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Breast Cancer Awareness Month
According to the American Cancer Society, an estimated 232,340 new cases of invasive breast cancer are expected to occur among women in the U.S. in 2013, including 8,140 Michigan women or 28 women in the state every day.
The American Cancer Society offers help and support to those diagnosed with breast cancer and their loved ones 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
In fact, one out of every two women turns to the society for help and support following their breast cancer diagnosis.
This month, the American Cancer Society will be using National Breast Cancer Awareness Month to remind women about the importance of breast health.
"The American Cancer Society encourages all women to put their health first. We want women to understand the benefits of eating a balanced diet, maintaining a healthy weight, exercising regularly, limiting alcohol intake, and the effect those healthy habits can have on lowering their cancer risk," said Jenni Beamer, American Cancer Society senior manager, community events for Greater Michigan.
Breast cancer is a leading cause of cancer death in women, second only to lung cancer.
The American Cancer Society reminds women 40 and older to have a yearly mammogram and clinical breast exam.
Women ages 20 to 39 should receive a clinical breast exam at least once every three years.
The American Cancer Society offers a Michigan Mammography Facility Guide that compares services, price and other information to help women choose the mammography facility best suited for them.
The Michigan Mammography Facility Guide is available for free online at cancer.org/michiganmammogram.
"More than 2.9 million breast cancer survivors will celebrate a birthday this year thanks to early detection and improved treatment," Beamer said in a statement. "The five-year survival rate is 98% for breast cancer that is diagnosed in the earliest stages."
The American Cancer Society is the most effective breast cancer-fighting organization in the world, spending more on breast cancer research than on any other cancer type and playing an important part in many major breast cancer research breakthroughs in the past century, including demonstrating that mammography is an effective screening test for breast cancer, the development of Tamoxifen and Herceptin, and knowledge that genetics, poor diet, lack of exercise and moderate drinking increase a person's cancer risk.
The American Cancer Society offers newly diagnosed women and those living with breast cancer a variety of programs and services to help them in their breast cancer experience.
Those programs include:
– Reach To Recovery, where volunteers who are breast cancer survivors themselves offer one-on-one emotional support to newly diagnosed patients from the perspective of someone who has survived breast cancer.
– Look GoodFeel Better is for women who are in active cancer treatment. They learn beauty techniques to cope with the appearance-related side effects of their treatment. Certified cosmetologists provide tips on makeup, skin care, nail care and head coverings. Recurring sessions of this program take place at many local cancer centers and hospitals.
– The American Cancer Society offers free information to help make treatment decisions and access to its programs 24/7 through 1-800-227-2345 or cancer.org.
– Wig banks, where the American Cancer Society works with local salons to provide wigs, hats, and turbans to people who are undergoing cancer treatment. Wigs are fitted and styled by a licensed cosmetologist, free-of-charge.
– Personal Health Manager is a free divided folder tool with information and resources specific to your diagnosis and treatment that allows you to organize materials, insurance information, test results and medical bills as well as write notes about your appointments, treatments, and questions for your healthcare provider.
– Road to Recovery is a free service to assist cancer patients with transportation to and from treatment and medical appointments.
– The Hope Lodge in Grand Rapids offers patients and their caregivers free lodging for those receiving treatment far from home.
– Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program is a partnership with departments of community health, where breast and cervical cancer screenings are offered at low or no cost to eligible women.
Those interested in joining the fight against breast cancer in a meaningful way are invited to participate in one of 17 American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 5K walk events taking place throughout the state of Michigan during the month of October.
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is an inspiring, noncompetitive, family friendly walk that honors breast cancer survivors, raises awareness about the disease, and helps to save lives.
The closest walk in the area is the Making Strides of Green Bay, Wis., at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct.26, at Ashwaubenon High School. For more information, visit MakingStridesWalk.org or call 1-800-227-2345.
According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, different people have different warning signs for breast cancer.
Some people do not have any signs or symptoms at all. A person may find out they have breast cancer after a routine mammogram.
Some warning signs of breast cancer are:
– New lump in the breast or underarm (armpit).
– Thickening or swelling of part of the breast.
– Irritation or dimpling of breast skin.
– Redness or flaky skin in the nipple area or the breast.
– Pulling in of the nipple or pain in the nipple area.
– Nipple discharge other than breast milk, including blood.
– Any change in the size or the shape of the breast.
– Pain in any area of the breast.
Keep in mind that some of these warning signs can happen with other conditions that are not cancer. If you have any signs that worry you, be sure to see your doctor right away, CDC officials said.


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Secretary Clinton released a statement today after Senate approval of New START. The statement said:
"Today the Senate took a great step forward in enhancing our national security by providing its advice and consent to ratification of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty between the United States and the Russian Federation. I congratulate the Senators of both parties who worked tirelessly to ensure that New START was approved, and I thank all the Senators who voted for this treaty for their commitment to our national security.
"Once this Treaty enters into force, on-site inspections of Russia's strategic nuclear weapons facilities can resume, providing us with an on-the-ground view of Russia's nuclear forces. The information and insight from these inspections forms the core of our ability to 'trust but verify' compliance with New START. A responsible partnership between the world's two largest nuclear powers that limits our nuclear arsenals while maintaining strategic stability is imperative to promoting global security. With New START, the United States and Russia will have another important element supporting our 'reset' relationship and expanding our bilateral cooperation on a wide range of issues.
"President Obama and Vice President Biden have been unwavering in their dedication to this treaty to both strengthen our domestic security and reduce the international threat of nuclear weapons. This day would not have been possible without their leadership or the efforts of Secretary Gates and Admiral Mullen. I also thank President George H.W. Bush and all the former Secretaries of State who added their support to this Treaty and worked to see New START approved. I and all my colleagues at the State Department look forward to working with our Russian partners to conclude the approval of New START in Russia, bring the Treaty into force, and deliver the global and national security benefits of New START."
The text of the statement is also available here.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
To All Concerned in the US gov.;
Mankind just got an early Cristmas present.
Like as in a safer world to live in.
What I want to know is why is it always like pulling political teeth to acomplish this?
Anyways, congrats to all who worked so hard to get this treaty signed, sealed and ratified.
I would now ask for the immediate resignation of all Senators standing opposed to it, for their failure to protect the American people's well being for political purposes....there being no other rational explanation for their votes otherwise.
I watched the debate and all the false arguments pesented in opposition to it, and the worst of all of them was that "Russians cheat"...well it's not in their interests to cheat on this treaty if they love their children as much as we do, and they do. Only the dysfunctional would think otherwise.
And when it comes 'round to next election time I think folks will be held accountable for their opposition to sanity and their insistance on promoting fear with their opposition to creating a more peaceful world to live in.
The partsaianship in Congress has got to be put aside for the duration of the war we are in, if we want to win it sooner, rather than later.
As I've said a number of times here on this blog it is "The Sane vs. the Insane" and is fought on many battlefields.
Chalk this one up as a win for the sane.
Thank you very much to all those in favor!
Granddad would have been proud of you.
Patrick W. in Maryland writes:
.....It soundes like we made a great advancement in our relationship with the people of Russia.
....Way to Go ! :) Nice team work on both sides.
See Ya Guys, and Eric in New Mexico, nice comment on the teeth pulling thing. :)
But they did get it done,so it's all good.
Merry Christmas Eric and States Department
Ronald B.B. in New York writes:
Kool Yule.... for Nukes
Twas the nite be4 xmas
and all thru the world,
not a silo was buzzin'
or a missle was hurled...
the nukes were all nestled
and counted and tracked..
so the people could rest
and be peaceful...relaxed.
So remember this treaty
is only a START...and Imagine...
a planet with one beating heart.
Happy New Years......and get the suitcase Nukes too!
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Quote of the Day (a day or two late)
"Despite the opposition from what can only be called the Dr. Strangelove caucus, I think 70-plus votes (for New START) suggests the consensus is there to move forward, and I believe the administration will do just that."
--Arms Control Association Executive Director Daryl Kimball, on hopes for future arms control measures in the increasingly Republican-dominated U.S. Congress.
Source; "http://gsn.nti.org/gsn/"
Yup, the Senate got a grip on itself and that's a good thing, and we all have a new lease on sanity as well because of it..assuming the Russians ratify the treaty as well.
Rather than get into political name calling, I just asked for resignations...and offered purposely mild commentary on why. (choice wording redacted for tender ears)
But if the label fits and the price is high enough and it stinks to the nostrils of the many, it will be attached with super-glue to those who engage in politicaly motivated obstructionism at the expense of public safety.
What comes around, goes around, and that's just a universal truth.
It took almost as long to negotiate, come to terms, get presidential signatures on it, debate it in committee and move it to the floor of the Senate for general debate, and finaly ratify NEW START; as it did to produce the very first atomic bombs from scratch, with only theories to go on.
Had it not been ratified, it would have taken longer than that in next year's sessions of Congress.
27 months Patrick is what it took granddad and his fellow scientists and engineers to construct and test one successfully at White Sands, NM, and then end WW2 with two of them he built.
Now folks have to get on with talking about the tactical nukes with Russia and all points inbetween, to give our children a legacy they can be proud to thank us for.
There's still a lot of work to get done before that happens.
Thankfully folks have made a good start with this. But I suggest that there be less dysfuntionality in the doing from now on...(chuckle).
Happy New Year!
Patrick W. in Maryland writes:
Happy New Year! Eric And Ronald B.
I like your thoughts about this subject.
Hopefully things can only get better from here on out.:)
See ya Guys. Have a good one this New Years Eve. And Cheer's! I will problely say this again on New Years Day! LOL :)
Ronald B.B. in New York writes:
Back to the Future....
In the mid-90's, I was in Moscow on anti-drugs work, and heard many stories about nuclear dual-use commodities and technologies, which were for sale to anyone with hard currency.
The idea of a nexus between drugs-traffickers, organized crime groups, and terrorists was roundly denied at UN meetings...How can we continue to be so blind?
Chapman H.C. in Missouri writes:
Tired of being victimized by our systematic government please secretary hillory clinton i met you in france along with bill please get me i have to much on my mind to rot away while everyone just acts.


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G puts owner JC and his red snapper dish to the test at The Serving Spoon.
Ginger, garlic and onions blend with black beans and snapper in this dish.
This red snapper dish from the Big Easy is like Mardi Gras in your mouth.
Ching's Family-Style Fresh Snapper signals New Mandarin's fresh start.
Delicious red snapper in parchment is the most succulent fish dish ever.
Daisy pan-sears tilapia fillets for a quick, healthful weeknight dinner.
Mutton Snapper and Mango Salsa earns top marks for flavor and presentation.
Ben sits ringside as the Bimini Big Game Club's chef crafts this dish.
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Is Algebra Necessary? asks political scientist Andrew Hacker in the New York Times.
A typical American school day finds some six million high school students and two million college freshmen struggling with algebra. In both high school and college, all too many students are expected to fail. Why do we subject American students to this ordeal? I've found myself moving toward the strong view that we shouldn't.
My question extends beyond algebra and applies more broadly to the usual mathematics sequence, from geometry through calculus.
Inability to do math — specifically algebra — is the major academic reason so many students fail to complete high school, Hacker writes. He proposes "citizen statistics" as an alternative.
. . . it would familiarize students with the kinds of numbers that describe and delineate our personal and public lives.
It could, for example, teach students how the Consumer Price Index is computed, what is included and how each item in the index is weighted — and include discussion about which items should be included and what weights they should be given.
This need not involve dumbing down. Researching the reliability of numbers can be as demanding as geometry. More and more colleges are requiring courses in "quantitative reasoning." In fact, we should be starting that in kindergarten.
I think it is dumbing down math — so far down that it will close the door on many careers. But it's better to teach some math than stick unprepared, unmotivated students in dumbed-down classes labeled "algebra" and "geometry."
Frustrated by huge failure rates in remedial math, some community colleges are teaching "quantitative reasoning" rather than algebra to students who don't have STEM ambitions. That makes sense. But it's an admission of failure.
Hacker also wants to see classes in the history and philosophy of math, which he thinks would draw more math majors.
Why not mathematics in art and music — even poetry — along with its role in assorted sciences? The aim would be to treat mathematics as a liberal art, making it as accessible and welcoming as sculpture or ballet.
Maybe more people would major in math if it didn't require learning math, but what would be the point?
A commenter recommends The Number Devil: A Mathematical Adventure, which sounds like a cool book.
Here's how Times readers responded to Hacker's essay.
Yes, algebra is necessary, responds cognitive scientist Dan Willingham.
First, it's not true that otherwise talented students are dropping out because of algebra. Motivation, self-regulation, social control and a feeling of connectedness and engagement at school are as important as grades, and a low grade in English is as accurate a predictor of failure as a low grade in math.
Second, "the difficulty students have in applying math to everyday problems they encounter is not particular to math. Transfer is hard."
The problem is that if you try to meet this challenge by teaching the specific skills that people need, you had better be confident that you're going to cover all those skills. Because if you teach students the significance of the Consumer Price Index they are not going to know how to teach themselves the significance of projected inflation rates on their investment in CDs. Their practical knowledge will be specific to what you teach them, and won't transfer.
Well-educated people can learn on the job, Willingham writes. "Hacker overlooks the possibility that the mathematics learned in school, even if seldom applied directly, makes students better able to learn new quantitative skills."
Kids who can't understand math usually can't read well either, writes RiShawn Biddle on Dropout Nation. "The very skills involved in reading (including understanding abstract concepts) are also involved in algebra and other complex mathematics."


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Craig, that thing is awesome! Even Norm from The New Yankee Workshop would be inspired.
Super nice job on the prep table.
you may want to incorporate a plug or small valve for draining melted ice. You can use the valve on the 2 1/2 gallon water bottles.
An extra bottom shelf may be useful, for a cooler or to store stuff. A beer opener. will be nice too.
It has one, and it's a little more heavy duty than a water bottle valve.
It probably won't get a bottle opener, but one of these days it's going to get a cool wine glass holder I designed.
Thanks Gene...it sure does. Wonder if this somehow wicks the water away allowing the ice to do it's job longer and also necessitates the need for a drain....
I added a bar and stools.
You know I'm moving to texas within a few months. Is there an OpenTable link for those bar stools?
No, direct reservations only. Where in TX are you moving?


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Sunday's competition continued to clarify the USA Canoe/Kayak Team that will represent the U.S. in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games this August. Morgan House, in winning the Senior Men K-1 500m in blazing time, gives the U.S. an additional athlete quota spot to the Olympics. After the competition this weekend, this is the U.S. National team that will compete in the upcoming World Cups:
Of these six, Carrie Johnson and Rami Zur will definitely make the trip to Beijing. Either Morgan House or Jeff Smoke will also go, but not both. World Cup outcomes and decisions by the athletes on the event in which they will compete will finalize this berth. Jordan Malloch and Maggie Hogan still have a chance for China, but their fate largely rests in the hands of any potential International Canoe Federation reassignment of re-allottments.


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No. 10 FHS stuns No. 1 St. Peter
FAIRMONT – St. Peter moved into the No. 1 spot in the Minnesota Associated Press' Class 2A boys basketball state rankings on Wednesday.
Less than 24 hours later, the Class 2A, No. 10-ranked Fairmont Cardinals handed the visiting Saints only their second loss of the season, their first defeat in the South Central Conference and ended St. Peter's incredible 10-game winning streak.
Mitch Pfingsten erupted for game-bests of 27 points and six steals, while Josh Eversman delivered 14 points and nine rebounds to help Fairmont upend St. Peter, 64-59, in the battle of undefeated league leaders on Thursday night at Cardinal Gym.
"When I looked at the numbers at halftime, and we had shot only 25 percent and were only down by one (point), I felt pretty good," Cardinal mentor Jared Thompson said. "I thought one of the keys was how we finished the first half. They (the Saints) made a run and we called timeout a couple of minutes before halftime. It was huge to close out those last two minutes or so with a 9-3 run to close the gap."
Freshman guard Braxton Raymond, son of St. Peter mentor Kelly Raymond, displayed the poise of a seasoned varsity veteran by nailing a 3-pointer and a pair of free throws to put the Saints ahead 25-18 with time winding down.
Pfingsten, who had netted only four points to that juncture, warmed up the nylon nets quickly by converting back-to-back one-and-one situations to narrow the Cardinals' gap to 25-22.
Raymond, who came off the Saints' bench to deliver seven rebounds and three assists, hit a putback basket for two of his 13 points before teammate Kolin Bartlett hit a solo free throw.
Trailing by six, Pfingsten tossed home a runner in traffic at the 47-second mark before drilling a pivotal 3-pointer with 16 seconds remaining before intermission.
"I thought we rebounded much better in the second half to really limit St. Peter's second chances," Thompson said in reference to Fairmont's narrow 15-13 second-half edge on the boards after getting outrebounded by a 24-17 margin by the Saints' towering frontline of 6-foot-8 Peter Kruize, 6-5 Kolin Bartlett and 6-4 Tommy Steidler in the opening segment. "We finally adjusted to their length in the second half and just shot the ball much better (13 for 24 – 54 percent)."
After exchanging the lead two times each to open the second half, Bryce Holm's challenging drive to the hoop and Levi Becker's layup off of Pfingsten's midcourt steal produced the fourth of six ties at 42-all with 8:16 remaining in regulation.
Bartlett, who netted 10 points and eight rebounds off the St. Peter bench, hit a putback basket before Pfingsten and the Saints' Nathan Kempenich traded 3-pointers. Pfingsten's back-to-back pull-up jumpers swung a 49-47 edge to the Cardinals before Kruize banked home a low-post turnaround to knot the game one final time with 3:45 to go.
Eversman then delivered a pivotal 3-pointer from the left corner off a Justin Barnes assist before Eversman sank two free throws to establish a five-point Fairmont margin with 3 minutes remaining.
Braxton Raymond calmly drained a key 3 to slice the Saints' gap to 54-52, but Jay Ruen's baseline jumper restored the Cardinals' lead to four.
Kruize, who produced a double-double of 18 points and a game-high 11 rebounds, nailed a clutch baseline jumper off a Raymond assist, but Ryan Noll snapped the nets on a pivotal 3-pointer from the left corner to put Fairmont ahead 59-54 with 1 minute to go.
Raymond answered with another trey with just 39 seconds remaining, but Eversman and Noll worked a perfect press-breaking play to produce Eversman's monumental traditional 3-point play for a 62-57 lead with 28 ticks showing on the scoreboard.
Steidler hit a putback for the Saints, but Ruen and Eversman sank solo free throws, including Ruen's charity toss on the heels of an intentional foul, to seal the five-point SCC triumph.
Fairmont (13-3, 5-0 SCC) plays host to St. James next Thursday night, while St. Peter (13-2, 4-1) plays host to Tri-City United on Monday night.
Spencer Chirpich produced 23 points, seven rebounds, five assists and five steals to power Fairmont to a 50-21 victory over St. Peter during B-squad action Thursday.
Ben Abel contributed 11 points to the Cardinals' winning ways, while Cole Emler chipped in six points and five boards.
Noah Quiring tallied 10 points and nine rebounds to steer Fairmont to a 43-37 overtime victory over St. Peter during C-squad action Thursday.
Tyler Tennyson scored 13 points to top the Cardinals (8-4), Josh Liljenquist netted 10 points, Clayton Maakestad chipped in six points and seven boards, while Anthony Shimon pulled down seven caroms.
Martin County West 67, Alden-Conger 29 – Austin Krumwiede poured in a game-best 27 points to stampede the Mavericks to a 38-point Valley Conference rout over the Knights on Thursday night in Alden.
Jake Faber delivered 13 points and seven rebounds to MCW's winning ways, Alex Biehn scored 10 points, while Mitch Sitzmann chipped in five points and distributed six assists.
The Mavericks connected on 25 of 54 field goals and 11 of 14 free throws on the game.
Martin County West (14-3, 8-1 Valley) plays host to Minnesota Valley Lutheran on Tuesday night in Sherburn.
Truman/Martin Luther 60, Granada-Huntley-East Chain 46 – Cade Ekstrom generated a game-leading 17 points to steer the BluejayKnights to a 14-point Valley Conference victory over the Mustangs on Thursday night at East Chain School.
Chandler Greier posted 14 points to TML's winning performance, while teammate DaMarko Thomas chipped in 11 points.
Trent Stensland neared double-double territory for GHEC by scoring 16 points to complement nine rebounds, while Konnor Kristenson supplied 13 points.
Dylan Petrowiak netted six rebounds and five assists for the Mustangs, while Jared Green added six rebounds and five steals.
GHEC hit 13 of 39 shots from 2-point range, only 6 of 23 behind the 3-point arc and 2 of 2 at the charity stripe.
Granada-Huntley-East Chain (4-10, 3-6 Valley) travels to St. Clair on Monday night, while Truman/Martin Luther (9-7, 5-4) travels to Sleepy Eye Public next Thursday night.


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Even five years ago it was impossible to imagine a Dell computer based even on microprocessors from Advanced Micro Devices, but the company dropped its Intel-exclusive business approach years ago and on Wednesday the firm unveiled its data center server powered by Via Technologies' Nano central processing units.
Dell's XS11-VX8 code-named Fortuna features size slightly larger than a 3.5" hard drive, but it is a fully-functional "hot-plug" server with its own dedicated memory, storage, BMC, and dual 1GbE network interfaces. The chassis exists to provide power, cooling, and a mechanism to mount in a rack. This provides unprecedented density – supporting six servers per rack unit (U) or 252 servers in a 42U rack. The system promises up to 34% lower cost of ownership (TCO) compared to the use of white box client systems, the XS11-VX8 is designed for single server workloads where overall power consumption needs to be less than 30W per system.
"A one-size fits all approach simply does not work for hyper-scale computing customers. The unique architecture of environments like Web hosting render unnecessary many of the system features required by mainstream IT. By working with Via to design a high density, lower power system, Dell is designing for these customer's specific needs, driving down costs and improving efficiency," said Forrest Norrod, vice president and general manager of Dell's data center solutions division.
The XS11-VX8 server addresses the need in hyperscale environments like Web hosting, Web farms and light load infrastructures for a high density, low power and 'ultra-light' server product. In these applications general-purpose servers are under-utilized and inefficient, requiring expensive cooling infrastructures and using more energy than the applications require. As a result, while Via Nano processors do not deliver exactly high performance, speed that they offer satisfies needs of Dell XS11-VX8 servers perfectly.
"Dell's choice of the Via Nano processor for the XS11-VX8 ultra light server allows customers to experience the full feature set of our industry leading power efficient processor. The advanced 64-bit architecture and virtualization capabilities will bring significant benefits to hyperscale data centers," said Wenchi Chen, president and chief executive officer of Via Technologies.
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Bill Gates is putting his billions into education advocacy, writes the New York Times. That includes "financing educators to pose alternatives to union orthodoxies on issues like the seniority system and the use of student test scores to evaluate teachers, " creating new advocacy groups and "bankrolling many of the Washington analysts who interpret education issues for journalists and giving grants to some media organizations."
"We've learned that school-level investments aren't enough to drive systemic changes," said Allan C. Golston, the president of the foundation's United States program. "The importance of advocacy has gotten clearer and clearer."
The foundation spent $373 million on education in 2009, the latest year for which its tax returns are available, and devoted $78 million to advocacy — quadruple the amount spent on advocacy in 2005. Over the next five or six years, Mr. Golston said, the foundation expects to pour $3.5 billion more into education, up to 15 percent of it on advocacy.
"It's Orwellian in the sense that through this vast funding they start to control even how we tacitly think about the problems facing public education," Berkeley Education Prof. Bruce Fuller tells the Times.
Researchers are careful about criticizing big-spending foundations, says Rick Hess. "Everybody's implicated."
The Gates Foundation funds the Education Equality Project, Education Trust, Education Week and public radio and television stations that cover education policies, the Times notes. (And a whole lot more.)
Harvard, for instance, got $3.5 million to place "strategic data fellows" who could act as "entrepreneurial change agents" in school districts in Boston, Los Angeles and elsewhere. The foundation has given to the two national teachers' unions — as well to groups whose mission seems to be to criticize them.
The Gates Foundation is not Dr. Evil, responds Rick Hess, who says his "implicated" quote referred to all education foundations, not just Gates. He's written in the past that few researchers bite the hand that feeds them — or might feed them in the future.
"Academics, activists, and the policy community live in a world where philanthropists are royalty–where philanthropic support is often the ticket to tackling big projects, making a difference, and maintaining one's livelihood. Even individuals and organizations who also receive financial support from government grants, tuition, endowment, or interest groups are eager to be on good terms with the philanthropic community."
The Gates Foundation's efforts to influence public policy through research and advocacy resembles "the Ford Foundation's decades-long effort to change educational finance policy through the far less democratic approach of litigation or Ford's current giant investment in promoting a very particular equity agenda," Hess writes.
I've been writing Community College Spotlight for a year now. I'm paid by the Hechinger Institute for Education and the Media at Teachers' College of Columbia, which uses grants from, among others, the Gates Foundation. Many of the initiatives to improve community college graduation rates, redesign remediation, offer dual-enrollment opportunities for high school students and improve college readiness are funded, in part or full, by the Gates Foundation. I'm dubious about dual enrollment for struggling students: If they can't handle high school classes, how they can handle college classes? Nobody's told me to cheer for every Gates idea. On the whole, I think the foundation is investing intelligently in the search for solutions to the most critical problems in education.
BTW, a recent comment accused "billionaire education reformers" of trying to push all students to a bachelor's degree, regardless of their academic preparation or motivation. This is not true of Gates. The foundation is heavily invested in improving community college programs that lead to a vocational certificate or associate degree.
The Gates Foundation is very, very influential in education because it puts lots of money behind the programs and policies that its people think are going to improve education. They're not infallible. But what's the alternative? Give billions to do the same thing only with laptops for the kiddies? That's not going to happen.


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There are two things I have to try out, you know the first, that is the Nikon 5100 DSLR, and the other is the HDR Efex Pro 2 software from Nik Software. I have been playing with the HDR software, but only a little. I decided today to take some still life images with the 5100 and then process them with the HDR software.
I wasn't totally sure how to take bracketed shots, but I used the exposure button, did one at the correct exposure, then one at -1 and a third at +1. I could have gone further, but I wanted to see what the results were like with those first.
This image was taken in my kitchen with the dead roses that I have. Roses can go really lovely after the water in the vase has dried up and they are just left.
As stated earlier, this is done with three images and was processed in Photomatix Pro. I wanted you to see an image processed in Photomatix, then you can compare the software. I have done nothing else to the image.
This image has been processed with the same three images, but with HDR Efex Pro 2. It is different, but not a lot. I was quite surprised. I haven't really taken enough notice of what the software can do. You can do a lot to it when you are processing it. You can change the depth of field, that has to be good. There are sliders for contrast, structure and many other things. It could be really good.
I like both images for different reasons. I should do more of these, and I think I will next week.
The Nikon 5100 was great to use for these photos. I had no trouble working out the controls and changing the exposures for each image. You would have to use a tripod to do it, though, I should work out if there is a setting to take bracketed shots automatically.
One of the settings that I thought that would be perfect to use for this still life set up was macro. I put the camera on it and took this image.
This is the macro image straight from the camera. I have done no processing to it.
I have changed the levels and curves on this, but nothing else. Changing those has helped the image a lot. It seems clearer.
Though I do like the macro setting and was really surprised with it. I would like to play with it more. The flash coming up automatically was a little annoying, and I had to work out how to turn it off. Again, it didn't take too long to work it out. It was fun.
A friend asked me about it the other night, I said it would be perfect for someone like him, someone who wants to get back into photography. It would also be a great camera for someone to learn photography with. I am looking forward to seeing what else it can do.
I had a request, the backdrops that I use on the still life images I have painted myself, and I have been asked to show how I do them. It is an interesting idea, so I might look into showing you how to do your own backdrops. I hope you won't mind.
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Arabic Wedding Day 1
A few weekends ago I provided makeup services for a 3 day Arabic Wedding. It was a great experience...the bridal party was so nice I truly felt like family. I was even invited to the reception!
Day one I traveled to the condo the family was renting to get ready for the first day of festivities. I wasn't sure what look I would be doing until I got there. Once there, it seemed like the general consensus was to go for a smokey burgundy look.
First up, we had the sister. She had graduated from high school with a Cosmetology License so she wasn't afraid of color at all...this is music to my ears! She wanted a really smokey look. It's funny because I would be done and she would say a little more...a little darker...this was a first for me! Most times people want less, not more. But I aim to please! It took a couple of extra layers to achieve the drama she wanted but the end result was amazing. I added a nude lip to help balance out the rest of her face. She has a really funky rock star personality and her family agreed that the makeup totally suited her. You might not be able to tell...but her skin had gotten a crazy reaction to having her entire face threaded for the first time! She had a breakout all over. My trusty Cinema Secrets foundation covered everything though!
Next we had the mother of the bride. Crazy enough, she also had some last minute skin emergencies! They had gotten henna done the day before and when she fell asleep, some of the henna transferred from her hands to her face. She had a henna imprint on her chin. I actually ended up airbrushing her and everything was covered. We also went with a burgundy smokey eye but we made it more subtle to suit the mom's tastes.
Last, but not least, we have the bride! We airbrushed her and her skin looked absolutely flawless in person. She truly looked like a blushing bride.
Again we went for a burgundy smokey eye but we tried to make it soft and romantic. She looked phenomenal! She told me her family said "Wow you don't need foundation your skin looks great!"...she told them "It's the airbrush!" he he.
Stay tuned for posts of day 2 and 3 of the wedding.
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26 comments:
- Askmewhats said...
wow they all look wonderful!!!! :)
- April 1, 2009 at 9:24 AM
- Chanel said...
You do really great work!
- April 1, 2009 at 10:17 AM
- Le Midget said...
That's a hot bride.
- April 1, 2009 at 10:19 AM
- KiLLaCaM said...
absolutely stunning!
- April 1, 2009 at 10:29 AM
- Brown Girl Gumbo said...
GORGEOUS!! Simply stunning. You are so great at what you do!! :-)
- April 1, 2009 at 10:42 AM
- IsaLeiese said...
Wow ren total AWE at your sick skills.
- April 1, 2009 at 11:17 AM
- jadegreen12 said...
They're all such beautiful woman, especially the bride, as she should be on her wedding day(s). You did a fantastic job, I'd love to here how you did it!
What eye shadow colors did you use? Thanks, Ren!
- April 1, 2009 at 11:41 AM
- JENSMAKEUPBAG said...
wow beautiful, all of them. that airbrushing does wonders.
- April 1, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- BabyJanny said...
wow, all three of them are super beautiful!!
love the eyes!
- April 1, 2009 at 12:09 PM
- Miss Yaya said...
they all look great - my fave is the sister - can't see an outbreak at all!
- April 1, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- Couture Carrie said...
Those last 2 images are stunning! The makeup is perfect, and really well complemented by the yellow top!
P.S. Honest opinion: do you think jade & blue shadows are too costume-y for everyday wear? I trust you completely!
- April 1, 2009 at 12:54 PM
- divinexjanice said...
Wow the bride looks stunning!
- April 1, 2009 at 1:42 PM
- xppinkx said...
OMG the bride is gorgeous....ren i swear you do some beautiful looks...to do makeup on older to younger woman takes skill man...amazing!
- April 1, 2009 at 3:59 PM
- smilecusiluvu said...
great job they all look soo pretty!
- April 1, 2009 at 4:10 PM
- izumi said...
woww.. they all look absolutely amazing. great job!! then again all the other wedding photo's i've seen from you are all great too :P
- April 1, 2009 at 5:50 PM
- Lady A said...
You mos def got skills! Love it!
- April 1, 2009 at 8:57 PM
- Rimi & Tanya's Weight Loss Blog said...
i think this is more indian, the girl looks really indian to me not arab. but it looks great!
- April 1, 2009 at 11:17 PM
- Janelle said...
Girl, you are so talented! They all look so beautiful... but helps that they were already beautiful to begin with. :)
- April 1, 2009 at 11:28 PM
- Bombchell said...
WOW lol omg she had a hand print of henna on her face, lol memories for years to come, sounds like something I'll read on fmlife.com, also f Danger from ray J.
nice job, & the bride is absolutely stunning!!
- April 2, 2009 at 1:29 AM
- Mina said...
WHO ARE THESE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN? ;-) Love em' Ren!
- April 2, 2009 at 3:58 AM
- jilliandanica said...
you did an amazing job on all the gals! i wish i lived in the ATL, cause i'd love to be your assistant one day. I bet I could learn a lot!
- April 2, 2009 at 12:58 PM
- Crystal said...
hey renren,
all three of the ladies look phenomenal! i especially like the bride's makeup look...could you make a video of it? =)
- April 2, 2009 at 4:36 PM
- Crystal said...
oh could you do a tutorial on the basics of using an airbrush machine and how to airbrush?
or how the achieve the air brushed look without using an air brush machine? 'cas not everyone has acessabilty to that.
- April 2, 2009 at 4:37 PM
- iikky said...
Beautiful!! what is the bride wearing as a blush? i'm a NC 43 and i think it would look good on my skin?
Your a pro blogger and makeup artist. I'm from jersey, my friend and I just started our FIRST make up blog! we've been following you since foreverr!!xox
- April 3, 2009 at 1:36 AM
- mayaari said...
gorgeousness - they all look so pretty and wow! to the bride :)
- April 5, 2009 at 2:21 AM
- Jaylyn said...
Ren, I thought I should let you know someone is using your work and passing it off as their own. http://www.saprinaallen.com/services.html. She posted it on her website and on a craiglist ad.
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The note from 50 years ago in the "In Years Past" section of today's Post-Journal (4/30) describing Dr. Roger Tory Peterson's concerns about the use of insecticides on bird populations resonated with me for two reasons. First, as an entomology graduate student at the University of Wisconsin during the early 1960s, several of my professors used their lecture platforms to voice their intense disagreement with the message carried by Rachel Carson in her book "Silent Spring." Some of their classroom comments, bordering on the vitriolic, were also expressed in writing in the Madison newspapers. The reason behind their professorial objections to Carson's book became clear to me and some of my fellow grad students when we realized that the chemical companies manufacturing the pesticides contributed significantly to the salaries of many of the entomology department's faculty. History records that Rachel Carson was right, and I remember seeing the lawns of suburban Madison littered with dead robins after the city's remaining elm trees were sprayed to kill the beetles transmitting Dutch Elm disease.
For my second reason, let's fast-forward to today. Some of our county residents are echoing concerns being voiced across the state and, indeed, the nation about the potential environmental effects of the disposal of waste fluids resulting from the high-volume hydrofracturing of shale formations. There are also the related concerns about the use of gas/oil well brine from long-established (non-shale) regional wells for ice and dust control on area highways, the transport of hydrofracturing waste from Pennsylvania shale wells over our county roads, and the use of unprecedented volumes of fresh water in the hydrofracturing process. These are complex topics involving environmental, economic, sociological, public safety and governmental issues. It is important that public officials at all levels listen well to the voices of the people. Despite protests from the chemical industry, Rachel Carson's book began a public movement that produced significant policy changes in our nation regarding chemical pesticides. We shall see if there are any parallels with the use of hydrofracturing chemicals. Meanwhile, I am grateful to see eagles and ospreys flying over Chautauqua County.
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A Band of Orcs -- Santa Cruz, CA -- June 13th, 2009
This was a small show, only about 50 people showed up. I was surprised because the Orcs were headlining over Exmortus, who had been headliner on all the other dates, but Band of Orcs are from Santa Cruz so I guess it makes sense. Like I said, it wasn't very good turn out, but the venue was pretty nice (although it had about a 4 1/2 foot high stage which wasn't cool). I usually don't care what music is played over the PA, but from 7:00-12:30 (and the bands didn't take stage until 8 ish) every break had a playlist of Splatterthrash, Mutant Mutilator, Speak English or Die, Raping the System, 2-3 DRI songs, and Toxic Waltz. I must have heard Toxic Waltz 5 times, which was 4 times to many for one night.
Fiends at Feast was the first band up. They were a local blackened death metal band, they were pretty good.
Blasphemous Creation was next. They were one of my favorite bands of the night. It was thrashy melodic black metal, it sounded great, and I have no idea how after apparently being around for a few years now they are still releasing demos. I got their setlist, which was:
Lake of Fire
Ripped in Half
Blasphemous Creation
Certain Death
Of Fire (Dismember Cover [at least I think that was the band they said])
Shadows of Evil
and one other song which was an encore, so I don't know which one it was.
Savage Machine was next, they were a Mexican (except for having a white bass player) metal band, although I really don't know what type of music I'd call them. It was fast and it had a lot of energy, but it really doesn't fit into any pre specified genre (at least live it didnt). The singer was dressed as a luchador wrestler and was flailing about the whole time. At one point the bass player walked into the crowd and they did a mariachi style mexican song and had a huge circle "pit" going around him. They were very fun.
Exmortus after that. They were a very good band. I have never heard an Exmortus record, so I can't really tell you any songs that they played. They seemed like very nice people, but my only complaint would be that on stage you could tell they really thought they were "the shit". Every goddamn solo they would be leaning into the crowd for the whole solo-fingers thing, they had the whole persona of rock star types and at one point they played each others guitars back to back. Now, there is chance that it was all just them having fun, but it felt like them thinking they were reallly cool, sometimes it surpassed Dragonforce levels.
Finally the headliner, Band of Orcs came one. Everyone in the crowd was definitely there for Band of Orcs. Some people ever had fake weapons, which in any other venue would have been confiscated in minutes. They really put on a great show. At one point the singer poured blood into the crowd, which I drank a lot of and ruined my shirt with (they haven't got the GWAR blood down, so its just delicious corn syrup that gets super sticky after 2 minutes)
After words I shook their hand and briefly chatted with a few of them, very cool, and got the bass player to sign a setlist I got from them when they were opening for 3IOB.
From what I can remember the set was:
Hall of the Frozen Dead
Warchiefs of the Apocalypse
I, Gogog
Bring Out Your Dead
Disassembly Line
Procreation of the Wicked
Into the Maelstrom
Pursuit of Vikings (Amon Amarth Cover)
exmortus is the shit
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In short: Perhaps the perfect marathon courseIn full: Great scenery, historic city start, picturesque villages, long flat sections through beautiful country and a few inclines for variety... and great finish too back at the race course. Excellent race and a new 11 minute PB!!Date of review: October 9, 2012
In short: The sun came out - as usual!In full: Warm again as it is every year, but didn't stop a new PB for me! Great run, great value and would recommend it to anyoneDate of review: July 13, 2009
In short: Loved it!In full: I love running in the rain and just as well! Excellent race and despite not being a great fan of laps this was perfect; fast, flat, great support and real Big Race feel. Best 10k I've ever runDate of review: June 7, 2009
In short: The Best Local 10K?In full: Very good race, nice mix of experienced and beginner runners. Weather meant there was a carnival type atmosphere. Very local to me and the first time I've done it - will be back whatever the weather.Date of review: May 10, 2009
In short: mind the curbIn full: This is a good race for those seeking a quick time. Flat for the most part, small incline at 3 miles but downhill finish - just watch that curb! Date of review: October 19, 2008
In short: Preferred the fog!In full: Pleasant run with a few surprises. Drink stations were a bit sparse and surely its time for some bottled water at these premium price events. Very warm once the sun came out and the last 2 miles are dull in terms of sceneryDate of review: October 12, 2008
In short: Apart from rampaging Highland Cattle, this is a must do race!In full: A new PB for me! Third time here and loved it more this year than ever - maybe something to do with the milder conditions. Nice even course, mixed surface, few inclines, little or no traffic and good atmosphere. Great to have the fun runs for the children but the Goody Bags after the 10 mile are very empty - a pen and some lip salve - come on you can do better than that!Date of review: July 14, 2008
In short: 3 times lucky at Fleet!In full: Third PB in a row at Fleet - from 1hr51 in 2006 to 1hr46 this year. Despite the pretty awful conditions I just got on with, as did everyone, and surprised myself with the pace. The changing marquees were no way big enough this year with everyone sheltering from the rain and perhaps some turf mats at the end would have helped the slippy finish. But, as ever, I really enjoyed the race and would recommend it to anyone looking to improve or for their first Half.Date of review: March 16, 2008
In short: It's worth it for the Horse Brass!In full: Didn't do this last year but really struggled two years ago in 31 degree heat. This year was much better and despite taking it relatively easy I managed a negative split and a PB!Date of review: July 11, 2007
In short: A quick course with few undulations. Definate PB race, it was for me this year!In full: A good course with few problem areas. As a beginner who knocked nearly 15 mins off my PB, I would recommend it to anyone trying a half marathon for the first time. A bit bunched up at the start but with 2500 runners you never had the road to yourself. Glorious weather helped although I over dressed I think! Date of review: March 20, 2006
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Antigua carrier Leeward Islands Air Transport Services (LIAT) signed an agreement for a $100 million order of three ATR 42-600 turboprop aircraft.
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New Heights and FC United top leader boards at Regional Outdoor Club League
It was another beautiful spring day for the second weekend of the Regional Outdoor Club League (ROCL) Region 6. The intensity level on the fields and sidelines are increasing as teams watch the standing boards and seek out the teams to beat.
Most of the games played on Sunday, April 28 were in the Under-16 division due to the Region 6 Under-19 Regional Club Championship (RCC) being held simultaneously.
In the ROCL U-16 division, it looks like there will be a tight race for the top. After the first weekend, Jersey Intensity, Total Dutch and New Heights topped the leader board. However, New Heights now stands on top with Jersey Intensity and Total Dutch close behind in second and third position, respectively. New Heights posted a 3-1 win over Jersey Intensity and a 2-1 win over Total Dutch. FC United and Spirit Eagles remain in fourth and fifth place respectively for the second week in a row.
In the U-19 division, FC United dominated competition posting two shutouts to move into first place. Total Dutch is in second place and only one game behind FC United with one less game played to date. South Jersey Edge and Jersey Intensity are close behind in third and fourth place with seven (7) points each, and New Heights and Impact with six (6) points. Every team has four to seven more games left to be played so there is plenty of room for movement in the standings.
The next weekend of competition is May 5, to be held at Princeton University. All games will be in the U-19 division as some of the U-16 clubs are competing in their RCC. Best of luck to all clubs playing in the RCC and we're looking forward to more exciting competition at the ROCL.


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OLEAN – With the federal government shutdown in full effect, Cattaraugus County health officials are keeping an eye on what is going to happen to the funding coming in to the Women, Infant and Children program, also known as WIC.
As of Wednesday, the federal guidance on the program – as it came in to the members of the county board of health – was not promising. According to Dr. Kevin Watkins, Public Health director, no additional funds will be available through the federal government for special supplemental programs. That could create concerns, he said.
Watkins said the New York State Department of Health has some carryover funds to disseminate to the counties, but it will not be enough to keep operations going if the shutdown continues for an extended period of time.
"We will be continuing our operations as long as we continue to have the funds from the state," he said.
"We do need to develop a contingency plan, should this shutdown continue for an extended period."
Board member, Dr. Gilbert Witte, of the Olean Medical Group, suggested looking into use of the County Contingency Funds in the budget to fill the gaps that may occur in the program.
The Cattaraugus County Health Department serves several thousand clients each year with an operating budget of about $40,000 a month. Of the nine employees in the department, only three are county employees. The remaining six are contractors.
Watkins said the direction from the state health department is to continue operations as normal, without interruption.
Other areas of service in the county may be affected as the shutdown continues for a prolonged period, Watkins told the members of the board. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will not be able to support the annual influenza programs, technical support on HIV, Tuberculosis and STD testing will not be available, and some interruption in disaster preparedness services is expected.
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I'd have a slice of each and a mess of wings. Took my 2 yr old daughter there years ago and she was frightened by the giant rat!
Norma, we know what you did to our mouse cousins, never return to Chuckie Cheese again!The Big Rat
Those 2 children are too cute. You're a lucky lady Norma....Bob
Wow fun !! I love kids birthday parties !! have a few booked now I also use those trays!! love them, frankie G yes, and I also have another distibutor as well John
I agree with chickenparm, the pizza is much better than the old days. It used to be like cardboard with ketchup on it. We have been to maybe 5 parties there in the last couple years and the pizza has been quite edible by comparison. My younger son is having his fourth birthday there next month. Norma - how long have you been in Lancaster? Not sure if I mentioned, but I grew up in York. Did you ever go to Pappy's pizza in York back in the 70s? A lot of childhood memories for me there. I remember my first grade teacher and her husband taking me there.


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text: Lucas Cranach the Elder was one of the most important artists of the German Renaissance together with Albrecht Dürer. Associated with the ideas of the Protestant Reformation he nonetheless worked for Catholic clients and his output includes religious compositions, portraits and prints. These four panels were part of a triptych whose central image is now lost. The exterior left wing depicts Saint Christopher with the Christ Child on his shoulders and a tree trunk that he uses to wade the river. The right wing depicts Saint George in armour standing on the dragon that he has defeated. Both saints look out at the viewer, capturing our attention. The inside left wing depicts Saint Elizabeth reading, with Duke George of Saxony in the lower part, while the right interior wing has Saint Anne with her hands crossed on her breast, accompanied by Duchess Barbara of Saxony. The two donors are shown kneeling with their hands joined in prayer and their bodies outlined against the dark background of the wall that separates them from the accompanying saints. Isolde Lübbeke considered that the striking difference in proportion between the Duke and Duchess and the saints reflected the patron's instructions. The panels are considered to have been painted after Cranach's trip to the Low Countries due to the way the figures are modelled and the nature of the composition.


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MARSHALL – The third-ranked Marshall Tigers' performance in their opening round playoff game against New Ulm was comparable to a locomotive pulling out of the station. A sluggish start allowed the Eagles to keep pace early on, but once the Tigers got rolling, there was no chance of slowing them down.
Trailing by a basket seven minutes into the game, Marshall began to get out and run in transition and didn't let off the gas on its way to a 71-34 victory in the quarterfinals of the Section 2AAA boys' basketball tournament.
"We just kind of went with the flow as the game went on," said Marshall senior guard Hunter Peterson, who scored 11 points to go with six assists and three steals. "Once we started running with it, that's how we've played all year and things just started getting easier for us as we built momentum."
The Tigers (25-2 overall), who are seeded second in the tournament, advance to face No. 3 seed Mankato West at 7:45 p.m. Saturday at the Taylor Center on the campus of Minnesota State-Mankato. The Scarlets defeated in-town rival Mankato East 54-47 in overtime Wednesday.
Coming in having lost nine straight games, New Ulm (5-22) opened Wednesday's contest against Marshall looking to give a better effort than it did Friday when the Tigers trampled the Eagles 71-31 in the regular season finale for both teams. And the Eagles did come out with good energy to start the game, with guard Chris Mulder drilling a 3-pointer for the opening basket and New Ulm's post players finding success scoring down low. Head coach Steve Foley also switched up defenses to try to cage the Tigers.
"I know their offense in transition is phenomenal and that really hurt us on Friday night when we played them," Foley said. "We tried to go zone to slow them up a little bit and switched up our defenses, which I thought was pretty effective to begin the game. They adjusted about halfway through the first half and we had to go back to man.
"I still think our half-court defense was pretty solid, but unfortunately they can get out and run the court very well. They're athletic and they're fast and they pass the ball real well. It's tough to defend that."
Peterson hit a 3-pointer from the left wing to tie the score at 9 with 11 minutes, 38 seconds left in the opening half. Less than two minutes later he came away with a steal and raced ahead of the pack for a layup as Marshall went on a 7-0 run to grab an 18-11 lead.
The Tigers, who have now won 14 straight games, kept pushing the pace at every opportunity and shared the ball well when in their half-court offense to get easy looks down low as they built on their lead. By halftime, what had been a tight game early on had turned into a 38-21 edge for the Tigers.
Marshall head coach Travis Carroll called two timeouts early in the first half to try to get his players going. They eventually did, but it wasn't the start the first-year head coach was looking for in the team's playoff opener.
"I've got to give New Ulm credit, they came out and they were prepared to play and played at a very good level to begin the game," Carroll said. "We faced some adversity and we probably didn't handle it as well as we'd like. It was a good learning moment for us because we've handled adversity alright during the year and it's alright to know that we may not always handle it right at all times but we can learn from it and get better from it."
The second half started much better for Marshall. Junior guard Riley Sharbono and senior forward Aaron Mathiowetz each made two baskets in the paint in the first two minutes as the Tigers went on an 8-0 run. Marshall kept rolling from there and led by 20-plus points the rest of the way.
Sharbono finished with a game-high 16 points. He also had six rebounds, including four on the offensive end. Derek Buysse added 10 points and a game-high eight rebounds, helping Marshall to a 39-18 edge on the boards.
Scoring 58 of its 71 points from in the paint, Marshall finished the game shooting 55.1 percent from the field and held the Eagles to just 31.1 percent.
New Ulm was led offensively by junior guard Jackson Yackley and 6-foot-6 center Tyler Dittrich, who scored nine and eight points, respectively.
The Tigers' focus now shifts to Mankato West and Saturday's game at the Taylor Center. Marshall defeated the Scarlets 70-50 on Dec. 22, but Carroll said his team knows regular season results don't mean anything in the playoffs.
"If we don't come out and play the way that we want to play then it could be a tough uphill battle," he said. "We're excited about going to Mankato to play. We played on a college floor at (Southwest Minnesota State University) earlier this year and we had a couple of good games there. Our guys definitely have to have confidence going in and playing in a big arena like that."


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This tea has been sitting in a sealed package for about a year. It's from the 80's, from a trusted source. I will probably just brew it up anyways, but this is the first time I've actually seen this on one of my teas. Thoughts?
teaskeptic wrote:I had 10 grams of the tea in a sealed plastic wrapper (sealed, but not vacuum sealed). This wrapper was stored in a tin can. The tin can was sitting on my shelf for a year. The conditions in my apartment are very, very dry. I was not trying to age the tea more, I was just waiting for the right moment to drink it.
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