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Pinkerton, Exeter to be challenged by Concord, Nashua South, Central
DIVISION I underwent a significant makeover during the offseason, when it absorbed Division II and grew from 10 teams to 20 as part of the NHIAA's decision to reduce football from six divisions to three. Eight teams will qualify for the playoffs this year, four more than last season.
Here's what hasn't changed: Exeter and Pinkerton Academy of Derry, teams that have met in the last two Division I championship games, are still at the top of the food chain.
Exeter, which must replace its entire offensive backfield, will be trying to win its third consecutive Division I title. Exeter's strength will be the front seven on defense and its offensive line, where five players who played significant minutes last season are back. That group includes junior center Neil Vorster, who was a Division I All-State selection as a sophomore."The kids have been competing hard, in the offseason and in the preseason," Exeter coach Bill Ball said. "We have to fill some holes and we will. There are a lot of kids here who want to be No. 1, and that's a good thing in an athletic environment."
Pinkerton has the state's top offensive threat in senior running back Manny Latimore, who rushed for 1,504 yards and 29 touchdowns last season. The Astros also have one of the state's top defensive players in senior Matt Madden, who suffered a knee injury in Pinkerton's final regular-season game last year and missed the playoffs.
"Based on his senior year it's possible that Manny will be one of the best running backs we've ever had here," Pinkerton coach Brian O'Reilly said. "Matt Jordan, Ryan Mihalko, Joe Segretti - the list goes on. Those guys had phenomenal senior years. If Manny has the kind of senior year that we fully expect of him, then that's a possibility.
"What do I expect from Manny this year? Everything. Here's something for opposing coaches: You better pay attention to Manny Latimore."
Nashua South and Concord are among the teams that may be capable of preventing a third straight Exeter-Pinkerton championship game. South, which lost to Pinkerton in last year's semifinals, has the state's top QB in senior Trevor Knight, who has committed to play for the University of New Hampshire.
"This will be one of the stronger, faster teams we've had," said Scott Knight, Trevor's father and South's head coach. "It's just a matter of being healthy."
Concord went 6-4 and missed the playoffs a year ago, but returns nine starters on each side of the ball. Concord coach Eric Brown said it's too early to mention his team in the same breath as Exeter and Pinkerton.
"We have a lot of prove," Brown said. "We thought we were going to be pretty good last year and we didn't prove it against the better teams. When it shakes our we'll see where we fall."
Winnacunnet of Hampton and Bedford are two former Division II teams who may have enough talent to be postseason teams this year. Winnacunnet, which beat Bedford in last year's Division II title game, must replace most of its offensive line, but returns quarterback Ing Hao Veasna and wide receiver Alec Boucher.
Bedford had 125 players turn out (including freshmen) and returns eight offensive starters and six on defense. Every member of last year's starting offensive line is back.
"We've had a good preseason," Bedford coach Kurt Hines said. "There's competition at every position."
Bishop Guertin of Nashua, Keene and Manchester Central are three other teams that appear to have postseason potential. Keene defensive lineman Alex Parenteau is among the state's top defensive players; Central added former Campbell running back Jesiah Wade, who led the state in rushing last season (2,204 yards); and the key for BG may be keeping senior running back C.J. Boykin healthy. Boykin is one of the top big-play threats in the division.
"It's going to be a tough division," BG coach Travis Cote said. "Every week is going to be a dogfight. As long as we stay healthy we should be right there. I think we should be in that first roud (of the playoffs), and who knows after that.
There are sure to be some surprises this season as well, but O'Reilly said you can expect so see the usual suspects playing in November.
"Exeter will be good," he said. "I'm not even going to call Concord a darkhorse because I think it's pretty clear they'll be good. And then there's South with Trevor, and Central. I don't know about the new teams because I haven't played them yet, but I'm sure Bedford will be good. Every year it's the same old, same old."


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I use a pestle to crush the honey - quick work and my wrists don't get sore, mostly because there's not any wrist bending involved in using the pestle.
I use a pestle to crush the honey - quick work and my wrists don't get sore, mostly because there's not any wrist bending involved in using the pestle.Are you able to do a lot of comb at one time like this?
Absolutely Fabulous!Everyone's replies are exactly what I am looking for; many questions have been answered without asking!Who needs a mentor?? I have several dozen..... :) :) :)Ciao bella!Gail
I'm like Ted, I crush and strain cut out comb and extract my hive's comb. I think I heard that if honey has a higher sugar content than another it will crystalize faster. Can anyone shed some light here?Sincerely, JP
Why does honey crystallize?http://scienceline.org/2007/04/09/ask-westly-crystallizedhoney/Part of the National Honey Board write up on why honey crystallizes says that if there are tiny particles in the honey, this may speed crystallization. So when I do crush and strain, I strain through all three of the filters Dadant sells and this may be why my honey from 2006 hasn't crystallized - few particles and what is there is tee-niny. If Konasdad used a large filter, panty hose, etc. that may be why his honey crystallized when crushed and strained.....but who knows. Here's the National Honey Board site:Linda T in Atlanta
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Welcome to a new feature on Arsenal.com - Talking Heads.
Before and after every first-team fixture our MatchDay Show team - and an Arsenal blogger - will have their say on the match.
Arsenal take on Bolton Wanderers in the Carling Cup on Tuesday and our Talking Heads for this game were Dan Roebuck, Adrian Clarke and Tim Bostelle from 7am Kick-Off.
Read on for their post-match thoughts and recap what they said before the game.
Arsenal did themselves proud on an enjoyable night at the Emirates. I suspected that Bolton might have the edge after packing their bench with first-team regulars and those fears grew when Muamba caught the home side napping. But you have to take your hat off to Arsenal for their response. The youngsters toughed it out but Andrey Arshavin provided the inspiration. He loves that free role behind the main striker and I wonder if he'll get another chance there soon. Ju Young Park was a good foil for Arshavin with his intelligent running and, although he found himself offside a few times, he was in the right place at the right time to convert the Russian's pass for the winner. Yossi Benayoun also impressed me while Nico Yennaris did not look out of place on his debut at right back.
As usual we'll get a mix of youth and experience in the Arsenal side tonight and I think they have a tough test on their hands against a Bolton side that will no doubt have the angry words of Owen Coyle ringing in their ears. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain made the difference in the last round against Shrewsbury and it will be interesting to see whether the home side can pick up where they left off in that game because this group of players rarely play together. Chuks Aneke has been in fine form for the Reserves so I hope he gets some game time and Ju Young Park - so prolific for South Korea - is another one to watch. I've got a funny feeling we'll need extra time though - and maybe even penalties.
Bolton made life difficult for Arsenal with a fully-committed Carling Cup display so I'm sure Arsène Wenger will feel extremely proud of his team's victory. It was a decent performance too, and I was especially pleased to see Ju Young Park get off the mark with a wonderful curling finish that was a fitting reward for his movement and work-rate on the night. Another plus was the smooth return of Thomas Vermaelen who didn't put a foot wrong but the star turn in my opinion was Andrey Arshavin. The Russian revelled in his role behind Park and was a constant menace with his vision and creativity. Many fans wondered if that position would suit Arshavin and I think we found out that the answer is yes.
The feel-good factor is slowing returning thanks to a decent run of results so it would be lovely if the sequence continued with a cup victory over Bolton Wanderers. Owen Coyle is unhappy with his own side's form so whichever players he picks, I expect them to give a committed, whole-hearted performance in a bid to impress their boss. As for the Gunners I'm particularly looking forward to seeing Ju Young Park and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in action as they attempt to catch the manager's eye. If they do perform well I can see both men being given more opportunities in the coming weeks. The need to win a trophy remains high so this is another big game for Arsenal and I can't wait to see how it all pans out.
I was hoping for gifts and I wasn't disappointed. Arshavin gave us the biggest present of all - played in his favourite position behind the striker, the Russia captain showed what he could do for Arsenal by scoring the equaliser and creating the winner. The next surprise was Park - his movement was breathtaking, not least when he finally scored. Dropping off the centre half like that into space, receiving the ball, and curling a shot past the keeper was striker gold. I almost hate to say this, but Park reminded me of Eduardo in the way he moved, his finishing, and in his awareness of where to be on the pitch to receive the final ball. Finally, credit is due to Arsenal's defence who might have looked shaky at times but did enough to keep the lead. Miquel was a surprise at left back and did well enough, Vermaelen was substituted but just as a precaution, and Fabianski made a crucial save to keep the tie in our favour. And so we progress to the next round where surely Arsène will unveil something new. Gotta love the League Cup for that, haven't you?
My favourite part of these early rounds of the League Cup is that team selections are like Christmas morning: I wake up and rush downstairs to shake my RSS feed for a clue. Getting no hints, I then sit around for a few unsatisfied hours wondering what could possibly be hidden inside such wonderful wrapping and waiting for the official word from Arsenal.com to tear into the presents. When the moment arrives all the presents are unwrapped at once and us kids all start chattering about how much we love our brand new (OK, like new) Vermaelen. Whomever Arsène lets us unwrap on Tuesday morning should be wary of a Bolton side looking for a way to get their season on track. On Sunday, Owen Coyle's boys heard a chorus of boos as Sunderland handed them their fourth consecutive home loss. And after the match Coyle and Gary Cahill both publicly chastised the team. Given that Bolton's best results so far this season have come away from the Reebok and with nowhere to go but up I expect them to give Arsenal a real fight. I can hardly wait.
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The Brand Goes Back To Their Roots
It is a phrase you hear variations of all the time from bands.
"We're going back to our roots."
Even mega-stars U2, after their strange musical wanderings of the 1990s, publicly proclaimed their mission to "reapply for the job as the best band in the world."
When a band's creative instincts take them away from their fans' expectations, quite often they wise up and "go back" to find future succes.
The same thing happens in business. For example, Wendy's is about to nationally roll-out their new Dave's Hot 'N Juicy Cheeseburger after a few months in test markets. The burger is an attempt to reach back into the past, reviving the memory of founder Dave Thomas and taking customers back to the days when expecting a hot and juicy hamburger (instead of a dry and thin patty) wasn't all that unreasonable.
Having not tried the new burger, I can't say if they've accomplished that mission. But I do like the direction.
Faced with upstarts like Five Guys, the award winning Virginia-based burger chain that is growing rapidly across North America, restaurants like Wendy's are under pressure to provide a higher level of quality in their fast food.
What impresses me about Wendy's new initiative is that they are recognizing what customers expect from them and attempting to deliver exactly that. Instead of trying to sell pizzas (like McDonalds in the 80s) or spending their marketing money on salads (as KFC did a decade ago), Wendy's is investing nearly $25,000 per store to accommodate a new burger that embodies all that is great about a fast food burger. It will be thick, juicy, messy, and probably immeasurably unhealthy. That's okay, because it lives up to customer expectations.
There are certain branding truths, and one of them is the futility of trying to change minds. Customers have expectations. Those expectations are pieces of valuable mental real estate. Trying to change those expectations is nearly impossible. When you own some of that real estate, your best option is to embrace the expectations of your customers and turn them into your own expectations as well. Resistance is generally futile.
The case of U2 and the concept of living up to the expectations of your fans is covered in depth in chapter two of Brand Like A Rock Star, available now online in paperback and digital ebook. It arrives at retail on October 1, 2011.
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Re: Heavy weather sailing
Another consideration is wind speed and sometimes direction can be quite different at different heights. The frictional effect of the waves ( or land if coastal ) is mainly responsible. Flat is fast. Reef early and often is faster and you have less sail in less wind.
Some argue that you may need a fuller sail to "power" of a lee shore as you have less wind in the troughs and more on the peaks when a significant sea is running. Many argue one of the disadvantages of single line reefing or in boom reefing is you get a very flat sail once reefed. So far I haven't found this a problem. My first two reefs are single line but for this reason third reef is double lined.
Re: Heavy weather sailing
So much has changed over the past 11 years since this thread was started. But sail trim is still sail trim!!! Some things never change!
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Re: Heavy weather sailing
I was out in that same wind SHNOOL, with my family on our Catalina 22. North wind had to be 20 knots gusting to 30 on the river with nasty chop so we eventually came in and called it a day. Uneventful, but not the sail we wanted for sure. We don't have a boom vang, but I plan on installing one for next year. I stupidly did not reef and tried to sail on just the main and she did it but slow with a lot of drama and heeling which my wife didn't like. I think it would have been better to have reefed the main, tightening the sail up some more to depower it and then use the jib.
Re: Heavy weather sailing
Lance mid boom or not, if you snug the vang, and you let the mainsheet out, the boom won't rise. If you release the vang, and let the mainsheet out, the boom will rise with however much pressure is in the sail. Think of the vang as a boom lift preventer (as it swivels around the base of the mast, so it doesn't care what angle of attack you are on, it always stops the boom from lifting). The key is to know when you want to keep that boom down, and when (and how much) you would want to let it out to let the boom lift (generally off wind and in lighter air).
Ideally there will always be as much upward force on the boom as downward (spare the flogging better sailors than me I know that's never the case). It's why boomkickers are used (or rigid vangs)... it allows the sailor to always get consistent lift, or drop depending on the setting of the vang (regardless of wind conditions).
Example: In yesterdays race we were off wind, and surfing (defined by me as being well over theoretical hull speed for the boat, with our own wake crashing into our stern, rolling into the cockpit through the scuppers)... on a reach to broad reach. We forgot to ease the vang some after we rounded our windward mark... once we realized it, a competitor who was trailing us (a boat length or 2) had quickly fallen behind when we cracked off on the vang a bit to allow the boom to rise ever so slightly (4-6 inches at the aft end). It provided easily another .2 to .3 knots (which is substantial when you are trying to gain distance on a heavier and faster boat with more waterline in those conditions).
Re: Heavy weather sailing
I have mid boom sheeting on my main so when I'm close hauled I see very little influence of the vang. However off the wind the vang becomes very important.
Re: Heavy weather sailing
I am VERY glad to see Jeff H is extremely consistent, and as always spot on informative.
Yep, you let the boom up going upwind by easing vang, and you're asking for a huge bag of trouble (literally) to slap you down good when you get a gust. Flatten that beast up good with vang, and you can dump the traveler in the oscillations, and dump the mainsheet in the gusts, the vang will keep the boom from skying.
We spent most of yesterday doing JUST this in our local race. We were overpowered for sure, full up main, and 155... 3 aboard... winds were supposed to be 8-16mph but gusts were to 30+ The trick to being the fastest boats was to use sail area for the low speed winds (as they were more often than not) but to quickly depower in the gusts. We used the vang to hold the boom in place upwind so I could remove the mainsail influence when we'd get a +15 dumping the traveler wasn't enough! if that vang wasn't on, we'd have been broaching with each ease of the mainsheet! The trick was to depower as the gusts hit to say on our feet... we'd maintain speed all through the gust... and they stacked up around points and coves, so you'd be hauling/easing/hauling to keep the same speed. It was a flailing fest to stay ahead of the fastest boats.
Race... You'll learn all kinds of crazy stuff that works!
Re: Heavy weather sailing
Yes, but it sorta depends on what else was going on at the time. If you were indeed pinching, then headed down a bit (as your instructor suggested) and the boat begins to heel again- if you let the traveller down, the boat will level off as the main is depowered. There are several other controls that may precede that, though- tighten outhaul, and maybe the vang, and possibly backstay tension as well, all before dropping the traveller. We use the traveller as a next to last resort before dumping the main (using mainsheet) in progressively heavier breeze and bigger puffs.
Re: Heavy weather sailing
just a mention that when i was taking a sailing course and on the tiller. i started to feel that the boat was being overpowerd---i got a little panicky at the time and kept trying to pinch to stop the heeling that worked but my instructer told me I was pinching again--it did level off the boat but was not what I should have have been doing. After some real thought later i came to the conclusion that when I could have asked the other crewmember to let out the traveller and we would have levelled off a bit. Would this be correct??
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Welcome back Rob - and thanks for bumping this one. I've copied it over to the "Salt's Corner Table" thread where I'm trying to compile some of the best advice given by our Sailnet salts.
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AROUND MISSISSIPPI — A coastal research agency and the Mississippi wildlife department have programs ongoing to restock Mississippi rivers and streams with fish.
The Gulf Coast Research Laboratory is releasing more than 20,000 Phase II Gulf Race striped bass fingerlings into the major tributaries of coastal Mississippi including the Pearl, Jordan, Biloxi, Tchoutacabouffa, Ft. Bayou and East and West Pascagoula rivers.
The fish were raised at the Lyman Fish Hatchery, just north of Gulfport where the GCRL Striped Bass Restoration Project is housed.
GCRL scientists have worked in partnership with the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources (MDMR) since 1967 to replenish the coastal striped bass population. More than 14 million striped bass have been released into Mississippi Rivers and striped bass are caught regularly by recreational anglers.
Some of the fish have been affixed with an acoustic tagging device which allows their movements to be tracked by receivers in place along sections of the river. The tags used are clearly visible to anglers.
Striped bass are regulated as a freshwater game fish in Mississippi, with a daily creel limit of six fish and a minimum length of 15 inches. These limits are also applicable in all Mississippi waters — salt and fresh.
GCRL officials say it's legal to catch and keep tagged striped bass that meet the legal limits. GCRL officials said fishermen can help the agency keep tabs on the fish by reporting length, weight, tag number (if tagged), location the fish was caught and date.
Meanwhile, the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks said it has stocked a Neshoba County Lake, Charlie Capps WMA, Olive Branch City Park and Tombigbee State Park near Tupelo with Redear Sunfish, also called shellcrackers.
The fish came from the North Mississippi Fish Hatchery in Enid.
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Re: Meatatarian
I hope to be purchasing three shirts out of the three winners...including this one!! Every time I wear my "You gotta try this!" out in public, people ask me where I got it. :D Can't have enough Fable meat bunnies!
Re: The Divine Prrrrrrrrrportion!
Re: let's make a sandwich
This is Super Cute
Re: Coffee Detector
Please. This shirt is amazing!
Re: Blue Ring Love
I loveeeee this!! <333
Re: Bake It So!
I NEED this on an apron, and so do half of my Christmas-gift recipients. If this prints, woot, can you make an apron available like you did for Kitchen Warfare? I'll bake you cookies! ("Engage!")
Re: Don't Be Fooled By My Size
This is so fantastic (and true)!
Re: There's Something Weird About Timmy...
i like the shirt something wrong with timmy, but i would love it a lot more, if the color of the shirt was darker.
Re: Ghost Grinder V.2
nice shirt poor timing. would be more relevant without the jack-o-lantern on the organ. also would be nice if the shirt had glow in the dark. also the shirt would look better if it were on a not black shirt, the black on black is never as easy to see on the shirt as it is on your computer.
huge fan of this design. GMV.
So clever and great! If it wins, I'll be tempted to get it for my friend who has had a Picard crush since high school. If only she baked... (she actually works as a cook, but not into baking the same way). Anyway, great one stardamsel!
Re: Star Lunch
I like this shirt. Hope it happens
i love this, i love polar bears, and their natural ability to consume whatever it is they can get.
Re: A-paw-calypse Now
I REEEEAAALLLLLY want this shirt! Corgis are the very best!
starksre wrote:If this places i think i will buy it for my computer science major boyfriend. Perfect for him
I hope it places too! Thanks for your feedback.
walmazan wrote:UKRAINE IS STRONG!!
I was just playing Risk the other night and when someone attacked Ukraine I quoted that bit from Seinfeld... I need this shirt.
Re: Makin' Bread
I frickin' LOVE this! Want!!!!
Re: Caged
Beautiful illustration and I love the optical illusionyness of it all. Want!
Re: Aww They're So Cute!
The drop bear.
Re: Nature Abhors a Vacuum
This was the only shirt I was really looking forward to seeing in the double take...why can't something fresh and new like this win over ubiquitously cute animal designs?
Re: Ukraine is Strong!
Please let this print!
Love it - if this places I will buy 5, one for every member of my development team and require it be worn on casual Friday in order earn free breakfast. Of course if you break the build, you don't get food...I sense a new shirt...
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tdziekan wrote:Completely unoriginal
Playing off of something else is not a bad thing, especially when it's this cute! I find you quite rude, good day sir!
I want to use my coupons so I hope this makes it! They expire at the end of this month!
Good luck with this one OCHOPIKA! It's so awesome!
meepee wrote:Voted before, voted again!
Your halftones are just amazing...
krandaller wrote:I NEED this on an apron, and so do half of my Christmas-gift recipients. If this prints, woot, can you make an apron available like you did for Kitchen Warfare? I'll bake you cookies! ("Engage!")
I agree, an apron is a must! I need this on a shirt and an apron!
Re: The Treasure Hunter
This is such an awesome design. I think the thumbnail hides too much of what's to come when you see it fully.
Got my vote and hopefully you will get more.
Re: Spotless
This is so beautiful. I can't believe that it isn't higher in the ranking.
Must have this shirt! GMV +1
*fingers crossed*
Re: The Other Lincoln Memorial
Ugh, wanted this one so badly!! Epic book needs epic shirt!
Yes! I've always called it making biscuits...love this shirt!
Re: Master?
Want! Want! Want!
This is worth a laugh every time I look at it. Anyone who likes dogs should want this because every dog has gotten into a predicament like this at some time or other. I know mine has..... regularly!
Great for music lovers too!
Please print elsewhere if it doesn't get printed here this time.
Re: Merino
lol - he's a hipster sheep. As a knitter, I would love to wear this shirt.
EVERYONE VOTE FOR THE KITTY!!! I really want this shirt.
Melissalmiller913 wrote:Yes! I've always called it making biscuits...love this shirt!
When our cat Schrodinger does this we also call it making biscuits!!! GMV
Re: Sock Monster
I still love this one. And I want one for my daughter. Hope it prints.
This is the only shirt I've ever voted for.
I love this one. I'd have to order several I believe in case I ruin one. I also know many vegans and vegetarians. I need a cute way to show them what I am
Re: this chore socks
Which link do I click to buy this shirt? <3
This is one of my favorites from Walmazan!
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Dr. Higinia Rimbau, Chair of Bilingual and Dual Language Programs at the University of St. Thomas School of Education, has been awarded a five-year Fulbright Fellowship and has been assigned as a Fulbright specialist in San Andreas, Colombia, where she will work with local educators to address the bilingual needs of the students.
Rimbau has spent more than 20 years training St. Thomas bilingual teachers to help their students bridge the gap between their native tongue and English while continuing to learn at their grade level.
"This is my first time doing something like this," Rimbau said. "It will be a great experience to see teachers teach bilingually in another country. I hope to bring that experience back to my students, and I am hoping to get data that I can present and publish."
San Andreas is a former British colony whose inhabitants speak an English-based creole. Because it is a province in Colombia, a Spanish speaking country, the current curriculum is based in Spanish. As a result, educators are having issues of bilingualism, which are similar to issues faced in America, especially Texas.
Rimbau's work will consist of several phases. The first involves her studying their education policy and research; After that, she will then design a study that she will conduct in San Andreas next summer. She will assess the needs of the teachers and design a program, taking six weeks to personally train them. Rimbau will follow up to assess the success and write a review of the program.
In the United States, Rimbau says there is a nationwide movement of dual language education, where students are encouraged to become fluent in two or more languages. In Texas, a growing number of native English speakers have expressed interest in learning other languages. The Houston Independent School District already has several programs moving in this direction.
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New Report Warns US Risks Losing Ground in Clean Energy
Third Way's recent report, Fire Sale: The End of American Ownership of Clean Energy, predicts that by 2014, federal clean tech investment will drop by 75%, from $44.3 billion in 2009 to just $11.0 billion. So what happens if the federal government really does decide to stop supporting the U.S. clean energy sector? Well, one thing can be certain; clean energy won't die but it will move to foreign markets.
Just because U.S. clean energy investment growth has fallen short within the past five years, doesn't mean that the market is vanishing. "The United Kingdom has established a £15 billion Green Bank. The China Development Bank has made available $32 billion in low-interest credit facilities to Chinese solar and wind companies. Saudi Arabia wants to raise $109 billion for its solar industry." Countries like Germany and the U.K. are already coming close to doubling their clean energy use just since 2011.
While other governments are building massive programs to fund clean energy, Congress claims that it can no longer fund these sorts of initiatives, stressing that if a clean energy industry fails it's because it's not a competitive market player. Ironically, government funding has been used to make many other American industries "competitive players."
Between 1994 and 2009 the government provided approximately $447 billion (adjusted for inflation) in cumulative energy subsides to the oil and gas industry. Compare that to the less than $6 billion federally invested in the clean energy sector from 1994-2009.
Although Congress might not see a future for America's clean energy sector, it appears that foreign investors see plenty of prospects. As other nations continue to see robust government support and growth within their own clean energy markets, they are beginning to look for new opportunities to leverage and expand the success. Chinese investment in American clean energy has grown by 130% in 2011 alone!
According to Third Way, "foreign investors look at the U.S. market as a long term investment. They are strategic, rather than financial, investors and see long-term opportunity even if, in the short-term, there are challenges. They like the abundant natural resources in the U.S., our business and legal climate, the licensing opportunities that come with investment, and the diversification that comes from investing in stable markets outside of their home countries."
Private domestic companies do not have the capital to continue to fund new clean energy projects on their own, so as federal support starts to pull away they are forced to turn to foreign investors.
With the global clean energy market expected to reach up 2.3 trillion by 2020, the U.S. must decide whether it will become the leader of this emerging 21st century market. If Congress let other countries take the lead "lack of federal investment will cost U.S. businesses in terms of lost revenues and lost intellectual property, and cost the nation in terms of growth and economic leadership."
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The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) and architectural glass and coatings manufacturer PPG announced on Feb. 20 that they received $750,000 in grants from the U.S. Department of Energy to help fund the development of a dynamic window coating or film that manages solar heat gain and visible light transmittance without requiring solar energy or wired connections.
Instead, the forthcoming dynamic material will respond to changes in temperature. The research team is aiming for a "high level of visible light transmittance to ensure wide adoption," a PPG representative said in an email, but it has yet to determine the transmittance level or the likely length of phase changes between the blocking and transmitting states.
The forthcoming development would be a boon for the budding markets for thermochromic and electrochromic window technology. Currently, thermochromic glass tends to darken and noticeably reduce visibility when exposed to high amounts of infrared light. Meanwhile, electrochromic glazings use external power sources to trigger phase changes.
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You need to straighten out the combs as soon as possible or you will continue to struggle with them.Try using a serrated knife and cut along the top bars and straighten the comb. Since it is new comb, it will be very fragile. If the comb needs a lot of correction and the weight of the comb under the horizontal cut is too heavy, you need to remove some of the comb using horizontal cuts.
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But across the street nearest our house is a rather large church parking lot, with has a congregation from throughout the area. And there have been some Sunday mornings I've been coming and going from workshop to hive and back in my suit and/or veil and have been very visible to several hundreds. That's the direction my suspicions lie.
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Box Elder's McCall Uyematsu got her revenge Wednesday.
She finished three strokes behind the leader and had to watch as her team again finished second to the Bonneville Lakers in the Class 4A girls' golf state championship last year.
Fast-forward a year, and Uyematsu and the Bees are the ones celebrating.
Uyematsu shot a tournament-best 79 to lead Box Elder to the 4A crown Wednesday at the Barn Golf Club in Pleasant View.
Uyematsu, Andra Walker, Mallary Marx, Ashley Pyle and Bailey Craynor combined for a high Stableford score of 306, edging out two-time defending champion Bonneville for the crown.
The Lakers had three golfers shoot in the 80s and a team score of 294.
"Box Elder is a worthy champion," Bonneville coach Blair Garner said. "You can't feel too bad losing to a team that's as good as they are."
Box Elder and Bonneville battled all year, splitting their four region matches.
"I think we make each other better," Garner said. "We're always fighting. ... It's us battling back and forth, and we make each other better."
Uyematsu's 79 was two strokes better than Timpanogos' Monica Yeates. Orem's McKenzie Maughn shot an 83, and Box Elder's Mallary Marx finished with an 84.
Skyline finished one point behind Bonneville, led by Noelle Bell's 85.
Team points • Box Elder 306, Bonneville 294, Skyline 293, Bountiful 287, Hillcrest 275, Timpanogos 259, Orem 256, Westlake 253, Provo 248, Clearfield 244, Mountain Crest 241, Herriman 241, Springville 234, Highland 229, Woods Cross 224
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Green Bay Swimming & Diving Continues to Roll Against IUPUI
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay men's and women's swimming and diving teams kept their impressive winning streaks alive on Saturday afternoon, as both squads picked up landslide dual meet victories against IUPUI at the Peter F. Dorschel Natatorium.
The Phoenix women – now 8-0 in dual meets and 17-0 overall – won 11 of 13 events in their 144-89 victory. The men's team claimed 12 events in the 152-84 triumph, avenging its loss to the Jaguars at the House of Champions Invitational in November. It was the fifth straight dual win for the men's team, which is now 5-2 on the year.
The Phoenix started fast, as the women won the meet's first eight events and the men won the first seven while both used great depth to build sizable leads.
Sophomore Anna Gomez (Burlington, Wis.) had a standout meet for the Green Bay women, winning both of her distance races while also helping a relay team to victory.
Gomez started by racing to a win in the 1000-yard freestyle (10:32.74) in the second event of the day before winning the 500 free in 5:06.67. The sophomore also teamed up with Claire Walters (Northfield, Minn.), Samantha Rottel (New Berlin, Wis.) and Parker Wolf (Kohler, Wis.) for a win in the 400 free relay (3:34.64) in the final event of the afternoon.
Wolf and Walters also won individual events, as Wolf took the 50 free in 24.16, and then Walters edged Wolf in the 100 free with a winning time of 53.20.
Also winning two events for the women were Racheal Weiland (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.) and Natalie Neuwirth (Stevens Point, Wis.), who started by teaming up with Emily Gomez (Burlington, Wis.) and Haley Lucas (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) for a win in the opening 400 medley relay (3:56.82). Weiland went on to claim the 200 free in 1:55.16, and Neuwirth took the 400 IM in 4:39.67.
The Phoenix was dominant on the diving boards on both sides on Saturday. For the women, it was freshman Crystal Franzwa (Winona, Minn.) who took the 1-meter board with a score of 247.95 and senior Carrie Dinelli (Northbrook, Ill.) who claimed the 3-meter title with a total of 253.42.
Freshman Alyssa Udean (Lino Lakes, Minn.) also won an individual event for Green Bay on Saturday, racing to a win in the 200 butterfly with a time of 2:08.08.
On the men's side, it was once again sophomore Willem Poelmans (Hasselt, Belgium) leading the Phoenix with three total wins. Poelmans first anchored the winning 400 medley relay (3:27.98) with the help of teammates Evan Hill (Jefferson, Wis.), Ryan Korslin (Rudolph, Wis.) and Robert Miner (Madison, Wis.). The sophomore then won the 200 free in 1:43.27 and the 500 free with a season-best time of 4:41.91.
Miner and Korslin also grabbed individual wins on the afternoon, as Miner took the 200 butterfly in 1:55.65 and Korslin took home a win in the 200 breast in 2:07.85.
Sophomore Tanner Nordlund (Rice, Minn.) controlled the diving boards on the men's side, securing a pair of wins. Nordlund first won the 1-meter board with a score of 255.67, and then put up an impressive winning total of 275.62 on the high board.
Ben Loeffelholz (Dubuque, Iowa) was another member of the Phoenix men's squad to earn two wins on Saturday, as the junior claimed the 50 free in 21.79 before teaming up with Hill, Casey Murphy (Sun Prairie, Wis.) and Cole Hackney (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) for a win in the 400 free relay (3:09.16).
Additional victors on the men's side were senior Connor Andrew (Centennial, Colo.) in the 1000 free (10:02.38), sophomore Connor Huff (Dubuque, Iowa) in the 400 IM (4:11.17) and senior Brian Heiser (McFarland, Wis.) in the 200 back (1:55.89).
The Green Bay women are next in action on Saturday, Jan. 25 when they host Northern Michigan at noon at the Peter F. Dorschel Natatorium. The men's team will next compete at the Butler Invite on Sunday, Jan. 26 in Indianapolis.
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HowdyReally 3 to 400 dollars for a queen bee and what if see is killed by the workers or something else happen thats alot of hard earn money gone to waste in my book no wonder alot of guy's are trying to raise their own queens.
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When senior Nadeen Mustafa decided to start wearing a hijab, or tradition Muslim veil, she recalled an Islamic saying that says women are like jewels. One doesn't put their jewels out on a table, one put's them in a jewelry box.
"I love that concept," Mustafa said. "I think that a lot of the time women don't know how precious they are. We give life. How amazing is that? How divine. Every time I see someone who has insecurity issues or is not fulfilling their potential, it inspires me to let them know how precious they are. That is one of my daily initiatives."
Mustafa, a University of St. Thomas international development major and finance and economics minor, tries to be an ambassador, not only her for native Libya, but for all people.
"We're all called to be ambassadors one way or another – ambassadors of our faith, our University and of our country," she said. "If we keep that attitude every day, then we all are role models. We get to represent all these different multi-faceted entities. I'm trying really hard to represent Libyan women and college women at St. Thomas."
Educated in Catholic schools for eight years, having attended high school at St. Agnes Academy in Houston, Mustafa, at only 21 years old, is on the board for the Libyan American Organization, the ambassador for Libya on the World Affairs Council, a mentor with Interfaith Ministries and an active member with UST's Society of Macrina. Connecting with these groups in the United States has allowed Mustafa to help impact, not only her three younger siblings, but the St. Thomas campus community.
"For me, coming from Libya where there is the 42-year dictatorship, there's been a lot of alienation in the past," she said. "St. Thomas has been super supportive. Over here, I felt a little disenfranchised, like I can't help, but I remember walking around campus with my Libya flag as a cape and everyone from professors to students asking how they could help. That support was overwhelming."
Dr. Hans Stockton, director of the Center for International Studies, associate professor and Cullen Trust for Higher Education/Fayez Sarofim Chair in International Studies, has been her biggest advocate. As her mentor and advisor, she said Stockton's encouragement and support, especially during the Libyan Revolution in 2011, has been invaluable to her success. He recommended her for the World Council, and she uses her time in her various organizations to influence others.
"The organizations I'm working with, it's not just about events or these places you're working at – it's about your daily interactions," Mustafa said. "It's the way you treat people and the fact that everyone has potential. Everyone has an unfound gift that they are called to share. If you look at people that way, you'll always see someone as valuable."
After two study abroad trips to France and Taiwan, classes every summer and countless events in the community, Mustafa is graduating from St. Thomas in December in three and a half short years. Her determination and involvement in the UST community recently earned her an Alumni Association Student Award.
"I've worked hard, but I've never felt like I'm in pain through this journey," she said. "It's been fun because I'm learning. International studies is my life story, and finding a major that illustrates your interests makes a dream easier."
She is applying for graduate school and said St. Thomas has groomed her for curriculums in human development and diplomacy.
"I have a great world view, and I really do attribute it to some of the classes I've taken here at University of St. Thomas," she said. "My preparation has taken away some of the burden and anxiety of the next transition. I'm filled with gratitude for that."
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I keep on hoping this place will catch on since its on my side of town. The set up is fun and comfortable, great for small get togethers with firends. The food however is uninspired. The baked goodies are great, but if your looking for a light meal its not so great. Not horrible, just plain and sometimes not as fresh as I'd like.
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i just ordered my new ubg holster for my t380. yours looks great . the grips are outstanding looking.
Very nice. Good choice of grips. First Black & Gold I've seen that I like.
i usually don't like wood grips on autos (except the old black 1911s). but these look really nice!
Steve, that pimp gun looks better every time I see it. Just got a kholster for my Thunder.
Is that holster model the "STRIKER"?
very nice!
I have been looking for some wood grips for my nickel 380 I have on the way. What's the website for those?
I've got the bi-metal T380 and have been looking for the gold accent pistol in black ever since I got mine. Like the look. UBG makes some really neat holsters too. His work just keeps getting better and it was pretty dang good to start with.


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I hope this is the right place to post this question. I currently have a 2004 wrx w/cobb stage 2. Im soon going to upgrade to the cobb vf39/stage 2.5 map with vf39, sti tmic, sti pink injectors and walbro 255 fp. Now, my question is, with this setup, approximately how fast will my quarter mile time and trap speeds be. Im really curious to know before I head out to the track once I get this setup installed
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i'd love to get some of your other zines
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Thanks for the comment. I'm totally down for a trade for Golden Ticket. My address is:
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I'd love to trade zines with you. I have two coming out soon, would you like to trade both? Each of yours looks really great. Let me know! I'll be printing later this month. Thanks :)
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I don't think your request is unreasonable, but generally speaking I wouldn't expect a gun store to give you all of your money back on your purchase towards a trade. In my experience you can expect to get roughly 60%. of course this will depend upon your relationship with the store.does this sound reasonable? I'm just looking for opinions
Now regarding you approach, if you are a loyal customer of this store, having purchased several guns from them and are having a problem with a purchase you should take it to them directly rather than asking for a refund through an email message. Being a loyal customer, you should know the name of your salesperson or even better, the manager and talk to them directly.


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- Over at I'll Follow the Sun, J writes about why the inclusion of "Girl Power" and riot girl is problematic.
- Amelia over at Female Impersonator blog wrote a terrific post about how she feels alienated at rock shows and being silenced.
- Evil Slutopia commented on Bristol Palin's selective admission of her personal details. (I commented on the Candies campaign and Palin here)
- Good post at Happy Bodies on the male gaze.
- Dear Desporia on heterosexuals using the term partner.
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Just what is this Consensus anyway?
Lastly, I wrote "That the recent increase in temperature is unprecedented in the last 1000 years … is one (but by no means the only) line of evidence indicating that recent change is likely to be unnatural". This is true, but incomplete and possibly misleading, in that it may appear to overstate the importance of the proxy record. If you follow the link to the TAR chapter 12, you'll have found that the IPCC based its conclusion of human influence on climate on:
A longer and more closely scrutinised observational record
New model estimates of internal variability
New estimates of responses to natural forcing
Improved representation of anthropogenic forcing
Sensitivity to estimates of climate change signals
Qualitative consistencies between observed and modelled climate changes
A wider range of detection techniques
…and all of this lead them to write: The increase in the number of studies, the breadth of techniques, increased rigour in the assessment of the role of anthropogenic forcing in climate, the robustness of results to the assumptions made using those techniques, and consistency of results lead to increased confidence in these results. Detection and attribution have rapidly developed into an entire discipline and deserves its own post, sometime.
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Band: 12 Stones
Song: The way I feel
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Album: 12 Stones (2002)
Origin: Mandeville, Louisiana, USA
Genres: Post-grunge, Alternative rock, Christian rock
Years active 2000 — present
Labels Wind-up Records
Website http://www.12stones.com
Paul McCoy
Eric Weaver
Justin Rimer
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12 Stones is a post-grunge band from Mandeville, Louisiana. Lead vocalist Paul McCoy was also featured in the Evanescence single "Bring Me to Life", for which he won a Grammy.
The four band members met in Mandeville, Louisiana, a small suburb north of New Orleans, and within 15 months were signed to a record deal with Wind-up Records.
"Shadows" from Potter's Field was used in a trailer for the film Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. "Photograph" (also from Potter's Field) appeared on the Elektra movie soundtrack 2005. "My Life" from their self-titled album was featured on the soundtrack of The Scorpion King in 2002. "Broken" (also from the self-titled album) served as the official theme song for WWE's Judgment Day pay-per-view in May 2002 and "Home" (also from the self-titled album) was the song used for the WWE Desire video for Kurt Angle. The band also recorded the song "Let Go" exclusively for the Daredevil movie soundtrack. Songs "Running out of Pain" and "Back Up" were used on Cheating Death, Stealing Life – The Eddie Guerrero Story.
In November 2009, the band recorded their fourth studio album, with producer David Bendeth. "We Are One", the first single from the new album, was released on April 6. The song Premiered on noisecreep on 29 March 2010, the very same day being leaked to radio by WBSX (97.9X) in Wilkes-Barre, PA. Recently, "We Are One" was used by World Wrestling Entertainment as the theme song for the renegade faction formed by the NXT first season graduates known as The Nexus.
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12 Stones is the eponymous debut album from the American rock band 12 Stones. It was released on April 23, 2002 by Wind-up Records.
World Wrestling Entertainment used some of the songs for promotional purposes. "Home" was the song for the WWE Desire video for Kurt Angle. "Broken" was used for the WWE Judgment Day pay-per-view in May 2002. Songs "Running out of Pain" and "Back Up" were used on Cheating Death, Stealing Life – The Eddie Guerrero Story. The song "Back Up" was also used in the promo for Shawn Michaels vs. Triple H in in a Cell at Bad Blood 2004. It was also originally written to be used as an entrance song for The Rock, but was not used as it was too different from what he had been using. The album debuted on the Billboard 200 at Number 147. The album have sold over 500,000 copies and certified gold world wide
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Hi Molly!
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Hi everyone-
First, thanks all for being such a great community. We brought Molly, our now 6 month old GSD home last September, and since (even before) then, this site has been a wonderful resource for information.
My wife and I had been kicking around the idea of getting a dog for a couple of years. Our kids were old enough, and both our families had dogs growing up. We looked at numerous breeds, from both animal shelters as well as breeders. After about a full year of waffling, we finally decided on a GSD. We prefer larger dogs, and my family had a Shepherd/Collie mix when we were growing up that will live in my parent's minds as THE. BEST. DOG. EVER.
So, we started looking locally at shelters, and came up with numerous mixes, but no dogs unfortunately that my wife, myself and the kids really clicked with. We looked at breeders as well, and during that process was referred by chance to a couple that just happened to have two GSDs and a recent litter of puppies. They were not breeders themselves per se, but a couple who had recently married, and their new family included two GSDs that had apparently not waited for the honeymoon, resulting in a litter of ten puppies.
We made the trip, and of course, the kids wanted to take all of them home. My wife and I decided on a female that seemed to lead the charge of puppies exploring the property and even had the guts to goad her father into play when he was clearly not interested. On the ride home, we named her Molly.
Speaking of her parentage, Molly's father was one of the biggest GSDs I have ever seen. He was at once truly massive yet the sweetest dog. After a few "who are the strangers?" barks when we arrived, he approached my young daughter with a large stick (my wife recalls it as a "log") and the two ran off to play. He was the classic black/tan, her mother was more of what I believe is referred to as a "sable" with more silver and gray in her coat. She had unfortunately been hit by a car a few years back and lost a leg, but you'd never know it by the way she tended to her pups.
We crate trained from day one. And honestly, that's the only night we've had an issue with it. Molly was understandably freaked out in a new place away from her litter mates, so we moved the crate into our bedroom and I spent much of that night laying on the floor next to the crate so she would quiet down. Since then no issues. Without a doubt, crate training while sometimes hard for the kids who wanted her out to play constantly, was the key to housebreaking her without too much drama.
We have learned so much from this community and one day I hope I can contribute to help someone else out in return.
Now, Molly is 6 months old and a happy, healthy 61 pound bundle of joy. She is a fast learner, amazing with the kids, and absolutely loves Lincoln, our 3 year old cat. Our cat is a total jerk to any other feline, but he shockingly took to Molly almost immediately. We're so happy to have her in our home.
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Beat writers can hypothesize how much they think Detroit Lions running back Mikel Leshoure will contribute now that he has served his two-game suspension. But what does head coach Jim Schwartz have to say on the topic? Well, not a whole lot.
Schwartz wouldn't say for sure if Leshoure will play Sunday versus the Titans, but he will be on the field if he is active.
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"He was suspended (so) he wasn't allowed to be at our games or our practices, but he could still work out in our facility and go to team meetings, stuff like that. So we saw him around last week. He's worked really hard to be ready when his number's called. We've been waiting a long time to call his number, so we know he'll be ready."
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In short, Kevin Smith probably remains a nice fantasy start for another week, and he has a great matchup versus the Titans. But Leshoure will be back before long and turn this backfield into a confusing mess. Leshoure should definitely be rostered since he's probably the Lions' best goal-line runner right now. When will he be at least a flex option for your team? I don't know, but I figure it'll be at least a few weeks. Don't forget that he is coming back from an Achilles tear, a major, major injury for any running back, so nothing is guaranteed. But in the meantime, try to sell Smith while his value is this high.


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'"You absorb what a lot of people say. I think I really understand the mentality of what type of team fans really want. Buffalo is a great city when you win or tie. It's not a good city for losing."'
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Last year, Russian teacher education manuals described the former dictator, Joseph Stalin, as an "effective manager." Now, a new teacher manual argues the brutal dictator who, most probably, was responsible for the death of over 30 million people, acted rationally in carrying out these deaths because Russia had to be modernized. Teachers are being told the Great Terror of the 1930s when thousands were executed and millions terrorized, that "Stalin did not know who would deal the next blow, and for that reason, he attacked every known group and movement, as well as those who were not his allies or of his mindset."
Defenders of the manual argue they are not defending the dictator, but simply explaining his motivation. Millions of Russians were killed or sent to camps in Siberia where they were worked to death. One wonders if students will be told how many thousands of brave Russian soldiers who fought in WWII were killed after the war.