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by Tom Runge
September 15, 2010
Wabash football fans are invited to a no-host football tailgate prior to the Wabash-Kenyon football game on October 2, 2010. Tailgating will begin at 11:00 AM with the kickoff scheduled for 1:00 PM.
This will be a no-host event - simply bring food and beverage for your party and join other Wabash football fans as we prepare to cheer the Little Giants on to victory.
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Tobiaz had een nieuw huisstijl ontwerp nodig en lanceerde daarom een wedstrijd op 99designs.
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TOZIT is a company delivering high-quality consultants and technical advisors within the realm of Microsoft technologies.
We foremost deliver training, products and consultancy around our focus-area Microsoft SharePoint.
Customers, partners and competitors alike - we deliver services in basically all markets, local and global.
We've got a new brand and logo for our company and we now need some new stationary and marketing material for the company.
Our main requirements are:
- Business Cards
- Two-sided cards (Something nice with the logo on the back, details on front)
- Square corners (no rounded corners on the business cards)
- Appointment cards with details and logo
- PostIt note design
- Envelopes with logo and area for return-to-sender and our address
- Letter heads
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- Folder (To hand out on conferences and seminars)
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The current site we've got today can not be used as inspiration, as the new logo comes with a new web site which isn't yet in production - so use the attached logo as reference for colors and design.
We want creativity, innovation and professionalism.
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- Thoughts on a Diversity Discussion: "The intent was essentially "how can we improve diversity to such a degree that we don't have to talk about it any more" – a laudable, but perhaps overly ambitious goal."
- Men In Tech: Marshall Kirkpatrick | LadyCoders: "What is it like to be a man in tech?"
- "Free as in sexist?" Free culture and the gender gap: "Despite the values of freedom and openness, the free culture movement?s gender balance is as skewed (or more so) as that of the computing culture from which it arose."
- The Grassy Road: Why booth babes at CES is a dumb marketing decision: "There is absolutely no need to objectify women to sell millions of dollars worth of consumer products."
- Third-person effect and gender in online gaming: "[B]oth genders are found to perceive the opposite-gender as more susceptible to the influence of negative effects of games."
- Just-So Stories About Hermaphrodite Fish: "But there's a larger setting in which the fact that sex is a spectrum gets erased, and that's in descriptions of biology and the animal kingdom as a whole. One way this happens is when biology textbooks fail to mention the fact that instances of intersexuality are found in all animals."
- Entrepreneur of 2012: Limor Fried | Entrepreneur.com: "With $10,000 her parents had allocated for her tuition, Fried bought a bulk quantity of parts and began assembling and selling her kits, making about $10 on each unit. In the beginning, running the company consisted of shipping a couple of packages a day from the 24-hour post office next door to her dorm."
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- BBC News – The battle against 'sexist' sci-fi and fantasy book covers"Hines, a fantasy author, is posing like some of the female characters on science fiction and fantasy book covers he says objectify women. He gets into character by twisting his body into the same contorted positions as the female characters on the books."
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I recently started dating a guy who's a nurse. I met him online. Things were going well until I saw his sex ads on Craigslist and I got suspicious. He told me he is HIV negative and disease free. He recently had an incident at work where blood got squirted into his eyes and he got tested again. He claimed he was negative. Based on that we engaged in unprotected anal sex 4-5 times. I was the insertive partner. I am also uncircumcized but my foreskin is completely pulled back. I've confronted him about his ads and asked him about his HIV status and he insists he is negative. Yet I feel horrible for having unprotected sex with him. I am getting tested next week. But my question is : Is there a minimum number of exposures through bareback topping that the HIV risk becomes substantial?
I've stopped seeing this guy completely.
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A barebacking nurse on Craig's List? That's worrisome. Health care professionals certainly should know better! Even if a dude strapped a lie detector to his Mr. Happy, I still wouldn't believe his report of his HIV negative status. Remember, one fifth of the over one million HIVers in the U.S. today have no idea they are "positive charged," so to speak.
Responding to your specific question:
"Is there a minimum number of exposures through bareback topping that the HIV risk becomes substantial?!
The answer is a definitive yes! And that minimum number is exactly one!
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The person with the overall responsibility for setting up SWISS ground services at San Francisco airport takes us behind the scenes.
We are a team of three persons with the overall responsibility for organising SWISS ground services worldwide. My area is intercontinental while my two colleagues capture Switzerland and the rest of Europe. A new destination like San Francisco encounters many aspects and starts with negotiating and finalising service agreements with local ground handling agents, who are in turn responsible for passenger services, ramp services, station management and supervision at the airport ensuring a safe operation with a performance based on the SWISS values.
San Francisco is an extraordinary destination not only for our customers but also one that we have long wanted to have in our route portfolio. It was formerly a Swissair destination, so it is very satisfying to be able to re-open it, especially for our Regional Manager Americas Marc Suhr, who was the first Swissair Station Manager and now he will re-open it for the second time! At present he is busily engaged in preparing the launch of the latest SWISS destination, San Francisco.
It is a pleasure to visit the refurbished SFO Airport, which is now ready for the future. The key benefits of this program for our passengers are the new International Terminal, the AirTrain operating between the terminals and the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station, allowing the customers to arrive in downtown San Francisco only 29 minutes! It is satisfying to set up the new station in San Francisco thanks to the professional environment. By contrast, setting up operations for a new destination in other countries would encounter more obstacles due to the lack of local infrastructure.
Opening any new destination involves solving some interesting challenges:
Which handling agent shall perform "Passenger Services, including Ticketing services, Check-in, Gate and Boarding services, Arrival services, Special Assistance, Lounges?" Which handling agent shall perform "Ramp Services including loading and unloading of baggage, mail and cargo, aircraft cleaning, toilet and water service?" There is usually a range of handling providers to choose from. The first step is inviting the handling agents to tender bids, followed by a discussion process with those that make the short list. As it turns out, our passenger services partner in San Francisco is Lufthansa. We have a contract with Lufthansa that enables synergies and save money for the LH group. The great advantage here is that we are working with people who have years of experience and well know the infrastructure and the location. But while contracting all these services, we still have to train the personnel who will serve our customers to ensure the SWISS special procedure and SWISS personal care are maintained.
The special feature in this particular case is the San Francisco Terminal Equipment Company, which maintains all of the airport systems used by airlines. Having one company in this role is a common practice at US airports. The airlines involved acquire a membership under this arrangement. This means that SWISS too is required to become a member. This San Francisco Terminal Equipment Company is responsible for maintaining the baggage handling system, passenger jetties and ground power systems that supply aircraft with electricity and drinking water, along with the entire check-in infrastructure.
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Pledge to programs that serve those patients most in need
Arlington Heights, IL (January 26, 2011) – A 7-year alliance has been established between the Alexian Brothers Hospital Network (ABHN) and Sanford-Brown Colleges aimed at serving the needs of ABHN patients and the colleges' students at multiple locations. ABHN is comprised of four hospitals which serve the two million residents of Chicago's growing northwest suburbs. Three Sanford-Brown Colleges were opened in the Chicago area in 2010 (in Hillside, Skokie and Tinley Park), with four additional campuses in existence in the St. Louis area. Sanford-Brown has made a pledge to the Alexian Brothers Foundation that is restricted for program use to both the Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health and the Alexian Brothers Children's Hospital Developmental Pediatric Clinic.
"The Alexian Brothers Hospital Network is very pleased to join in this exciting new partnership with Sanford-Brown," states Tracy Rogers, Alexian Brothers Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. "It was clear since our early discussions that we share an important goal of preparing students for careers in the healthcare field. We look forward to playing an active role in the Sanford- Brown curriculum."
Sanford-Brown has secured externships at ABHN locations for its students, who are studying in areas such as Cardiovascular Sonography, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Surgical Technology and Medical Assistant. In addition, ABHN will collaborate with Sanford-Brown to develop Service Learning opportunities. In late 2010, Sanford-Brown announced that it will be introducing a Service Learning component to curricula at each of 38 campuses in the U.S. This enhancement to curricula is intended to provide an opportunity to engage students in the educational process by requiring them to apply their classroom learning to help address real-life problems.
"Sanford-Brown schools are new to Chicago and we are committed to associating them with quality partners to establish our presence here," said George Grayeb, senior vice president of the Health Education Strategic Business Unit of Career Education Corporation, parent company of Sanford-Brown schools. "We believe working with a healthcare provider like Alexian Brothers Hospital Network demonstrates our dedication to providing our students with high-quality educational opportunities."
In the course of this relationship, the Colleges will work to establish an approved scholarship program for ABHN employees who are interested in pursuing continuing education opportunities at local Sanford-Brown Colleges.
About Sanford-Brown
The Sanford-Brown name dates back to 1866 when Rufus C. Crampton, a professor at Illinois College, established a school to meet the growing educational demands of post-Civil War America. Today, there are 21 campuses bearing the name Sanford-Brown College (SBC) and there are 14 other affiliated campuses operating under the names of Sanford-Brown Institute (SBI) and SBI Campus-an affiliate of Sanford-Brown. Sanford-Brown is a career training and non-degree and degree-granting institution. Programs vary by location. Sanford-Brown Colleges and Institutes are part of the Career Education Corporation (NASDAQ:CECO) network of universities, colleges and schools. Most Sanford-Brown Colleges and Institutes are accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS). SBI - Monroeville and Pittsburgh are accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC). Sanford-Brown does not guarantee employment or salary. For more information about the Sanford-Brown schools please visit https://www.sanfordbrown.edu/.
About the Alexian Brothers Hospital Network
The Alexian Brothers Hospital Network (ABHN) is a subsidiary of Alexian Brothers Health System (ABHS), a diversified Catholic healthcare system based in Arlington Heights, Illinois. ABHN is comprised of four hospitals which serve the two million residents of Chicago's growing northwest suburbs. ABHN includes two acute care hospitals - Alexian Brothers Medical Center, Elk Grove Village, Illinois, and St. Alexius Medical Center, Hoffman Estates, Illinois, as well as two specialty hospitals - Alexian Brothers Behavioral Health Hospital in Hoffman Estates, and the Alexian Rehabilitation located on ABHN's Elk Grove Village campus. For more information visit: www.alexianbrothershealth.org.
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If you love reality TV like me, then you are probably a huge fan of Bravo's "Shahs Of Sunset". Who doesn't love watching all the drama and the outrageous lives of the uber rich? This season hasn't disappointed yet, with plenty of drama, lots of expensive designer fashion, a few cat fights and some lavish parties we would love to be invited to!
If you haven't caught an episode yet, the Shahs Of Sunset is a popular reality TV show that follows the lives of a few very wealthy Iranian American friends (and frenemies) living in Beverly Hills. They definitely live the luxurious and glamorous life with basically anything they want at their disposal and some amazing fashion, luxury swimwear included, which is my personal favorite part of watching the lives of the rich and famous.
We love seeing some of our favorite reality TV celebs like Sam Faiers wearing Lady Lux, and we can add one more reality star to our list of Lady Lux fans! Mercedes Javid, better known as "MJ", from Shahs Of Sunset was spotted in Lady Lux on this week's episode of the popular reality show. On the episode "Return To Homeland – Part 2", the group heads out on a yachting trip during their trip to Turkey and our girl MJ was spotted in her Lady Lux Sipping Pretty Monokini! MJ is definitely one of the feisty ones in the group, and we love her for it, so it is no surprise that she picked this super sexy and luxurious designer swimwear style.


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nannyu necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 68 diseños de 20 diseñadores freelance.
I need a logo for a small business that will grab a parent's attention. I would like the name "NannyU.com" included in the logo itself. I'm on my way to building a business in Parent Coaching, and educating other nannies for families everywhere! I'd love something catchy, fun, and very unique!
My business is focused on professional parent coaching. I want a logo that is simple, yet unique and that people will remember. Something that can become my trademark.
I'm the oldest of 13 and have years of experience working with children all over the world. I'm from Nebraska but love working with urban families. The highlight of my job and what keeps me going is being able to help correct and improve family lifestyles and the time parents spend with their children- creating tantrum and disobedience free families that find a new and refreshing amount of order, respect and peaceful love.
I want a design that holds onto the "NannyU.com"- keeping the casing in the letters as shown. I like the emphasis left on the "U" as I think that's important- so people remember the letter and not the word.
-it needs to be printable in color and in black and white.
My target audience will be parents of children ages newborn-tween (up to 14). I need the logo to go well on paper, cards, letter heads, the website and eventually shirts, bags, etc.
I definitely want some character in my design. There's going to have to be kids, babies and parents with their kids somewhere- in some fashion... (glorified stick people?)
Maybe something like a screaming child on one end and a happy family on the other- or kids reading books, etc. Something showing a definite contrast between a family that is out of control and a family that's got it together.
my website is: http://www.nannyu.com
I prefer the colors not be neon or super obnoxious.
No rainbows.
This isn't school or college related, "U" doesn't stand for University. I'd like it to just be remembered as the letter U and not the word you.
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The following are known problems or unwanted "features" associated with GNIRS
A. Characterization of Persistence
- Persistence appears following any single exposure resulting in signal of ~ 1000 ADU or more. It increases linearly with signal above 1000 ADU. E.g., the persistence in a 120 second exposure immediately following a "flat" of 2000 ADU is ~4 ADU, for a "flat" of 3000 ADU the persistence is ~8 ADU, for a flat of 4000 ADU it is ~12 ADU. For a single flat of 1000 ADU it is ~0.
- Repeated exposures result in a somewhat larger persistence (by ~30 percent) in subsequent exposures. Repeated exposures at or slightly below the above threshold also create persistence.
- The "persistence current" decreases with time as ~ 1/t whether or not dark exposures (flushes) are taken. The persistence in a frame is then proportional to log (t2/t1), where t1 and t2 are the start and end times of the frame, both times measured from the end of the last exposure to cause persistence.
B. Effects of persistence on data and possible remedies/workarounds
- In the 1-2.5um region observations of bright standard stars (or bright targets) result in their spectra being imprinted on subsequent frames of faint science targets. The remedy for this is to observe the science target and standard star in different locations along the slit. The OT library templates are set up in this manner.
- In the L and M bands the sky background is bright enough to result in persistence, which is probably unimportant for L and M band science frames but could affect subsequent JHK faint source science spectroscopy frames. This can be mitigated by appropriate scheduling.
- Emission lines such as strong sky OH lines in the H and K bands and strong arc lamp lines can leave persistence on subsequent frames such as flats. This is difficult to avoid. The observing templates in the OT library are set up so as to obtain flats prior to arcs. The template flats are designed to produce large signals in order that the relative effect of the sky-line persistence is minimized.
- Observations of spectral flats result in persistence in subsequent frames. Because flats are "flat" in the spatial direction in most cases the persistence will subtract in subsequent A-B subtracted pairs. Problems may arise when a XD program is followed by a long slit program; this is a scheduling issue.
- The sky background in faint source acquisition frames can leave persistence in the form of an imprint of the keyhole on the first few science frames. Over much of the persistence region the effect goes away when one subtracts the negative spectrum from the positive spectrum (in A-B subtracted frames); but on the curved edges of the keyhole it does not. The acquisition exposure times in the OT library have been shortened to reduce this effect.
Several types of observations result in signal levels that cause persistence and can deleteriously affect subsequent science frames.
While the GNIRS team is making efforts to understand and avoid persistence as far as possible, it is an intrinsic property of the detector and cannot be avoided in all circumstances. The practical impact of low-level persistence on many science programmes may also be minimal. Users are encouraged to consider the possible effects on their science data and use the above information to plan accordingly.


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Transient and short-lasting are the qualities of my artwork in the physical, literal and metaphorical sense. Each subject (dandelion, cloud, bubble and rose) was carefully chosen to symbolise different aspects of ephemeral (short-lasting) beauty. My artwork simply reminds the audience of the beauty and the humble things in life that we all tend to miss merely by overlooking them; or with a blink of an eye.
Influencing artists: Shaun Tan, Tsukushi Akihito, Hayao Miyazaki


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This Liftmaster 888LM is a MyQ compatible Wall Control Panel that allow you to upgrade yourLiftmaster Security+ garage door openers the new Security+ 2.0 radio and MyQ technology. This control panel is great for homeowners that want to upgrade to the new Security+ 2.0 radio system to enhance range or solve interference issues. The Liftmaster 888LM also allows you to use the LiftMaster 828LM Internet Gateay Contoller to to control your garage door opener with your Smartphone or computer from anywhere in the world.
The 888LM will work with any LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Sears Craftsman, Access Master, Master Mechanic, Formula I, True Value, True Guard, or Raynor Garage Door Opener that was made after 1998 that have a RED, ORANGE, PURPLE, or YELOW learn button.
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The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma will be migrating to CM/ECF version 5.1 on April 28, 2013. Version 5.1 has already been installed in our training data base application for testing purposes. Please feel free to use the training data base to test your software for compatibility with the new version.
For additional information on this new version, you may view the video presentation, or review the Attorney Overview guide. If you have questions please call the court at 918-699-4072.


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smorgan needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 31 designs submitted by 8 freelance designers.
I need a classy design logo that incorporates the business name, is a specific size and matches well with the existing website design.
Logo for a lawyer marketing website that is classy and incorporates the name of the business ("Niche Marketing for Lawyers").
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'Thursday it became official: Kings winger Ziggy Palffy and defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky were granted permission to participate in an Olympic qualifying game for their native Slovakia…The problem was the Kings play three games during the qualifying tournament. For Palffy and Visnovsky to play for Slovakia, they would have had to play seven consecutive days. Slovakia general manager Peter Stastny spoke to Kings GM Dave Taylor and a compromise was struck.'
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Infographic: Manta and Devil Rays at Risk
Fished at alarming rates, manta and devil rays line the streets of many fish markets around the world – sought primarily for their gill rakers – the feathery structures these filter feeders use to strain their food as they glide through the water. At a one-time payout of about $250 per kilogram, is it really worth the destruction?
"The demand for their valuable gill rakers used in Chinese health tonic is driving overfishing of these species," said Ania Budziak, Project AWARE's Associate Director of Science and Policy. "Unfortunately, they're easy to target and they're most likely disappearing quicker than most people realize. The catch of these species reported to FAO has nearly quadrupled in the past decade while 8 of the 11 species are classified as threatened by IUCN, meaning they are at risk of extinction in the wild."
Like sharks, mantas are at the top of every diver's must-see list. So living mantas can bring significant, lasting economic benefits to tropical islands and coastal communities across the globe. A single manta is estimated to be worth $1 million in tourism over its lifetime; while that same manta could be worth as little as $150 to a fishery.
Project AWARE and our partners worked hard and succeeded in helping to get mantas protected under CITES to ensure that international trade is strictly controlled and held to sustainable levels. This was a historic milestone for manta conservation, but we're not stopping there. Check out Project AWARE's infographic, Manta and Devil Rays at Risk, learn more and find out what you can do to help.
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This L.P. of course is an all time favorite. No nerd of any stripe is without at least one favorite Monty Python film, and mine is The Meaning Of Life!
This is a single disc L.P. short on frills but long on the patented Monty Python humour.
The album is comprised of dialogue from the film wedged in between the amazing songs, the bestest in my opinion being the Galaxy Song!
I was overjoyed to find this one fine day, used at a Half Price Books in Bryan Texas.
Can not listen to this record without immediately wanting to watch the film.
So far it is the only Python record I have but I look forward to finding more in the future.
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Haas blasts Youzhny in fourth round at French
Paris, France – Tommy Haas continued his resurgence with a straight-set rout of Mikhail Youzhny to start Monday's fourth-round men's action at the French Open.
Haas cruised to a 6-1, 6-1, 6-3 victory in just 90 minutes to reach the quarterfinals at Roland Garros for the first time. He has been to at least the round of eight in each of the other three Grand Slams.
In addition, the 35-year-old German became the oldest quarterfinalist in a major since Andre Agassi at the 2005 U.S. Open and became the oldest French Open quarterfinalist since a 39-year-old Istvan Gulyas in 1971. He is also the first German in the French quarters since Michael Stich and Bernd Karbacher in 1996.
The 12th-seeded Haas needed 13 match points to finally finish off John Isner in the third round, but had little trouble against Youzhny. The Russian beat Haas in the first round of the Italian Masters last month and took the first game on Monday, then proceeded to lose 10 straight on his way to a quick exit.
Haas, a winner in Munich last month, will play the winner between top-seeded Novak Djokovic and fellow German Philipp Kohlschreiber in the quarterfinals. He beat Kohlschreiber in the Munich final.
Two other men's fourth-round matches are on Monday's schedule, as seven-time champion Rafael Nadal will face Japan's Kei Nishikori and seventh-seeded French favorite Richard Gasquet will meet ninth-seeded Stanislas Wawrinka.
The first two quarterfinals were set Sunday. Roger Federer rallied past Gilles Simon in a five-set thriller and will play Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, while a battle of Spaniards will pit David Ferrer against Tommy Robredo, who on Sunday rallied from a two-set deficit for the third straight match.


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Strong in spirit, Coast Guard's Kelsey Hickle rises to defeat adversity
New London — On one of her worst days, Kelsey Hickle didn't recognize her father, Bill, when he flew from Texas to see her at Yale-New Haven Hospital.
She couldn't speak, couldn't feed herself, couldn't shower, couldn't write.
Hickle, who wore a blue star on her uniform at the Coast Guard Academy for the highest achievement in physical fitness and who at the time was a sophomore member of the volleyball team, had been stricken by a rare disease, Anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis.
The symptoms started slowly. She was tired no matter how much sleep she got. She couldn't concentrate. Her emotions were a roller coaster. Bible verses which she long ago memorized didn't make sense to her. Nothing made sense. Eventually, she was rendered catatonic.
"I do think about it a lot," Hickle said this week, healthy and serving as a student assistant coach for the volleyball team. "I was meant to go through it; it's a story to share. It was hard. It was an emotional experience. But I like to tell people now that there's nothing you can't put your mind to and not succeed."
Hickle's return isn't complete yet in her mind. After returning to the Coast Guard Academy, repeating her sophomore (or third class) year as a cadet due to her illness, Hickle suffered a season-ending knee injury last October during volleyball season and underwent surgery in January. It was her second ACL tear.
An outside hitter originally from Plano, Texas, Hickle is assisting second-year head coach Aylene Ilkson this season in hopes of making a full return to playing volleyball next year as a senior.
But considering what she's gone through already, a debilitating health crisis and a return to the Coast Guard for which she had to prove her physical and mental readiness, Hickle's comeback is already a resounding success, according to Ilkson.
"I think it's a real sign of character, what kind of strength she has. She persevered time after time after time," Ilkson said. "It's tremendously hard to make it through the academy, period."
Ilkson first met Hickle when she returned from her illness last fall, wanting to come out "guns blazing," according to the coach, but still unsure of herself in some ways.
This season Hickle, in coaching, is providing a sense of maturity for a Coast Guard team which features no seniors. The Bears were 22-9 last season and reached the semifinals of the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference tournament.
"I think she brings a lot to the table, a lot of life experience that puts life in perspective, that volleyball is just a small fraction of life," Ilkson said of Hickle. "She's a calming presence and a moral conscience, so on point to the struggles that are at Coast Guard and how to combat them. She takes things in such stride."
Hickle spent three weeks undergoing treatment at Yale-New Haven Hospital, enduring a procedure known as plasmapheresis, by which the blood was filtered out of her body little by little so that the plasma might be treated, then returned.
Hickle repeated the process several times, first in New Haven, then at Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, where she was flown to be closer to home.
"I remember flying back to Texas, being strapped to a medical bed in the jet," said Hickle, whose mother Diane remained with her throughout the trip. "I thought I was in a video game. The whole time I felt like I was playing a video game. My dad was there to meet us at the airport."
Hickle remembers the first time she brushed her teeth by herself. She had to relearn how to walk. She had to attend brain rehabilitation, another emotional experience she called "humbling."
"My mom, at Yale and at Texas, read me the Bible," Hickle said. "She had 40 healing bible verses and she read them to me over and over. I know for a fact that boosted my healing. Most people who have this condition are in the hospital for five months. I got out in five weeks."
It is unknown what caused Hickle's illness, perhaps something dormant which was triggered by her first knee surgery, a small pox shot she received or any number of things.
Now, though, Ilkson calls Hickle an inspiration. Hickle was engaged this summer to Zach Wells of Westerly, a fellow Coast Guard cadet. She will turn 21 years old on Sunday. She was forced to switch graduating classes at the academy, to the Class of 2016, but otherwise would have missed the summer she just spent training incoming swabs, an experience she enjoyed. She's majoring in operations research and computer analysis. Older brothers Tim and Matt have their little sister back.
"She was a player that wanted to have everyone come into the center and look at each other and pick each other up," Ilkson said of Hickle. "We're happy that she's staying around the team as a student assistant. She can rehab and come back stronger and faster and better than ever next year.
"She's been (at Coast Guard) longer than I have. And she stuck with it."
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Sorry" is the hardest thing to say. And also the easiest. Anyone who has lived with teenagers knows the easy version, the "Sorreee" that translates roughly into "O.K., so whatever; just get off my case." Such apologies are meaningless; in fact they are derisory. We have also, in recent times, heard a few official apologies about various matters, some of which may have left us with the slightly sour aftertaste of political expediency. The lips have spoken. But was the heart engaged, we might wonder.
In Australia a very different kind of apology was recently made. The people of that continent have long carried a collective sense of guilt about the treatment of aboriginal people in the past, and especially with regard to the so-called "stolen generations." These were children who were forcibly removed from their families and taken to boarding schools, where they were forbidden to use their own languages and where the culture and value systems of the colonizing power were imposed on them, often violently. The pattern was repeated in other parts of the "new world," and the churches actively colluded in the abuses. The United States, Canada and Australia are now very consciously trying to put right those wrongs—wrongs that originated not in the new world at all, but in European imperialism. Tragically, this pattern of cultural imperialism is far from dead in our own times.
So why was the Australian experience so moving?
The Sydney Times of Feb. 14 commented that "Australians cannot rewrite their history, but they can re-shape their future." The previous day the newly elected Australian prime minister, Kevin Rudd, had honored the promise of his manifesto, and on behalf of the people said "Sorry" to the indigenous peoples of the continent. Can we redress past wrongs simply with a word? Of course not. The same issue of The Sydney Times has a cartoon showing a trucker waving a cursory "Sorry," as he drives on, to a man he has just mown down on the road. Words can kill, but words alone cannot heal. But they can be the beginning of a different way forward.
Certainly Rudd's words were far from cursory. They were a major speech to all Australians, totally and exclusively focused on the matter in hand, the matter of repentance. More important, they were not simply the convenient words of a politician, but an expression of the true spirit of the nation, a spirit he had been specifically elected to express. I saw many tears that morning, both of deep sorrow and great joy. Very few hearts remained untouched.
Another comment, however, made me prick up my ears. A friend remarked, "For the aboriginal people, the word 'sorry' is hugely important and means much more than it does for us. In fact they would use the expression 'sorry business."' He went on to explain that in aboriginal culture, the word of apology is only just the beginning of a long process of making that sorrow and repentance incarnate in actions and in change. Not a word, but a whole business is involved when wrong has been done. Rudd obviously knew this all too well, as he proceeded to spell out practical measures that would be implemented, for example to improve aboriginal education, health care and employment opportunities. This was the "business," and it was going to be costly and difficult and demanding, but utterly necessary if this "Sorry" was to be more than a "Sorreee."
I wondered, out loud, how the aboriginal communities would respond. I guess I half hoped for a public acceptance of the apology in the next day's post, so to speak. Wrong again! My informant continued my education: "There is sorry business," he told me, and "sorry time." When wrong has been done, and the apology made and the business begun in earnest, then the offender has to serve "sorry time." This means waiting until the one you have harmed chooses to extend the hand of forgiveness. It takes time. These indigenous people understand, better than we do, that forgiveness, like repentance, cannot just be dispensed in words (or even in sacraments), but has to be grown, and that growing takes time—painful time. Who knows when and how Australia's first peoples will feel that the sorry business has been done and the sorry time has been served?
The sacrament of reconciliation reflects this wisdom. It requires that the penitent express true contrition and offers absolution with the requirement that a penance be performed. In other words, the penitent's "Sorry" must be genuine and must lead into the "sorry business."
We often hear complaints that this sacrament is falling into disuse. It would be easy to come to the conclusion that people in today's world have lapsed into the "Sorreee" habit, and we are no longer taking seriously the damage we do to one another or to the planet. There may be other reasons, however. Could it be that people realize that if our "Sorry" to God is merely a perfunctory prayer in a confessional, then it will never address the real and deep and painful issues that are churning away within us and among us?
I believe we can learn something from the Australian experience. And I wait, not too patiently, for the word of sorrow that my own nation of Great Britain owes the world in general, and the people of Ireland in particular, for past wrongs. And I pray for the grace to be part of the "sorry business" in whatever way I can, because collective sorrow can only become real in personal lives.


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A question people ask me about being pregnant that I don't like is "Are you happy?" or "Are you excited?"
I know I'm wrong to dislike this question, but I do anyway, in the same way that I am completely wrong to be so irritated by people on the tube who tell me that my bag is open. They're only being helpful: I am in the wrong, they are in the right to point out that my bright purple wallet is up for grabs. So why do I feel such a powerful urge to tell them to fuck off?
Anyway, I suppose the are-you-happy question gives me the creeps because the truth is that no, I'm not happy and no, I'm not excited. That is, I'm not any more happy or more excited than I usually am, just generally, in life, just because I'm going to have a baby. If, on February 6th I was going to be given a new car, or a kitten - yeah that would be exciting.
But a baby?
No. I feel the same way about the baby as I do about my A Levels, in that I am completely and massively unneccessarily over-prepared and the positive feeling I am feeling, is the feeling of looking forward to the challenge of putting my book-learning to good use.
There is nothing, literally nothing, I don't know about babies. And I know quite a lot about toddlers, too. I can look at a quiet and slightly grey 3 year-old and say "She's going to puke" - and she does. I can hear a baby screaming and say, accurately: "wind".
I have read everything - everything - obsessively about the subject, watched programmes, videos, talked to people endlessly. And please don't give me any of that nothing-prepares-you-for-an-actual-baby CRAP because I have also spent days and days and days looking after my sisters' issue, mopping up sick and keeping them awake until naptime, pushing them on swings, dressing and undressing, playing peek-a-boo and getting them to eat all of their pureed stuff and then eating all their Petit Filous.
I also forced my husband, who hates builders and all building work, to finance the building of a new floor on the top of our house because none of the other rooms would do as a nursery. I've made a will, appointed legal guardians should both my husband and I drop dead after the little sucker is born. It's got its own bank account. I've got a night nanny. I'm interviewing day nannies. I am going on an infant First Aid course because I know a baby that stopped breathing at 2 months in the middle of the night and the night nurse saved its life. (But what if it does it during the day when the night nurse has gone?)
Prepared? Yes. Like I'm about to invade Russia. Happy? Excited? No. But I refuse to believe that that's a bad thing.
Nigella's Kitchen started the other night and I enjoyed it very much. Her mother's "Praised" Chicken caught my eye because it's just the kind of thing I'm crazy about - whole vegetables, meat, broth and rice - quite plain but wholesome and delicious.
This is not Nigella's exact recipe because, but if you want to seek it out, just Google it.
Nigella's chicken
1 chicken
1 medium carrot per person
1 celery stick per person - plus some leaves if your celery comes with leaves on
1 large bunch flat parsley
2 bay leaves
sprig thyme - this is optional
4 cloves garlic
vegetable oil
1 Brown the chicken whole in a large casserole dish in a good slug of vegetable oil for about 3-4 minutes each side. I think you all get the drift by now that I don't think you should use olive oil for this kind of activity. Nigella says to crack the breastbone of the chicken to flatten it but I'm sorry, I just can't. Neither would I be able to kill a lobster by doing that thing with a knife in the back of its head.
2 Turn it breast-side up and then pour in a large glassful of white wine or vermouth. Let it sizzle down for a bit, about 2-3 mins and throw in your whole, peeled, garlic cloves
3 Add the carrots and celery, cut roughly into halves or thirds but no smaller
4 Chop the stalks off the bottom of your bunch of parsley, tie with string and add to the pot. Same with some celery leaves, if you're using these. Throw in the bay and the thyme, but it's no big deal if you don't have either of these. I daresay a small quartered mild onion might work well, too.
5 Scrunch over a good 10 twists of pepper and two or three pinches of salt. Then add water, just from the tap, until it comes up to about mid-thigh on the chicken. If you want a lot of broth, add more but don't cover the chicken.
6 Put in a 180C oven for 1 hour with the lid on and then 30 mins with the lid off to brown the top. Serve with red carmargue rice, yum yum, which takes 30 minutes to cook properly, so stick it on when the lid comes off. Scatter with chopped flat parsley.
My husband really liked this, even though he's not that crazy about plain food. So there you go.


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The barrel of a .357 Magnum was three inches down his throat before ex-Kiss drummer Peter Criss thought of his mother, father and daughter and decided he had to carry on. In 1994, hours after a devastating earthquake that killed 33 and injured nearly 9,000, the Catman believed he had nothing to live for.
In an excerpt of his new book 'Peter Criss Makeup to Breakup,' the drummer reveals that the $100K he had in a bag behind a now-fallen armoire was all he had left from his once $12 million fortune. Rolling Stone has the exclusive on the excerpt, which also talks about the amount of cocaine he consumed while recording 'Destroyer,' his friendship with comedian John Belushi and how the song 'Beth' overcame in-band criticisms to become Kiss' most successful single.
"The whole room stank from death," Criss writes of his apartment after he was allowed back in the next day. Almost every piece of furniture had toppled over and his many treasures (pictures, awards and even a cabinet full of Steuben crystal) were scattered in pieces across the living and bedroom.
I thought to myself, Why should I keep going? I was in the middle of recording a new album, but f---ing whoop-de-do; I was on TNT, a clown label. Then I started talking to myself, like in that Peggy Lee song "Is That All There Is": "What do you really have to live for? Your two marriages have gone to shit. You hardly see your daughter. You got a hundred grand, but you were worth twelve-some-odd million at one point in your life.
Eventually it was family memories that convinced Criss to take the gun out of his mouth. Much like an earlier excerpt in which he shared his dysfunctional family background, the Brooklyn born musician proves he's willing to share an honest portrayal of his scar-filled life.
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ROME, Ga.—The Birmingham-Southern cross country teams competed today at the Berry Invitational, running in a field of over 20 teams across all divisions, with the women placing third and the men ninth.
The women were third behind Georgia and Georgia Tech, and were the top non-Division I finisher. The men were ninth in the field of 22 teams.
The top women's finisher was freshman Elise Pittman, placing 22nd with a 6K time of 24:03.78, and the top men's runner for the Panthers was senior Christian Clesi at 37th with a season-best 8K time of 27:28.49.
"Our teams ran extremely well against a very challenging field," Head Coach Kenneth Cox said. "With two weeks before SAA Championship, our men and women continue to remain focused on coming together and pushing each other beyond the limit."
The Panthers will run at the 2013 Southern Athletic Association Championship on Nov. 2, also hosted by Berry College in Rome, Ga.


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Declining mill use is expected to cause another increase in world cotton stocks by the end of the 2009-10 marketing year, the International Cotton Advisory Committee says.
In its monthly update May 1, the ICAC forecast world cotton production will be slightly lower — 107 million bales — than it estimated at the end of March when it said the 2009-2010 crop could reach 108 million bales.
World cotton mill use is expected to increase slightly to 106 million bales — from 105 million — but will still remain below world cotton production. The result: A 2 percent increase in world cotton stocks to a record 62 million bales by July 31, 2010.
"Decreasing returns, more attractive prices for competing crops, and expected difficulties in financing inputs are discouraging farmers from planting cotton," the ICAC said. "Increases in production in India and the United States could be more than offset by declines in China and Brazil."
The ICAC said its forecast of an increase in world cotton mill use assumes modest recovery in world economic growth in 2010. Cotton mill use is expected to partially recover in China, India and Pakistan, but to continue to decline in many smaller consuming countries in Asia, North America and Europe.
An association of cotton producing and consuming countries, the ICAC said world cotton imports are projected 11 percent higher at 30 million bales. "An expected increase in imports by China to 1.7 million tons (7.8 million bales) would significantly contribute to this rebound," it said.
"India is expected to account for most of the expected rise in exports, with shipments forecast to more than double to 1.2 million tons (5.5 million bales)."
Based on a price forecast of 59 cents per pound for 2008-09 and an expectation of rising stocks, the ICAC Price Model 2007 forecasts a season-average Cotton Outlook A Index of 57 cents per pound in 2009-10 (the 95 percent confidence interval is between 46 and 65 cents per pound).
"However, major uncertainties regarding projected cotton trade in 2009/10 pose substantial downward risks to the forecast," the ICAC said.


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by Walter Fox
Gerard F. "Jerry" Casale Jr., 71, of Ambler, the former proprietor of the Hill Cycle Shop in Chestnut Hill who was instrumental in making bicycle racing a major American sport, died March 7 of complications of prostate cancer at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
Mr. Casale was one of the founders in 1985 of the first U.S. Professional Cycling Championship race in Philadelphia, better known in its early years as the "CoreStates race" for the bank that first sponsored it. The annual event, now called the TD Bank Philadelphia International Championship, has become a Philadelphia tradition and remains the top-ranked, single-day bicycle race in the Western Hemisphere.
Mr. Casale had been operations director of the Philadelphia race since its inception, overseeing all of the physical preparations for the 156-mile event, known worldwide for its 17-percent-grade hill climb called the "Manayunk Wall." A 72-mile women's race, the Liberty Classic, was added in 1995.
Lance Armstrong, who won the 1993 Philadelphia race and went on to win the Tour de France seven times, said Mr. Casale was "one of American cycling's greatest friends and supporters."
Mr. Casale had worked at Hill Cycle for more than four decades with his father, Gerard F. Casale Sr., who had opened the shop at 8135 Germantown Ave. in 1929. For most of its history, Hill Cycle was more than a business: It was a mecca for the area's racing community and fostered the careers of many prominent cyclists. It sponsored amateur cycling teams that competed locally and nationally.
Mr. Casale closed Hill Cycle after the death of his father in 1993 to devote himself entirely to racing productions and event management. By then he was a partner and operations manager of what is now Pro Cycling Tour, the organization that produces the Philadelphia race and many other major cycling events.
As founder and president of Special Events Suppliers, Mr. Casale was responsible for staging the road and track cycling events for the 1996 Olympic Games and Para Olympic Games in Atlanta. He also had coordinated staging, crowd control, security and communications for major public events like the presidential inauguration parade, World Series victory parades, Fourth of July celebrations and Philadelphia's Vintage Grand Prix.
Mr. Casale said he had gotten the idea for the Philadelphia race while serving as chief mechanic for the U.S. professional cycling team during the 1984 World Championships in Barcelona, Spain, where the race passed along a wide boulevard before heading up Montjuic Hill.
"It reminded me of the Ben Franklin Parkway," he said, "and I thought, 'We've got to bring this race back to Philadelphia.'"
David Chauner, a co-founder of the Philadelphia race and a partner with Mr. Casale for 28 years in Pro Cycling Tour, called Mr. Casale "a shining example" to young people.
"He was a born leader and a great mentor and motivator," Chauner said. "He was unique in his emphasis on loyalty, character and family."
Robin Morton, who worked with Mr. Casale at Pro Cycling Tour for 17 years and is the first and only woman to manage a professional cycling team, said Mr. Casale was "very supportive to me as a woman in sports."
"He made me feel like I could do anything," she said. "He could transcend all kinds of backgrounds to connect with people wherever they were – he could always find some common ground."
Frank Salemno, who has operated a barbershop for 70 years at 8140 Germantown Ave. – across the street from what once was the Hill Cycle Shop – and gave Mr. Casale his first haircut at 5 years old, described him as "very, very kind."
"He was very helpful to people with their bicycles," Salemno said, "and if they didn't have much money, he wouldn't charge them. He was very interested in the community."
Born and raised in Chestnut Hill, Mr. Casale attended Our Mother of Consolation parish school and graduated from Northeast Catholic High School. After graduation he served in the Army Signal Corps in Korea. A bicycle racer himself during the 1960s and 1970s, he won several Pennsylvania track championships.
Mr. Casale is survived by his wife of 49 years, the former Philomena "Cookie" Mangino; sons Gerard F. III, of Horsham, Nicholas, of Tampa, Fla., and Joseph, of Maple Glen; and six grandchildren.
A funeral Mass was celebrated March 12 at St. Alphonsus Church in Maple Glen. Interment was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Cheltenham.
Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society (Friends of Jerry Casale Jr.) at http://main.acsevents.org/goto/Jerry.Casale.


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I have just learned recently that I'm diabetic. I need to know how many carbs can I have in a day. Let me see if I have this right, carbs are pasta, rice potoes, bread and popcorn. Please help I am so confused.
I would encourage you to consult with a Registered Dietitian or a Certified Diabetes Educator, who can help you with meal planning based on your individual needs, including medications you may be taking. Your physician should be able to recommend someone or refer you to an outpatient department at a local hospital. You can also find a registered dietitian at www.eatright.org.


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When Britney gets in your pants, call in the cops.
Britney went shopping at the Levi's store in Bev Hills this afternoon. It got so wild cops came, much to the dismay of the popwreck who got ticketed for parking in the red zone.
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text: Rosberg gets out of his Mercedes as smoke billows from the car during testing [Reuters] Mercedes called a halt to their first day of 2013 Formula One testing on Tuesday after Nico Rosberg stopped on track with an electrical problem and flames flaring briefly around the back of his car.The team said the gremlins would be fixed before Lewis Hamilton, the 2008 world champion, makes his test debut with them on Wednesday."After identifying the cause of the problem, we will not be running again today whilst parts are modified ready for tomorrow," Mercedes said on their Twitter feed."The part which requires modification is the wiring loom where the electrical fault originated this morning."Mercedes were fifth overall last season and have struggled to impose themselves since taking over the world championship-winning Brawn GP team in 2009. Rosberg completed 14 laps at the Jerez circuit in the F1 W04 car that he and Briton Hamilton, who has moved from McLaren, unveiled to the world at the Spanish circuit on Monday. 'We will get closer' Despite the lack of running, the German said his first impressions were 'very good, very positive'."I can guarantee you it will be a big step forward, but of course everybody else is also moving forward and we're hoping that we've closed the gap," he told reporters outside the Mercedes hospitality."Last year it was nearly more than a second...and we have to get closer for sure and we will, we will get closer," said the son of 1982 champion Keke. "Improvement would also be a very OK car through the whole season with a win or two maybe" Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg "I think they've given us a good base now and it's up to us make the most of it here, find all the problems as we've done today and also improve it and feed back to the factory what are the main things that are still holding us back, what are the main things they need to keep working on."Rosberg, starting his fourth season with the British-based team, said it was too early to say whether the car was quick enough but it was enjoyable to drive and the balance was good.Rosberg, who won in China last year, said he was sure the team could be competitive and dismissed a suggestion that the focus might quickly turn to 2014, when the regulations undergo a major change."We are fully concentrated on 2013 because we as Mercedes need to make it happen also this year. So it's full speed ahead for 2013," he said."Improvement can also be in being more consistent through the year. Not like last year where we started OK and then completely fell off. "Improvement would also be a very OK car through the whole season with a win or two maybe. What we need is progress, we need to move forward and go through the season thinking now we are on the right track to become the best."The 2013 season starts with the Australia Grand Prix on March 17. Hamilton, who replaces Germany's seven-times world champion Michael Schumacher, could have a hard road ahead of him before the regulations change. SOURCE: Reuters Sport Formula One China Germany


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Demetrius "Dee" Lovette has been named director of career services at Remington College's Memphis campus. In the role, Lovette provides job placement services to students and graduates, and works with local employers to assess their workforce needs and provide qualified applicants.
Education and/or work experience: I have more than 12 years of experience working in recruiting and human resources, and I am currently pursuing my Master of Business Administration.
Family: I have a 15-year-old daughter named Amber.
Favorite quote: "If we don't change, we don't grow. If we don't grow, we aren't really living." – Gail Sheehy
Favorite movie: "The Sound of Music"
The sports team(s) you root for: The Dallas Cowboys
What's playing on your stereo right now? The Weekend
Activities you enjoy outside of work: My daughter is a cheerleader with Memphis Elite Cheer, and I enjoy traveling with the group. I also enjoy volunteering as a greeter with New Direction Christian Church.
What talent do you wish you had? I played two instruments in my high school band and I was also the drum major, but when it comes to music, I really wish I could sing.
Who has had the greatest influence on you? My grandmother Corine and my mom, Lucille, have always been the strongest influences in my life.
What attracted you to Remington College? I was drawn to Remington College by its mission of providing quality education and services to students while maintaining the highest standards when it comes to ethics and values.
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Basketball Team Hosts Red Cross Fund-Raiser
January 14, 2010
When the Wabash basketball team hosts Denison University at 3 p.m. Saturday, the Little Giants will be doing far more than working for their fifth consecutive victory — they'll be raising money for Red Cross relief efforts in Haiti.
The College was contacted Thursday by Denise Maxwell, the executive director of the American Red Cross in Montgomery County. Maxwell is leading fund-raising efforts locally — funds that will be support Red Cross chapter in Haiti. The tiny island nation was devastated by Tuesday's 7.0 magnitude earthquake.
The Red Cross will be collecting donations at Chadwick Court when Wabash hosts Denison.
According to a statement released Thursday, "The American Red Cross is actively responding to this disaster, and will be working with Red Cross partners in Haiti and with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies."
The Red Cross reports that as many as three million Haitians have been affected by the earthquake and tens of thousands are believed to have died.
"While it's so hard to determine the breadth of the loss of life from here in Crawfordsville, the least we can do is support the Red Cross and its fund-raising efforts," said Jim Amidon, director of public affairs at Wabash.
"With Wabash riding a four-game winning streak and vaulting up in the conference standings, we expect a big crowd Saturday afternoon. And we hope our fans will open their hearts and their wallets to the earthquake victims," said Amidon.
Thus far, the American Red Cross has:
• Released US $1 million for immediate response activities.
• Deployed a five-member Relief Emergency Response Unit (ERU) to manage the distribution of relief items to earthquake survivors. In addition, it has a disaster specialist en route to Haiti to support disaster assessments conducted by the International Federation's FACT team.
• Made available all relief supplies stored at its warehouse in Panama. These include blankets, kitchen sets, and water containers to meet the immediate needs of up to 5,000 families.
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Where is Mozilla Ubiquity?
Ubiquity in the Backseat, but not Dead
One of the most interesting Mozilla Labs projects has now stagnated. Is the project dead? Does it have a future? The Mozilla developer who led the project tells all.
Back in the summer of 2008, Mozilla began development of an experimental add-on called Ubiquity, providing new command mash-up capabilities for the Firefox browser. After just over a year of development, Mozilla is now pulling back on the effort, but that doesn't mean it hasn't been successful.
The current release of Ubiquity is version 0.1.9.1, and was released on January 20th of this year. To date, Ubiquity has garnered more than 420,000 downloads, according to the Mozilla add-ons site. So what is happening with Ubiquity now?
"Ubiquity is currently on the back burner, with the core Ubiquity people now working on Jetpack (myself and Atul Varma) and Test Pilot (Jono Xia)," Mozilla developer Aza Raskin told InternetNews.com.
Jetpack is Mozilla's next generation add-ons platform that enables users to load in extensions without a browser restart. While Ubiquity is taking a backseat at Mozilla these days, that doesn't mean that the project isn't going to benefit from improvements made to Jetpack.
"Much of the Jetpack platform evolved directly from Ubiquity, like its no-restart streaming functionality and the ease of adding new functionality," Raskin said. "When the Jetpack SDK hits 1.0, we plan on moving Ubiquity to the new platform and will start working on the next iteration building on the learnings from the nearly half a million people who have downloaded Ubiquity."
Mozilla developers learned a lot from the process of building Ubiquity. Raskin noted that Ubiquity is one of the first examples of a natural language interface that can be localized. That was a key challenge that Ubiquity developers needed to overcome, as Mozilla's Firefox browser is localized in over 70 languages.
Another key challenge was dealing with the interface for Ubiquity since it's a natural language implementation for enabling browser commands.
"With the GUI we've had 30 years to round out the rough edges, Raskin said. "With linguistic computing we are still bumping into those edges blindly."
He added that the Ubiquity development process has also illustrated the power of language, and how it is often under-used in interfaces.
"There is huge demand for being able to connect the Web with language -- to not have to move from one site to another to complete your daily tasks," Raskin said. "And there is huge demand for anyone to be able to write small snippets of code that lets them command the Web the way they want. Ubiquity gave everyday developers a voice with how the browser and the Web works."
Though the main Ubiquity project is now on the back burner, Mozilla Firefox users might one day get a simplified version of a natural language command tool by way of something called Taskfox. At one point, Taskfox was intended for inclusion in Firefox 3.6, but that didn't happen. Firefox 3.6 came out earlier this year, while Taskfox is still under development and currently there isn't a specific timetable for when it will become part of the mainline Firefox browser release.
While conceptually, Taskfox and Ubiquity might seem similar, Raskin noted that Taskfox is actually quite different than Ubiquity.
"Taskfox is integrated directly into the URL bar and has a simplified grammar," Raskin said. "It's more accurate to think of Taskfox as a separate product which is Ubiquity-inspired, which has the potential to evolve towards a richer, more Ubiquity-like interface."
Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com, the news service of Internet.com, the network for technology professionals.


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text: No High Prices Under the Christmas Tree December 21, 2012 08:50 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Sara Schafer Top Producer Editor Email With only a few trading days left in 2012, the grain markets have headed south. Jerry Gulke explains why and provides predictions for 2013. All leading contracts for corn, soybeans and wheat finished the week more than a dime lower, some closer to a quarter. Wheat fell below $8 and corn sunk below $7. January soybeans dropped to around $14, while November soybeans are close to $12. Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group, says a lot of technical damage was done this week. "The markets aren't looking good and something farmers want to see at the end of the year." The price recession in soybeans is due to a good-looking South American crop, Gulke says. "South American farmers had difficulty getting the crop in the ground, but now there's plenty of moisture. I think the market got complacent and believes they have a good crop." Gulke says in addition to grains, silver and gold were also down for the week. He says a lot of the commodity funds wanted to take profits this week, before the end of the year. Predictions for 2013 Overall, Gulke believes crop prices will be lower in 2013. He is predicting large amounts of corn and soybean acres in the U.S. and abroad. "We've got new land into competition. We could easily plant just as many soybean acres next year, and maybe close to 100 million acres of corn." He believes this because the market, with its high prices in 2012, has provided an incentive for farmers to grow more corn and soybeans. If this happens, prices will plummet. "If we get an average crop in South America and an average crop here, we could be back in a place of lower prices for grains. We could take corn back down to $4 with no problem. That's my concern for next year." He is also nervous farmers may skimp on their marketing efforts, since "doing nothing" actually aid out this year for many farmers. But he reminds: just because you sold grain out of the field at the highest prices of the year, doesn't mean you'll have the opportunity to do so next year. Gulke also advises farmers to get a good handle on their cost of production this winter, so they know exactly what they need to sell grain for to profit in 2013. "If we I 200 bushels next year, instead of the 100 bushels I grew this year, at $6, I can still make money. At $4 I start to breakeven. You don't want to be in that situation at $4, where you have to sell grain and can't cover expenses." Listen to Gulke's full analysis: For More Information 2013 Marketing Outlooks The editors at AgWeb.com are taking a look at experts' projections for a variety of commodities in 2013 to help you succeed and be profitable in the coming year. See current prices in AgWeb's Market Center. Back to news


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The Retrospective Jeremy Lin Story — A Harvard HeroPosted by EJacoby on February 13th, 2012
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New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin is the talk of the entire sports world for his rise from the end of the bench to the leader of the New York Knicks, in a story that all fans have surely become familiar with by now. Lin is just the fourth Asian-American, and fourth player from Harvard, to ever play in the league, and he bounced around three different teams last offseason before even cracking the bottom of the New York roster. Now in the past week, he's become the first player in history to record at least 20 points and seven assists in his first four NBA starts, all Knick victories. How did the 'Linsanity' phenomenon come out of nowhere? Based on his college career in the Ivy League, we'll detail that he may not have been such a long shot after all.
Lin has certainly taken the road less traveled on his journey to the NBA, beginning with the fact that he didn't receive a single athletic scholarship offer for college. At Palo Alto High School, the guard was part of a California state title team that played its games across the street from Stanford's campus, yet he was only offered a spot to walk on for Trent Johnson's Cardinal program. Instead, a choice to attend Harvard gave Lin an opportunity to pursue basketball with a great chance for playing time while also enjoying the benefits of an elite academic institution. Lin played just 18 minutes and averaged 4.1 points per game as a freshman, but like many mid-major players he became a major factor once he put on some weight to match his body with his feel for the game. His sophomore year saw Lin average 12.6 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game, and from there he became a recognized name (at least among mid-major watchers) on the national hoops radar.


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Santa Monica, CA (February 8, 2013) – With the contest window opening one week from today, 13 of the 16 chosen riders are preparing to drop in to the updated Red Bull Ultra Natural course located within the 32,000 acre tenure of Baldface Lodge outside of Nelson, B.C. In total, eight riders will join the top finishers from last year on the ultimate snowboard run, complete with more features and options than previously imaginable. Red Bull Ultra Natural is set to redefine what is possible in snowboard competition on a single day during the February 15-21 holding period.
Travis Rice, Gigi Rüf, Nicolas Müller, Lucas Debari, Kazuhiro Kokubo, Jake Blauvelt and David Carrier-Porcheron return as the top finishers from 2012. Last year's fourth-place finisher John Jackson, who is currently injured, will sit out the competition but attend as an on-camera personality. In Jackson's place, Eero Niemela, who finished in ninth-place last year, will round out the top eight finishers from 2012.
The first four new rider spots were selected based on standout film parts and contest results in the last few seasons. The incoming group of riders including Torstein Horgmo, Pat Moore, Bode Merrill and Mikey Rencz are pushing all aspects of snowboarding today.
Horgmo's made an incredible impact on the sport over the past few seasons, as documented in film parts and contest riding with Big Air & Slopestyle titles that will be a force on the Red Bull Ultra Natural course.
Moore, who continually makes a mark in quarterpipes and with standout video parts, was invited in 2012, but bowed out with an injury. Now he's healthy, strong and ready to drop in.
Merrill's creative lines, innovative tricks and high impact video parts stand out on film. This year he'll have his chance to see if his skills on camera translate to the one-day event.
Rencz is a long-time Canadian rider who has paid his dues in the B.C. backcountry. His double-song, closing segment in 2012 exemplified the style of riding that will stand out at Red Bull Ultra Natural.
A repeat slopestyle win at the X Games earned Mark McMorris a wildcard spot to return in 2013. One of the only riders to consistently land triple corked maneuvers, look for him to pull big moves all over the course.
For the new riders coming in, the entire contest will be new as the athletes will be met with an updated format, new judges, a new contest name and refreshed, even more exciting course. Red Bull Ultra Natural is the only event that brings together the backcountry film kings alongside the best in park and pipe to select the best all-around rider in the world.
The final three wildcard spots will be chosen by Snowboarder Magazine, TransWorld SNOWboarding Magazine and Baldface Lodge. The recipients of these coveted spots will be announced next week.
The final scores for the 2012 top eight are:
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2. Gigi Rüf 84.00
3. Nicolas Müller 82.60
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Fresh off of a pair of Ivy League victories over Dartmouth and Harvard, Yale junior outside hitter Cat Dailey has been named the Ivy League Player of the Week. Dailey follows senior captain Ally Mendenhall and junior Alexis Crusey as the third consecutive Bulldog to earn the weekly laurel.
Dailey posted a pair of double-doubles to lead Yale over Big Green and the Crimson last weekend. She totaled a team-best 39 kills (4.88 per set) on 97 swings for a percentage of .299. The Newport Beach, Calif. native also contributed three assists, two service aces and 28 digs (3.50 per set). In Friday night's sweep of Dartmouth, Dailey tallied a match-high 16 kills as well as 13 digs. The junior notched 23 kills, the team-high yet again, and 15 digs in Yale's five-set victory over Harvard on Saturday afternoon.
Dailey and the Bulldogs are back in action this weekend with a pair of home Ivy League matches. First, 2007 Ivy League Champion Princeton visits the John J. Lee Amphitheater on Friday, Oct. 17 at 7 p.m. On Saturday, a 4 p.m. match with Penn wraps up the Bulldogs' weekend slate.
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