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|Scanning Mass Spectrometer Screening Wafer. This Symyx wafer, which holds 121 individual candidate catalysts, can be screened for catalyst performance in a few hours. The same number of experiments done by traditional methods could take a quarter of a year to complete. ©2001, Symyx Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Start-Ups - Symyx Technologies, Inc.
Revolutionizing Materials Discovery
Symyx Technologies, Inc. is at home in the heart of Silicon Valley.
Prestigious corporations surround the company's impressive buildings,
a far cry from Symyx's early days in borrowed office space. Though
success has led to upgrades in their physical environment, the company's
ultimate goal remains unchanged: to continually optimize and market
a novel approach for the discovery of new industrial materials.
Symyx promises to revolutionize materials discovery by applying
insights learned by researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National
Creating catalysts, polymers, and electronic materials used to be costly and laborious. In the conventional approach to materials discovery, compounds are created one at a time and painstakingly tested to search for desired qualities. Peter Schultz, formerly of the Materials Sciences Division at Berkeley Lab, developed a microscale combinatorial technique to optimize the process of materials discovery. In Schultz's novel approach, a library with thousands of different chemical combinations could be rapidly generated, and each combination processed in parallel to test for desired properties. This methodology can be used to produce a vast array of industrial materials, including chemical catalysts, genomic probes, fuel cells, and battery electrodes.
Schultz's idea was built off the work of Affymax and Affymetrix, two pharmaceutical companies that apply combinatorial methods in drug discovery efforts. The term "combinatorial" refers to a large-scale trial and error technique. For example, in the human body, the immune system generates millions of antibodies to identify the specific proteins that will fight any given bacterial invader. Only a small number of these many antibodies will bind to the bacteria and multiply, but they will build a powerful source of immune resistance.
Peter Schultz's new application of the combinatorial model attracted Alejandro Zaffaroni, the founder of several successful pharmaceutical companies including both Affymax and Affymetrix. Symyx Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1994, with the goal ofcommercializing Schultz's invention. Symyx arranged a license-for-stock agreement with Berkeley Lab, the first deal of its kind in any University of California-(UC) managed lab, and the twelfth in the UC system as a whole. Currently, Berkeley Lab maintains its shareholder status, but Symyx conducts its technological pursuits independently of the Lab. Peter Schultz now heads the Novartis Institute for Functional Genomics and remains on Symyx's Board of Directors.
In comparison to the traditional materials discovery approach, Symyx's combinatorial method represents a 100-fold increase in efficiency and a 99% decrease in cost per experiment. Upon defining the desired properties of a new material, scientists decide which combinations of elements are most likely to yield these properties. Then, using automated devices to maximize speed, a library of as many as 10,000 distinct materials can be placed onto a one square-inch surface area. The library is subjected to varying environmental conditions, and tests are employed to screen for specific chemical and physical properties. Through these means, the rate of discovery can be dramatically accelerated at a fraction of the cost. When combinatorial processes are put into action, the traditional limitations of materials discovery are surpassed. Using Berkeley Lab's innovative technique, breakthroughs previously hailed as impossible can now be achieved.
Today, Symyx boasts 210 employees in a modern office and laboratory space. Symyx employs three types of business units: industry collaborations, proprietary materials, and Discovery Tools. In an industry collaboration, corporations partner with Symyx in collaborative research efforts. Symyx technologies are used to discover needed materials and corporate partners are granted an exclusive license to commercialize these compounds. For Agfa, a multinational supplier of imaging products, Symyx has utilized combinatorial chemistry to develop state-of-the-art phosphors for use in mammography. Additional collaborations have been established with approximately twenty companies, including Bayer, Exxon Mobil, and Unilever.
Symyx proprietary materials are candidates for product development created with combinatorial technology. The first agreement of this nature was made with Applied Biosystems in January of 2000, involving polymer compounds that promise to heighten the speed of DNA separation.
Approximately thirteen potential materials are currently in the works. Discovery Tools, instruments and software developed at Symyx, are available for sale. Several companies have taken advantage of these tools, and the number is sure to grow. Dow Chemical Company is among the current users, having bought a copy of Symyx's Polyolefins System to use in the lucrative plastics industry.
As time passes, more and more corporations are taking advantage of Symyx's powerful technology. Ciba Specialty Chemicals announced a research and licensing agreement with Symyx in July of 2000. Ciba focuses on the development of specialty chemicals that enhance the functional and aesthetic properties of plastics, lubricants, and numerous other products. This collaboration with Symyx allows Ciba to apply the combinatorial chemistry technique to optimize the discovery of these additives. Symyx's technology will decrease Ciba's costs and increase the company's success.
More recently, in June of 2001, Sumitomo Chemical Company finalized an agreement to purchase one of Symyx's Discovery Tools systems. Sumitomo is a premier chemical manufacturer based in Japan, producing chemical and pharmaceutical products that are used worldwide. The purchased Discovery Tools system allows for over ninety-five experiments to be conducted each day, thereby optimizing the speed of chemical discovery. Sumitomo expects Symyx's technology to be a valuable asset in polymer research efforts.
Ciba and Sumitomo are just two of a long list of corporations that have undergone collaborations with Symyx. Meanwhile, as business is booming, so is Symyx's technology. To date, Symyx has twenty-five issued patents, as well as over 240 pending patent applications in the United States, Europe, and Japan. Over one million compounds have been screened using the combinatorial process developed by Schultz and his colleagues at the Berkeley Lab. Symyx's processes, tools, and materials are of value in the life sciences, chemical, and electronics industries. Together, these sectors offer over $600 billion in potential end product sales.
Symyx has achieved an astounding level of successa level of which most startups can only dream. Goldwasser offers some advice to those considering launching a startup: the founders must "love the product to the point that, even if [the startup] failed, they couldn't imagine not doing something with the technology." In Symyx's case, this dedication has truly paid off.


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TV Talk is our daily general discussion thread at Throng.
Readers are invited to share their own thoughts and observations on television in New Zealand as we attempt to crowd source all the details around what is happening in the industry and beyond.
This includes, but is not limited to, breaking news, bloopers from live TV and anything a television personality posts on social media that might be of interest to other readers.
To participate, just add your comments below. Alternatively, you can always use the Tip Line.

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Jon Gosselin makes some startling revelations in newly leaked audio tapes, reports RadarOnline.
Jon rants against the TLC network and expresses disgust because according to him, "I put my kids out there to every pedophile on the planet and they never got paid for it."
The audio is from a conversation Jon had back in July with his then friend & business associate, Michael Lohan. It's safe to say Michael sold these tapes to RadarOnline. In the tape, Jon explains that he began speaking freely in public because he thought TLC was afraid of him.
He accuses the network of taking money for deals with two magazines and is angry that they didn't share the wealth. It appears Jon believes his (supposed) knowledge of these deals means TLC will not stop him from talking – and making financial deals. He says "They haven't said (bleep)."
The Jon & Kate Plus 8 dad also claims TLC got paid in a side deal and says "I put my kids out there to every pedophile on the planet and they never got paid for it? It's disgusting." He continues, "If that information became public, can you imagine? Their stock would tank."
RadarOnline has however confirmed that contrary to Jon's belief, TLC was not paid for either magazine interview, both of which were done for publicity.
So according to the genius named Jon, it seems it's okay for him to put his kids out there for every pedophile, as long as they get paid? Sighs. As we have previously reported, Jon is currently being sued by TLC for breach of contact. Michael Lohan is also scheduled to be deposed by TLC's law firm, Williams & Connolly during a December court date. The final episode of Jon & Kate Plus 8 aired Monday night on TLC.


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There is not one computer in the world that doesn't have one or two games installed. Even if what you have is a work PC, you still need some sort of diversion from the task piling up your table every day. That is the reason why Microsoft created their operating system with built-in free computer games like Solitaire, Hearts, Free Cell and Pin Ball. Too bad your boss doesn't like them and wipes them away.
But don't worry. While you can't enjoy the computers at work with all the games your heart wants to play, you can always pack your PC at home with a huge collection of free computer games that you can get a grip of. These games can easily be installed on your computer right off the internet.
There is a plethora of free computer games over the worldwide web that your computer's hard drive, no matter how big it is, can't possibly contain. So just pick several of the games that you tend to enjoy most and install them in one neat folder in your computer. That is how you make your PC – or any PC for that matter – come alive.
There are many games available online and you are free to pick the type that suits your fantasies. There are shooting games, role-playing games, and adventure games especially for the man in you. On the other hand, girl's games like bubble games, dress-up games, and simulation games are easily obtainable as well.
If you want these games, you simply have to go out on a surfing spree and find the gaming sites that offers free download of their games. Also, it is quite possible to play such games using your browser, just in case you want to enjoy them while at work and without the need for installation. Just be sure that your boss doesn't block the site and you won't get caught playing it!
There is a game especially made for everybody. A single game can come in a thousand of variations and one of them is a perfect fit to what you are looking for. For example, a simple racing game with a car and controls can be offered in ten thousand different scenarios over the internet. While all of them are somewhat different in look and in style, there is only one goal – and that is to take your car into the finish line in one piece and ahead of all the others.
Indeed, a PC without even the free computer games installed is not exciting. If you want your computer to come alive, you have to install every new game released in it. That is how you get to enjoy the beauty of both worlds – that of strictly work and of fine leisure. With a computer game, you can reach the farthest end of the earth without even leaving your seat. Try it and you will be amazed as to what free computer games can do for you.


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Our advisor, Nick Gauthier, is available to help prospective students with tours of the Western Michigan University Frostic School of Art so incoming students are able to make informed decisions regarding their education and professional ambitions. We encourage our students to review their major course sequences and general education requirements with an advisor every semester. Students at Western Michigan University that major in art earn degrees of B.A. in art, B.F.A. with teacher certification (K-12), B.A. in art history, B.F.A. in graphic design, B.F.A. in art with emphasis in ceramics, metals/jewelry, painting, photography, photography and intermedia, printmedia or sculpture.
WMU's art advising office is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
If you would like to meet with the art advisor please set up an appointment.
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They say opposites attract and that is so true when it comes to Steve's taste buds and mine.
Steve loves heat in his food and would put jalapeno peppers in everything, if he could. I don't do hot at any level.
One of my favorite vegetables is okra stirred around in some bacon grease until it's coated in flavor and slimy from stirring. He doesn't like it that way and prefers it fried or cooked in tomatoes.
He loves scallops; I don't care for their texture. I want red meat five times a week; he wants fish five times a week. I prefer my heavy meal to be lunch; he prefers it to be dinner.
I put mayonnaise on everything; he puts mustard on everything. I remember once telling him I was going to cook eggs, grits and sausage for dinner; he said that's breakfast food, and you eat it at breakfast not dinner. I love breakfast for dinner.
Over the past years we've reached a pretty good compromise: We both bow to the other's idiosyncrasies. I can make a slow-cooked Bolognese with ground beef, and he enjoys it in spite of the meat. He can cook a big pot of spicy gumbo, and I can enjoy it by adding sour cream to cool it down.
Our differences have brought depth and diversity to our table, and the compromise has made for some over-the-top great meals. I'm glad our opposite taste buds were attracted to each other.
Opposites attract in food, too. Marrying two flavors that we enjoy separately creates a whole new level of taste.
It's hard to break old habits, but if we can stretch beyond the categorical limits of all foods, our whole diet could change, and we may discover that what we thought were opposite flavors are, in actuality, a perfect match.
I've pulled some recipes with what I would call opposite ingredients that marry well. Maybe these will get you started on a new adventure in your own kitchen.
I make these often for cocktail appetizers. When I first presented the recipe to my staff, they all turned their noses up. Now, they love them. This could also be made like a pizza if you aren't into little things.
4 ounces gorgonzola cheese
1 ripe pear (slightly soft) peeled, cored and chopped
2 tablespoons heavy cream
1 tablespoon cream cheese
1 package phyllo tart shells, baked per package instructions
Combine gorgonzola cheese, diced pear and cream cheese.
Spoon mixture into shells. Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes, or until warm.
Drizzle warm tarts with honey. Serve warm
To make ahead, fill shells and refrigerate for 24 hours. Bake as directed adding a few extra minutes to ensure tarts are warm.
I take no credit for trying this. Steve picked the recipe and we made it for dinner. I was highly skeptical, when I read the ingredients — but the flavor was amazing.
1 acorn squash
2 tablespoons maple syrup
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 teaspoon red pepper flakes (or a little less if you're not fond of hot)
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 box pizza dough (in the refrigerated section of the store with your
1 cup shredded whole milk mozzarella (shred your own – it makes all the difference)
1/2 cup crumbled Gorgonzola or Blue Cheese
1 cup arugula
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
Slice the squash in half from top to bottom. Scoop out the seeds. Slice the squash into 1/2 to 3/4-inch wide half moons and place in a medium bowl. Toss the squash with the syrup, olive oil, red pepper flakes, salt, and pepper. Place the squash on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Bake the squash until tender and golden, about 20 to 25 minutes.
Keep the temperature on the oven at 375 degrees F. Spread the dough out on a parchment lined cookie sheet or pizza pan. Sprinkle the two cheeses over the pizza dough and bake according to pizza dough instructions. Bake in the oven until golden and cooked through, about 25 to 30 minutes.
Peel the skins off the squash. Top the cooked pizza with the cooked squash. Top with arugula and the remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt and pepper. Slice and serve.
Kale isn't just for decorating a plate. It is just as healthful as turnips, mustard or cabbage and it has a smoother taste.
6 slices of bacon
2 spring onions chopped
2 cloves garlic, chopped
1 ½ pounds kale
2 tablespoons butter
½ cup chicken broth
¼ cup heavy cream
1 teaspoon lemon juice
Salt and pepper
Remove stems from kale, rinse and set aside.
In a large sauté pan, cook the bacon until crisp. Remove the bacon and drain, leaving the grease in the pan.
Return sauté pan with grease to heat. Add the butter and when melted, add the onions and garlic, cooking and stirring until soft. Add the damp kale and stir to combine. Add the stock and stir.
Cover, reduce the heat to medium-low and cook, stirring occasionally, until the kale is tender, about 5 minutes.
Uncover, add the cream and lemon juice, and increase the heat to medium-high. Cook, stirring occasionally until most of the liquid has evaporated and the kale is tender. Add the bacon and season to taste.


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Sure, the iPhone 4 is a fragile beauty and it can shatter if dropped. But does that really mean that you should cover it in a case consisting of three layers?
Probably not—unless you're the sort of person who wouldn't mind walking around with knee and elbow pads every day. If you are that sort of person—or if you're really really klutzy—then you might as well consider the Speck ToughSkin case. Its three layers of rubber and plastic will certainly keep things safe.
The case will run you $40 and will be available this month. [Speck]


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do (one's) damnedest(redirected from do somebody's damnedest)
do (one's) damnedest
To try one's hardest (to do something). Traffic out here is terrible, but we'll do our damnedest to get there on time. I'm doing my damnedest to get an A in this class, even though I'm terrible at math.
do your damnedestINFORMAL, RUDE
If you do your damnedest to achieve something, you try as hard as you can to do it. I did my damnedest to persuade her. She was doing her damnedest to look as if she didn't care. Note: People sometimes use try instead of do. Ted tried his damnedest to explain things.
do (or try) your damnedestdo or try your utmost to do something.
The superlative form of the adjective damned is used here as a noun and can mean either 'your worst' or (more usually now) 'your best', depending on the context.


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Price 39,00 €
Note: At the moment this product is available only in Finnish .
Miltä näyttää Maa, kun sitä katselee Kuun pimeältä puolelta saapuva nuori nainen?
Renaten tarina on hykerryttävän satiirinen kertomus naisesta, joka kasvatetaan nuhteettomaksi natsiksi salaisessa kuulinnakkeessa, minne natsit ovat toisen maailmansodan jälkeen paenneet.
Kuunatsien suunnittelema maailmanvalloitus vie Renate Richterin Maan kamaralle, ja hän kohtaa kulttuurisokin: kaikki on outoa ja uskomatonta – ennen kaikkea läntisessä maailmassa vallitseva ylenpalttisuus. Ja rakkaudesta Renate ei ymmärrä hölkäsen pöläystä.
Johanna Sinisalon helmeilevän terävä teos tarttuu ajankohtaisiin aiheisiin: ihmisjoukkojen ohjailuun, vastatusten kalahteleviin aatteisiin ja vallanjanoon. Ihmiskunnan mittaamattomasta typeryydestä puhumattakaan.
Renaten tarina pohjautuu Iron Sky -elokuvakäsikirjoituksen varhaisiin versioihin ja taustatyöhön, jota Sinisalo käsikirjoitustiimiä vetäessään teki.
Kirjan tiedot:
Kirjoittaja: Johanna Sinisalo
Julkaisu: 08/2018
Sidosasu: Sidottu, kovakantinen
Kieli: Suomi
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Tech moves up one spot to ninth
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MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala. – Behind a one-under 71 from Lee Maxwell, Tennessee Tech moved up one spot in the final round to finish in a tie for ninth place at the Jim Bishop North Alabama Spring Classic on Tuesday.
Maxwell fired his best round of the tournament over the final 18 holes, complementing rounds of 73 and 78 on Monday with his Tuesday 71. The junior from Cookeville, Tenn., led all Tech golfers and finished tied for 17th individually out of 93 participants.
Tech also saved its best for last as a team, shooting a combined 301 on Tuesday to go with scores of 306 and 304 over the first two rounds. The Golden Eagles finished at 911 and tied Delta State for ninth.
The tournament was named for former Golden Eagle Jim Bishop, who played football and baseball at Tech from 1967-71 and was inducted into the TTU Sports Hall of Fame in 2009. Bishop is now a well-known business owner in the Florence, Ala., area.
Behind Maxwell, Mason Griffin was the second-lowest Golden Eagle, posting scores of 72-80-75=227. Travis Ramsey (77-75-78=230) and Greg Kitts (79-76-77=232) rounded out the Tech contingent. Tyler Cassetty withdrew from the tournament prior to the first round of play.
North Alabama, the host squad, won the tournament behind a final-round 68 from medalist Ricky Stimets. Stimets posted scores of 67-70-68=205 to lead the Lions, who finished at 859 overall, defeating second-place Wilmington by 26 strokes.
Wilmington (885), Huntingdon (886), Midwestern State (889) and Northern Kentucky (891) rounded out the top five.
The rest of the field consisted of Missouri-St. Louis (899), Cameron (902), Central Missouri (906), Delta State (911), Tennessee Tech (911), Central Alabama CC (917), Concord (927), Tampa (933), Wallace State CC (935), William Carey (941), New Orleans (974) and Martin Methodist College (982).
The Golden Eagles return to action at the Grub Mart Invitational hosted by Jacksonville State on April 9-10.


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Athlete list up to date as of 8 April 2019.
IRONMAN Australia Legends Racing in 2019
2019 IRONMAN Australia Athlete List
To search your name press 'control (ctrl) f' on your keyboard and then type your name in. Alternatively scroll the list to your age group.
In the case your TriClub, Country Representing or AWA status is incorrect please contact us at [email protected]
If your TriClub affiliation is listed incorrectly, please create your IRONMAN Athlete Profile and update your TriClub membership. (PLEASE NOTE** This is the ONLY way to ensure your TriClub Ranking points are correctly credited to your club and is separate from the Active Registration Form.)
Want to know how many IRONMAN Australia finishes you have done? Check the list below:
List up to date 2 April 2019.
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Mill City Cedar Street Improvement Project
Mill City NE 5th Avenue Overlay Project
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Welcome to our community!
If you're wanting to put down roots or just passing through, please take the time to enjoy the natural beauty and many outdoor recreational opportunities the Historic North Santiam River Canyon has to offer!
Mayor Tim Kirsch
Mill City, founded in 1886, is nestled in Oregon's scenic North Santiam River Canyon. The city was named after the Santiam Lumbering Company's mill on the current city site. Mill City was incorporated in 1947, and currently boasts a population of 1,885 residents.
Our website, WWW.CI.MILL-CITY.OR.US, is here to serve you!
Take a look around and you'll find information on the city and local area, current news & events, city departments, and ways to contact city staff.
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- 1 pound lean ground turkey
- 1 cup black beans
- 1/2 cup plain bread crumbs
- 1 whole egg, beaten
- 1 tablespoon skim milk
- 4 tablespoons low-sodium ketchup
- 1/4 cup finely chopped onion
- 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons grated reduced-fat, sharp Cheddar cheese
- Nonstick cooking spray
Preheat oven to 375˚F. Place ground turkey in a large mixing bowl. In a food processor or blender, blend black beans until they become a thick, somewhat chunky paste; do not process until they're smooth and pudding-like. Add the black beans, bread crumbs, egg, skim milk, ketchup, onion, and 1/2 cup Cheddar cheese to the turkey, mixing with a spoon until well combined. Spray a standard loaf pan with nonstick cooking spray and spoon meatloaf mixture into pan, pressing down firmly to shape. Top with the remaining 2 tablespoons of Cheddar cheese. Bake for 30 minutes or until loaf is firm on top and juices run clear. Remove and let sit for about 8 minutes to rest before slicing; it will become firmer and easier to slice as it cools. Cut into 8 slices for serving.
Yield: 4 servings.
Serving size: 2 slices.
Nutrition Facts Per Serving:
Calories: 377 calories, Carbohydrates: 25 g, Protein: 40 g, Fat: 13 g, Saturated Fat: 4 g, Cholesterol: 178 mg, Sodium: 243 mg, Fiber: 3 g
Exchanges per serving: 1 1/2 starch, 4 lean meat. Carbohydrate choices: 1 1/2.
This recipe was created by Kathleen Stanley, a diabetes educator at Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. She is the author of 50 Things You Need to Know About Diabetes, published in 2009 by the American Diabetes Association.


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GREENWOOD, S.C. – The King University men's golf team wrapped up the Bearcat Golf Classic, hosted by Lander University, with a third round score of 300. For the tournament, the Tornado placed 15th of 18 teams with a total of 920. Richard Powell led the Tornado with a three round score of 230.
Powell struggled in the final round, carding an 80 for total of 230. He ended in a tie for 44th in field of nearly 100 golfers. Ross Maietta wasn't far behind as he finished with a total of 231 after shooting a final round 74.
Taylor Gouge turned in the best Tornado round of the day, registering a 73. He finished the tournament with a total of 232. Leennawat Numpituckchaikul and John Scott rounded out King's squad with scores of 75 and 78 in the final round, respectively. Numpituckchaikul finished with a 233, and Scott closed the tournament at 237.
Belmont Abbey won the tournament with a three round total of 878 after shooting 296 in the final round. South Carolina-Aiken finished second at 882, and Georgia Southwestern placed third at 885. Belmont Abbey's Adam Hedges was the individual medalist after shooting a final round 71 for a total of 206.
King will be in action again at the Conference Carolinas Championship from April 20-23. The championship will be played in Winston-Salem, N.C.


text: Pete Hocking is an interdisciplinary artist, activist, and teacher who works between Providence, Rhode Island & Provincetown, Massachusetts. His work is concerned with personal narrative, poetics, and political consciousness. His studio practice focuses on both spatial poetics and the construction of identity within the context of contemporary social and political life. In addition he is interested in the ways that individual human identity is inscribed into human and non-human landscapes, and ultimately in the ways that the non-human world defies human intervention.


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Jessica Taylor is a digital political reporter with "The Daily Rundown," NBCNews.com and the NBC Political Unit. Prior to joining the network in April 2013, she was a senior analyst/reporter at the non-partisan Rothenberg Political Report, where she covered House, Senate, and gubernatorial races as well as the 2012 presidential contest.
On Election Night 2012, Jessica served as an off-air analyst for CBS News in New York City, advising producers and reporters on House and Senate races.
Previously, Jessica was editor of National Journal's House Race Hotline, a comprehensive summary of news, polls and political data on all 435 Congressional races and wrote a twice-monthly column for National Journal Daily.
Jessica was also formerly Assistant Editor for POLITICO's 2010 page and the research director for "The Almanac of American Politics."
Jessica is based in the Washington, D.C., NBC bureau and lives in Arlington, Va. She is originally from Elizabethton, Tenn., and graduated with honors from Furman University in Greenville, S.C.
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Novak Djokovic and Victoria Azarenka capped years in which each won six tournaments, including a Grand Slam event, with world No. 1 tennis rankings.
For Djokovic it was a repeat from 2011 but it wasn't a yearlong run as Roger Federer regained the top ranking for a period after Wimbledon.
For Azarenka it marked two tours at the top spot, the first after she won the Australian Open and the other after the summer. She won her first 26 matches in 2012 and four tournaments by mid-March.
Djokovic's 2012 season only paled in comparison to 2011 when he won 10 tournaments (three majors) and went 70-6. In 2012, he repeated as the Australian Open titlist and was 75-12. He was second at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, events he won the previous year.
Federer grabbed the limelight from Djokovic when he won Wimbledon for a record seventh time, pushing his own all-time best number of Grand Slam championships to 17 and retaking the No. 1 spot in the rankings.
That allowed him to tie -- and subsequently pass -- Pete Sampras for most weeks at No. 1 in the rankings. Federer set the groundwork for moving back to No. 1 by closing 2011 with three championships but when he couldn't match that finish Djokovic went back to No. 1. Federer, second in the year-end rankings, has held the No. 1 spot for 302 weeks.
Men's tennis Big Four divided the Grand Slam titles among themselves. Djokovic Federer, Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal occupied 12 of the 16 major tournament semifinals berths in 2012. Nadal was injured and didn't play at Wimbledon or the U.S. Open or the figure might have been higher.
Djokovic took the Australian Open, beating Nadal in the final; Nadal won the French Open (for an Open Era record seventh time), beating Djokovic in the title match; Federer topped Murray at Wimbledon; and Murray defeated Djokovic for the U.S. Open championship and his first Grand Slam title.
Those four combined to win eight of the nine ATP Masters tournaments with five runner-up finishes. David Ferrer won the Paris Masters to break the string.
Murray was the winner over Federer in the gold-medal match at the Olympics.
If Federer stole some of Djokovic's thunder, women's tennis was lauding Azarenka while noting the extremely strong play of Serena Williams.
Azarenka took the Australian Open, roaring by Maria Sharapova in the final, but Sharapova completed the career Grand Slam by beating Sara Errani in the finals of the French Open. That put Sharapova back at the No. 1 spot in the rankings, a place she'd hold for four weeks until Azarenka regained it.
After Roland Garros, however, the year belonged to Williams. After a stunning first-loss at the French Open, Williams won 31 of her 32 matches and collected titles at Wimbledon, Stanford, Calif., the Olympics, the U.S. Open and the WTA Championships. She and sister Venus also won doubles titles at Wimbledon and the Olympics.
Serena Williams won seven titles and lost just four of her 62 singles matches and once in 14 doubles matches.
Former No. 1-ranked Kim Clijsters announced she was retiring after the 2012 U.S. Open. She'd stepped back from the game once before -- in May 2007 -- but returned in the summer of 2009. She won the U.S. Open that year and again in 2010. But injuries cut into her playing time and she retired after a second-round loss in the 2012 Open.
She won seven of her 41 career WTA championships after her first retirement, including the 2011 Australian Open, her fourth major tournament title.
Former men's No. 1s Andy Roddick and Juan Carlos Ferrero also retired from competitive tennis.
Ferrero was No. 1 for eight weeks in 2003 after he won the French Open and was second at the U.S. Open. He won 16 ATP championships.
Roddick replaced Ferrero at No. 1 for 13 weeks. He won the 2003 U.S. Open and was a three-time finalist at Wimbledon (including a classic against Federer -- 16-14 in the fifth set -- in 2009). He won 32 titles in his career.
Federer knocked Roddick from the top spot effective Feb. 2, 2004. Since then -- just short of eight years -- only Federer, Nadal and Djokovic have been ranked No. 1 in men's tennis.
The Czech Republic pulled off a double not accomplished since 1990 when its women tennis players won the Fed Cup and the men claimed their first Davis Cup championship.
Lucie Safarova won a pair of singles matches and Petra Kvitova one in the Nov. 4 Fed Cup final as the Czech posted a 3-1 win over Serbia. Kvitova had won both her singles matches in the semifinals and quarterfinals earlier in the year.
Tomas Berdych was instrumental in getting the men's team to the finals but it was Radek Stepanek who won the final match of the best-of-five final against Spain. Berdych was 5-0 in singles and teamed with Stepanek for a 3-0 record in doubles in the three series before the final.
Berdych won his first singles match in five sets and he and Stepanek won doubles. Ferrer beat Berdych in the fourth match before Stepanek defeated Nicolas Almagro for the championship.


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In 2005, a street artist named David Choe dismissively tagged a then-fledgling social networking company called Facebook as a "ridiculous and pointless" venture. Nonetheless, he became one of Facebook's first employees. Choe had been hired to spray-paint murals in Facebook's first Silicon Valley HQ by the company's original president, Sean Parker. Parker, the Napster mastermind notorious for his hard-partying exploits and iconoclastic streak, must have seen a kindred spirit in Choe, a self-styled rebel with a reputation for rowdiness and a penchant for anatomically lurid graffiti.
After Choe inked the interiors of Facebook's Palo Alto, California offices with surreal sketches and kaleidoscopic colors, Parker made the Korean-American artist an offer: Choe could either accept thousands in dollars of cash for his work or he could take out stock shares of equivalent value. Choe, despite his reservations about the social network's usefulness—and really, who could blame him—went with the stock.
Now, seven years and 845 million monthly active users later, Choe's prescient gambit is paying off big time. Choe will personally pocket close to $200 million when Facebook begins publicly trading stocks later this year. Facebook announced a $5 billion public offering on Wednesday afternoon, which business pundits are tentatively valuing at $75 billion to $100 billion. The market windfall, one of the most massive stock blockbusters in recent history, will make Choe one of Facebook's most unlikely new millionaires.
Choe's public image offers a sharp contrast to that of the reclusive and shy Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg—who, as 28.2 percent owner, stands to net $28 billion.
As the New York Times writers Nick Bilton and Evelyn M. Rusli first reported, the interview-averse graffiti artist has offered glimpses into his wild lifestyle on his Facebook page—the existence of which suggests that Choe no longer finds the website ridiculous or pointless.
"[On the Facebook page]," Bilton and Rusli write, "there is a trail of images of him partying with scantily clad women and spending large amounts of money on alcohol. In recent weeks, Mr. Choe promited photos of a $40,000 bottle of alcohol; a single shot, he boasted, costs $888."
Choe's wild-child antics are not exactly anomalous in street art subculture. The popular Banksy, for example, has rigorously fashioned a bizarre and deeply irreverant media persona. What's more, Choe's defiant attitude jives well with the freethinking entrepreneurism and dropout-friendly diffidence of the Bay Area tech scene.
And interestingly enough, Choe's raw and edgy art isn't only at home in Silicon Valley. The newly-minted millionaire also has a paint-splattered (and subliminal message-laden) portrait of Barack Obama hanging in the White House.


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Ingen is a Soto Zen priest and teacher in the lineage of Shunryu Suzuki Roshi, having received ordination and dharma transmission (2000 and 2009) from Zoketsu Norman Fischer. He was Shuso at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center in 2002 with then Abbess Zenkei Blanche Hartman. Ingen has been practicing Buddhism for over 20 years and lived in community for about 14 years. He has led sesshin and retreats in England, Sweden, Italy, Ireland and California, and is a member of the Soto Zen Buddhist Association of America.
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Hello, buddies!
Do you guys know how to fix or to at least prevent it from happening?
It doesn't seem to be tool related, and interestingly, it ONLY happens over world (i.e., doesn't affect battles, menus, caves, stores etc...)
It also seems to affect the save itself, so it's not easily fixable! That means that either I have saved the game using VBA or the game save feature, I will guys get this red screen!
(Thus, changing the .gba file won't fix the glitch)
Apparently, the only I could do is starting from scratch... not cool after, for obvious reasons.
Thank you so much!
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Do you remember what exactly may have caused the glitch? If we can find out what caused it it might be fixable, also I know you said changing the .GBA file didn't work but have you tried re-saving the .SAV/.SA1 file in a clean ROM before the glitch happens (or maybe even during it)? I'm guessing it might somehow overwrite the broken data with the clean ROM's normal data.
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Romney's changes of heart worry conservatives
WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney: flexible pragmatist, or a politically soulless flip-flopper too eager to please?
Consider the 2012 Republican presidential candidate's revised explanation of the Massachusetts near-universal health care measure he signed into law while governor:
"We can accomplish the same thing for everyone in the country, and it can be done without letting government take over health care," he wrote last year in his book "No Apology."
But earlier this year, as he prepared to launch his White House campaign — and convince skeptical conservatives that he was truly one of them — the new paperback version read differently.
The line "we can accomplish the same thing for everyone in the country" was gone. The next clause was changed to say, "and it was done without government taking over health care."
A subtle attempt at reinvention? Even though the Massachusetts law is widely considered a model for the 2010 federal health care law, which conservatives loathe?
"If you're looking for black and white answers, you're not going to get them from Mitt Romney," said Craig Robinson, the editor of The Iowa Republican, a GOP newsletter in the nation's first caucus state, which votes Jan. 3.
Romney says there's been no verbal chicanery.
"The hardback ... started to be written in January (2009) when the president was just inaugurated. We hadn't seen anything he had done yet," he said on Fox's "Hannity" program Nov. 21. At the time, President Barack Obama backed a "public option," or public insurance plan, an idea he quickly dropped.
"When the paperback came out a year or two later, we had already gone through the health care story," Romney said. "Out came a bill that was very different than what the original had looked like. So we updated the book."
His staff points to a 2007 speech in which he made the same argument he makes today: "A one-size-fits-all national health care system is bound to fail. It ignores the very dramatic differences between states and it relies on a Washington bureaucracy to manage."
But add this shifting nuance on health to position changes or tweaks on abortion, the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays, and a host of other issues, and Romney has a reputation as someone without a strong political core, an opportunistic flip-flopper who adjusts his stands as majority opinion shifts.
"He's all over the place, and people don't like that," said Jane Aitken, a spokeswoman for the New Hampshire Tea Party Coalition, a conservative group that doesn't endorse candidates.
Romney, 64, wouldn't be interviewed for this profile.
His supporters maintain that his overarching philosophy of government is clear and consistent. He strongly believes that individuals can promote economic growth and change, and "government should be employed to assist and encourage that," said former New Hampshire Attorney General Tom Rath, a Romney adviser.
More important, Rath said, "He sees things that are broke, and he sees solutions. Ultimately he tries to fix things. That's the essence of who he is."
Strategist and veteran GOP activist Ron Kaufman points to Romney's "rationality and success as a (business) turnaround artist" as his strengths.
Romney explained the roots of his get-it-done governing philosophy in a 2007 interview with McClatchy.
The Detroit native recalled how, when he was 14 in 1961, Dwight D. Eisenhower came to the family home for dinner. Eisenhower had just finished eight years as president, and he was friendly with Mitt's father, George, who then headed American Motors Corp.
The two men talked casually about a range of subjects, including American politics and World War II. "I saw that (presidents) were not Supermen who could leap tall buildings in a single bound," Mitt Romney said. "They were ordinary people with, in some cases, extraordinary talent."
He figured that his talent was as a problem-solver.
"Ronald Reagan didn't have all the answers to all the problems," Romney said, "but he knew how to motivate people and change a nation."
Reagan, though, had been active in pushing conservative causes for almost 30 years before his successful 1980 presidential run, and he'd developed a fiercely loyal following.
Romney likes to paint himself and his family as smart, analytical risk-takers, recalling how his great-great-grandfather Miles came to this country from England in 1837 after Mormon missionaries told him "God had been restored to the Earth by a young prophet."
The family, Romney said, has long been loyal to the church, a devotion "based on sanity and not on fanaticism."
Eventually, the Romneys settled in Michigan, where George Romney first headed American Motors, then served as Michigan's governor from 1963 to 1969, building a record as a fiscal conservative and a social moderate who was active in civil rights causes.
Mitt Romney adored his father.
"Work was never just a way to make a buck to my dad. There was a calling and purpose to it. It was about making life better for people," the son recalled.
Mitt Romney met Ann Davies in high school. On their first date, he picked her up in an American Motors Marlin and they saw "The Sound of Music." They've been married since 1969, and have five sons.
Romney attended Stanford University for two quarters, then went to France as a Mormon missionary for two and a half years. He then enrolled at Brigham Young University, graduated in 1971 and got an MBA from Harvard Business School and a doctorate in law from Harvard Law School.
He stayed in Massachusetts and joined Bain & Co., a management consulting company. In the mid-1980s, he co-founded Bain Capital, a spinoff venture-capital firm.
When recalling his time at Bain, Romney likes to cite successful ventures he helped establish, such as the Staples office-supply firm. Some efforts were less successful. Bain helped another firm buy a Marion, Ind., office-supply plant in the mid-1990s, cut the workforce 25 percent and then, a few months later, closed it altogether.
Labor union officials still seethe when discussing Romney.
"His business record is one of picking the meat off the bones to maximize profit for wealthy investors. In his case the meat was the middle class, picking away at jobs, decent wages and benefits plant by plant," said Tim Sullivan, the legislative and communications director for the Massachusetts AFL-CIO.
Romney's business reputation helped propel him to political stardom. He ran for the Senate against Sen. Edward Kennedy in 1994, and tried hard to paint himself as a center-right candidate — and even at times to Kennedy's left.
Romney supported abortion rights then: "I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country; I have since the time that my mom took that position when she ran in 1970 as a U.S. Senate candidate," Romney said during a 1994 debate with Kennedy.
In October 1994 he appealed to gay-rights activists. He told the Log Cabin Republicans, a gay GOP group, that "if we are to achieve the goals we share, we must make equality for gays and lesbians a mainstream concern. My opponent cannot do this. I can and will." Kennedy had a long history as one of the nation's foremost civil rights champions.
Romney also told the Log Cabin group that the "don't ask, don't tell" policy toward gays in the military was "the first of a number of steps that will ultimately lead to gays and lesbians being able to serve openly and honestly in the nation's military."
But in a June 2007 New Hampshire debate, Romney, who then was seeking the GOP presidential nomination, had a different tone on the policy: "This is not the time to put in place a major change, a social experiment, in the middle of a war going on. I wouldn't change it at this point:"
Romney lost to Kennedy, but his 41 percent showing was seen as impressive.
By the late 1990s, a close friend asked Romney to rescue the scandal-plagued Salt Lake City Winter Olympics. "I couldn't help wondering if it (the Olympic task) was the doorway I had been looking for" to political prominence, he wrote.
The games' success helped kick that door open. By 2002, Massachusetts Republicans needed a strong gubernatorial candidate. Despite the state's reputation as a Democratic bastion, its voters historically have warmed to moderate, management-savvy Republicans.
The GOP had controlled the governor's office since 1991, but incumbent Jane Swift was increasingly unpopular. Swift left the race, and Romney the personable turnaround artist was the nominee — and won.
He ran once again as a centrist. Nicole Roos, the chair of NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts' political committee, recalled a meeting with Romney in 2002.
"He said repeatedly in our interview with him that he would protect and defend a woman's right to choose under Massachusetts law," she said. "He even came out and told us we needed him. He said he'd be the most effective Republican in the country on the issue."
Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom disputed the account.
"I remember a very different meeting," he said. "It was tense. Mitt Romney refused to describe himself as pro-choice, but said he would uphold the law and not seek to change it. When they asked him specifically if he would appear at their rallies and parades, he said no."
During his 2003-07 governorship, Romney became more outspoken against abortion, telling a group of reporters in early 2006 that he was "firmly pro-life."
He tried to clarify his position in an August 2007 Iowa debate: "I never said I was pro-choice, but my position was effectively pro-choice. I changed my position," he said. "And I get tired of people that are holier-than-thou because they've been pro-life longer than I have."
Nothing provokes conservative suspicion, though, so much as his stand on health care.
"We're spending a billion dollars giving health care to people who don't have insurance,'' Romney explained to National Public Radio a few days after the Massachusetts law was enacted in 2006, "and my question was: Could we take that billion dollars and help the poor purchase insurance? Let them pay what they can afford. We'll subsidize what they can't."
Today he won't apologize for that law: "I, in fact, did what I believe was right for the people of my state," he says, but he adds that doesn't mean it's right for everyone everywhere. He wants the federal law repealed, and he'd let states determine their own approach.
Rachel Alexander, the editor of IntellectualConservative.com, a Web-based journal, urges viewing Romney as a convert to the right, not a flip-flopper.
"His record has mainly moved to the right, not flip-flopped back and forth like McCain and other well-known flip-floppers," she said, referring to Arizona Sen. John McCain, the 2008 GOP presidential nominee. "Unless he flip-flops back to the left on major issues like abortion, taxes, spending, foreign policy, etc., I don't think we can say he has no political soul yet."
Romney, in the 2007 interview, maintained that remaining flexible is a virtue: "When the time comes when I'm the nominee, I'll be able to go head to head with the person on the other side and say, 'OK, let's look at your list of how many places you changed your mind.' "
But Romney's efforts to finesse his views on health care policy, critics say, are emblematic of their concern about him:
"You have liberals saying Obamacare was patterned after the Massachusetts law, and he's saying no. There's some situational ethics here," New Hampshire's Aitken said.
Romney may have reasoned explanations for his positions, the skeptics say, but something about him just doesn't feel right.
"I go to events and listen to him, and it sounds fine," Iowa's Robinson said. "I get it. But there's nothing that tells me this is what he believes."
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There is an exciting new Scouting program called "Lion" for Kindergarten-aged boys that will be available as a national pilot for Denver Area Council beginning this fall. This program does not change any of the current ranks and organization of other Scouting programs. It's unique as it reaches out to a slightly younger group of boys.
Research shows that childhood development accelerates around ages 4 and 5, about the time youth begin formal education. That's where Scouting comes in. Like many of the BSA's programs which supplement the learning and growth boys experience at home, the Boy Scouts of America has developed this pilot program for 5-year-old Kindergarten yuth.
In order to participate in the Lion National Pilot Program you must join a local Cub Scout pack that has applied to and been accepted as a participating Denver Area Council – Pilot Lion pack.
Denver Area Council is happy to offer this great Scouting program. This is the first year we will be running the Lion program having become part of the national pilot program. The Lion program has the same mission as the rest of the Scouting program, but is simple, extremely flexible and a great way to introduce families to Scouting. A Lion learns by doing things himself while having fun. As he learns and grows, the relationship with their adult partner grows as well. We hope to have the early enthusiasm caused by this, stay with the youth through the rest of his Scouting experience. At the conclusion of their kindergarten year, the Lion will transition to Tiger Scout and continue on their journey through Cub Scouting. If you are interested in leading a Lion den, please reach out to your district commissioner.
Lions is a family-oriented program. A youth and his parent or caring adult partner join Scouting together. A group of six to eight youth and their adult partners meet together in a group called a den. Dens will meet approximately twice per month. They have fun participating in den meetings and outings while making memories together.
The Lion pilot encourages youth to learn and explore through hands-on, high-energy activities. Adult partners take turns leading a den meeting or outing during the year. Most meetings and outings are approximately 45 minutes in length.
Youth are recognized for their accomplishments as they work toward the Lion badge. The Lion badge is earned by completing five adventures. Adventures are completed during the den meetings and outings. When an adventure is completed, the youth receives a sticker to put in their keepsake Lion Adventure Book.
The uniform for Lions is a Lion T-shirt with an optional cap. These items are available from your council's Scout shop for all approved pilot councils.
The Lion guide wears the same official adult uniform as other Cub Scout leaders in the pack. A Cub Scouting activity T-shirt is also appropriate.
Den meetings and outings are facilitated by a Lion Guide and participating parents. The Lion Guide is an experienced Cub Scout Leader. He or she will lead the first den meeting of the year. The Lion Guide will help each adult partner lead one of the following meetings. The den meeting plans are provided in the Lion Parent and Leader Guidebook.
The adult partner participates with the Lion in fun meetings and outings. He or she takes turns with other adult partners to lead a den meeting and/or outing.
A Lion Guide is a volunteer leader who provides direct support to your Lion Den. The position description for the Lion Guide is:
The Cubmaster serves as the master of ceremonies for the monthly pack meeting. The pack meeting is an event where all of the dens in a Cub Scout pack come together for fun activities and awards. For the Lions, each month one meeting will be a den meeting and one meeting will be a pack meeting or outing.
The Lion program is made up of 12 adventures. Each adventure is designed to help your son have fun and learn useful things. Earning the five required adventures leads to your son/daughter achieving the Lion badge. In addition to the five required adventures, there are seven elective adventures that the youth in the den may earn for further fun and enrichment. It is not expected that boys will complete all 12 adventures. BSA suggests that dens complete the Lion's Honor adventure first, however there is no required order for the remaining adventures.
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If your heating bills are getting you down, consider these suggestions for keeping your home warm without breaking the bank. Stay cozy-warm and still save money on your heating bills:
Turn down the thermostat. The simplest way to save money on heating is to turn down your furnace a couple degrees.
Lower the temperature even further at night when you're sleeping. Toss on an extra blanket if you're still a bit chilled.
Close the vents and doors in rooms that aren't in use for long periods of time.
A ceiling fan set to push air down keeps warm air circulating to the lower regions of the house.
Let steamy air from the bathroom escape into the rest of the house after a shower.
Add a layer of air between your windows and the great outdoors (the air insulates much better than the window glass alone).
If you have storm windows, use them.
Stretch thick sheets of plastic across the inside of your window frames.
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- An Airbus A320's wingtip clips the tail of a parked plane in South Florida
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2012 ended for 162 passengers on a Spirit Airlines plane with an unexpected bump.
Their Airbus A320 had just arrived from Atlanta at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Florida Monday night when a wingtip hit the tail of another plane.
"After landing and while taxiing to the gate, our aircraft made contact with another parked aircraft," Spirit spokeswoman Misty Pinson confirmed to CNN. "There were no injuries and customers deplaned at the gate as normal."
The US Airways plane that was hit was parked in a remote area away from the gate where aircraft are stored overnight. No one was on board at the time.
"An A320 was parked in an approved parking spot when it was struck in the tail by another aircraft," Andrew Christie, a US Airways spokesman said. "The extent of the damage is yet to be determined."
Broward County sheriff's officers who were called to the scene described the damage as a "gash in the tail section," but found no fuel leaking.
The Spirit aircraft has resumed flying, while the US Airways plane is out of service for inspection and repair of its damaged tail cone, the airlines reported.
In September the National Transportation Safety Board recommended the Federal Aviation Administration require large planes and other aircraft on which the wingtips are not easily visible from the cockpit to have cameras or other devices to monitor the wings.
The safety board said at the time that 12 accidents since 1993 had involved a large aircraft's wingtip hitting another airplane or object on the taxiway.
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At Home, owned and operated by the Plano, Texas-based home décor and craft retailer Garden Ridge, will open stores tomorrow in Jenison and Kalamazoo.
The stores are the first At Home stores in the country, said Stacey Sullivan, a spokesperson for At Home.
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The stores carry more than 50,000 home décor items and follow an "everyday low-pricing model," Sullivan said.
"Many stores carry home décor, but none the size of our big stores," Sullivan said. "Where another big-box retailer might carry six varieties of patio cushion, we carry 60."
The stores will bring more than 45 jobs to the community. Applications are still being accepted at both locations for full- and part-time positions.
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The store is close to a strong residential population, which makes perfect sense for a home décor brand, Sullivan said.
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MOUNT ST. MARY'S (3-12, 1-3 NEC) vs. CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE (7-7, 4-0 NEC)
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Mount St. Mary's returns to Knott Arena for its only two home games in the month of January beginning with a Thursday night tilt against Northeast Conference co-leader Central Connecticut State.
The Mount is coming off an impressive 66-45 win at Fairleigh Dickinson on Saturday afternoon. Danny Thompson and Julian Norfleet each scored 14 points to lead the Mount to the win. Mount St. Mary's used a 21-to-3 first-half run to take a commanding 30-10 first-half lead, before heading to the locker room with a 42-22 advantage
Kristijan Krajina and Josh Castellanos hit back-to-back three-pointers to start the second half to give Mount St. Mary's its biggest lead of the game, 48-22.
The Mount held Fairleigh Dickinson to 45 points and 29.3 percent shooting in the game. It was the third time over the past five games that the Mount has held the opposition to 45 points or less. Over that five-game stretch, the Mount is holding the opposition to 54.0 points per game, 37.4 percent shooting from the field and 16.4 percent shooting from three-point range.
The game will feature a contrast of styles as Central Connecticut State is third in the NEC in scoring at 74.1 points per game while the Mount is third in scoring defense at 65.9 points per game.
The Blue Devils are off to a 4-0 start in NEC play after Saturday's impressive 68-53 home win over Robert Morris. Robby Ptacek led the way with 24 points while Ken Horton (21 points, 10 rebounds) and Kyle Vinales (18 points, five assists) also were key performers in the victory. Horton, Vinales and Ptacek form the highest-scoring trio in the nation as the three combine for 59.4 points per game. Horton leads the NEC in scoring at 21.0 ppg while chipping in 9.6 rebounds per contest. Vinales, a freshman, is averaging 19.5 points while hitting 41-of-101 (.406) from three-point range. Ptacek is averaging 18.9 points per game while hitting 60-of-65 (.923) at the charity stripe.
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Ask most Boulderites where an out-of-towner should hike, and they'll likely send you to Mount Sanitas, just blocks from downtown. While this tough climb offers stellar views of the town, it's perpetually jammed with hikers, runners, and dogs. Avoid the mule train and head to Green Mountain instead for a much-less-crowded, but just-as-challenging, 5.4-mile slog with even grander vistas. Take Baseline Road to the Gregory Canyon Trailhead, where you'll find a few trails to choose from, but bear right and head upward through the canyon. The first stretch is lung-busting, with several steep, stair-stepping sections, but it becomes more ramp-like once you join with the Ranger Trail at 1.4 miles. After a relatively easy cruise, the Ranger Trail starts switchbacking up to the Green-Bear Trail confluence, where you'll follow signs to the 8,144-foot Green Mountain summit. The final push is no joke, but you're mere minutes from the prize. Once you reach the top, scramble up one of the giant boulders to sit, catch your breath, and take in the stunning, nearly 360-degree view of Rocky Mountain National Park and the snow-topped Indian Peaks melting into the foothills that box in Boulder. Even the vast plains splaying out to the east are breathtaking from this aerial perch. Take the Saddle Rock Trail down, which is shorter mileage-wise but steeper than the way up.
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