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BOSTON (AP) — Quinn Smith scored a pair of goals, Parker Milner stopped 19 shots, and three-time defending champion Boston College beat Harvard 4-1 in the Beanpot tournament on Monday night.
Boston College (16-7-2) will be seeking its 18th title and a school-record fourth straight championship next Monday when it faces Northeastern, a 3-2 winner over Boston University in the opening game.
It was the 13th time in the last 14 tournament matchups that the Eagles defeated the Crimson (5-15-1).
Steven Whitney and Michael Matheson also scored for the defending champion Eagles. Danny Biega netted Harvard's goal.
The Crimson, who have won just once since mid-November -- an overtime victory at Boston University on Jan. 9 -- haven't captured the Beanpot title since 1993.
Smith had the only goal of the first period, scoring off a rebound in front when he gathered the puck on his backhand before shifting for a forehand shot over goalie Raphael Girard's right shoulder.
Smith then made it 2-0 with 1:42 left in the second. He put in a forehand off a rebound from the bottom of the left circle.
Matheson's one-timer past Girard from the right circle during a power play with 51 seconds left in the second made it 3-0.
Biega scored midway into the third before Whitney answered at 14:57.
BC, which outshot Harvard 46-20, dominated play for most of the game, quieting the mostly college crowd that usually offers a variety of interesting chants.
Many of the students in Harvard's section had left before the third period.
In the tournament opener earlier Monday night, Kevin Roy scored three goals as Northeastern snapped a 15-game losing streak against Boston University in Beanpot play.
Roy netted his second goal off a turnover in the second period and then batted home an attempted clearing pass late in the game that kicked off the 61st annual tournament.
Chris Rawlings made 32 saves for the Huskies (8-13-3), who will be trying to claim their fifth Beanpot crown -- the fewest by far of the four schools -- and first since 1988.
Danny O'Regan and Sahir Gill scored for the Terriers (13-11-1). It is just the fourth time in 30 years that Boston University won't be playing in the title game.
The tournament pits the Boston area's four Division I hockey programs -- located just a few miles apart -- against each other annually on the first two Mondays in February.
"I've been a part of this tournament for a long time and heard all of the facts and figures on how Northeastern hasn't beaten Boston University for 15 years," Huskies coach Jim Madigan said. "The facts and figures don't win hockey games. It's hard work."
Boston University owns 29 titles, and Harvard has 10.
This is BU's first senior class since 1965 that won't capture at least one Beanpot title.
"It's disappointing," senior captain Wade Megan said, fighting back tears. "I feel bad for my teammates, classmates."
Roy, a freshman, certainly didn't look bothered by his school's past failures.
"I knew BU had more wins," he said. "Every year, teams change and you can't look back at the history of what happened."
With Northeastern clinging to a 2-1 lead, Roy, positioned to the right of the net, swatted in Matt Grzelcyk's attempted clear from in front of the crease.
BU got within 3-2 on Gill's goal with 71 seconds left. The Terriers pulled goalie Matt O'Connor for most of the final minute, but were unable to get any scoring chances.
The Huskies, who came into the tournament having beaten all three teams this season, grabbed a 2-1 edge midway into the second period off a giveaway by BU center Ben Rosen.
O'Connor left the crease and got to a loose puck to the right of the net. He fed a pass along the right boards to Rosen, who tried to center a pass to one of his defenseman in front of the uncovered net. But Roy skated in, dived, and tipped the puck into the empty net.
While trailing 2-1, BU had a 5-on-3 power play for 1 minute, 56 seconds, but failed to get many good shots on Rawlings.
Seconds after killing off the power play, the Huskies were short-handed again when Josh Manson was whistled for boarding.
Again, BU was forced to take long attempts from the outside.
The Huskies grabbed a 1-0 lead 2:09 into the game when Roy banged in a rebound in front before the Terriers tied it on O'Regan's goal 3 1/2 minutes later.


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Plunging into fatherhood...times two
Since almost the day we got married three years ago, my wife, Kay, and I have been asked approximately 2,482,042,403 times, "So, when are you going to have a baby?"
I've never really enjoyed being asked that question, because to me it seems kind of personal. And it's funny how quickly rumors began floating around our social circles that we were having trouble. That was news to us, as it's hard to have trouble doing something you're not trying to do.
It's a real shock when you get married because, as a guy, from the time you are old enough to date, everyone is constantly telling you not to get a girl pregnant. Yet after you've been married for a month suddenly everyone wonders why you haven't.
Truth be told, I wasn't ready for kids, though Kay certainly was.
But as I turned 30 this year, and some of my friends and family members started having kids, I started to realize that maybe it was time to take that step myself. I mean, everyone seems to be really happy with their babies, so why not, right?
So after three years of trying to talk me into it, around Thanksgiving, we found out that we were going to be parents.
Despite the fact that I was sort of comfortable with the whole idea of kids, the realization that we are actually going to have a little mini-human in our midst was still pretty overwhelming. It's taken the past few months just for my mind to wrap around the fact that everything is going to change, from here forward. Suddenly this huge weight of responsibility was resting squarely on my shoulders.
It was a pretty big step for me a couple of years ago when we got our dog. And even that has caused quite a few headaches along the way — trying to find someone to watch her when we go away, trying to keep her from chewing the coffee table, trying to get her to stop barking at the mail lady for the 387th time, despite the fact that she walks by our front window at the exact same time every single day, six days a week.
But a dog is a lot easier than a human. For example, you can lock a dog in a crate if they are bad. You can't do that with children, at least not legally.
So over the past few months and through several doctor's appointments with Kay, the realization has settled in that we're going to be parents, and that we're going to have a lot bigger responsibility.
The thing that has helped coax me along is the fact that it's just one baby, and there are two of us. Between Kay and me, I'm sure we can handle it. The baby would be outnumbered, after all.
That's what made me fully comfortable with the entire situation. That is, until our doctors appointment last Wednesday, when suddenly there were two heartbeats, and two little baby blobs on the ultrasound screen.
And suddenly I felt like I was in a Chase credit card commercial (you've all seen it, right?) when the doctor says the word T.W.I.N.S. in super slow motion. All of a sudden we don't need one car seat; we need two car seats. Suddenly that little bit of sleep that I saw myself potentially getting in nine months seemed so much less plausible. That thought of maybe not having to change a lot of diapers was replaced with the realization that we're both going to be changing diapers until we're blue in the face.
Holy cow, things have definitely changed.
Don't get me wrong, I'm extremely excited that we're going to be parents, and I'm ecstatic that we're having twins.
I just don't have time to think about it that much right now. I'm too busy stocking up on diapers.
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Congratulations! If you're lucky, maybe at least one of them will sleep all night. Yes Eric, your life as you have had it for how long, no longer exists.
Congratulations and what a wonderful wonderful article. I really enjoyed smiling through this. Glad to see a father happy about his babies!
Congrats Eric, and Kay. Being a twin myself, I understand your situation. I passed the gene to my daughter and she had twins. It's a whole new world for the both of you now. You'll do just fine. There's no book that has all the answers though.
Eric, congrats on such a blessed event as bringing up and raising children into this world. Bless you and your wife for doing such an outstanding job as parents.
But before I get all weepy eyed and teary, I though this column was all about opinions. It is after all titled: Opinions. Yet Eric's column is not really an opinion piece.
Other previous examples: We have Jessie with her "Bells & whistles". No real opinion here either.
Finally we have Jeff with his "What's up with that" musings. Still not opinion.
Don't get me wrong because all three have well written pieces of literature. But lets not call it "Opinion". These pieces are really a slice in the lives of Eric, Jessie and Jeff.
So I think Oscoda County Herald should create a new section for artful (I didn't say awful) writing and call it; "Northern Whispers" or "Northern Thoughts".
And like this column is labeled, this after all, just my "opinion".
congrats! (:
Hint: Don't take it personally when they first arrive - you will not be number one anymore in Mama's eyes.
Well put BelleRiverRunner. Many of these "opinion" articles, while they might garner an A in junior college English Comp II class, are really not anything I expect from the editors. And at the same time an interesting piece about transperancy in OCATS no one puts a name to.
Thank you, everyone, for your comments.
In regard to the comments rom BelleRiverRunner and RantsandRaves, while this is labeled as the opinion page, the page also serves as a place for our reporters' columns. A column is a way for the writers to express themselves and to write about whatever they would like. Sometimes they are light pieces about family, sometimes they are hard opinions on politics or other issues. Most newspapers around the country, and the world, run columns. We feel, being a community newspaper, that this gives our readers a chance to get to know the people covering events and news in their area.
In regard to the OCATS editorial, editorials are written by the staff, generally as a collaborative effort, which is why there is no name listed with them. Again, this is a common piece of nearly every newspaper.
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Eric, thanks for enlighten us about what opinions are all about. I must have missed that definition in my class on Journalism 101.
Just to let you know, on the opening page of "Opinion" I count 2 actual opinion pieces (out of 9 total). The rest are about family, babies, sports and holidays. So light pieces of random thoughts are "sometimes" by your account, Which to me is "most of the time" by my account. And again this is just my opinion.
But thanks for interjecting your opinion. It's good to know that the staff of Oscoda Herald do care about the written word and how the staff values its readers opinions, whether pro or con.
Now will someone on your staff do an investigative report on flying stones on M-72. Not "raining stones" but "flying stones".


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Do something in Chicago that hasn't been done in 50 years, like the Loyola men's volleyball team is doing, and eventually heads will turn.
"Going to the final four, to accomplish that, definitely people are noticing," said Eric Daliege, a fifth-year senior middle hitter for Loyola.
Daliege and his teammates became the first Ramblers men's volleyball team to advance to a final four after knocking off archrival Lewis University on Saturday. They're also the first team from the school in any sport to advance that far since the men's basketball team won the national championship in 1963.
Loyola takes on UC-Irvine at 8 p.m. Thursday in L.A. Penn State and BYU play in the other semifinal.
"It feels great to go to the final four finally," freshman setter Peter Hutz said.
That's something you'd expect to hear from former player and now coach Shane Davis, who has been with the program in some capacity for nearly 15 years.
"It's awesome not only to coach at your alma mater but be able to get the program to the next level, someplace that it's never been," said Davis, who graduated from Loyola in 2003. "So it's special."
So special that the fact that they're making school history hasn't sunk in just yet.
"Growing up as a volleyball kid, I always dreamed about making it to the final four," freshman middle hitter Nicholas Olson said. "[I] never thought I'd actually do it as a freshman."
"It's definitely a weird feeling," added Thomas Jaeschke, a freshman outside hitter from Wheaton who ranks second on the team with 336 kills. "Coming in as a freshman, I didn't know what to expect and this is definitely more [than I thought would happen], but obviously we've still got work to do and that's why we're here."
As for how they got there, Daliege attributes that to a heavy dose of patience and coming together at the right time.
The Ramblers roster features three freshman starters (Hutz, Jaeschke and Olson) who have made an immediate impact..
"We sort of just jelled together as a team at the end of the year and started playing our best ball about a month or two ago," he said. "That's been the key to our success."
With all that success comes recognition on campus.
As the team has kept winning, players say their classmates have taken notice.
"We're getting lots of congratulations from people," Daliege said "I'm getting congratulations from kids I haven't talked to from high school."
"We've all just kind of become little celebrities on campus, which is pretty cool," Hutz added.
And has it helped with the ladies?
"Always," Olson said, laughing.
Of course the final four isn't the only final the Ramblers face this week.
Their historic run comes right in the midst of final exams week. For a guy like Daliege, the timing isn't much of an issue.
"Because I'm a fifth-year senior, I'm only taking one class right now," he said. "Obviously school does come first so I'm doing everything I can for my one class, but I'm really lucky that I have a lot of free time so obviously it's not hindering my volleyball."
Others say their professors have been flexible.
"All my thought is on the final four but I have to try to buckle down and work on those exams and study," Olson said. "I have a couple exams I'll be able to make up after and one of them I'll actually have to take on the road, but that's OK. [My professors are] being very generous."
"I'm actually taking all of mine once I get back from L.A. which is really nice," Hutz said. "It's tough and a little stressful but we're all focusing on volleyball right now, so I think we'll do pretty well."
Matt Lindner is a RedEye special contributor.
Loyola (22-9) takes on defending national champ and second-seeded UC-Irvine (23-7) at 8 p.m. Thursday at Pauley Pavilion on the UCLA campus. The game will be streamed live on ncaa.com. It's the first appearance for the Ramblers in the Final Four and the fifth for the Anteaters. The teams have met five times, with Loyola holding a 3-2 edge.
If the Ramblers advance to the national championship match against the BYU-Penn State winner, it will be televised at 8 p.m. Saturday on ESPNU.
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They sneaked in during the night and stole the oven door and set fire to it!
Some time later...After Big Idea and I had discovered that someone had stolen all the chocolates...We think Mum did it, we found the wrappers and used them for wrapping a paddle we found in the garden for dad.
Dad suddenly woke
Just noticed that Little Idea has painted the back of his breast hook and glued it on.
Cant help wondering if he actually let the paint dry before he glued it.
Its screwed in place too....
I think it might need a little trimming to get it to the right size.
I suppose most people would cut it to size before they paint it.
Just flipped it over.
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The Last Word is a strongly worded left-leaning populist zine that began in Highland Heights, Kentucky, in 1993 and is still published in Bellevue, Kentucky. To date, over 400 issues have been published.
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I see our competion for playoff spots as such...
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1. Tampa Bay: (No Change) They are about the same. Didn't improve much but alas, didn't need to. Hopefully age starts to wear on them. 11-5
2. Philly: (Slightly Worse) Offense about the same, defense took a step back. 10-6
3. NY Giants: (Slightly Better) Lets face it, a bad call and weak Special Teams probably cost them a shot at NFC championship. 9-7
4. GB Packers (Slightly Better on Offense). There window is closing, fast. Pretty much this year or start re-building. 10-6
5. New Orleans (Better). Slightly better offense. Much better defense. A 2 game improvement is justifyable, which means 11-5. We were 3 plays from 12-4. We'll go 10-6
6. Falcons: (Better) With Vick as the media darling, they'll get the calls only the 49'ers used to get. It makes me want to vomit. 10-6
Sleepers with a good shot at their division:
Seattle: Hot during last 1/2 of season. If Defense improves can challenge with that easy schedule.
Rams: Hard to believe a sleeper but they are now an also ran but with a health Faulk and Warner, can beat anybody.
49'ers: Somebody has to win their division. Still enough talent but its a 3-way toss-up for this division.
Vikings: If Tice drops the nice-guy tag, this team is dangerous.
Best of the rest: (Cinderellas)
Dallas: But not even Parcells can turn this team around in 1 year.
Redskins: OVER-RATED!!!!!! Need a lot of luck. Snyder's head may explode this year.
Carolina: Will scare a bunch of teams and will be everyone's sleeper pick in 2004.
2004 draft here yet?
Arizona: We old Saints fans know how you feel guys.
Detroit: Will show hope for the motor city faithful.
Chicago: 2 years away.
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Peraonally I think Brooks is the cause of global warming, world hunger, and that new monkey pox virus.
He is not a leader and can\'t learn to become one. He reminds me too much of John Elway his first 3-years in the league..and look at what that bum did.
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I\'m glad to see that I\'m not the only one that is giving the Giants credit. They\'ll make the playoffs. My sleeper pick for the playoffs? Vikiings win the North, Detroit misses the playoffs by 3 games, and Green Bay falls out of contention.
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I\'ll give the Giants credit as soon as I can figure out why it is that I hate Jim Fassell. He seems to have done pretty good so far as a coach, but the guy just gets under my skin. I can\'t think of another coach I dispise more.
Also, I absolutely agree with the \"Vick getting the calls\" philosophy. I was hoping that was a one-year thing designed to get him on his feet. (fingers crossed) If the refs call a fair game, they\'re an 8-8 team at best.
The Bucs will still be good. Philli too if they can overcome the D loss. GB gets another fairly easy run through their division. The 49ers have the best shot in the West, but it really depends on how Seattle and St. Louis play this year.
Carolina may be everyone\'s pick as sleeper, but that will come down to their QB situation. I expect Jake to win the job but struggle to be average.
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The only prediction I have is the Bucs don\'t even make the playoffs this year. The Bucs didn\'t scare me last year nor do they scare me this year. Not to mention they are playing in perhaps the toughest division in football. All you have to do is look at some of the past Superbowl winners to see they didn\'t even make the playoffs the following year. The Superbowl champs might use to have been the team to beat ,but not in today\'s NFL>>>
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Last years schedule was fairly easy for TB. This year I can see them losing 6-7 games.
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Good post Tweeky...
I can\'t argue with anything you\'ve stated, maybe your take on the Giants? All I know is that our opener will have a huge impact on how we handle the pressure of the rest of the season. It\'s going to be a nasty, nasty atmosphere returning to the scene of the crime; at Philly....
With the worst of the off-season problems hopefully behind us, we will be out to prove that our offense has made steps at significant improvements, while we hope that our defense will continue to hold their ground.... The addition of Rudd has me very excited, he should make the departure of Singleton less impactful; as long as Rudd can keep his damn helmet on!
I think the Giants will be replaced with the re-emergence of the Rams this year. Martz is on the fence IMO, and he\'s going to go deep into his play book. Hopefully with the return of a healthy Warner, the Rams will put points on the board again this year. Also, having Faulk is always a good thing. Lovie Smith a by-product of the Bucs calling the shots on the D will only get better as the time progresses.
Personally, I\'d love to see the Packers fall off into sub .500 land, but as with Faulk, Favre will command excellence from the group of guys he has on the field. The rumors of Brett retiring has to spark his fire, as well as the team. The Packers biggest problems will be their consistent breakdown on the D......
I\'m placing the Falcons and Saints in the same grouping, because I think it is important for both teams to pick-up (sorta) where they left off. It would prove the nay-sayers right if either team where to have any setbacks this year. Basically, both teams need to answer the bell by making the playoffs this year, or look for changes in the personell departments, of each team.
Dallas, Washington could be the biggest news out of the NFC this year. Both teams are dying to re-gain some of the luster that has made their teams historic past. With the Tuna facing off with Spurrier twice in the year, one thing is guranteed. Some feelings and players are going to get hurt....
Vikings and Bears: Screw\'em both. That\'s just a little love from an old NFC Central rival..... Actually both teams could battle for the North supremecy. The Packers are favored, but all I keep seeing is that poor performance in last year\'s playoff game. The Falcons came in and pimped Brett and Co., now everyone is thinking they can do it. Excluding the toothless Lions; the North is a toss up, much as my thoughts of the South.
Arizona and Carolina - Which team will we see? Your guess is as good as mine. But, until kickoff time 9/8/03, I\'ll give them the benefit of the doubt and grant them some respect. which is probably to deminish at each snap of the ball....
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Buc, you\'re probably right on the Giants. They have to play the NFC South (BRUTAL) and the AFC East (Also BRUTAL). They may have a great team and still finish 9-7. My 9-7 prediction could easily go 8-8 and out of the playoffs.
The whole NFC East palys the 2 hardest divisions in football and the winner of that division may only be 9-7.
The NFC South plays the 3rd best (maybe 2nd) division in the NFC and the worst division in the AFC.
Advantage NFC South.
I see one team from the NFC east making the playoffs.
I see one team from the NFC north
That leaves 5 teams from the West and South.
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^e HUNTLEY ^«*"^'rf« , jjjar.* VOLUME 13 — NUMBER 51 THURSDAY.MARCH 22. 1973 — PHONE — 669-5621 — If No Amwer 459-0998 or 459-1456 ¦Ai- ill FflAKK PARISEK tmtvz is^muzt, ILL ''^<S?-t5^l«»;'-"-"'<rr ..- 8 PAGES «BE SLRE xOU ARE RIGBT, THEN GO AHEAD" — DarW OrookoM M rat mn The Huntley Gir! Scouts held their .uipual Breiwnie Father-Dausgjbter Dinner on Thursday, March ISth at the Tninity l.u|.'.-e'Tan Churdi. Alter the prescrrtatin of colors, a bec^ dinner was served to approxi¬ mately 65 people. After the dinner, ow Mis|.ress of Ccreriicnios. Mrs. Chad Koppie, introduced our guests and leaders. Representing Elgin Scout Headquarters was nur gxiest Miss Mary Beth Malm. Mr. William Lecgee cUid Mrs. Christiansen were our guests for the dinner and also prcvieied u,s witli a fine pre gram of ori|.€rtainment. Mr. leggee sang several songs accompanied by Mrs. Christianson on the piano. The Brownies sang- the Brownie Smile Si,i,,7 to their lathers and the fa¬ thers then Siang a song to their (_*augh|.ers. As part of ttie prepara¬ tion for t'he dinner,( the girls made nimetags, programs, nntcups and gift;- for their fathers. We feel they should be mentioned for their par|. in making' the dinner so weU re¬ ceived by the lahters. We wish to thank thme Lutheran Church for ^- Icwing us to use the church for fhe e'lnner. We also want to thank Bet¬ ty Rohlwing for making emr pro- grdrn inserts. Spring Vacation Dates Revised spring vacation dates for Huntley Schools aro April 19th arid 2(nh. Ij. is planned to add three emergen¬ cy days to the t\^'0 .scheduled days, provided that the schools don"t have tei be closed before sprimr \acation. The spring vacation will begin at (.he close of school, Friday, April Uth and will resume lon Monday. AprU 2.W1 at 8:30. If there are snow days, the first days to be lost will be at the end of the year. Should fhere be any questions, call 669-5171, School Seeks Youth Under Five The Huntley School District is still seeking the names of all chil- drc-n under the age of five who are living in School District 158. OTfi- cais ane hoping for a 1(X) per cent i-espionse to the up coming Pre-School Screening survey. Persons who bave children living witii them who aie under the ego of five, and who have not been con¬ tacted should call 669-5108 for fur¬ ther information. Adult Sewing Class Mrs. Lambrodit of Woodstock Fcbric Store will teach a series of sewing classes in cewperation with the Huntley Higli Sdhool Home Ec¬ onomics Department. The sewing of a dooible knit febric will be taught in three lessons start¬ ing next Thursday night, March 29th. Tiie class will meet fnom 7 to 9 p.m. in the Home Economics De¬ partment in the grade sdiool build- iiit; on March 29th, April 5th and April 12lh. Tho cost for the lessons and pat¬ terns is Ten - fifty ($10.50). The fee can be paid at Vt\e High School of¬ fice when reg-istering or at the time of the first class meeting. Tho olass will leam bow to make a blazer, skirt and slacks. Basic techniques and handling of a dewble knit fabric will be demonstrated, then students will work on their gar¬ ments for liie remainder -if the pep- iod. Completion of the garments will be done outside of dass. A zig¬ zag maohine is not necessary. The dass is limitied to twelve peo¬ ple. For more infcrmattion and to reg-jster, call the Huntiley High School office 669-5171. March School Board Meeting The regular meeting of the Board ()!' Education of School District No. I5.S. Huntiey Consolidated School wtis held in the Hdgh School Build- tr.u. on March 12, 197,'t at 7:45 p.m. Upon roll call the following an- swci ed present Mr. Jirik, Mr. Bein, Mr. Mi:helsen, Mr. Ziller and Mr. Stading. Mr. Brandwein und Mr. Adams absrnt. .\ mo;icn made by Mr. Ziller and 2nd by Mr. Mioheksen to approve of the minuUs as read. Mcrtion ciirrieJ 5 yeas and 0 naysy. At this stage of the m retdng NI . Brandwein made his appearance. A moticn made by Mr. Ziller ancl "Ind by M". Brandwein ti approve 11 the payment of the regular montli¬ ly bills. Motion carried 6 yeas and 0 nys. / niotion made by Mr. Michelsen and 2nd by Mr. Bein to transfer $824 89 fr^m the Ed. Fund to the Imp -st fund. Motion carried 6 yeas and 0 nays. A moti-.n made iby Mr. Ziller and 2nd hy Mr. Brandwein to install a ncv Back Stop and and protective fere cn t'le High School Baseb^ dT inond at a cost of $1055.00 iiwlall- cl. Mction carried 6 yea.s and 0 nays. A mrtion made by Mr. Micbeimn are 2nd by Mr. Ztlter to approve of the following applicants Debra 5rho ley and Gary Schooley to at- trrd Jr. College under the Jr. Col¬ lege act. Mction carried 6 yeas and 0 nays. A motion made by Mr. Jirik and 2nd by Mr. Brtandwein lo approve of the 1 & 5 year Voc. Plan as r'csented. A motion made by Michelsen and 2rK; by Mr. Brandwein to purchase n portable graf beard for a sum of $425,00, Motion carried 6 yeas and 0 nays, A motion made by Mr. Stading and 2nd by Mr. Bein to continue tbis meeting at 7:45 on March 19, 1973. Motion carried 6 yeas and 0 nays. Town Calendar of Coming Events Friday, March 23rd Choirs - Congregational Church Saturday, March 24th Windgate Home - Lufiheran Church Senior Confirmation - Lutheran: Church SSMonday, March 26th Cub Scouts Elders - Lutfheran Church Voters - Lutheran Church Tuesday, March 27th Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Brownies Dartball - Congregational Church Chess - Congregational Church Lions Club Bowling - Lutheran Church Wednesday, March 28th Lenten - Lutheran Church Chancel Choir - Congregatdonai Church Park Dtdtnict Meeting Midweek Religion - Lutheran Church Junior ^;onfirmation - Lutheran Church Lenten - Congregational Church Boy Scouts - Cub Scouts Meeting Thursday, March 29th Confinnation - Congregational Caiurch Cholis - Lutheran Church Tbe Brass Duet, made up of Dave HID (left) aai Qng IMUlty «• among the groiqw given a Divisioii Ensemble contest on March 10. By Douv Strickland For The Scribes Cn March 10, the HuntJey High Schocl Band and Chorus perfcmied in tlie Illinois High School Aawd- «tion Si-^o and Ensemble Contest at Hononegah Hi^ Scfaool IR Rodc- totn. The contest was held for vard- cus Irlgh schools in trie area. Ibere were loun poaaibie Rating a group could get: Wvision One, D'- vis'on Two, DJK^on Three, or Di¬ vision Four, The Band grouD were raied on tone, intonation, technique, rhythm, dynamies, musicianship (in¬ terpretation), balance, and stage pre¬ sence, Tlie chorus groups were rated on tone, intonation, technique, rhy¬ thm, diction, interpretation, part ac¬ curacy, and memorization. These items were eadh ff.ven one, two, three, or four poir^s, 1 point was the highest a group could get and^ 4 points was the lowest. Tbe points were totaled up and this decided the division rating. 8 and 12 points qual¬ ified fe>r a Divisicm One rating. 13 to ]g points dedded a Division Two Rating. 19 fo 24 points gave the group a Dvision Three rwting, and 25 to 32 points gave the group a Division Four Rating. There alsi wes a special items part on the rating for such things as beat, speed, and notes. No rating was given on this part, but comments were given if necessary. In the band depaitment of the contest, there were 8 Division One latings. These groups were a Brass Quintet, a woodwind duet, a drum duet, a B-flat clarinet trio, a per¬ cussion ensemble, a cliarinet choir, a saxaphone quintet, and a brass duct. The brass quintet was made up of Greg Lindsey, Dave Hill, Grant Maiks, Randy Leggee, and Jay Moli¬ tor. They played the select!cn "If Thou Be Near." The woodwind duet was made up of Kathy Swanson and Bonnie Nerby who played the selec¬ tion "Gay Minuet." A drum duet was made up of Mike Bobw and Conrad Schultz. They played "Dou¬ ble Drumin' ". A B-flat Clarinet trio was made up of Ron Master, Lori Brandwein, and Betty Goerlitz, who plaiyed "Air and Tarantella." Clar¬ inet choir was made up oif Kathy Swanson, Bonnie Nerby, Barb Wd- tor, Sue Bothart, Lori Brandwein, Betty Goeriitz, Ron Master, Jim Morrow and Judi, Aulik. They piay¬ ed the selectkm "Valse a la Scher¬ zo.' A saxofihone quintet was made up of Karen Borhart, Connie Nerby, Doug Strickland, Bd Brandwein, and Randy Boley, who ptayeyd "Fair and Warmer." A brass duet was CoBtiiiiied OM Page Two MUSIC WINNERS One Rating at the IHSA Solo wll0 Park Board Meeting MINUTES OF Tia KKGULAR MEETING OF THE HUNTLEY PARK DWrtttCT The tegaiar meetkie of tbe HnBi» ley Paric Disli^ Baud was hm on Wedneaday, Fe^intaiy 28«h. m% at 8:00 p.m. Tke liiaWiliig mam «^ td fo ordar b)^ 4>r<nUMt fSttek, with Commissioners Mackeben, ftui- ^ek, Tures and Engineer ScheAow present and Commissioners Deicke and Ream absent. The Secretary was asked to read the minutes of the previous meeting of 1-24-73, after wlMch a motion w«s made by Mn. Parisek, seccMided by Mr. Tures, to approve the minutes as read. All Commisstoncrs vo|.ed aye and the motion carried. Tlie Treasurers report was then presented showing a balance in the checking account of $15,189.14. A nifxtion w«s made by Mr. Tures, sec- of;ded by Mr. Mackeben, to accept the leport as read. All Commission¬ ers voted aye and the tepor|. was filed for audit. Mr. Scheflow was tfien recogrnized and reported that the door swing on the adnunistration building had been changed, the baiance cf the insula- tiun had been insf^ed end that the power is in and the painting is near¬ ly finished. Mr. Cowiin entered the meeting at tihis point. Upon (Uscu^on it was decided that any decision oo the septic sys- |.em be held off till next meeting, pending Mr. Cowiins investigation in¬ to the matter. Mr. Scheflow then presented a request for payment from Wetzel Construction. After scmie discussion as |.o the extent of piugrees to date on the building a mction was made by Mr. Mackeben, se, ended by Mr. Tures, to make a payment in the amouirt of $5,000.00 to We>tzel Oonstmobion. Upon roll call all Commissioneris vcied aye and the m0|.ian carried. Mr. Pairisek then mentioned the fact that there ii; no sound board in the ofAoe and after promiang to check Into tliis niat|.er Mr. Scheflow took leave of the meeting. The President then presented the it'.onthly bills for payment after which a motion was ntade by Mr. Tures, seconded by Mr. Mackeben, to pay yall bills as presented. Upon roll call ell Commissioners voted afye and fhe modon oarried. Commissioner Ream entered the meeting at this point Next the President presented the board with program information on the recreafiem program whkh he Coattlamai ma Page Two PARK BOARD
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) � Sebastian Janikowski kicked a 43-yard field goal on the last play as the Oakland Raiders scored the final 13 points after wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey was knocked out and hospitalized by a scary hit to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 34-31 on Sunday.
The game turned somber early in the fourth quarter when Heyward-Bey was knocked unconscious by a helmet-to-helmet hit in the end zone by Steelers safety Ryan Mundy that was not called a penalty by the replacement officials. Heyward-Bey was taken to the hospital with a neck injury.
Carson Palmer then threw his third touchdown pass for Oakland (1-2) and Janikowski kicked two field goals to beat the Steelers (1-2) and give coach Dennis Allen his first win.
The Raiders took over with the game tied at their 25 with 1:42 remaining. Palmer got the drive going with a 24-yard pass to Brandon Myers on third-and-10 and then hit Derek Hagan on a 17-yard pass down to the Pittsburgh 26 with 27 seconds left.
Oakland then ran down the clock to set up Janikowski's winning kick that send the crowd into delirium less than an hour after silence overtook the stadium when Heyward-Bey was injured.
Mundy's helmet hit Heyward-Bey in the facemask on an incomplete pass in the end zone. Heyward-Bey's neck jerked violently and his head also crashed into the ground. Players from both teams kneeled in prayer as Heyward-Bey was attended to for about 10 minutes. He managed to raise his right hand while being taken off the field on a cart to go to the hospital with a neck injury.
Four plays later, Carson Palmer eluded pressure and found Denarius Moore on a 6-yard touchdown pass that brought Oakland within 31-28 early in the fourth quarter.
Raiders cornerback Pat Lee then forced a fumble downfield by Pittsburgh receiver Antonio Brown that Philip Wheeler recovered at the Oakland 36. Palmer then drove the Raiders down the field and they tied the game on a 32-yard field goal by Sebastian Janikowski with 6:30 to play.
With the Steelers missing Pro Bowl defensive stalwarts Troy Polamalu (calf) and James Harrison (knee), the Raiders were able to move the ball effectively most of the game.
Darren McFadden ran for 113 yards, including a 64-yard TD burst in the first quarter that surpassed his rushing total from the first two games of the season combined.
Palmer overcame an interception on the first play of the game to go 23 for 33 for 209 yards and three touchdowns, including a 3-yarder to Heyward-Bey late in the first half.
But Roethlisberger was even better, throwing two TD passes to Heath Miller in the first quarter, as well as third-quarter scores to Mike Wallace and Brown. Roethlisberger finished 36 for 49 for 384 yards as Oakland failed to generate any sustained pass rush.
But he failed to convert a third-and-9 under pressure following the two-minute warning to give Oakland the chance at the winning score.
Each team converted a turnover into a touchdown in the opening half with the Steelers taking a 17-14 lead at the break after Roethlisberger 64 yards in the final 1:54 without a timeout to set up Shaun Suisham's 33-yard field goal on the final play.
The half started well for the Steelers as well when Palmer was intercepted by Ryan Clark on the first play from scrimmage after Moore slipped on the infield dirt while making his cut.
Roethlisberger converted one fourth down before throwing his first of two 4-yard TD passes to Miller in the opening quarter. In between those scores, McFadden scored on the longest run against the Steelers since 2006.
Oakland tied the game again late in the half after Joselio Hanson recovered a fumble by Jonathan Dwyer at the Pittsburgh 30. The Raiders then drew Ziggy Hood offside with a rapid shift on fourth down and Palmer found Heyward-Bey on the next play.
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July 13, 2012by Carolyn SzczepanskiBuilding on the success and energy of the Women Cycling Forum at the National Bike Summit, the League and APBP are co-hosting a National Women's Bicycling Summit on September 13 in Long Beach, CA.
July 12, 2012by Carolyn SzczepanskiAt a recent city council meeting in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Councilor Greg Jamison held up a copy of the League's Traffic Skills 101 booklet. He picked Michael Christensen out of the crowd and praised the local League Cycling Instructor for giving him new insight — "a huge educational process" — on the rights and concerns of bicyclists in his community.
July 11, 2012by supportIt's been more than six months since the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) updated its guidance for rumble stripes. While the original draft didn't even mention bicyclists, the new guidance was helpful for addressing our needs.
July 10, 2012by Carolyn SzczepanskiWhen Sandra Lupien first moved to Sonoma County, it seemed like nobody rode a bicycle. In the rural/suburban community, the number of transportation cyclists was far smaller than the dense urban centers of nearby Oakland and San Francisco.
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July 6, 2012by Darren FluscheLast week, Congress did what many thought impossible – they passed a new transportation authorization bill. President Obama is expected to sign the bill into law on Friday.
July 6, 2012by Carolyn SzczepanskiSchool's out for summer, but the students and staff at the University of Wisconsin-Madison certainly aren't slacking when it comes to cycling. To the contrary: The Badgers are nipping at the heels of major corporations, like Ingersoll Rand and Kimberly-Clark, in the National Bike Challenge.
July 5, 2012by supportIt's a somewhat relaxing week in D.C., with the heat wave showing no signs of abating and the Fourth of July breaking up the work week. People are on vacation and the parks and swimming pools are full of families. Oh, and there are bikes everywhere! It's a nice reminder that cyclists are out there because they love it, despite the heat or any other obstacles.
July 3, 2012by Carolyn SzczepanskiAs many blog readers will recall, in May we ran a special series in honor of National Bike Month: 31 Days, 31 Reasons. A diverse collection of bicyclists from coast to coast shared their inspiration for riding — and the more than 3,000 Facebook shares proved that I wasn't the only one captivated by the personal stories. So we're bringing back Why I Ride... with a slight twist. Building on the...


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Sloan–– Edith Ida Savoy passed away peacefully on the 10th of November, 2012, at Starr Farm Nursing Home in Burlington, Vermont. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, November 15, 2012, at St. James Catholic Church in Island Pond where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Interment will follow at Lakeside Cemetery, Island Pond, VT. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Heart Association, 434 Hurricane Drive, Williston, VT 05495, or online at https://donate.americanheart.org. Online condolences may be sent to the family through the funeral home website at www.curtis-britch.com.
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On Wednesday, the 46-year-old actor was spotted on location wearing a ring on his wedding finger. He plays the married baseball supremo Billy Beane in the film.
Moneyball is based on the true story of Billy Beane, general manager of the Oakland Athletics, and his attempt to create a competitive team despite Oakland's unfavorable financial situation.
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Shifting more costs to counties
The Florida Association of Counties is rallying its troops to quash a proposal being floated in Tallahassee to shift inmates from state prisons to local jails, which also could shift costs to local governments and create overcrowding at local facilities.
It sounds like a terrible idea, and at this point it's questionable whether the proposal will gain any traction in the Legislature. County officials throughout the state hope to kill it off before it gains momentum; legislators have steered clear so far. Still, there's always a possibility.


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Mars Polar Lander
Goals: Mars Polar Lander was to be the first-ever landing in the polar regions of Mars. The lander was equipped with cameras, a robotic arm and instruments to measure the composition of Martian soil. It also carried the Deep Space 2 microprobes which were to pentrate and sample the Martian surface.
Accomplishments: None. Both missions were lost when Mars Polar Lander crashed on Mars. An investigation found the most likely cause of the mishap was a false signal that the spacecraft had landed when in fact it had only deployed its legs and was still descending. The signal shut down the main engines and the spacecraft crashed into Mars at high speed.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Senior captain and skipper Toan Tran-Phu and freshman crew Alix de Monts were named U.S. Sailing's College Sailors of the Week for their outstanding performance in this past weekend's Longfellow Bridge Invitational at Harvard University. Tran-Phu and de Monts waved off winds ranging from 7-20 knots to win the 'B' circuit as the Engineers placed second overall to Boston College.
Tran-Phu, who hails from Cary, N.C., had sailed only a few times before joining the MIT squad as a freshman. Embraced as an excellent teacher of the sport, Tran-Phu has spent time sailing with all of MIT's top crews. de Monts, of Los Altos, Calif., a member of the Engineers' women's soccer team, joined the squad this spring and has raced with Tran-Phu since the beginning of March.
With a score of 49, Tran-Phu and de Monts, finished in the top five in all but three of the 13 races and won five rounds in last weekend's event.


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by Jonah Lehrer
Choice Copyright American Library Association, used with permission. 9780547386072 For those acquainted with Lehrer's two previous books, Proust Was a Neuroscientist (2007) and How We Decide (CH, Aug'09, 46-6789), the format of the present volume will be quite familiar. The subject, in this case the creative process, is broken down into two subcategories--"Alone" and "Together"--each illumined by anecdote, case study, and scientific findings from the field and laboratory. In the course of looking at art, invention, and improvisation, the author has focused on creative works and products ranging from West Side Story, Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone," and Shakespeare's Henry VI to the personal computer, Post-It notes, and Nike's "Just Do It" slogan. He explores the creative work of individuals--including Steve Jobs, Paul Erdos, Jack Kerouac, and Yo-Yo Ma--and innovative institutions such as 3-M, Google, Second City, Pixar, and Eli Lilly. Lehrer examines both standard approaches to the study of creativity and recent developments in psychology and neuroscience, for example, right-brain functioning, neuronal learning, recursive loops, semantic priming, conceptual blending, and informational entropy. This is a fitting companion to the author's earlier work and an informative introduction to one of the most elusive of human capacities, the creative imagination. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Lower- and upper-division undergraduates; graduate students; professionals; general readers. R. M. Davis emeritus, Albion College
Book list From Booklist, Copyright © American Library Association. Used with permission. 9780547386072 Creativity a flash in the pan or 99-percent perspiration? A-list journalist Lehrer (How We Decide, 2009) tackles the question in broad strokes, covering topics as diverse as office layouts, urban planning, drug use, and brain chemistry. It turns out that the question isn't easy to answer, for it seems that a method used by one creative person doesn't translate for another. Lehrer describes the creative activities of such luminaries as David Byrne and the CEO of Pixar, then dissects why each approach works for that individual or group. Some examples are a bit of a stretch. The section on Shakespeare, for instance, is eye-rollingly speculative. But, just as Lehrer points out that explicit instruction is anathema to creative play and discovery, he seems to say in each section, Isn't this neat? and leave the bulk of the work to the reader's imagination. In that sense, Imagine is a great introduction for anyone curious about the nature and dynamics of creativity.--Hunter, Sarah Copyright 2010 Booklist
Library Journal (c) Copyright Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted. 9780547386072 In his new book on creativity, Lehrer (How We Decide) presents captivating case studies of innovative minds, companies, and cities while tying in the latest in scientific research. He recounts the sometimes surprising origins of hugely successful inventions, brands, and ideas (e.g., the Swiffer mop, Barbie doll, Pixar animation) and reveals unexpected commonalities in the creative experiences (e.g., the color blue, distractedness, living abroad). The book combines individual case studies with broader psychology to provide new insights into creativity, much like Sheena Iyengar's The Art of Choosing. Many of Lehrer's insights are based on emerging scientific practices and are thus fresh and especially applicable to modern life. He emphasizes innovative companies and experimental approaches to education and includes historical factoids that reveal the backstories of everyday items. VERDICT Lehrer's findings can be used to inform the design of innovative programs or to structure a productive work environment at home or at the office. This book will appeal to educators, business administrators, and readers interested in applied psychology. [See Prepub Alert, 10/15/11.]-Ryan Nayler, Univ. of Toronto Lib., Ont. (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.


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DailyDirt: Playing Tricks With The Mind
from the urls-we-dig-up dept
A woman who knows no fear has been studied at the University of Iowa. Researchers say, "It is quite remarkable that she is still alive." [url] One Vietnamese man hasn't slept in decades. Unfortunately, he doesn't like taking MRIs, so it's tough to say what's going on with him. [url] A few people have really really good memories. Not being able to forget things doesn't quite seem like a comic book superpower, but maybe it should be. [url] Harvard researchers show that the placebo effect works even when patients are told they're being given sugar pills. This study actually just proves how bad doctors are at running control experiments (... or maybe that some patients really don't trust anything a doctor tells them.) [url] Transcranial magnetic stimulation sounds like a cool way to turn off parts of your brain. But becoming an idiot savant probably isn't as appealing as it sounds. [url]


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Mike Murphy steps from the truckand strides quickly to an unusual-looking configuration of 25 month-old orange trees. Could this be a prototype for a citrus grove of the future? He intends to find out.
"With greening disease taking producing trees out, we're trying to figure how to grow more boxes on smaller acreages," says Murphy, CEO and executive vice president of Cooperative Producers, Inc., outside Immokalee, Fla.
"Some of our ranch was previously designed for trailer parking, so we decided to take that area and see how many trees we could put on a 50-foot bed. We got together with University of Florida professor Bill Castle and designed a program."
Castle has experimented with designing and managing high density plantings at the university's Citrus Research and Education Center at Lake Alfred.
"We put three tree rows on an existing 50-foot bed, planted eight feet apart in the drill," Murphy says.
That puts 326 trees on an acre— more than double the usual number. Murphy calls this plot a modified advanced production system, using high-density planting, fertigation, and compact trees with efficient root systems.
"We chose semi-dwarfing root stocks," he says. "Bill has 10 different replicated trials with root stocks, so we had a pretty good idea of what would work best."
They used one microjet irrigation nozzle for every two trees, rather than the normal one-to-one setup. In addition, drip tape delivers moisture directly to the root zone, which should result in a more compact rooting pattern.
"The size of these trees is good," Murphy says. "We composted them with a rototiller on a three-foot swath, using composted yard debris from the landfill. We brought it out here and tilled it into the soil.
Slow-release fertilizer
"At planting, we used a slow-release fertilizer. Then, the trees are fed once a month with fertigation. There's a constant supply of water — we're babying these trees."
And it seems to pay off.
"We saw fruit in the second year,"Murphy says. "By the third year, you should be cash-flowing these trees."
Young trees also receive an enhanced nutrient program. "The idea is to get a young tree to produce before greening gets it," he says.
"I think we could do a big grove this way. The biggest obstacle is water, because there are more trees in the ground. We have to have drip tape, but we also have to have microjet — a dual system. We already have that on 40 acres in Hendry County."
Murphy likes how the young trees responded to his team's intensive management.
"This is the system of the future," he says. "If I were to plant a grove now, we'd do this. I can see us rejuvenating 20-acre blocks with high-density planting."
This grove design could also work well with mechanical harvesting. He also harvests some fruit with the current Oxbo harvester. The concept, which reduces reliance on hand labor, intrigues him.
"This type of grove will be perfect for the mechanical harvesting of the future. Researchers and engineers are now developing a machine to harvest these kinds of plantings," he says.
Since smaller machines could be required for jobs like spraying, additional equipment redesigns may be necessary — but it's not that big a deal, Murphy says, for the grove of the future.
The prototypegrove is just a small part of what Murphy's team does to work with greening disease.
As of last spring, 16 percent of the trees on the groves he manages had been removed due to greening infestation since the disease appeared in 2006.
"As the latency period passed, after two and a half or three years, all of a sudden we saw huge spikes, and it scared the dickens out of us by 2009," he says.
Since then, about 3.5 percent to 4 percent of their trees are removed each year because of greening disease.
Removing infestation
One tactic to minimize spreading the disease is to remove the infestation, he says.
"What we're hoping is that by keeping inoculum levels down and growing young trees, we're turning the tide."
The company put 140,000 treesin three test project groves for four years. They remove the infestation when it is detected, strengthening trees with micronutrient applications.
"We flag the diseased trees," Murphy says. "Then we spray a herbicide mixture that gets immediate kill, so the trees don't have sprouts. Then, we wait two months to replant. That gives time for the herbicide to dissipate.
"We got it down to a .017 percent infestation rate. Our production is going up, and we're getting more boxes of fruit per acre. Some of that has to do with nutrition and some with the fact that a lot of young trees are coming on."
Blocks on other parts of the property get variations of that program. Some trees get the so-called Maury Boyd program — named for the citrus grower who developed it-of intensive micronutrient applications.
"We use some similar ingredients to Maury's program and some different ones. We're trying to find out which ingredients are effective and which are not needed.
For controlling the psyllid — the tiny insect vector spreading greening disease — Murphy strongly believes in the citrus health management area concept, in which growers within an area agree to spray for it in a coordinated fashion.
"We set up team captains in each region. The minute we see a sign of psyllids, we make a call to everybody and we begin the assault. An aggressive spray program is essential for control of psyllids. In southwest Florida, with its humidity and heat, the psyllid is going to be here," he says.
"We don't have the silver bullet for greening. My goal is to suppress the disease until someone can deliver a resistant tree or a material we can use for greening."


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I may love airport lounges, but my favorite amenity at any airport is free Wi-Fi. This September, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport will join the list of airports in the U.S. to offer complimentary access.
DFW reached an agreement with AT&T to provide the service across all five terminals. While it is free, travelers will have to view a 30-second advertisement for every 40 minutes of network usage.
"The deal to provide AT&T Wi-Fi access across DFW Airport is a tremendous leap forward for our passengers in terms of speed and coverage area, and it answers one of our most frequently-requested customer enhancements," says Jeff Fegan, chief executive of DFW International Airport in a prepared statement. "We are very pleased to join with AT&T, our Dallas based neighbor, to provide world-class and complimentary Wi-Fi service for everyone who visits DFW." ]
In addition to terminal buildings, the Wi-Fi service area at the airport will include DFW's parking garages.
The airport already received top marks in a recent PCWorld Magazine ranking of the Best U.S. Airports for Tech Travelers. The addition of free Wi-Fi will likely keep DFW in the top spot for some time. New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport came in second.
PCWorld's rankings are based on a variety of sought after conveniences, such as the number of electrical outlets, USB ports, charging stations, free internet kiosks, work desks in the gate area, as well as the performance of cellular service and Wi-Fi within the terminals.
While there's no definitive listing of airport Wi-Fi availability worldwide, the folks over at Jaunted.com publish a map of airports currently offering the service for free.


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I'd like to see a Dianogah.
I think the Orray and Lava Flea were both forum based rumors at the otheR Site...which means they are bull****
Wasn't that gelegrub worm thing the last "beast" they released? That thing didn't sell very well - at least in my area. I know I didn't buy it because I didn't see $25 in that box.
Thanks Jesse, that actually looks pretty good.
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Please add uas.ko (uas.ko.gz) kernel module (link) to initram.igz.
With this option users could boot from USB3.0 drive.
In my project I created a SystemRescueCD to an 1TB external hard drive where one partition (data) was NTFS and other is SYSRESCD (boot) with FAT32.
These drives nowadays almost exclusively with USB3.0
From "read me" I realized this project will not be a 1 min project...
But instead of 10 mins installing (what I expected, because I had to make "everything" manually - double checking what to do from usb_inst.sh),
I did the task for many hour, due to
- understand why boots half from external drive but cannot finish
- realize and confirm that initram.igz had lack of USB3.0
- create an appropriate initram.igz (BTW I was not able to create a working initram with total repack - my laptop has Ubuntu 15.10, so I just added some files to the existing initram.igz)
...and I did all of this because of missing one common kernel module.
I searched through forum - manually and via google.
There was plenty error due to this USB3.0 non-support.
Please add USB3.0 kernel driver to initram (during boot)
Questions about problems with your hardware. For example, if you the kernel hangs during boot because of an hardware failure or if you have a problem with a driver not working or missing.
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"Sun Microsystems' product plans are up in the air pending its acquisition by Oracle, but the company's chip engineers continue to present new designs in the hope they'll see the light of day. At the Hot Chips conference at Stanford University on Tuesday, Sun presented plans for a security accelerator chip that it said would reduce encryption costs for applications such as VoIP calls and online banking Web sites. The chip, known as a coprocessor, will be included on the same silicon as Rainbow Falls, the code name for the follow-on to Sun's multithreaded Ultrasparc T2 processor."


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I can't believe they would include a unique Jabba piece with the case chase kubrick figure. That would mean only 1 complete Jabba could be built per case. Then Jabba himself, the complete verison of him anyway, would also be one per case. And that doesn't make any sense, since the whole idea of this new Deluxe series is the ability to build the Jabba, which couldn't happen if there were chase build parts. I think if there are any chase kubrick figurs in this series, they must come with the same build-a-part that comes with the regular kubrick figure in the case that they replace. E.g: Let's say Jedi Luke comes with Jabba's head. and Nikto is a chase figure you find randomly in the Jedi Luke box. Nikto would then also come with a Jabba's head build-piece.Logically, this makes the most sense to me. And also, it's what I'm hoping for. Since, if the chase figure also comes with a chase build-a-part, that will make the chase figures even MORE expensive then they would be already.
Since there are six regular figures shown, I think this is how Jabba will be divided up.The pipe rack doesn't appear to have any joints, so that should be one piece. You can clearly see a dividng line for where the tail attaches to the body, and sizewise, the platform should divide into three pieces. That leaves Jabba's head and body as one piece, which I originally thought should be two due to the size, but since only six regular figures are shown in the series and there aren't likely to be chase build parts, this leaves the head/body as one piece.On the other hand, if there are chase pieces, and previous series have had three chase figures, that means three chase pieces: Jabba's head and body could be two pieces, the gold base part of the pipe itself, and the handset, could be separate pieces from the brown rack. Maybe the gold pipe base, handset, and brown rack could be the three chase build parts. That way, everyone could still build Jabba on his platform. But I sure hope not.
So the figs will have a piece of Jabba.This is how it looks to be broken down.3 pieces of his throne1 piece of his tail to mid waist1 piece of his head and arms1 piece of his Hookah
This series is up for preorder on Amazon.co.jp with 30% off 16,128 yen ($175.24 US) so 12,902 yen is aprox $140.00 US. At least that gives us a base price on what the box of 12 will be. Could be a month or 2 till this set shows up on HLJ & hopefully NCS, will be watching those sites & if the box of 12 is around the $150. mark then a Master Case might be inorder. Here's the original link incasthe translated link I posted does not work:KUBRICK STAR WARS DX SERIES 1
Yes, preorders can be up on sites months in advance & they will put an order stop so they don't over sell like HLJ has done in the past. HLJ had the Fett Collection up on Feb 17th for a shipping June 28th so that was only just a tad over 4 months.
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Advancing amidst the dense underbrush of our existence often seems
like an impossible ordeal. Bogged down by the baggage we carry upon
our shoulders, every step requires great effort and commitment. Yet
just as an explorer slowly and deliberately cuts a narrow trail
through a dense jungle in search of treasure, so do we set forth to
carve a personal path toward healing one step at a time.
As our confidence progressively grows, the journey appears easier to
travel. Then just as our momentum begins to build and our stride
notably covers more turf, we stop suddenly in our tracks. The
prospect of what's lurking beneath the visible layer grinds us to an
immediate halt. And we consider turning back.
We sense it immediately for we know its presence well. It has reared
its head many times in the past and sent shivers down our spine.
Strange though it may seem, sometimes it actually protected us. Yet
more often than not, it sent a shockwave through us that was no less
than paralyzing.
What's hiding in the underbrush is "fear." Once a primordial element
of survival, it sometimes evolves into a roadblock that impedes our
progress. There's no doubt that a healthy sense of fear elicited
under the proper circumstances is essential for surviving. On a
primitive level, fear can condition us to avoid that which is
Yet what happens when fear, unassociated with danger, prevents us from
advancing along our path toward wholeness? The results of
unjustifiable fear are often devastating. Consider the concept of fear
in the context of the word, "prevent" in the following statements:
Philosophers throughout the ages have been summoned to reveal the keys
to living a full and meaningful life. While each of our needs are as
unique as our perspectives, few would argue that the path to
enlightenment and inner peace is a personal journey taken one step at
a time. The first and greatest step is always the decision of whether
or not to embark on the path.
The trouble however often does not begin until we are faced by those
"two roads diverged in a yellow wood." For it is when choice comes
into play and a decision is needed, do we proceed rationally with what
attracts us, or do we succumb to a sense of fear which draws us to a
screeching halt? Are we gripped by memories of perceived failures, or
do we proceed with positive anticipation fueled by love and hope?
Some proclaim that the best survival technique is to abandon fear by
simply ignoring it. Unfortunately, when we do so, denial merely
overshadows an issue which continues to hurt us. Fear progressively
builds within and continues to beckon resolution. Denial shuts it
away and buries it in the most painful recesses of our deepest self.
I suppose that in one way or another we're all afraid of something.
The real questions are: What is our next step? Do we grow stronger
and more confident, or do we give in to what we have the potential to
overcome? Do we seek and accept the help and guidance we need to
positively shape our lives?
Ultimately our underlying beliefs and choices to deal with the
roadblocks within determine our progress. The stakes are high and so
are the rewards. As a physician, I've found it personally healing to
observe an individual successfully overcome a once overwhelming fear -
a giant step along one's healing journey.
Richard Bach once wrote, "The meaning I picked, the one that changed
my life: Overcome fear, behold wonder" - Mind Over Matter!
Barry Bittman, MD is a neurologist, author, international speaker, inventor and researcher. He is the CEO and Director of the Mind-Body Wellness Center, 18201 Conneaut Lake Road in Meadville, phone (814) 724-1765, fax (814) 333-8662, www.mind-body.org.
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