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Hillary Clinton is leading Donald Trump in the key battleground states of Florida and Pennsylvania, including by double digits in the Keystone State due to her strength in Philadelphia and its suburbs, according to two brand-new NBC News/Wall Street Journal polls.
In Florida, the Democratic nominee is ahead of Trump by three points among likely voters, 45 percent to 42 percent, within the poll's margin of error. Libertarian Gary Johnson gets 5 percent, and the Green Party's Jill Stein gets 3 percent.
In Pennsylvania, Clinton's lead over the Republican candidate is 12 points among likely voters, 49 percent to 37 percent, with Johnson at 6 percent and Stein at 4 percent.
It would be virtually impossible for Trump to win the White House if he loses both states, especially Florida.
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Why don't you use the university to reduce your Asian accent, since you are in the linguistics department.
Take these courses, if any.
1. Articulatory phonetics course (not English phonetics) Or master JC Catford's practical phonetics. Usually, your course instructor will help you master your vocal apparatus
2. Once you master 1), study relevant English phonetics and phonology books.
3. Learn about the great vowel shift.
4. Learn stress patterns and think about these problems: how native speakers predict the stress of unknown/foreign word; how they anglicize foreign words; how stress affects the vowel quality; and so on
5. Find a course in your university, which deals with intonation. Here, you should gain some understanding of various phenomena: chunking; broad and narrow focus; or 3 T's of John Wells, since you want to master RP.
6. Even if you don't have an instructor to pursue (1) through (5), you can study on your own, since you are a linguistics student. If you can afford, find someone who trains actors. You can find them on vastavox. Or check with the theater/drama department in your university;they usually have a couple of faculty members, who know the stuff.
7. If you get an opportunity, always take one-on-one lessons. Also observe cheeks, teeth, lips,etc, of native speakers.
8. If you can find a coach, who mastered Mandarin with a native-like accent, that's the best cure you can ever find. Or you can do that exercise by yourself: check how your countrymen map graphemes to sounds (orthography) and compare with native speakers mapping. This process is systematic. Most if not all L2 speakers have the list mentality; that is, compile a list of proper pronunciations of mispronounced words. This list mentality may help to an extent; after a while, it stunts the learning process. You need to study it systematically, not list-wise.
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You will need: A big sheet of white paper (we used a strip of butchers block paper), a few different food colourings, a few snails and a bit of patience.
The kids dipped the snails from our back yard in the food colouring and put them down on the paper. After the initial shock the snails began to move about the paper and create art for us. The kids had fun putting leaves and grass around the outside of the paper to try and tempt the snails to go one way or the other. The snails seem completely unharmed by the food colouring and we see the "used ones" happily around the place still with coloured shells days later.
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- paul said...
This has to be one of my favourite projects you've done! I was so confused by the snail collecting in the yard before I headed off for work but then you sent me these pictures and it all became clear :) brilliant!
- June 3, 2008 at 11:53 PM
- Tab said...
Very original! I'm glad to hear that the snails seem unharmed. I have never seen a snail in our yard, but I would venture if we could find some my much older boys would love this project too.
- July 30, 2008 at 9:55 AM
- Pink & Green Mama said...
My girls would love this!! Thanks so much for sharing.
- August 20, 2009 at 10:24 AM
- Melissa: Mother to 3 Little Sprouts said...
OMG You are so clever! Where is a good place to find snails? My boys would love this!
- April 26, 2010 at 9:05 PM
Fantastic idea!
- October 7, 2010 at 3:43 AM
- fessup said...
Does the paint eventually kill the snails?
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PHOENIX (Thursday, February 10, 2011) -- Attorney General Tom Horne today confirms the arrest of Melissa Gizelle Pacheco of Phoenix, Arizona, on multiple charges of vulnerable adult abuse. Pacheco, a registered nurse, is being arrested for her alleged conduct as owner of the Fiesta Village Assisted Living Facility, where she allegedly failed to properly staff, maintain and clean the home where at least 65 adults with both physical and mental limitations were living under her care.
The facility was shut down and the residents removed to other facilities by the Phoenix Police Department.
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Leave it to the French to up-the-ante in the "I've-got-superstar-chefs-onboard" cruise ship contest. France's Compagnie du Ponant deserves bragging rights for scoring three über-chefs - and one genius sommelier - for its five-night "Gastronomy: Coté Ouest" cruise May 9-14, 2012 on its mega-yacht Le Boréal. The voyage departs from Honfleur, France and winds through Belgium, Amsterdam and Hamburg, Germany before entering Copenhagen.
The guest chefs are head-turners for food devotees. Jacques Marcon is the chef and owner of Michelin three-star (the highest number awarded) Restaurant Régis et Jacques Marcon. Philippe Joannes won the "Best of Chef of France" 2000 award (a big deal when you think how many great chefs are in France). Jean-Marc Delacourt is the former head chef of swank Château de la Chèvre d'Or, a five-star hotel in Eze, France, between Nice and Monaco.
The guest sommelier, Philippe Faure-Brac, won two prestigious awards: "Worlds' Best Sommelier" in 1992 and "Best Young French Sommelier" in 1984. He has also published seven books, consulted for Air France and appeared on radio and television.
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As Compagnie du Ponant is a French line, it would be nearly sacrilegious to serve anything less than fine French cuisine - even when star chefs are not onboard. The 132-cabin Le Boréal has two restaurants (The Gastronomic Restaurant and the Grill Restaurant) and features both country and fancy Gallic cuisine.
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Sleek designs and versatility, that is the essence of the new i2. (former Igo) The Mutsy i2 has a fully adjustable seat and can be folded up very compact. Ideal for everyday use!
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Chosen One wrote:It's from Lex Luther game exclusive figure. The Dark blue is from the space patrol mini figure series.
This is only my 2nd Moc, and don't think I'm going to finish on time.
My fault, started too late on it.
Timber Jackalope wrote:For my entry I chose to build a mech for Luke Cage, a hero who is a part of the Avengers and the Heroes for Hire.
sparkart wrote:Astronauts are trained underwater. And the underwater depths can be a good place to test and develop spacecraft. Check on YouTube for videos showing famous spaceships "flying" underwater as RC subs.
Black Manta is one of those characters I hope to see someday as an official minifig.
Ultron32 wrote:^^"Amphibious Mech"? Is'nt it supposed to go in space? and also, cool.
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Igginz wrote:Haven't taken final pics, but I've uploaded a couple of pics of my Poison Ivy mech. Maybe it's called The Flower Powerwalker? I dunno. My flickr name is Iggins
I wasn't sure if it was appropriate to paste a link since it's not my final submission pictures...
Solo wrote:Post a wip thread in the moc showcase forum! I'm almost lazy enough not to go looking for it. But I did. That's one wild mech you have there.
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Al Gore has conveniently forgotten that his family used to be in the tobacco industry.
As reported by NPR about an interview yesterday with Gore as part of his 24-hour assault on climate science:
He went on to accuse those who express the loudest doubts about whether humans are contributing to climate change of "doing exactly the same thing that the tobacco industry did after the Surgeon General's report came out" linking smoking to cancer. "They hired actors and dressed them up as doctors and gave them scripts" saying that smoking isn't harmful. Today, said Gore, "carbon polluters" are paying for climate change doubters to say similar things.
But as reported by the New York Times in 1998,
Six years after Vice President Al Gore's older sister died of lung cancer in 1984, he was still accepting campaign contributions from tobacco interests. Four years after she died, while campaigning for President in North Carolina, he boasted of his experiences in the tobacco fields and curing barns of his native Tennessee. And it took several years after Nancy Gore Hunger's death for Mr. Gore and his parents to stop growing tobacco on their own farms in Carthage, Tenn.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Santa Clara University will have two of its former athletics stars represent the United States this summer at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Aly Wagner `02 will play midfield for the Olympic women's soccer team, while Matt Madigan `91 will coach the women's rowing quadruple scull.
Wagner returns to China after recently completing her second run with women's soccer at the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup in September. For Wagner this is the second time she was selected as a member of the Olympic squad, as she represented the United States in 2004, when the women claimed the god medal in Athens. Wagner put together a stellar collegiate career at Santa Clara, claiming the Honda Award as the nation's top women's soccer player after leading the Broncos to their only national title in 2001, and capturing the M.A.C. Hermann Trophy in 2002 after leading Santa Clara back to the national title game and finishing as national runner-up. She was also a three-time All-American as well as the West Coast Player of the Year and College Cup MVP in 2001.
Women's soccer will open play on Aug. 6 against Norway in Qinhuangdao, China. The USA will then face Japan on Aug. 9, also in Qinhuangdao, before finishing Group G play against New Zealand on Aug. 12 in Shenyang.
Madigan was a member of the Santa Clara men's crew team from 1988-91 and was a part of the 1991 Pacific Coast Championship team in the Varsity 4 event. The Broncos defeated a field of 13 boats including the University of Washington, Cal, Stanford and UCLA. SCU headed into the event as the No. 1 seed in the South after winning the California State Championship and the Heart of Texas regatta in Austin. The Broncos registered a blistering time of 6:48 for the 2000-meter course, which automatically qualified them for Nationals. Madigan graduated in 1991 with a degree in accounting and remained involved with the rowing community by making the transition from a national team athlete to a club coach at the Potomac Boat Club in Washington, D.C. He's work with athletes that have gone on to win the US National the past eight years as well as six Pan American Games medalist, two World Cup medalists and two World Championship medalists. Madigan was selected as a coach fro the US Olympic team after working with the women's quadruple scull who finished second at the World Cup in Lucerne, Switzerland. He currently serves as director of operations for FortiusOne, a consulting firm based out of Arlington, Va.
Rowing at the 2008 Olympic Games begins Aug. 9 and runs through August 17. Finals are set for Aug. 16-17. The competition will take place at the Shunyi Olympic Rowing-Canoeing Park, located in Mapo Town in the Shunyi district of Beijing.
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DALLAS - Dallas-based production company Onstage Systems supplied the audio system for the main stage of the Something Wicked Festival Oct. 27 in Houston. Billed as Texas's first large-scale Halloween-oriented electronic dance music festival, the event featured international, national and local DJs including Zedd, Nero and Flux Pavilion.
The festival, produced by EDM promoters Disco Donnie Presents and Nightculture, filled up the Sam Houston Race Park. A full stadium sound package was needed, and Onstage provided it for the main stage with a full L-ACOUSTICS K1 stadium system. This included main hangs of 10 per side of L-ACOUSTICS K1, with 36 L-ACOUSTICS SB28 subwoofers and 4 L-ACOUSTICS KUDO compact line source cabinets for front-fills.
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The package provided a perfect sound experience, according to a reporter for The Houston Post, whose review said, "The main stage sound system sounded better than any I've ever come across at an outdoor show..."
Eric Thomas, the K1 audio tech with Onstage Systems who worked the show, raved about the company's new inventory of L-ACOUSTICS equipment.
"We have been using L-ACOUSTICS products since 1999 and have not come across a better range of enclosures," Thomas said. "Now adding K1 to our inventory has raised the bar once again. This system is incredibly transparent; it is like mixing on hi-fi studio monitors. The axis of coverage is most impressive as well as the throw capability. We look forward to deploying the K1 on more of our large scale festivals." Onstage Systems President Hyacinth Belcher said the new purchase of audio gear has been used recently on the TCU Stadium grand opening concert with Blake Shelton in Fort Worth, TX and the Sun City Music Festival in El Paso. It will be put to good use on upcoming festivals and shows such as George Strait at the Alamodome and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, she added. Belcher plans to use the new gear on many music festivals next year, and hopes for some concert touring possibilities as well.
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Seven high-end Breckenridge homes star in "Home for the Holidays," a first-time holiday home tour put on by Domus Pacis Family Respite, a local nonprofit that uses loaned homes to provide a week of rest and relaxation for families of loved ones affected by cancer. The self-guided tour, which takes place Saturday, includes homes decorated for the holidays as well as lunch by Chef Doug Schwartz of the Colorado Mountain College culinary school and an auction of art pieces from well-known Summit County artists. The day starts with a continental breakfast at CMC, where participants register and pick up tour booklets. "Each home has a different feel, ranging from minimalist to a house on 'Christmas-decoration steroids,'" said program manager Genia Gallagher. "Each of the homes are special even before the decorations." One house, described by Gallagher as "baronial in dcor," has five Christmas trees in the great room. Another perches atop Discovery Hill, affording guests views of the Tenmile Range, along with a collection of Santas. Yet another is primarily modern in dcor, but decorated in traditional holiday style, making for "a nice blend," Gallagher said. Home for the Holidays runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Participants can return to CMC for a gourmet lunch of soup and salad prepared by Schwartz, plus desserts by supporters of Domus Pacis. The auction, which closes at 3:30 p.m., includes a photograph by John Fielder, an oil painting by local plein air artist Amy Evans and themed tabletop trees.Proceeds will be used to provide "Domus Dollars" to supplement the gap for families with financial challenges that might prevent them from enjoying a week of respite in a loaned Breckenridge home, explained Marylouise "Duck" White-Petteruti, who co-founded the organization with her husband Vince. "The reason we sought to do this event is the natural fit with the Domus Pacis mission to offer families going through a devastating illness an opportunity to gather in the beauty and peace of Summit County's mountains," White-Petteruti said. "Primary to delivery of the mission is providing a hearth and the friendship and generosity of our community – and during the holidays that is what we strive to do for our friends and families."
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|We fogged up the camera lens with our love.
|And I included proof that he wears a helmet. And uses a pink nuk. Moving along.
|At this point, we had ridden 12km, stopped at a yard sale and bought him a riding tractor (which is in the bike trailer) and he was given a free green bear. I'm otherwise not much for buying small green bears. He would drop it on the way home anyway.
|We arrived at the Enø Strand beach and picnicked.
|And I realized he needs a haircut, but he kind of looks like Damon Albarn from Blur, so there is no real rush, I guess.
|Total resemblance.
Okay, so it wasn't technically a triathlon since we didn't swim. We just waded, threw stones, played soccer and did yoga. Just like Christian, he loves yoga. He just copies what I do until he falls over and can't stop laughing. There is no better place for it than on the beach. It is the only place I can hold crow pose for a decent amount of time. I couldn't convince Mattias to take a picture of it.
|Not me, but this is crow pose.
|And this is crow pose. Again, not me.
|We looked at potential summer houses.
|How did that nice shoe get in there?
|Suså river trail
|Finish line!
|Now what to wear tomorrow to the Farum Sø Løb? (look at all of this awesome stuff from Salomon!)
Now back to the Duluth furnished housing search. (By the way, you should see the houses the people at Essentia Health are saying we should buy- talk about extravagance! I said we just want a modest place near the downtown in a nice neighborhood- and of course that is way harder to find than a horrid McMansion, unfortunately).
Running song of the Day: Gigantic by the Pixies (in my old band I used to play this song on the base and sing it and it just rocks (heard it on Portland's KEXP last night), but I guess it is an oldie now)


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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 22 (UPI) -- Actresses Jane Fonda, Jennifer Garner, Kristen Stewart and Kerry Washington are to be presenters at Sunday's Oscar ceremony in Los Angeles.
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During my recent trip to San Francisco, I had the chance to stop over at Gama-Go's flagship San Francisco boutique located at 335 8th Street in the SOMA neighborhood. GAMA-GO, which was started in 2000 by an art school dropout, traveling curmudgeon, and an amateur taxidermist, opened their first retail store just about a year ago. I had been invited by Adam Nace, one of the PR gurus at Gama-Go, to stop by the store and take a look around. I'm really glad that Adam had contacted because if he had not I probably would have missed visiting their awesome shop. Unfortunately, because of scheduling (I stopped by on a Saturday) I didn't have a chance to meet with Adam or the founders.
The shop was surprisingly very spacious, and this gives you lots of room to explore the various GAMA-GO goodies. I had a fun time rummaging through the different designs while my girlfriend thumbed through the fun non-tee GAMA-GOODS. All of the shirts that I had lusted for on GAMA-GO's online store was available at their boutique. I left GAMA-Go with two yeti-centric T-Shirts, Sequoia Solo and Yeti King, both of which I had been wanting to get for some time. I kind of wish that I had gotten the rest of their Yeti themed tees! Here are a few of the photos that I took:


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* Cyprus delays vote on controversial tax on bank accounts
* VIX volatility index jumps but still low
* Dow down 0.4 pct , S&P 500 off 0.6 pct, Nasdaq off 0.4 pct
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NEW YORK, March 18 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Monday after a plan to tax bank accounts in Cyprus to help pay for the country's bailout stoked worries that it could threaten the stability of financial institutions in the euro zone.
The move pushed the S&P 500 farther from its 2007 record closing high of 1,565.15 after the index came within striking distance of the level last week.
Financial stocks led the day's decline, with the S&P 500 financial index down 1 percent, following a steep slide in European bank shares. JPMorgan Chase fell 1 percent to $49.51.
Cypriot ministers were trying to revise a plan to seize money from bank deposits before a parliamentary vote on Tuesday that will secure the island's financial rescue or could lead to its default.
European officials have said the measure is a one-off for a country that accounts for just 0.2 percent of European output. The fear is that savers in larger European countries will become nervous and start withdrawing funds, although there was no immediate sign of that on Monday.
"There are worries about whether there will be any spillover from the Cyprus situation," said Nick Sargen, chief investment officer at Fort Washington Investment Advisors in Cincinnati, which oversees more than $45 billion.
"Will authorities be able to convince markets that this proposal is only for this unique situation, for such a small country where the banking system is more of a tax shelter? If they can't, that might cause new concerns about Europe's banking system."
The Dow Jones industrial average slipped 62.05 points, or 0.43 percent, to 14,452.06 at the close. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index shed 8.60 points, or 0.55 percent, to 1,552.10. The Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 11.48 points, or 0.35 percent, to close at 3,237.59.
Earlier in the day, the Dow had lost more than 100 points to tumble to an intraday low of 14,404.21. The Dow, which broke through its 2007 record highs on March 5, is still up about 10.3 percent for the year.
The S&P 500 is up 8.8 percent for the year. The benchmark index is on track to post its best quarter in a year.
"Given what went on in the rest of the globe, it's hung in there," said Uri Landesman, president of Platinum Partners, an alternative investment fund in New York, in reference to the S&P 500's performance.
"The bulls are definitely still in control of this market, and because of that, it's possible by the end of the month, we set an all-time high on the S&P," Landesman said.
The CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, Wall Street's favorite barometer of fear, shot up 18.2 percent to 13.36. Last week, the VIX hit a six-year low.
Among decliners, Schlumberger shares fell 3.9 percent to $76.34 after the world's largest oilfield services company said fewer rigs than predicted were going back to work in its North American operations.
Shares of Dow component Boeing Co fell 1.4 percent to $85.18. Boeing is putting the 787 Dreamliner through tough tests that it had helped develop, but never used on the jet.
Shares of Charter Communications Inc surged 8.8 percent to $98.04 after the Wall Street Journal said Liberty Media Corp is close to buying a 25 percent stake in the cable operator for about $2.5 billion.
Liberty shares rose 0.3 percent to $110.66.
After the bell, shares of Electronic Arts climbed 2.6 percent to $19.20 after the video game company said its chief executive has resigned. The shares closed at $18.71.
Volume was roughly 5.8 billion shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange, the Nasdaq and the NYSE MKT, compared with the 2012 average daily closing volume of about 6.45 billion.
Decliners outpaced advancers on the NYSE by a ratio of slightly more than 3 to 2, and on the Nasdaq, by about 2 to 1.


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Williams v. Maryland ~ Petition for Writ of Cert
Stephen Halbrook has apparently filed a Writ for Cert to the Supreme Court in the case of Williams v. Maryland.
Whether peaceably carrying or transporting a
registered handgun outside the home, without a carry
permit that is unobtainable by ordinary, law-abiding
citizens, is outside of the scope of "the right of the
people to . . . bear arms" protected by the Second
Amendment to the United States Constitution.
Williams was a case in the criminal courts, not civil. The opinion was notable in their audacity in my opinion, saying "iIf the Supreme Court, in this dicta, meant its holding to extend beyond home possession, it will need to say so more plainly."
Careful what you wish for, perhaps.
The question now is if this one will have the legs, or perhaps they'll deny it, knowing of SAF/CGF/Gura's blitzkrieg in the lower courts. I guess we'll see...
There's that sound again...chugga chugga CHOO CHOO!
**To any Mod, please move this to 2A. I put it in National Politics by mistake. Thanks!**


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COLUMBIA, Mo. – In the latest milestone of the University of Missouri System's strategic planning initiative, UM System President Tim Wolfe announced today the distribution of $22,172,750 in funding to the system's four campuses, which the institutions will utilize for strategic priorities. The award in funding comes after the UM System and its campuses developed strategy statements that included measurable objectives to be achieved by 2020 or earlier, the scope of constituents they want to serve and the advantage they bring that differentiates them from other institutions.
The funding distribution demonstrates that the system is following through on the president's strategic planning process, moving on from developing conceptual strategic plans to funding them to ensure timely and successful execution of those plans.
"I am pleased at the progress made by our chancellors and their teams in articulating the strategic priorities for each of their campuses, and reaching today's major milestone of allocating dollars to assist them in furthering those priorities," Wolfe said. "Our strategic planning process was designed to enhance the plans of our campuses in their goal of retaining or enhancing best-in-class status. Today's announcement is further evidence that we are now executing those plans."
A total of $22,172,750 in new funding is being distributed to the four campuses and system, including $13,610,000 to the University of Missouri-Columbia of which $10.67 million was appropriated specifically for a new medical school program and the College of Veterinary Medicine large animal program; $3,202,000 to Missouri University of Science and Technology; $2,165,000 to the University of Missouri-St. Louis; $2,612,750 to the University of Missouri-Kansas City; and $583,000 to the UM System.
In addition to the new state funding targeted for implementing the strategic plans, campus and system administration have budgeted an additional $48.5 million for investment in implementing the plan in the first year. The funding identified for this purpose includes $25 million from budget reallocation. While fully implementing the plans without the new state support would be difficult in the event it does not materialize – funding is contingent upon Governor Nixon's veto of House Bill 253 being sustained followed by the release of currently restricted funds – the campuses are committed to moving ahead.
Campus and system administration submitted strategic planning funding requests earlier this summer. Each request was analyzed, including input on all proposals from the chancellors, and final decisions on funding were based on the criteria for strategic financial investment that was agreed upon by the president and chancellors in April.
Each campus request was evaluated on whether it would have a measurable and significant impact on achieving the strategy, or return on investment; evidence that the campus is sharing the cost of the initiative and has made the difficult choices about what it will no longer do in order to free resources for strategic investment; the impact on student learning and success, including how the proposed action plan is tied to and directly impacts measurable student learning and success outcomes; and the extent to which the action plan and request for funding allows the actions being tested and implemented on one campus to be replicated on additional campuses.
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ACROSS-THE-BOARD federal spending cuts — "sequestration" — have started to impinge on air transportation. Furloughs to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) air-traffic controllers, which the Obama administration says are legally unavoidable, began Sunday, causing flight delays. On Monday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) announced that the relatively modest impact so far is just the "first taste of the pain of sequestration."
Mr. Reid's remark was part of a Democratic effort to highlight sequestration-related travail and blame it on Republicans, who refused any budget deal with President Obama that would have increased revenue. The Democrats are right that sequestration is counterproductive and that Republicans could have helped avoid it.
But it does not follow that the air-traffic crunch can be fixed only by eliminating sequestration, as Mr. Reid argued. "We cannot and should not only address the FAA cuts," he said. "We cannot ignore the sequestration's overall effect on Americans." White House spokesman Jay Carney chimed in with the demand that Republicans either support another short-term tax and spending measure to postpone the sequester "or take up the president's balanced approach to broader deficit reduction that would eliminate the sequester entirely."
Actually, if the air-traffic furloughs pose both a big inconvenience and a short-term danger to the U.S. economy — and they do — it would be irresponsible to let them go on until an unlikely grand bargain is struck, or even to use them as political leverage to achieve one. Mr. Reid is not a powerless bystander; he should work with the White House and Republicans to help the FAA offset the furloughs, which account for $160 million of the $637 million FAA sequester. That's not small change, but surely it could be scrounged out of the Transportation Department's $70 billion budget, given appropriate legislation.
Meanwhile, the airline industry is challenging the Obama administration's implementation of the furloughs. In a lawsuit filed at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, the airlines argue, plausibly, that the FAA could have carried out the furloughs with far less impact on air travelers, even if the sequestration law gave it no choice whether to impose them.
Specifically, the lawsuit notes that the FAA opted to cut hours 10 percent for all controllers, at all facilities — whether Los Angeles International or Teterboro, N.J. The airlines insist that there would be fewer delays if the FAA furloughed more controllers where there's less traffic and vice versa. The FAA's approach "exacerbates sequester-related disruption rather than minimizing it," their lawsuit says.
It's a strong charge, in response to which the FAA told us not that it had no choice in the matter but instead that it "cannot be in the business of picking winners and losers among airlines, hubs, airports or geographic locations." The FAA's plan did reflect concern for one group — the controllers' union, which sought and obtained a written guarantee that furloughs would be distributed equally across its membership, according to the union.
That might be an optimal solution for this undoubtedly dedicated federal workforce. Now someone should act on behalf of the traveling public.


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Ghayur, MA, Huang, Ye, McIlveen-Wright, D and Hewitt, Neil (2011) Process simulations for wheat and wheat straw based ethanol biorefinery concepts. In: Proceedings of the bioten conference on biomass, bioenergy and biofuels 2010. (Eds: Bridgwater, AV), CPL Press, Newbury, UK, pp. 146-152. ISBN 978-1-872691-54-1 [Book section]
Huang, Ye, McIlveen-Wright, D, Rezvani, S and Hewitt, Neil (2011) Biomass fuelled CHP system in selected buildings: a techno-economic assessment based on computational simulations. In: Proceedings of the bioten conference on biomass, bioenergy and biofuels 2010. (Eds: Bridgwater, AV), CPL Press, Newbury, UK, pp. 813-819. ISBN 978-1-872691-54-1 [Book section]
Conference contribution
McIlveen-Wright, D, Huang, Ye, Rezvani, S, Ghayur, A, Redpath, David A.G., Dave, Ashok and Hewitt, Neil (2011) A Technical and Economic Analysis of Large Scale Biomass Combustion. In: 19th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition, Berlin, Germany. ETA. 9 pp. [Conference contribution]
McIlveen-Wright, D, McMullan, JT and Guiney, DAVID (2004) Some CHP Options for Wood-fired Fuel Cells. In: 7th Biennial ASME Conference on Engineering Systems Design and Analysis, Manchester, England. ASME. 16 pp. [Conference contribution]
Journal article
Huang, Ye, Anderson, Mark, McIlveen-Wright, David, Lyons, G. A., McRoberts, W. C., Wang, Yaodong, Roskilly, Tony and Hewitt, Neil (2015) Biochar and Renewable Energy Generation from Poultry Litter Waste: A Technical and Economic Analysis Based on Computational Simulations. Applied Energy, 160 . pp. 656-663. [Journal article]
Huang, Ye, Anderson, Mark, Lyons, G A, McRoberts, W C, Wang, Y D, McIlveen-Wright, D, Roskilly, AP and Hewitt, Neil (2014) Techno-economic Analysis of BioChar Production and Energy Generation from Poultry Litter Waste. Energy Procedia, 61 . pp. 714-717. [Journal article]
Amirabedin, E and McIlveen-Wright, D (2013) A feasibility study of co-firing biomass in the Thermal Power Plant at Soma in order to reduce emissions: an exergy approach. International Journal of Environmental Research, 7 (1). pp. 139-154. [Journal article]
Dave, Ashok, Huang, Ye, Rezvani, Sina, McIlveen-Wright, David, Novaes, Marcio and Hewitt, Neil (2013) Techno-economic assessment of biofuel development by anaerobic digestion of European marine cold-water seaweeds. Bioresource Technology, 135 . pp. 120-127. [Journal article]
Huang, Ye, McIlveen-Wright, David, Rezvani, Sina, Huang, M.J., Wang, Y.D., Roskilly, A.P. and Hewitt, Neil (2013) Comparative techno-economic analysis of biomass fuelled combined heat and power for commercial buildings. Applied Energy, 112 . pp. 518-525. [Journal article]
Huang, Ye, Wang, yaodong, Rezvani, Sina, McIlveen-Wright, David, Anderson, Mark, Mondol, JD, Zacharopoulos, Aggelos and Hewitt, Neil (2013) A techno-economic assessment of biomass fuelled trigeneration system integrated with organic Rankine cycle. Applied Thermal Engineering, 53 (2). pp. 325-331. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, David, Huang, Ye, Rezvani, Sina, Redpath, David, Anderson, Mark, Dave, Ashok and Hewitt, Neil (2013) A technical and economic analysis of three large scale biomass combustion plants in the UK. Applied Energy, 112 . pp. 396-404. [Journal article]
Huang, Ye, Wang, M.H., Stephenson, P, Rezvani, S, McIlveen-Wright, D, Minchener, A. J., Hewitt, Neil, Dave, Ashok and Fleche, A (2012) Hybrid coal-fired power plants with CO2 capture: A technical and economic evaluation based on computational simulations. Fuel, 101 . pp. 244-253. [Journal article]
Rezvani, S, McIlveen-Wright, D, Huang, Ye, Dave, Ashok, Mondol, Jayanta Deb and Hewitt, Neil (2012) Comparative analysis of energy storage options in connection with coal fired Integrated Gasification Combined Cycles for an optimised part load operation. Fuel, 101 . pp. 154-160. [Journal article]
Huang, Ye, Wang, YD, Rezvani, S, McIlveen-Wright, David, Anderson, Mark and Hewitt, Neil (2011) Biomass Fuelled Trigeneration System in Selected Buildings. Energy Conversion and Management, 52 (6). pp. 2448-2454. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D, Huang, Ye, Rezvani, S, Mondol, Jayanta Deb, Redpath, David, Anderson, Mark, Hewitt, Neil and Williams, BC (2011) A Techno-economic assessment of the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions through the use of biomass co-combustion. Fuel, 90 (1). pp. 11-18. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D, Moglie, M, Rezvani, S, Huang, Y, Anderson, M, Redpath, D, Dave, A and Hewitt, NJ (2011) A techno-economic analysis of biomass gasifiers integrated with high and intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cells. International Journal of Energy Research, 35 (12). pp. 1037-1047. [Journal article]
Redpath, David, McIlveen-Wright, D, Kattakayam, Thomas, Hewitt, Neil, Karlowski, Jerzy and Bardi, Ugo (2011) Battery powered electric vehicles charged via solar photovoltaic arrays developed for light agricultural duties in remote hilly areas in the Southern Mediterranean region. Journal of Cleaner Production, 19 (17-18). pp. 2034-2048. [Journal article]
Redpath, D, McIlveen-Wright, D, Kattakayam, T, Hewitt, NJ, El Amsar, T., Geha, D., Karam, F., Karlowski, J. and Griffiths, P (2010) Battery powered electric vehicles developed for light agricultural duties in remote areas in the southern Mediterranean region. International Journal of Ambient Energy, 31 (3). pp. 115-132. [Journal article]
Huang, Y, Rezvani, S, McIlveen-Wright, D, Hewitt, N, Minchener, A and Mondol, J (2009) Techno-economic assessment of pulverized coal boilers and IGCC power plants with CO2 capture. Frontiers of Chemical Engineering in China, 4 (2). pp. 196-206. [Journal article]
Mondol, Jayanta Deb, McIlveen-Wright, David, Rezvani, Sina, Huang, Ye and Hewitt, Neil (2009) Techno-economic evaluation of advanced IGCC lignite coal fuelled power plants with CO2 capture. Fuel, 88 (12). pp. 2495-2506. [Journal article]
Rezvani, S, Bolland, O., Franco, F., Huang, Ye, Span, R., Keyser, J., Sander, F., McIlveen-Wright, D and Hewitt, Neil (2009) Natural gas oxy-fuel cycles—Part 3: Economic evaluation. Energy Procedia, 1 (1). pp. 565-572. [Journal article]
Rezvani, Sina, Huang, Ye, McIlveen-Wright, David, Hewitt, Neil and Mondol, Jayanta Deb (2009) Comparative assessment of coal fired IGCC systems with CO2 capture using physical absorption, membrane reactors and chemical looping. Fuel, 88 (12). pp. 2463-2472. [Journal article]
Huang, Y, Rezvani, S, McIlveen-Wright, D, Michener, A and Hewitt, N (2008) Techno-economic study of CO2 capture and storage in coal fired oxygen fed entrained flow IGCC power plants. Fuel Processing Technology, 89 (9). pp. 916-925. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D, Huang, Y, Rezvani, S and Wang, YD (2007) A technical and environmental analysis of co-combustion of coal and biomass in fluidised bed technologies. Fuel, 86 (14). pp. 2032-2042. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D, Rezvani, S, Huang, Y and Hewitt, NJ (2007) Power generation from biomass in a small CFBC plant compared with biomass co-fired with coal in a large CFBC. International Journal of Ambient Energy, 28 (3). pp. 143-150. [Journal article]
Rezvani, S, Huang, Ye, McIlveen-Wright, D, Hewitt, Neil and Wang, YD (2007) Comparative assessment of sub-critical versus advanced super-critical oxyfuel fired PF boilers with CO2 sequestration facilities. Fuel, 86 (14). pp. 2134-2143. [Journal article]
Wang, Y, McIlveen-Wright, D, Huang, Y, Hewitt, NJ, Eames, PC, Rezvani, S, McMullan, JT and Roskilly, AP (2007) The application of FLOX/COSTAIR technologies to reduce NOx emissions from coal/biomass fired power plant: a technical assessment based on computational simulation. Fuel, 86 (14). pp. 2101-2108. [Journal article]
Huang, Ye, McIlveen-Wright, D, Rezvani, S, Wang, YD, Hewitt, Neil and Williams, BC (2006) Biomass co-firing in a pressurized fluidized bed combustion (PFBC) combined cycle power plant: A techno-environmental assessment based on computational simulations. Fuel Processing Technology, 87 (10). pp. 927-934. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D and Pinto, FILOMENA (2006) A Comparison of Circulating Fluidised Bed Combustion and Gasification Power Plant Technologies for Processing Mixtures of Coal Biomass and Plastic Waste. Fuel Processing Technology, 87 (9). pp. 793-801. [Journal article]
Wang, YD, Huang, Ye, McIlveen-Wright, D, Hewitt, Neil, Eames, P, Rezvani, S and McMullan, J (2006) Absorption enhanced reforming of lignite integrated with molten carbonate fuel cell. Fuel, 85 (14-15). pp. 2133-2140. [Journal article]
Wang, YD, Huang, Ye, McIlveen-Wright, D, McMullan, J, Hewitt, Neil, Eames, PC and Rezvani, S (2006) A techno-economic analysis of the application of continuous staged-combustion and flameless oxidation to the combustor design in gas turbines. Fuel Processing Technology, 87 (8). pp. 727-736. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D and Guiney, DJ (2003) Wood-Fired Fuel Cells In Selected Buildings. Journal of Power Sources, 118 (1-2). pp. 393-404. [Journal article]
Williams, BC, Henderson, P and McIlveen-Wright, D (2003) Biomass Gasification for Combined Heat and Power in the Chipboard Industry. Developments in Chemical Engineering and Mineral Processing, 11 (1-2). pp. 79-93. [Journal article]
Williams, BC, McIlveen-Wright, D and Rezvani, S (2003) Gasification of Waste Medium Density Fibreboard as a Route to Power Generation. Developments in Chemical Engineering and Mineral Processing, 11 (1-2). pp. 55-66. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D and Guiney, DAVID (2002) Wood-Fired Fuel Cells In An Isolated Community. J. Power Sources, 106 (1-2). pp. 93-101. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D, McMullan, JT and Williams, BC (2001) Biomass-fired Fuel Cells. International Journal of Global Energy Issues, 15 (3/4). pp. 220-246. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D, Williams, BC and McMullan, JT (2001) A Reappraisal of Wood-Fired Combustion. Bioresource Technology, 76 (3). pp. 183-190. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D, Williams, BC and McMullan, JT (2000) Wood gasification integrated with fuel cells. Renewable Energy, 19 (1-2). pp. 223-228. [Journal article]
McIlveen-Wright, D, Williams, BC and McMullan, JT (1999) Options for Small and Medium Scale Power Generation from Biomass. Developments in Chemical Engineering & Mineral Processing, 7 (1-2). pp. 85-114. [Journal article]
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La Crosse, Wis. - The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse football team fell 40-10 to 14th-ranked UW-Platteville Saturday afternoon at Roger Harring Stadium at Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex in the Eagles' home opener. UW-L drops to 2-3 overall and 1-1 in the WIAC while UW-Platteville improves to 4-1 overall and 1-1 in the conference. The Pioneers have won the last four meetings with the Eagles.
UW-L took the opening kickoff to lead 7-0 as Jared Stan scored on a five-yard run with 12:32 remaining in the first quarter. He had 52 yards rushing on the drive as the Eagles went 73 yards on six plays in 2:28.
UW-Platteville, ranked 14th on D3football.com and 16th in the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), tied the game on its first possession as Bryce Corrigan threw a nine-yard touchdown pass to Paul Reit. The Pioneers went 65 yards on seven plays in 3:07.
Stan fumbled on the Eagles' next drive with the Pioneers' Jacob Zilbar recovering the ball at UW-L's 29-yard line. Hank McIvor scored three plays later on a 24-yard run to give UW-Platteville a 13-7 advantage. Zach Litchfield's extra-point was blocked by Kyle Spieker. The Pioneers went 29 yards on three plays in 1:27 to take the lead.
UW-L was forced to punt on its next possession and UW-Platteville went 77 yards on six plays in 2:48 to take a 20-7 lead as McIvor scored on a 13-yard run with :16 left in the first quarter.
Adam Pannier cut the lead to 20-10 with 12:01 left in the second period as he converted a 23-yard field goal attempt. It was his first career field goal. UW-L went 66 yards on eight plays in 3:10.
UW-Platteville fumbled on its next possession as Jake Meckstroth recovered at the UW-L 29-yard line, but the Eagles were later forced to punt.
Corrigan gave UW-Platteville a 27-10 lead as he hit Ryley Bailey on a two-yard touchdown pass with 1:55 left in the half. The team went 80 yards on 12 plays in 5:32. The Pioneers maintained the 27-10 halftime lead.
Both teams were forced to punt on its first possessions of the second half, but UW-Platteville took a 33-10 lead with 7:26 remaining in the third quarter as Travis Nelson scored on a three-yard run. The Pioneers led 33-10 at the end of the third quarter and later finished the scoring with 11:17 left in the game as Corrigan threw a 18-yard touchdown pass to Reit to make it 40-10.
UW-L finished with 253 yards of offense, including 65 rushing and 188 passing. The Eagles had 14 first downs, but finished 0-for-11 on third-down.
Stan led UW-L with 72 yards rushing on 15 attempts (4.8 average). Andy Sires was 17-of-30 passing for 188 yards. He was sacked five times. Tony Bilderback caught six passes for 58 yards while Jake Welch had four receptions for 29 yards. Jeff Haffemann finished with three catches for 72 yards.
UW-Platteville totaled 528 yards of offense, including 113 rushing and 415 passing. The Pioneers finished with 29 first downs and were nine-of-13 on third-down. UW-Platteville won the time of possession Saturday, 38:03 to 21:57.
McIvor had 62 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 15 attempts. Corrigan finished 37-of-43 passing for 412 yards and three touchdowns. He completed his first 15 attempts of the game. Reit tied a WIAC single-game record with 18 catches, finishing with 167 yards and two touchdowns. UW-River Falls' Michael Zweifel caught 18 passes versus UW-L (Nov. 3, 2007) while UW-Superior's Tim Mowery finished with 18 receptions against UW-Stevens Point (1981).
Bailey had nine catches for 85 yards and one touchdown Saturday for the Pioneers while Trevor Whitehead caught five for 105 yards.
Brett Benson (nine unassisted) and Meckstroth led UW-L with 12 tackles each. Benson had one forced fumble while Meckstroth recorded a fumble recovery. Max Nicholson totaled 11 tackles while Jack Leahy finished with nine.
Dave Daino led UW-Platteville with eight tackles, including one forced fumble. Nick Snyder had seven tackles, including 1.5 sacks. Bronzun Kyles had 2.0 sacks.
UW-L returns to action Saturday, October 13 at UW-Eau Claire at 11:30 a.m.
UW-L Falls to UW-Platteville in Home Opener
|No. 13 UW-Platteville (4-1)
|UW-La Crosse (2-3)
La Crosse, Wis. - The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse football team fell 40-10 to 14th-ranked UW-Platteville Saturday afternoon at Roger Harring Stadium at Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex in the Eagles' home opener. UW-L drops to 2-3 overall and 1-1 in the WIAC while UW-Platteville improves to 4-1 overall and 1-1 in the conference. The Pioneers have won the last four meetings with the Eagles.


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