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Plus One Lap used to be all about cyclocross, now it's my dumping grounds for anything cycling.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Light Cross Bike #28: Jim's BMC
I've always like the look of the BMC Cross machine. Its got those now classic BMC Seat Tube "lugs". Thanks for sending this one in Jim!
BMC Cross Machine CX01
Easton EC90 Fork
Ritchey WCS Carbon Headset
FSA SLK Compact Megaexo 36/46 Cranks & BB
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Dura Ace Front and Rear Derailleurs
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Tune (Gold) Stem
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Selle Italia SLR/XC Saddle
I am not a racer, but enjoy fast recreational rides and never know what type of terrain I am going to ride depending on my mood. So last year I bought my first crosser, an entry level bike from a major manufacturer and while the bike was a blast to ride I wanted something better. After much searching and talking to racers and other riders I decided to purchase the Cross Machine and build it up.
I have been quite impressed with the snappy and lively ride. The bike draws attention from fellow cyclists wherever I go with it as there are not many BMC's around these parts and the frame design certainly stands apart from anything else out there.
I hope you enjoy my pictures and want you to know that your site was a great help in deciding how to build this bike up. Keep up the great work!!!!
Thanks again Jim! If anyone out there has a sick Cross bike send it to me at plusonelap @ gmail dot com.
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Awesome bike! I liked this bike so much, I have decided to get one myself! Look out Cyclo cross season 07, here I come!
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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey judge has refused to throw out a lawsuit filed by the New York Giants and New York Jets over the proposed American Dream megamall in the Meadowlands sports complex.
State Superior Court Judge Peter Doyne's ruling released Monday means the suit against the New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority and developer Triple Five Group can go forward.
The lawsuit claims Edmonton-based Triple Five and the sports authority violated a 2006 agreement that essentially gave the teams veto power over any modifications to the original design for the mall, known as Xanadu.
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By ANN WHITCHER-GENTZKE
Published November 1, 2012
Since being named SUNY Fredonia's first female president, UB alumna Virginia Horvath has made it her business to tout the college's strengths as a center of undergraduate learning, fortify town-gown ties, and inspire campus and community alike with her warmth and enthusiasm.
In July, during her first week as leader of this liberal arts college of 5,500 mostly undergraduate students, she made the rounds of Fredonia's business district, stopping in at every open shop to pass out Fredonia State pens and her business cards, surprising many business owners in this proverbial college town.
"They must have wondered at first who is this person coming in to my beauty shop or tattoo parlor or insurance agency?" Horvath remembers. "But when I introduced myself, they said, 'We've not had officials from the college just walk in' and they appreciated my visit."
Today her days are filled implementing Fredonia's five-year strategic plan developed while she was the college's provost before succeeding Dennis Hefner, who retired after 16 year as Fredonia's president. She's also occupied with searches for a new provost, as well as for a vice president for finance and management. And she's busy overseeing new campus construction. A new Science Center is set to open in 2014 and an addition is planned for Rockefeller Arts Center to provide needed teaching space, among other capital projects. A new fitness center opens this spring as well.
Since arriving at Fredonia in 2005 as vice president for academic affairs, Horvath has taught at least one class a year and the presidency hasn't altered this pattern. This semester, she's teaching an honors humanities class that explores humor from a multidisciplinary perspective. She keeps up on technology, too, and her obvious know-how with software and tools helps her engage her students intellectually. "I think it's helped me understand this generation of students," she says.
A Western New York native, Horvath says she has fond memories of her years as a UB English major and credits several UB professors with a profound influence on her life and career. A scholar of medieval literature who spent 20 years as an English professor and administrator at Kent State, Horvath was inspired by the teachings of the late F. Anne Payne, UB professor of English emerita. Payne taught an Old English course that Horvath relished.
"I was fascinated by her approach to language instruction," Horvath says. "She taught us how to study another language, in addition to showing me what was appealing about the medieval period and what was wonderful about Old English literature. And I still have my books from that course."
In fact, Horvath has kept her books from all her courses at UB, noting that she "proudly unpacked them at the President's House and placed them on a special shelf." This customized rack also includes texts from a course Horvath took with Carl Dennis, emeritus professor of English, UB artist-in-residence and winner of the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.
"The course that I took with him in the spring of 1977 was 'Literature and the History of Ideas.' It's a testament to the positive impact of these professors on me that it's decades later and I still remember the course title and our readings of important texts."
After graduating from UB in 1978, Horvath went on to master's studies at Kent State, then earned a doctorate in medieval British literature, with a specialty in medieval drama, also at Kent State. As a first-generation college student who worked to pay her way at UB, Horvath says she can identify with the struggles and concerns of today's undergraduates. In her view, career paths are overemphasized at the expense of meaningful academic and life experience that will eventually translate to the right job or career field.
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"But from going to open houses, and talking to high school students and their families, I know the emphasis has been on economics and trends, and not on 'What are your gifts and what are you curious about.' I am glad to be part of the proud liberal arts tradition at Fredonia that has provided such a solid basis for careers in many, many fields."
Horvath finds time to pursue her interests in poetry and photography, and also is researching the life and work of Fredonia novelist Grace S. Richmond (1866-1959), some of whose papers are owned by the college's archives, for a book-length study. She also has a busy family life. Her husband, Brooke Horvath, is professor of English at Kent State and a noted literary scholar and poet. He commutes most weekends to Fredonia and the couple has four grown daughters in their blended family.


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Most heart attacks are caused by a blood clot that blocks one of the coronary arteries. The coronary arteries bring blood and oxygen to the heart. If the blood flow is blocked, the heart is starved of oxygen and heart cells die.
The medical term for this is myocardial infarction.
Alternative Names
Myocardial infarction; MI; Acute MI; ST-elevation myocardial infarction; Non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction
A substance called plaque can build up in the walls of your coronary arteries. This plaque is made up of cholesterol and other cells.
A heart attack may occur when:
- A tear in the plaque occurs. This triggers blood platelets and other substances to form a blood a clot at the site that blocks blood from flowing to the heart. This is the most common cause of heart attack.
- A slow buildup of plaque may narrow one of the coronary arteries so that it is almost blocked.
The cause of heart attack is not always known.
Heart attack may occur:
- When you are resting or asleep
- After a sudden increase in physical activity
- When you are active outside in cold weather
- After sudden, severe emotional or physical stress, including an illness
A heart attack is a medical emergency. If you have symptoms of a heart attack, call 911 or your local emergency number right away.
- DO NOT try to drive yourself to the hospital.
- DO NOT WAIT. You are at greatest risk of sudden death in the early hours of a heart attack.
- You may feel the pain in only one part of your body OR
- Pain may move from your chest to your arms, shoulder, neck, teeth, jaw, belly area, or back
The pain can be severe or mild. It can feel like:
- A tight band around the chest
Bad indigestion
- Something heavy sitting on your chest
- Squeezing or heavy pressure
The pain most often lasts longer than 20 minutes. Rest and a medicine to relax the blood vessels (called nitroglycerin) may not completely relieve the pain of a heart attack. Symptoms may also go away and come back.
Other symptoms of a heart attack can include:
Anxiety Cough Fainting Light-headedness, dizziness Nausea or vomiting
- Palpitations (feeling like your heart is beating too fast or irregularly)
Shortness of breath Sweating, which may be very heavy
Some people (the elderly, people with diabetes, and women) may have little or no chest pain. Or, they may have unusual symptoms such as shortness of breath, fatigue, and weakness. A "silent heart attack" is a heart attack with no symptoms.
Exams and Tests
A doctor, nurse or other health care provider will perform a physical exam and listen to your chest using a stethoscope.
- Thehealth professionalmay hear abnormal sounds in your lungs (called crackles), a
heart murmur, or other abnormal sounds.
- You may have a fast or uneven pulse.
- Your blood pressure may be normal, high, or low.
You will have an
- This test uses a special dye and x-rays to see how blood flows through your heart.
- It can help your doctor decide which treatments you need next.
Other tests to look at your heart that may be done while you are in the hospital:
Echocardiographywith or with stress testing Exercise stress test Nuclear stress test
- You will be hooked up to a heart monitor, so the health care team can look at how your heart is beating.
- You will receive oxygen so that your heart doesnt have to work as hard.
- An intravenous line (IV) will be placed into one of your veins. Medicines and fluids pass through this IV.
- You may get nitroglycerin and morphine to help reduce chest pain.
- You may receive aspirin, unless it would not be safe for you. In that case, you will be given another medicine that prevents blood clots.
- Dangerous abnormal heartbeats (
arrhythmias) may be treated with medicine or electric shocks.
- Angioplasty is often the first choice of treatment. It should be done within 90 minutes after you get to the hospital, and usually no later than 12 hours after a heart attack.
- A stent is a small, metal mesh tube that opens up (expands) inside a coronary artery. A stent is often placed after or during angioplasty. It helps prevent the artery from closing up again.
You may be given drugs to break up the clot. It is best if these drugs are given within 3 hours of when you first felt the chest pain. This is called
Some patients may also have heart bypass surgery to open narrowed or blocked blood vessels that supply blood to the heart. This procedure is also called
After several days, you will be
You will likely need to take medicines, some for the rest of your life. Always talk to your health care provider before stopping or changing how you take any medicines. Stopping certain medications can be deadly.
While under the care of your health care team, you will learn:
- How to take medicines to treat your heart problem and prevent more heart attacks
- How to eat a heart-healthy diet
- How to be
active and exercise safely
- What to do when you have chest pain
- How to stop smoking
Strong emotions are common after a heart attack.
- You may feel sad
- You may feel anxious and worry about being careful about everything you do
All of these feelings are normal. They go away for most people after 2 or 3 weeks.
You may also feel tired when you leave the hospital to go home.
Most people who have had a heart attack take part in a cardiac rehabilitation program.
Support Groups
Many people benefit from taking part in
Outlook (Prognosis)
After a heart attack, you have a higher chance of having another heart attack.
How well you do after a heart attack depends on several factors such as:
- The damage to your heart muscle and heart valves
- Where that damage is located
- Your medical care after the heart attack
If your heart can no longer pump blood out to your body as well as it used to, you maydevelop
Most people can slowly go back to normal activities after a heart attack. This includes sexual activity. Talk to your health care provider about how much activity is good for you.
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Antman EM. ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction: pathology, pathophysiology, and clinical features. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, Libby P, eds. Braunwalds Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsever; 2011:chap 54.
Cannon CP, Braunwald E. Unstable angina and non-ST elevation myocardial infarction. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, Libby P, eds. Braunwalds Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsever; 2011:chap 56.
Kushner FG, Hand M, Smith SC Jr, King SB 3rd, Anderson JL, Antman EM, et al. 2009 Focused Updates: ACC/AHA Guidelines for the Management of Patients WithST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction (updating the 2004 Guideline and 2007 Focused Update) and ACC/AHA/SCAI Guidelines on Percutaneous Coronary Intervention(updating the 2005 Guideline and 2007 Focused Update): a report of the American College of Cardiology Foundation/American Heart Association Task Force on Practice Guidelines. Circulation. 2009 Dec 1;120(22):2271-306. Epub 2009 Nov 18.
Wright RS, Anderson JL, Adams CD, et al. 2011 ACCF/AHA Focused Update of the Guidelines for the Management of Patients with Unstable Angina/Non-ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction (Updating the 2007 Guideline). A Report of the American College of Cardiology Foundation/American Heart Association Task Force on Practice Guidelines Developed in Collaboration With the American College of Emergency Physicians, Society for Cardiovascular Angiograpy and Interventions, and Society of Thoracic Surgeons. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2011;57:1920-1959.
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New London police chief's suggested budget handling, layoffs not 'set in concrete'
New London - On Monday, the police chief told the Board of Finance that a proposed $924,000 reduction in her budget could mean the loss of 15 police officers.
But on Tuesday, the city administration said Chief Margaret Ackley does not have the final say on staffing levels, and no decisions have been made as to how cuts to the police department will play out.
"There are a lot of variables out here, even still,'' Chief Administrative Officer Jane Glover said Tuesday. "We didn't want the public to think her proposal is set in concrete."
In a statement released Tuesday afternoon, Glover said "statements made by Chief Ackley do not represent the views of the Administration and were premature as it relates to the number and type of police officers that may need to be laid off."
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio is the hiring authority and has final say on the type and number of positions in the department, Glover said.
"It's the mayor that does layoffs, not the department heads,'' she said. "A department head can recommend to the mayor positions that would have to be eliminated, but it's the mayor's decision."
The administration and the City Council are working together on the proposed $82 million budget for 2013-14 and are waiting for final numbers on the state's contribution to the city. The city has also started negotiating with the police union on its contract, which is set to expire June 30, Glover said.
Ackley told the Board of Finance Monday that the cuts to her $7.3 million budget would change the way the city is policed.
In the 81-officer department, the cuts could mean eliminating five patrol officers from each of the three shifts, Ackley said, leaving only two patrol officers on duty during the day shift, 10 in the afternoon, and eight overnight.
The City Council's budget, which includes $41.6 million for general government and $40.6 million for education, represents a 2.38 percent tax increase. If approved as proposed, the budget would raise the tax rate from 26.6 mills to 27.5 mills.
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CINCINNATI (AP) - A gay student whose southwest Ohio high school prohibited him from wearing a T-shirt designed to urge tolerance of gays is suing the school, saying it's violating his freedom of expression rights.
The mother of 16-year-old Maverick Couch filed the federal lawsuit on his behalf against Wayne Local School District and the principal of Waynesville High School, northeast of Cincinnati.
Couch is a junior at the public school. His lawsuit says he's been threatened with suspension if he wears a shirt bearing the message "Jesus Is Not a Homophobe." The lawsuit says school officials told him the shirt is "sexual in nature" and inappropriate.
The lawsuit asks that school officials be ordered to allow Couch to wear the shirt. It also seeks unspecified damages.
School district Superintendent Patrick Dubbs said Tuesday he hadn't seen the lawsuit and couldn't comment.
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An Asheville couple who won $1 million in the May 11 Powerball drawing has claimed their prize money.
RALEIGH — An Asheville couple who won $1 million in the May 11 Powerball drawing has claimed their prize money.
Ron and Regina Phelps, both nurses, presented the winning ticket at lottery headquarters on Tuesday. It matched all five white balls drawn, but not the red Powerball, beating odds of 1 in 5.1 million.
Regina Phelps bought the ticket at Ingles on New Leicester Highway in Asheville on the day of the drawing. The next morning, she saw her Powerball ticket clipped to the calendar on the refrigerator door.
"I thought, 'Oh, I should check that ticket,'" she said. "I saw the numbers matching: 6, 13, 19, 23, 43. And I said 'Oh my God.' That's when I tried to call Ron."
She got his voicemail. Although Regina Phelps knew she had won $1 million, her message to him was phrased delicately.
"I think something good has happened," she said.
In the interest of making that good thing last, the couple met with a financial planner last week. After state and federal taxes were withheld, they received a check for $680,000.
The couple has more than 60 combined years of experience in the medical field. After all that time providing care, Regina Phelps said winning the lottery gives them options.
"It means we can actually think about retirement in a more positive way," she said. The couple added that they would enjoy their good fortune with their two adult children and grandchild.
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Lynne Stewart at a rally in her support before her sentencing on Monday.
Stewart gets 28 months, not years, to her delight
By Lori Haught
Lynne Stewart, 67, radical Lower East Side attorney, was sentenced to 28 months in prison on Mon. Oct. 16, nearly 20 months after her conviction on charges of aiding terrorism.
She entered the courts leaving behind her rally of supporters a little after 9 a.m. The crowd of more than 100 supporters along with a police detail escorted Stewart in a short procession from Foley Square to the courthouse.
Signs with slogans such as Lynne Stewart innocent, U.S. Government guilty as Hell and Stop the Witchhunt U.S.A. Patriot Act = American Gestapo floated above the crowd. Chants, including Set Lynne Free and Win Lynne, Win rang out as they crossed Centre St. Some supporters even started singing When Lynne Goes Marching in to the tune of When the Saints Go Marching in for their walk to the courthouse.
We must stand now, or there might not be any ground left to stand on, Stewart told her supporters. Im going to go on fighting forever.
Stewart said she came prepared to go to jail, but that she was not resigned. She had a bag containing her pills, a pair of fuzzy, warm pants and a couple of books.
Her husband, Ralph Poynter, stood by her side the entire time. Only Stewarts counsel and immediate family were allowed in the small courtroom, as Stewart had specifically requested.
In February of last year Stewart was convicted of aiding a terrorist conspiracy by helping deliver a message from her client, Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, leader of Al-Gamaa al-Islamiyya, an Egyptian Islamic group classified as a terrorist organization by the U.S. She had signed an agreement not to help the sheik communicate from prison, and his message denounced a ceasefire his group was considering.
Sentencing had been delayed after Stewart was diagnosed with breast cancer. She told the Downtown Express at a support rally on Sept. 26 that she now has a clean bill of health.
The sentencing proceeding began at 10 a.m. and the sentence was delivered shortly after noon.
Many of the supporters remained outside the courthouse waiting for the decision. Police barriers kept the demonstrators from blocking the sidewalk, while officers kept an eye on the crowd.
Ron Kuby, another radical New York City attorney and a friend of Stewarts for more than 25 years, said that U.S. District Court Judge John G. Koetl, the judge who presided over both Stewarts trial and sentencing, is interested in details.
Although the supporters were not allowed in the courtroom, several managed to make it to the hall outside before being asked to leave. One supporter, who didnt give his name, said people packed the hall.
The halls rang when Lynne came in, he said. Supporters began singing Glory, Glory Hallelujah and chanting Lynne Stewart must go free. He also said that Poynter greeted many of the people in the crowd with a hug.
He said everyone cleared the hall cooperatively when asked to leave; most came to wait outside the courthouse for the decision.
The sentence of less than two and a half years is far less than what was originally predicted, even by the lawyers who support Stewart. Prosecutors asked for a 30-year sentence.
I would be very surprised if its anything less then double digits, Kuby opined at around 10:30 a.m. But Ive been wrong about this stuff before. I hope I am.
Kubys hopes were answered along with those of many other supporters who, although they had not wanted Stewart to get any jail time, were relieved to find out it was such a short jail term.
Stewart herself is said to have smiled when Judge Koetl handed down the sentence.
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JERUSALEM - Israelis slid down parts of the Old City on cardboard Thursday and soldiers worked with Palestinians to free people trapped by an extraordinary snowfall that blanketed the area to the delight and frustration of many.
Record-breaking rainfall followed by rare snow have ended a nearly decade-long drought in Lebanon, Syria, Israel, Turkey, Egypt and the Palestinian-ruled territories. But the torrential rains and arrival of a few inches of snow Wednesday overwhelmed a region more accustomed to sandstorms than snow flurries.
(MORE: Brutal Heat Finally Letting Up in Australia)
Several storm-related deaths and injuries were reported. Two Palestinian women in the West Bank died when they fled a car surrounded by raging floodwaters; a man in Gaza was electrocuted. In Egypt, 10 fishermen were reported missing in stormy seas that forced the closure of ports on the Mediterranean.
But for most it was a time to enjoy.
"We came to Jerusalem from B'nai Brak especially for the snow," said Nahum Yisraeli, an ultra-Orthodox father from outside Tel Aviv who was helping his children build a snow fort.
Israeli officials closed the Ayalon Highway, the main north-south route into Tel Aviv, after a dry riverbed overflowed its banks and turned the highway it into a muddy lake. A unit of ultra-Orthodox Israeli soldiers worked side-by-side with Palestinian personnel to rescue three Palestinian men from a West Bank stream that had overflowed.
(PHOTOS: Our Amazing World of Water)
The hundreds of thousands of Syrians who have fled the civil war in their country for refugee camps outside their border were trying to cope with the cold. Many are living in camps in Jordan and Lebanon near the Syrian border.
"The tents have been affected by the cold and rain and we are trying to move families to pre-fab mobile homes," Ali Bibi, UNHCR's liaison officer for the United Nations High Commissioner of Refugees and NGOs, told The Media Line, a Jerusalem-based news agency.
Flooding was so bad in the Jordanian capital of Amman, residents joked that the value of their homes had risen now that they have sea views.
Five inches of snow fell in Jerusalem, the most in a decade. Schools and businesses closed and residents streamed to the walled Old City part of the capital, which sits majestically atop a mountain, to take photographs.
Others flocked to parks where they turned flattened cardboard boxes into sleds and built thousands of snow sculptures and snowmen. There was a run a carrots, according to grocers.
In a column in the daily Haaretz, Allison Kaplan Sommer summed up the Israeli fascination with inclement weather: the more extreme the better.
"Worrying about the weather makes them feel like they live in a normal country. It's raining rain - just like in Europe or America - not raining missiles."
Egypt's official MENA news agency said that ports of the northern Mediterranean city of Alexandria and Dakhila were shut down while Nile Delta cities suffered power outages and fishing stopped in cities like Damietta, northeast of Cairo.
The number of ships crossing the Suez Canal decreased by half because of poor visibility but were said to have gone back to normal Thursday, MENA reported. The fishermen who disappeared after their boat capsized near Marsa Matrouh on the western coast have not been found.


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Is Donovan McNabb already at odds with the Wildcat and Michael Vick's role on the team? Before you start accusing me of being a rabble-rouser, take this response from the Eagles quarterback when he was asked if he thought the WildVick disrupted the rhythm and whether the offense needed to get back to basics during the first half of tonight's game with the Jaguars:
"Absolutely, Absolutely," McNabb said. "I did. In that situation, it's needed. I know what we were trying to do [with Vick] and we were able to get that done. And I thought it was time for us to kind of get our offense going. After the first play when I tried to go deep to DeSean [Jackson] and threw it out of bounds a little, we started to get positive plays. We got the drive going and I think that's very important in a game, whether it's in the regular season or the preseason, to get that rhythm going. If you're going to show different looks make sure it's the right time. That's the what the preseason's for to make sure you know when that time is, and we'll get that time together. I thought it was important at that time to get out and run our offense."
McNabb was then asked if he motioned to offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg and the Eagles' coaches to stop running the plays with Vick (all told, Vick was inserted six times). Donovan, naturally, dodged the question with a joke.
"Yeah, I sat all of them down and I told them, 'That's it,'" McNabb said.
Reid was asked if he saw McNabb gesture. "That had nothing to do with Michael," Reid said. "You can ask McNabb. He was fine with it."
Reid didn't think the Vick plays were much of a problem.
"If you're going to use that a little bit, then you have to work it in there," Reid said. "That's what we're going to do as we go down the road here. I expect the guys to make that part of the rhythm and make it work. I don't see that as what happened there."
Reid, meanwhile, announced tonight that Todd Herremans would have surgery on his left foot. The guard, who had a stress reaction, now has a stress fracture. Reid said he would miss a few weeks of the season. Nick Cole is the likely replacement at left guard.
Also, safety Macho Harris had an ankle sprain and guard Chris Patrick had a knee strain.


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Why Do We Hunger for Beauty?October 5th, 2011 – by Brian Gumm
My seminary professor recently played the folk song "Why Do We Hunger For Beauty?" by James Croegaert. To answer such a question we have to understand what constitutes "beauty" and then come to grips with why humans seem to desire it. The broad, biblical answer is that God created human beings with a desire to worship and glorify God and enjoy presence with God forever. But because of sin, that desire to worship doesn't get erased but is rather disordered. Humans are easily distracted and often end up worshiping things that are not God (idolatry). So our innate longing for beauty is a right, God-given impulse.
Just saying "God" and "beauty" seems too abstract. The trouble with abstractions is that they don't exist. God does not exist in the abstract and neither does beauty exist in the abstract. So what keeps Christians grounded? The incarnation of Jesus, the Christ, that offensive fact that God became flesh, dwelt among us and thus changed everything.
It's not that Jesus is like God, but rather that God is like Jesus. In The Original Revolution, John Howard Yoder said: "We do not, ultimately, love our neighbor because Jesus told us to. We love our neighbor [and enemies] because God is like that." And how do we know God is like that? Because we see Jesus! The gritty, divine particularity of the incarnation goes a long way toward protecting us from speaking of matters in the abstract, protecting us from crafting something in our own image or that of the surrounding culture(s).
Is Christ beautiful?
Hungering for beauty can be seen as a desire for satisfaction, completion or unification into something greater than ourselves. Theologically, it is the desire to return to God. But what does that look like? Biblically, it probably looks like Jesus' prayer to his heavenly father in John 17:
"I pray…for those who will believe in me through (the disciple's) message, *that all of them may be one*, Father, just as *you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us* so that the world may believe that you have sent me." (Emphasis mine.)
In this prayer for unity, there is a call to embodied faithfulness and missional witness to the world, being pulled toward true beauty: God's reconciling work in all of creation, seen to completion. New heavens, new earth, new Jerusalem.
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Just as beauty doesn't exist in the abstract, neither does sex. Matthew Lee Anderson, in his recent book Earthen Vessels: Why Our Bodies Matter to Our Faith, says that sex is an experience of "mutual self-giving in freedom," an act of unification — two becoming one — and an experience that should be practiced with a deep sense of attentiveness and care.
Sex, therefore, is inherently relational. However, American culture tries to make sex non-relational. In popular media, sex is mostly about consumption. Consider porn on the Internet, where the relationality of sex is lost. But even that's not entirely true. The person consuming porn is affected by the habitual practice, just as the person being watched in the porn is being affected by the vocation and the industry which makes it possible. So the non-relationality of sex in the consumerist, technological society is itself a lie.
Sex, understood Christianly, should be beautiful and therefore Christ-like. It should be a sign of God's in-breaking kingdom. U.S. Christians need significant re-framing when it comes to sex. A good place to start might be to see our bodily goodness and hunger for beauty in the particular light of the incarnation of Jesus Christ. It would shift the assumptions away from individualistic, consumeristic and technological understandings and practices of both embodied life in general and sex in particular.
Brian R. Gumm is a licensed minister in the Church of the Brethren and a Center for Justice and Peacebuilding and Eastern Mennonite Seminary student. He writes at Restorative Theology, where this blog post originally appeared. It also appeared in The World Together blog at Mennonite Weekly Review.Read the rest of this entry »


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Throughout the week, elementary and middle school students from the St. Marys Area School District gathered for hands-on, interactive experiments inside the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau's Mobile Ag Ed Science Lab.The lab, contained inside a 32-foot trailer, was situated outside the St. Marys Area Middle School's outdoor classroom.Mobile Ag Ed Lab Instructor Greg Burns of Lake City worked with students on a variety of experiments, all of which meet the state's science curriculum standard."This is the lab's first time here in St. Marys. We plan to visit Ridgway in May and will be going to Brockway in January for the second time at that school. We were just in Punxsy two weeks ago and have been in Brookville and DuBois," Burns said. "This is one of six mobile ag labs in the state. This lab mostly travels within the northwestern part of the state."Students in grades three through seven conducted experiments which emphasized the state's primary commodities such as the environment, food biotechnology and fiber. During each experiment, students had to work in groups of two to three and solve a problem by forming a hypothesis, collecting data and drawing conclusions.Among the elementary lessons were "Snack Attack," where students tested popular snack food items for fat content and studied their nutritional content; and "How Well Do You Wash," which tested the effectiveness of various hand-washing methods. The middle school experiments included "Water Analysis," where students collected data and analyzed the workings of an imaginary town experiencing pollution in its wells, and "Corn to Plastic," where students gained an understanding of the concept of a byproduct as they investigated the environmental impact of Styrofoam and Eco foam and then investigated the making of plastic from corn compared to the making of plastic from petroleum."We have six classes a day here," Burns said. "We typically accommodate 24 students, but we've had as many as 32 in here."The lab can accommodate up to 900 students per week during five to six 50-minute classes.Students in kindergarten through second grade also visited the lab and participated in a tour of the unit. For more on this story, see the Nov. 1 edition of The Daily Press.
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Tuesday January 24, 2012
James D'Arcy has insisted he isn't bitter that his bagpipe-playing scenes in W.E. ended up on the cutting room floor.
The actor, who plays King Edward VIII in the film, learned how to play the instrument in just six weeks at the request of superstar director Madonna.
But James said he didn't mind the fact that the footage was eventually scrapped.
"I ended up doing something I didn't believe I was capable of which was very exciting," he said.
The 36-year-old, who appears in the film decked out in Strathmore Woollen Company tartan, admitted he hadn't been so enthusiastic when he first learned about taking bagpipe lessons.
"I was told it wasn't possible and sent Madonna an email saying: 'Look, apparently it takes about a year to be able to play anything on a bagpipe'," he said.
"She wrote back and said, 'Just because somebody says you can't, doesn't mean you have to listen to them'. I thought 'Wow' – she really inspired me."


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Posted: Tue 10 May 2005, 03:32
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Puppy Mozilla 1.0.2 RC available now for testing
Writing this from the Release candidate of Puppy. So it works. The first thing is the boot up checks and updates from 1.0.1 to 1.0.2 (took a couple of minutes)
This is very useful and important and a welcome addition.
The interface and settings are very familiar. The work is in the new kernel. Now I do not know if it is supposed to be BUT it felt more responsive and faster - perhaps 30% (could be by imagination) Is it meant to be?
There are two firewall wizards and I have sent Barry an error report from the Linux Firewall I tried installing. Used the Morizot. Went OK (the wizard asks you the type of connection you have)
I can not remember if there was a TK console before (I think there was) So much in Pup . . . but for those of us interested in tcl - here we come . . .
What I want to do is try a wheel serial mouse - see if that works . . .
Sylpheed seems to have stopped working - dunno why? I was just starting to use it . . . Back to Mozilla mail . . .
So the good News (initial) is that the transition to the new kernel seems to be painless.
Excellent. OK this is just an initial impression. It is almost as if nothing has happened.
It means that our new pups will have the benefits of more hardware recognition and old pups will have a familar interface . . .
OK just about to reboot to make sure that is working then gonna get rid of Puppy001 and start from scartch . . .
If you got the inclination download and "put it through its hoops".
The new Nutty Pup (new kernel) is here . . .
Good job Barry
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Sylpheed is working fine for me.
Note, I'm using the same old pup001 for the last few months -- I keep booting up new versions, old versions, experimental versions -- everything is still working.
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Lobster, Peter,
have you got a sacrificial computer in which to install Puppy with Grub, try out the latest install script?
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Posted: Tue 10 May 2005, 09:34
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A hard drive type 2 install went without a hitch on to a desktop running an Athlon XP 2200.
My only quibble lies in some of the script instructions. For example, when asked to bypass the floppy creation, the script says "any other key". This doesn't work unless ENTER is pressed thereafter, and if the any other key is SPACE the script thnks you want the boot floppy.
Booting the cd gave no trouble on this machine, but I'm finding problems with both my laptops concerning X. Will enlarge upon this after some more experimentation.
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Lobster, Peter,
have you got a sacrificial computer in which to install Puppy with Grub, try out the latest install script?
I worship my computer . . .
OK see that HD in the pic - that is the one that will be sacrificed.
I'll have to do cleansing mantras too . . .
Will report back . . .
Official Cructacean aka Lobster prepares for the sacrifical HD
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Posted: Tue 10 May 2005, 12:05
Post subject: HD Install from Wizard
It took me 40 mins. Here is what happened. I used a 1.2gig fireball - that had a previous Puppy on it
The HD was split into aprox 990 meg primary ex2 hda1
and 250 meg ext2 hda2
(meanwhile someone was smoking the house with burning barley - that must have been the sacrificial offering - cereal is a traditional burnt offering)
option 2
For some reason I could not fathom (maybe because stuff was on the HD - it did not like the hda1 (even after a repartition)
So I installed to hda2 (which really is just a swap disk - but anyway that it accepted). Got confused with the text and pressed enter or not enter or something and whilst trying to bypass creating a floppy boot disk (no worries I just made one)
In fact the grub installation was the best part (even though that is usually dire) and it launched straight into it from HD wizard (there is also Grub config
- one thing that is confusing is grub uses hda1 to mean hda2 - so I changed this on the boot and selected MBR as suggested
- then booted up and here I am (after connecting to the net in three button clicks)
I am wondering if cfdisk should be called up for a new install?
And not knowing whether I should have formatted or otherwise prepared the HD was confusing
Ideally once the HD is NEW or the partition is choosen
it should inform me of what is available and then offer to install
- yes I want Grub (or with other installations on the hard disk I might not but might edit?) - yes I want it on MBR - advanced users can have another script?
Hope this helps
I have a slow bios - it took 25 secs to get the grub boot loader
Puppy took 28 secs to boot from Grub into the Puppy desktop
- which seems about the same as booting from CD with 1.0.1
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Posted: Wed 11 May 2005, 19:41
Post subject: Re: HD Install from Wizard
Lobster wrote:
I have a slow bios - it took 25 secs to get the grub boot loader
Puppy took 28 secs to boot from Grub into the Puppy desktop
- which seems about the same as booting from CD with 1.0.1
That's odd.
H.d. boot should be much faster.
can you see where in the boot process it seems to be waiting awhile?
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Posted: Fri 13 May 2005, 07:42
Post subject: Sound gone
the mouse code (not whatever I reported before)
is 0060 on the boot up
Another problem is sound
I have just booted 1.0.1 - it recognised my sound card and played the example files with gxine
1.0.2 does not with the same hardware which is an inbuilt via sound chip
I ran xproc / sound and advanced
and tried to export or cut and paste the info
could not (I hoped to send it in)
got bored
a fish swam by . . .
I am distracted . . .
just gonna download netwag
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VIA -- ah, yes, I recall a change in modules names from K2.4 to K2.6
-- perhaps Antonio Gallo's detection program is still trying to load the old module.
Do that thing with Control panel -> Hardware probe
and get the 1234:4567 chip number for audio -- I'll look in the database and see what driver module it is trying to load.
You could also do "lsmod" and see if anything sound-related has loaded.
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Posted: Fri 13 May 2005, 08:32
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viaudiocombo: Via Technologies AC97 Compatible Controller (1106:3059) detected
- dunno what ismod is?
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Directing, Creepifying, & Casting Minions of Evil
When Jason D. Rennie was tapped to direct the upcoming staged reading of MACBETH at the Encinitas Library this Monday, he could not help but recall his first co-directing stint with Intrepid in 2009. "This particular play mixes nostalgia and significance for all of us," he says.
How does directing a staged reading of this play differ from co-directing Intrepid's inaugural production three years ago?
Well, for one thing, the original Intrepid production ran about 90 minutes and was played with only seven actors. Monday's staged reading allows for a little more flexibility – a few more actors have been cast, which means less doubling (or tripling) roles, and more of the text has been captured in some significant scenes.
Plus, it's Halloween, which means that Jason was very excited to "creepify" the show, adding back in the character of Hecate as well as the witches (who were disembodied voices offstage in 2009).
"The play is psychologically horrific," he says, "and the witches are the physical embodiment of the evil that dwells in the world, and possibly within each of us. I wanted to embrace the atmosphere of spooking and haunting that comes with this time of year by accentuating the eerie and occult nature of Hecate and the Weird Sisters."
That shouldn't be difficult. Shakespeare's witches have been portrayed throughout time as various incarnations of creepy, and Monday's reading shouldn't be any different with Savvy Scopelleti, Steve Grawrock, and Danny Campbell stepping into the roles. Molly O'Meara will be illuminating the role of Hecate.
"These witches are more than just pointy hats," says Savvy, commenting on the conjuring spells used by her character. "Shakespeare wrote their language in a way that is constantly spiraling, the trochaic meter setting them apart from other characters in the play. It's utterly fascinating."
Is she creeped out by portraying a Weird Sister? She hesitates.
"If I believed in witches and spells, I would be creeped out, definitely," she decided. "But this is all just pretend, right?"
Of course. But Jason's direction sprinkles the play with ethical ponderings for those of us in the non-pretend world, as well.
"However I highlight their presence as the minions of evil, the fact is that the witches do not actually commit any evil – they merely awaken the ambition within Macbeth and stoke that flame until it consumes him. The truly unsettling spookiness of the play is that it forces us as spectators to wonder whether such dark forces lay dormant within ourselves and, if kindled, could we withstand them?"
A appropriately haunting thought, indeed. — T.T.
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Top 5 Tyler Sports Bars to Watch the NCAA Tournament
There is nothing better than grabbing a couple of friends, cold beer, and a great game. With NCAA March Madness going full speed if you don't have the right sports bar, you will get left behind. Here is a little help.
The top five Tyler sports bars to watch all of these college basketball games will ensure a great time.
1. Sports Zone
Located on the square in downtown Tyler, this joint is a true sports bar. With Texas teams' logos painted on the wall fighting for space from the numerous TVs, you won't miss a game.
2. Coach's
Off of Puluxy, just south of New Grande, this newly built bar is another amazing place to watch the game. They have endless different Happy Hour specials and plenty of space for you and all of your friends.
3. Buffalo Wild Wings
Head south down Broadway towards one of the best places to watch a basketball game. The walls of this place seem to made of TVs, there are so many of them. Your head might have to swivel 360 degrees to be able to catch all of the action.
4. Where's Rufus
If you want to watch the games in the glorious weather we have working here in Tyler, head to this sports bar. Their patio is equipped to the max for your NCAA watching pleasure.
5. Legends
Inside the Quality Inn on the North/West Loop, this is a surprising little spot to dig into a game. They have a great atmosphere that will allow you to truly enjoy the college games.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The Michigan Aviation Hall of Fame will celebrate and honor eight individuals at its annual enshrinement ceremony and dinner at the Air Zoo on May 19. The 2012 enshrinees are:
- Maj. Gen. William A. Henderson was born in Ann Arbor. He flew 125 combat missions over South Vietnam, Laos and North Vietnam. From 1970-1974, he served as an F-4 check pilot and instructor. He left active duty and then joined the Michigan Air National Guard, flying F-100s and A-7s. He was named commander of the Michigan Air National Guard in 1992 and was promoted to major general in 1996. He also served as the corporate pilot, chief pilot and director of flight operations for General Motor Corp.
- Col. Cass S. Hough (1904-1990) was born in Plymouth. During World War II he flew regular missions escorting bombers over Europe and was assigned by Gen. Jimmy Doolittle to head a unit to solve operational problems. The group developed lightweight external fuel tanks, the P-38 Droop Snoot, bomb sight, 2,000-pound bombs and rocket-propelled bombs to penetrate German submarine pens. After WWII, Hough rose to chairman of Daisy Manufacturing and served as member, acting director, and chairman of Michigan Aeronautics Commission.
- Maurice R. Hovious served in the U. S. Air Force from 1956-1960 as crew chief of Boeing B-47 bombers. He moved to Kalamazoo and became the corporate pilot for Lakala Aviation, purchased it, and then merged with Kal-Aero. Hovious formed Hov-Aire, Inc., specializing in major repairs and restorations of Ford Tri-Motors and Piper Malibu/Mirage aircraft, as well as other piston aircraft, warbirds, and corporate jets.
- Dr. Richard Upjohn Light (1902-1994) was born in Kalamazoo. In 1934, he flew around the world in a Bellanca Skyrocket mounted on pontoons. In 1937, he piloted an exploration flight over Peru, South Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Kenya and the Egyptian pyramids in a Bellanca monoplane. Since many parts of the world hadn't been photographed yet, Light took photos for the American Geographical Society in order to build an archive of aerial views. He served as the Society's president and was the first chairman of Kalamazoo's Airport Advisory Commission.
- Preston S. Parish served in the U. S. Marine Corps as a machine gun company officer during the South Pacific Campaigns, including Guadalcanal and Peleliu. He was awarded the Bronze Star for "heroic and meritorious achievement against enemy forces on Peleliu Island." He served as vice chairman of the Upjohn Company Board of Directors and helped establish the Upjohn Aviation Department. In 1972, he became a principal owner of Kal-Aero, which was sold to Duncan Aviation in 1998. In 1977, he co-founded the Kalamazoo Aviation History Museum, now known as the Air Zoo, and currently serves as chairman on its board of directors. Parish has served as the president of Warbirds of America, trustee of the Experimental Aircraft Association Foundation, and treasurer and chairman of the National Business Aviation Association.
- 1st Lt. Karl W. Richter (1942-1967) was born in Holly. He was the youngest U.S. pilot and third F-105 pilot to shoot down a MiG in air-to-air combat. He was the only pilot ever approved for a second 100-mission Vietnam tour. Richter stopped counting his missions at 198, but continued flying. On July 18, 1967, he was hit by enemy anti-aircraft artillery and forced to eject. He was injured during the parachute landing, and died in a rescue helicopter. At the time of his death, Richter flew more missions over North Vietnam than any other airman.
- Lt. Col. Washington D. Ross began military flight training at Tuskegee Army Air Base in Alabama with Class 43-1. He flew 63 long-range bomber escort missions in P-47s and P-51s. After the end of the war, he transferred to Tuskegee Army Air Corps base as a B-25 instructor. Ross retired after 20 years of service with the U.S. Air Force Reserve. He is an active member of the Tuskegee Airmen.
- Lt. Gen. Donavon F. Smith (1922-1974) was born in Dowagiac. He flew 123 missions in P-47s from March 1943-February 1945. Smith was a fighter ace with eight victories and participated in the first U.S. overseas deployment jet aircraft-the F-80 Shooting Star-flying from Michigan to Germany. In 1966, he was named chief of the Air Force Advisory Group in Vietnam and chief advisor to the Vietnam Air Force.
The Michigan Aviation Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony and dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m., with a cash bar opening at 6 p.m. Entrée choices are a prime rib/bourbon chicken platter or portabella mushroom ravioli.
Tickets cost $60 per person when purchased on or before May 9. After May 9, tickets cost $65 per person. Each ticket is good for an Air Zoo Ultimate Ace wristband package the entire day of the event. To reserve your tickets, please call 269.350.2813. Reservations cannot be guaranteed after May 16.


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