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Wittenberg Biology Student Makes Most Of Summer Internship Researching Agricultural Herbicides
December 3, 2010
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The knee injury that forced Carl Coburn, class of 2011 from Cincinnati, Ohio, off Wittenberg University's soccer pitch during his freshman year was a disappointment that could have been a real setback for him. Instead, Coburn decided to put all his focus into his studies, a move that continues to pay significant dividends.
"My injury closed one door, but opened up another," he said.
Now a senior biology major, Coburn has spent his years at Wittenberg working hard and exploring every opportunity. During the summer of 2010, he jumped on a unique internship opportunity at West Virginia University (WVU) with Rakesh Chandran, a weed scientist and professor who is conducting pioneering research on how to reduce levels of herbicides on agriculture.
Coburn saw the research internship as the perfect way to expand his horizons. He was particularly attracted to this research because of his interest in its potential to reduce the environmental impact of agriculture.
During his internship at WVU, Coburn examined different methods for applying herbicides on crops and analyzed the economic and environmental benefits. He and Chandran compared "banded herbicide spraying," which sprays crops in straight lines, with "broadcast spraying" which sprays the entire field.
Their research confirmed that banded spraying is not only more economical for farmers, it is more environmentally sustainable because it uses effectively half as much herbicide as broadcast spraying. Banded spraying also causes fewer run-offs (excess herbicide that flows into streams and/or the surrounding landscape) and the crops have less herbicide on them.
"The banded spraying provided the same level of weed control and showed no reduction in yield," said Coburn. "And with banded spraying we can reap all these environmental benefits as well."
While the banded spraying technique has been practiced, it has never been studied as a way to lessen herbicide use to benefit the environment. The research internship at WVU helped give Coburn the focus he was looking for in the field of biology and helped him define a path forward after graduation. Initially, he plans to pursue a master's degree in agricultural science and possibly go on to get his doctorate.
"This internship really opened my eyes and helped me to see specifically what I want to do in the future," said Coburn, a graduate of Anderson High School in Cincinnati who is also active in a variety of other campus activities, including a campus sustainability task force, intramurals and the Inter-Fraternity Council, representing the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. "The work showed me that there are lots of opportunities for research in this area. And that is what I am interested in."
Coburn credits his success obtaining the internship with the Wittenberg biology department, which he says pushes all its students to pursue opportunities that broaden their academic experience.
"I know that being a Wittenberg biology student made me stand out on my application," Coburn said. "Dr. Chandran knew what kind of programs we have, and he knew I would be a big help to him."
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Source: PC Pro - UK, Aug 2006, Issue 142
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The main Spyware Doctor window offers to scan or immunise your computer, and to switch on or off the IntelliGuard Protection utility. By clicking on the Tools menu you can select which particular types of threat you want the program to alert you to and to protect you against. These include keystroke loggers, adware, phishing tools and Trojans, plus items that make changes to your PC's Registry.
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Spyware Doctor impressed us greatly with its detailed reporting tools and the ability to specify exactly what you want it to be on guard for and what doesn't concern you. It's well priced and it's refreshing to fi nd a program that takes the time to explain each risk, helping you make an informed decision about whether to erase it.
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Source: PC Plus - UK, Dec 2005, Issue 237
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Anti-spyware programs are as common as footballer's wives, but some are as big a danger as the malware they're supposed to tackle. Spyware Doctor is one of the few names you can truly depend on, and is now available as a boxed product in the UK.
Spyware Doctor takes a three pronged approach to combating spyware and keyloggers. Firstly, there's an on demand scanner that can be used to root out malicious code hiding in your hard drive or installed in the registry. The IntelliGuard function extends your security net by protecting your system against spyware in real time, blocking attempts by malware to install on your system. Lastly, there's an immunisation function, which prevents malicious ActiveX scripts from running on virulent websites.
In addition to providing comprehensive spyware protection, everything is neatly wrapped up in a very useable interface. Microsoft AntiSpyware offers a similar range of options to Spyware Doctor, and also has the benefit of being free, but it's the commercial tool that has the more usable interface and pips Microsoft in terms of protection strength.
Source: PC Utilities - UK, Feb 2006, Issue 72
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This doctor takes its job seriously, as the quality of its work shows
Every once in a while a software vendor will spot an opportunity, seemingly come out of nowhere and capitalise on it. That's exactly the case with Spyware Doctor 3.5 from PC Tools, makers of the popular Registry Mechanic toolkit. While it may not have jumped on to the anti-spyware solution bandwagon as quickly as some of its competitors, its patience has been rewarded. Spyware Doctor is one of the best anti-spyware tools we've seen.
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Compared to the competition, Spyware Doctor did an astounding job of not only removing threats but also restoring settings back to their original state. Hijacked browser settings were set free, and even SpySheriff's desktop wallpaper hijack was eliminated. The only threat that Spyware Doctor didn't catch and destroy was the Seekmo Search Assistant, but that particular issue was easily sorted via a trip to Control Panel.
Overall, Spyware Doctor showed itself to be the real deal. It didn't make us try to figure things out, or dig for solutions. If only every antispyware tool were so ready to bring your PC back to its rightful state of health...
Source: PC Answers - UK, April 2006, Issue 157
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Equally suitable for the novice and the expert, Spyware Doctor is a clear winner this month and takes its place on our A List as a result.
Source: PC Pro - UK, Nov 2005, Issue 133

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"Bud the Ox" Dies at Barrington Living History Farm
Farm's Younger Oxen Keep Tradition Alive, Special Events Planned
WASHINGTON-ON-THE-BRAZOS, Texas — Barrington Living History Farm in Washington County northwest of Houston seems a little emptier this week.
Bud, one half of the farm's yoke of Durham oxen, died Wednesday, July 22.
At sixteen and a half years of age, Bud lived longer than most oxen.
"We are proud and happy to have been a part of his long and productive life and happy that he and his partner, Abe, brought so many smiles to so many people," said Cathy Nolte, Barrington Farm manager.
Nolte said oxen are a vital component in Texas' history, since early Texas settlers and frontiersman relied on the gentle giants to carry heavy loads across country, break virgin ground and plow and plant the fields.
Anson Jones, the last president of the Republic of Texas, settled at Barrington with his family after he retired from his political career and used oxen to develop the farm. An entry in his journal during March of 1847 provides some insight into a Texas lifestyle that continues to this day at Barrington Farms:
"Peach and plum trees commenced blossoming this week. Continued planting corn on the east side of the field, Jerry and Mary breaking up cotton land with oxen."
Bud is survived by his comrades Abe, Slim, Shorty, Tippy and Tex. These oxen still allow visitors to experience the sights, smells and sounds of the 19th century reenacted at Barrington Farm. Interpreters, dressed in period style clothing, also help visitors understand what life was like 150 years ago.
Employees are welcoming the public to pay their respects to Bud at special events like the upcoming "An 1850s Education" weekend Aug 15-16, showcasing how education in pioneer Texas was first done in the home. Visitors can learn the lessons children were taught and the methods used by teachers, as well as the history behind Texas public schools and universities and the folks who first got the ball rolling.
"As Bud nurtured our oxen programs at Barrington, he continues to given even in death, nurturing our lands and, of course as always, our hearts," Nolte said.
For more information about visitor opportunities at Barrington Living History Farm, and other facilities at Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site, see the park Web pages or phone (936) 878-2214. A short video showcasing Washington-on-the-Brazos can be viewed on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Web site, or on the department's new official YouTube channel.
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What you need to do is look at live data for the ABS.
Check the wheel speed readings on all 4 corners . As you slow down look for the one that zeroes before the rest, in other words one wheel will not register when the others are all reading the same.
It is common for a ABS car to do this.
Also remember that default minimum speed reading is like 3 MH.
One of the sensors is dropping the signal at low speed, like 7 or 8 miles an hour.It will be easy to spot on the live data
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Hello.. said truck has the abs that as you slow and are almost stopped, starts pulse'n the brakes lightly..
you can slam the brakes on from 55mph no issue, only when under 5mph and stopping slowly, does it play this game..
Wife drives this, and drive the front brakes to metal on metal.. to the point the inner pad backing(piston side) was almost thin enough to leave the building, now when I did them, I cleaned off the abs senders at the wheel off all the metal shavings,, used brake clean on them.. could a few missed shavings or pieces of rust scale cause this.. at low speed..
no abs light or codes .. no check engine light or codes..
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Over the course of 19 years, Wittenberg's annual Empty Bowls event has grown from a small, grassroots effort to raise money for local food banks into a community tradition that set a new fundraising record in 2013 during the March 21 event in the Center Dining Room (CDR) in the Benham-Pence Student Center.
Hosted once again by Wittenberg's Department of Art and Catholic Social Charities, Empty Bowls 2013 raised a whopping $41,735 for Second Harvest Food Bank in Springfield. The event has been organized since 2000 by Associate Professor of Art and Department Chair Scott Dooley, with assistance in 2013 from student coordinator Jacob Kuntz, class of 2014 from Versailles, Ky., and a host of volunteers who prepared a record 1,060 ceramic bowls.
Participants paid $15 to attend the event, entitling them to select a hand-crafted ceramic bowl and fill it with soup, salad and bread buffet. The fundraising goal for the 2013 event was $38,000 after the 2012 event raised more than $36,500.
"Thanks to all of you that came out to support the event," Dooley said. "During the challenging economic downturn of the last six years there have been many foundations and organizations that have been forced to cut funding. But we have been able to increase totals during this six-year period! I am continually amazed by Wittenberg and the Springfield community. Truly inspirational!"
Second Harvest Food Bank provides food supplies to the poor and homeless throughout Clark, Champaign and Logan Counties. Anna Plataniotis, events coordinator for Catholic Social Services/Second Harvest Food Bank, spearheaded efforts to publicize the event, secure food donations, and meet with local sponsors, who contributed a record total of $26,715.
Sponsors were led by Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church, which was designated a Golden Spoon Sponsor for its level of commitment. Major event sponsors for the 2013 event included Dr. Dana and Judy King, Madison Avenue Pharmacy, Harry N. Chakeres, Villa Springfield Health and Rehabilitation Center, Wallace & Turner/Patrick Field, the Union Club, Sodexo and Wittenberg Student Senate – Build a Better Wittenberg.
VIP Sponsors included Assurant, ESSEX of Springfield, Rollins Moving & Storage, Speedway LLC, Mary Alice and Steve Neely, Ladies Philoptochos Society, Betsy and James Dean, Rick Nedelman and Lori Thomas, Home City Federal Savings Bank, Mary Jo Groves and Rob Baker. Soup Sponsors include Sodexo Catering Service, Bob Evans Farm, Linardo's Villa, Mela Urban Bistro, Los Mariachis, Seasons Bistro Bar & Grille and Buckeye Sports Lodge.
Salad and bread was donated by Dole Foods and Klosterman's Bakery. Promotional posters were designed by Max Fleischman, class of 2013 from Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Bowls are thrown using a pottery wheel and then trimmed, fired and glazed throughout the year by volunteers, including students, faculty and staff members, and Springfield community members. "Bowl throwers" in 2012-13 included Alisa Mizikar, Susan Finster, Leslie Morris, Lynn Riewerts-Carine, James Dumstorf, Jeremy Block, Corie Cappelucci, Taylor Burmeister, Jacob Kuntz, Melissa Miller, Courtney Ross, Kaitlyn Bedard, Kaitlyn Butterfield, Jordon Stafford, Arriana Hamilton, Morgan Beam, Kiersten Kuntz, Kelli Harrod, Samantha Evans, Gina Grusenmeyer and Dooley, who teaches ceramics at Wittenberg.
Also of note were artists who donated their work for a raffle that took place during the event: Alisa Mizikar, Leslie Morris, Susan Finster, Lynn Riewerts-Carine and Dooley.


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Really good Fett, the chin strap looks spot on
This looks great!
Really good Fett, the chin strap looks spot on
Just need to keep hunting ebay for vintage riot police helmets until you find the right one. Pester the sellers for more details/photos of the chincups.
I don't believe you will find an accurate set of straps straight off the shelf though, looks like they were modifed for Fett but the modifications are very simple.
Appreciate all the photos..... also inspires me to keep tweaking mine...... he says as he removes keys off the keyboard....
I completely re-did the straps and d-rings for more accuracy and filled/re-drilled all holes for the ear cap screws. Also assembled a 'dummy' RF circuit. Most of this is not permenantly attached and some of it is just temporary until I get more parts in, but I just wanted to see how it looks so far.
I'm really happy with the way it is turning out and must mention that this is a joint UK/Australia effort with BGHunter.
More upgrades to come!
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It's really coming together nicely! Congrats & keep it up!!
Some more work on the helmet interior! Acrylic below the MQ1 board, lots of epoxy filler, hex bolts, washers, cheesehead screws, visor clips (still unfinished), and the main plastic ring of the helmet liner has been replaced with an accurate vintage one (again thank you BG Hunter )...
More still to come....
How did you attach the helmet plastic ring to the top? I saw some the other day at the hardware store.. Thanks man! This'll be my blueprint for my helmet interior! awesome Job! Especially with the attachments of the T-visor!
KB u may want to somehow paint the black acrylic under the keyslots i dont think it was black or r u repainting the helmet? Also what r u using for epoxy putty? Im about to do some of this stuff as well, gonna want a list haha...but really looking GREAT
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look at the AOSW pics, the mq1 and panel below it are painted under the keyslots
I do like the miliput...I have some white stuff here...
I was able to break the yelloe Miliput off in almost a whole chunk, unfortunately I have just about every Floquil paint apart from boxcar red!
I mixed the white Miliput with some black paint to make it grey. Took a while to get it mixed evenly though.
Such an inspiration...would u have made any more of those boards?
I dont think it was a putty they used but an epoxy like gorilla glue or something that is a yellow tinted translucent substance...looking through the PP3 helmet pics right now and it seems like it was something more along those lines and alot of duct tape
I've only been collecting parts for one other person but tracking down most of the vintage components is a nightmare. Fortunately I had help from BG Hunter. Hopefully I can get someone to actually wire the board up to function correctly but failing that, I'll just get a self contained board for the RF topper and my board will just be for show.
Cool, yeh it looks pretty cool though, great job so far
how do u like the hard hat liner? Work well for holding the lid to your head? I have something way more present day, a liner from a helicopter helmet kinda like a kevlar liner but its a whole liner not pads
I couldn't find anything locally resembling the stuff in the original helmets. I vaguely remember an Araldite 2 part epoxy years ago that had a murky yellow finish but I couldn't find it and not sure exactly what it's called.
Although the helmet liner isn't fixed in place yet, it does give a perfect fit and with the chin straps it's very secure.
Very cool I want to get one of the liners as its got that airyness to it haha...
I think regular gorilla glue dries that yellow color Ima try it out this week...what did u use for the metal on the bottom of the visor? I found some thin guaged sheetmetal to cut for the upper braket
Which Gorilla glue are you referring to? They seem to make at least 3 or 4 different types. Can you post a link please? BG Hunter had the idea of using epoxy then once dry going over it with No Nails type of glue that dries yellow. Unfortunately for me the stuff over here seems to dry white!
Sskunky did a run of these helmet liners. I bought one of his but replaced the plastic ring with a vintage one.
I scaled the lower visor tabs to 2mm thick and 10mm wide. You can buy aluminium bar in most sizes on ebay. Just cut it to size, drill and tap the hole and bend to shape. I scaled the screws to M3 size brass cheesehead style.
Forgot about the bay...thanks for that reminder
Some more work. Really just need to attach the helmet liner and upper visor clips, trim the visor and replace one screw/nut and some washers. More parts on the way...


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Introducing Gina from Rutgers. A smokestack blonde bombshell to start your week and get your geared up for Fckin Foam at Trenton. Gina kinda has like a Marissa Miller vibe or something right? I can't put my finger on it. But there's a Victoria's Secret model or SI girl that looks just like her. Either way, she'll be at the Sun National Bank Center this FRIDAY for Fckin Foam in Trenton.
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EUGENE, ORE. -- Lianne Farber of the University of North Carolina women's track and field team finished 19th in the 1500-meter run at the 2013 NCAA Division I Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships Thursday at the University of Oregon.
Farber finished 19th overall in the event and 12th in her heat. Her recorded time was 4:23.18.
Cameron Overstreet, Tristine Johnson, and Briana Hudson will begin their competition in the NCAA Championships Friday. The trio qualified for the NCAA Championships based on their performances at the NCAA East Preliminary Round May 23-25 in Greensboro, N.C.
Farber, a junior from Northport, N.Y., went into the Championships with high hopes. She smashed her personal record in the 1,500 at the last chance Virginia Challenge, finishing in 4:14.56 to secure her qualification for the NCAA first round in Greensboro, N.C. That PR time ranks fourth all-time in the UNC record books.
At the NCAA East, she qualified for the quarterfinal with her 4:19.59 first round race and then finished in 4:16.67 in the quarterfinal to earn her bid to the semifinal at the national championships.
Farber earned her first All-America honor during the 2012 cross country season as she finished 40th at the NCAA Cross Country National Championships. She is the 2013 ACC Champion in the 1,500, earning All-ACC honors for the ACC Outdoor Championships. Farber also championed the indoor mile for conference honors in 2013.
Farber has been ranked nationally in the 1,500 all season in addition to her national ranking in the 800 and the 5,000. Also an outstanding student in the classroom, Farber has garnered All-ACC Academic honors for the cross country and indoor seasons in addition to being recognized by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches' Association as an Academic All-America for the cross country season.
Live results are available for the championships. A full meet schedule can be found here. For all other championships information fans can click the NCAA.com.
The Pac-12 will provide live streaming video for all four days of competition. For June 6-8, ESPNU and ESPN3.com have picked up select hours. A full broadcast schedule is available below:
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June 7 beginning at 3:30 p.m. on Pac-12 Live Stream and at 7:30 p.m. on ESPNU/ESPN3.com
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In 1999 Peter began a conversation with Richard Branson about the need for a new gathering of world leaders for our increasingly interconnected global village. They took the idea for such a group, which they called "The Elders" to the man who embodies the qualities of leadership they were seeking – Nelson Mandela.
Peter said, "In traditional societies, elders always had a role in conflict resolution, long-term thinking and applying wisdom wherever it was needed. We are moving to this global village and yet we don't have our global elders."
In 2007, Peter and Richard's vision became a reality. Mandela announced the formation of The Elders on his 89th birthday in Johannesburg saying "This group can speak freely and boldly, working both publicly and behind the scenes. They will reach out to those who most need their help. They will support courage where there is fear, foster agreement where there is conflict and inspire hope where there is despair."
Prospective members were invited to join on the basis of a distinct set of criteria. Firstly, and most importantly, they should be independent. They should have earned international trust, demonstrated integrity, and built a reputation for inclusive, progressive leadership.
The Elders include six Nobel Peace Laureates and come from all over the world. They are Martti Ahtisaari, Kofi Annan, Ela Bhatt, Lakhdar Brahimi, Gro Harlem Brundtland, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Jimmy Carter, Graça Machel, Mary Robinson and Desmond Tutu. Nelson Mandela and Aung San Suu Kyi are honorary Elders.


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Although as recently as 1980 measles was estimated to cause 2.6 million deaths globally, due to highly effective and safe vaccines, measles elimination has been achieved in a number of countries globally as well as in the region of the Americas. Expansion of measles control strategies and activities has resulted in substantial gains in measles vaccine coverage globally with accompanying declines in measles disease burden and mortality. Despite these successes, recent setbacks have occurred due to under-vaccination, including large measles outbreaks in Africa and Europe. This resurgence of measles has resulted in increases in measles virus importations in countries that have achieved measles elimination; 1,380 measles cases were provisionally reported in the Americas during 2011, the highest number of measles cases reported since 2002. Participants will discuss what needs to be done to reverse these trends, and achieve milestones set for 2015 toward the goal of measles eradication as well as recent research that suggests children who receive their first measles vaccination at 12 months are more likely to contract the disease as adolescents than those who receive at 15-16 months.


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Brady named Henrico Christmas Mother
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Terry McConnell Brady, a retired Henrico County math teacher, has been named the 2012 Henrico Christmas Mother.
A native of Abingdon, Va., where she grew up on a farm with three brothers, Brady resides in the Tuckahoe District and is a long-time member of Tuckahoe Presbyterian Church, where she serves as a Sunday school teacher and works in the outreach division. She also volunteers with Meals on Wheels and the American Cancer Society, and has been involved with the Henrico Christmas Mother program for three years.
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Donations of checks may be mailed to Henrico Christmas Mother, P.O. Box 70338, Henrico, VA 23255-0338. To make online donations or to learn about volunteering, sponsoring a family or applying for assistance, visit http://www.henricochristmasmother.org or call 236-9741.
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Richmond Montessori School, an independent Montessori school for children ages 2 to 14, recently earned reaccreditation from the Virginia Association of Independent Schools. The VAIS accreditation program is one of only a few recognized at the national level through the National Association of Independent School's Commission on Accreditation and is also recognized and approved by the Virginia Board of Education through the Virginia Council for Private Education. > Read more.
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The process sought to reduce overcrowding at Hungary Creek Middle School, create room at Wilder Middle School for a gifted academy and address the poverty level disparity among some middle schools. It will impact about 775 students, according to school system officials. > Read more.
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Television and Motion Picture Director, Producer. Best known for his behind-the-scenes contributions as producer and director for the TV series "Bewitched" (1964 to 1972), which starred his then-wife Elizabeth Montgomery. Born into a family of versed entertainers, his father was film producer Ephraim Asher, his mother Lillian Bonner was an actress, he spent his early years in Hollywood and following his father's death when William was a teenager he returned to live in New York. He acted upon his interest with the movie industry and ventured back to California where he initiated his career in the mail room at Universal Studio. It was during that period, when Asher learned the business with his watching of the directors, editors and other personnel. After service with the US Army Signal Corps during World War II, he resumed at Universal and landed a position as assistant editor and cameraman. In 1948, he collaborated with actor Richard Quine as co-director, co-writer and co-producer on the big screen project "Leather Gloves". With the dawning of television the opportunities were abundant and Asher took advantage as he found steady work as a director for episodes of the popular series "The Danny Thomas Show", "December Bride" and "I Love Lucy". In 1963, he married actress Elizabeth Montgomery (they divorced in 1973) and one year later she was cast as the nose-twitching witch Samantha in "Bewitched" with Asher serving as the series producer and director. During the series' run, he earned an Emmy Award (1966) and received three additional nominations (1967 to 1969). He also became noted for his directing of the Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello Beach movie series, which included "Beach Party" (1963), "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), "Bikini Beach" (1964) and "Beach Blanket Bingo" (1965). Asher remained active throughout the 1970s and 1980s with the programs "Alice", "Private Benjamin" and "Harper Valley". After divorcing Montgomery, he was formerly married to actress Joyce Bulifont.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay volleyball team wrapped up its 2013 regular season on Saturday evening with a 3-0 (28-26, 25-17, 25-21) victory over Youngstown State (15-14, 7-7 HL) at the Beeghly Center.
With a 9-5 Horizon League record (14-13 overall), the Phoenix ends its schedule in a tie for third place in the conference standings, but will be the No. 4 seed in next weekend's Horizon League Championship due to Oakland (9-5) owning the tiebreaker. Green Bay and No. 5 YSU will meet again next Friday at 4:30 p.m. CT at the Klotsche Center in Milwaukee (No. 1 seed).
It was senior Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.) leading the Phoenix on Saturday for the second day in a row, racking up a match-high 11 kills while hitting .333. Freshman Shannon Hurley (Connellsville, Pa.) also reached double digits with 10 kills, five of which came in the exciting 28-26 first-set win.
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Putnam's Director of Tourism Valerie Hickman is stepping down and is expected to be replaced by former First Lady Libby Pataki of Garrison.
Hickman, 76, and a resident of Mahopac, is suffering from lung cancer and undergoing radiation and chemotherapy treatments. On Thursday evening, the Legislature's Economic Development Committee held a special meeting to accept Hickman's resignation.
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The shift in tourism is one of a number of changes new County Executive MaryEllen Odell is making in county leadership and organization. She also is reviewing the county organization chart and county office space, with an eye toward consolidation where possible.
Odell was not at the meeting, but Deputy County Executive Bruce Walker issued a statement for his boss: "MaryEllen Odell wishes Mrs. Hickman well in her retirement and would like to acknowledge and thank her for the excellent work and tireless dedication she has contributed to drive tourism in Putnam County and the I Love New York campaign."
Continuing, he said that Odell said her administration looked forward to working with Kevin Bailey, President of the Putnam County Economic Development Corporation, to "discuss the future of tourism in our county. This is a significant opportunity to align Putnam's tourism initiatives with the administration's primary focus of stimulating economic development and job creation."
On Friday, Libby Pataki said of the shift: "Our county is off to an incredibly great start. MaryEllen loves Putnam as do George and I. We have no doubt that she will be making the best decisions on what she feels is right for Putnam County."
Pataki also hailed Hickman's work: "She has served this county with dedication and great respect for public service. George and I have a high regard for Val and good wishes as well."
At Thursday night's meeting, however, Hickman clearly was unhappy to be moving on With some two dozen in attendance including friends, political leaders and elected officials, Hickman described her years as tourism director as being "wonderful. I have mixed feelings. I'm moving on but I don't want to move on."
Hickman said she believed her many years in the tourism industry both in the U.S. as well as abroad would have been a "great help to the new administration. I believed that MaryEllen (Odell) and I had a great relationship. I was showered with beautiful cards but unfortunately, I wasn't told the truth."
Hickman charged, in her public comments, that Pataki's expected appointment was in essence a trade-off by Odell for the backing of the former governor and first lady during the campaign.
Hickman told the audience that "Executive Odell owes a campaign promise to her constituents in Garrison since the former governor campaigned extensively for her in last year's campaign. When she first told me I believed that MaryEllen wanted me to open an office in Philipstown. I didn't mind. However, she was telling others that Libby would be my replacement. I've done nothing wrong but I can't carry on in this fashion. I gave the people of Putnam County the best job possible. She apparently has a new vision and wants her people."
Neither Mrs. Pataki nor Walker would engage in discussion along those lines, and both of them said that Hickman had done much good work. Said Mrs. Pataki, speaking from her Garrison home: "If MaryEllen wants me to assist her in any way to promote Putnam, I'd be honored to do that. I admire her courage, intelligence and work ethic. I leave the hard decisions up to her good judgment."


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I was wondering that as well since joined in November 2012!
You guys were new as of November not December which was last month.
It looks like the first month you get a sale is whats considered the month you are a new author. If you get 1 sale Nov 30th and then 20 in Dec you won't make Dec list.
For some reason these threads happen month after month but Envato never makes this clear or gives an official statement clearing this up.
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Thanks! that's odd…but I guess there's nothing we can do…:(
I started in November with an Exclusive sale, then I had three sales in December. Was I supposed to appear in some chart?
Another nice aspect: top author 1 and 6 are members since 2010 :))
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March 17 always was the day that turned into night and then into the early-morning hours at the Dodgers' Spring Training complex in Vero Beach, Fla.
St. Patrick's Day was a day of celebration for the Dodgers and for the O'Malley family during a different era of the team's ownership.
If there was one day that symbolized the Dodgers as a family, it was St. Patrick's Day.
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The Dodgers' decision to move their Spring Training complex from Vero Beach to Glendale, Ariz., next year has been written and commented on from every conceivable angle.
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