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KDE 3: All About the Apps (Part 2)
Two weeks ago, you read about several apps which keep KDE 3.5 alive. Today's issue of the mini-series provides even more reasons to love KDE. Covered applications include Krita, the image and painting application, Guidance, a configuration tool, frontends to Beagle and finally Scribus, the Qt-based DTP application.
Have you ever looked for a perfectly integrated, mature, good looking and feature-rich office-suite for KDE? Do you think OpenOffice is too slow? Then have a look a KOffice 1.5.
Despite having more components than any other office suite, things are improving very quickly. Version 1.5 features OpenDocument as the default file format, introduction of a unified scripting framework, enhanced accessibility for users with disabilities, the first major release of Kexi and a technology preview of KPlato, a new project management application. You can read more about it in the full announcement.
Why do I mention Krita when it is part of KOffice? Krita improved so much in the last few month that it deserves its own chapter!
Guidance is a KDE-configuration tool written in Python. The day KDE 3.5.0 was released the Guidance-Team released version 0.5.0. Since then, they have released not less than six 0.6-releases, including hugely improved configuration tools for dual head setups and big improvements to the already known tools. Check out the latest screenshots!
Since SuperKaramba was released with KDE 3.5.0 for the first time, many new themes have been improved or added. For an overview about SuperKaramba's capabilities in the current KDE 3.5-version read this announcement.
If you are searching for new widgets to play with have a look on kde-look.org.
Twinkle -- Free VoiP
Twinkle is a free VoiP-software which enables you to talk to anyone using the SIP-Protokol. Twinkle is a KDE-application (screenshots) and for example integrates with your addressbook!
KSt is a real-time data viewing and plotting tool. In March 2006, the first bugfix release of KSt 1.2, version 1.2.1, was released. Version 1.3 is scheduled for May 2006. The list of features in KSt is huge: have a look at the homepage or at the screenshots to get an impression of this vivid project!
Kerry and yaBi
I bet you know Google Desktop. Well, for KDE you can now use Kerry, a KDE-frontend to Beagle, the desktop search engine. yaBi is Yet Another Beagle search Interface. It is written in Python and looks just great.
Scribus - DTP for Linux
For a long time there were no good DTP-applications available for Linux. Some years ago, Scribus started to be good enough for many usecases.
While Scribus 1.2 is already used by many professional designers and even offers commercial support, the current development series with its latest offspring 1.3.3 offers huge improvements:
The developers have put a lot of effort into restructuring the codebase, so you will notice a tremendous speedup: in certain situations even tenfold! The PDF and PS export is is now commercial grade, including full support for the new PDF X/3 format. Color is a top priority in many commercial settings; the authors of Scribus are aware of this and so have improved colour-management greatly. Also, last but not least, there are now native ports for both MacOS and Windows which should make a transition to Scribus even easier!
Kudos to Twinkle
It's a really great app and it should deserve more visibility! It probably needs some enhancements on the UI side but it's by far the best KDE-aware SIP app!
By Davide Ferrari at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: Kudos to Twinkle
I fully agree. Integration with e.g. kopete could be taken 1 level further
By anon at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
> yaBi is Yet Another Beagle search Interface. It is written in Python and looks just great.
Honestly, it looks craptastic, with a typo in the title bar text, scary file URLs with three consecutive slashes, somewhat unorthodox use of the button widget and that tacky drop shadow effect for the text. This is supposed to be a reason to make me love KDE?
From a PR POV, minus points for the horrible compression ratio of that screenshot, and the color scheme (a consistent color scheme for all screenshots in the article would be the minimum; using the KDE default desirable).
Sorry for this harsh rant, but it's a honest one. Obviously both the author of yaBi and this article put a fair amount of time into both works and shared it freely to the benefit of others, and should be commended for that. But in a promotional feature, one should aim for a certain quality standard when it comes to appearance, and be selective enough not to highlight products that are not ready for prime time.
By Agitated Coward at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: yaBi
Perhaps I'm too tired, but what's the typo in the title bar? I can't find it. Is it the space before the '?'?
(By the way, if this program adds value to the KDE desktop, a few redundant '/''s sounds like something that's not worth to comment on. It'll get fixed in the next minor release).
By Apollo Creed at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: yaBi
Um, what's wrong with three slashes (except for the aesthetics)? file:// for the protocol and /whatever for the path.
By Sten Sture at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: yaBi
not that I find it ugly, but removing something useless is always good.
By Mathieu Jobin at Fri, 2006/04/28 - 5:00am
Re: yaBi
Though as a GUI desinger I agree with many points, "craptastic" is really a bit too much for me and wont help anybody here. I hope your IMHO very harsh post doesnt overshadow some very valid points about GUI design (classic "geek" mistakes which sometimes can (I'm not saying it does here!) completely spoil an otherwise great open-source app):
1) It's generally not a good idea to use well-known widgets in "unothodox" (as the parent put it) ways. A button is a button. A drop-down list a drop-down list. It is *really* useful in terms of GUI design to think twice if you cant offer the same functionality with standard widgets.
The URLs are also I problem I agree. Sth. like that just shouldn't be
BTW: Who the heck has invented those horrible +/- interfaces I'm seeing
Hope my post isnt offensive but taken as a help to improve this app from a GUI point of view.
By Martin at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: yaBi
***...Adept (package manage of Kubuntu) uses this
Don't forget that this behaviour doesn't allow selecting more than one item, at least in adept. No way of selecting several packages, to perform same action in all of them...
By NabLa at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: yaBi
Agreed, KDE may certainly excel in some areas over GNOME but this isn't one of them.
I mean have a look at the Beagle GNOME app: http://nat.org/best.png and tell me the KDE app compares...
By Daemon at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: yaBi
Thankfully KDE has Kerry, which compares very well to Best.
By Anonymous at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: yaBi
To fix the '/' in paths, just use KURL.pathOrURL(). It does the right thing.
By Aurélien at Mon, 2006/05/01 - 5:00am
Re: yaBi
Thank's for all feedback.
By Joel Mandell at Sun, 2006/05/07 - 5:00am
Scribus links are b0rken (as well as dead!)
Scribus links are b0rken (as well as dead!). Please fix!
By ac at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: Scribus links are b0rken (as well as dead!)
We had some unplanned, but needed maintenance going on part of yesterday and today. All will be back up in a few hours.
By mrdocs at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: Scribus links are b0rken (as well as dead!)
How can we fix the broken server of the scribus project?
Anyway, they told us that it was down for unscheduled maintainance.
By Daniel Molkentin at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: Scribus links are b0rken (as well as dead!)
I do not think a link like 'http://www.scribus.net/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=117%22' is valid, server down or not....
By anonymous coward at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: Scribus links are b0rken (as well as dead!)
When I wrote that part of the article I tested the links and they worked.
By Carsten Niehaus at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: Scribus links are b0rken (as well as dead!)
I believe you. But someone introduced at least one typo in there when it was put online.
By anonymous coward at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: Scribus links are b0rken (as well as dead!)
time will tell :o)
By ac at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: Scribus links are b0rken (as well as dead!)
It is all back up and the links are valid :)
By mrdocs at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: Scribus links are b0rken (as well as dead!)
Yes, they are now all valid, because the invalid one from before:
--> 'http://www.scribus.net/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=117%22'
has been changed to a valid one:
--> 'http://www.scribus.net/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=117'
By anonymous coward at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
KDE apps need to consider 800x600 resolution
The minimum suppported KDE screen resolution is 800x600, and kerry's window is too big for the *supported* screen resolution. it should at least be resizeable.
I love kerry as much I love rlocate. it's fast and get's the information we need instantly. thanks Binner for kerry!
By Asif Ali Rizwaan at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
Re: KDE apps need to consider 800x600 resolution
While I agree with you: Kerry is not official part of KDE, and only those need to adhere to the KDE-rules. Kerry is "just a KDE-app". If it will move to an official modules (like kdebase) it has to be modified.
By Carsten Niehaus at Tue, 2006/04/25 - 5:00am
I agree.
There are Control Panel modules that do not adjust well to small resolutions. There should be more care put into this I think.
By Gabriel Gazzán at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Some questions on Guidance and Kcontrol
Could the Openusability.org people not take a look at guidance and help out a bit? I think the application would gain a great deal if it received some love from usability professionals.
I have a number of other questions on Guidance. It seems to be a replacement for Kcontrol. Is it? Does it work anywhere else outside Kubuntu?
What's the status of the kcontrol cleanup that was initiated a while ago? Has that now been left for KDE 4.0 as well?
By Gonzalo at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: Some questions on Guidance and Kcontrol
Guidance is actually meant to somewhat be the opposite of KControl. Guidance is meant to configure the lower stuff in the system like Xorg, partitioning, etc (at least thats what I know, I've never used it)
Also I believe it will work outside of Kubuntu (they are just the first distro to include it).
By Corbin at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: Some questions on Guidance and Kcontrol
> Could the Openusability.org people not take a look at guidance and help out a bit?
> It seems to be a replacement for Kcontrol. Is it?
No. Guidance is a collection of configuration/utility modules for handling mounts, partitions and drivers, users and groups, services/daemons and Xorg configuration. These modules run inside any container applications, like kcontrol, that supports KCModules.
> Does it work anywhere else outside Kubuntu?
It did run on Mandriva and Gentoo, but that was a while ago and I have not tried it since. Getting Guidance running on other distributions is usually a matter of making sure that any filesystem paths used are correct for the target distribution.
By Simon Edwards at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: Some questions on Guidance and Kcontrol
The kcontrol changes were never planned for 3, but for 4.
By Benjamin Meyer at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
What happen with kat?
beagle is there....... but what happen with kat?
By Marc Collin at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: What happen with kat?
seems development has seriously slowed down. pity, i hope it gets up to speed again - until then, and until KDE 4 is out, beagle will be all we have. slow, heavy, crashy and eating memory.
By superstoned at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: What happen with kat? - KIOCLucene !
KIOCLucene is equivalent of Beagle for KDE, not KAT, this is a littel bit different cathegory.
Sad thing KIOLucene is nearly unknown, contrary to Beagle, even in KDE world!
KIOLucene is built upon the same library - Lucene - like Beagle. Just uses C++ port not Mono port like Beagle. It's more or less wrapper for KDE - like Beagle for Gnome/Mono. They can do the same things.
KIOLucene has no HTML result renderer, but apps like Kerry and yaBi should be adapted to KIOLucene very easily.
KAT and KIOCLucene promised to cooperate recently - but not much happened for a while. Metadata extracting is the right area for sharing the code, KIOClucene is here little bit hard to configure.
By Espinosa at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: What happen with kat? - KIOCLucene !
Go KIOLucene! ;) That looks great, mebbe the KDE promo people need to talk this one up, C++ is great compared to using Mono
By mobtek at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
KOffice behaviour
from time to time I try to use Kspread for calculating my tables. I normally use Openoffice Calc with the OpenDocument format (since it's available).
Kind regards
By Fred at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: KOffice behaviour
little time, short answer:
If you encounter more problems, file bug reports on bugs.kde.org, please. Going this way you'll help us a lot.
Thanks for reporting,
By Stefan Nikolaus at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: KOffice behaviour
Well, that was really fast. :D
Kind regards
By Fred at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: KOffice behaviour
Well after that I decided for the first time I would file a bug report :)
I wonder if it will be fixed by 1.5.1..
By Forrest McKerchar at Thu, 2006/04/27 - 5:00am
SuperKaramba feels a bit slow, so it's a bit useless.
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The World Energy Council has issued a statement calling on the energy sector to embrace a historic opportunity to redefine the energy contract. The 7 new realities for energy highlighted in the statement conclude in the call for action: Leaders and society need to embrace these new realities and strive for continued innovation while maintaining stable investment frameworks.
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World Energy Council's message of support to the government of Turkey
On behalf of the board of the World Energy Council, I wish to express our revulsion at the dreadful terrorist attack that took place at Ataturk International Airport in Istanbul. We wish to extend the condolences of the entire World Energy Council family to the people of Turkey in this time of difficulty.
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WEC intensifies Central and Eastern Europe activities
The WEC is set to intensity its members' activities in Central and Eastern Europe. At the recent WEC Central and Eastern Europe regional meeting, held in Bucharest during 18–20 March, WEC member committees agreed to establish the regional meeting as a regular gathering, to take place every year. Every second meeting will be held within […]
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Aspiring energy leaders look for the 'big spark' at WEC Turkey youth workshop
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Istanbul World Energy Leaders' Summit
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What do you think? Any favorite reminders or ideas? I think #18 is my favorite.
I think it is all said in the video and the graphic is great!
Thanks for posting.
23 is pretty awesome but 29 is a big one for me. Love the graphics and music, good video.
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Disappointing news today for those eagerly awaiting the promised October launch of iTunes 11. Apple has just announced that it has had to delay its release until the end of November. Apple talked about the iTunes 11 refresh back in September at the iPhone 5 media event and said that it would be out by the end of October. All Things D has received a statement from Apple spokesperson Tom Neumayr.
The new iTunes is taking longer than expected and we wanted to take a little extra time to get it right. We look forward to releasing this new version of iTunes with its dramatically simpler and cleaner interface, and seamless integration with iCloud before the end of November.
Very disappointing news but it is better that Apple delayed it now rather than releasing a version that would prove to be buggy and problematic; Apple doesn't need any more bad press in this regard. Delaying it for a month to iron out these problems is certainly the sensible route to take. It's doubtful that the delay has anything to do with the managerial changes which were announced yesterday especially as Scott Forstall had very little to do with iTunes; Eddy Cue is the man in charge of that.The refresh of iTunes includes a cleaner design, much needed performance improvements, better iCloud integration, enhanced library search and a redesigned mini-player.
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Blog entry Freerice "Class of the Week" - Mr L's World Studies Classes
We know you've been waiting for this all week, so we'll go ahead and tell you that this week's Freerice "Class of the Week" has been awarded to Mr. L's World Studies Classes!
If you take note of groups on Freerice, you'll no doubt have noticed these students by now. Since 5 September, Mr. Lefkowitz and his classes at South Medford High School have joined together to raise a grand total of 468,150 grains of rice!
As World Studies students, they've answered plenty of Geography questions and identified tons of countries –but they're also showing their smarts in French and Famous Paintings too! According to Mr. Lefkowitz, his students are trying to "make a better world" by playing Freerice.
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I really want to be class of the week, but we don't have time to go to the computer lab
Great!! Can someone tell me how to register my team as a class? My students are currently in 18th place and one of my kids has over 555,000 grains to his credit.
Wow, I'll probaly never get that many grains of rice in a week. Well done Mr L's Class for making a differance to our world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Financials: Mar. Bonds are currently 10 higher at 143'05 and the 10-Year Notes 4 higher at 131'08. This morning the Bonds have rallied slightly more than a full point (1'00) off the overnight low of 142'05 (a new recent low) after a break in equity futures around 7:00am Chicago time. For the moment I am going to keep support at 142'19 given the rally off of recent lows and keep resistance in the 145'24 area. As mentioned Friday I am on the sidelines awaiting the market to trade at one of the extremes of support and resistance preferring the short side of the market on strong rallies as my bias remains long term negative. For short term traders, now that the market has made new recent lows and rallied above Friday's settlement, consider buyer breaks with protective sell stops just below the overnight low of 142'05.
Grains: Mar. Corn is currently 1'0 higher at 737'0, Mar. Beans 12'6 higher at 1487'0, Mar. Wheat 3'6 higher at 768'6 and Dec. Wheat 3'0 higher at 807'0. Friday Mar. Corn made a new recent high at 746'2 only to fail to close above the 742'0 level (the market closed 4'4 lower at 736'0) that I feel this market needs to do to indicate a move above the 750'0 level. At the moment I am looking at Mar. Corn as a trading affair between 725'0 and 745'0. I still like being long out of the money call spreads in Dec. Wheat as a long term position.
Cattle: On Friday Apr. LC closed at 132.17 down 62 points and Mar. FC closed 35 lower at 149.20. Friday's break gave us the opportunity to go long Apr. LC in the 132.00 area and we will use a protective sell stop at 130.90 for the moment. If the market trades above 132.75 either take the short term profit or raise your sell stop to the 131.45 level.
Silver: Mar. Silver is currently $0.39 lower at $31.57 and Apr. Gold is $6.00 lower at $1,664.00. We remain long Silver. We recently took profits from long Gold positions putting us on the sidelines at the moment. For the near term support is $1,653.00 and resistance $1,682.00 even. Over the last few weeks we have traded from the long side of the market on breaks to the $1,657.00 level somewhat successfully anticipating a close above the $1,668.00 level, which I felt the market needed to indicate higher prices. To be honest I am not impressed with the recent action and am going to sit on the sidelines and see what develops. If the $1,653.00 is penetrated I anticipate a break to the low $1,640s.
S&Ps: Mar. S&Ps are currently 8.00 lower at 1498.75. On Friday this market made a new multi-year high of 1510.75. I still stubbornly retain a small short position. Support is currently 1483.00 and resistance 1510.00.
Currencies: As of this writing the Mar. Euro is currently 94 lower at 135.71, the Swiss 28 lower at 1.0995, the Yen 11 higher at 1.0796 and the Pound 21 higher at 1.5734. We have gone long the Yen between the 1.0755 and 1.0800 even level with an initial 100 point risk. To be honest, this trade is certainly against conventional wisdom that says , given recent comments from the Bank of Japan, Japan is determined to push the Yen even lower against the dollar (some say eventually 100 to the dollar) and invert their yield curve. The overnight low in the Yen was 1.0734. Given that I'm just looking for a bounce to make a small profit, raise your sell stop to the 1.0723 level. If the market trades above this morning's high of 1.0815 either take profits or raise your sell stop once again to the 1.0770 level.


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Sample Sauce: 7 Songs Sampled On Duck Sauce's #Quack Album
After five years of ear-smashing singles, Duck Sauce, AKA A-Trak and Armand Van Helden releases its debut full-length, Quack. Dynamic, with just the right blend of disco, funk, house, electro, and even doses of hip hop, Quack plays like a meticulously planned DJ set, with not a down moment in sight.
Including almost all of the previously released material, Quack serves as a well-rounded musical history lesson. A-Trak's and Van Helden's eclectic tastes and in-depth knowledge of various genres over a number of decades is put to use on Quack. The samples used on Quack—all blatant and placed at the focal point of the tracks on which they appear—bring the original musicians and songs to the present time with Duck Sauce's ingenious employment.
Although not as versed as A-Trak and Van Helden, here are some of the samples used on Quack we've unearthed. - Lily Moayeri >>>>>>>
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Monday, April 25, 2011
Sespe Overnight
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- Meghan said...
My that's a nice bear print! Too bad you missed the real-life animal.
BTW, did you see yourself in the special Runner's World Trail Issue? Hope you like how it turned out...
Happy Spring!
- April 26, 2011 at 11:53 AM
- olga said...
That fossilied flower rock is awesome! And 85 miles - wow...long forgotten number, and feeling:) Any chance you and your sweetie want to visit Pine Valley in mid-May?
- April 26, 2011 at 12:42 PM
- ultrastevep said...
85 mile week? You are one fit runner! I'm struggling to get in continuous 60 mile weeks.
Nice writeup and sounds like you guys had a wonderful overnighter.
See you in a few weeks!
- April 26, 2011 at 1:33 PM
- RunSueRun said...
Olga, if we are home would love to! Let me know.
Steve, could definitely be a lot fitter... and living at sea level, I will be sucking major wind at Jemez. ;-)
- April 27, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- Bozobreath Gewurtzerberger said...
yes, let's go back to Fish Bowls - YOU can run the loop twice, stopping halfway thru 2nd for picnic (that I'll schlep in). Yeah, ya wanna?
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Cooper U Interaction Design SYDNEY: Dec 3-6
December 3, 2012
Learn about Personas and Goal-Directed design from the people who invented them! Our practicum is an intensive, hands-on workshop led by senior Cooper staff. First, we'll show you how to practice Goal-Directed Design in more depth than you'll find anywhere else, then you and a small group of professionals from around the world will put it into practice to design an example product. This course also serves as the foundation for the rest of our Cooper U curriculum.


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I have been attempting to redesign the appearance of the Leave a Comment function in order to make how to leave a comment easier and more obvious. I was able to make it so that there was an open comment box after every post even on the main page. This worked pretty well.
But then I also found a plugin called CommentLuv which brought me much needed traffic from other bloggers. (This plugin posts a link to my RSS feed on other bloggers sites when I comment on their blogs, this is VERY effective.) However, I noticed that the CommentLuv link will only show up in the comment box on my single post pages and not in the open comment boxes on my main page. So my CommentLuv traffic comes to my blog but then does not see the opportunity to place their link on site and moves on.
I would really like to have my cake and eat it too, an open comment box after every post even on my main page AND a CommentLuv badge and link in it too. Does anyone out there know how I can install this plugin so that it will show even with my modification of having open comment boxes on my main page too? Sorry I am just too new to all this to know how to accomplish this properly (read: without being afraid that pushing the enter button will erase all evidence of my blog from the face of the planet)
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The Law Library contains a comprehensive collection of legal materials of over 70,000 volumes and is a repository for publications produced under grants from the State Justice Institute. These publications are made available to Judges throughout the state. The Law Library is also designated as a selective depository for United States Government publications.
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In Search Of: America's Climate Change Policy (and Responsible Capitalism)
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In Search Of: America's Climate Change Policy (and Responsible Capitalism)
John Kerry is mad. On Sunday, the senator made no bones about his level of exasperation with his colleagues on Capitol Hill regarding the lack of progress in forming some kind of federal policy on climate change. In particular, he was referring to what he called "the flat-earth caucus," according to a DailyClimate.org report by Doug Struck, associate chair of journalism at Emerson College in Boston.[2]
The Massachusetts Democrat was speaking at a dinner for the conference "Voyage of Re-Discovery: Panning for Wealth in the Warming Arctic" at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. He was joined by Iceland's president Olafur Grimsson and more than 50 government officials, business leaders, academics and environmentalists gathered to address issues of energy, the environment and foreign policy regarding the Arctic, which, as the latest science shows, is rapidly melting due to anthropogenic global warming.
Kerry, who lost the 2004 presidential election to George W. Bush, said that even amongst the so-called "Tuesday Group"—a bipartisan group of mostly Democrat legislators who are concerned about energy policy—"you can't talk about climate now. People just turn off. It's extraordinary. Only for national security and jobs will they open their minds."[3]
Extraordinary, perhaps, in the face of the numerous and repeated warnings of the effects of climate change from the international scientific community.
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Reynard is a Justmeans staff writer for Sustainable Finance and Corporate Social Responsibility. A former media executive with 15 years experience in the private and non-profit sectors, Reynard is the co-founder of MomenTech, a New York-based experimental production studio that explores transnational progressivism, neo-nomadism, post-humanism and futurism. He is also author of the blog 13.7 Billion Years, covering cosmology, biodiversity, animal welfare, conservation and ethical consumption. He is currently developing the Underground Desert Living Unit (UDLU), a sustainable single-family dwelling envisioned as a potential adaptation response to the future loss of human habitat due to the effects of anthropogenic climate change. Reynard is also a contributing author of "Biomes and Ecosystems," a comprehensive reference encyclopedia of the Earth's key biological and geographic classifications, to be published by Salem Press in 2013.


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Harry R. Saarinen, longtime Amityville resident, artist
Harry R. Saarinen, a longtime resident of Amityville and a well-known artist, died Feb. 18, 2013 at the Nesconset Nursing Center. He was 60 years old and died following a brief struggle with FTD, a form of dementia.
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The answer is simple: because I want to.
When once the itch of literature comes over a man, nothing can cure it but the scratching of a pen. But if you have not a pen, I suppose you must scratch any way you can. ~ Samuel Lover, Handy Andy, 1842
I prefer scratching of a pen and not otherwise. Hence the writing.
I read somewhere that writing clears your head. But in my case it is nothing less than a fallacy. Writing has never cleared my head and I am happier that way. It's awe-inspiring to see my thoughts manifest into words on a piece of paper.
Painting pictures with words is one of the most fascinating things I've experienced so far, and I am certain that pleasure will continue for the rest of my life.
In writing, I find solace.
In writing, I find happiness.
In writing, I find peace and tranquility of mind.
Most of my rambling thoughts have found their way on to the paper, because I've stuck to the basic principle of writing: 'Writers Write.' But I don't wish to trouble anyone who visits this blog with those unbridled feelings of mine (Just in case if I get an overwhelming urge to share something sometime, I may do so. You will have to bear with me then).
I've always been enchanted by stories and that's where my main interest in writing lies.
So mainly I shall be posting short stories and occasionally, an article, or an experience.
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The Beatles were right to say all you need is love, but sometimes you also need a bit of restraint. Like asking oneself: "Is it a good idea to try and join the mile-high club on Sept. 11?" No, no it's not.
A Frontier flight from San Diego to Detroit was escorted by two F-16 fighter jets and surrounded by police when it landed Sunday after crew reported suspicious bathroom occupation by a man and woman. The plane was boarded by SWAT officers with guns drawn, who handcuffed two men and a woman and led them from the plane.
The trio were questioned and released without charges filed, because the pair were "making out," a demure and possibly giggly federal source told ABC News. Given that another flight was disturbed Sunday by drunk bathroom-goers, the skies are getting awfully friendly.
Note to airline nooky-seekers: Next time, choose a different day to come together.
UPDATE: According to the FAA, the incident had nothing to do with sex, but simply one passenger who needed some extra time to poop. Thank god the F-16s were there.
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By Russ Britt
A huge plunge in shares for health insurer WellCare Health Plans Inc. was enough. Damage done, at least according to a couple of analysts.
Matthew Borsch of Goldman Sachs and Brian Wright of Sterne Agee started WellCare on the road to share recovery Monday after the company's devastating fall from grace in the last session by upgrading its stock. Borsch even gave WellCare a "buy" rating, saying that in relation to others in the sector, the Medicaid specialist's sudden plunge made it "de-risked."
"We see substantial upside potential to currently depressed earnings," Borsch said in a note to clients.
Sterne Agee's Wright upgraded WellCare to neutral from underperform, saying: "While plenty of questions were left unanswered by Friday's earnings call, we saw some positive movement on the medical claims payable metrics in the quarter and we recognize that likely consolidation in the sector of small- to mid-cap health plans will likely provide some support for [WellCare] shares even if the company does not participate in the next wave of consolidation."
The kind words were not enough to move WellCare's stock up significantly, though. While the stock climbed nearly 3% right after the open, those gains were pared and shares were up less than 1% in recent action to $62.06. Prior to WellCare's Friday earnings report, in which the company reported a loss instead of an expected 90 cents in adjusted earnings, shares were trading near $77 a share.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 48 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
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I'm a 22 year military veteran. I've served in Afghanistan, Iraq, New Orleans for Huricanes Katrina and Rita, and I went to Haiti as a civillian to build emergency shelters. I live in Idaho, and I belong to an informal preparedness group (commonly called "Preppers"). I am marketing a DVD series explaining how to organize these prepardeness groups (called "Colloquiums" or "CQs"). The series describes how to form the group, and discusses issues such as; food water and fuel storage, basic first aid, financial preparedness, family plans, "Bug-Out Bags", map-reading, communication, etc.
This is an existing niche market, but it is growing very rapidly. The term "Colloquium" (CQ) was developed here in Idaho, but there are numerous CQs starting up now in Texas and elsewhere. This is Glenn Beck's audience. People who are very afraid that life is going to fundamentally change in the US very soon. There is a lot of anxiety and questions about what to do next. "How do I prepare myself and my family?" Is the question they are asking.
I don't have a lot of requirments. I don't know much about logos, except that I need one to print on my DVD cases, web site, etc. It should be something distinctive... American Flag themes are always popular with this crowd, but since I have been a Soldier for 22 years, I would want to be very tasteful and discreet with the US colors. I am trying to distinguish myself as very separate from the Survivalist crowd, so no machine guns or death's heads. My goal is to be professional, no militant. Calming, not inflaming. Well, maybe calm is not right... there is definately a sense of urgency. But of a measured determined urgency... hope this helps ;)
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THE WHO at Hollywood Bowl 11/4/06 Review
I saw The Who at the Hollywood Bowl last night. I started getting into The Who when I was in 8th or 9th grade. I think it was a little before Keith Moon died. But I'm kind of vague on the chronology. I just now looked it up and saw that he died in Sept. '78, which would've been right after I started 9th grade. But I know I was already a rabid fan by the time the movie The Kids Are Alright was released in June of 1979 (just looked that one up, too). Ah...who knows... Sometime around when all that was happening anyway.
The first Who album I bought was a thoroughly beat up copy of Tommy at the local used book & record store. I was mildly disappointed at first because I'd read all these things about how loud The Who were and how they used feedback and noise. When I bought it I expected it to sound like Jesus and Mary Chain. This was a decade before Jesus and Mary Chain, by the way. But the descriptions I'd read led me to imagine something that sounded like what J&MC eventually sounded like. I played it a few more times, though, and really got into it. Pretty soon I was spending all my lawn mowing money on Who records.
I first saw The Who in like 1984 or so. I remember I couldn't get tickets to the show they played in 1979 in Cleveland a couple nights after all those kids were killed in Cincinnati. My friend Mary had tickets but her dad wouldn't let her go after that happened. Later on Mary told me she hated her dad. I don't know if that was the reason. I managed to get tickets for their next tour, though. I recall being thoroughly disappointed. They looked like a bunch of tired old men who'd totally lost the will and drive. One thing that sticks out in mind is that Pete Townshend broke a string in the middle of a song. So he just stopped playing and exchanged his Telecaster for another guitar midsong while the band played on. I just thought that was totally lame. Anyone who was so rich and complacent he couldn't finish a song on 5 strings like I'd done countless times was beyond contempt.
I didn't bother with any of the later reunion shows. The ones in the late 80's with the gigantic Who sign that dwarfed the band were just too ridiculous. But when they came to Japan on their first ever tour of that country in 2004 I went. By then my wife was a big fan too. I introduced her to the group by playing her Pictures of Lilly to help her learn to pronounce L's properly. Plus they'd really redeemed themselves when Zak Starkey joined. The 2004 show was amazingly great. Much better than they'd been in the 80's. They actually seemed younger.
Anyhow, we were sitting there at the Bowl last night waiting for the show to begin when a loud mouthed drunk middle aged guy started talking to the row of teenagers in front of us. He asked if this was their first concert. "No, dude," they said. "we've seen lots more." He asked them who they'd seen. "Styx, Journey, Boston, REO...."
I don't know if they were putting the old guy on or not. But they didn't seem to be. Of course, the old guy was like, great shows, maaaannnn!! I was aghast. Don't these kids know what their elders fought and died for? We tried to make a world where no one had to listen to the likes of such corporate rock crap. And now here you kids are getting all into that stuff? What has the world come to? Then again, now Nirvana and early Green Day are Classic Rock. So what do I know? And besides that a former member of REO Speedwagon actually wrote me fan mail after having read Hardcore Zen (it's true!). So maybe I should just keep my lame ass opinions to myself. (Not likely)
Wish I had some kind of "Zen Lesson" at the end of all of this. But I can't think of one. It was a cool show. But lately I've come to dislike big spectacles and suchlike more and more. Not that I ever really did care for them much. I've probably attended less than a dozen big rock and roll shows in my life -- most of those being KISS shows. Noise and lights and crowds have never been my thing. And, uh, nope. No big Zen lesson in this installment.
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Shortly after Israel invaded the Gaza Strip in 2009, a close Muslim friend I'd known since elementary school suddenly disappeared from my Facebook feed. She'd been excoriating Israel in her posts, and I'd said nothing. Then I posted a statistic showing the number of Hamas-fired missiles landing in southern Israel, where my husband has family. That same day, I noticed my friend had written "OMG!!" under my post. And then she was gone.
With a couple of cool, obliterating keystrokes and no questions asked (or at least posted), she'd apparently banished me from her online world. Years of friendship ended with a wordless, virtual severing.
That's the way things work in social media.
When my husband posted a video with a Zionist interpretation of the founding of Israel (this in response to an animated video advertising the Palestinian version of events), a Christian cousin of his, whom he'd hosted in our home years ago, posted a rant rife with anti-Semitic slurs on his wall. "He's finished!" my husband called out to his iPad. He was still shaken from a phone conversation with his sister in Ashdod, Israel. A missile had landed on her terrace. The cousin got an explanation before he was deleted, but he was nevertheless gone from my husband's "friend" list.
And the next day, my husband discovered how it felt. After a heated exchange on the conflict with a close Jewish friend sympathetic to the Palestinian cause, he was the one unceremoniously dumped.
Perhaps it's time to accept that Facebook is a lousy medium for political debate. People seem to be much more interested in making statements rather than asking questions or seeking out diverse opinions. As much as we might like to think we enjoy pluralistic feeds with multiple views, our "friends" tend to be those with whom we agree. The rest, we shed. A recent study from the University of Colorado Denver found that "polarizing posts" are one of the most frequently cited reasons for unfriending someone on Facebook.
I hadn't expected those posts.
When I joined Facebook six years ago, it was as though someone had lit up a social Christmas tree in my desolate living room. I giddily accrued friendships, primarily with colleagues but also and most enthusiastically with old schoolmates. We'd all been part of a tightly knit expat community in Caracas, Venezuela, and I immediately envisioned Facebook as an Eden of reconnection with that past, where my former BFF from fifth grade would follow our brief exchange of mutually posted pleasantries with solid plans for a tearful reunion.
Needless to say, this didn't happen with any of my old acquaintances. Without the dimension of live contact, we were simply apparitions beaming at one another from flattering photographs. It took me a while to absorb the obvious — we weren't the same children enthralled by our teachers and blood-pledged friendships. We were parents and professionals, married and divorced. And some of us were unrecognizably political, particularly whenever events surrounding Israel flared up.
Before logging on to Facebook during the latest Gaza conflict, I braced myself for the warring opinions I'd find. And that was a good thing. There were the usual Holocaust-referenced condemnations of Israel. There were my sister's harrowing photographs of the destruction in Gaza. There was a Venezuelan childhood friend defending the Israeli Defense Forces.
I added to the cacophony with my own posts, which revealed my stake in Israel — my father's country, where I spent summers listening to Simon and Garfunkel in my aunt's Jerusalem apartment. That same aunt had suffered a permanent eye injury decades ago when a grenade exploded under her restaurant table in East Jerusalem.
The woman who defriended me was someone I once cared deeply about. We used to sprawl in each other's bedrooms after school in the late 1980s, laughing over the quirks of teachers and students. Her mother made the best kibbe in Caracas. Our fathers — both businessmen, one Israeli, the other Lebanese — would occasionally chat in Hebrew. Personal and political differences sometimes flared between us, and as adults we took separate paths, but a mutual affection had always bound us.
Facebook seems to have ended that. When she kicked me off her friend list (a conciliatory card I mailed a year later got no reply), I vowed never to post a political word again. I have broken that vow in the last two weeks, but to no fruitful end.
The Israel-Hamas quagmire won't be solved with posts meant for a narrowly self-selected crowd of people who share our views. In times like these, Facebook becomes a bizarre, cultural Rorschach test, where subjects are bombarded with endless YouTube videos sent by people hoping for a "like."
For me, the initial fantasy of being restored to my 1983 history class with my favorite teacher, surrounded by a clutch of passionate and competitive students — Christians, Muslims and Jews — debating issues with goodwill and youthful enthusiasm is gone. I'm determined to settle for the measured graces of online communing — the annual birthday greetings, the "likes" on photos of our children, the collective agreement to witness each other move tentatively from one year to another in this online hall of mirrors.
Then war will erupt again, and, in the quiet of our wounded hearts, we'll mutter to ourselves, "Off with her head!" and hit the unfriend button.
Tal Abbady is a freelance writer who lives in Madrid.
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USATF Masters Track & Field Committee - 2005 Strategic Plan
Background and Origin
Prior to the USATF 2004 Annual Meeting in Portland, OR in December 2004, Active Athletes Representative Dave Clingan prepared a "Strategic Plan" working document to stimulate discussion among national officer candidates and the Masters Committee Executive Committee. At the Masters Committee meeting, Chair George Mathews proposed the formal development of a Strategic Plan that would parallel one that had been developed by USATF. Upon subsequent discussion and approval for preparation of a Strategic Plan, Mathews was re-elected Chair of the Masters and then led an ad-hoc committee that obtained limited supplemental funding from the USATF Budget Committee for this effort.
The Executive Committee of the USATF Masters Committee met on March 10, 2005 in Boise, ID prior to the Indoor National Championships to begin work on a Strategic Plan to guide the continued success and development of Track & Field for Masters Athletes in the United States. Athletes were represented in the meeting by the Active Athletes Representative, Becky Sisley. National Officers included Chair George Mathews and Vice Chair Suzy Hess. Regional Coordinators present were Ray Feick, East; Bob Fine, Southeast; Mark Cleary, West; and Todd Taylor, Northwest. Also, Sandy Pashkin, Championship Games and Ken Weinbel, Championship Sites. National Masters News Editor Jerry Wojcik and Weight events chair Dick Hotchkiss sat in on the meeting. A second work session was held on August 3, 2005 in Honolulu prior to the Outdoor National Championships. In attendance at that meeting were George Mathews, Suzy Hess, Sandy Pashkin, Jerry Wojcik, Treasurer Joy MacDonald, Secretary Lester Mount, and Regional Coordinators Mark Cleary, West; Christel Donley, Mid-America; and Jim O'Neill, Midwest.
Strategic Planning Process
The Executive Committee adopted a formal strategic planning process consisting of three major stages. The First Stage began by creating a Mission Statement that could be a clear representation of the essence of Masters Track & Field-its purpose, values, and activities. The mission statement was discussed within the context of a Shared Vision of what the Executive Committee would like to see in the future with programs and activities as well as the structure and funding to support them.
The Second Stage in the strategic planning process was an Environmental Scan of the current situation in which Masters Track & Field operates-driving forces, trends, changes, competition, etc. Within that context, a Situation Assessment (SWOT Analysis) was then conducted to identify Internal Strengths (to build on) Weaknesses (to resolve), External Opportunities (to maximize) and Threats (to overcome).
The Third Stage was focused on developing actual goals, objectives and strategies for their attainment. From the SWOT Analysis, the Executive Committee isolated the major or Critical Issues facing Masters Track & Field. Goals, Objectives/Strategies, and Initiatives/Action Steps were developed for the Critical Issues.
Mission Statement
USATF Masters provides and promotes safe, quality, lifetime competitive opportunities for masters athletes at all levels, recognizes their accomplishments, and practices diversity in all of our activities.
Considerable discussion focused both on what Masters T&F has been up until now and what it should be in the future. The consensus was that the essence of Masters Track & Field is local competitions that also provide athletes with the opportunity to compete further at a Regional and National level in all of the traditional track & field events- sprints, endurance, jumps, throws, multi-event. A clear differentiating aspect of USATF Masters events has been its association with and adherence to rules of competition that are followed by open athletes as well, thus assuring athletes of both a "quality" and "competitive" experience.
Thus, within this context, the current organization structure was essentially validated with its major components being administration or governance (national & regional), competition (national, rules, WMA), and recognition (awards, rankings). The major programmatic activities of USATF Masters can be summarized in the following categories of Governance, Competitions, Recognition, and Promotion:
Environmental Scan and SWOT Analysis
Today there is a greater emphasis by seniors on health and wellness. Many opportunities exist for general fitness and moderate to highly competitive athletic pursuits. Athletes who compete in USATF Masters are a mixture of those who formerly competed in track & field in their younger years ("lifetime sport") and those new to the sport. Data are not available at the regional and local level, but participants in the 2004 Outdoor National Championships were from the following age groups: 30-39 (150), 40- 49 (327), 50-59 (284), 60-69 (203), 70+ (143). Nearly 60% of participants are age 50 and above. With many having raised families and been established in careers, persons in this age group have both the time and disposable income to pursue track & field competitions all the way to the national level. [missing data point is whether breakdowns for local and regional competitions are quite similar.] In one sense, Track & Field is competing with other social and recreational activities for the available "dollars and time" of masters age athletes.
State Games, Senior Games and other such organizations also host competitions but the rules of competition and facilities are not always equitable to the standards of USATF. Many USATF members compete in these competitions as well. Membership in USATF Masters (about 7,000) was best described as having "nominal growth" - meaning that there is general increase through gaining a few members than are lost through attrition. It is not clear that specific, targeted promotional efforts would significantly increase the numbers of members or participants at meets. Not all associations and regions within USATF Masters hold a "championship" event. Some individual meets with a long history also rotationally among them serve as the venue for an association or regional championship. In some cases, those meets have received underpinning financial support through a family, foundation, or other "endowment" type of funding to insure its ongoing support.
The association of Masters within the USATF, the governing body for Track & Field in the United States, was seen as a positive because of services rendered to the organization. A stark reality, however, is that the "Masters" section, while large in numbers, pales in comparison to the numbers and revenue generated by youth & open athlete and the LDR (long distance running) categories. It is believed that USATF will place increasing emphasis on youth and the development of the elite/"professional" athlete programs as a feeder system to the US Olympic Committee (USOC).
In other countries, especially Western Europe, the "club" system is the dominant organizational form of participation, i.e., one joins a club in a local geographic area and has both facilities, coaching and competitive opportunities from youth through open and masters categories. In the United States, high school and college competitive structures and organizations supplant the club continuity found in other countries. Also, Masters in the USA are highly dependent upon access to facilities of high schools and colleges. USATF has recently made a push to support Clubs with the hosting of Club National Championships and designating Centers of Excellence for development of open and elite athletes. USATF Masters began hosting of a "club championship" based upon event point totals of their members at the 2005 Indoor National Championships. Some local USATF associations do not conduct championship events whether due to low membership numbers, distant geography or organizational factors.
An assessment of USATF Masters Internal Strengths and Weaknesses within this operating environment resulted in the following:
An assessment of USATF Masters Opportunities to maximize and Threats to overcome within this operating environment resulted in the following:
Critical Issues
As the starting point for development of priorities and action plans to move USATF Masters forward, several critical issues were isolated that must be addressed to insure continued survival, market positioning and prominence.
1. Finances
Be in a position to be financially self-sufficient within the structure of USATF by increasing the amount and number of sources for outside funding of programs and activities. Masters Track & Field must be able to leverage the advantages of its association with USATF but not be forced to abandon programs and activities desired by Masters members due to changing or shifting priorities of USATF. An analogy was offered that we should be able to support ourselves much like a university endows both programs and academic chairs from outside financial giving.
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2. Marketing
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Encourage local associations and regions to actively promote and recognize opportunities for Masters Track and Field.
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Evans becomes third Lady Buccaneer player to reach 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds
On Thursday night inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center, Evans continued to join elite status as the
Evans, who entered the contest with 999 career rebounds, pulled down the first of 14 boards in the opening minute, 38 seconds of the contest. The Preseason Atlantic Sun Player of the Year selection - who was limping up and down the court in 33 minutes of work - still managed to fight through the pain and post her 15th double-double of the year (48th of her career) after scoring 11 points. Meanwhile, fellow senior TaRonda Wiles (
With the victory, ETSU extended its home winning streak to nine straight games, and improved to 15-8, 13-2 in conference play. The Bears suffered their fourth straight loss and dipped to 11-13, 8-7.
"The Florida trip wasn't a pleasant one, so we wanted to come out and be ready to play on both ends of the floor," commented head coach Karen Kemp, whose Lady Bucs secured their fifth straight winning season. "Like TaRonda (Wiles) said, she has been in a scoring slump, so to see her get the scoring touch back meant a whole lot to the team."
"Being injured like Siarre is, I really don't know how she does it," commented Kemp. "It amazes me every night when she steps out on the floor. She just has a nose for the ball - when the shot goes up - she can just read where the ball is going to end up. She is a tremendous rebounder, and we hope she continues to get 14 rebounds a night for the rest of her career. She's an outstanding young lady and she will do whatever it takes to make this team win."
In the first half, the Lady Bucs jumped all over the Bears from the get-go and led 15-2 after Tara Davis (
After missing its first six shots and four of its first 19 attempts, Mercer found a little momentum as the Bears posted a brief 7-0 run - lowering the deficit to 15, 30-15, with 6:20 showing on the clock. However, over the next six minutes, the Lady Bucs extended their lead to 19, 44-25 when Santana Morrison (Statesville, N.C.) assisted Tarita Gordon (Wichita, Kan.) on a fast-break lay-up with 1:13 left before intermission.
ETSU, who have been getting off to slow starts in each of its last four contests, shot 53.3 percent in the opening 20 minutes (16-30); however, only connected on one of its seven 3-point attempts. Meanwhile, the Bears shot 36.4 percent in the opening stanza and were 3-of-10 from beyond the arc. The Lady Bucs dominated on the glass - out-rebounding the Bears - 23 to 14. Wiles led all scorers with 13 at the break, while eight of the 10 ETSU players reached the scoring column.
After the Lady Bucs controlled tempo in the first half, Mercer came out strong in the second. The Bears - who trailed by 15 at the break - used the first 6 minutes, 51 seconds of the second half to cut the ETSU lead to six, 55-46.
Following the Neicey Lewis lay-up at the 13:09 mark, Evans quickly pushed the Lady Buccaneer lead up to nine after nailing her only 3-pointer of the game on the next possession. Unfortunately, Lewis answered with a three of her own on the next trip down for Mercer - making it 58-52 with 12:37 remaining the game.
From there, Mercer would pull to within five, 58-53, after Amber Coleman's free throw make, but ETSU dug deep and protected its home floor.
The Lady Bucs scored the next eight points following that free throw and pushed their lead back into double figures, as Wiles' jumper with ten minutes remaining gave ETSU a 66-53 advantage. That 8-0 run was the back-breaker for Mercer, as the Bears would only get as close as eight points (70-62) and the Lady Bucs held their own over the final six minutes of the contest.
For the game, ETSU shot an even 50-percent from the field (30-60) and finished 4-of-12 from beyond the arc. The Bears shot 40.6 percent (26-64) and 8-of-24 from long range. Once again, the Lady Bucs dominated the glass - out-rebounding Mercer by 15 (45-30) - with four Blue and Gold players tallying at least six rebounds.
In total, four Lady Buccaneer players scored in double figures, with
Mercer - who also had four players reach double figures in scoring - was led by Lacy Ramon's 18-point effort.
The Lady Bucs will look to wrap up the number seed in next month's General Shale Brick A-Sun Tournament when ETSU hosts
In addition to the game, every fan who wears pink to the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center will receive $1 admission, as Saturday marks the Lady Bucs' WBCA Pink Zone Game.
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Three games, three time zones, three victories.
The Blackhawks continued their strong play during their annual six-game circus trip Saturday night when they overcame a three-goal deficit to post a 5-4 overtime victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs in an Original Six matchup.
After winning in Phoenix and Dallas earlier in the week, the Hawks stormed back against the Leafs with two goals in the second, two in the third and Dave Bolland's winner in overtime to improve their record away from home to 4-3-1 and 10-4-5 overall before a crowd of 19,474 at the Air Canada Centre.
After Toronto opened a 3-0 lead midway through the second period, the Hawks reeled off five of the next six goals, including two by Ontario native Patrick Sharp, to claim the victory.
"Between the first and second [periods], we knew we had to go hard and not give up," said Bolland, another Ontario native who scored the game-winner on a backhand shot off a pass from Duncan Keith just 49 seconds into overtime. "Between the second and third the guys came in here yelling and screaming, 'Let's go, let's go, let's go.'"
Patrick Kane's goal in the opening minute of the third sparked the offensive explosion. The second-year winger took a backhand pass from Kris Versteeg from behind the net and fired a one-timer from the right circle past Toronto goaltender Vesa Toskala for his 11th of the season. Teammate Ben Eager's goal with 7:33 left in the third tied it 4-4 and set up Bolland's heroics.
"We've played well in the third period of a lot of games, and it was a good comeback win," said Sharp, whose two goals gave him a team-leading 12. "You get on the road and you're stuck with each other all day long. Winning is contagious and winning is fun, so right now we're all having a great time."
When Pavel Kubina, Matt Stajan and Dominic Moore scored to give Toronto its lead, the Hawks' road success looked stymied.
But goalie Nikolai Khabibulin played a solid third and the offense did the rest to extend the Hawks' streak and put them a victory away from matching the 1990-91 team that won the first four games during the annual November trip.
"That third period, we had a great period," Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said. "We had a lot more energy. We felt we had a chance to get back, and [Kane] scoring right off the bat certainly helps. You could argue about some of our better periods all year, [but] that was a special third for us.
"We've had a couple of stretches in our last two games where we haven't been our best, but weathering those two storms shows we're capable of a lot of things."
The Hawks head back home Sunday for a couple of days before the next leg of the trip beginning Wednesday night in San Jose.
"These are some tough buildings," Quenneville said. "It was an emotional win. [But] we can do a lot of things when we play like that in the third."
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Winners of both categories will receive Co-operative vouchers worth £60 for first place, £30 for second and £10 for third place.
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Councillor Steve Freeborn said he was disappointed by the number of entries last year but had high expectations this time.
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Nickerson collected two of the Bisons six hits. Tennyson Dodd had the only extra base hit for the Bisons, a double.
Florida Gulf Coast took the lead for the first time with two runs in the sixth inning and added five in the eighth.
Lipscomb starter Rex Brothers continued his string of hard luck starts. He pitched seven innings, allowing two runs while walking five and striking out nine.
The Bisons bullpen struggled in the game. Matt Bowling gave up two runs. He walked two batters and did not get an out.
Kyle Tognazzini threw two-thirds of an inning. He scattered three hits and three runs, two earned. Martin Grude did not allow a hit or a run as he closed out the game for the Bisons pitching one-third of an inning.
Brothers evened his record at 4-4. Chris Sale, 5-3, picked up the win for Florida Gulf Coast, pitching eight innings. He walked four and struck out eight.
The Atlantic Sun series continues Saturday at 4 with Josh Smith on the mound for the Bisons. Brandon McClurg is expected to start Sunday at 10 a.m.
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I am wanting to prepare a chuck roast (to practice before I do a prime rib roast) in an aluminum pan and have seen suggestions to use beef broth in the pan and close the bottom valve and utilize the steam mode of the Holland grill. When using the broth (as in Tom Kirkman's previous posts), is there any need to fill the grill basin with water, or is the beef broth plenty for the steam mode?
Paul S
One of the main reasons to add water to the drip pan is to bring the cooking temp down so your meat will cook slower. That's not going to happen if you just have broth in the aluminum pan. Chuck is not the most tender beef out there. Try it with water in the drip pan, you might be surprised.
Keep in mind that Holland drip pan holds a gallon of water. It steams away as you cook and you'll have to add more water to it about every hour. As the water steams out, the temp of the grill will gradually rise. I use this procedure when grilling a brisket and want a lower cooking temp. You really don't need a pan, just put the meat on the grill. That's what I do. Good luck.
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Right, you need to do both - water in the drip pan and broth in your aluminum cooking pan. Broth alone will quickly steam out.
I think you're going to like the results.