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PhD students and Post-docs
Thibault ANNAVALATER UPJV
Ranim AL AYOUBIPhD student UPJV
Claudia HERRERA LEONPhD student UPJV
Noadya MONNIERPost doctoral student UTC
Salim MAKNIPhD student UTC
Paulina MEDINA RANGELPhD student UTC
Alejandra MIERPhD student UTC
Ernesto PARULI IIIPhD student
Nely RODRIGUEZPhD student UPJV
Ye TAOPhD student UTC
Thibault ANNAVAL
I'm working at the interface between the two themes and under the supervision of Pr N. d'Amelio.
My main research topics are:
- Development of a web server referencing data on antimicrobial peptides in order to guide the screening of optimal sequences of peptides capable of high antimicrobial resistance.
- Structure determination of antimicrobial peptides free or bound in bicelles as models of biological membranes.
Biochemistry, enzymology, structural biology, natural products, produits naturels, polyketides
General information
- 2018-2019: ATER – GEC UMR 7025 CNRS/Université de Picardie Jules Verne, Amiens, France
- 2016-2018: Post-doctorat – The Scripps Research Institute, Jupiter, Florida, USA
- 2012-2015: Doctorat – IMoPA UMR 7365 CNRS/Université de Lorraine, Nancy, France
Main publications
Ranim AL AYOUBI
Member of the theme "Plant Metabolism and Bioresources".
PhD project: Study of ethanol fermentation by yeasts of enzymatic hydrolysates of lignocellulosic substrates pretreated with ionic liquids (under the supervision of Pr C. Sarazin).
Enzymology, microbiology and pretreatment of lignocellulosic biomass by ionic liquids.
General information
- Biochemistry licence, Lebanon
- Applied biotechnology master, Lebanon
- Biohemistry and enzymatic engineering PhD – in progress (Université de Picardie Jules Verne – Université Libanaise)
Personal interests
Swimming, hiking.
Claudia HERRERA LEON
I'm working at the interface between the two themes and working under the supervision of Pr N. d'Amelio.
Main research topics:
- Design and physicochemical characterization of antimicrobial peptides: NMR study of their interaction with the biomimetic membranes of cancer cells by NMR.
- PhD project: Design and testing of selectivity and haemolytic properties of novel antimicrobial peptides based on sequence alignments (under the supervision of Pr N. d'Amelio).
Biochemistry, microbiology, molecular biology.
General information
- Licence in pharmaceutical chemistry and biology, Veracruzana university (Mexico)
- Master in Biotechnology, Meritorious Autonomous University of Puebla (Mexico)
- PhD, Université de Picardie Jules Verne (Amiens, France)
Personal interests
Music, stand up paddle
Noadya MONNIER
N. Monnier is currently a post-doctoral fellow in the theme "Plant Metabolism and Bioresources", under the scientific supervision of Dr S. Rippa.
Rhamnolipids produced by Pseudomonas aeruginosa are glycolipids with both antimicrobial and plant defense triggering activities. N. Monnier's work focuses on rhamnolipids mode of action on both plants and fungi. It combines in vivo studies with a biophysical approach on biomimetic membrane models. Indeed, rhamnolipid amphiphilic properties have raised the possibility of a direct interaction with the lipidic fraction of plant and fungal plasma membranes.
- Plant defense studies through microscopic observations (stomata opening, callose deposition) and gene expression quantification (qPCR, transcriptomics) on Brassicaceae (A. thaliana, B. napus).
- Study of antifungal activities in culture medium (inhibition of mycelial growth and spore germination) and on foliar tissue.
- Study of amphiphilic compounds interaction with biomimetic membranes (2H and 31P solid-state NMR, FTIR, ITC…).
General information
After a broad based education (engineering degree in Centrale Marseille and master degree in chemistry in Aix Marseille Université), N. Monnier did her PhD in GEC – UPJV under the supervision of Pr C. Sarazin and Dr S. Rippa (December 2014 – February 2018). Her work, founded by the Hauts de France council and the ERDF, focused on plant defences and in particular on the perception and mode of action of natural glycolipids, rhamnolipids, triggering plant innate immunity. Between September 2017 and June 2018, as a research and teaching assistant in GEC –UPJV, she studied rhamnolipids antifungal activities. She is currently a post doctoral researcher in the theme "Plant Metabolism and Bioresources" in GEC – UTC, under the scientific supervision of Dr S. Rippa and founded by PIVERT (EliZa project). Her work aim to explore rhamnolipid potential as a biocontrol agent.
Post doc project: Optimisation of rhamnolipid mixes whith antinfungal and eliciting activities for protection of rapeseed and other oleaginous brassicaceae.
Future projects: Public or private research on plant biology or biocontrol.
Main publications
Monnier N., Furlan A-l., Buchoux S., Deleu M., Dauchez M., Rippa S., Sarazin C. Exploring the Dual Interaction of Natural Rhamnolipids with Plant and Fungal Biomimetic Plasma Membranes through Biophysical Studies" has been published in IJMS as part of the Special Issue SAR "Out of the Box. Int. J. Mol. Sci., 2019, 20,1009.
Monnier M., Furlan A., Botcazon C., Dahi A., Mongelard G., Cordelier S., Clement C., Dorey S., Sarazin C., Rippa S. Rhamnolipids from Pseudomonas aeruginosa are elicitors triggering Brassica napus protection against Botrytis cinerea without physiological disorders. Frontiers in Plant Science, 2018, 1778,101-124. ABSTRACT: Rhamnolipids (RLs) are amphiphilic molecules naturally produced by some bacteria with a large range of biological activities. Although some studies report their potential interest in plant protection, evaluation of their effects and efficiency on annual crops of worldwide agronomic interest is lacking. The main objective of this work was to investigate their elicitor and protective activities on rapeseed crop species while evaluating their physiological effects. Here we report that RLs from Pseudomonas aeruginosa secretome trigger an effective protection of Brassica napus foliar tissues toward the fungus Botrytis cinerea involving the combination of plant defense activation and direct antimicrobial properties. We demonstrated their ability to activate canonical B. napus defense responses including reactive oxygen species production, expression of defense genes, along with callose deposits and stomatal closure as efficient physical protections. In addition, microscopic cell death observations and electrolyte leakage measurements indicated that RLs trigger a hypersensitive response-like defense in this plant. We also showed that foliar spray applications of RLs do not induce deleterious physiological consequences on plant growth or chlorophyll content and that RL protective properties are efficient on several grown cultivars of rapeseed. To our knowledge, this is the first report of RLs as an elicitor that suppresses fungal disease on tissues of an annual crop species under greenhouse conditions. Our results highlight the dual mode of action of these molecules exhibiting plant protection activation and antifungal activities and demonstrate their potential for crop cultures as environmental-friendly biocontrol solution.
Salim MAKNI
I'm member of the theme "Plant Metabolism and Bioresources" and my current research consists in studying the connection between lipid metabolism and circadian clock in Arabidopsis thaliana (under the supervision of A. Troncoso-Ponce).
Thus, Arabidopsis thaliana is cultivated under different conditions of exposure to light (constant condition or 12h in light) to determine whether lipid metabolism only depend on the diurnal rhythm or circadian rhythm too.
In the same time, lipid constituents of different circadian clock mutants are compared to their wild-type strains to identify metabolic pathways that are connected to the circadian clock.
Scientific skills:
Lipidomics: Connection between lipid metabolism and circadian clock in Arabidopsis thaliana, analyze of mycobacterial lipids
Metabolomics: Role of microbiota against pathogenic bacteria, comparison of different types of milk using NMR-based metabolomics.
Laboratory skills:
NMR, Mass spectrometry, extraction of metabolites and lipids, statistics (multivariate and univariate), cell culture (prokaryotic and eukaryotic), seedling culture, other skills (SDS-PAGE, Western Blot, microscopy).
General information
- 2015-2017: Master's degree in Metabolomics, Paul Sabatier University.
- 2012-2015: Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry
Profesionnal experiences:
- 2015 (3 months): Engineer in Biochemistry (Lipidomics)
- 2017 (6 months): Engineer in Biochemistry (Metabolomics)
- 2017 (3 months): Engineer in Biochemistry (Metabolomics)
- Since October 2018: PhD Student in Metabolomics/lipidomics. University of Compiègne, « Génie Enzymatique et Cellulaire ».
Personal interests
Music: Violin, Sport: Basketball
Paulina MEDINA RANGEL
Member of the theme "Biomimicry and Biomolecular Diversity".
PhD project: "Molecularly imprinted polymer nanocomposites as plastic antibodies for cell recognition" under the supervision of B. Tse-Sum-Bui and K. Haupt.
Synthesis of biomimetic polymers for biosensing, bioimaging and biomedical applications.
- Scientific writing and oral scientific communication
- Technical skills in cellular biology (cell culture of immortalized, cancer and primary cells), microscopy (light microscopy, epifluorescence and confocal), analytical methods (spectrophotometry, fluorometry, radioactivity, enzymatic assays), polymer chemistry, nanoparticles characterization
- Languages: Spanish (native), English (fluent), French (fluent), Italian (basic)
Roles and responsabilities
Student representative council
General information
- Bachelor degree in Biochemical Engineering, Autonomous University of Aguascalientes (Mexico)
- Master degree in Biological Engineering, University of Technology of Compiègne (France)
- PhD student in University of Technology of Compiègne (France)
Personal interests
Music, reading.
Main publications
Mier A., Nestora S., Medina Rangel P., Rossez Y., Haupt K., Tse Sum Bui B. Cytocompatibility of Moleculary Imprinted Polymers for Deodorants : Evaluation on Human Keratinocytes and Axillary-Hosted Bacteria . ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces , 2019, 2 ,3439-3447 ABSTRACT: https://doi.org/10.1021/acsabm.9b00388
Medina Rangel P., Caclef S., Xu J., Panagiotopoulou M., Kovensky J., Tse Sum Bui B., Haupt K. Solid-phase synthesis of moleculary imprinted polymer nanolabels: Affinity tools for cellular bioimaging of glycans. Scientific Reports, 2019, 9,3923.
Medina Rangel P., Moroni E., Merlier F., Gheber L., Vago R., Tse Sum Bui B., Haupt K. Chemical Antibody Mimics Inhibit Cadherin-Mediated Cell-Cell Adhesion: A Promising Strategy for Cancer Therapy. Angewandte Chemie, 2019, In press ,.
Demir B., Lemberger M. M., Panagiotopoulou M., Medina Rangel P. X., Timur S., Hirsch T., Tse Sum Bui B., Wegener J. & Haupt K. Tracking hyaluronan: molecularly imprinted polymer coated carbon dots for cancer cell targeting and imaging.. ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces, 2018, 10,3305-3313. ABSTRACT: War against cancer constantly requires new affinity tools to selectively detect, localize, and quantify biomarkers for diagnosis or prognosis. Herein, carbon nanodots (CDs), an emerging class of fluorescent nanomaterials, coupled with molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs), are employed as a biocompatible optical imaging tool for probing cancer biomarkers. First, N-doped CDs were prepared by hydrothermal synthesis using starch as carbon source and l-tryptophan as nitrogen atom provider to achieve a high quantum yield of 25.1
Alejandra MIER
Member of the theme "Biomimicry and Biomolecular Diversity".
PhD project: "Molecularly imprinted polymer nanocomposites as antibody mimics for cancer cell recognition and theranostics" under the supervision of B. Tse-Sum-Bui and K. Haupt.
- Technical skills in biology, cell engineering (cell culture, cytotoxicity assays, ELISA, etc), microscopy (epifluorescence), microfluidics, analytical methods, polymer chemistry and nanoparticles characterization.
- Languages: Spanish (native), English (fluent), French (fluent)
Roles and responsabilities
Administrative management of the MIP group.
General information
- Bachelor degree in Biochemical Engineering, Autonomous University of Aguascalientes (Mexico)
- Master degree in Biological Engineering, University of Technology of Compiègne (France)
- PhD student in University of Technology of Compiègne (France)
Personal interests
Main publications
Mier A., Nestora S., Medina Rangel P., Rossez Y., Haupt K., Tse Sum Bui B. Cytocompatibility of Moleculary Imprinted Polymers for Deodorants : Evaluation on Human Keratinocytes and Axillary-Hosted Bacteria . ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces , 2019, 2 ,3439-3447 ABSTRACT: https://doi.org/10.1021/acsabm.9b00388
Ernesto PARULI III
Member of the theme "Biomimicry and Biomolecular Diversity".
PhD project: "Direct writing of 3D MIP micro and nanosensors by two photon stereolithography" under the supervision of C. Gonzato and K. Haupt.
Novel click chemistry for the synthesis of molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs); two-photon stereolithography for the direct writing of 3D molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs)
Chemical sensors and biosensors; analytical chemistry; polymer chemistry; use of Nanoscribe Photonic Professional (GT) 3D printer; work in a radioactivity laboratory; UV-Vis; fluorescence; infrared spectroscopies
General information
- Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, University of Santo Tomas (Philippines)
- Bachelor thesis: "Chitosan/citric acid-based piezoelectric sensor for trimethylamine"
- Master of Science in Chemistry, University of Santo Tomas (Philippines)
- Master thesis: "Aptamer-coupled quartz crystal as histamine sensor"
- PhD student, Université de Technologie de Compiègne (France)
- PhD thesis: "Direct writing of 3D MIP micro and nanosensors by two photon stereolithography"
Personal interests
Music, reading, learning languages, badminton
Nely RODRIGUEZ
Member of the theme "Plant Metabolism and Bioresources".
PhD project: Anti-fungal properties of natural amphiphiles as viewed by molecular dynamics simulations (under the supervision of S. Buchoux).
Biophysics, computing and molecular dynamics.
General information
- Licence & M1: Physics, Murcia University (Spain).
- M2: Biological systems and physical concepts, UPMC Paris (France).
- PhD in biophysics: UPJV, Amiens (France).
Personal interests
Sport, nature.
Ye TAO
Member of the them "Biomimicry and Biomolecular Diversity".
My PhD project of Y. Tao aims to develop a new strategy of biofilm degradation of P. aeruginosa bacteria by immobilizing a MIP targeting a DNase epitope under the supervision of L. Duma and Y. Rossez.
Molecular imprinting technology, HPLC, Cell culture.
Solid-phase synthesis of molecularly imprinted polymer nanoparticles for biofilm recognition.
General information
- 09/2011-07/2015 : Ji Lin Business And Technology College Food Engineering; Major: Food Science and Engineering; Degree: Bachelor of Engineering
- 09/2015-06/2018: Wuhan Polytechnic University; Major: Food Science and Engineering; Research direction: Grain, Oils and Vegetable Protein Engineering
- 09/2018-present: Université de Technologie de Compiègne, UMR 7025 CNRS Enzyme and Cell Engineering
Personal interests
Basketball, swimming, music, skiing, sleeping


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It was four AM, and the final drunken guest had staggered their way back to their room an hour ago. Dawn was beginning to creep up the streets outside, and Andrew was fighting a losing battle with sleep. He hated this time of the night. Early on in the shift there was still work to do – guests to check in, calls to answer, rooms to check. The other reception staff were wide awake and talkative – it even sometimes bordered on fun. As the hours rolled on, however, there was less and less work to do, less and less conversation, more and more yawns and tired faces.
He stared at his computer screen. He'd had nothing to do for the last hour, and he knew that there would be nothing to do for the next three hours either, not until the morning shift staff arrived at seven AM. There was nothing between then and now except a landscape of boredom.
"Andrew. Can I borrow you for a minute?" The sound of his own name jerked Andrew from his reverie. Monica – the duty manager for the night – was standing on the other side of the desk, tapping her keycard on its wooden surface.
"Sure thing," said Andrew, fighting down a yawn. He locked his terminal and came around the desk. Monica beckoned for him to follow her, and they set off down one of the corridors. They didn't talk – both of them knew that they were surrounded on every side by sleeping guests, none of whom would be best pleased to be woken by talkative members of staff.
Andrew wondered what she could possibly want with him. Nothing good, he imagined. Monica was famously strict, and she looked it too. She always dressed immaculately, in a sharp skirt, blouse, jacket and scarf. Her legs were clad in sheer black tights, and her blonde hair was combed back into a neat ponytail. When she first arrived at the hotel he'd not been the only staff member to harbour something of a secret crush on her. Sadly, however, she had never shown any interest.
They arrived at a room at the end of the corridor, and Monica used her keycard to let them in. The place was empty, immaculate, and ready to receive any guests who might arrive. Monica gestured him into the room, and locked the door behind them.
"So," said Andrew, flicking on the light, "how can I help."
Monica followed him into the room and flicked the light back off. Andrew turned to face her, puzzled. "Well," said Monica, "to start with you can rip off my clothes, throw me down on that bed and fuck me."
Andrew blinked. "I'm sorry?" he said, certain he must have misheard.
Monica rolled her eyes. "Don't be cute. I've seen the way you look at me. You think I don't notice? I know you probably fantasise about me while you're jacking off of an evening. So here's your chance. I'm bored, I'm horny, I've just split from my boyfriend, and I want to get laid. More specifically, I want to get laid by you."
"I see," said Andrew. In spite of himself his cock had already hardened beneath his clothes, and he found himself trying to imagine the shape of Monica's body beneath hers. But… surely this couldn't be real, could it? "Are you sure-"
"Ugh." Monica made as if to stamp her foot in frustration. "You do want to fuck me, don't you?" she said.
Andrew looked her in the eye. She was deadly serious. "Well… yes," he said. "Course I do."
Monica spoke slowly, enunciating each word. "Then come on and fuck me," she said, before stepping forward, grabbing Andrew by his lapels and drawing him into a fierce, deep kiss. After a moment of surprise, Andrew kissed back with a will, pushing his tongue into Monica's mouth, his hands roaming over her body, feeling her softness beneath her clothes.
They kissed for a minute or two, and then Monica pulled back and looked him in the eyes. There was something of a challenge there – a dare, almost. And Andrew was ready to meet it. Without another word, he ripped away her scarf, and started undoing her blouse. At the same time her hands were at work on his shirt, fumbling the buttons. Quickly they ripped away one another's clothes. Monica doglegged her hands behind her back and unclipped her bra, releasing her heavy, rounded breasts. Her nipples were already erect. She grabbed Andrew's belt and, with deft hands, undid the catch. His cock sprang free, hard and erect. With a soft squeal of delight, Monica wrapped her hand around it.
Andrew couldn't quite believe what was happening. A few minutes ago he'd been sitting at the reception desk, bored out of his mind. Now here he was naked with the duty manager he'd always secretly fantasised about, his hard cock being pumped slowly in her fist.
"I'm wet," breathed Monica. "Feel me."
Andrew needed no further encouragement. He reached between her legs and ran a hand over the soft mound of her pubis. His fingers dipped into her, and she was wet and soft and slick and ready. He felt his cock quiver with excitement, and – caught up in a moment of lust – he pushed Monica gently back towards the bed.
She lay back on the pristine covers, spreading her legs, giving him a view of her neatly-shaved pussy. It was small and pink, tight-looking, neat. He couldn't wait a moment longer. The sudden rush of arousal was overwhelming. He fell on her, kissing her mouth, then her neck, then her breasts, his body pinning hers to the bed, his back arched, his cock seeking her heat.
Monica groaned long and low as he sank into her. He felt her shaking slightly underneath him, felt her insides clutching tight around his cock. She was so wet. So tight. For a second or two he simply lay there, enjoying the sensation of being inside of her. She wrapped her arms around him and squeezed, urging him deeper.
Andrew started to move, slowly at first, but picking up speed as the sensations of pleasure started to build within him. He made fists of the bedsheets and bucked into her hard, encouraged by her moans of pleasure. He could feel every inch of his cock sliding in and out of her tight slit, and he could feel the way she tightened around him. They were kissing frantically, their tongues wrestling, their bodies becoming one, blurred together.
When it came his orgasm was huge. It seemed to go on forever, spurt after spurt of tingling pleasure leaving him. Fireworks exploded all through his body, and he gripped Monica tight as he convulsed on top of her. Her teeth fastened on his neck, and she cried out with pleasure as he filled her, her back arching so that he could push deeper inside.
Finally, once his orgasm was over they separated and rolled apart on the bed. For a moment of two they both simply lay staring up at the ceiling, waiting for their breathing to return to normal. The, slowly, they both sat up.
"Well," said Monica breathlessly, "that rather livened up the night shift, didn't it?"
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NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. – A seven-run fourth inning proved to be the difference as Mount Aloysiu claimed a 9-7 victory over Brevard in the opening game of the Fast Pitch Dreams Tournament in North Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Trailing 1-0 heading into the top of the second, Brevard used a double by Emily White and a single off the bat of Teegan Bullock to set the table for Paige Atkison. Atkison delivered with a two-run double and eventually moved to third on a wild pitch by Wawros.
Brevard (0-1) extended its lead to 3-1 in the top of the third when Atkison drew a bases loaded walk to bring home teammate Amber Hong.
Facing a two-run deficit, the Mounties (5-4) used singles by Riley Keefer, Lydia Defazi and Abby Reitz to score the first run of the fourth inning. Reitz moved to third on an error by the catcher before eventually tying the game on a single by Kayla Hopkin.
Emily Wawros put Mount Aloysiu in the lead with a single, scoring Courtney Lin in the process. Kara Pisczek extended the inning with a single that plated Hopkin and Keefer in her second at-bat of the inning reached on an error at short, scoring Caroline Sho and Warwos. Mount Aloysiu scored its final run of the inning when Reitz belted an RBI single that scored Pisczek from third.
The Tornado offense put together its second multi-run inning of the game in the fifth, scoring four runs in the process, as it trimmed the deficit to 8-7. Brevard got its first runner on base when White was hit by a pitch and advanced to second on a steal. A walk by Ricki Kuhn was followed by Atkison's second two-run single game, scoring Kuhn and White in the process.
With Bullock and Hawk in scoring position Olivia Pauldin grounded out to short, bringing Bullock home from third for the Tornados' sixth run. Hawk followed shortly after, scoring on a wild pitch from third with Sara Lalier at the plate.
Mount Aloysiu added an insurance run in the home half of the fifth when Hopkin delivered a double that scored Kate Little.
Atkison led all hitters with a 2-for-3 performance that resulted in one double and five RBI. Kuhn slipped to 0-1 on the mound after surrendering seven runs, three earned, nine hits and three walks over 2.2 innings.
In similar fashion to the first game of the day, Medaille capitalized on four runs in the fourth inning to vault themselves to a 9-4 victory over the Tornados in the second game of the day at the Fast Pitch Dreams Tournament.
Jordan Hawk, who finished 2-for-3 at the plate and responsible for one RBI, was the only hitter in the Brevard lineup with multiple hits. The Tornados capped off the game with three doubles from Hawk, Elizabeth Traxler and Emily White.
The Tornados finished with seven hits as a unit and were led on the mound by Ricki Kuhn, who tallied two strikeouts, allowed seven hits and five runs (three earned) over 4.2 innings.
A double by White in the first inning, who was caught attempting to advance to third base, scored Teegan Bullock for the first run of the game. Medaille answered in the home half of the inning with a series of singles by Lauren Kocher and Morgan Bedford to move in front 2-1.
Atkison opened the second inning with a single to short and motored to third on a double by Hawk. Breanna Allen grounded to second, scoring Atkison from third, to knot the game at two-all.
The Mavericks returned the favor in the bottom of the frame, capitalizing on an error by Kuhn to move Sharon Trigilid and Amanda Szynkowsi into scoring position. Mercedes Suzzbach reached on an error at short, allowing Szynkowsi to score from third and Abby Nicometi added the fourth run of the contest on a sacrifice fly to centerfield.
Brevard trimmed the lead to 4-3 in the top of the fourth when Bullock connected on a single that scored Hawk from third base. Three straight singles to lead off the bottom of the fourth loaded the bases for the Mavericks who tallied their fifth run on a walk by Nicometi. Kocher doubled the lead to 6-3 with a bases loaded walk, bringing up Morgan Bedford.
With Bedford at the plate and Allen on the mound the pitch got away from Lalier, allowing Suzzbach to score the seventh run of the game from third. Bedford grounded out to short, but Nicometi crossed the plate for the 8-3 Medaille advantage.
The Mavericks scored their final run of the game in the fifth after back-to-back singles by Szynkowsi and Samantha Klein put runners at first and second for Trigilid. Trigilid came through with a single, scoring Szynkowsi from second on the play, to extend the lead to 9-3.
Brevard's final run of the game came in the sixth after Elizabeth Traxler led off the inning with a double. With one out, and Traxler at third, Allen scored her teammate from third on a double play by the shortstop to make for the 9-4 final.
Brevard returns to the diamond on Thursday, March 8th, when the Tornados face Sage and Hilbert.


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NASA Test-Fires Engine for Most Powerful Rocket Ever
Four RS-25 engines, built by Aerojet Rocketdyne, plus two solid rocket boosters, will propel NASA's new Space Launch System (SLS) rocket off of Earth and onward into deep space. The rocket is NASA's chosen vehicle to reach Mars. The new test is shown in full in a new NASA video.
Previously, RS-25 engines were used as the main engines for space shuttle flights, but they will need to fire at higher performance levels for use with the SLS, NASA officials said in a statement. This test collected data on how the engine works at that level, and also tested an engine controller unit that will allow it to communicate with the rest of the SLS setup. [Space Launch System Rocket's First Crew Launch Dramatized By NASA (Video)]
This was the third test in a six-test series; NASA will keep gathering data on the engine's performance in more tests this fall. NASA will also install four engines on the SLS core stage and blast all four at once.
The test capped off two days of media events, where NASA officials showed off their nearby Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans and talked about progress toward launching to Mars.
When talking with the media yesterday, space shuttle astronaut Rick Mastracchio mentioned that someone's reaction to hearing he worked at NASA was, "Oh, I thought NASA went out of business!"
"Of course, no, NASA did not go out of business — in fact, I think now is a very exciting time for NASA," Mastracchio said during the NASA TV broadcast. He described the tests being conducted on the space station to prepare technology for long solar system journeys, as well as commercial spaceflight companies' development of new, efficient ways to get to space. And, of course, he brought up the SLS megarocket.
"SLS is going to be the most powerful rocket ever built when it's done several years from now," he said. "It's going to have to throw up all this hardware into low Earth orbit so we can then take it to the moon and beyond, all the way to Mars."
Mastracchio discussed how SLS' powerful engines and the Orion spacecraft would open up more of the solar system to astronauts and how it would change the way spaceflight works.
"I've done several shuttle missions … I've lived on [the] space station, and all my missions were in low Earth orbit, where we had close support by the ground folks — when we had to change out a light bulb, we asked the ground's [mission control's] permission," he said. "The time delay was only a few seconds."
That will change for future deep-space missions, he said.
"We're going to have to change the way we do business," Mastracchio said. "When we go beyond low Earth orbit, it's going to be days, weeks, months and even years before we get home. The crew's going to have to be much more independent. We're going to have to have things like additive manufacturing, or 3D printing. We're going to have a lot smarter vehicles, and we'll have a lot smarter crewmembers, too."Source: Space.Com


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Volleyball Looking To End Four-Match Skid By Hosting Washington Schools
Oct. 10, 2001
After playing only one match in the last 13 days, the Arizona State (5-7, 1-4 Pac-10) volleyball team will look to turn things around with seven matches in the next 14 days. The Devils carry a four-match losing streak into this weekend's action against Washington (Friday, 7 p.m.) and Washington State (Saturday, 7 p.m.). ASU will then travel to Oregon and Oregon State (Oct. 18-19) before returning home for its last non-conference match of the year vs. Northern Arizona (Oct. 23). The Devils have 14 matches remaining in the regular season, including the make-up matches vs. Stanford and Cal at the end of the season.
The Huskies have cooled off as of late with a three-match losing streak coming into Friday's match. Standing at 8-7 overall and 2-5 in Pac-10 play, the Devils will be looking to inch back up the Pac-10 standings with the Friday match. ASU trails in the all-time series 16-18, but have won four straight matches and seven of the last eight dating back to 1997. ASU head coach Patti Snyder-Park is 12-12 in her career vs. Washington. The Devils handled the Huskies quiet easily last year, earning a 3-0 win in Seattle and a 3-1 win in Tempe. The Huskies have a new head coach for 2001 in former Kansas State coach Jim McLaughlin. They are led by outside hitter Allison Richardson who is averaging 4.27 kills per game to rank third in the Pac-10.
Despite dropping three of its last five matches, Washington State has had a solid season, ranking in the top 30 all season long. The Cougars are 8-6 overall and 3-4 in Pac-10 play heading into weekend play with Arizona and Arizona State. Washington State and Arizona State have had a heated rivalry in the all-time series, with the schools splitting the season series from 1997-99. The Sun Devils swept the Cougs last year (both 3-2 wins) for the first time last year since 1994. ASU leads the all-time series 18-13, while head coach Patti Snyder-Park is 13-12 all-time vs. WSU. WSU's last win in Tempe came in 1997 (3-1). ASU is 9-6 vs. Washington State all-time in Tempe.
The Sun Devils dropped their fourth straight match with a 3-1 loss to rival Arizona. Winning the first game for the third consecutive match with the Wildcats, ASU fizzled to drop the last three games to fall 31-29, 16-30, 25-30, 22-30 to the No. 7 Wildcats. ASU has now dropped eight of the last nine matches to their rivals from the south, including four straight. Freshman outside hitter Alicia Akporiaye, a native of Tucson, returned home to have her best performance of the year. Logging her second double-double of the year, Akporiaye had 10 kills, 15 digs and six total blocks. Senior Jami Coughlin had 11 kills and 15 digs to lead ASU in both categories.
The Sun Devils will be looking to avoid their first five-game losing streak since midway through the 1997 season when they dropped six straight Pac-10 matches. ASU lost consecutive matches to Oregon State, Arizona, Washington, Washington State, Stanford and California. The Devils went on to lose nine of its last 10 matches that year and finished with a 13-16 record, 4-14 in Pac-10 play. ASU also endured a pair of four-match losing streaks in 1998.
With 34 combined digs in the matches vs. USC and UCLA, Arizona State senior outside hitter Jami Coughlin moved into fourth place on the all-time career digs list in ASU history. With 15 more vs. Arizona, Coughlin has recorded 1,303 digs in her 94-match career for a 3.63 dig-per-game average. Coughlin is the current active leader in the Pac-10 and is currently 16th in Pac-10 history. The Glendale, Ariz., native recently moved past former Sun Devils Christine Garner (1,253, 1992-95) and Leanne Schuster (1,284, 1991-94) to crack into the top four. The school record for digs is 1,597 held by Christy Nore (1985-88). With 11 kills vs. Arizona, Coughlin moved into eighth place in career kills in ASU history with 1,190. Coughlin is only the eighth player in school history to log over 1,000 career kills and 1,000 career digs.
Head Coach Patti Snyder-Park is in her 13th year at the helm of the ASU volleyball program. Snyder-Park has led ASU to six NCAA appearances in the last nine years and has posted a winning record in seven of her last 10 seasons. She has posted a career 196-160 record as a Sun Devil, which ranks first in ASU history. Last year she became the fifth coach in Pac-10 history to surpass the 100-win mark in league play. Her overall Pac-10 record is 102-116. A graduate of Portland State University, Snyder-Park is assisted by sixth-year assistant coach Scott Swanson and second-year assistant Christine Garner. Snyder-Park is married to husband John and has three kids, daughters Sydney (6) and Sophia Rae (9 months) and son Samuel (4). Snyder-Park is only four wins short of 200 for her career.
Senior outside hitter Jami Coughlin is ASU's leader in kills this season, totaling 179 in ASU's 12 matches for a 3.81 kpg average. She also leads the Devils with 3.51 digs per game and has amassed seven double-doubles so far this year. Her 3.51 dpg average is first in the Pac-10, while she is ranked 10th in kills. Coughlin has the distinct honor of being only the eighth Sun Devil in the program's illustrious history to record over 1,000 digs and 1,000 kills in a career. With a stellar start to the 2001 season, Coughlin now has 1,190 kills and 1,303 digs in her career. Her kill mark is ranked eight in school history, while her dig total is the most among active Pac-10 players and already the fourth most in ASU history. She needs 294 digs to match the school career record of 1,597 set by Christy Nore (1985-88). Coughlin set a career high with 26 digs in the Duke (12/1/00) match and for the 2000 season recorded 27 matches with at least double-digits in digs. She is off to a fast start again in the dig and kill department in 2001, recording double-doubles in six of her 11 matches. Her 4.00 digs per game ranked second in the Pac-10 in 2000, just .01 behind the league leader, while her 464 digs were the fifth most in a season in ASU history. Her dig total in 2000 was the most by a Sun Devil since Mindy Gowell's school record of 601 in 1990. Coughlin was solid all year for the Sun Devils and a true 'iron woman' on the court, playing in each of ASU's 116 games. She has not missed a game or match so far this year. She tallied 17 double-doubles during her junior campaign and had 20 or more kills in three matches. She also had seven matches with 20 or more digs. Coughlin averaged 3.48 kills per game, which was well above her 2.94 average from 1999, and ranked 10th in the Pac-10. The Glendale native also has a perfect 4.0 GPA in the classroom and was named an All-Pac-10, all-District VIII Academic, and Academic All-American award winner.
ASU Career Digs:1. Christy Nore 1,5972. Mindy Gowell 1,3653. Terri Cox 1,3824. Jami Coughlin 1,3034. Leanne Schuster 1,2846. Christine Garner 1,253
ASU Career Kills:1. Christine Garner 1,8712. Tammy Webb 1,6793. Amanda Burbridge 1,5974. Christy Nore 1,5175. Valentina Vega 1,3928. Jami Coughlin 1,190
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#1 Mandy Stephens (6-3, So., MB, Napa, Calif.) --
Has been solid in the middle with a 2.90 kill per game average in ASU's 11 matches... also averaging 0.55 blocks per game, third best on ASU... contributed three service aces as well... matched her career high in kills with 11 vs. Nevada (8/31)... had 10 kills vs. New Mexico... had five kills and two blocks vs. Oregon (9.21)... eight kills vs. UCLA (9/29)... is competing for starting middle blocker position.
#2 Alicia Akporiaye (6-2, Fr., OH, Tucson, Ariz.) --
Has started 10 of ASU's 12 matches as a freshman... averaging 1.79 kills per game... had 12 kills and 12 digs vs. Hofstra (9/1)... contributed second double-double of 2001 with 10-kill, 15-dig effort vs. Arizona (10/5)... season-best 6.0 total blocks vs. Arizona as well... season-high four block assists in loss to Santa Clara... averaging 0.60 blocks per game to rank third on team... season and career high 17 digs vs. Loyola Marymount... second on team with 2.51 digs per game.
#4 Natalie Harris (5-11, So., OH, Tempe, Ariz.) --
Has played in 11 games and is averaging 1.18 kills per game... hampered by shoulder injury that may sideline her for a few weeks... had 10 digs vs. Nevada in first match of 2001... currently sidelined with shoulder injury... tba when expected back.
#5 Julia Leddy (6-2, Jr., MB, Mesa, Ariz.) --
Named tournament MVP of Loyola Marymount Volleyball Challenge... leads ASU hitters with .349 hitting percentage... has recorded double-digits in kills in six of ASU's 12 matches... tied career high with 18 kills vs. Santa Clara ... had 8.0 total blocks vs. Loyola Marymount for season high... hit .500 with 14 kills vs. Hofstra... named all-tournament at Phoenix Airport Hilton/Sun Devil Challenge... her 0.72 blocks per game average for blocks is second on the team... averaging 2.54 kills per game, fourth best on ASU.
#7 Kim Mehlhorn (5-11, So., OP/OH, Tempe, Ariz.) --
Has been one of ASU's most potent weapons on the court as of late... averaging 2.68 kills per game and 2.43 digs per game this season... had career-high match with 17 kills and 19 digs vs. Oregon State (9/22)... has started 11 of ASU's 12 matches... moved into starting role at opposite hitter at LMU Volleyball Classic... recorded 15 kills vs. New Mexico (9/7) and 16 vs. Loyola Marymount (9/8), which were then career highs... also had 14 kills in season opener vs. Nevada (8/31)... her dig average (2.43) ranks third on the team... also ranked third with 129.5 points.
#8 Courtney Blocher (5-7, So., DS/OH, Scottsdale, Ariz.) --
Has started all 12 matches in 2001... has tallied double-digits in digs in five matches this year... season-high 13 digs vs. Nevada (8/31)... in addition to duties as defensive specialist, has seen increased time as a back-row hitter hitter with injury to Natalie Harris... averaging 2.38 digs per game, fourth-best on team.... has 14 service aces to rank second on the team.
#9 Crystal Bluth (5-11, Jr., OH, Las Cruces, N.M.) --
Transfer from Auburn who has played in 11 games this year... averaging 1.27 kills per game and 1.18 digs... also has 0.09 blocks per game to her credit... career-high six digs vs. Oregon State (9/22)... three kills vs. Arizona (10/5)... has added a spark to the ASU lineup when inserted... in addition to providing depth off the bench, may see increased playing time with injury to Harris.
#10 Cheryl Anglin (5-9, So., S, Queen Creek, Ariz.) --
School single-season record holder for assists when she had 1,452 in 2000... averaging 10.53 assists per game this year as ASU's starting setter... improved defense with 1.66 digs per game and is fourth on the team with 0.15 service aces per game... had 60 assists in season opener vs. Nevada (8/31), her ninth career match logging over 60 assists... has four matches this year with 50+ assists... had season and career-high six kills vs. Oregon (9/21)... she co-authors a column on ASU's website titled Coughlin's Corner and Anglin's Angle... currently ranked fifth among active Pac-10 setters with 1,947 in her career, but is the only underclassman on that list... will move into an elite class when she surpasses 2,000 career assists this weekend.
#11 Jodi Smith (6-1, So., MB, St. Johns, Ariz.) --
ASU's only two sport female athlete... also a high jumper on the ASU track & field team... named to all-tournament team at LMU Volleyball Classic... has three matches with double-digit kills, including career-high 13 kills vs. Loyola Marymount (9/8)... also had 12 kills vs. South Carolina (9/1)... added career high four total blocks vs. South Carolina... leads the team with 0.77 blocks per game... averaging 2.15 kpg, fifth best on ASU, and her .286 hitting percentage is third best behind Julia Leddy and Mandy Stephens... has started eight matches... had 4.0 total blocks vs. both Oregon (9/21) and Oregon State (9/22).
#12 Fernanda Habiger (5-11, Jr., S, Cruzeira, Brazil) --
Has played in ten matches and 27 games... recorded 12 assists and four kills vs. South Carolina (9/1)... credited with two block assists vs. Hofstra... credited with season high 15 assists vs. Indiana... career-high six digs vs. USC (9/28)... averaging 0.56 kills per game and 2.85 assists in 2001.
#13 Brittany Arnett (5-7, Jr., DS, Mesa, Ariz.) --
Junior defensive specialist who has played in all 47 games for the Sun Devils... tied for second on the team with 14 service aces, including team high four vs. Loyola Marymount (9/8)... averaging 1.94 digs per game, fifth best on the squad... had career high 16 digs vs. Loyola Marymount (9/8)... has recorded 11 of her 14 service aces in the last seven matches... formerly Brittany Ahlstrom.
#14 Jami Coughlin (6-0, Sr., OH, Glendale, Ariz.) --
ASU's lone senior and team co-captain... named to the all-tournament team at Sun Devil Challenge... has three 20+ kill matches this year... is currently the active career leader in the Pac-10 with 1,303 career digs... her 1,303 career digs ranks fourth in ASU history, recently moving past current ASU assistant coach Christine Garner and Leanne Schuster to crack the top four... also has 1,190 career kills which ranks her eighth in school history, 54th in Pac-10 history and is third among active Pac-10 players... is only the 8th player in ASU volleyball history with 1,000 career digs and 1,000 career kills... has recorded double-digits in digs in 70 of her 94 matches played as a Sun Devil, including 13 career matches with 20 or more digs, and owns a career 3.63 dpg average... also has 10 career matches with 20 or more kills and three career 20-20 matches... first-team Academic All-American last year with a 4.0 GPA in Education... leads ASU and is 10th in the Pac-10 with 3.81 kills per game... leads the Pac-10 with 3.51 digs per game... has reached double-digits in kills in 10 matches and has seven double-doubles (kills-digs) this year... leads ASU and is eighth in the Pac-10 with a 4.47 points per game average.
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Prestigious private institutions and flagship public universities will thrive within the open-source market, where students can be drawn to the schools with larger names. This implies, paradoxically, that prestigious universities, which will have the simplest time holding on to the outdated residential model, also have essentially the most to gain beneath the new mannequin. Elite universities which are among the first to supply robust tutorial programs on-line, with actual credentials behind them, would be the winners in the coming greater-ed revolution.


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Erin Enderlin's new song, "World Without Willie," imagines a life devoid of the signature storytelling of one of country's finest, and the impact his music has had on other creators. The song pays homage to the legacy that Willie Nelson's songs have left on music and beyond. Enderlin's expressive vocal is joined by that of Tara Thompson on the song, which the two wrote together alongside Leslie Satcher and Alex Kline. Enderlin is also joined on the recording by Mickey Raphael, Willie Nelson's harmonica player.
In honor of the release, Enderlin has created a playlist of some of her favorites, courtesy of – thankfully – a world with Willie, and his wonderful songs. Take a listen to her selections below, and hear "World Without Willie" on iTunes and Spotify.
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This Rifftrax commentary, which skewers the 1981 South African action entry "Kill and Kill Again" (a sequel to 1976's "Karate Killer," or so IMDb tells
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For this Rifftrax, the gang roasts the notorious 1981 "Jaws" rip-off that was pulled from theaters due to a copyright lawsuit from Universal Pictures. It's
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There are few genres as ready for gleeful commentary than cheap, cheesy 1980s action thrillers like this 1987 abomination. Only the VHS era could have
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Watching this 1979 hybrid of horror and science-fiction, only one thing kept occurring to me: Who, in the world, is this movie for? The film
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Vastavam web: US President Donald Trump has called American journalists "unpatriotic" as he accused them of putting lives at risk by their reporting."When the media – driven insane by their Trump Derangement Syndrome – reveals internal deliberations of our government, it truly puts the lives of many, not just journalists, at risk! Very unpatriotic!" Trump said in a series of characteristic tweets."Freedom of the press also comes with a responsibility to report the news accurately," he said accusing the mainstream media of wrongful coverage."I will not allow our great country to be sold out by anti-Trump haters in the dying newspaper industry. No matter how much they try to distract and cover it up, our country is making great progress under my leadership and I will never stop fighting for the American people!" Trump said.
He alleged that "the failing New York Times and the Amazon Washington Post do nothing but write bad stories even on very positive achievements – and they will never change!" Earlier in the day, Trump tweeted that he had a very good and interesting meeting at the White House with A G Sulzberger, publisher of the New York Times. Spent much time talking about the vast amounts of Fake News being put out by the media & how that Fake News has morphed into phrase, 'Enemy of the People'. Sad!," he said.The meeting between the two took place at the White House on July 20. Sulzberger said the meeting was off the record, but Trump by tweeting about it had made it on the record.
"I told him that although the phrase 'fake news' is untrue and harmful, I am far more concerned about his labelling journalists 'the enemy of the people'. I warned that this inflammatory language is contributing to a rise in threats against journalists and will lead to violence," he said in a lengthy five-paragraph statement."I repeatedly stressed that this is particularly true abroad, where the president's rhetoric is being used by some regimes to justify sweeping crackdowns on journalists," he said."Throughout the conversation I emphasised that if President Trump, like previous presidents, was upset with coverage of his administration he was of course free to tell the world," he said.


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MEEKER I "Everybody watched it snow for an hour, then at 11, we went out and had four hours of sunshine," Meeker Golf Course manager Scott Bowman said of the weather delay of the three-person scramble held Saturday. "It was awesome."
Nine teams, including two from Rangely, endured the weather to play in two flights, and it was a Rangely team that took top honors in the championship flight.
Rangely's Clark Edwards, his mother, Ellen Boudreaux, and Trevor Anderson shot a 58 to beat Chad Luce, Bill deVergie and Pat Hughes by four strokes, giving them first net honors. Last year's champions, Lex Collins, Bryce Ducey and Pat Walsh, finished five shots behind this year's champions.
Danielle Feora, Larin Crase and Kyle Frary had the best gross score (65) in the second flight, two shots ahead of Gary Stewart, Joe Barnhill and Greg Ackerman, who finished with the best net score (52).
"We had nine teams made up of hardy individuals," Bowman said. "We're thankful for the two Rangely teams who came over to play."
The next tournament at the Meeker Golf Course will be the Berry Brothers Scramble, held May 16. The annual two-man, 27-hole scramble will be held the following day.


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Kentucky Elementary Education Certification and Exam Requirements - Reciprocity Pathway
The Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board (EPSB) requires graduates from an out-of-state institution, like WGU, to obtain a license in the home-state of the program (Utah) prior to applying for a license in Kentucky.
In Kentucky, this program leads to a license in Elementary School (Primary through Grade 5)
1) Content Exam for Utah and Kentucky Certification: Praxis 5001, Elementary Education: Multiple Subjects
You must pass this exam to graduate from your program and be recommended for certification.
2) Pedagogy Exam for Kentucky Certification: Praxis 5622, Principles of Learning and Teaching: Grades K-6
This exam is not required for graduation, but is required to receive a license recommendation from WGU.
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Nabucco & Nunukan
Nabucco & Nunukan These two small islets in the mouth of the Maratua atoll are owned by Extra Divers, a German dive resort operator with eight properties worldwide. As such, the upscale clientele is about 80% German and Austrian, although the managers speak English. Both islands are run by the[…]Read More »


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While I was on the internet this afternoon, looking for good things to pin on this blog's Catholic boards, I found something interesting. I discovered dozens of sites with hundreds of posts dedicated to affirming, aiding, and assisting Catholic men. Catholic men—are there any left? In our times, there has been a massive erosion of the Catholic Faith, and nowhere is the damage more stark and evident than with Catholic men. The statistics are quite depressing. Pondering on the spiritual significance of those numbers reveals a devastating tragedy. Thankfully, many websites and organizations are now devoted to combating the crisis of the Church's missing men. Through a return to recognition of the masculinity of the Christian life, the Church may once again reach men with the call of Christ.
What is masculinity? What is it that men are by nature, and called to be by God? This is a topic that I am learning about, and am certainly no expert in. But I do know that men are called to a special kind of strength—physical, obviously, but moral and spiritual as well. They are to use their strength for defending and protecting the innocent, enduring struggles, and sacrificing themselves for the good of others. This is the heroism that parents of days past held up to their boys as principles for growing into a man. "Strength in constant service" is how I think of men's calling.
This is the masculinity of God's Son. This is the masculinity of the Faith. This is the masculinity of the Catholic priesthood. Strong, tough, and devoted to God's service, Our Church and our religion possess the qualities of true masculinity. However, they are not emphasized. How do we reverse this in our homes? How can we help our Catholic husbands, sons, and brothers to persevere? We need to highlight the complete commitment, the strength and resolve, and the total sacrifice that is required of the Christian.
The next few posts will be explorations into this pivotal topic of Catholic manhood: I'll discuss such things as the importance of recognizing the masculinity of Christ, the muscle and stoutness of the Holy Faith, and the reality that the Christian life is nothing less than a heroic sacrifice. We want to help build up the culture through the Domestic Church, and we can possibly do nothing more important in our Domestic Churches than to form, encourage, and strengthen our boys and men. Spiritually, men have distinct and essential roles in our parish churches and the Universal Church. Let's join the growing movement to encourage and support the masculine vocations and virtues, one home at a time.
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Nevertheless, marriage remains a steadfast and sacred cultural and personal cornerstone of British life, and according to recent figures, the last five years in particular have seen marriage rates take an unprecedented jump.
In Scotland, marriage rates have been on the rise for the last three years consecutively, with 2012's figure increasing 4.8% from 2011's, tallying 30,534 unions in total. According to the Office for National Statistics, a similar story is evident in England and Wales; in 2010, marriage rates rose by 3.7%, with men in their forties in particular marrying much more frequently.
Expert psychologists suggest various reasons for the recent surge in figures. One, naturally, is the change in economic circumstances the whole country has faced in recent years. Since the nation has fallen into recession, the uncertainty faced by many British people has encouraged them to join incomes, and rely on the shared financial stability as jobs become fragile and the cost of living increases.
But beyond the simple financial motivation, psychologists suggest that a rise in marriages comes from our simple, human need for companionship and emotional security in times of uncertainty. Economic instability encourages us to re-evaluate our priorities, and trust and closeness with a partner frequently comes out on top.
Alongside this, it cannot be denied that wedding spreads in celebrity magazines encourage a particular type of yearning, and the combination of the traditional romantic security of marriage and the lure of your own special day is more than enough to cause this bump in figures. We'd all better keep an eye out for potential wedding gifts and mother of the bride outfits if the trend continues!


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Rollins College and the Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund of Metro Orlando (HHSFMO) are pleased to announce the establishment of a partnership to award one full-tuition scholarship each year to a new student entering at the Hamilton Holt School at Rollins in the fall under the Rollins Evening Emerging Leaders (REEL) Scholarship Program.
"Working with the Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund to provide this opportunity for students is an important step for our evening school," Dean of the Hamilton Holt School David CS Richard said. "The mission of the College is to provide a high quality, liberal arts education. As a top provider of adult higher education in Central Florida for more than 50 years, it is natural that the Holt School would partner with an outstanding community partner like the HHSFMO."
Over the past year, Rollins College has supported the HHSFMO at its annual scholarship dinner and HHSFMO has made Rollins aware of various Hispanic cultural activities and business events that help increase the College's visibility in the Hispanic community.
"This scholarship collaboration is a wonderful opportunity for adult students in Central Florida to pursue their education at Rollins College and serve as role models for their families, the companies they work for, and the communities they live in," said Adriana Comellas-Macretti, chair of the board of directors for the Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund of Metro Orlando. "We wish those applying for the scholarship the very best in their educational endeavors at Rollins College."
The REEL scholarship will provide one full-scholarship for the next four years from fall 2014 through spring 2018. The scholarship will cover the cost of tuition up to five academic years from the time of the award or until graduation, whichever occurs first.
The partners agree that a meaningful and useful undergraduate degree should include internships, practical experiences, and mentoring in management, leadership, and the liberal arts. As part of the scholarship award, awardees will complete leadership training and management internships over the course of their educational experience at Rollins.
"We are thrilled with the collaboration with Rollins College, which represents such a high quality and prestigious educational institution," said Lizette Valarino, founder and executive director of HHSFMO. "It says so much about the success of HHSFMO after 15 years, bringing this opportunity to working adult students in our community to pursue this scholarship and their education at Rollins."
"We're delighted to partner with the Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund. We believe that this partnership will be a win-win all around, and that Rollins will benefit from being able to recruit a more diverse pool of students as a result," said Carol Bresnahan, vice president for academic affairs and provost at Rollins College.
The full-tuition scholarship will be awarded to an undergraduate adult student seeking a degree within the Hamilton Holt School at Rollins College. Scholarship applicants must live within a 60-mile radius of Rollins College and be a Florida resident. Although a goal of both partners is to increase the number of Hispanic students at Rollins College, the scholarship award will be made based on applicant qualifications, not ethnicity or racial characteristics. To learn more about the Rollins College REEL Scholarship and other scholarship offerings at the Hamilton Holt School, please visit www.rollins.edu/evening//tuition-and-financial-aid/scholarships.html. Applications for the REEL Scholarship are due May 31, 2014.
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The scholarship fund was established in 2000 with a mission to engage and honor outstanding Hispanic students, identify a diverse pipeline of Hispanic talent and actively engage the inclusive Central Florida community. The Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Award Ceremony is the organization's main fundraiser, and is developed as a result of great partnerships with local non-profit organizations, small businesses and major corporations.
The Hamilton Holt School at Rollins College features a wide range of evening bachelor's and master's degree programs offered during weekday evening hours and weekends, with small classes, dedicated faculty, and diverse students of all backgrounds. Hamilton Holt School undergraduates range in age from 17 to 75, and approximately 1,000 students enroll each year. Most students work part or full time and have family responsibilities. Many students receive scholarship support and other financial assistance thanks to generous supporters.


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Dave Hamilton and John Martellaro join Jeff Gamet to talk about the relationship between Comcast and Cogent, Panic's download problem linking the two together, and Net Neutrality.
Here's How Panic Solved a Download Problem and Showed Why Net Neutrality is So Important
Panic, the company behind Transmit, Coda, and Firewatch, had a mystery on its hands: why were its app downloads so slow for a lot of users? They dug into it and found the problem was specific to Comcast customers—and they got Comcast to fix it. The story is a great example of how interdependent internet service providers and the companies providing the bandwidth pipes are. It's also a perfect example of what an internet without Net Neutrality is like. Panic's video explaining what happened is worth watching, and you can learn more about what happened on the company's blog.


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It is very easy to keep putting off going to the gym or going out for that run, however much you told yourself you would start tomorrow! Well Today is the new Tomorrow and there is no better time to start aiming for that fitter, healthier lifestyle than today!
1.You will feel great
We have all heard that exercising makes you feel good, maybe not at the time, but the post workout high is a real thing. Working out releases endorphins, happy hormones, to give you that feel good high post workout. But it isn't only after the workout that you will feel great. Many people who workout in the morning feel more energised and proactive throughout the day. SO if you want to have the best chance of having a great day, get exercising first thing. Even if it is a 20minute walk, it is still burning calories and getting you moving.
2. You will sleep better
It is true, exercising aids better sleep. Not only does it allow you to forget about anything else worrying you or the list of jobs that need doing, it gives you much needed 'me' time. Use it as a way to reduce stress levels, concentrate on exercising, not the pile of ironing you left at home. You will be sleeping better in no time.
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Being fit and healthy decreases your risk of all sorts of diseases and illnesses. Keeping your body fat levels in check and your blood pressure steady are just two of the main benefits of exercising. Resistance exercise has been proven in helping maintain strong healthy bones and avoid diseases like osteoporosis. If you only need one reason to workout… do it for the quality of life you can have.
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You want to give your Children/Nieces/Nephews/Grandchildren the best possible chance at succeeding in life? Be a role model, make fitness the norm. Enable them to be the fittest and strongest they can be. Teach them it is normal to want to explore local walks and hikes and its normal to not want to spend your weekends inside a shopping centre spending money. It's normal to want to play 3 different sports because you can't choose which you prefer or to play tennis until your arms want to drop off because you want to be the best. Set the standard and it will become the norm.
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For some reason, the past few days have been an extra challenge for me. The emotions seem to want to surface quickly and I just don't didn't feel like myself. I suspect that it is simply part of the battle that we believers are in. A couple of weeks ago Indeed focused on spiritual war for several days, reminding us that we are at war and need to be aware that our struggle is against the powers of this dark world. I appreciated the challenge to stand firm and to pray knowing that there is much more going on behind the scenes that we realize. During the same period I was listening to Erwin Lutzer talking about spiritual warfare. It seems that with all of that information I should not be vulnerable, but I suspect that is when Satan and his band strike hardest. It was good to have the extra background and I found James 4:7-10 to be helpful; "So humble yourselves before God. Resist the Devil, and he will flee from you. Draw close to God, and God will draw close to you…When you bow down before the Lord and admit your dependence on him, he will lift you up and give you honor."
I enjoyed a weekend camping trip on the Blue Ridge Parkway with another couple from the office. The weather was perfect until Sunday when the rain started, but we were thankful to get the rain. With the rain came cooler temperatures so I suspect that it is time now to focus on the fall yard work. Hopefully Saturday I can make a bit of a dent in it before more travels come up.
I trust that the challenges that you faced this week brought you closer to the Lord also. I don't know about you, but is sure is easy for me to cruise through the day when everything is going well without even thinking about how my actions will or will not glorify the Lord.
This was my early (4:30 AM) arrival at the office today, so I am feeling a little on the tired side. I suspect that I had better get things wrapped up now for an early bedtime.
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The Major Horse Racing Meets in 2017
With Cheltenham Festival firmly under way, what better time than now to look at the major horse racing events in the UK for 2017. Read on for our guide to the more popular upcoming meets this year.
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The Grand National at Aintree Racecourse is arguably the most popular race meeting in the UK with over £200 million expected to be placed on the feature race on Saturday 8th April. The festival attracts a hugely diverse crowd from seasoned racing enthusiasts to groups of friends looking for a fun day out.
There are many restaurants, either course-facing or in the paddock area, which leaves guest spoilt for choice when looking to attend. The private boxes in the Lord Sefton stand boast the best views of the racing from a private balcony, however, the more budget-savvy racegoer can have an equally enjoyable time in an executive marquee (Bob Champion Suite) paired with access to a viewing platform to watch the action.
Royal Ascot
Royal Ascot is one of the most anticipated race meetings in the UK and offers a huge array of hospitality facilities with the more informal packages (Lawn Club & Pavilion Restaurant) suiting groups of friends/families, to the higher-end options based in the Queen Anne & Royal Enclosures (Carriages, Private Boxes and On5) ideal for wowing your biggest and best business partners. Regular punters can soak up the bustling atmosphere and take advantage of the fantastic entertainment and post-racing parties in the local area.
Expect huge crowds which will fill the 4 available enclosures located around the main Grandstand and even inside the track – the roar from the Grandstand as the horses thunder down the final furlong towards the winning post is a moment not to be missed.
Epsom Derby Festival
Epsom offers one of the most enjoyable race days and social meetings of the British sporting calendar. With the big race on the Saturday, the Epsom Derby, there is a bouncing carnival atmosphere "on the hill" and in the Grandstand Enclosure and post-racing entertainment from DJs in the Hyperion in the Duchesses' Stand.
At the other end of the scale, the Queen's Stand offers a more serene atmosphere with guests in top hats and tails enjoying the finest catering and free-flowing Champagne. There is a good mix of hospitality facilities over the two days, in the classic sense of the Tattenham Straight Marquee to the more contemporary options like the Winning Post.
Qatar Goodwood Festival
Set in the stunning backdrop of the Sussex countryside the race meeting popularly known as Glorious Goodwood offers 5 thrilling days of racing. Although not as well-known as the likes of Royal Ascot or Epsom Derby, the Qatar Goodwood Festival has firmly placed itself as a highlight of the flat racing calendar.
Guests can expect luxurious hospitality paired with fantastic panoramic views of the racing and surrounding area from all facilities such as the quaint, al fresco style restaurant, the Secret Garden, to a more traditional hospitality package such as the Charlton Hunt, offering a formal atmosphere to entertain your very best clients. Fully-inclusive experiences are available from just £299 on the less popular days, so for those looking to get more bang for your buck, Goodwood has it covered.
Ebor Festival
The last major race meeting of the year, the York Ebor Festival is the oldest, fastest and richest meeting at York, and attracts guests from across the country for its four days of superb flat racing perfect for the full spectrum of guests, suiting those in search of family fun, fashion enthusiasts and seasoned racegoers.
York racecourse has an exceptional selection of private box packages (Available in 3 separate stands) and shared restaurants (Ebor and Voltigeur) which allow guests to tailor their experience to their needs and budget. The higher-end packages with some of the best racing views in the country and can be snapped up for little more than £350 a head.
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Red Bull has become a force to be reckoned with in the world of sports and advertising, having taken F1 racing by storm, as well as other disciplines like extreme sports. Sony and Red Bull Media House have partnered together to produce BMX Pro Kriss Kyle's latest short film, dubbed Kaleidoscope. Named as such due to the tricks that Kyle pulls off inside a purpose-built playground, designed to look like the internals of a Kaleidoscope. The film has been put together by Red Bull's Media House while the Xperia Z5 Premium's ability to shoot in 4K video was used on set, which is a good idea considering it's the only smartphone capable of playing back 4K in 4K.
It seems as though Sony and Red Bull are proud of their little partnership here, which is understandable, and while BMX isn't a discipline that everyone will be familiar with, neither was Gymkhana. Ken Block and his videos tearing up Los Angeles have become incredibly properly, and this could be the start of something similar for Red Bull and Sony, albeit with less noise and more finesse. Kyle said that "filming my performance on the Xperia Z5 Premium was cool, because the clarity of the 4k display helped me to see each split-second so clearly when I played the footage back, helping me see ways to improve and innovate and make some of my dream lines a reality." We recently reviewed the Xperia Z5 (with hopes to get an Xperia Z5 Premium in soon) and while we can't pull tricks like Kyle, we were impressed with the overall performance of the 23-megapixel camera. Partnerships like these are what help expand a device's presence, and adding Red Bull as well as the latest Bond film to brand partners must be doing Sony some good.
The film doesn't appear to be available on Red Bull's YouTube page just yet, but the source link below has the entire five-minute video, as well as links to some pretty impressive uses for the Xperia Z5 Premium, such as the 0.03-second focusing time and Clear Image Zoom that was used to put together all these technical show pieces into one fun, intriguing film.


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In it's second year, the herb garden at School Farm is thriving. The herb garden is an abundant space, with over 75 different herbs cultivated organically and growing wild. Plants range from familiar Mints, Chamomile and Fennel, to the more unusual Anise Hyssop and Marsh Mallow, with everything in-between.
We aim to make locally grown organic herbs more available for people to taste, cook with, learn from and grow themselves. For 2019 we are offering two options of monthly herb shares – join us for the season and share the herbal harvest each month!
This year the garden will be offering two options for monthly herb shares. The "Gather-Together"share is a chance to join others in the garden each month to harvest in-season herbs, seeds and cuttings for your own use and to share recipes and growing skills. This share runs from May to October, with harvest days on the 3rd Friday & Sunday of the month, from 2pm to 5pm. The cost is a sliding scale from £7.50 to £15/ month.
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