and $10 for students under 21. For further information or to make reservations, visit the Hampton Theatre Company website, www.hamptontheatre.org, call OvationTix at 1-866-811-4111, or call the Hampton Theatre Company at 631-653-8955.


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In the Eberron campaign setting, Xen'drik is a continent to the south of Khorvaire. Xen'drik's coastline has been mapped but its interior remains largely unexplored, and the continent has a reputation as a land of secrets, danger, and mystery. Xen'drik and Khorvaire are separated by Shargon's Teeth and the Thunder Sea.
Sahuagin tribes guard the seas between Khorvaire and Xen'drik. Some tribes attack any who attempt to reach Xen'drik; others work as guides, often trading, assisting, and negotiating deals with explorers and merchants.
Xen'drik was once home to a civilization of giants which fell into ruin some forty thousand years ago. Primitive remnants of the giant civilization still exist within the land's jungles and mountains. Tribes of drow who worship the scorpion god Vulkoor also live among the ruins of the giant civilization, possessing the most advanced society on Xen'drik. The elves of Aerenal, once enslaved by the ancient giants, originate from Xen'drik.
The Ring of Siberys circles Eberron above the equator, which crosses over Xen'drik. Thus, Siberys dragonshards fall on Xen'drik with some regularity, and Xen'drik is one of very few sources of these rare and valuable objects.
The trade city of Stormreach is located at the northernmost point of Xen'drik, and is the only modern city on the continent. Originally a pirate hideout built among the ruins of a giant city, it now serves as the first stop for travelers to the continent. All dragonmarked houses have agents in Stormreach. Some nearby giant tribes trade with Stormreach, but the inhabitants of Xen'drik become more hostile as one travels further inland. The economy of Stormreach is based primarily upon supporting expeditions to the interior, which are made in the interest of retrieving artifacts, magical items, and other treasures from the giants' ruined cities, temples, and other outposts.


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Brothers Matt and Ben Lulham-Robinson have been selected for the Royal Yachting Association's 420 Youth Squad which comprises the best under-19 sailors in the country.
The Ilkley Grammar School students were selected at a recent assessment weekend held at the Olympic sailing venue at Weymouth.
Matt, 15, and Ben, 13, who live in Menston, had to undergo a physical assessment and sailing tests before being chosen as one of 12 crews. For Matt, who helms the boat, it was a tremendous boost after recovering from a dislocated elbow suffered playing rugby for Ilkley Grammar School last January.
He had been granted a place in the RYA Transition Squad December 2011 but couldn't sail for seven months.
The selection has also resulted in Ben, 14, having to make a sacrifice. The talented number eight has had to give up playing rugby for Ilkley Grammar School and Ilkley Rugby Club.
The boys, who are the reigning world under-16 champions after winning the event in Albany, West Australia last Christmas in a Mirror dinghy, now want to be one of the seven crews which Great Britain will select for next year's Youth World Championships in Spain.


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COMMUTERS are facing travel chaos this morning as trains into London have been hit by delays on the second day of London's tube strike.
Chiltern Railways said signalling problems at Marylebone means trains to and from the station are being delayed by up to 40 minutes.
The rail operator expects the delays along the route to continue until 10am, but it is not clear how much of a backlog the issues have caused.
This includes services from Princes Risborough, High Wycombe, Beaconsfield and Gerrards Cross,
Some commuters from High Wycombe have reported delays of around an hour as they wait onboard trains for them to pull into Marylebone.
The travel problems come on the second day of the London tube strike, with many services cancelled or running a limited service.
Chiltern Rail confirmed Passengers are being accepted on Virgin Trains between Birmingham and London Euston and also on Cross Country services from Banbury to Birmingham New Street.


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WEYMOUTH Football Club have now formally agreed to work towards their proposed move to a new home, after they officially announced a "spirit of partnership" with developers Wessex Delivery LLP.
Both parties attended a meeting with representatives of the Football Association earlier today to discuss ongoing planning applications for the current proposed residential redevelopment at the Bob Lucas Stadium, and for the development of a new ground. Both are now being backed by the club's board.
A club statement reads: "Weymouth Football Club and Wessex Delivery LLP are delighted to announce that they are now moving forward in a spirit of partnership to explore all options in respect of the development at the Bob Lucas Stadium and a possible new stadium."
Club director Alan Pepperell, who has been leading negotiations for the football club, said: "There has been very significant progress made in recent months.
"At the recent Emergency General Meeting the board received overwhelming support to continue negotiations with Wessex Delivery. It has been welcome news to us to learn that Wessex Delivery want many of the things which we and our supporters also want.
"We are now both focused on working together to explore every opportunity which benefits the club."
At the EGM last month, 99.6 per cent of shareholders voted in favour of continuing negotiations with the developers.
The club also recently withdrew its objection for the proposed new stadium to be built at Lodmoor.
The statement also claims that Weymouth FC should not be forced to move anywhere they do not wish to.
Mr Pepperell added: "We are delighted to announce that Wessex Delivery LLP has agreed that it will not seek to relocate the club anywhere that it does not want to go.
"The club has suffered from uncertainty for years, but now we have a categorical assurance that the future of Weymouth Football Club will be decided by Weymouth Football Club.
"This lifts a huge shadow from the club. We are now in a position to support the applications at the Bob Lucas Stadium and Lodmoor because we are in control of our destiny for the first time in more than six years.
"We will continue discussions with Wessex Delivery LLP in many other areas. These will include looking at other sites for the club, not just Lodmoor, and working together on the design of any new stadium as well as shaping a sustainable business plan for the future."
George Farley from Wessex Delivery LLP added: "By working together and in partnership with the club, we are putting together long-term plans that will set the club on a firm footing, and allow it to have a bright and successful future.
"I would like to reiterate the important point that Wessex Delivery will not seek to move Weymouth FC to any new location that is not supported by the board of the club."
West Dorset District Council refused an application by landowners Wessex Delivery to build up to 170 homes on the football club's current site last year.
The separate application for the proposed new site at Lodmoor has had objections from a vast range of bodies, including Sport England, the RSPB and Dorset Police's crime prevention team.


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Welcome to Saint Leo University...
We are looking forward to hosting you, and we hope the following information will assist you with your visit to our campus. If you have any questions, please contact Lions' Athletics at (352) 588-7878.
This guide is meant to assist visiting teams, fans, and parents in attending and participating in intercollegiate athletics events at Saint Leo. For specific gameday questions, contact Kimberlee Yaeger at (352) 588-7878.
This guide is also subject to change without notice, and is up-to-date as of December 2011.
How to Get to Saint Leo...
Traveling North or South
Take I-75 to exit #285. Head EAST on Highway 52 for about 4 miles. Saint Leo University will be on your left.
Traveling from Orlando
Take I-4 WEST and Exit 32 in Lakeland. Travel NORTH on Hwy 98 until it merges with Hwy. 301 in Dade City. Turn right onto Hwy 301 and at the first light, Clinton Avenue, turn left. The road ends into Prospect Street and turn right. At the light, turn left onto Hwy 52. Saint Leo University will be on your right. Average drive time from Orlando is 1 ½ hours.
Traveling from Tampa International Airport (TIA)
Drive NORTH on I-275 through Tampa. I-275 NORTH will merge with I-75 NORTH. Once on I-75 NORTH, follow the above directions, "Traveling North or South." Average drive time from TIA is 45 minutes
Athletics Parking...
Starting at the main entrance to the Saint Leo Campus (Palm Blvd) you will proceed onto campus, making a right at the roundabout. Proceed down East Way and into the Marion Bowman Activities Center main lot (Lot #1, between buildings #24 and #34).
Please observe all posted speed limits while on campus.
Team Parking for events at the Marion Bowman Activites Center (Basketball/Volleyball)...
VANS: Should there be no available spaces in Lot #1, parking is available in the Marion Bowman Activities Center overflow lot (Lot #7). If Lot #7 is filled, overflow parking is available in the Marion Bowman Activities Center main lot (Lot #1) but should be considered secondary. A third option is the new parking lot adjacent to the SLU Tennis Center (circle #39). The lot can be accessed by heading north past parking lots #7, 5 and 11 and making a right after Thomas B. Southard Stadium (#37).
BUSES: Parking for all buses will be in the new parking lot adjacent to the SLU Tennis Center (circle #2). The lot can be accessed by heading north past parking lots #7, 5 and 11 and making a right after Thomas B. Southard Stadium (#37).
Events at University Softball Stadium, New University Field (Soccer/Lacrosse), Saint Leo Tennis Complex and Thomas B. Southard Stadium (Baseball)...
VANS and BUSES: Parking for all baseball, softball, tennis, and 2012 men's and women's lacrosse should occur in the new parking lot adjacent to the SLU Tennis Center (circle #39). The lot can be accessed by heading north past parking lots #7, 5 and 11 and making a right after Thomas B. Southard Stadium (#37).
General Admission
Adult $7
Senior/Child $5
Anyone with a valid SLU ID is admitted to any regular season contest FREE OF CHARGE.
No advance tickets. All ticket purchases can be made the day of the event.
NCAA Tournament ticket prices are not determined by Saint Leo University.
*Ticket Prices for ALL Regular Season Events.
*Prices are subject to change without notice.
Also, view the Lions' Pride Pass and Kid's Club Membership here!
Athletic Training and Sports Medicine...
Services and Supplies:
- Ice, ice bags, and water
- Hydrocollator, Ultrasound, Whirlpools, Electrotherapy, and Interferential Therapy available within request.
Treatment Policy:
- Taping area will be provided. If a team is traveling WITHOUT a Certified Athletic Trainer, please notify at least 24 hours in advance. Please provide tape and other supplies if not traveling with an ATC. Please visit www.SaintLeoLions.com for additional forms and policies. No treatments will be administered UNLESS the student-athlete arrives with written request detailing the type or amount of treatment to be given.
Athletic Training Room Service:
- The athletic training facility at Saint Leo offers the use of hot packs, ice, electrical stimulation, ultrasound, warm and cold whirlpools and a taping area. A Saint Leo University certified athletic trainer will be present on-site throughout your entire visit as a host and liaison to any other event staff including our team physicians. A physician will be on-call or present for most events.
- Water and ice with bags will be provided at the visitor's sideline for each contest. Water and cups will also be provided in the visitor's locker room for men's and women's soccer, volleyball, men's and women's basketball and lacrosse. Upon need, emergency equipment such as an AED, crutches, splints, spine board, cervical collars, etc… will be provided.
Visiting Teams Traveling Without an ATC:
- If your team is traveling without a certified athletic trainer, please notify us 24 hours in advance. No treatments will be administered UNLESS the student-athletes arrive with written request detailing the type or amount of treatment to be given A letter from a certified athletic trainer is required for ultrasound and electrical stimulation treatments to be performed on visiting student-athletes. Also, the Saint Leo University athletic training staff will assist your team with taping and wrapping needs provided that teams provide their own supplies. Please feel free to reach and member of the SLU Athletic Training Staff with any questions or to make special arrangements.
Locker Room Policy...
- Locker rooms will be made available for visiting teams no more that two hours prior to the start of an event. Due to locker room refurbishing, locker rooms MAY NOT be secure at all times. It is encouraged to bring all valuables to the respective venue once teams have changed. The door will be marked with a match/game protocol. Towels are not provided by Saint Leo University. We do not provide shower towels, but arrangements can be made through a Saint Leo University coach for your respective sport.
Saint Leo Health Care Providers:
- Team Orthopedist: Dr. David Leffers
- Primary Physician & Osteopath: Dr.Charles Nofsinger - 813.396.9422
- Team Chiropractor: Dr. Scott Paton - 813.949.7740
- Team Dentist: Dr. Richard DeMarsh - 813.269.9466
- Pasco Regional Medical Center (Dade City) - 352.521.1100
- Florida Hospital (Zephyrhills) - 813.788.0411
- University Community Hospital (Tampa) - 813.971.6000
Athletic Communications...
Game Notes and programs will be distributed to visiting sports information directors and media before each game. For basketball, running play-by-play and a half time box will be distributed to coaches, SID's and media. Completed statistics will be provided at the conclusion of each contest. If a SID or a representative will not accompany team, we request a 48 hour notice of post-game media requests. All other requests can be relayed through the Athletic Communications office.
- Visiting Sports Information Directors and all other media are encouraged to call at least 24 hours in advance to request credentials. Please direct your media to do the same.
Radio and Internet Broadcasts
- Full wireless network access is available inside the Bowman Center, University Softball Stadium and Thomas B. Southard Baseball Stadium for any and all broadcast needs. There is NO phone line broadcast connection at Saint Leo.
- Special requests for credentials or broadcast services should be made by calling Athletic Communications Director, Evan Ortiz at 352-588-8506. Requests should be made at least 24 hours prior to the start of an event.
Live Statistics
- Saint Leo Sports Information brings you live statistics for all home games. Fans will be able to view live in-game statistics for the following sports: Men's and Women's Soccer, Volleyball, Men's and Women's Basketball, Baseball, Softball and Men's and Women's Lacrosse.
- All interviews with Saint Leo players and coaches should be scheduled through the Athletic Communications office. The best time to arrange interviews is in the afternoon on weekdays (when not interfering with athletes' class schedules). Interviews at the conclusion of all home events will be held after a brief NCAA-prescribed cooling off period.
Saint Leo Sports Scores Services
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Cooking Channel is joining Food Network for our first annual cookie swap, 12 Days of Cookies. Each day, visit us here for a look at new holiday cookies, party-planning tips and top techniques for rolling, spooning, slicing, baking and decorating delicious sweet treats to give — or keep — from favorite chefs and Food People. Then visit FoodNetwork.com/12daysofcookies for great takes on holiday baking from Food Network chefs — cookies by the dozen to celebrate all season.
David Rocco loves a good cup of espresso, but if you're looking for a slightly sweeter twist on that Italian classic, try his Chocolate Espresso cookies. Each bite is a taste of David's Dolce Vita: In the cookies, he combines a double shot of chocolate (semisweet and cocoa powder) with the makings of a real espresso — coffee and milk, offered in balance.
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Played and started all 14 games for the Lions... led the team in caused turnovers with 15... tallied 18 goals and three assists for 21 points... tallied 42 ground balls and 20 draw controls on the season... scored the first goal and assist of her collegiate career in the Lions' first ever game on February 11, 2012 against Rollins College... notched a career high five goals on April 13, 2012 against Newberry... collected a career best six ground balls against Indiana Tech (March 18, 2012)... earned a career high four draw controls twice.
Attended Tampa Catholic High School… Two-year Lacrosse captain…Selected Defensive Lacrosse MVP in 2008 and 2010…Selected Lacrosse Rookie of the Year in 2008…District Champion in 2008, 2009, 2011…Regional Champion in 2011…Selected All Star Team in 2011…Academic All-American in 2009-2011…Two-Time Basketball Captain…A Basketball state finalist.
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Last updated: 13 May 2017
- See also: Global Calendar of Events and Past events in Guatemala
- April 2007: Solar Household Energy, Inc.'s partners in El Salvador and Guatemala are currently implementing HotPot solar cooking pilot programs. One partner organization was so excited about the project that they initiated a technology exchange between local communities to spread the word about solar cooking! Read more here
- Fall 2006: Currently, arrangements for shipment of HotPots to Guatemala are in the final stages. In early 2007, SHE's formal training and follow-up programs will begin in four communities throughout rural areas in Guatemala. After the initial trainings, the in-country NGOs will continue training sessions and begin HotPot solar oven use monitoring. The initial pilot phase will last one year and will include 300 women.
The Central American Solar Energy Project (CASEP) includes projects in five Central American countries. The model is explained in more detail here, as Guatemala was one of the first projects; others have developed in similar manner, with minor differences for specific cultural, economic or ecological reasons. The model is based on a number of assumptions, including the need to shift from fuelwood and health problems involved with indoor air pollution. But other aspects of the model are unique to CASEP and need to be stressed. One relates to the assumption that innovations introduced by foreigners, who leave after the initial dissemination of information, are not likely to be sustained by local people. The process therefore carefully assesses suitability in a lengthy trial period, designed to assess the technology, the climate, and, most importantly, local interest in the potential offered by solar cooking devices. Public demonstrations of solar cooking are carried on and ovens are loaned to families for trial periods, in order to be certain of suitability and interest. Only when those have been carried out for a period of up to six months does the workshop, the heart of the effort, take place. In the workshops, teams of women (based on the assumption that since they are the cooks, they should be the students) are taught how to make their own ovens. They work collaboratively and continue until ovens have been completed for all team members. The ovens are expensive (around $100 or more) since materials are purchased locally to be certain that the project can easily be duplicated in other parts of the country. An extended period of follow up occurs after the workshops, with experienced cooks visiting each new user to encourage and help solve any problems with the new method of food preparation. This period can last for a year or more. Each recipient of a stove signs an agreement that they will return the stove if they do not find it useful, or if they move to a different locale. Each also agrees from the beginning that she will work cooperatively with others in the making of ovens until all participants are equipped with an oven for their family. In a larger sense, the introduction of solar ovens is conceptualized as but one part of a much larger community and national development effort, in which individuals and families are both personally empowered by the experience and materially aided, while families and their collective environs are protected.
Beyond the activity described, each of the projects was assisted until the time when it became able to achieve an independent status in its country, i.e., finding the necessary local funding to continue the work and create a non-profit governing group, indigenous to the nation. Each NGO is legally and fiscally independent, with its own board and procedures, but with CASEP (U.S. based) acting as backup and advisor when called upon. From the national organizations, new community projects have followed in many parts of each country. Each of the national projects is slightly different; linkages exist largely for exchange of information and encouragement to one another rather than to insure uniformity or to conform to group regulations.
This large and well-organized project has drawn considerable attention to solar cooking in the Central American region. A number of overseas volunteers have worked for short or long periods, as technical and communication advisors. However, the special genius of CASEP is the degree to which the affiliates exercise true ownership of their project, adapting it to the specific needs of their own country, and administering activities in manner appropriate to their particular circumstances. In total, more than 1500 solar ovens have been introduced by these separate but linked organizations in the period since 1986 when the work of CASEP began in Guatemala (Varese, p. 97).
Another project of note in Guatemala was one sponsored by the New Forests Project, a Washington, D.C., and organization. The project occurred in the early 1990s on the south coast of Guatemala, working collaboratively with the National Association of Peasant Farmers for Land (ANACAMPRO). Two women trainers from Honduras, members of the organization for the Entrepreneurial Development of Women (ODEF) in that country, participated in the training of representatives of Guatemalan NGOs. They estimated that around 850 people participated in over 60 demonstrations held in six communities in the area. Solar cooking training was provided to 180 people at a New Forest Project (NFP) training center.
THE NFP method utilized leaders from community organizations, preferably women, as trainers. They held demonstrations widely, and then offered specific and detailed training to those who were interested. Following the training, an intensive period of follow-up was employed.
NFP also made a careful examination of obstacles. They found the following to be barriers which required careful thought to overcome: cultural resistance to change, cost of the cookers (around $46); and climatic-factors such as humidity (affecting the cardboard cooker they used). Programs, which followed, made attempts to deal with the obstacles by hiring community promoters/extension workers to educate users, the use of partial subsidies of the cookers, and testing other materials for the cooker (See Costa Rica). No recent news of this project has been located; reports indicate that it was suspended some years ago.
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- July 2003: Thermal Efficiency and Fuel Use of Cookstoves - Yu Kuwabara
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File "C:\Python27\Scripts\SFL.py", line 7, in <module>
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\parallel\parallelwin32.py", line 74, in __init__
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The research interests of our group are in the areas of synthetic methodology and the synthesis of compounds with potential applications in medicinal or bioorganic chemistry (such as relevance to agrochemicals or pharmaceuticals). We are currently investigating new synthetic procedures and adopting these procedures to the synthesis of some novel organic compounds which possess nitrogen containing heterocycles. In addition, we are exploring the synthetic development of more efficient reactions for carbon-carbon bond formation and utilizing these products for further development.
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Fariba Tayyari, Dwight E. Wood, Phillip E. Fanwick, and Robert E. Sammelson. Monosubstituted Malononitriles: Efficient One-Pot Reductive Alkylations of Malononitrile with Aromatic Aldehydes. Synthesis 2008, 279-285.
Jason C. Dunham, Adam D. Richardson, and Robert E. Sammelson. Sodium Borohydride as the Only Reagent for the Efficient Reductive Alkylation of Malononitrile with Ketones and Aldehydes. Synthesis 2006, 680-686.
Robert E. Sammelson and Mark J. Allen. A Convenient and Selective One-Pot Method for the Synthesis of Monosubstituted Secondary Alkyl Malononitriles. Synthesis 2005, 543-546.
Robert E. Sammelson, Pierluigi Caboni, Kathleen A. Durkin, and John E. Casida. GABA Receptor Antagonists and Insecticides: Common Structural Features of 4-Alkyl-1-phenylpyrazoles and 4-Alkyl-1-phenyltrioxabicyclooctanes. Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry 2004, 12, 3345-3355.
Robert E. Sammelson, T. Ma, Luis J. V. Galietta, A. S. Verkman, and Mark J. Kurth. 3-(2-Benzyloxyphenyl)isoxazoles and Isoxazolines: Synthesis and Evaluation as CFTR Activators. Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry Letters 2003, 13, 2509-2512.
Robert E. Sammelson, Chamindra D. Gurusinghe, Jeffery M. Kurth, Marilyn M. Olmstead, and Mark J. Kurth. Synthesis of Spiro-Fused (C5)-Isoxazolino-(C4)-pyrazolones (1-Oxa-2,7,8-triazaspiro[4,4]-2,8-dien-6-ones) via 1,3-Dipolar Cycloaddition and Cycloelimination. Journal of Organic Chemistry 2002, 66, 876-882.
Robert E. Sammelson and Mark J. Kurth. Carbon-Carbon Bond Forming Solid-Phase Reactions. Part II. Chemical Reviews 2001, 101, 137-202.
Robert E. Sammelson, R. Bryan Miller, and Mark J. Kurth. Linear Tetraheterocycles Composed of Both Diisoxazole and Bidentate Isoxazole-Furyl/Thienyl/Pyridyl Motifs. Journal of Organic Chemistry 2000, 65, 2225-2228.


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It was just frustrating the rain ruined the game. The seamers kept it tight before Saeed Ajmal and Moeen Ali bowled really well in tandem.
Joe Leach got the wickets so it was good for him to replace Gaz Andrew and hit the ground running.
Joe's stats in the second XI have been really good this season and he has to be credited for the improvement made to his game over the last two or three years.
He has worked hard on all areas to improve as a professional cricketer and has come on in leaps and bounds.
Joe can do a job for us as a genuine all-rounder – he is batting at number eight but could certainly go in at number five or six.
With the ball, he has come into the side as a third seamer and done a good job.
Joe wouldn't have been the next seamer in line for a first XI place in April but did well captaining the seconds and forced his way in.
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Charlie Morris signed a new contract to keep him at New Road until the end of 2017 and can play knowing he will be a professional for at least the next three years.
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They have not got as many points on the board as they may have hoped for and we go there full of confidence.
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If you had offered me 700 runs before the end of May at the start of the season, I'd have snapped your hand off.
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Second baseman scores go-ahead run as Giants grab second WC spot
SAN FRANCISCO -- Before Saturday afternoon's game, manager Bruce Bochy said he's had a hard time keeping his bench fresh, since Joe Panik has been too effective to take out of the lineup. Panik belongs and is comfortable in the Majors, Bochy said.
By dinnertime, Panik had made his manager look pretty smart.
Panik went 2-for-3 with a walk and an RBI and scored the game's winning run after hitting his first career triple to lead off the eighth, as the Giants came back to beat the Phillies, 6-5, at AT&T Park.
With the win and the Pirates' loss to the Nationals, the Giants took sole possession of the second National League Wild Card spot, leading the Bucs by a half-game.
The rookie second baseman has hit .410 (16-for-39) in his last 11 games and raised his batting average 43 points to .274 in that span.
"I've hit my stride here," said Panik, who credited his recent success to having adjusted to Major League parks, pitching and off-the-field life. "I'm comfortable with where I'm at."
Where he's at -- second base -- has been a troublesome position throughout the season for the Giants. Brandon Hicks couldn't hit. Marco Scutaro can't stay healthy. Dan Uggla … happened. Finally, it appears the Giants -- who have lacked bottom-of-the-order production for months -- have found a reliable option to spark the bottom of the lineup while playing solid defense at second.
"[Panik is] showing that he belongs up here," Bochy said after the game. "He has a knack of slowing down the game. That goes with confidence, but this kid has the ability to get the good part of the bat on the ball.
"He's earned going out there every day, the way he's played."
"Bochy knows the game inside and out, and he's one of the best managers in the game, so his vote of confidence makes me feel good," said Panik.
That's how Saturday afternoon must've felt for Jeremy Affeldt and Gregor Blanco, who each atoned for Friday night hiccups.
After his two baserunning mistakes on Friday, it was Blanco who hit the eighth-inning single that drove Panik home for the winning run. A half-inning prior, Affeldt made up for the game-tying home run he allowed Friday night by inducing an inning-ending double play.
Their redemptive performances helped pick up starter Tim Hudson.
The Phillies first got to Hudson in the third. A Ryan Howard single scored Jimmy Rollins, and Marlon Byrd tacked on a sacrifice fly. The Phils then batted around and scored three in the fifth -- thanks to a Chase Utley RBI double and a two-run single from Howard -- knocking Hudson out of the game before he recorded an out.
Hudson surrendered five earned runs on eight hits and three walks in four-plus innings, which raised his ERA above 3.00 for the first time this season.
Given the Giants' summer struggles, AT&T Park felt pretty grim when Hudson was yanked from the game. The offense was again sputtering, and the prospect of back-to-back losses to the Phillies didn't exactly evoke a sense of confidence. Then…
"The bats came alive," Bochy said. "We started placing the ball well, kept the line moving, and when that happens, it really picks up the energy."
Down 5-1, the Giants tied the game when they batted around in the sixth. After Buster Posey singled and Pablo Sandoval reached on an error, Michael Morse hit an RBI double. One batter later, with the bases loaded and nobody out, Panik chopped one over the mound and beat the throw from pitcher Mario Hollands to first. A Blanco bloop to left dropped to score Morse, and a sacrifice fly from Angel Pagan tied the game at 5.
Saturday was Morse's second consecutive encouraging performance, as he went 3-for-3 with two doubles, a triple and a walk. This followed a three-run home run, a walk and a 410-foot out on Friday.
"I didn't really hold up my end of the bargain today, but everybody else did," Hudson said. "Sometimes that's enough to win."
Saturday's victory was just San Francisco's ninth in their last 32 along the shores of McCovey Cove.
"Hopefully," Bochy said, "we're getting back to who we are: a team who gets contributions from everybody throughout the lineup."
Ryan Hood is an associate reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ryanhood19. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Competed in each of the Lions 4 Fall events and currently leads the squad averaging 79.12 through eight rounds. Paced the team in the Marjorie Whitney Invitational where she posted a fall season high finish of solo 4th with scores of 73-80 - 153. Posted a Top-15 finish at the Saint Leo Invitational with scores of 75-80 – 155. Low round of the fall season came in the first round of the Marjorie Whitney Invitational with a 1-over par 73.
Saint Leo Female Athlete of the Week once (05/09/11)…Competed in 26 rounds…Fired a low-round score of 72 at Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational…Second lowest scoring average on the team (79.38)...Shot 36-hole tournament low of 149 (75-74) at Great Smokie Intercollegiate...Fired 54-hole low score of 230 (78-78-74) at NCAA South Region Tournament...Second on the team in par-5 scoring (5.21)…Third on the team in par-4 scoring (4.47)…Collected Lions' lone eagle in 2010-11…Third on the team in birdies (35)…Led team in fairways hit at 84 percent…Second on the team in birdie conversion (.154)...Helped guide Lions to second consecutive NCAA appearance.
Lee competed in seven of the 10 Lions' tournaments, posting an 82.61 scoring average…She saved her best performance for last where she 17th-of-49 competitors at the NCAA Super Regional (5/4/10) with a 19-over 232 (73-83-76—232)…In the tournament, Lee shot a season-best 73 in the first round, tying for the third-best average in program history...Five of Lee's 18 rounds played were shot in the 70's.
Lee broke onto the scene during the 2008-09 season, competing in all eight contests for the Lions...She concluded the year with an 81.05 scoring average…Her top finish of the season came at the Ann Rhoads Shootout (02/22/09) where she broke the top-5, finishing fifth out of 55 competitors…She also finished tied for 11th out of 60 golfers at the Saint Leo Invite (10/20/08)…During that tournament she shot a low 18-hole score of 75 she matched her previous best set in the final tournament of the season at the Barry Bucs Invite…Her scoring average this season ranks third all-time in program history and her single round scores of 75 rank her third all-time in individual rounds…She owns the second best two-round tournament score of 155 (77-78) and ranks sixth all-time for a three round score of 238 (83-80-75). She was also named Sunshine State Conference Golfer of the Week on March 2.CAREERNamed high school MVP during the 2005-06 season at Steveston-London HS…She was also named best player and top female athlete during the same year.
Born October 8 in Seoul, South Korea …Criminal Justice major…Hobbies include soccer and ultimate Frisbee…Her career goal is to become a crime scene investigator…Believes humor is her best asset to the team…Names Cristiano Ronaldo as her favorite athlete...Names Manchester United as her favorite team…Chose Saint Leo because it feels like family…Daughter of Jung hee Kim and Sung hee Lee…Has one brother, Suwon Lee.


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DENVER – A Republican attempt to reverse a renewable-energy mandate failed Wednesday, becoming one of the first casualties of the state Legislature's 2014 session.
Democrats also shot down GOP bills to ban welfare debit cards from being used at marijuana stores, and to allow people to buy out-of-state health-insurance policies.
It's likely the start of a pattern, with many of the Republicans' early bills either seeking to repeal what Democrats passed last year or trying again to pass bills that have failed in the past.
Sen. Ted Harvey, R-Highlands Ranch, wanted to repeal last year's mandate on rural electric cooperatives to increase their renewable-energy use to 20 percent by 2020. (Xcel Energy, which serves Denver, already has a 30 percent mandate.)
The rural mandate was one of the grievances stated by Northeast Colorado counties that voted to secede from the state in November. Weld County Commissioner Sean Conway was the leader of the effort, and he testified for Harvey's repeal plan Wednesday.
"The 800-pound gorilla in the room is that rural-urban divide," Conway said.
But the Senate State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee voted along party lines to kill all three bills.
Before the hearing, Republican senators held a news conference to decry Senate President Morgan Carroll for assigning their bills to the "kill committee."
"I know the people of Colorado are not happy with how legislation has been treated," said Sen. Kevin Lundberg, R-Berthoud.
Republicans, however, invented the kill-committee game.
Unlike Congress, Colorado's Constitution requires every bill to be given at least one vote. The majority can't kill unfriendly bills by never bringing them up in committee, so when Republicans ran the Legislature, they came up with the idea to consign bills to the State Veterans and Military Affairs Committee.
The "State" in the committee's name is supposed to refer to the Department of State, which runs elections. In practice, though, both parties have used the committee for partisan bills because they can make the case that just about anything qualifies as a state affair.
In 2004, when Lundberg sat in the majority on the House State Affairs committee, he voted to kill Democratic bills on a diverse array of topics, including measuring poverty, seat-belt fines and unemployment benefits.
Other panels also have served as kill committees. Republicans sent a 2004 bill for same-sex civil unions to the now-defunct Committee on Information and Technology to be killed.
Lundberg and other Republicans called on Democrats on this year's State Affairs panel to end the pattern and refer bills to better committees – something Lundberg himself never did when he sat in the majority.
"As a freshman, it didn't cross my mind, unfortunately," Lundberg said.
Although Lundberg admitted Republicans have used kill committees in the past, he said Democrats are using them more often than the GOP ever did.
Carroll, the Senate's Democratic leader, has said she's not interested in using the session to rehash laws passed last year.
"Every bill will get a full, fair hearing, but we are not going to move the state backward and have no obligation to pass bad laws for Colorado," Carroll said in a news release.


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Several hundred people are expected to attend the Jewish Community Alliance's annual ceremony to light its giant outdoor Chanukiyah at 5:45 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 11.
The lighting ceremony and the members-only party that follows have become a Chanukkah tradition for many Jacksonville families as parents, children, grandparents and grandchildren gather for the holiday celebration.
One of the oldest symbols of the Jewish faith is the Menorah, a seven-branched candelabra used in the Temple. The nine-branched Chanukiyah is used during Chanukkah because Chanukkah commemorates the miracle that a day's worth of oil for a Menorah lasted eight days.
The Chanukiyah holds nine candles: eight symbolizing the eight days for which there was enough oil after the consecration of the Temple and an extra candle called the "shamash," which is used for lighting the rest of the candles.
Artist David Pousier created the giant Chanukiyah. It was dedicated on Dec. 18, 1995.
The JCA is at 8505 San Jose Blvd., on the corner of San Jose and San Clerc, one traffic light north of Baymeadows Road.


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